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sgS~ The swift and popular packet Char
ley Bowen goes out at noon for Cairo and
all way landings.
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THE EFFECT OF Active OPERATIONS IN
MIssoURI.-Persons in Kansas, and others
engaged in the military operations in West
ern Missouri, say that the number of ne
groes left in the whole State does not ex-
coed 10000. A Missonrian, whose oppor-
tnnities to form a correct judgment are ex-
cellent, says that about two-thirds of the
slaves have disappeared, leaving abo ut IS,
600 behind. The exodus has been most
largely to the South, but large numbers
ha3~Tescaped into the free States and terri
torEer $2 hatever may happen, the " insti-
tuition" is finally broken down in Missouri
THE Suffers AND THE ALLOTMENT LAW.
The suffers have printed and are circula-
ting in the camps a paper denouneing the
allotment law of Congress as a swindle by
the Government:
SOLDIERS BEWARE.
The Government seeks to place vour
hard-earned dues beyond your control by
system called the
"ALLoTMENF LAW"
Inc money you SO allow never comes into
your possession, and is for the whole term
of your enlistment, evidently considering
you
NOT CAPABLE
of managing your own affairs. 1t has been
supposed you were
FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM,
aud not to be enslaved. Your decision in
the matter, for
THE FIRST PAY
governs each pay hereafter.
The allotment system rescues large por-
ton of the soldiers pay from the greedy
grasp of the suffers, and hence this impu-
dent and seditious attempt to discredit it.
Senator Wilson, it is said, will bring the
matter before the Senate Immediately, and
it is thought that Congress will immediately
sweep the sntlership from the army.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-29

Bg- We publish beautiful poem on the
outside of to-day's journal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-29

RG~ The Grey Eagle brought down yes
terday fifteea hundred packages of govern
ment stores.
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AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE NUMBERS
KILLED AND WoUNDED. = The Somerset
Camp Journal gives an account of the killed
and wounded on both sides from VIM. w.
Strew, Surgeon of Gen. Schoepff's Brigade,
as taken from his own observations:
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gEH Mr.. Buchanan denies that he is
writing history Of his d" life and times"
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HONE INTERasTs.

s8 The GiIlum from South Carroiton,
reports " all quiet on Green River -
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NEW ADYERTTSEMENTS.

Fer tasteful, comfortable, and durable Busi-
ness Snll, gotten mp in the latest mode, or a fine,
stylish Oyercoat, go TO
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Sa- Artemus Ward is leeturiag ia Gin
cinnati.
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@TRERFFFss SAFE .V70. 40.

Notice is hereby given, that By virtue of four
executions issued out of the Office OF the Clerk
OF the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderbureh
County, Indiana, one In favor of Henry Homby,
ST., Administrator Of the Estate Of w. H. EFskine,
and against Jes. Jurgensmier, Frederick Yogt and
Joseph O5ferman, Repleyin Bail, enc 10 favor Of
William Eestead. Administrator Of John Dean,
deceaseds and against Joseph JuTgensmier, Her
man Ruehman and Adam Osterman, Repleein
Bail, one lin favor of Charles Veie, CHARLES Il.
Bement and George w. Bement. and against Jo-
seph Jurgensmier, and one ia favor of George ~
Rathbone and Samuel Bayard, aud against Joseph
Jnrgensm sir and Joseph Osterman, have levied
upon, and will,
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 18th, 1862,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M and 4 o'clock
P. RI OF said day, at the door of the Court Honse
in the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh county,
Indiana, offer for sale at public auction the rents
issues and profits Tor term not exceeding seven
years of the following described real estate, 70
wit Lot No. forty -two ar in HewsOn 3 addition
10 the city of Evansville and county of Wander
burgh aud State of Indiana according TO tue fe-
corded plat of said addition, as recorded in Plat
Record Book A, page 1876 OF tie Recorders Office
OF Vanderburgh county, Ind
And should said rents and profits not sell for
sum sufficient TO satisfy said writ aud costs, Twill
ut the same time and place, offer for sale and sell
thu leo simple of said premises. - - e
GEORGE woLFLIN, 8. V.O.
Wheeler IgleIiart, NJ s. johnson aud L. q.
N, -. Il
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sdr The river is slowly receding at this
point.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRIoE FOR DAILY:
Delivered In the City, per week. 10
By mail or In the City, per year Tin advanos) 90
FOR WEEKLY
By mail per year, single subso riber 90
- a s. elub of FIVE Ito one address) 90
ADVERTISING.
For Terms first page, tabular torn.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents in the places named:
Or. Ralston, BOonville, Warrick Co.
John M. Lockwood, Et. Vernon, Posey Co.
John z. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer 90.
Jsmes L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson 90.
Jshn B. Handy, Newburg, Warrick Co.
DIR. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey 90.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana-
Preston Talbot, Poseyville, Posey 90.
H. III. Custen. Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal p. o., Warrick Co.
@. P. Cavsnah, 0wensyilie, Gibson Go.
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Suit, made TO order will find large stock Of I'm
ported material, and exceIent French Butter
TO give them hts, By calling at
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LYONS.

Furnishing Goods Of all kind, consisting Of
Dress Gloves, CraFafs, Robes de Chaabrs fine French
bosom and negl9gs Shirts, Pocket Handkerchief,
and, in short, everything necessary 70 complete "a
gantlemRn's wardrobe, can DO found at
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-11-26
3 For the Spirit Of Democracy,
Translated from fhe W,stdose,
BIZ pIlL1p seHuMAcHEH, Ja.

At a meeting held in Chicago a few
weeks ago, ta.ere Mas seen small boy
Wishing to sell Pups which were only two,
days old. Are thcse, Republican Pups,
my son? asked Repubiicsn. Yes Sirt
they are 5Isspublicauy Pups, do you
want to buy, one2 says the boy. What do
you ask for one? two dollars Sifs ssWell
beings they are Republicans Pups will
take ono--here is your money Two
weeks after that there was Denocrat:c.
nlee.ing, and there also was seen the
little boy with his Pups Are these
Democratic Pups? asked Democrat.
OF course they are Democratic Pups am
swcrcd the boy. The. Republican which,
at the Republican meeting had bought
a Pup from him was standing near, turn.
ed rapidly around and says, did you not
tsil me two weeks ago thar they were Re-
publican Pups, why did you tell me such
a lie? told you no lie in telling you two
weeks age that they wore Republican
Pups. Well, but what made them penor.
cratic Pups all at once? Why don't you
SEQ that they have got their eyes open
now. The Republican was seen ne more
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GENERAL HocLHLlAs touched the,
right chord in his brief address on the oc-
casion ofhis reception at Trcntons ssHhile
the army is & ghtipg, ssaid he, '.youas cit
izens must see that the war il prosecuted
the preservation of the Union, aud the
Constitution, for your nationality, AMI
your rights as citizens. These are letters
of gold. LTTA
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nN- In Pennsylvania the drafted nan
are allowed, BY order Of the Secretary Of
War, to eject their own company and rs-
gimentai ofi-ers. In Ohio, the drafted
NJ IN are distributed among the old rsgi-
ments, without any privilege of selcctis.s
their officers. Why are the drafted men
of Ohio treated with less consideration
than those Of Pennsylvania? Who can
teli2
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Notice to Our Patrons.

Owing to the great advance in all kind.
Of printing material, We are compelled -
put back our price to 81. 80 in advsncesd
We will receive subscriptions up to thos
first Of Decembernexta at, 81 ,25 in advance.
Hereafter We will publish the {. Spirit =
at our former terms, TO wit 81 80 -
advance and S2 if not paid in advance =.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-11-26

= HALLEcKl THE SLow-Major-7en
Halieck, by whose authority Mcclellan il
nominally superseded, took about two
months to attack Ooriath He moved as
we have. heard from tho ssLouisvills Le-
gion,' at the rateIef an inch day.
Such swift movement is unparalleled.
We dare not pronounce him Napoleon
Bonaparte, Jr. He is Napoleon senior
Efdnktort (Ky.l, Gampsopsoeath}s,
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Democratic Platform,

"THE UNION AS 1T. WAS,vAND
THE CONSTITUTION sAS. IT ISr.
81 hold that THIS Cove, nment was made
on the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN, for the BENEFIT Of WHITE MEN,
and their POSTERITY forever. nSrK-s
PHEN A. DoUGLAs.
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ADVANCE IN. THE PRICE OF
IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, November 19.-At a
meeting OF the ncwsp .per proprietors to-
day it was unanimously agreed to combine
for the protection of their interests. in view
Of the heavy advance in the priceof paper,
materials, de-, and Increase the charge OF
subscription. ss
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SAVE THE WoUNpED-M Many man has
bled to death upon the battle field, whose
life might have been saved by a handful
of -four bound upon the wound Many
souldiers do not know that gunpowder is
one of the very best yptics. Reduce the
grains to dust, scrape little lint from
some garment and fill it with this fine
powder, and apply it to the wounl: bind
ing or holding it last. Soldiers, remember
this, and you may sonae tinac save your
own or a comrade s life.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-11-26

& N Koebler sor n.rcbanaue -a-sa- 800 80 oil
John Marshall for setting gnes s. IL 90 gI
Levi! Lone Crawford O0sOI
Peter Diebl for nurchandize g ~ s 70 8S'0I
Adam Morris for Sarh Stseds oil
{ Theadores suners far -four @ 1877 25s0I
Horizon Fnyest for uvevino manner to inHrmary OOsOl
William Rose stove nine tin 1891
{ A d Diegs for merchandze . II 55 o
8 Michael Lang for meat tub 20 "
Smith infruary - vi 90
Samuel T p Tones for merchandise " 62 81
II. Davenport for merchandise ~ % .
g w. English for -four and meal ~ W VI
Miss B. Fuguson 81 W
oO w v
Sinclair medical attendance y
g: j. A. Miller heshing q y
q yylIan, Rich ner for corn meal q j i SaS7 20 o
q Pradsr;t Kaaniz for rhoas 70 so o
&c d nblnasr for marcha and;zs
John Malorv for mo.ssea 753f5 .&EsfI 20 90 0
s Rrnon for nios,erno s..stte 7I Sc o
B. Newanger painting sa@sFf Zre5s 2bgs ~ w y
Tux sbenner Belmont IA 90 0
- 80 - sss Total Expenditures ssss $175s
John Rd @ 19 0o
'sHa - sssasa ~ :" William Truax assssf 29 90 Q
ssa4 ss9s 7e-ss - Total Receipts - s4s 90 %
@8aa ATTEST: asa4 NJ l. BoWsER, Auditor NJ c. o.
November 26, 1862. s.,~s, seAs, 4sa
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D6E The Cincinnati Commercials is striv.
ing to divest itself Of Aboitionism. Can
the Ethiop change his color? or the lecp-
ard his spots?
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s~The drafted men at Camp zancsvil.a
heretofore unassigned, have been attached
10 the Cd, 3Oth, 62d and 66th regiments,
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CHICAGO. November 20.-Publishers of
the Chicago daily papers, at a meeting last
night to consider the great increase in
price of white paper and other items en-
hancins the cost of publication, resolved
to advance the price of dailies and tri-
weeklies 20 per cent, and weeklies 30
per cent. f..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-11-26

say> Jesse D. Brigat isaa Thsnas A.
Hendricks are candidates for tho Sesz-
torship in Indiana.
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nm- John W. Forney--a miserahly
besotted wretch-whose chief employment
it has been for the last FIVE years, to ca
lumniate his benefactor-the man who
educated, fed, and clothed him.
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amount ss ss s.s ss.s ss - Is
amount sm appsiasa County R Ras n fand- @
amount amount apg soa .sss s saas @ house taa 81
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Benton township township funds ass 4s
.se iIa 8 COUNTY NOTE ACCOUNT
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HOUSE FUND tots. .',,,, 49,,
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TOWNSHIP EXPENSE FUND 7 Dr. ;E'' ''''a 's '' >
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township EXPENSE FUND
. y Co. and ] with with Co. Co. s asp isss s
% TOWNSHIP DEBT FUND DR..
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IS TOWNSHIP DEBT FUND
orders redeemed
in ~ 70
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TOWNSHIP POOR FUND s.. DR.. - j.
{ e. M ann % e s's stsas'' 1861
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sezsa Total 100 43
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and dep e'ed with Co Auditor Sept : % 81
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couSTx III noAD sssa,, ess. Feb % en o q
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-11-26

sA- A Cleveland paper says that the
people of that town are eusing mouse traps,
old jack knives and shirt buttons for small
change, ss
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News from the S,altl,-1he

News from the SuHth-The
army at Stand shil- Destructive FIRES.
CAIRO, Nov 20.-passengers from Hol-
ly Springs repart the army at a ssantstill.
The hospitals are being prepared, Large
quantities Of grain are beng collected A
depot for contrabands has been established
at Grand junction. An expedition left
Trenton and Humboldt yesterday for a
point on the Tennessee River. where it
was reported rebel force Of 700 are eros
sing. 1t was thought the whole of them
will be captured The Marine Hospital
at Paducah was burned on Monday night.
ALI the patients escaped. Most of the
furniture was saved. The building was
worth S100, ,000 Great CONSERVATION pre-
vailed, owing to the impression that this
was herald of rebel attack. Double
pickets were placed around the town. A
Ere in Memphis on Saturday night de-
stroyed three manufacturing establish
ments AND six dwellings. Loss heavy
The work Of an incendiary.
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3D.! .. 9 M
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amount eoni due a State T February 1862 44a
.<-a SURPLUS REVENUE FUND cE a.'==1'sss 49,
s1,s pd Stat. out Co
unrosts roa vHlea 1ss5z6 f0s
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Nelson Baiss for for fssorda nsaag s1s saras records 90
Davenport Co Offices 81 5s
Way conveying Frampon Asylum
blank. militia %
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notifying Wheeler Of special so
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during paid s645 Il
For the hsea year due
Audfo Monroe County, Ohio,
tI3 38 40H88E8 Woodsfed Novembe 1862
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THANKSGIvING 4s.Is.

Next Thursday, the 9th of Nov,v has
been designated by the Governor Of Ohipr
In accordance with the request Of oar Lse-s
islasure, as a day of Thanksgiving ana
Prayer e.ss ..s,.. s.,...-.. IN, :. IL -
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- UNITED STATES SENAToRsWm. Il.
Richardson,s of Illinois, is proposed IS = !
successor to Mr.. Browning in che Ssaate
OF the United States, Messr@ Sargent
and Lent are for the succession to Mr,
Latham in California Alexansler Rsn-
sey will probably be chosen in Minneseta
as successor to Gea. Henry NJ Rice. .sss
MEETING OF CoNaREss.-Ths second
session OF the Thirty Seventh Congress
begins ut Washington, on Monday, the
lst of December, ana 9wilI cleseby con-
stitutional limit, on the 4th of March. Al
ready mem bers are ARRIVING At the caPisal-
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which issued
'' ~ ~ $3.50 ~ ~ - - 20 e - D. c. NJ
To ohm Kerrse as 4i stt3oIae4f 0
Hinesfor
Kirk for merch
Sinclair beef % 81 o
" Truaxf for rserv as o.
Okey making cohns IA so O.
for ~ hsi'e3ea
Broekfo orcarpen work rs O
Truaxfo - 5000
rnereha s'e s1e 128 21 O.
iizenB for rent s.e' s18 90 o
Smith for keeping 20 90 O
70 IS O.
o. lJrs
James fruit 10 20 o
for potato plants 90 o
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For Salt River.
!. !. .sEaa |'|| !.

The celebrated steamer ABOLITION
will make her fall trip up this famous
stream on or about the 20th of November,
with a full complement of passengers, in
cIuding distinguished citizens, of New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, &C., most of them
in quest of their health. Her officers
having beeh patriotically serving their
country" in lucrative offices for. the past
year, have made sufficient money out of
"blesding nation to fit, her up in the
completest order. Her exterior has been
painted in treble coat of black, and the
carpeting is Of tn. richie IT and mosttcosAyl
order, being compose entirely Of Treasu
ry Notes. Her engines are worked by
the gas generated in the late campaign by
windy Republican stump speakers, and
her fisl viii consist entirely of copies OF
tho New York Ifidaa,, the most iuf;s.n-
nlata substance now known.
Persons taking passage should provide
the .nselyes with, abundant nleaDs,, as this
is the last trip she will make, it being the
intention of the officers to remain up Salt
River, and found a per,nanent. colony
tacre, where, the ssolored brethren :
shall be on an equality with the white
people. The following are the owners and
off ers of the ssAboiitionas g fl>eaia
Owncrs-Simona Cameron, William II /.
Seward, Shin Plaster Chase, E. N, Stanton
and others s. +...
Captain7Sambo Soreshin. 1st Mate
Charles Sumner. End Nate-Owen Love
JOY. CHER Cook-John w Forney.
Engineer ThurIow Weed. Fireman
e. A.tGfow, Thad. Stevens, j. A. Bing-
| dam, Fred Douglas, Gerritt Smith, and
Alex. Cummings. Head Waiter-David
| Wilmot! ErraDd Boys, Boot Blacks,
ssSupes," &c Wade. Gumbo, Hale.
Lowry. Campbell, Mcpherson, sc.
| n B-Chief Cabin reserved for the
cullud brethren.
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MonroC
el5s
Iccfyt ITO bea atmen
the third day Of September
Indebtedness orders truly from
MARTIN L. BoWsER Auditor C. O.
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"PUT THIS IN YOUR PIPE AND
500 SMOKE IT., e
BaF Tobacco, which few weeks ago
cost FIVE cts plug, now costs ten,
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! A WASHINGTON dispatch states the army
of the Potomac has been divided into three
corps, to be commanded respectively by
Sumner. Franklin and Hooker. Al reserve
corps is to be organized, of which Sigal is
to have command. as os go
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A LERED b. SMITH,
aagsk sBsA AND pRlAAAEA y TAG -

COUNCIL BLUFFS, I9~ ; rsa
aaaziaa ssss1ana ssrainiug Atfn''1 : rps4 -
eswrixEe, waxsn sod bGszy Ralns4As, g ! -
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