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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-24
OTNUNNATf MARRET.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-The news from
New York not being as good as was ex-
pected, and that from England less favora-
BILE the market for flour closed tame and
spiritless, but holders are frna at 3004 10
for super; 20@4 80 for extra. Wheat
was elso quiet but unchanged and shippers
withdraw from the market choice red at
sc and white at 80. Corn at %. Oats %.
Whisky in good demand Bacon sides at
5s@5@4; active demand for bulk, should
ers at B. for packed but they are held at 4c;
bulk sides are held at sc with a good de-
mand at A. Lard dull at &c. Groceries
firm at full prices. Sugar at 9f@103.-
Molasses at 46(047. Coffee in impaoved de-
mand at l5@164. Money market easy at
1o@12. Exchange firm at 4c prem.
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s1a1ions OF the Indiana Troops.


A 5 residents of this city have friends in
almost every Indiana regiment now in the
field, to whom they may desire to send let
ters, we copy from the Indianapolis Journal
she stations of the Indiana troops in active
service outside of the State. We shall cor
rect it from time to time as the several regi-
ments move from one position to another:
7th Regiment-Colonel Dumont-Cheat
fountain Gap. Headquarters, Huttonville,
Virginia.
b s5h Regiment-Col Benton-st Louis,
Missouri.
9th Regiment-Co Colonel Milroy-Cheat
Mountain Gap. Headquarters, Huttonville,
Virginia.
18th Regiment-Col. Wallace-P aducah.
18th Regiment-Colonel Linck-=Hyatts-
town, Maryland.
18th Regiment-Col Sullivan-Cheat
Mountain, Virginia. Headquarters for let
ters for the regiment-Huttonville, Ran
18th Regiment-Col. Kimball-- Western
Virginia. 4-ee= ss
18th Regiment-Col. Wagner Western
Virginia. Direct letters and papers to l4th
and 18th regiments the same as to the 18th,
as above given.
18th Regimsnt-Col. Hackleman-- Wash
ington City. 4sasE
18th Regiment-Col HascaIl- Western
Virginia. Direct letters to the same post
Office as given for the 18th Regiment.
The 18th, l4th, 18th, and TIN Regi-
ments are scattered at different points
among the vallies and heights OF the Cheat
Mountain range. The post office address
for all these regiments is Nationwide, Va.
18th Regimeot-Col Pattison--Jefferson
City, Missouri.
u vi
ma Heights Washington City.
goth Reglment-Col. Brown Cockeys-
Vile, Maryland. CockeysviIle is the head
quarters of this regiment, but it is stretch
ed along the railroad between Baltimore
and Harrishurgh for eight miles or more.
2lst Regiment-Col. McMillan--LOcust
Point, near Baltimore. Post Office address
of the Regiment Baltimore, Maryland.
22d RegimeEt-Col. Davis--Jefferson
City, Missouri.
23d Regiment-Col Sanderson-St.
Louis Missouri.
Gath Regiment-COl. Hovey--St. Louis,
Missouri.
18th Regiment-ool veatch--st, Louis,
Missouri.
2eth Regiment-Col, wheatly-st. Louis,
Missouri.
CAVALRY.
Capt. Bracken's Company Western Vir-
ginia. Post Office address, Huttouville
Capt. Stewards Company-W Western Vir-
ginia. Post Office address, Weston.
Lieut. Col Scott Carriers six companies of
the Ist regiment of Indiana Cavelry--Ba Iti-
more, Nd.
Col Bakers eight companies Of the lst
regiment Of Indiana Cavalry--St Louis,
Missouri
ARTILLERY
Capt Frybarger's Company 81 Loais,
Missouri
Capt Klauss Company st. Louis, NO I
Cant. Rabb,s CompanY ST. Louis. Mo
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CAIRO, Sept. 2a.-The pickets of the
Iowa 9TH at Elliott's Mills, Kentucky, eight
miles above Columbus were approached
Sunday evening by body of rebel cavalry
numbering Fifty. The Iowa troops fred
upon them, bringing down three or four.
They then fed leaving four horses.
Another skirmish took place at Hunter,
No., four miles below Norfolk last evening
Three of our men and horses are missi n e.
Reports from below say that the rebe Is az
Columbus are crossing to Belmot, also that
they are in possession of Blandensyillei
KY, 2 miles southeast of this place. as7.
Gen. Bucker, is sre,>>- to have taken
possession of Uniodtown, KY.
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FROM JEFFERSON UqK.

JEFFERSON CRY, Sept. 22.--The greatest
activity prevails here in military AFFAIRS
The steamer Sunshine was brought down
here to-day. She is not disabled as report
ed. She will doubtless be con6scated, as it
is said the captain was paid in confederate
bonds for his services in ferrying Green's
forces across the river, at Glasgow.
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SPECIAL TO ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN.

THE IMPORT OF THE SURREN-
DER OF LEXINGTON NOT COM
FTRMED.
JEFFERSON CRY, Sept. 23.---Nothing has
been received here corroboratory Of the re-
port of the surrender OF Lexington, and
many disbelieve it tetotally.
DR.. Hughes, who left his home 45 miles
from Lexington, on Saturday night, and ia
a near neighbor of Capt. Magof6n, captured
by Col. Marshal aad taken to Lexington
about two weeks since, and who has two
sons in the rebel army, says that if the city
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-24

CHICAGO, Sept, ga special dispatch
this evening from Quincy to the Journal
ga Us: aat eEf -s.sias = ssfs 4-E
Col. Mulliesn's command has been re
leased on parole, and will be here this even
ing, and remain until Gen. Fremont's or
ders are received.
General Prentiss has telegraphed from
Brook6eld to the Assistant Quartermaster
to provide subsistence for two thousand
men, and to have it ready on their arrival.
The commissioned officers are detained
prisoners by the rebels.
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SPECIAL 10 THE ST. LOUIS DEmocRAr.

JEFFERSON CRY, Sept. 23.-Lexington
was surrendered o n Friday for want OF Wa
ter. Before sarrendering, Coll Malligan
sent 2, 900 of his men across the river to
Brookyille, released by the rebels on parole,
en- route for Quincy, Ills.. No aConImissioB-
ed officers were released, 5'sa is7.i 'aa aa1-a
The news to-day from Tuscumbia report
that Col. McClurg of the Federal forces was
attacked on Friday by a party of rebels un-
der Parsons and Johnson, but he repulsed
them with slight loss on our side 5=ssst
Our forces sent up the river last week are
now at BoonVille, and will move forwardo
Lexington. .sss Esd i.esTs5H e.s-s.-l -. D.
Gen. Davis leaves here tomorrow TO take
command and lead them on Other troops
will go forward Immediately.
Claib jackson is at Lexington with the
rebels.
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q WAsH1NeToE, Sept 28.-The following
have been appointed Brigadier Generals Of
volunteers Jno. B. Todd, of Decotah, late
Capt. of the 9th infantry, and G. NJ. Van
Welt assigned to duty as Chief Quartermas
ter of the Department of the Potomac
also Maj. Barnard, Jno. Newton and Win
field shamrock
Gen. Mcclellan reviewed FMeDowelrs
brigade to-day. He was received every
where with enthusiasm.
An order has been issued forbidding all
civilians, officers, or privates, not on duty,
from visiting the outposts of the army.
a The rebels burned Balls Cross Roads to-
day. While burning, large rebel force
appeared at Upton's Hill, a mile and q half
distant. F-1.aa 80 g ssi7fss- 20
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SKIRMLSRLNG NEAR CAIRO,
ILLINOIS

CAIRO, Sept. 2l.--A skirmish took place
yesterday, below Fort Holt, between Co.
of the 10th Regiment and a small party of
rebels, in which the latter were routed.
One federal wounded.
To-day the gunboats Tylor and Licking
ton went down the river searching for
masked batteries. The expedition went
within sight of the rebel camp at Chalk
Bluff and found no batteries.
3 All quiet here and vicinity
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The Latest Dispatch-Lexington in
possession of the Rebels.
ARMS FOR MLSS0URI.

NEW YoRK, Sept. ga distinguished
citizen from Missouri has just provided for
the State of Missouri 5000 muskets and
1900 equipments, to be sent at once from
New York to Missouri by the most expedl-
tious railroad route. The President and
Cabinet gave the order on Friday, and the
arms will be on their way tomorrow.
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CANDIDATES.


For Prosecuting Attorney.
We are requested TO anaCH a. Louis T. SFTSs on
as a car didae for Proceeding Attorney Of the Cir
ca Court in the 18th Judicial Cir nit at the
o SURG Oct Der Election. DIV
IT, G. pai kvell, of R2ckpori, Is candidate for
Pr securing Attorney of the fifteenth Judicial
nis ret
For County Commit ssiOner.
SIS FutToR Please announce my name
s-2n iiIaie tr reelection 70 the Office of County
Con u,ssipnsr at the ensuing October election
W. PRUITT.
For Auditor.
EDEF ms JOURNAL Please announce the name
Of WILLIAM BINaaAM p a candidate for Auditor,
at the ensuing October Election. Ho will be sup
ported hv MANY FRIENes.
MEssRs. EDir0Rs :-You will please announc
the name cf WV. Fl. KLUsMAS as a candidate 70
Auditor Of Yanderburgh county, at the ensuing
OCTOBER cleo tion.
VIcToR BIscH has, at the solicitation of many
citizens, become candidate for Auditor of Van
derburgh County at the ensuing October Election.
RTEssKs. EDIToRs You will please announce my g
nRme n candidate for auditor of Vanderburgh
County at the ensuing 0ctc Der election.
4 cox
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-24

WAsHIEaToN, Sept 23.-A letter from
Paris received to-day, says that the French
government has respectfully declined to in
form the Mexican Minister of the object of
the feet to be sent to Mexico, saying that
the latter will be duly spprised of it,
through the French Minister. So far as it
appears from the letter the movements of
France and England are not necessarily
hostile
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had surrendered on Friday, Magofin's fam
ay must have heard of it, and he himself
been apprised of the fact.
1t is supposed if Lexington has surren-
dered, Price aud his army will move down
the river and unless checked or defeated
attack BoonviIle and then Jefferson city.
Judge Field, who arrived here yesterday,
having been q prisoner in Lexington, but
released, says Col. MuIligan told him last
Tuesday evening that be would hold ont
under any circumstances five or six days
This city is quiet and no fears are enter
tanned of the rebels, whatever their force.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-24

FoRT Monroe, Sept 22.--The S. R.
Spaulding arrived from Hatteras Inlet this
morning.
On Tuesday last the Propeller Fanny ran
down to Oracoke Inlet with a company of
troops and entirely destroyed the fortifca-
tions abandoned by the rebels.
1t is said the Confederates were in force
at Washington and Newbern that 1000
of them had landed or Roanoke Island with
the intention of destroying the light house
and dwellings of the Unionists.
A detachment of 700 men, accompanied
by naval force, were about leaving Hat
teras Inlet to prevent the inroad The pri-
vateers Caffee and WinsIow visited 0cracoke
Inlet to carry of Confederate guns, but left
on seeing the ship Fanny.
The steamer Argonaut, from Dartmouth,
with fish and salt, ran into Hatteras and
was secured as prize. 1 #E sH.
A considerable force of the rebels were
seen near Newport News last night, but
Withdrew after burning the grain racks.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The contract for
supplying the Navy Department with sta
tionary has been awarded to Phillips & Sol
onions, of this city.
The national fast day will be generally
observed here.
The War Department has authorized the
raising of cavalry company in Oregon.
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ST. JOINS, n. F., Sept. 23.-The Persia,
with Liverpool dates to the 18th via
Queenstown on the 18th, passed Cape Race
this morning Her adyices are four days
later.
Breadstufs quiet and steady with the ex-
ception of corn, which was dropping. w
Provisions dull. Consols e3f@934.
New York stocks better, with fair bust
ness. ~
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FROM LEAYENWORTH.

LRAVENwoRTH, Sept. 22.-The Times OF
this morning, learns that fight took place at
Marrietown, between 600 federal troops nm
der Col. johnson, and 400 rebels in which the
latter were routed with the loss of z killed
and 100 horses and all their tents and sup
plies taken. Our force lost two pFivates
killed and 500 wounded Col. johnson,
while riding at the head Of his men, was
pierced by nine balls and instantly killed
One took effect in his head, two buck shots in
the neck, one bullet in the left shoulder, one
in the left thigh and one in the right and
one in the left hand. He died urging his
men to fight for the stars and stripes
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NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The North Star
arrived from AspinwaIl bringing S95o,ooo
in treasure. She exchanged signals with
the Northern Light on the evening Of
the 18th. f-- ---s --.ee7T-a.-.-r s.
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FsVer and .RgHe is ter 2le disease. Of
" all the Ills that ssh is heir to- It is the faint-
in it's rst manifestations, the most Cnrelenting
in its progress, and the most defiant of medical
skill Fever and Ague is more destructive Of life
than consumption, because it is more easily iudu-
ced, and therefore more prevalent. 1t marks its
victims for the grave, like executioner's bond
DAY by day the sufferer grows weaker and weaker
and each hear does he fear strong consciou of
approaching the tomb We have1aid that the dis
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medical science fe w cases once in while hav-
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ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 23.-Gen. Prentiss'
dispatch announcing the surrender of Null
ligan at Lexington states that the federal
loss is 81 killed and I40 wounded. The
rebel loss is supposed to be about 500 killed
and wounded.
The reported fight between the rebels
and General Lanes brigade near Blue
Mills is discredited here, Lane being some
distance east of that point at last accounts,
marching on Lexington. The accounts of
the battle of Blue Mills forwarded last night
was denied from official dispatches written
on the spot and can therefore be relied on.
Colonel Smiths command was TO eleave
Blue Mills for st. Joseph the day after the
battle. ~. :.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23-The ship Mi
anthon, from Sardinia, with cargo of salt,
was seized here, being owned in New Or
leans.
Three persons were taken to Fort Lafay-
cite to-day, charged with furnishing goods
to the rebels.
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New DrY Goods.

& CAs2PHE2 = BUSS4JF'6I, NO. 40
~ Main street, have received a large ass Ortmenr
ofal kinds of Dry Goods, and will continually re-
ceve new supplies IN spite OF the war; and viii sell
cheap. -r-.- .--.e. -.-r aug2
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Arrival and Departure of the
NJ = u T. GS

THE time here set down is adjusted 10 oOHtTaet
toBrs. On the River there s variation ording
10 circumstanoesJ
Ra5Iroad Mail flor Vincennes Terre Hautes
indianapolis, Cincinnati, bouisgflle, 81
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Western and Northern points, and Z. X.
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Thurs; Thursday, and and saturday at
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week except Sunday and Thursday at M n.
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Mf. Verson Mail 0and) every Tuesday,
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Leaves at s A. N. Thursday morniDg9
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railroad Mall. every day except Sunday at p. N
Louisville Mad lriyer) every Tuesday
Thursdsy, and Saturday by eP h
PudEoah Mad, every day in tbs week except
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Sept. 22.-AiI the officers of
Gen. Fremont's staff were ordered to-day to
report themselves at headquarters Forthwith h.
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RECRUITS +! RECRUITS +! /!

An Indefinite NUM- er OF men al wanted intfae-
diataly for the 18th Regiment Of infantry u. 3.
| Never were such Inducements offered to men to
hgb their countrys battles. Opportunities Of pro
m 1tfon TO the humble; good wages 10 the poorest
honor and the gratitude fp0sierity to all. Let ~
cry man who desires to fight for liberty end his
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informed Of the extra SdTRntagss Of enlistment In
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The pay Of a recruit begins on the day Of his
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cruit Rendezvous, " Washington House"
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FROK NEW YORE

New YORK, Sept. 23.-Bank statement
Increase in loans, $637, 1896 decrease in
specie, Sl24, 235; decrease in circulation
Ss4. 937 decrease in deposites STA, O45.