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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-18
FROM KEsrERN KzssoURL

JEEFERaoN CRY, Sept. l7th.-The CORES
pendent of the ST. Louis Republican writes
as follows
A person arrived here this morning re-
ports that on Wednesday night, the eth
inst, General Price was going towards
Sedalia with IL 900 men, and that Parsons
was there with $500 rebels and 1e pieces
of artillery. Other accounts say Price left
Warrensburgh for Lexington Wednesday
night.
Reports are current that Lexington had
been captured, but they are not believed.
Parties from Pettis county report fight
at Blsckwater, in which the secessionista
defeated the home guards, ard burnt the
Blackwater bridge.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-18
FROM ST JOSEPH

ST.. JOSEPH, Sept. 13.-The correspondent
of the st. Louis Republican furnishes the fol-
lowing items
The Railroad bridge over the Little Platte
river Is not yet replaced. This does not in
terrupt travel, however, passengers, mails,
anil troops being transferred at the bridge
Three regiments United States troops
the Illinois 18th, Iowa Sd, and Kansas I'd
reached here to-day, and more will arrive
tomorrow. Before the arrival of the fed
eraI troops, more than 5000 mounted reb-
els rode out Of town, bound South to join
General Price. They are undisciplined,
we'll mounted, but poorly armed. The
Union men are jubilant and hopeful again.
At Stuartsville, yesterday, two companies
of Col. Morgan's Home Guard had skir-
mish with band of secessionists and rout-
ed them, killing 80 or more and capturing
several horses.
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ecTNCZNNATI MARKEG.

CINCINNATI, Sept lz--Flour firm and in
fair local demand at 1908 30 for super /;
3 90@4 90 for extra. The favorable advices
from New York have not Influenced the
market much, owing to the difficulty Of
making shipments. Wheat quiet at 500
80 for choice red and white. Corn steady at
27. Oats %. Rye dull at 36@3s. Whisky
steady at I33. Mess pork ia moderate de-
mand for army use at II 75@l3 90. Bs-
con in good demand and all boned sides to
be had below 81 were taken !; shoulders
sold at 4a(934; clear sides sold at 64(06R.
Bulk meats may be quoted at 3+443 and
81. Lard at &c. Sugar buoyaut and sell
ing at 9@1ot for raw refined; New York
standard is up to 11R@l 13f. Molasses
must be quoted at 42@6s. Coffee at 100
lei and at these advanced rates holders
sell reluctantly.
Exchange dull at &c prem
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FROM ST [nnTa

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. l6.-Postrnaster General
Blair and Qnartermaster General Meies left
for Washington this morning.
1t is understood that the precise charge
j on which Col. Blair was arrested is insub-
ordination in communicating, while mill
taTy officer, with the authorities at Wash
4 tngron, making complaints against, and
using disrespectful language toward, Gen.
Fremont with view of efecting his re-
moyal. 1t is stated that letters written by
Col. Blair are in possession of General Free
mont.
The following letter, which will be pub
lished tomorrow, reveals the mission of
Capt. Kidd, who arrived some DAYS since
with flag of truce from the rebel camp:
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
"SPRNGF1ELD, Sept IA.
Col. T. 7. Taylor, commanding at
Spring6eld--Sir Yours of the 9Th inst,
containing an erroneous construction of M
proclamation of the Both ultimo, has had
my attention. | understand the object of
your note to be, to inquire whether it was
my intention to shoot the wounded who
might De made prisoners by the forces IN.
der my command. The following para
graph, extracted from my proclamation,
will be strictly enforced, within the lines
&
for whom it was intended, viz GAIL per
sons who shall be taken with arms in their
hands within these lines, shall be tried by a |
Court Martial, and if they shall be found |
guilty, shall be shot. t" The lines are ex-
pressly declared to be those of the army in |
the military occupation of this State. You /
have wholly inexperienced the meaning T
of the proclamation without undertaking to
determine. l desire it to be clearly under
stood that the proclamation is intended d.
rectly to. restore the rights of an enemy, I
and to be in all respects in strict conformity +
with the usages of wsr. It is hardly neces-
sary for me to say that 1t was not prepared
with any purpose to injure the ordinary
rights of humanity with respect to wounded
men, or to those who are humanely engag-
d in alleviating their suferings.
ISigned:1 500 JOHN @. FREMONT,
--.....--..,-- Maj. Gen. Com"
LeavenWorth papers of the I1th give the
GLOWING, account of the late engagement
between Rains and Montgomery
"On the End 500 rebels, under Rains ap-
'roached Fort Scott, seized 80 mules be-
onging to the Government, and killed the
A messenger was dispatched to
montgomery, who had 500 men. He pur- {
ued Rains i miles, killing several of his |
nen, When be came upon the main body s
t the enemy battle commenced. The Z
ebels had Eve cannon and Montgomery one
owitzer only.
The fight lasted two hours, " hen Mont I
omery slowly retreated, keeping up a run 8
ing fight until nightfalI v
The enemy's force is reported from 1000 t
} 3,oo0'' o
Twenty-three negroes have been declared S
zee, under Fremont's proclamation, being Il
lie property of leading rebels.
Eighteen hundred regulars left Fort Lar
ME on the I'd for Leavaaworth.
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ER0M 81. L0nLS

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17.-Gen. Sturgis with
one regiment of infantry two companies of
cavalry and one of artillery took possession
Of St. Joseph, Missouri on Friday last. 1t
is reported that battle took place at Lex
ington yesterday, between the federal forces
there and Green's rebels in which most of
the latter were captured. This needs con-
frmation.
Another bridge was burned on the Han
nibal and St. 10 Railroad a day or two
since, precipitating locomotive into the
stream and killing the engineer
Reports are current here that the Confed-
crate forces have evacuated COLUMBUS, Ken
lucky.
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ER0M KASHINqT0N

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Lieut. Col. At
wood of the 9th Wisconsin volunteers was
honorably discharged from service to-day in
consequences ofphysical inability to endure
the fatigues of camp life. His retirement is
universally regretted by the volunteer SER
vice. Ia
The following Colonies have been APP
pointed to take command of the Kentucky
volunteer infantry and cavalry regiments
Thos. J. Brannette, LIST infantry 8. s. Fry,
I'd infantry s, T. Dowan, Sd infantry
Frank Wexford, 1st cavalry.
While the Government of the United
States are doing the best they can under
the rules of war to take care aud protect
the health of rebel prisoners, now in their
possession, JEFF. Davis or Beauregard or
johnson or all of them have sent our prison.
ers toCastle Pinckney the nearest port to the
city of Charleston, where fever prevails ex-
tensively at this season of the year. If our
officers, whom they have taken prisoners
and confined in Castle Pinckney, survive
the present season, it will be contrary to
the well known theory of southerners, for
they have always asserted as reason why
slave labor must be employed that north
erners could not survive the malaria and
fever that prevail In that section. The reb-
els may suppose that the confinement of
officers of the Union army in Charleston
may prove protection to that place We |
shall see
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FRArKroRr. Kv SAM

HeUsE.-A n essage from Gov. Magofin
was received communicating a telegraphic
dispatch from Gen. Zollicoffer announcing
that the safety of Tennessee demanded the
occupation of Cumberland GAP. and the
three long mountains in Kentucky, and that
he had done so, and should retain his posi-
ton until the Federal troops were with
drawn aud the Federal camps broken up.-
Also message frem Thos. @. REYNOLDS.
Lieut.. Gov. of Missouri, asking what course
hentueky intended to lake in view of the
occupation OF the Mississippi river below
the mouth OF the Ohio, by the Federal forces
in violation of her neutrality. ~
No Southern papers received Tonight.
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TRIBuNE's DISPATCH.

Last evening, the rebels approached our
left wing in force, destroyed several grain
racks and other property, and pursued a
number of cattle belonging TO Union fami-
lies. Later in the evening, on a false
alarm, Gen. Slocum's brigade was under
arms in four minutes. It turned out that
several contrabands had arrived, on their
masters horses, and some of our own men
had struggled in the brush. An Intelligent
free negro from Fairfax arrived here, says
the greater part of the rebels are arriving
between Fairfax and Alexandria, where
they have thrown up breastworks. He
heard Lawyer Hunter, owner of Hunters
Mills, say that the rebels would take Ar
lngton Heights and Alexandria this week
with 100000 men, and from there shell
Washington.
After the fight at Townsville, Beaure-
gard was sent for to bring re-inforcements
from Manassas as they feared we would
oyerPower them. He came with a consfd-
cradle body 81. troops - -
Owing to the information received By the
P. 0. Department that the Hannibal and
st. Joseph road is entirely unprotected from
the rebels st. Joseph being In their hands it
has ordered the California mail to be carried
by Davenport, Iowa, and Council Bluffs. The
Department has received information that
all the officers and employees of the over
land company are rebels.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-18

R@rhass's HOEEaa6 Bfstsrs-rhe Phila-
dslphia Argus, in speaking of the lato exhibition
held in tina. city by the Franklin Institute, says
Gin noticing medicines. we are always extremely
cautious, unless satisfied Of the srits of the artf-
clS Among those exhibited is the celebrated HoI-
land Ritters. This medicine has been extensively
introduced into every State in the Union and into
the Canadian Provinces, principally within the last
two years. The exhibition shows testimonials in
svery language known ia America, among which
We notice one from the late Hon John N. Clayton,
of Delaware"
" Dyspepsia, Headaches, and Indigestion, by
which all persons are more or less affected can
usually be cured by taking moderate exercise
wholesome food, and a dose of Boerhave's Holland
Bittsrs one hour before each meal ''-Bal. San.
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RRoN WIZ IERsEY

NEwARK, N. J. Sept. I6.-The Repuhli-
cans here have concluded to abandon their
party organization and take up any good
sound Union man in the coming local cleo
ton. Gen. Theodore Rnnyan, who was a
Douglas elector, is the prominent candidate
for Mayor. The peace party have made
their nominations, coupled with resolutions
sustaining the Government, the full force of
which may be appreciated wheait is known
their candidate for Mayor expressed the
opinion that this war on the part of the
South is as just, and holy as was ours in
the revoltion @
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the journal.
KR0M RENDERSON.

SPECIAL TO TIE EVANSVILLE JoURNAn.
HENDERsoN, KY, Sept. 1z--Last night q
party of secessionists stole a cannon which
was in possession of the State Guards at this
place, together with fifteen pair ofnavy pis-
tolls, and started with them for Tennessee,
This morning the State Guards organized
under Capt. Robert Glass, and after hard
ride of % miles, overlook them and retook
the cannon, and returned with it to this city.
The secessionists went on, bound for Camp
Burnett = - = - -.
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S0uTHERN frEMS

LoUIsv1LLE, Sept. RIA dispatch from
Nashville, Tenn, of the 10th says, Rich
mond special to the Union and American
says Hon. VIM. Walker, Secretary of War,
had resigned, in consequence of bad health.
His successor had not been appointed.
All the banks of New Orleans suspended
specie payment to-day, and Treasury notes
are all at par.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-18

Or. y. HosssFfsr's Celebrates Stomach
BITTERS Is enc of the greatest Strengthening pre-
rations extant. 1t is especially adapted to those
who are afflicted with the Fever and and Agus, or
any disease arising from disordered condition of
the digestive organs. For Fever and Ague there
is no medicine IN the world equal to 1T, as 1t en-
tiers, purites, and replenishes the blood which is
SO important 60 bring about a healthy action in
diseases Of this nature The Bitters are now
among the most popular, and at the same time,
valuable specifics in the medical world In recon-
mending It to the public, fully conscious of
doing them great service, knowing as we do, their
many excellent qualities, and sure and speedy ac-
tion in all where the disease is caused by If
regularity Of the digestive organs a trial will suf
ice for the most skeptical
For ssie by Druggists and dealers generally sv-
srywhere sepI7-Iwd
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ER0M RALTTMnRR

BALTIMo BE, Sept. 16.-The names of the
killed and wounded at Darnestown have
not yet been resolved. The first account of
the affair was received by the American
from an anonymous correspondent and was
printed at two late an hour to obtain any
Verifcation.
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NOTICE OF ATTACgMENT

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of
September, 1851, q writ Of Attachment was Issued
by me, John r. Crisp, Justice OF tho peace Of
Vanderburgh County, at the instance and upon the
afidAvit Of Michael P. Jones' against the obs,
chattels credits and effects of George Howard. and
in the forenoon, at my Office, in Pigeon Towoshtp
Of said County, will proceed f. hear and decide
upon the claim of Baid Nj. p. Jones, whereof the
said Georgs Howard aad all other persons concern
ID Will take nctlee JOHN +. CRISP J. p.
September 18th, 1851. sep1T -1td&Stw
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LEGEsLA TIRE

FREDERIoK, Nd, Sept. I7.-Not, more
than 90 members of the two houses are yet
here. Both houses viii meet and adjourn
till Tomorrow. The impression is that nei-
Their house, for want of quorum, will be
able to transact any business.
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EXON RILrLMoRE

BAETIMoRE, Sept. 1.-THE Old Point
boat has arrived, but brings no news of in
terest.
The news of the rspulss of the rebels in
Western Virginia causes great rejoicing
here among Union men.
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NJ. A portion of the brigade OF sharp
shooters of which Gen. Lander is to have
command, is to be armed with double-bar
relied rifles, weighing forty-two pounds,
and able, in their hands, to unseat a Rebel
horsman at every discharge, at distance
of three-quartors of q mile.
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PUBLIC CRLEBR4TIOw

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE anniver-
sary of the adoption of the Constitution is
being duly celebrated here. Statutes were
fred at sunrise and noon. The home guard
also turned out and paraded the streets,
5000 strong, escorting the orator of the
dsy,-Hon. Geo. M. Dalias-to Independence
Square
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q 9E.9TR % Y.R !-R.G1s DY.EY
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The only Harmless T. Reliable

All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided If you With to escape ridicte.
GREY, Bed, or RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly
to beautiful and natural Brown or Black, with
out the least injury hair skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded TO VIM. A. Bachelor since 1889, and
over 10000 applications have been made to the
hair of the patrons of this famous Dye.
WIN a. BArCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces
color net 60 bs distinguished from nature, and is
warranted not to i1jure in the least; however long
1t may bs continued, and the i'll effects of bad Dyes
remedjed. the hair Is invigorated for life by this
splendid Dye, viii h is properly applied at No. 16
Bond Street, New York. ~
Sold in ali the cities aud towns of the q. s., by
druggists and fancy goods dealers
The genuine. has the name, " William 4. Batch
elor, and address upon steel plate engraving on
tbs four sides of each box
Wholesale Factory, No 81 Barclay Street,
adll-1Y Lat 233 Broadway Street, N. Z.
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The time here set down is adjusted cosatYGct
kosrs. On the River there is variation according
TIME OF CLOSING.
Railroad Mail flor Vincennes, Terre Haute,
indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, St
Louis, Chicago, Cairo and other Eastern,
Western and Northern points, and B. r.
Way OfAces) every day except Sunday, at ga. IL
Thursday, and Saturday at s1zP-
Pad4cah Mail (river) every day in the
week except Sunday and Thursday at 117z 4. n.
Green RiUer NAL flor Bowling Green and
day At 9zr. M.
Thursday. and Saturday At S1IA-~.
Nes0 HGTpsoRy Mail every Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday at DAM.
p! a::asy; e &s s.ls .syj T .,..y
(PsterabuTgh letters, &C. come and 60
by Railroad dsiiy.)
CgnsksanG Mat every Wednesday at TIP. M
Leaves At s A. r Lhnrsday morniDg)
Raiyoad HAL, every day except Sunday at II. N
Louisville Mad lriver) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday by eP-M
Paducak Mail, every day In the week except
Sunday and Thursday by DAN
day By 2RM
M VsrnOm Nal (Iandl every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday by sR.M
Fss0 Harmony Mad, every Tuesday. Thurs
day, and Saturday by AP.M.
l6o0kp0yt Mail (Iandl every Sunday at r H.
and wednesday and Friday At TAM.
(AKnves thu evening before, after Office
hours.)
Psssrsb1trgb HAL (way) every Friday by s%AM.
CaasksGna Mad every Friday at IA M
ARRIVES the evening before after of1os hours.)
Post ONCE opens st A. N. and closes at f16
y. N. on week days Delivery closes from to r.
A. on week days during distribution of the Rail-
roa mail. Office open from to P. n. on the Sab
bath. JAMES d. MeAEELY, P. M.
Evansville. Ind, May l, 1881 iuIy22-ywc
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RFVBR AND WEATHER.

PTTTsSuaG, Sept. 17.-River four feet
eight inches by the pier mark and falling.
Weather cloudy and warm.
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CANDIDATES.
For ProsecutIng Attorme,

For Prosecuting Attorney.
We are rs-questefi TO aunou7 LOUIs O. STINeoN
as a candsdai for Prosecuting Attorney of the Cir
cult Court IN the 18th judicial Cir nit at the en-
sning October Election. " DIV
For County Commissioned.
Ma FuTToE PLEASE announce 8y name
candidate Tor reelection to the office of County
Commissioner at the ensuing October election.
w PRUITT.
For Auditor.
EDIToRs JoUaNAL Please announce the name
of WILLIAM BISGHAM a candidate for Auditor,
at the ensuing October Election. Flo win be sup
ported by MANY FRIESBs
MEssRs. EDTToRs You will please announe
the uameof WM. II. KEusNAN as a candidate TO
Auditor of Marlborough county, at the ensuing
October election. s--i3 e--
vIcToR BIscH has at the solicitation of many
citizens becnRle candidate for Auditor of Van
derburgh County at the ensuing October Election
MEssRs. EDIroRs :-You will please announce my
nSme candidate for auditor of Vanderburgh
County st the ensuing OctGbsr election. 81
J. B. COX.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

Joseph Drsifus.
Before Ben. StinsoD, Justice of the Peace 0
Yandsrburgh County, Indiana
1t appearing, by the return Of the Constable
made herein, that said de fendsnt is not resident
OF the State of Indiana the said Joseph Dreifus
therefore, hereby notified 20 appear at my office, In
the city Of Evansville, Vander6urgh County, In
diana, on the Goth day Of September, 1881, at 8
O'Clock in the forenoon, to answer p,aintihs com
plant, dled herein, BEN. STIES0N, Justice.
August 2eths 1851. aug29-3ww
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only place In this city where you can get home
made Shirts, or have them made TO order at short
notice. Prices TO suit war times. J. SMITH
Ynay24-Sm.
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of WILLIAM A. BATGHELoE. Address
OHAS. BATOHEL0B, Proprietor
sept. 20 1yrd&w 81 Barolay-st, New York D..
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Facts for tle PeopIe

1t is q fact not 70 be disputed, that Roser Bros
are now opening enc OF the Lest aud cheapest
stock Of Dry Goods in the city, comprising every
thing tashionable in Ladies' Dress gooda from the
lowest prlcs OF &c per yard, up 20 the higheat-
ShaWls IN great quantity and varsity, SILK Busters
and Lace Nantes. Our stock Of Hosiery Gloves,
Notions, 6c.s &C. 10 complete. Also the latest
styles Of Prints, Lawns, 0rgaRdief, lara6 Cling
hams, &c. Blsached and Brown Muslinss Irish
Linens, also Cottonades Linen Drills, all for men
and boys wear. Ladies, Misses and Chiidrsns
Shoes, and good mauy articles usually kept IN
inc, all Of which warrant TO sell g. cheap the
Iheapest ROSER BROS.
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SSSss.-s. AsGSehsEor's AEasr WVs.-- Rae
splendid Hair Dye has equal-instantaneous in
cdect-Beautful Black or Natural Brown-.ne
staining the skin or injuring the Esir-remedies
he absurd and ill effect of Bad Dyes, and invfgo
rates tho Hair for life. None are genuine unless
igued - W 4. Bachelor Sold sveryx asre
0HAS- BATOHEL0R,t JprIetor,
ssptz0 81 Barclay-st New York
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II. II. .B0DsO.0S 8 co.,
5 OLE PR Q RET 3

"a Agents wanted aIways-adjress as above. -ysa
Be1-For sale in Evansville b. sllar & White,
LEIGH Carlstodt, Thompson, Bierbower Pierce
aud by our Agents and Merchants in every town "a
Posey, Gibson, and Warrick counties.
Ynave-
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Arrival and Departure of the
M a Z Il -.

THE time here set down is adjusted 10 costYact
kouTs. On the River there is variation according