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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-13
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
II THE E.4 ". LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
MORNING REPORT.
The Mexican Question.
Rebel Field Batteries bound to
the Gland Of COttOn.e
Our Lines Extending!
A Spy in the Camps.
MORNING REPORT.
The Mexican Question.
Our Lines Extending!
A Spy in the Camps.
HERALp's DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, November ia gentle
man occupying a high position in Mexico
just arrived here with important informa-
! ton, which has been laid before Govern
ment. From the west coast of Mexico and
Sonora it appears that the whole west coast
is greatly excited at the contemplated in
PREVENTION of England, France and Spain in
their affairs, and they have applied to our
Government to know whether it will sus-
tain them in their stand against the in
trigues of Spain. The rebel agents are now
very busy in that section of Mexico. They
have thus far found little sympathy.
HERALD5 DISPATCH.
The excitement has been intense here all
day, in reference to the coast expedition
The news coming from Fort Monroe and
Hatteras Inlet is credited at the Depart
ments. Ia case the expected steamer arriv-
es at Annapolis, arrangements viii be made
to dispatch the news Immediately, north and
south. Everything is quiet on the Potomac.
The Steamer Harriet Lane having been
thoroughly overhauled, will go down to the
fotilla in day or two.
The President will not pardon Capt. Cor
don, convicted at New York, for being en-
gagged in the slave trade. The Government
desires prompt punishment of such of
tenders.
TINES DISPATCH.
Yesterday Gen. Hancock sent Eve com
panies of the New York 49th, and three Ct
cavalry to Peacock Hill, five miles beyond
Lewinsville. They discovered no signs of
the recent presence of the rebel pickets, ex-
cept few extinguished camp fires.
The cavalry went three miles beyond,
and were informed that the place had but
recently been occupied by rebels. They
brought in a prisoner.
In front of the left wing, below AIexan-
dria, ouripicket lines extend from the mouth
of the observation-disclosures, ter miles in front
of Fort Lyon, and four in front of Mt.
Vernon, which estate is now within our
lines. "
The rebel piekets extend about two or
three miles beyond our lines, and about the
same distance above Occoquan.
Scouts in the direction of Fairfax state
the rebels have thrown up two field works
at that point, and that General Eweil is
there with five regiments.
TRIBUNE's DISPATCH.
Several rebel batteries on the lower
Potomac have been Withdrawn. It is
probable they were composed entirely Of
field pieces. The officers generally indicate
the idea of going into winter quarters.
A person in citizens dress with a pass
from General McClellan's headquarters,
visited all the posts of the left u,i= - ~~f
army iHsJ SATURDAY, " no was recognized on
his return to Alexandria as an officer in the
rebel army.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. IA family letter
received here, dated Oct. 18th, on board the
frigate Niagara, off Galveston, confirms the
report of ths capture of the pirate Sumpt-
er The writer says she was caught into
her own traps. It seems she mistoOk one
of our gunboats for a merchantmen and
started in pursuit. When the gunboat had
drawn her out far enough, she turned and
run her ashore. Her officers and crew are
prisoners on board the Niagara.
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PHILADELPHIA, November I2.-The rebel
ship Bermuda ran the blockade Of Savan-
nah, OF the night of November End, being
towed out by the steamer Huntress. She
has on board 1000 bales of cotton for Liv-
erpool.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-THE En-
quirer has special which says that a pri-
vateer and two schOoners ia San Juan inlet
were burned on the night of the 9th By
boats from the Tuscarora.
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LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. IA courier
from Nelson's brigade, with dispatches for
Gen. Thomas, reports fighting at Pikesvills
for two days. The rebels lost 400 killed
and 1000 prisoners. This is reliable.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Nelson has whipped Williams. Four
hundred rebels killed and 900 taken pris-
oners. Among the latter are Williams and
HAYES The fight took place at Pikesville,
on Friday and Saturday. The federal loss
is comparatively small.
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ZANEsvILLE, o., Nov. I2.-Butler D. Alb
bott, Superintendent of the c., W. & z. R.
R., was instantly killed near Lancaster
about o'clock last night, by striking a
bridge.
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PITTsBURg, Nov. l2.-River nine feet by
the pier mark and falling.
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HO0FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
Prepared bY Or. c. n. Jackson, No: AS
Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

1AIt" Ottt09i z 7ssVU-I7V f7371Vl 7 u
READ WHAT IS SAID OF THEM.
Scorr, Cortland Co., N Y, March 21st, 1857,
Dr.. c. N. Jacksoa-Dear Sir:
a ~ e - H.s LIZ q r THE a PFEKCTEDS
H [ pen few lines to you. I have suffered and
doctored myself, and know how to pity those IN
like condition. Until ! commenced taking your
Bitters last summer, not able to do anythin &,
or even sit up any considerable length of tme.-
Before / had taken the first bottle, l felt like
new man. and now, after having continued the use
OF them a short time, 10 the worst season of the
year. am able labor hard every day. To say the
least, think have received more benefit from the
BItters than all other medicines L have taken.
have not only used your bitters myself, but have
given bottles aud parts of bottles to those complain
iitg Ct Dyspepsia AMI Liver Complaint, and in ev-
ery case, they tell me they have taken no medicine
so beneficial the bitters Respectfully yours,
JAMES Won BENSCHOTER.
The bitters are sold by druggists storekeepers
in every town and village in the Uuted Statos Cam
adas, West Indies, aud South America, at rs cents
mar bottis nOvId&w2w
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a NMGh LBS SOE.A I 10 papersi
Z eOSBU $50 MS soda, u n papers;
so lbs Cream Tartar;
1000 fbs Sal. Soda;
100 rs Bak ng Powder;
gross Wash. Bluing IN boxes;
800 rs Saleratus, in papers;
200 lbs Grain Pepper;
loo D5 do Ponum;
% M ts Cassia;
20 bale Gloves. just received at
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The time here set down is adjusted to coHtraot
hours On the River there is variation according
f5,s AL
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III Office
The undersigned having purchased from Messrs.
DRUMMER 4 Co., the stock OF Goods formerly
owned by Roser Brothers, now offer the same 10
the public at very reduced prices for Cash only.
oc8-tf L. & L. R0SER.
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"a E IL NAI
DEMOCRATIC MORNING PAPERl

With a view 10 meet universally admitted
want, the undersigned viii issue on MgH6rv.
the first Of Jgly nert. morning Penny Paper,
to be called ''THE UNION.;'
The great mission of the Democratic Partv
which has ever stood as the bulwark of the
UNION and the champion Of the CONSTITUTION.
renders Its entire unity and bold attitude In this
hour Of National peTil-a matter Of vital concern.
The pending struggle Is not less for the mainte-
nance of a Uniled Country than for the Perpetu-
alton OF Democratic Principles, rs expounded
by JEFFERSON and JACKSON. The most monen-
toUs results hang upon tie issue. Mere party
questions are for the time by common cuuse4
adjourned Tie past IS dead, save IN its lessons
Of experience.
The Democratic hosts have not shrJInk from
their full share in the responsibilities and dangers
of the emergency. They have rallied with one
accc-d around the standard Of our common
country. But the occasion imposes other duties
The Government viii demand and receive the
willing support Of every patriot, IN lis efforts to
to vinJicate the National hOIor and re-aS>crt the
National authority; but the Preservation Of
Constitutional Liberty rests more with the people
than with Congresses and Cabinets. Vigilance
and Unity are Therefore specially requisite IN he
present iuncture.
1t Is the purpose Of the Prcprietors to make
THE UNION in every respect a hrst-ciass
Journal. The Democracy Of the whole State
feel the need of Dol and vigorous Metropolitan
daily: and no effort viii be spared to render
THE UNION, both popular and eifice..G a
newspaper, and rs a fearless exponent Ct the
great principles for which the Democratic party
/ have ever c0nterded, and which are now 50 IN
happily imperiled.
The Proprietors have perfected such arrange
meuts as VIII place the enterprise, from the be-
/ ginning. upon a substantial business basis, Will
+ abundant means 10 make a Newspaper second II
interest and ability To no other In the city an,
/ while the paper will be fearlessiy Democratic. i
VIII sedulousiy avoid all faction, tie deaalies
bane to party efficiency
/ We look t. tire DEMOCRATIC MASSES 70
support. and shall labor to make THE UNION
F.. in every way worthy their corh.ience and liberia
patronage. as a fresh readable and fearless jour
. nal.
/ TERMS Per anuum. three dollars. or serve
. by Carriers. Six Gents per week.
/ ~ Orders should he addressed 10
JO SENERNS & Co.
No. $50 S Third St, Philadelphia. Pa
! June 26. 81.
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The Volunteer BILL

INQUIRY INTO The WAR DEPARTMENT CONTRACTS.
WASHINGTON, July u The volunteer bill.
which passed the house to-day, has vet to be
acted upon by the Senate. The President is
authorized to accept the services of SOC, 600
volunteers. The appropriation of $500, 900
UOU was stricken out, for the reason that the
money for their support will be provided for
in some other bills
Mr.. VAN WYCKs amendment was voted
down. 1t proposed that the Chaplain, or
other competent person of every regiment, be
appointed Post master, to frank letters and
papers for all officers, musicians and prIvates,
the matter so franked to be carried free of
postage, aud also received without charge.
Similar privileges were likewise proposed TO
be extended TO those IL the service Of the Ma
Wy and Marine corps The House. however,
adopted an amendment that letters TO or from
soldiers be exempted from the repayment OF
postage, leaving II to be paid by the recipient
The bill provides liberal boUntjes for re-enlist-
meuts.
The House Select Committee. to examine
! into the War Department contracts, Will in
mediately proceed to business. The first su5,
ject of inquiry will be in reference to the
character OF the steamer LdtdtiRe.
1t appears, by an order just issued, tha
the Quartermaster's Department will provide
/ horses, aud the Ordnance Department vii
/ furnish horse equipments for volunteer cav
airy companies, upon the requisitIon of th'
mastering officer, as fast such cOmpauie
are mustered into the service
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yNE THOUSAND PRISONERS TAKEN.
WASHINGTON, July 10. D Pm The
owing important despatch has just been
,-Ted by the War Department:
HUTToNsvILLE. July 14th. 1851
.5 COL Z D. Tolgnsend, Assistant A5jutant
'sa:-DEAR SIR: Gen. Garnett, of the rebel
ices has been completely defeated. We have
ssen all his baggage and guns. His army
completely demolished.
Ten. Garuett is among the killed.
The rebels are now completely annihilated
{ Western Virginia Our loss is thirteen
lied, and not over forty wounded. The
esmy's loss is fully two hundred killed, aud
's have taken over one thousand prisoners.
Seven guns have been taken in all l
Eli look with hopes to the capture of the rem
ants of Ga-nett's army, by Gen Hill.
The troops defeated were the crack Regi-
a4nts Of Eastern Virginia, aided by Geor-
:aas, Tennessaeans and South Carolinians.
Our success is complete. and Secession Is
'1sd in this part of the courtry.
(Signed) GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General . S. A.
II JOE FORK of al Kinds done at
o.. off,
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GoLET's LADY's Book The August num-
Der of this superb monthIy-a visitor as
welcom as flowers in may--has been received !;
we are certainly bestowing high praise on it,
wher we truly say. that it Is not only fully
eaquaI to-, bu: the superior of all its p-ede-
cassors. Subscribe for it As a moral
pleasing and Instructive monthly visitor to
your family. It is worth ten times Its price.
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Il Our SPondant from Camp Wright
week, makes some comments, with regard
he poor success # which attended the re-
1. recruiting ;our of Capt Lirziugar ia tbls
-,y. We know uotliiug concerning the
-rcr. iut "e entertain 10 doubt the state
e. ofour co-esI ude-t Is correct. II ez-
---.io- VI, MY say, tLat this Is thc harvest
.s.4-yu Ri.L cur farmers. an that al tie
e: ueu IL lie country are engaged iu as
M them IN getting in their crops. This
matter which mutt be attended ID, as well
5.hting the battles Of cur country. It
ltl also be remem berad, that this county
s more than 100 men in the tonted fed,
. that il a ljttIe county Ike this. is no tri-
Il Is 10 wonder. thesefyre, that recruits
LIT be P:ooglel with as much .aciiity,as at
commencement Of the war We eurertair
gLt, however. that when the recruiting
--' again appears in our midst, be VIII
seed in raising the requisite number OF
j ".Loat any difficulty.
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,--rPISG PAPERs.--The HoIlidaysBurg
1rd says now and then a subscriber,
1g to stop his paper, and being too mean
~ue up to the Office promptly pay his ar
r.. aud have it discontinued IN a gentle
-7 way, refuses to call at the Post Office
and allows three OF four numbers to ac-
-.lte there, until the postmaster marks
,efused >" and returns them, to the
] Besides being an act of uniusti-
-ssality which no deacent nan viii
rs desire to have the fact generly known
.-cL conduct has been pronounced. By
Courts. as evidence OF intentional fraud
acre thing Of mans disseminating his
=, 90 cause whatever, on our part, Of
paint. bus we do seriously object to the
--lsss Of a very few individuals, who seem
lave neither honesty nor decency in their
---sirion We viii pay our respects to
f these scruJjy characters soon. IN a
hat viii prove 2 lesson 20 them for all
--r= tine
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'a.EsoS TP CAMBRIA Co July s 1861
.r.aF Murray: B -lieving. thai a gen
p zr~E.dgs ty the citizens Of Cambria.
.- how the el.I-ious Fourth was spent
-- rat tie county. would ha Interesting Z
..- readers. seat nlyscI. f,- :Le T-~F Sc
.-e J..ef synopsis Of the celebration
Eli. day. IN this place. The 6s-t thing
e. aas ,le raising Of q pole az The sch.o.-
-s=, near hLney's farm, On which was
-asi the q. Star SPangled Ban er,' that
.-s-u Of cur country's strength, beauty
G -vzr- From thence We started to Hzr-
i We, a distance Of about three quarters
--I-. where al participated in sPlen-
+. ..-as-. gotten up BY the young folks.
-..- dinner the Declaration Of IuiePondcnc
Is r-4l il a clear, calm voice, b. James
GER alter which patriotic addresses were
'7sral, by William Harris of jackson tp.
2. Robert Singer Of your place this done,
7s youngsters took 1t to themselves, to have
als Publication, which consisted 10 sing
z. dancing &c.
THUS ended the day, near and and dear as
a. 20 the heart Of every American citizen
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Auditors NnfiCP.

TEEHE undersigned appointed Auditor, by
4 the court of commod Pleas o. Cambri, Coun-
ty, to make distribution Of the funds in the hands
OF Geo C. &. Zahm, Esq. Committee of Mar
gret Cassidy, hereby notifies all persons iterested,
that LIE will attend to the duty Of said appoint
ment at the Office VIM. Kittell, Esq, In the
borough of Ebehzburg, on Saturday, the 3rd day
of August next, at > o'clock P. NJ.
c. d. MURRAY, Auditor.
Ebensburg, July l., 1861 st.
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How To IBEsLi,vG BEAUTT.-Notuiug IL
more becoming TO a man or woman than a
beautiful luxuriaut heal OF hair, aud 4 We
mans beauty Is certainly incomplete without
a fair crmpI xi2n. aud be or she who neglect
these great and important adoruments of ua-
ture must expect to suffer the modification of
premature bsiduess. and q wrinklea face and
a sallnw skin Nothing Is necessary to pre-
serve these essential attractions bur the use
of prof Woods RostoratIve--Lovis Times.
PE0E. WO0D HAIR RESTORATIVE We
have ua1 the occasion to use famous prepara-
ton OF Prof Woods, aud after throughly
testing It's qualities, We fad that where the
hair is thin it Will thickeU it. if gray it VIII
restore 1t to its original color; likewise i;
gives glossy appearance, as well as keeps
the hair from falling off This invaluable
ingredient Is for sale at Chinaman's Tea
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Clipper Sold by all good Druggists.
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AUDITORS AOTICE.

Jacob Magic No. 81, June Term. 1858.
John J. Nagle ct al.
The undersigned having been appointed Audi
tor. to make distribution of the last payment of
the process of the Real Estate sold by Il. p
Linton. Esq. Trustee in the above case, hereby
gives notice that he Will attend for that purpose
at the Office of VIM. Kittell, Esq. on Saturday
the 2Osh day of July next, at one O'Clock. p. NJ.
when and where ali persons interested may at
tend JOHN 5. RILEY.
Ebensburg, June 2G, Oft.
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4f0rQl gtEnlg.

01r friend Dr.. J L. Brallier, formerly
I. rIase, has opened an office in Carroll
and offers his professional services
:. citizens of that place and vicinity
.,,v him well, and can therefore conf
+ .av. that the Doctor is in heart and
=, Gentleman, and as a Physician has
4,Dv superiors in the county. He is
rs learn, opening quite an extensive
men of drugs and medicines, which the
+, NAV rely on being genuine articles.
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.-rryr1ON Our readers will please not
.-,9k the advertisement Of our enterprising
,.bor, George Huntley, in to-day's paper.
:..sd up a few months ago. new store
= rhich is an ornament to this part of
=, and is really worth taking a look at.
.-ock of Tin ware, Stoves. Hardware. &c,
--7 extensive, and of the very best quality.
quick sales and small profits" is his
20 be sells at the lowest possible price, for
5 -r country produce. Call around and
;-z for yourselves.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,
FOR TEIE RAPID CTEE or
Coughs. Colds. Influenza Hoarseness.
Group. bronchitis. 1uCipiCut Consump-
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snare- Of

This Is remedy universally known 20 -pHss any
81 IN +7a g1r OF rlrozr and lung CaruEi-, thai i
i useless here 70 publish The evidence oi lts virtues rs
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wonderful cures OF pulmonary disease have mace IL
known throughout the civilized nations O. the tIln-
Few are The communities. families among ltIn
who have not personal experience 81 II,
some living trophy in their midst 81 IL Victory cI l0
sr,FTa arzlr1-5 disorders OF 1'IG Throat and lungs
A an know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders all1
a. rav know the effects OF TiS remedy nee E0-
10 more rhau them thai u has noFy an l
tues that did have when making the c-r y Flc L-'S
won % strongly upon the confidence ot mankind
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SPECIAL NOTICES

EVERY SUMMER the demaud for Hos
LETTERS Celebrated Stomach Bitters increases.
/; is found to be the only certain preservation
of bodily strength during a period when the
atmosphere IS calculated to induce a feeling
of lasstuie and indigestion The worst cases
of Diarrh@a, and Dysontery give way to its
potent influence. Innumerable persons, who
are now alive and we'll mus thank the dis
coverer Of this preparation that they have not
been swept away in the harvest Of death.
The Bjttors Is recommended by the best ply
siciaus in the land. This is the best evidence
Of its real value. because, as a general thing
tiny will not speak a word in favor Of adver-
tised pr ParationS. They have been compell-
ed to acknowledge the claims Of the B;:,ers
upon the community. Sold by all druggists.
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eDE MANHOOD,
.-sJ How Lost. How Restored.

.Tsss Published. f1 q >lE'eI EHU-Llge.
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the -eceit ~ t,-o postage stamps, ly losing
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q o. 0. F.-Highland Lodge No zsls-
Es 42S meets every WEDNESDAY Y5s:5sesfs
yening at their Hall on High St, in
upper st9ryoi Shoemaker's store
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