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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-03

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIZ TIE Z. ". LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.

of Secessioniets in Western
Virginia-The st. Louis Passports
Interesting foreign news-Cap-
ture of two forts at Hatteras Inlet,
with 1000 stand of arms, % can
non, 500 knapsaeks, and 716 pris-
onees- Interesting particulars of
the capture-Louisville items-Ri-
otous proceedings in Indianapolis
Trouble at Washington, Mo.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

RDERFoR PLANE sIDE-W ak
July goth, IS6l.--And now Il Is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the city Of
Evansville that the owners Of all lots parts Of
lots fronting on adjoining The southeast side Of
Cherry Street, from sixth TO Chestnut Streets, iL
said city, the sidewalks thereon 70 be brought
10 the proper grade, and that they cause side
walk Of class number to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this o.
der. FL H.a p. BURKE Clerk.
CITY Clerks Once, August 9Th, 1861. auF6
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Bleeding at Fhs LGnEs, a speciil disease,
and special treatment. The cases and results of
Hunnewella Tolu Anodyne do not quite admit Of
actual accounts Of cures but this much is sure, and
should meet with and appreciation by all who
have this uncertain tenure of life. The entire
compound is perfectly consistent with cure, in all
cases of Bleeding, which has been fully tested on
cuts and bruises eutwardly. Being perfectly adapt
ed to the Lungs with the Tolu, and healing prop
erty of the Cannabis, we can hardly use express
sions strong enough to meet our confidence in it,,
to urge trial Let it be taken In confidence by
all See advertisement and call for pamphlets
sep1-1md&w
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Oh BARRON, Comanding.
Naval Department Va. &N. G


Fort Clark, about 700 yards southeastern
ly, is square redoubt, mounting Eve guns
(26 pouudersl. The enemy had spiked
these guns, hut in very Intellectual man
ner, upon abandoning the fort the day be-
fore Butler says: On consultation with
flag officer Stringhsm and Commander
Stillwager, | determined to leave troops
and aold the fort, because of the strength
of the Qualifications, its Importance, and be-
cause if agaiu in the hands of the enemy,
with sufficient armament, of the difficult
| ty of re-Capturing it. The importance of
the point cannot be over-rated. From there
the whole coast of Virginia and North Car
DINA, from Norfolk to Cape Lookout, is
within our reach by light draught vessels,
which cannot possibly live at sea during
the winter months. From it offensive OPP
erations may be made upon the whole coast
| of North Carolina to Boyne Inlet, extend
| ing many miles inland to Washington,
| New burn, and Beaufort. IN the language
of the chief engineer of the rebels, in an
official report, " 1t is the key of the sea-
board" In my Judgment it is station
second in importance TO Fortress Monroe, on
| this coast, as a depot for coaling and sup
plies for blockading feet It is iuvalua-
BILE for our coasting trade, OF inlet from the
| winter storm, or from pirates. 1t is OF the
| first Importance. By holding it, Hatteras
| light may again send forth a cheering ray
to the storm-beaten mariner.
The remainder of Buffers report is taken
| up in making honorable mention of the Off
| GERS and men under him, who distinguished
| themselves. 1t appears that the Harriet
| Lane and transport, with Col. Hawkins
| regiment got ashore on bar previous to
! the capitulation, and were Immediately un-
der the guns of the fort. g
The Harriet Lane was got of Saturday
Her armament and coal had been thrown
overheard. The guns could be recovered.
| The Minnesota had left for New York with
the Confederate prisoners. The secession
| lists had eight killed and % wounded.
new military department, it is supposed,
will be created for General Butler. .,-.s
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The agent con-
nected with the expedition, says the forces
we're landed and drawn up in line on the
beach. when it was found that there were
3Ie men under Col. Weber, of the Goth New
York Regiment. At this time the wind
raised little, and it was found impossible
to land more troops. They proceeded up
the beach, capturing one brass field piece
and one horse. The force then advanced
to Fort Clark, which had been evacuated,
but were compelled to retire again, owing
to the shells of the feet falling therein, and
marched back to the place of landing, and
there bivouacked for the night. Early next
morning they again returned, and the feet
commenced bombarding the second fort
called Fort Hatteras, which soon afterwards
displayed the white flag, when the fort was
entered by our troops. Our officers were
conducted to the tent of Col. Barron, who
was in command of the forces. The command
was placed in the hands of Lieut.. Eagle.
The following propositions, which were i'm
mediately carried to Gen. Butler:
Misunderstanding officer Samuel Bar
ron, G. S. n, offers to surrender Fort Hat
teras, with all the arms and munitions OF
war, the officers to be allowed to go out
with their side arms, aud the aen without
a rms tn retire
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Arrival and Departure OF the
NJ q L T. 9
TIME OF CLOSING.

THE time here set down is adjusted to contract
hours. Or the River there is variation according
90 circumatances1
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TIE Blood % flse Lfrs.-No more shall the
poor sufferers in our country languish, their con-
stitution racked and torn by strong and dangerous
mineral medicinesi they will come to the fountain
of health found in simple herbs and roots from ma
lures storehouse. THE MOUNTAIN HERB
PILLS, of innocent mountain plants composed,
will reach and stop their distress, and cause the
blood, renewed and cleansed, to carry through the
body the elements Of health, building up the bro
ken constitution, and carrying life and health,
where, but for them, would have been the wreck
Of hope-the feeble moan of suffering at last end
cd by the cold hand of death. Do not let preju-
dice overcome your better reason do not look on
these Pills only like others do not let your de-
spair, after trying everything else, prevent you
from trying these. The blood must be pure, and
then sickness is impossible. What great and yet
simple truth this is 1t appeals to the common
sense of all it is the great keystone of the heal
ing arr. Judson's Mountain Herb Pills will purify
and cleanse It as as the will rise to-mor'
row. These Pills sold by all medicine dealers.
eep1-Imd&W
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D4-. y. R0sfssfsT's stomach B6tfsrs.-
These Bitters are universally acknowledged to be
cure preventative and cure for Fever and Ague,
Flatulenee, Heaviness of the Stomach, any other
like affection. Their effect the system is most
miraculous; they give healthy tone to the sys-
tom, remove all morbid matter, and in fact thor
oughly cleanse the system Of all impurities. The
proprietors, in presenting this preparation to the
public, them that in single case, when it
has been used according to their directions, has It
been known to fall, but on the contrary, new vir-
tues have been found in its To those afflicted
with any of the above ills of the body, the " Bit
tiers are offered as speedy and certain cure. Try
them and form your own opinion. .tt
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere. sep1-lwd
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nn RRLS. MESS ROM.
July j - ''''' 49, CRANE q BROWN.

AAsASNBg A-MSM5s
Nm 800 ibs extra plain cured canvassed Hana.
300 fbs excelsior sugar cured canVaaaed
Hams, received this day at
aug30 Il. A. COOKS.
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6s6D Pen RAG
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give satisfaction al YICkER4 BROS,
auqI7 No 81 Main Straet.
x CEyVsTS ron W.ETRR suBE0aV-s.
% Come everybody and get your choice Of nice
fresh Watermelons for cents, at
rVICKERW BROS
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TAKD NOTICE

PERsON5 DESIRING TO PURCHASED DRY
4 GOODS at such prices will be of an ad-
vantage to themselves, would do we'll to give
ELLIOTT BROS. call, they make il
rule to sell at hard times prices
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Foreign Ports.


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TIE NEW YogS wa III hERALD'


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-, Observation-Disclosures at SsN "Ao''
g S---War Movements La D"sN -
Pnrt Of the Countrywide het'e'
Of lie usenant General Scott-'ihe
mar nj 'urtser Case-Thc Recent
ttons-r he --latest Kews-MnrS1ets' &C
Tho WEEKLY Herald f5f tho present week wiz DC 80
ms morning at ton O'Clock Among o1her 'A''es'
columns will conf ain:-Tho Latea News toecSsu -
Movements or The rea Military d NaSa Hspoa'''o e
the South, Of the Bon tardmeut at eauo''' ? ~
its present position n Latest Dosa to"es io"' -
IN ton City giving an a, count Of the "a e'oi' 49,,
Affairs in the Union Camp ', and oil the ''V''e''
Upper andd.o wer Potomac; An Account o. WV ~,
ton of a Splendid Sword TO General Mco 49,
Councils Of Philadelphia aud o. the spcechesl i
occasion; Tho Latest News in Lsegard TO thea ~, .,
tie War in Missouri, Kentucky sasern Virginia ,tconc
prominent points of the contest interesting Inse ,r,
from the Rebel States; Further Parcu'ors Of the an
men. Of Lieutenant General Winfield Scott Retern N
recent Elections in New York and other States, An.
teestng Account Of the Mysterious Feiner Murder CN
aud much q. her reading matter OF interest.
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pAwsoS-uAcKsy. -'tn Wednesday evening; November
G. NJ the rasdence Of eebride's parents Jersey City, ~
j.. by the Rev. J.. X. Dunn, Mr.. WILLIAM DAwsos, OF
Albany ~ " 70 MANY LOUISA, eldest daughter Of james
r. Macxey, ESQ. OF the former place.
KINGS EY--srteKsRy t. Johns church. On Thursday
morning November Z, BY the rev. William 4. MorgHu,
D. D. M SAMUEL 0nER KINGSLEY 10 MISC sAkLfG SnckSEy
the eldest daughter Of s. r. Stckney both OF THIS city
Mcktsg-slrvKSs,- Thursday, November !, Ut tho
residence or the brides parents, by The Rev Moses Bal
lou JAMES MckuSB 70 ASsns a., youngest daughter OF
James Stephens, all OF this city.
WIswALI--Rosg.--On Saturday, November 2, by the
Rev G. Alexander Pez, Mr. JOSEPH + WiswAfI, of West
Troy 10 Mss JOSEPHINE ~ ROSE, Of tbis city.
WAasEs-lILtEa--ln Zion church, Dobbs Ferry, on
Thursday November I, by the Raw j. H. Williams Lieut.
enant oHs WARNER, OF the Fifty seventh regiment to
rRySiK D. HutKR, formerly OF HUDSON.
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THE LIEUTENANT C0L0NELCY OF THE
TENTH LEGION

G. Douglas Beaverton has been appointed by Governor
Morgan Lieutenant Colonel Of the Tonth Legion (Ffty
sixth, which left for the scat Of war on Thursday.
Colonel Breyeron formerly officer Of the regular
army having been commissioned a Lieutenant os New
York Volunteers 1885, the breaking OF the Mexi
can war while in the field Lieutenant 3. maze n
Lieutenant in the FIRST United States infantry, served
through the Mexican war; and for four thereafter
an the Indian frontiers Of Texas Colonel D is known to
inc literary world as the author OF The War in Kansas
"a Ride with Kit Carson, )" &c.
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the Secretary Of State In reference to measures 70 a
iorate the condition Of the prisoners Of State now IN oh
fnemcnt at Fort Warren, and M great need q wnssr
clothing and other nocessarss.
TIE CASE or ooaaAS-osn SCOTT.
The Naval court of nqu:x assembled at the request OF
Commander Scott, 70 investigate hs conduct as Com
mandcr Of the Ksys.ons State, is now in session.
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THE IRA HARRIS GUARD.

stand Of co,ors will be presented to the Frat reg
meut OF this organization to-day, at twelve o'clock,
by Senator Harris at Camp Scott The Second regiment
which consists OF one thousand men, has boon accepted
by the state and is now under the command OF Lente
nant Colonel Mcycar. Captain Thomas cbyle, Of Com
pany u, was presented with handsome pair oi silver
spure few days stnce
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ALEXANDER AT East New York, on Thursday, Noven.
Der l. LvESiA Anna only daughter Of William and Eliza
beth Alexander, aged III years, month and 10 days
The relatives and friends invited 10 attend the III
nerathi Saturday Afternoon at one o'clock, from the
residence Of tho family, Flatbush avenue East New
York.
BAspxs.--On Thursday, November Z, john BAspyS Zoo
lored), agod Is years.
His friends are respectfully invited 70 attend the
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Disaster ON Lake Huron.

BuFAlo, NOV !, looi'
The propeller Mendoa, which sailed from Chicago YES
terday afternoon, experienced unusually rough weather
while on Lake Huron, causing her to spring ichA, ah
obRing her TO put into Tawas harbor for Ice Previous
70 her arrival there for the safety Of the yessei ana
cargo 900 barrels OF beef 200 barrels OF Aour, some
hides and butter We're thrown overheard portion OF
her cargo below decks which wheat Is of course ma
damaged She will not proceed any further untll
she undergors Necessary repairs she belongs 70 the Now
York Central Railroad Company.
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THE RECEPTION OF THE SEVENTY. SEVENTH
NEW YORK REGIMENT

meeting viii be held at the Aston Hoase room No. 70,
Monday afternoon, Nov H. at haipast three O'Clock
TO make arrangements for the reception Of the Bsms
Heights regiment Seventy seventh New York state To
luuteers) Co., b. MoKean which expected 10 arrive
this city in few days, its way 10 tho seat Of
All natives ana former residents OF the county OF Sarao
"a, now in tbis city are invited 10 attend.
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Aid far LOYAL North Cnroyinians.

We cheerfuy accept tho trust conferred uppa US at tho
meeting held last evening at Cooper Institute, in behalf
the suffering loyal inhabitants OF North Carolina.
OF scrptions in money may DO addressudto
Sub J. N. MORRISON,
Manhattan hank, 40 Wall street.
grain or clothing to
DONATIONS III. W. f. DODGE, JR., 81 Clif street.
being gwen by mail
Due notice OF teA nations will DO duly acknowledged
All subscriptions ~ n.
through the daily Vaapess
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Co.'S kentaca! and Missouri state Lotteries.
REsrucKY, EXTRA CsAss. 5S3-Noyember 8, 1861.
65, a., %. IS, 3, 10, sc. Is, "a, 40, 81, IS.
FhsruoxY, CLASS 5si-November s, 1861.
20, CO, 80, II, 81, A., II, II, IS, As, Sc, Go.
Circulars sent free OF charge w addressing etherto
MURRAY, EDDY 4 Co,
Covington, Ky, or ST Louis, No
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Official Drawings OF tho Delaware State

EXTRA CLASS 2l-Novembcr 8, 1861.
Is, rs, 90 &c, 55, /. So, 40, e., "A, Sc, 81, 70.
CLASS 22-NovemberS 8, 1854.
81, IL, G3, 8, IL, 81, r. 3, 8, "a, as, Co. &C. 60.
JOIN " ,nf1LKER Commissioners
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Davld's FAIL style OF GeMflcMc N . Hats
Salcsroom 299h broadway near Duane street


EsTC5tSTHTsus rT0veTUJHI
hitting the PUBLIC has been trlumphany a.
fioRstfs ted the popularity Of his spandid Fan aud
Winter Hat for .snimen II Is Ruperative folly to 81
Tor a Broadway when a moro beautiful ana Rner
one can be hal ut us Nassau street for s. 50.
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Prizes Cnshed In III }.cgaiixcd Lotteries,
and nfora cn given BY JOSEPH BATES, broker 10 Wall
street up STAIRS, New York
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THE CADETS OF. THE CLAvERACK IN
STITIrTE

This company numbering about sixty young men, WIN
visit Camp Scott Staten Island, today. They wh oo
accompanied by to principal Of tho institution ~ ~.
Fsek and the drill master, MAJOR j. H. stevens, Oh inc
United States Marines
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Trusses.--sSars.l ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
TlIeses Military Shoulder Brace and Abdominal sup
potter con,bued-s superior article No 2Vesey St, Astor
House, opposite the church
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THE TWENTY THIRl, MASSACHUSETTS RE
GIMksNT.

Colonel Frank e. Howe has received adv'ces thai 'he
Twenty third massachusetts, regiment VIII not leave bos
ton until Monday afternoon next. They VIII possVey
be here on Tuesday morning. when the contemplated re-
ception will come OH
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The Thunderbolt CharEc.-Fremont's
BODY guard uron the Western bals like
expected anchc EQ all astounding to his competitors
chafsos made By KNOX on the corner Of broadway
and fHlton Tor his rtmiable Hats, Caps both
military and c,van their cneapnass is only comparable
70 and elegance Of their ssya their perfect
iintah diraaiy c.uorl, anu that je sails quui which
marks tho pro.uctions % tno leader OF fashion.
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Warm Meriao Updersh irts, so Cents.
hDODY'S Shirt Mandatory, 2oa Broadway.

OveIcoats. Uvcrcoals.-.NeSs and Splen-
did toys, youths and children, OAK
llai.. 81, 90 aad 5S faitoI street
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SEVENTY EIGHTH CAMERON PIFLE HIGH
LANDERS

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quarters arc 2i6 Fourth street, in this city Lieutenant
r McReIve tho recruiting oicer Tor Jersey city and
is BY the authority Of tho MAJOR onsng Tor The reg
mcnt He has sent forward some hno fellows from the
state Of New Jersey Tic cops viii soon leave for the
seal o war
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