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Special Notices.
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WASHINGTON, July 23.-The number of
killed and wounded is gradually decreasing.
600 Zouaves have returned. 1t is now un-
derstood that Colonel Wilcox, reported
killed, is living, though badly wounded.
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woRLp's pfspArcH.

RICHMOND via NEW ORLEANS, July 22.-
The fight commenced at Manassas at four
o'clock this morning, and became general
about IL. 1t continued until about seven,
when the federalists retired, leaving US in
possession of the field Shermans cele-
brated battery of light artillery was taken
It was terrible fight, with great slaughter
on both sides. 1t is impossible to give de-
tails tonight. ~
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
Decrease in loan $3.50, 334; decrease
in circulation $I45, 5O7; increase in specie
1886, 459; increase in deposits 1882, 25s. I'd
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New YORK, July 21.-The schooner S. ].
Fairing has arrived. She was captzred by
the privateer JEFF. Davis, on the night of the
18th, within so miles south of Charleston.
The steward, VIM. Talmaa, colored,a killed
three of the prize crew with Ratchet, and
the other two were released on promising
TO assist in working the vessel. .zF-sssa
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WASHINGTON, July q, $50, P. M.-The
official dispatches are now before the Presi-
dent, Generals Scott and Mansfield. They
corroborate previous accounts and say
every battery of the enemy is taken includ-
ing their guns, &c. The fight only ceased
when the enemy retrerted to their Manassas
lines.
at @s WORLDS DISPATCH. @5ssIss
The enemy attempted with an immense
force, to turn our right flank, which came
near being successful. when one of our large
guns-a 81 pounder-opened fire, causing
tremendous havoc among the enemy and
routing them. The members of the House
and Senate who came in, as well as other
civilians, vary in their estimates of the
killed from 800 to 5000. The facts cannot
be 'ascertained. 81 IS
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NFw YORK, July % P. M.-Stocks dull
and decidedly lower, say from 5@6 per
cent
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injury to the Hair or Skin.
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Of WILLIAM A. BATcfIaLoR. Address
CHAS. BATCHELOR, Proprietor,
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- A general assortment Of Shoes, Of all kinds,
lust received and for sale by
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Boston, July 22.-Orders have been re-
ceived Fastening the departure of the I'd
Col Webster, which will leave to-
morrow night by Fall River. The 18th
regiment rifles. Col. Leonard, and Mai.
Cobb splendid regiment of artillery will
probably leave within a week.
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REBELS DRIVEN BACK
INCH BY INCH.

They Retire to Manassas Loss on
Both Sides Frightful-6O. 900 Reb-
els against 40, 900 Unionists- The
Irish Brigade goes in. ''-Al1 the
Batteries on Bulls Run Captured
Supply of Water at Manassas Cut
0f-Fire Zouaves Badly Cut Up.
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Court Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA, Cogrt al sj,ap Go11ty
Nanderburgh County. sept term, a. D. 1881.
No. 247--Ninfh Day
Henry Kohn,
Arnold Kohn, and
Abraham Loewenthal 5 Attachment
John w. Lynn.
II aanearfnr By affidavit Gle in the once of
,a CLERK Of che Court aforesaid, that the defend
ant John w. Lynn, is a nonresident Of the State
of indiana. Notice Of the tendency Of the above
entitled action (the object Of which Is 10 enforce
the payment Of goods seld aud delveredl ID there
fore given TO said John W. Lynn, and that the
same will stand for trial at the next term Of the
Court aforesaid, TO be begun and held no the Court
House In the City Ok Evansville ga the County and
State aforesaid, on tho Isl Monday in september,
A. D. 1861.
In witness whereof, I Louie Richter, Clerk q
said Court, hereunto subscribe Hy name this 18th
day OF July, 1861. LOUIS RICHTER Clerk
Court Common Pleas ". Co.
Morris 8. johnson, Pld's Atty. July l6-sww.
NNORyNs NEAL.
u 90 bushels frssh ground Corn Meal, 90
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Thirty-sevsnth congresa
SENATE.

SENATE. "a
Democrats marked with dagger reelected mem
bers marked with an Ss6eriSk. g
Milton S. Latham, Jas A. alcDOugAll, eUn.
CONNECTICUT. - alsi
James Dixon, lafayette S. Foster, 1885
James A. Bayard, Willard salisbury + 81
ILLINOIS.
0. H. Browning: Lyman Trumbull,
Jesse D. Bright, Henry S. Lane,
james W. Grimes, james Harlan, =.
KANSAS.
James H, Lane, 5. c. Pomeroy, -
KENTUCKY.
Lazarus W. Powell, + John C. Breckfnrfdge.f
MAINE.
Lot NJ. Morrill,, william Pitt Fessenden,
MARYLAND.
ANTHONY KENNEDY, "a James A. Pearcs,f
MASSACHUSETTS.
Charles Sumner, Henry Wilson, a
Henry M Rice. + Morton s Wilkinson,
Trusten Polksf - johnson. + rfss
NEW HAsrPsHIRE fta
John p. Hale, Daniel Clark, Z
NEW JERSEY.
John R. Thoapson,f John G. Ten Eyek,
NEW YORK.
Preston King, Ira Harris,
OHIO
Benjamin F. Wade, John sherman,
Edward D, Baker, George W. Nesmitk, AZ
PENssYLvAEIA.
David Wilmot, Edgar OOwzn,
ISLAND r.
James F. Simmons, Henry B. Anthony, .-sz
TENNESSEE. RTF
Andrew Johnsoa,t A. 0. p. Nicholson,f
Solomon Foot, Jacob Coliamer,1 f ;
James r. DooiittIe, Timothy Howe w
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Morning Dispatches.
\ Terrible Battle at
Bulls Run.

Incessant Fighting for Elev-
en-, Hours. 81
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The Times Washington dispatch of Sun
day, before the fight, says our troops on
Saturday night numbered As, 900, and Pat
tersoBss column is expected moving down
the Winchester Railroad with I5, 600 men,
and is expected to join to-day. Il, 600
troops left Alexandria this morning, so that
by tonight we shall have superior force
there, although this morning We stood AS
600 AGAINST SO, 600. -. I. 80 a 80.
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AIOkksN sWI&-ak.
T. 40 bnshels fTssh ground Com Meal, at
iuns2s IA. BOOKS.
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fresh reinforeepehts were poured in almost
without limit as to number There can be
no doubt that their force was at least double
ours. The lire .Zouaves were terribly cut
up. While drawn up to make an attack,
they, were Assailed by a concealed battery
with a strong support on their flank, and
were forced 10 break. It is sain both Col.
Farnham and Lieut.. Col. sCregier are kill
ed, but this may not prove true. The lat
ter, at all events, was severely Wounded
Col. Hunter is wounded tn the throat. Col.
S:erem of the I'd R. |. Regiment, and
Capt. Towers of the Ist Rhode Island Reg
iment are reported killed. Gov. Sprague
had his horse shot under him. Major Bal
lou of the I'd Rhode Island Regiment was
wounded in the hand and thigh.
by a cannon ball. (Signed)
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SDeciaT Notices.

yVoso Geod DEs-ssssOEs sOasEs Oss .RpPs-
tite, and health on both But good digestion is
rarity in this country. Dyspepsia is as common
among us and general. if not fatal, as con-
sumption. And yet every man and woman in the
land have within their reach sure aud swift rem
edy for this disease, and all the complaints it
genders. Ne case in which HoSFEFTER'S BIT
TIERS have failed to effect cure this distress
ing and, if neglected, dangerous ailment, is with
in the knowledge of any human being. And why
Because no such case has ever occurred. The
stomach strengthened, reTitalized, and toned by
this celebrated recuperapt must perform the work
of digestion and thoroughly adapt the food it re-
csives TO the support : the system. Hence it re-
relieves all pain and uneasness in the digestive
gans, eoRsoiidates the flesh, gives elasticity and
vigor to the muscle, and rsinforces, as with new
life, all the animal powers july23-1w 4
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Doctor LsEaNd's sGsfs- Rheumatic Rand
is the only known remedy for Rheumatism, Gout
and Neuralgia, and the pernicisus effects of Mercu-
~, and it is with the greatest satisfaction to
Its merits, that call the attention of read
ers to the advertisement in another column of ouI
paper of the Anti Rheumatic Band.
inlV 2-2tdkw
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Ssdsafsry Ha6sss.-THers IS no class OF
the community more subject to diseases of the di
gestive organs than those whose business compels
chem to be continually within DOORS either seated
at desk or standing behind counter. Hoodand's
German Bitters will prove true blessing to these
persons, and enable them to fulfil the duties of
their station with spirit and alacrity unknown TO
them before. These Bitters can be had of any
druggist dealer In medicines at rs cents per bot
tie. ~ -
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.E'srUOWs Dsbffffy, and the chief causes
of disease, Toss Of sleep, finds in HunneweIs ToIu
,Anodyne, one of the most perfect remedies, to
which the Young can testify as having no parallel
and the aged, even in cases where the sufferer
were over so years of age, declare that they seem
to have q new lease of life. .-
These complaints are often aggravated by indi-
gestion, and the giving of pills OF doubtful compo-
uents, with ne-curials are obstacles to its sue
cess. Therefore, attention is asked to Pill, not
only designed to assist the AnodYne, and be in per-
feet harmony with it, but a perfect Family
Physic IN she most simple fern. They are more
fully described IN Pa,nphl4 to be found with all
dealers, may be had of proprietor by asking for
them. See advertisement.
july2-lmd&w
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BE-ns. Il. BatehsEOT's Hasr RDVs.--TIsfs
splendid Hair Dye has equal-instantsneou in
sheet-Beautiful Black Natural Brown--n6
staining theskin or iniuring the Hair-remedies-
he absurd and i'll effect of Bad Dyes, aud inyigo
rates the Hair for life. None ars genuine unless
igued /" IA. Bachelor Sold everyw Hsre. NJ
CHAS. BATCHELOR,I 5ur1etor,
sept20 E14 81 RarcIav-at New York u.
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A DISASTROUS REPULsE.
Washington Threatened.

OUR TROOPS GIVE WAY.
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NIGHT lSlsPATCun.


=, ~. I.oUIs, July u.
The Clinton No yosrsGl published by the mint
srs IN Major Stusses comnsnd states that osessess
a.e being committed along TEE Western boedsrs of
Me- ~ lswlew bADdtti uadss Montgooesy and
Jannison. IL ID also authorinvdg stated that
they are acting without the authority Or ssnction
OF the v. b and will b. treated ~ outlaws BY I'll
good citisens anG soldiers wherever found.
Col AcNio' pub1ishes psoclamatian 70 the pso-
pie OF No. stssi & the suppression u the Ssats
Jonrn0i in consequence of its giving aid and eoo-
ort To those 10 active rebellioo aGatnst the su-
thority Of the q. gov esnment sncsuagisg pso-
pie 70 take up arms agains that auth. ity 70 con.
init sets Of violence and oppssssioa agaiast loyal
citizens, and sy fabricatoos Of falls. reports rs-
spee'ing u >. troops, melting disaesstsd sittssos
70 commit acts u trssson With . view of entirely
sabverting the tsdsnsl auth
AOou. 4OO of Col. AcNieis regimsst ofrs.
serve corps visited she State .IesvaSI oGee
Early 10 the morning. removed type, paper.
hibi'iDg fusthsr pobacalion Of TAAs shssl. me
proprieiors viii respect The order, asd lay the
whole natter before Gen. Fesmont On BE sr.
rival here.
A lieutenant from Hsseibsl last siRhs ssvs
Col. Smish's eomnsnd st Monroe vss r>io.
forced By 800 mounted mes from Illioois yes.
terday, r. n. whse the rebels vsrs attacked
ard dist,esssd. Geo. Hsrris vas forced %
sbsndon bic horse end take 20 the voo6s. A
lumber Of rebels we're sspaursd. Capt. Ne.
Aiiister. reported killed. sas oely severely
wounded. s0d will probably recover.
The Hsooibal Hone Gusrds arrived sefely
last night
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AoVov0&8s Soty II
A resolution was offered in the city eouosil
last night, requiring the Rsvtsios Cowoissss
10 inqair into the sbduetioo OF yousAs undsp
age to the sossAsss Coslsr erssy.
Tie State Military Bosrd have decided thss
no more money be spe On military sCeaop-
neuts. and have siso dsmADdsd that The Gov. /.
call 10 I'll the sr0s 10 posssssiUo q The state
guard. Esd 0eks . fsir disssissties of sAsa
between The ho@s sed Sssts guesd. Move.
ments look 70 ths disbasd0sst ol the Sssts
guard
The New Albany Issssli1ssesv Il ssthosissd
b, Collector AothOoy - say thss ksesslses no
otssrastioes vili be med ) 10 The posoeRs of
prosisoss sod oshss astiesss iron Esv Aibsoy
70 Lonisviiis.
D. G.. stone lats espesin u ths Louisvills
battery. publishes card dsayiag IL Atsobey.
sacs Of certain ssders. charged ~ 0soNsal
Bucknss. ssd thrsstsns shsoagk the Uslso ~
pers 70 show thas Bsekssr's 0sstsjse aHetese
MIN ~ss fs:ss. ssd gises through osss prsja.
dice. anc that the board eoorosi,g ~ eeost,
'ncludinS the judge advocates. kssv is TO
- -.
A Richmond dispstch isssss thss . losge
.nnbsr o. ssgroes. captured ~ ~ vsdsssl
troops. have beso sent 70 Cu6a. - ooe means
Of dsIss yisg the expenses II the vas.
spesisl Ajspstsh 70 ths P;segsss fso0 1toA.
moad Jelly 81 aaossasss ~ aessh e 0ovsssoe
Ellis ssas Bed ssSAsr Sgnaos, - 6saAay
last
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|LAT613T NHW8
~ TELE0RAPH.
TnE " Al NEWS.
Rairfax Cent ususs Reinforced.
ENGAGEaRNr Al ROARING sUr.
TAE REDEks R.PUxsEu:
Capture oR v~~~~l~.
lMfeRTASTHgWS From MI SOURI,.
DcstrWestve Tornado.
EARTHQUAKE lN CANADA.
FOREN DON DISPATCHES.
IMfeRTAxTHgWs From MI SOURI,.
DcstrWes5ve Tornado.
EARTHQUAKE IN CANADA.
FOREN DON DISPATCHES.
Pro0 Washiagsos.

Prem Washiagsos.
o..u WAsMNGroS, July H.
Onr U!xton, OF New York. has been appointed
fint Assistant Door keePsr Of the House OF keD.
Iworids Special Dispateh.l
>. Z. smith has removed . number Of United
The ramor that Fairfax Ceurt House had bee
evacaAsed, s untrue. On the contrary, it has bss
The T.ses dispatch says battle has. or VI II
surely occur bsswesn Patterson and johnson .
forces.
stevens is here with working model Of B is
hoating battery. He has been exhibiting u,e
original at Hoboksn.
The Herald ays Gen. Buskner. Of Kentuch '.
ieft here for New York TO day. His ostensit Ie
object IN coming hsre was to persuade the Go "
ern@ent 70 respect the so-called neutrality ef
Kentucky, md leave 70 the State Guard, which j.
under bis command, thrse-quarters Of the once -
Of which are socessionists, to prererye that NE u
traty, by aiding the rebels al in their power q ID
suppressing the exhibition Of Union sentimep IL
o. feeling in kentucky. This part Of the missi. IN
tailed NO promise oosld be exAetea from III
Administration that he would not 70 to any exte Mt
necessary 70 protect fhe Union ajosi,y in Ke m
lucky, 1t al hazards. This was not ali Of kac K
ner's mission. The disunionists in Kentucky /.
in desperate state. They dare not, without pre.
text throw on the mask OF neutaii'y. 1hey
nave asserted that = pretext il wanting. Coy
Msgohn is perhaps the most desperate Of the
Whole set. Unless be can fnd some reason 10
take sides with the rebels, within . few week, ;,
aud call upon the people Of Kentucky to folo's
MN, he will Be completely gone under. Ger.
bsck erin his interview with the President, va
not able to worm out Of him, any ex pr ession tb
can be tSisted into declaration Of coercion. We
shall soon foi it reiterated in q proclamatioa
from Gov. Msgo6n, calling upon the Kentuckis1
end the rebels Of Tsnnessts TO unite apon u
soil Of Kentucky, and resist the (Sovernmsn1
Thanks t. the Union men OF Kentucky. IL ;
rebels w!ll hnd there solid phxanx Of srme 4
Union heatGckisns to resist thor tressonatae
purp0ses.
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From Nj. Fiddlsr. Express Messen-
ger between this city and Keokuk, We
learn that at Monroe Station, on the
Hannibal 4 St 10. road, about thirty
five m lee from Hannibal, the secession
ists made an attack on the depot
burned it TO the ground, tore up the
track for some distance, cut the teIe'
erayh wires, and raised the evil one
generally.
The train which left Hannibal on the
10th, for the West returned, being M
able to proceed; and the train which
left St. Jo. the same morning, had not
been heard from.
Great excitement prevailed at Han.
nib Al when the beat left for keokuk
The rebels are rising and doing as much
mischief - po.s'ble.
Our informant learned that three
Regiments of Illinois volunteers would
be in Hannibal by Friday. YESTERDAY
and attend to the traitors. Two Regi
men,s were At Quincy, and severa
companies we're at Warsaw, Canton and
other towns, ready to march on
moments warning. The rebels prob
ably have their hands full by this time
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1owe Wos Loaa Cosseitssi.s ss.sThe
0paoeoo q - OUpsoOe Ceose.
KnsGus, Iswa, July Z, 1oel-


Hon. J. ". Josss, State Treasurer:
Ths oeustitutionsl validity Of the
6taas Bosds upoe which the var loan h
being made hsvisg been Questioned 10
some qsssteSs, hs Eycsilssey Gov.
K,rksood has requested % opinion upon
the subject from the supreme tribunal ol
the State. The constitution limits the
State indsblsdssss 70 ez50, 900, With ..
exceptioa 10 the following wosds: I'm
oddisios = Ahs aboue limited p0soer 70
contract ds6ss, tie State way contract
dsbis 70 repei invasion, svYpress iassss-
,ectioa, os dstswd The 6Iote in soav."
We are not as liberty 70 entertain .
doubt that state or condition Of taings
exists in this country, which folly brings
the power Of the State, TO contrset debt
beyond this constitutional limit, within
the true meaning and sesss Of the above
exception. The doubt, il any is hos
est.y cherished, must have had its ORR
gin IN the idea, that the invasion or re-
belIiou roierred to must be local and
cou6oed 10 ons Own borders, and not
extra tevritosial. This restricted inter-
probation Of the constitution oves!ooks
the true theory Of our political system,
the connection and dependencies sub
sisting between the State and Federal
governments, that the former is . mem.
Der incorporate OF the latter, deriving
its limited sovereiguty-its legal status
lite rights and pCwers-its rights and
powen-its independence and liberty
from the Union, the overthrow ofwhich
by rebellion, could not occur without
in 40 important sense affecting the pol't-
ical status N the State.
Whether, however, this be true or not,
one thing i clear, thst it is the exclu-
sive provinces Of the law-mak'ng power
to Judge OF the necessity, and 70 deter
mine whether . state Of things ex sts,
making il important for the safety Of
the State, that loan Of money should
be effected, and ioasmuch - the act
authorizing the issue and sale Of State
Boods to procure such loan, declares
that il is TO enable the State to repel in
vasion and defend itself in war, that that
absolutely concludes the Question, and
that no Court in this country, laying
the slightest claim to respectab'lity
would undertake to determine that the
facts we're otherwise than as found BY
the General Assembly. Ineed not sav,
perhaps, that my associates, Judges
Wright and Baldwin, concur substan-
tislly in the above opinion.
r P. Lows, Chief Justice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-13
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.


Oyv1CR or m. ORnocRAT AND NBwal
Frsday Eve, jay -, 1esl. !
Receipts were light day snd will Be % ustal
after harvest. The piIls are getting their supply
partly Of the warehouses. There is some co1pe-
tition in the corn market, nd half : esnt ness
has besn paid.
Frous- Firm 1t ssso04.Oo. Shiwsnts ~
hbls.
WHRAr-In demand for milling at 45c. ChsSss
lots &c Receipts, 2,1So bu. LuiPnsats l,lse
bu.
BARIxr.-Dull at 15@l6e.
Consultative e l30l2He. Rseeipts, 50 -.
6hipnssts TOO bs.
OAfe-Duu at 10o.
Retail Market.
RoeATomr4 pssks lie.
BUrrxs1Dloc = y.
Eeos-sc p dos.
0o0ouDgn11ae-ee Il q00e.
CunxAnrs-es = qaaxt.
BBAs-Soc = ba.
PDAs-lssD = -.
Tuszns-Nsv y peek. -.