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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-29
Rural Raptures.

IT'S sweet at dewy eve 10 rove,
When softly signs the western breeze,
And wandering mid the starlit grove,
To take pinch of snuff and sneeze.
IT'S sweet to see in dashed field,
The flocks and herds their pleasures take;
But sweeter are the joys they yield,
In tender chop and juicy steak.
lis sweet to hear the mumurous sound.
That from the vocal woods doth rise,
To mark the pigeons wheeling round,
And think how nice they'd be in pies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-29

DRC.FJNrs.-6O BUsH INST QB4L
81 ity, for sale by
jHnII 8. y. GILBERT q co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-29
Chas. Widdifeld & Co.,

AIVESFCESTG% LUMBER q EESHSCEe
NJ POsts.-The subscriber has just received from
Oiean, :. Y, lot of the best HemIock Fencing
ever offered in this market he is also prepared
to furnish good Fence Posts, in large or small
quantities. Call at the corner of seventh and
Main streets. ''No trouble to show goods
des.7-d&w J. r. GLOVER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-29

-
~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts, FiIberts, Pe,ans Eng
lish Walnuts, Figs, Raisins Currants, Rock Candy,
Oysters, Sardines, Alum, Epson Salts, Roll Brim-
stone, Sulphur, Copperas, Nader, Extract of Log
wood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda, led Cords-all
kinds, Backing, Batting, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cigars
Of all kinds, Tobacco Of all kinds, Ginger-race
and ground, Spanish Moss, Glass Jars, Liant rns
and Flasks, Mustard, Matches, Pepper Sauce
Pickles. Stone Pipes. Powder. Safety Fuse Soaps ot
ali kinds Starch, ViAegar, Teas, CamphOr, Letter,
Cap, Note, and Fancy Paper, Wrapping Paper, En-
veiupes, Salt Petre, Gum Drops Juju Paste,
Wooden Bowls, Cinnamon, Dried Beef British LUIS
tire, Bonnet Boards Java Coffee, fink, Nails Glass,
Sash, Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Pepper, Alspice, Sal
Soda, Pain Killer, Licqu0rtce, &c, &c.
supply of the above kept constantly hand,
and for sale Low, by S. +. GILBERT& co,
janll 3. No. Sycamore street
AIOFFBE.z75 H4E 8 E'RE.uS ~ RIO,
= for siie by OanII 5 z. GILBERT & CO.
@CNOTTO.H" xrgRyV-s.-I R.Egs 1905,
u 5OOs, COOS, and ZOOS Cypress Mills for sale 10y
S, f. GILBERT co,
janll Agents of Cypress nj ills.
BROL.a SSES.-3OO WHOLE .g.V.g1
0ER half bbls, in best cooperage, for sale by
janlll Z. s. Il. > T. GILBERT CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-29

CGR.AyR.BH1REkS.- RRLS PRG.H a
q Cranberriss just received snd for sale at
docs RLLIOTT'S Family GroeaYY.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-17
2OfaG=Nenteeetten aus gsafbtnstOn.

Na9Dsgarb. - Der MUuut 0a1btnas
ton fam BON ber Slsttle Surid, biz 5erren Sale,
@lart, Gbwarp8, 9tice BON MialI., gtpQtns BON 81.
$. Il. q. 9inesn nit Dem Mpunt @albinetun
binunter unO beeaben I6 bet Stump 9ptnt In
Bopten mad 8uob'S Scrip. Die 8ebelen feter@
ten spetmal auf bic 8ccte, jebO6 pbne sa trefen,
Der MOunt @al9in9tpn bert9tet BET Der 6lp-
tile Maes rubts, Setm 5erauffcmmen be9esuete
ct ben 9ueb Senttns nit elmer Nn3abl S6opner
unb tleinerer S9ife i'm Gau.
Gen. Gu n er.-Oie Gelebung bes Sen.
tit nt4t % 9efabrltG wte ert beri9tet. Setn
Yfero RIr3te unp fel auf ibn, paB er betraGtlt6
gequetl9t, jebuG letn 2eben ni6t eef1brpet tpurpe.
ST miro In pent9en Sasen tpieper bergetelt
letn.
S6wert ir 9teut. Spmpftne.-
Gin IbDner In Netp=gprf fabricirter SGbel tpiro
9ieut. Eumptins iberrei6t perben, pe(der ppriaes
6tI6ja9r ben tabnen @abausrie-N ngrif auf
.Satrfar @purttaus 1naHte. Die NBafe it BON
eetrGbnli6er @rGBe unb trdet bic Snl6rift: Dem
2ieut. Charles 2umpfinss ilberreiAt bon @6arles
W. Gqipt gum Nnpenfen an Die Nfatre Bel 8air>
far Gpurtbaule am 81. Nfat 1861.
Wteber Elm nnalI nu Der Sup.
pei bes @apttUls. = Nm Samltag far3te
Der Gcrntann Der &rtetter, SIR. Sletsbt, 60 GuB
bod bon Dem alien DOM bes @apitols unp tparb
tGbtlt9 Serlsbt.
Der @arten bes 9 mttb1Ontan>
Snfttuts fol- iett 9let9 ben StraBen Der
Stapt beleu6tet perben.
@efabrtt9e r Stnrs Spm YferEbe.
-Das Yfsrb zines Splpaten, Der NIT Deps1Aen
mad benz &rte9sbepartement beprbert mar, Ifiirste
Dor Dem SGasamtseebauoe auIammen un6 tparf
lsinen Netter 20 SUP In bic StraBe, @an bob
Denelben In befnnunsslplem 3u(tanbe auf uno
bra9te tbn trtetne NetaurattVn an Der Is. Ctr,
mo er mad Eansen g%emabuneen wteper gu fA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-17

- Nm Sonn1benb tpnrbe Splcat Nbite bon
Comp. g., 3. Seem, gcrt Geg., pel6es IN Sort
Nae5enrY ltest, bon 2teut. Sones seldOllen. -
@btte Bate Obne @aB pas 2aser S~erlalen unp
purpe BON benz 9ientenant in@iDtlfleibern tn Der
@afern MS. b~etrpfen. Oils Wbtte CUR Jebe 9e-
felt purbe, ltef er fort uuo 2teut. SOneS ldpB
i'm In bic reAte 8rult, wpburh cine ibpere, aber
niGt lebens9elatrli9e @unpe e%ntltaro.
Das 8enebmen beS QteutenantS taun ntht
BART eenu9 be3eiGnet wsrpen, pa Der elbe FA ntAt
In Uniform befano.
Iuffamp unter ben SClbaten,-
@efern Na9mtttag fano III etnem tletnen
S6napSeeldaft In @acaltr. cine re9ulare Grit.
1elet fat 3ntlden SUlpaten pom IT, Wala9uI.
uub Mitattepern oes @ubltc @uarp 8e9iluent.
gtn SulOat bes MaHa9ulrttS. 9te9, erbtslt stne
beceutenpe DplAwunre. Die Setreftenben ipar=
ben Serbaftet unp werpen bente elmer unterl u
dung unterporfen rerpen.
Gin mGrbertf9er Nn8rt trurDe
am Scnntns NbenO I'm 9 ubr In gtprtDltr. auf
ben 0uIisiRen Godfrey BON bier 8etruntenen &C.
maGt, als er btelelben CUR Sube SertpteS. sic
Ia6ten i'm ndmli1 aus uno alS er ben etnen
betm Rra9en nobn,, UNI tbl 5t serbatter, lboB
ibm elmer leiner &amerapen purh Die gSan9e,
wprauf ale 4 entlprangen, aber lpater tn etreIn
Grtnflptal, Gfe BON Tren6traBe uno 2e7ernans
QGeY, pteper eerbaftet wuroen. officer @ppfrep
befinbet l4 in tritiiAem 3ultanpe.
Seuer tn SO . II 3 m erY 80. - Ote
Sneune bes Srr. 0m. Garrett tt tenem 80.
puroe aneeltedt unD brannte larnnt Den partn
aufoelyei1erten 0prratben nieper.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-17
wahl=MaAriAt.


Gtaat Warnlanb Get. = AN BEN @cbertf Der Staot
Baltimore.
pa her Sib bs8 Coleman De1ctt SenatOr be5 StaaeS WarS.
lamb fit bic Staet Baltimore vacant tpnroe turd9 ben am 5p6lfen
Gage bS Seaeuber attse9nBunosrt uno stnumoieaSos paifrtsn
8e,hluB oeS Senates: -.
llnb ia Bic Contribution tieTes Staae5 ~DercrSnet, be I'M 6an
elm equator ben tieIer Stabt weo3iebt elm &8ablWarraut orm
9raHs enien bes Senates perladsn pereen lou fit bic ~@rpabluas
EN- + ansern 9eriOn an feline Steae.
gtan uno hatnm percrbne uno befeble i'd, Senrp $. @olo$s
bpurou9b, 8rafbent be8 SenateS bon Wtarplane. trait Der mir
bnra bic Contribution %perliebentn 9sipaIt, eB etne gSohl tur enten
senator fMr bic Stact Baltimore %ab9ebalten Weree. anpen Plasen
wel6e has @eIeb ecm 9. Sanuar 1882 basu beittmmt bat. sar
ausfIlRue Der bur9 bs ~gsespeben b~elaoten coleman YslGnS
en~thanhene @acans nnb Dererbne blerntt, eab Der S9eltf Der
gtabt Baltimore Ncts sebe fir erei @p9cn, ousi9leslth hes
9aoes her erfen 0erSHentliGun9 Der geett rno eS Mablta9s.
un6 ion bieicS Ella ppl9l tiger @arrant tr AueS oHieS ietn.
3uur 3euaniB taiir uuterfGreibe tb nteinen geamen am II.
Sage bes Desembgr. I'M Sabr uniersS Ssrra a9ts'bnbanoertu no
einamcfGs5ig. ~
Nr1Icsnt beS Senates bon WtalDlanb.
Qttt: CHAIRMAN 9arwDCb, &etr.
Sd1 aebe biermit Rad)riht, bB 1T nebereinlttniIhuns
nit pbt9e1n N5oIrant, am Opnnerta9 on 9. - aan1G 1867 etne
YSabI in Der z tpot 8altintpre ~obsebalten mire tr bte ~@rmablun5
zines Ser,atpr bes Staa!es M1areIanb fhr bic Staot SaltrloIe. :
Die 2SaIl finsst ftati an ten 4s!dsen, pel@e BON ben 9eSntGB Ger
@elese fur Baltimore srnanntsa aeablrttterh in unS tNr Saltt-
more hair beittumt baber. ,x.
Die Gtimufaltet werbsr, ME pom @eet pyror6let. bon 8 ubr
WOrsens bis 8 lbr Gbents Offen ieln. -
(Ns16,l7. 2S. Sac. 9) Gderuf Der St1ht Baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-17
(@inaelan0t.l
Baltimore, 16, OeSeI

SalttmDre 10. Oeieinber.
Btr 9absn bas 8erenusen, befonnt 5u ma
den, CAP bic So. @apttdne @eurg 9pfmann,
GOmp. 81, Nasert 9penst, Gcmp. 8, une 9Outs
8ayer, Comp, 6, pom 4, Mar9lanpe &esiment
(9tncpln'S bsutI6e Saser) In Die Ser. Staaten
Nrlnee einsemulfert ipproen tno, nno mir ltno
Der Qnli9t, bab ss ibrer Mii6e unb NaSbater
e~eltnsen tptrb, unter Der 2eitun9 bes 5rn. Gapt.
@ubsturg pom 2. MarYlanO<& estment, Bis
gum l, Sauuar Spue 6 @pmpa9nteen einSumu-
fern.
Gs freut inns, bin3ufisen gu f6nnen, oaB BON
1ns beuti6tn 8argern Die Neiten Der 6ampfsr
fur un1er MoUptiSs GaterIunp tA taslt6 mebren,
urn CUR unterbridttns Der RebeltOn bei3utra9en,
unb mir forbern baber ale Dentlhen lcpalen
Burger uuf, la uns an3uidlieben uno tn @s'
metnl4aft fir cine 9ereGte urO 9eilise SaAe gu
ltreiten a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-17

prG9tit0nen wents Na6frase. @tultern
o o@99 faE Sstttnltade S@s4, fur Sdinfen
2arb 81. ~
aeiner I'M Marft.
Sa6men. 8leeiaaMten gut bis ausae,eihnet
$4,50@4.62 per 1871. bon ga fb. Stutptbu
$2.25@2,S7. 8la@sfaamen ST.. 6O@I75.
Stdrte. perl Sc @ts. fsfb
Grurnb plum p Sad 1I5 @ts., Spar.
l9auS $l.6O@$l.65, Mlbtun's $3.50, Turfs
m Jglano 26@S0@tS. sSs 8uibel bonn StCre.
81, feline 35 "a 90. U0'
WbtSteh @ttY % San. 81 Gents, Sbio 2Ik.
aber wenig @erfGufe.
30fer, Nep>O rIeaus 100000 @rocerie or.
Sinair BIG gut 6. 37@S. rs.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-17

SD bin bena9ridtiSt worber, baB bic &sfrlttiruA9 be8 burd
ben straightforward unterul 4. y. III, autbpriltten pierten &eginent6
beuHter Sd9er eur@ 8erbreitung eS @era&ts ais Oh bic fir bic
BEN hem Ss = Sritten ScoiTsntts ~ cons,pTStmsn, bseiintrScbtst ScpSen
iOa.
8erF6ern Sic ben Serrn GifBisren mic ben ~0tefrutea, baE ben,
mi6t 70 lit. Das oietts Hestnlent lift 6ehinnt, gang un6 gar aus
Denti&cn suiumnenseest RnO bur9 beutI&e Off5rere r0ulutaa
brt gu percen.
nnter3. 8 m Cooper
Brig. Gen. Comm. Yeo. Sug.
Baltimore, ben 90. Npobr. 1861. NOpSOs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-17
Mm Gteuerbe5abler.
( Office bes IubitDrts,

1Otfce Gs Muotprts,
neten Der Staotbaut, ObereS Strdperf.
aas PeIsuen, welts tar 1850 uno 1859 nod Steiern gu be.
aabIen baben, TDsen Not; ne9me1t, ru6 tt auc Nadftanee anl
0er1btli6ept @eee Dber mitteItt Befanntmadung un6 8erfauI
sintreiben wsrbe. Gin @ersei@ab iplGsn ~giSenibuns Tam man
in tielsr Office fneen.
niht besablt fnb, banl tsrb iolde8 benz Surperpr ein0ebGneiSt.
INN bon bemelben iar @aSei9e nnb Werfei5erun9 entWprfen 81
lperoen.
MpDiWi Spbn 5. graves, Autttcr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-17
Oeunpfratifdber 9nrnpereim.

Obiser 8ereiu madt ieinen 6reunben unb @Snnsrn iCwte BEN
aeebrtsn Hublitunt. I'M Ilsenieinen bic ~pprl6ufi0e An3et9e, cap el
am l8et5madtsabsnb tinen Ban in ieiner Sale rtranltaltet.
Naberss fSlet in elmer fpdtsren Nnseise.
Dp- "a sDaS Gpmtte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-17
Weue Nn5eigen.

aB- clearinghouse Mnseisen. ifebe 1. eeite.
GS Mnseigen DOn SSaf btn8tOm @g9
welcbe bis Sfadmittass 4 llbr bel &errm WieSfeIn
%abseseben perfen, finben nod Mufnabme in Der am
n~ddtffen Mprsen erideinenSen Summer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-17
syocpb geeoer, 80, % @ermanRr.

enpFebIt feline gaswabI BON beiteu hlpferrsn 8OrtenmSbeln nnb
eoiierOlsn, @srinsrlssmSbel, f9Bne ls*irte 5ebefrO be nno 80.
Patnt- S9nttafeln, isDte g,obss @prnme fran5E-
Ei9e unS ~ueuFIserne Sunhehalst D324iI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-17
Ner9mG0um0em.
25iGbrige A.A Stiftung8feier
Des 9 alttmOrerMG etcSerfran5es
i'm MurqlonO WW SnRitute
am mpntoq ben 40. 9t,ember 1s61.

%h ~'~"AN0 ~ OVs VIZ
&m so. DeSember 1886 ttoten eini0e Wtdnner suiamlnen uns
9~rinoeten ben s%weitdlteiten @eI1N9~@erein Der Ser Gstaaten-ben
galttmprer 2itberfran3. = Gar bter eielss @rei9niles nib Bet
SIeoettrapS et Gor6eyt, Banquet Anb Ban ceranta ten. Oa$
Ipater oei6tentltt WCrOenbe @pnSert grreromm umiaBt bic ih6n-
fen Stecen aus ben pom &trein o~ufgefd6rten Cperh. Oratorieu,
cine etNen8 fir bieie @.le9entett BON 9erru SGstb gebihee uno
Serrn 9enihcw %cOmppnlrte %6tittpmne, eeniil6te uno Dtdnner-
6Sre, UNI 10 9lei1lau eu &ilb CUR Grinnerun9 oil bos Ieitbert9e
9Srfen %oeelben gu 8eben. Die nod Ietenben @rlnoer iinb sum
6eft ein8flaoen. 9err Sbets Wtro bic 6ehre6e baueu. Das Irs
ranlenent lit 6pG9euees:
@Nn8ert on $40 uer, Gang ben 1912, S~ansatoOn 12-2,
GGnS bon 2 bis Sunt e 9IuB.
@le Sbetlnsbmer fnS eriu9t. iBre Namen. IOwie Die au5abl
Der fe besIeitsn6en Gamen in Sub!eriptionsIiiten etnsut assn, he
bt nad,foIgeueen 0errcn pfn ltegeu: $. Winbpart SO. 122
e. 6opettefr. Gbaa. Saier, SEQ. ISL gS. qertnotonitr. Qetrs
Sta. 9aa. 80. 50 9sneSeritr;; @9as; Ytes2er, Ssnpsls NahO-
nal SaH. 6rebyrtdnr; SEQ. y. @tenbad, 70 @. 8alhmprt1tr.
DHie Bitten weroen 8 Rage Dor rem Hehe sei@toiieu. unO tbu-
men ipattre AnnteIbunaen feline 8erifi4tiaun9 finesn. Sn Der
8alIe perSen feine Gttet8 perfouft. Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit
l Dollar fir ieosn Serru Inb 90 @t8. fir iebe Dame, ptl@eS bic
i3atluna fIr Supper eini8lebt. Der Geretn be8t Die @rpartun8,
bag Ctee8, BEN 3eueu ansemeIiene lberale arrangement ale
6reunoe beiIelbeH sur Stejlnabme tepe9eH mSee ne bittet UNI
5eiiige @inSeidbnun5 tbrer Nanten, ineem mn cine Iinitttrte IsSabL
Stlets a~Hs9e9eten miro.
Ges2- OaB WrraRgementS. 6 0mite.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-17
N0rftureiTe.

q imo1tet. Gs wnrben $50 @tiid ausaebUten
pretie fet. gpn $500 % 100 ID.
99petne purbet 81 uuSerGnpertet Vretlen Ser<
fault bot $4.75@$5.25 p 100 Id beaabIt:
9 9aate $2.50@3.25 fir CUTE Seerben.
Nlcpbpi per @aapne 39-4l @ts. fur 95 sgt
Suttert bette Gpben "a gts. % ID, @laSeS 20
-22, Jfpllbutter 2O-24 @ts.
8ra9te, 0trlaeh 81. 9O02,25, Yalnna1e 6
$751; G~Ortntben s. GtS., Yfaumen I25@
II GentSt Gitrpnen $l.55M2.O 90 per 8Ur,
Srangen 81 90 per 8pr.
q E NJ Ii pientout 81 @ts. % ID Nelfen 10
l03 @t9.t plttt. 9ngper 81 6, MusfatauB
4Or55t pfefer l04-IO3, Musfatblittbe 4S-
% &,pane III alumpen So. 5s-3.
q etretoe, gBef5en ROTH. DrbinGr 120@l3O
gut bis aMSgeSei9net l35@1se, .peiBer gutter
l35@l45, ertra fetner 15O0l6O.
Safer, 8trs. II. Marsl. 4O@42, pennE. 43
@45, 4prn, rpetbes 6l@63, eelbeS 6 @6SG
Gp99en, MarYl 6 5@68, Nenn1. 70(972 6
81 nanp, Yerasianti9er 224O a. $6o-62
Hnpdent1ebl $26 per Xetne.
9eNt Timothy $l5@17 per Gptne. Rlee 81
OILS in 8bl.
9GMtet aBib lpIe 7@s, setrudtete l43-15.
&io gut Is @ isl britna 5O023,
5dsa 2S@24t 9nquaYta 22@23.
2eber ipan. Spblen "a @ ~, 2anS oe1hIa
"a ca 26, Stat 24@3O, Sker 8. 50@4.5O.
2alb 1920 % Ou3.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-17
MmtftAe 8rteHtffe.

Baltimore, ben IL. OeSember 1861.
1 Nbler, Naron "a Wtai6ed, SUl
2 anbreas, GCttlteb IS MaIer, Spbann s
3 8uI6, 9berrfle 9e6.26 9lGpel, Souls
Dcnbaulen 81 9rS9el, Gltlabetba,
4 Sah, NDam 9eb. 8et9
5 8alaer, MtcOlas % Ge9ener, Sacob
6 8rEntue, Sacpb % &uolpB, Stlpelter
7 grauer, 5einrt9 80 Sieber, SobanneS
8 CLAUS, emanuel 81 SAtltn9, Deter
9 Da6len, @ 80 Sptttel, 6einri6S
10 Slider, @epr9 33 SGSntbaler, 9ttlip
IL Tres, So "a S9inDbelm, Sob S
IL George, 6 S 35 Sdlunot, 8ransts
10 @riinineer, Mort6erb36 S4neiper, SObann9
pber 6elen gBittpe37 Sitting, @ilbelm
9eunUre Msrs SO Sdafer, 9cuiS
IA 6eBe, 6 80 SGera, 6
Is 6Clbmann, Nilb 40 Sdulter, Spbann
16 6etlbrpnn, Npplpb Al Sabn, @batbarine
II Sober, @ecrs AZ S9niper, Spbn
Is Gauimann, 6etnri643 @etlaa, Nn9uf
10 &lub, @brtftan A Mut, gepra
90 &a6el, Mt6ael As 3ebmen, G1arleS De
81 2anesutb, @eors q 46 3atisr, Saecb
% Got, @UnraD At Soft. Stepbanl
% QGBer Charles
80. $, Wnrnefl, 9pfmeiRsr,
R- Das @pdbenbIdtt 6s8 Baltimore gseder" eri6sim
ieben Srsia9 Mitta9.
Gs entbdIt 2s .brstte @Yaltem aefeaOff, unb Sas
5Ormst 1T be6eutenb srB Ber ais br ti8Iiae @sfer.
SMbaltt
.@a@ratten uno tele0rapbii@e Gersi9sn aus allen Sbelsn bs8
9anbes.
GerrefpOnben3en aus ben GeloIa9ern.
@bttOrtetle &rtiteG iber bic pi@tissn Eagesirasen unb
las RsueHe aus @oibtn9tOn unb ZEN requirements Ter 8e8ierun9.
Serner bic T~prtIesune bes 9efdt4tIi6en 0tcmans
MpberiA."
SeciHte, Mannisfattises, Observation-Disclosures &c.
lspie aud cine ueber1t9t ter eurDpdtf d en- Ncut9fetten
WeI4e biz sur Stunbe Der QutIitattpn stnlaufen.
@in5eIne @r:mpIare fMo ieNen 6reia9 Wior9en woblpsrpodt
3ur 8erientunS a 5 @euts III Der Office gu baben.
Rg- Sad Deuti&Ian6 ~perenben MIR einseIne ~@reapIare fiji
8 cts. (rprtpfre) an trsenb cine Abrdie.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-10
ITEMS FROM THE SOUTH.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9.-Col. Mckee, late edi
dor Of the Louisville Courier, will take com
mand of regiment under Gen Buckner.
The Citizens Bank of New Orleans, are
circulating fives cut in two, each piece to rep
resent two and half dollars.
Thirteen hundred Indian warriors crossed
the Arkansas river, near Plymouth, ON the
18th, en- route for McCulloch's army.
Gen. Whitefieid, late OF Kansas, was also
moving towards southern Missouri, at the
head OF Texas troaps.
The federal prisoners sent to New Orleans
were escorted to their quarters there by Il col
ored company.
1t is evident from the tone of the southern
papers, that the rebel army OF the Potomac
will act strictly on the defensive.
Mansfield Lowell, late OF New York, has
been appointed brigader general, and assigned
to duty III Louisiana
There is a general growl throughout the
rebel states, at the inetiicieucy of the mail ar
Engagements.
There is great rejoicing throughout the
south over the capture of Lexington, and Ere
mOnI's difficulty.
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eEPoRTED sURRENDE1 OF HOME
GUARDS.

JEFFERSON CITY, Oct 9.-Col, Mathews
telegYaphed to Gov. Gamble this morning, from
Hermann that he had been compelled to sur.
render, with three pieces OF cannon, to SUI
perior force of the enemy. Mathews camp
was twenty miles from Hermann, and is said
TO have contained about 400 home guards The
rebels numbered some 1000, and their design
is to burn the Gasconade bridge in tnat vicini-
ty Reintorcements were sent both to Her
mann and the bridge. On hearing Of the APP
pruach OF the rebel force, our troops at the
bridge began erecting palisades for its defense.
Efforts are making here to organize companies
of Missouri rangers to carry on guerilla war
fare after the style OF the rebels. Generals
Sturais and Lane are understood to have re-
ceived orders to mai Oh from Kansas City and
Join Gen. Sgel at SedaIia. Sigel sent out
detachment OF four hundred men ON Sunday
last, to cut off the rebel supply train.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
JEFFERSON CITY, Oct, O. The surrender
of the federal camp near Hermann proves not
to have been so serious as was at first stated.
Col Matthews simply abandoned his camp on
the approach of the rebels, retiring to Hermann
without loss of any kind, The three cannon
mentioned in the previous dispatch belonged
to the rebels Cot. Harding now eegraphs
from Hermann that he has no approximations
OF an attack and that the Gascona1e and
Usage bridges are well guarded, and secure
against the rebels
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-10
FnKEKGNEH IN THE MILITARY
SEEsVIC VIEWS AND PURPOSES
az ESLEEALDI-

WASHINGTON, Oct 9.-The policy Of the
government in regard to employing foreigners
il military service is as follows, the statement
being made on good authority First, no one
has been AUTHORIZE to enlist or raise troops in
Canada, as has been affected 10 be understood
there Second, no commissions have been
offered or other oyertures made, to military
men in France or other European states, as
has been assumed there; Third, the govern.
ment has not rendered the command of the
army to Gen. Garibaldi, as has been represent
ed in Europe.
What is true is-first, that every foreigner
who has come with good character and creden'
tias. and offered his services TO the govern
nent for the support OF the Union, has been
accented and no other is in the military EN-
poyment o; the United S ates; second, Gen.
Garbaldi being Il naturaliZed citizen, it was
reported to the government by one OF our con
suls tina; the general was contemplating visit
to this country, aud that he had intmated con
dtionaly a disposition to engage in the service
of the United States He was informed that
if this was SO, his services would be accepted
with pleasure, and he would receive com
mission as major general, being the same rank
which was conferred on Gen. Lafayette, in the
army in the revolution. Gen Garibaldi, upon
consideration OF tine subject, has concluded not
to offer his services at present. but thinks he
may by and by revisit the United States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-10
THE STEAMER FANNY-HER RELA-
rCEih \ ,Ial ,EIIE GGOYEls 4 ENI.

WAsHINGroN, Oct. 9.-Hon. John f. Pot
ter, chairman OF the investating committee OF
the house of representatives, on the 9Th inst.
called the attention OF the navy department. TO
Statement in the newspapers that Capt. j..
II Morrison of the steamer Fanny, which was
recently captured by the rebels off Cape Hat
teras, was inprisoned at Fortress Monroe for
refusing to take the oath of allegiance, and in.
ouired if the statement was true in whole or in
part. The department to day replied as fol.
lows -
Navy DEPARTMENT, Oct. 8, lS6l.-Sir,
your letter OF the 9Th inst, relative to the news
PAPER reports concerning the master OF the
steamer Fanny, has been received The
steamer alluded to was not at the time of her
canture in the service of this department, and
has never been employed by it, and the same
| may be said of her captain This department
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-10
ANAnYANor nY GEN. nrccLELLAN

I AN ADVANCE EsH GEN. McCLELEAA'
W,su,yGrov Oot o-About six O'clock
fins morninr Gnn Smiti,s division at Chain
Rr,dg4 advanced and orrnniad nrominent DO.
sitinns in the neiohborhooI nf Lewinsyiile.
On Le advance arr,yin,, at Tanulpy's The
hitherto outposts for onr army The division
was divided a norton continuing up Little
RIM turnnil,e or,unving Prosppci Hin the
nthnr n,,t nf line ,Iiyi.io,, tonk the new arnl-
Ierv rosI and nrrnnsd Smoot's and Max.
yafps lille a mia and h,,lf mis- side of Lew.
insviIla TLe h,,tara, were Drawn I'M in
rrI,ninor. nns;t;o,,s and int,ntr. nlnc.d in sit.
raIinns IA snnrort the,n. Alter remaining
t',,,t tlroo I,,,rs ,y,;,in,, II, vain tor the re-
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KING COTTON HAS THE NIGHT


LOUISVILLE, Oct 9.--Ihe Memphis Argus
of the 81 contains the following procIana-
ton -
"Concurriug entirely IN the views expressed
by the cotton factors of New Orleans in an
annexed petition from the business men here,
praying that no cotton be sent to New Orleans
during the existence of the blockade, have
determined to take the most decided means to
prevent landing any cotton in this city. No
tice is therefore hereby given to all maste 5
and owners of steamboats, and other water
craft, that from and after the 10Th oi October,
no cotton must he brought to New Orleans, Or
within lines embracing that section OF the
country between the Notifications above Car
rollton and those below the city, and extend.
ing hack to the lake. ALI steamboats, or other
water craft, arriving within the prescribed
limits, will be hencetolth placed in charge Of
an armed force ana escorted above the point
Indicated This course will be adopted in all
cases, whether the quantity of cotton brought
be large or small The railroad companies
have already issued orders in furtherance OF
the object of this proclamation, and no viola
ton of them will be permitted.
(Signed) TnoMAs @ MnnAn
Governor OF Louisiana.
| shall cooperate with Gov. Moore in the
enforcement OF the above order
(Signed) d e TwIGGs,
Major General Commanding.