The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-01

. reoirent ana UTl, Thatcher, of Col. Pesb -
~ anu Lieut. Col. of C!oI NO
al torn who were at Lexiinoton LIT ta
aart;cu1oro fe ana give some i1feres -
ITS PoLoIs car -.Om ., mat place They 81 !.
IT. viii tErse tnFn out and probab
an Lexington foundry, and tbst Zee wseE at tt
DY busy ~ making ball of all 5egcr;r d.o yer
= 4ney report that the rebels have s.On ~
la amount OF powder and anmpnitio,, 81 'a lig
at ~ variety buried in the vicinity -oF o ae
d 1ngton, and that they have recenfJv a. =.
} a great deal. Two thousand ropnds &c q. =
It ed shell were diseutombed bv tbe rebaIs =;
t MullIgan's entertainments on tbs varU a. = =
% sne surrender, our troops having no idC
OF Lnelr eoncealment as thew were donr
'ou 'nere three months before. Il is Jsl
vast amounts of ammunition are bnr;. sal
inherent quarters of the West and 90 II
having 5een sent out from Jeffer Souti
py y.s Ex-Goy. Jackson before he ~. Sn eCitJ
Our troops would have 10 .-..-s
powder In their possession if ,srsoyed the
wafer or II they had not fer VI ntsd a mad
slon' "hlch must have prov G. =. exPle-
i pafTow entrenchmentsl "a V - ''''8' Ia tneir
s,andin remt IN secesSioni st, of bipb sooi.,
to MnIiigan,a 9 eontlg' obtained adnisSinn
mulatto washerwow an 0a a, disguised as
plete plan of the W orIs ana ana .ooI a COM
information after "ner densrtnra eP pc,1 her
els. departure, to the reb-
IL Is believed the rebels bava fros ,o.ooo
" O,ooo men ut Lexington. and -
o CO. th endorsements, They will msI-s
trs 3e'rna 'esf an await The attack Of onr
1t is supposed that Price will =
. .nioe weeks have from 10000 70 90 oo VI
troops there, and will meet us WIFI 49,, ,g
= The rebels tie two officers say. iyb...r
derrated the fact ''' "0 nave nn- u
me Inc rebels at Lexington are receivinr v
oTrt.rC ~ Quantities from the adiacenf =
UdI thSai wagon losess arriving eyery day :
npport. h - n SIS SIS SAID, every means Of
ueAs. Rains' and Parsons trooss -.
orted as mere mob, half clotb.a . .a-
'lthout discipline, no one seemino, ~ - :" "a
less rank than Colonel. Harris soId;- old
loVo In number, are very well drilIed Fs,
a9oute all their manouvres in tbor, anu L
ilitary style. INC" 1ugh p
V No. u 'ne rebel regiments having ba,a Q
themselves to the uniforms of Col MI I.
gan s troops, are now called the Iri ali D.; ~ ~
Lieut. Col. Thatcher and Lieut. Zano.. y,
ave mere by boat for Lexington u ne NJ or
8 Ihey VIII return with the wonnJad .
1e sra troops now nTthe hands The rsb W,
e1sle, ABOUT 700 in numbf,r Rae,s, 90,
~ lett Lexington they obtain ed nritt"e ON
rmlt from Gen. Price, grsotino Drotea 10 10
n to any boats which mi ght 90 10 - 80
sIon Ior mat purpose. O eneraI Fremont ! opi
approved OF tins action, and they will tar
II to-oay; These officers say our troona the
70 treated most kindly by the rebel off, of
I, pnom- IheF' pronounce high toned \
loraOle and generous gentlemen, ., :
~ Ain1ns conduct of Coils Mulligap. him
llIe ahd Glover are highly eulogized, and ness
our soldiers are enthusiastic in tboI~ ne
ise- Major Steele, who had command ~ s ss,
regular troops at Wilson's Creek bas 49, 49,
slTed permission 10 take command Of The th9 y,
Iowa Regiment. 1t is understood tbat he =
battalion of regulars will be ineorno- | hoof.
d in the regiment. t DeeiS
,ls OYER. 'i county report the 6nisl
I scouting parties, ho are impreeeiry, - -
on men into the rebel service and lew 20
on their goods. az Nc
en-. Fremont went inf, ry civ
nlng about half mile back of this town an i
= - SNtN WIZ HOT move forward bpfOraeI
close of the week. TO the
a health of The ,o11;. He
tn has occurred in the hosDitala "ueh
oeA An unusual occurrence and Juss q
rec Gay discharged. to-day. - .wlIe,
/ = M Tsk nd sta arrived here s saa@
vening. Gen. Pope is still here, Tot ed iHEt
battery was among the arrivals yes her vi,
, Scouts arrived last night from and so
aw So miles distant, but they report and Fl
no. new 5dtThey heard that MeCul- His
was Advancing on Jefferson City via. not an
Greek. bold
. stars and stripes waving over Multi East Of
entertainments, were pierced by Al West
8. but not one struck the UiplOR--a vVeaka,
peculiar and favorable omen. q " nosed
. Richardson's Regiment now sta The
| at the Usage river, will be disbanded ton 81
?, its time having expired, and Col. were ,
lrg's will take its place. liavaa :
nes W. Boiling. of Miller county, no nol;cv
IS REBEL who had impressed two boys Preside
ne old man and stolen two horses, was r;or afS
bit here last evening, and will be set baliave
rk on the Notifications tomorrow. wbo ia