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ATTRACTIyR MUsIO BOOKs,

ATJRACTIVE M. U s 10 BOOK 3.
N Reme CiIcle-Waltzes, PSikas, QuSofil,es'
Marches fetc,, for Piano 81 80 Shower of Pearls
Vocal Dnfts- 81. oreratio Bouquet Duets. Quar-.
tets, ChOruses etc from the best operas 50. Home
Melodlst-Wu aud Music of about one hundred
favOrite songs-25 cents Shilling Song book
Words of one hurdrod and seventy. hye popular
sorgs--l2 cents. One Hundred ScOfch Songs, one
HUNDRED Irish s JDgs one Hundred Comic Songs
each so O. nls. Sent at paid on Tereip of price
Piano. and MelsdeonB for sal and tn let at very low
prices by JOHN CHURCH, Jr,
apl I'D West FOurth.st.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
LEGAL RNPORTING.

II OUIS FRESER, YER IsATIM PHONOs
n GRAPHIC kEpORTER -fhe above has nov
permanently loca'ed IN this city and is prepared T.
atteRd prOIn ntly TO orders of every description a.
this city, state any other State
PhOn0Rraphic Reporting taught, II desired Of-
fee in the Queer City Commercial College, opposite
the Postoioe. Refers "a Alphonso Taft ESQ Attor.
ney- at haV M D. Potter, ESQ proprietor of She
CincirnAti Commercial II. Reed, proprietor DallJ
Press y A teIfA NJ
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DENTAL.

IL p. BELhn NAP, DKNTIsT.-
.MDS Teeth extracted without paipi drugs, -
or shocks 70 the nervous system. My mode tt,Sy7a
OF operating aud application is different
from ans nov IN use and d exhilar ltng instead Of
debilitatng 70 the system, Teeth filled substan-
tally and Artificial Teeth made In all the various
tO suit the most fastidiOus. Terms moderate
X. BAH Eastern Western, and Virginls money
oSTIcrE EI5I West Fourth-st, oin.. o. dsso
DR. mER EDITH, DENPIsF,-OFBIcK
- Or Sixth at, betWeea Baoe aud Elm sls4nes
No l32 near Raoe-st. Teeth extracted &Attf9s
without pain. On q new principle, without
the use n drugs any injurious agent, POSITIVELY
no huinhuk Having had uearly tW, nLy years sE'
perie1oe Ia the practice OF his profession H. fhil
city he give perfect satisfaction to All whI viii
DAtTogize him. His terIns arc 81 reasOnal e that
gou will save nearly one-half by calling on him,
ideS1
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JOHN EB. SIDD ALL,
DEAL HSTATB, NOTE AND BILL.
HI BROKER and Collecting Agent, -
No. ~ West Third. ST., Cincinnati.
a
REFHRs go-E Edward sa, gent, Esq of W. Smith
4 0o n Browne 90 ! Shaw, BeroouI 4 90 Dr..
q W Phillip v q. beouard y 90 Henry Snow,
Eco; NJ HOlinREhead Fsa mhl2.ES
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-23

JEFrERsoS CRY, Oct. 22.-Psrtiss direct
from Warssw say ao news Of importance
had reached that point up to ? o'clock
yesterday. The Pontoon bridge WAS finished
and the river very high
R. W. Balton, Sheriff OF this cOunty,
resigned yesterday, no; being willing to
takesthe oath prescribed by State convention.
F. A. Parsons. Circuit Judge and County
Clerk, and father OF General Parsons, now
in the rebel army, has signi6ed to General
Price, commandment Of this post, his willing
ness to take that oath or any other General
Price may desire, BE wishes to return
home and resume the duties Of bis office
DIR. Bracken, member of Legislature, Mr.
Bell of Willow county, both of whom have
been Ia the rebel army and some half a
dozen others from this county who have
been skulking in the brush, have sent Ia
their submission. General Price has ordered
them all to report TO bis headquarters next
week.
Governor Gamble lef, tats morninR fol
Washington. 1slaa4 sss5z
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Advertising Ia Dull Timas

We commend the following article from
the Indianapolis Journal, relative to the
| propriety Of advertising In dull times, with
the singls remark that the Evansville Jour
I nal has now circulation double that of any
former period, and consequently renders the
advertisements In it's columns, dOubly ad-
vantageous to those insertisg them:
1t is useless to dictate to business men
about advertising. We have seen one
| horse ira iers and third-rate merchants who
we're dogmstic ia their assertions that tad
yertis.ng don't pay" But when we look
at the fact that they languish in poverty,
while Henry c. Spaulding pays S3l, 600 to
one newspaper in one year, and grows rich
at it, we can scarcely credit the assertion.
There are those, among the shrewdest
and most successful, who advertise with re-
newed zeal Just when others get scared and
quit. We have just become acquainted
with case in point. Business is very dull
in Philadelphia, manufacturing establish
ments not making expenses, some whole
sale dealers have gone into liquidation,
and others are selling at retail; but ia some
of the old retail stores the crowd of buy
ers is tremendous, three OF four deep at the
counters. A correspondent of a New York
paper says of this fact: 81 note curious
coincidence touching this matter-those
who advertise the most are selling the most
goods. | noticed the same coincidence In
1857. / remember various men who in
that crisis saved themselves from falling by
extensive advertising. That expedient
brought them cash customers enough to
put them out of debt. People make the
grand mistake of assuming that in times
like these nobody has got any money. No
mistake could be greater. Money can be
had for almost anything man has TO sell,
by extensively advertising it."
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NV Yopx. october % The trial of

NEw YoRK, October 22.-The trial of the
Savannah pirates viii commences in the
U. 8. Circuit Court before q. S. Judges
Shipman and Nelson, tomorrow. The in.
dictmenf Is for piracy.
Yesterday AFTERNOONS u. 8. Marshal MUIR
ray went to Fort Lafayette and released the
following named prisoners, on their taking
the oath of allegiance, viz: Daniel Cory,
]. W. Packard and A. S. Sullivan. Mr.,
Sullivan is lawyer of this city and coun-
sci for one or mere of the Savannah pirate 8.
g. @. QuIntane was offered liberty on taking
the oath of allegiance. but he requested
time to consider the offer.
Lord Monk, the newly appointed Gov
ernor General of Canada, with his family,
is on the North Britton. Her dates are one
day later than those by the Etna.
the news ls of little importance. The
excitement In the Liverpool cotton market
continued, and the prices on the 9th inst.
were quoted at tel higher than on the
Ath, : ii i--.a.-r ..s....t....
The Paris B0utse was quiet, although
tbers vas much anxiety on account of ag-
ricultural matters. The ptople continue to
make investmeuls In the English funds.
Ii is reported that The principal chambers
of commerce IN Frause had memorialized
the Emperor 30 recogoi2e the Southern
Confederacy and raise the blockade of the
Southern ports. s-
The Bank of France had declared its
amount of hulilon to be sl,ooo.ooo francs.
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FROM RARRKSB URG, PA.

HARREsBURa, Oct, ga general order
was issued Immediately on the receipt of
Enfelligeucs of the death of. Col. Baker,
which contains the following: ar-aa13
at is with great regret that the Gov
ernor Commander in Chief has learned of
the death of Colonel Baker, on the Geld Of
battle. Although not citizen of Pennsyl-
vania, he had been selected by many Of her
sons as their commander, and met his
death while CALAMITY leading them into
action.
The same policy which inspired the
soldiers TO regard no State lines when our
common country was in danger, induces
the commander-in-chief TO recognise him
while living, a Pennsylvania soldier, and
impels him now that he is dead TO bear this
public testimony to bis gallsntry apd
worth. Signed, Gov. CuHFIN.'
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PHILADELPHIA, October 22.--The follow
ing is an extract from the correspondence of
the Philadelphia Exchange:
SFEAMER FLAG, of Charleston on the
lOth.--YesteFday we saw a ship standing
in; intending to rnn7the blockade. We pur-
sued her. She was run ashore and all
hands escaped before overtaking her We
boarded her and found her to be the Lewis
Watson, formerly of Philadelphia, but now
owned liz Charleston. from Liverpool, and
ladened with salt, flannel blankets, aud
other articles which were taken out and the
ship cred Gnd nearly consumed. ALI well
| on the Flag when the VandaIia sailed
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S0ETHERN NERS-

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 22.--The New Orleans
Picayune of the 18th editorially congratu.
lates its readers upon the success of Hollins
aotilla on the Mississippi, and particularly
the exploits of the Manassas. It urges the
Southern people TO be prepared to drive
Northern invaders from their ports and
coasts, at every sacrifice and exertion.
A law OF the Confederate States awards
owners of private armed vessels Ia Con-
federate bonds, twenty per cent. of the
value of any q. s. armed public vessel and
armament which they may destroy. An
other law gives $40 bonds for each prisoner
captured on board such vessels.
The Piesyune also says only two Federal
vesssls are to be seen at the pass at last
accounts, supposed TO be the Richmond and
Tincennes. The Niagara went Eastward
before the attack of Saturday. The Rich
mond and Fincennes are ahoat, the other
sloop.of-War not visible, II is inferred she
has sunk. The damaged one, believed to be
the Preble. The lumber loaded at head OF
passes, was not burned.
The Memphis Appeal learns that s. B..
Buckner has been appointed Major General.
The Galveston News says hundreds Of
companies, mostly cavalry, are rendering
their services to General Hebert, for defense
of Galveston. f
Telegraphic communication between New
Orleans and BerWick's Bay is completed.
A Telegram from Berwick Bay says
1.-THE Yankees captured last Saturday, the
schooner Sevalia. Her cargo was valued
at $4,000
The Mobile Tribune, In speaking OF the
Santa Rosa affair, says the coup was made
st considerable loss on our side, but doubt
less the Federal loss much exceeded ours.
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rrHIRp prsp4rcH.1

PILoT KNOB, October 22.--Two rebel
surgeons came in to FrederickstoWn for
Col. Loves body. They acknowledge a
loss of over 200 killed and wounded, but it
must have been larger. counted Is dead
bodies in one stubble Geld. Their cannon
were badly managed.
JEFF. Thompson got Information OF our
movements by capturing bearer of dis
patches from Col Flummer to Col. Carley.
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ERoN rFPRE II HTR

TERRE HArTE, Oct 2z.-Ths sport Of
last evening regarding the moo does great
injustice to Col G. K. Steele, Of the zS1
regiment. he was Hoz n the city and the
moo Tas uaae9 lha eomnaud Of sRhaEii-
mates. The Colonel denoances tbs AFFAIR In
unmessured terms, and has is2ued gene
raj order thai be viii render ali assistance
TO The civil authorities to ferret out the
ringIeaders and viii also call court of In
& ~ to bring the offenders to the exfrems
pea -ily Of their crime.
Z 70 Journal osice was entirely dsIaol-
-sned, as well as eight houses of Ill fame,
that have loRg been the curse of the city
and temptation to soldiers.
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ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING Lots
:. -. I'm BE FILLED

And now here It appearing 70 the Common Couu-
ell Of tho City Of Evansville, that Lot No o. 30
Block No. 9, Ia the Eastern Enlargement NJ said
city, is stu tied that water collects anil ronaius
stagnant tn rson, and the owner oTners OF sal 4
Lot hereby directed and required By the said
Council iii up said Lot to SUCH hs ght as will
prevent water from collecting aud remaining sta.-
naRt thereon, within thirty days from the pass az e
of this order.
/, Patrick Burke, Clerk Of the city Of Evansyiilr
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
complete copy III an order Of said Council, passed
the Sd day & August, A, D. 1851 70 far a. 90
lates to the within named Lot.
In witness whereof, have hsrsunto subseribe1
my and affixed the seal ofsaid City, this 18th
day Of August, A ID. 1861.
augI4. PATRICK BURKE
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ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS
70 RE FILLED

Aud now here IL appearing 20 the Common Couu-
Gil of the City Of Evansville, that Lot No. u, in
Block No. n, Lamasco, now city Of Evansville, r.
situated hat water collects and remains stag
nanE thereon, and the owner or owners Of said Lot
are hereby directed and required by the sci Couu
ell to fill up said Lot TO such height taW q pro
vent water from collecting and remaining aEagnsnt
thereon, within thirty days from the passage Of
this order ~
/, Patrick Burke Clerk OF the city OF Evansville
do hereby certify that tine tJregotug is a true and
complete copy Of aB order OF said Council. passed
the 9Th day of July, A. n. 1851, so far t relates
TO the within named Lot.
In witness whereof have hereuuto subscribed
my name and affixed the seal Of sal City, this 18th
pay Of August, A. D. 1861.
auaI4 PATRICK BURKE
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0erk,s once, October IA, 1861.
ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING
LOTS TO BE FILLED.

Z And now here II appearing to the Common Coun-
ell of the City of Evansville, that Lot No. o. Ia
Block No. II, StOckWell's Enlargement, City Of
Evansville, is so situated that water collects aud
remains stagnRnt thereoB, and the owner or own
ers of said Lot hereby directed aud required by
the said Council to III up said Lot to such a height
as will prevent water from collecting and remain
ing stagnant thereon, within thirty days from the
passage of this order.
I, Patrick Burke, Clerk Of the City Of Evans
Vfle do he reby rtfy that the foregoing is true
and complete copy of an order Of said Council.
passed on the lat day of June, A. o. 1851, 80 far
as it relates to the within named Lot.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribsd
my name and affixed the seal Of said City, this
25th day OF September, A. d. 1861.
PATRICK RTTREE
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How THE PRIsoaERs AMUsE THEMSELVES
AT RIcHMoND.-- Hon. A. B. Ely, member Of
Congress, who was taken prisoner at the
Bull Rnn disaster, and who has since been
imprisoned in one of the Richmond tobac-
co Histories, was the recipient, few days
since, Of a valuable token Of the regard and
esteem In which be Is held by his fellow
prisoners. An ingenious artisan among the
number fabricated wooden sword Of con-
siderable dimensioBs and comely shape, to-
rether with a rope sash, which Was pre-
scented to the beIiigerenf Congressman by n
COMMITTEES, 10 an address, which was replied
to- by the recipient OF tbs honor IN ex-
ceilsnt style, followed By an acceptance OF
the stfE.
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FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. PA courier from
Camp Dick Robinson, reports a fight yes
terday, between Zollicoffer at the head of
5000 or 1000 men, and Col. Garrard with
LOO men at Camp Wildcat. ZollicofEer
made three different attacks, and was each
time repulsed with considerable loss. The
federal loss was 4 killed, and 90 wound
ed, srzs
The courier met a Reimbursement of one
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oLNcLNNArT. MARKET

ClKclxHATI, Oct. 2l.--Flonr unchanged
and dull demand local; super6ue loo
4 40. Wheat,declined &c per bnshei and Is
dull At se@e3 for white. Oats declined to
263(a27 and very dnll receipts large
Corn unchanged sni steady at 30 Whisky
steady at 161 Mess pork dull St . 500
IL rs. Moderate aemand for bacon at q G,
81 and 6k. Small LOT bulk shoulders sold
at Sc. Lard nominal and stock exhausted.
Groceries unchanged and steady.
Exehasge firm sc premium Money
market quiet. rsf~
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- EROK CINCINNATI IT.
GIse1ENATI, Oct. 22.--Riyer falling. Now
is feet and 10 inches in channel
Weather cloudy. Mercury oTo

LATEST IETELLIeRsos FEoE GBEERsBuRa.
We conversed yesterday evening with a
gentleman direct from the advance Of Coils.
Harlan. aud Anderson, who informed ua
that Gen. Ward was falling back from
Greensburg, 10 Green county, to Campbells-
vile on Saturday Coils Harlan and An
derson were al Muldraugh Hill, about
twelve miles from Lebanon. Runors on
the streets are to the effect that the rebels,
under Roger Hanson, the fat and lImpiag
traitor, are now occupy ny Greensburg.-
We do not believe these rumors, however,
for on Friday last the rebels were 90 the
south side Of Little Barren river. and that
stream, as well as Green river, was then 60
high as to render il impsacticable to attempt
to ford it.--Loll. Journal, Monday.
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y CONFEDERATION NOTICE.


JULIEN FbA FAANA 1iDA-ff AIN
Sept. :. 1s6t.-And nOw 1t lie hereby ordered
directed by the Common Council Of the City
Evansville, that the owners of ali lota parts
lots fronting adjoining the west side q
Mary Street, between Sixth and Franklin Streets
IA said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 60 be-
brought to the proper grade, and than they d
side walk Of cGsB No. 2, with curb % Do
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication OF ths order. 3. BURKE, Clerb.
(Iarkts Clfiee- 1851. eautly
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WAsHtRsroS, October 22.-FiAg officer
Craven has iust arrived here from the lower
Potomac. lie reports that the river is at
last effectually closed. The rebel batteries
command 1t at every point below Washing.
ton.
General Harvey still remains in this city,
but it ia reported that he win be assigned
e active service.
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CITY ADVERT 80
CONCENTRATIONS NOFICE.


oct. IL, 1661--And now IL Is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville, that the owners of all 10 or parts OF
lots fronting or adjoining the west side Of I'd
Avenue, from Sixth to Franklin Street, IN SAID
city, cause the side walks thereon r be brough
TO the proper grade, and that they clusg O side
walk of class no. to be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication OF this order.
f1 ..e II. BURKE, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FoR PLANK SIDEWALK.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK
July 20. ashland now ii Il hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Cornell Of the City OF
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or pnrts Of
lots fronting Joining the west side Of Third
Avenue from Oanalto Sixth Street In aaid city,
causs the sidewalks thereon 20 be brought 70 the
proper grade, and that they cause q a side walk Of
81 ass No to be laid down thereon within thirty
days from the publication Of this order.
P. BCRKE, Clerk
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spEolAL 70 81. Lou1s ReprpLIcAs.
AsEc3sD DIsPATea.
FURPHER PARTICULARS OF THE
BA TITLE OF FREDERFCRSTOW

BA TILE or FRED TO YIN.
From reliable parties who Witnessed the
{ ght At FrederiekstOwR yesterday, | gather
the following particulars. Col Car.ey, with
basts Of the 2tst, 80 j, and 3sth Illinois
Regiments, 9Th Wisconsin, Col. Bakers In
diana Cavalry ana Major ss~s.@ 9eld'a bat
terry, reached Frederickstown at 8 o'clock
yesterday morning, aud az ?. n. was join
ed oy the llth, Izsh aud Gosh Illinois regi-
msnts and 800 csyslFg from cape Girar-.
deau. They then advanced il pursuit Of
the rebels under JEFF, Thompson aud Col.
Lowe who bad left the place "a hours be-
fore, aud were reported to be rapidly re-
treating South. but about q mile from town
they discovered the entire force of the enc
my drawn up in line of battle, partly posted
Ia an open feid and partly Ia the adjacent
woods, with four iron Is-pouaders, we'll
planted iu their front Major Scho6eld in-
nediately opened IRE At the fourth round
he silenced one Of the rehe! guns. The enc
gsgement then bee=as general and lasted
about two hSurs, but after the 6rst half
hour fbs rebels lefs the field in disorder and
z tooB 10 the woods, closely followed by both
opr snfautry and cavalry Before leaving
tba field the rebei Col Lowe vas shot ia
the heed and instantly killed. Mel Gavitt
received Eve bullets while leading charge
80 CARDS In advance Of his command. Capt.
HighnRn was killed Ia the same charge
Our loas is reported 6qe killed sud five NOR
tally aud 20 eighty wounded. The eHe-
my's less is nor ascertained, but 10 supposed
to be considerable. At last accounts the
rebels we're in 'ul retreat, with their bag
gage train, and our troops IN pursuit.
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wAsHrseTos, ocA 29.--The court to-day
made an order citing Gen. Porter 10 appear
and show cause why be had ordered the
arrcst Of Judge Merriek, and thus Obstrnet-
Ing the course Of justice.
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rR0r pHTEADFLpHTz

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. ga IRE broke Gus
this morning in the extensive cotton uaill at
Manayunk. The loss 10 undoubtedly heavy,
and has net yet been ascertainad.
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FREpEsfcxsrows Oct 90


In junction with Col. Pi.ummer's COM
maud, we have routsd tho rebels Of Thomp-
son and Lowe, estimates. at 5000. Their
loss was sheayy-raurs small, and confined
principals to the lst Indiana cavalry. We
captured four heavy guns. Lowe, the rebel
leader, was killed. Major Gavitt and Capt.
Highman, Indis IA cavalry, were killed In a
charge on battery. The command ofCol.
Plunmer, referred to above, was on Friday
morning last ordered forward, by Gen.
Grant from Cape Girardeau, with instruc-
tons 10 move towards Frederickstown and
cut of the retreat of Thompson's and Loves
army, This force consists Of Marsh's 18th
Illinois regiment, section Of Taylor's bat
terry and Stewards aud Lsheimans cavalry,
all from Cairo-alsO a part OF Plummer's
lIth Missouri, a part Of Ross 21st Illinois,
and a section Of Campbells battery, all
from Cape GirardeGu. The force from this
point was composed of the 3sth Illinois,
Col. Carlin $50 Illinois, Col Henry; 2lst
Illinois Col. AlexsadeF; 9th Wisconsin,
Col. Murphy; lat Indiana Cavalry, Col.
Baker; Capt. Hawkins Independent Mis-
souri, Cavalry, and four six Founders, and
two 20 Founders under Major Schofold Of
the Let Missouri Light ARTILLERY.
ST Louis October 22--Gsaeral Todd
has been assigned 60 the command of the
federal forces Ia North Missouri.
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JET Thompson's Army. 5000 strong,
routed-Rebel loss heavy Union
loss small-Eirst Indiana Cavalry
suffer most.