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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-01
Burnside Pushing Ahead.

PHILADELPHIA, October 3O-The
Washington Star of this evening says
Gen. Burnside has already advanced
along the Eastern base of the Blue Ridge
and formed a practical junction with
Gen. Sigel, their lines Of pickets join
ing.
The with drawal Of Walkers rebel
forces from Uupperville, was doubtless
in consequence Of the rapidity Of Gen
Burnside movement in that direction.
We do not believe he has gone in the di-
rection charlottesville as in that even the
would be rushing into the jaws of Nc
Clellan's army, but rather across the
ridge back of Upperville, over the Al
exandria and Winchester turnpike.
The rebels continue to occupy the
ridge between Harper's Ferry and Win
chester, on which Lee posted his army
after crossing into Virginia.
We believe he is moving as fast ms he
can, as Burnside and Fitz John Porter
have already defeated his supposed plan
of surprising Sigel To cover promptly, he
will have to move back towards Rich
mond.
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SAFETY OF NAsHvILLE-We are happy
to learn from the Nashville Union that
the apprehensions expressed by us as to
the safety of that city are not shared by
its authorities. 1t says to place Forests
rowing band and the troops at Aiurfrees-
boro at three thousand altogether, is
very liberal estimnte and if the rascals
will only stand still, we can thrash them
to death any day. They have fled inglo-
riously on the approach of our troops in
every instance for the last three months
| The Union learns that there is to be a
mastering of conscripts at Murfreesboro
on the 10th of next month, which will
doubtless greatly swell their number,
but not to the extent to excite the least
apprehension rs to the safety of the place
At the same time it regards it as of the
utmost importance that large force
should be thrown through that region i'm
mediately, for the purpose of driving all
the rebel troops out of Middle Tennessee.
Chattanooga should be captured without
| delay, and East Tennessee liberated from
rebel sway. We want says the Union,
to see this noble State redeemed from
| the traitors; we have hundreds of Union
refugees in this city, who should be al
lowed to return to their homes For
these purposes, we regard it as of great
Importance that large force should be
sent, as quickly as possible, through here,
to expel the rebel troops who are fora
ging and gathering provisions aud win
ter supplies, through all Middle Tennes-
see. Let not the Government neglect
this important work any longer To
work, to work, to work!-Lom Jour
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The Rebels at snisker,s Gnp.

New YORK, October 30-The follow
ing is Just received from one of the spe-
cial correspondents in the army:
LOvETTsvILLE, Va, October 29-6 P. NJ
The rebels occupy Smokers Gap in
force. Gen. Pleasanton, with his cav
airy, occupies Purcellville. In his skirm-
ish at Smokers Gap yesterday he lost
one man killed and two wounded. He
took ten prisoners of the rebel signal
corps, The roads are excellent, and the
weather pleasant. Our signal corps
have established station, and have been
working to-day ID miles beyond our cav
airy pickets.
From the front of Washington Stone
man 5 cavalry occupied Leesburg with
out resistance.
The following has just been received
FAIRFAX c. H., October 30-Scouts
from Dumfries, Stamford Springs, Pres
ton and Brentyille report no enemy at
those places.
A rebel patrol was at Brentville on
Sunday last
A contraban6 from New Baltimore
says rebel cavalry regiment reached
there last evening from Thoroughfare
| Gap.
Intelligence is brought that cavalry
force drove in the rebel pickets and adj
vanced on the Gap, but meeting with a
large force, returned.
Two negroes have been sent in from
Appleville. Gen. Walkers is reported
to have retreated before the advance of
Gems. Pleasanton and Bayard. Walk
er's forco is estimated at 1000, with a
dozen pieces of artillery.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct 81.
FLOUR very dull, super 25@5 80, ex-
ira 30@5 40
WHEAT dull 81 for red 81 II for white.
Corn in active demand at 40c.
OATS dull at 4Sc. for new, 50@52 for
old.
RYE unchange
BARLEY higher, spring 80, fall 40.
WHISKY in active demand and prices
higher, sales of 400 at 341.
Mess PoEK-From demand for Mess
Pork, sales of 1900 bbls., put country at
10 25@l0 so
LARD in good demand at 93c on the
spot, but less firm for future delivery and
&c the rate offered, ct asked. l5
GREASE in active demand, sales of 300
packages at 73@Sf, the latter rates for
white.
GROCERIES firm but quiet, so hhds
prime Sugar sold at lie.
GOLD declined 26@27. Demand notes
"a, Silver %. Exchange steady at pre-
MUM.
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Story of n Dcscrter.

BERLIN, October 30.-A deserter from
South Carolina regiment has arrived
within our lines, who was condemned to
be shot to-day for attempting the same
thing some time since.
He says nine others are now under
sentence of death for struggling while on
the march. The citizens of Virginia, in
anticipation of a movement of the ma
tional troops, are sending all their horses
to the rebel army, for fear they might
fall into our hands
Gen. Pleasanton is now Selling all the
horses that can be fonnd for the use of
the army, without reference to the opin-
ion of the owners.
1t has been definitely ascertained that
the main body of the rebel army is be-
tween Bunker Hill and Winchester
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Not SO fast, Gentlemen,

The respective friends of Messrs Pet
tit, Hendricks and Mcdonald need not
get each other by the ears They are all
rolling in the dirt for nothing 1t is not
likely that the Indiana State Legislature
will 90 into the election of United States
Senators this winter, and as the time
will prabably be fully occupied in inves-
tigating the frauds which the Butternuts
allege have been going on in the State
government, it is highly probable that
the election will be postponed until the
soldiers get home to vote. If these gen
tlemen have confidently counted upon an
election they have made a sight draft up
on their own credulity which may posi-
bly, be dishonored. We may venture to
remind them that they hold majority in
the Senate by the frailest possible ten
ure.
Hon. R. P. DeHart, the Senator from
Cass, and other patriotic gentlemen rep
resenting different districts in that body,
are now in the army, but they have never
resigned their places an the Senate, and
they may conclude that they can best
serve their country at home. If they
are HOl HOlulHS d COlDHliSSIOH III the ar
my when the Legislature assemblies,
they clearly hold over and are as clearly
entitled to their seats. 1t was probably
wise precaution on the part of the
Sheriffs in their respective districts to
assume their seats vacant and order an
election, but, as we have before stated
" the exigencies Of the service may de-
mand their presence at home, and all
disqualifcations removed they will take
the seats to which they were chosen by
the people To employ the interim Of
the Legislature in fighting the battles of
the country may be set down as an I'M
pardonable crime in the newly revised
Democratic code, but the patriotic senti-
ment of the country will render digger
ent verdict, and if ballots, rather than
bullets, be trumps, we may rest assured
that the gallant DeHart and his patriotic
colleagues will hold full hand
Lafayette Courier.
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Latest from the Upper Potomac.
SPECIAL TO THE POST.

WASHINGTON, Oct 3l-Private advi-
ces from Gen. McClellan's Headquar-
tiers say that Gen. Lee is still in the vi.
cinity of Winchester, and probable in
tends to fight there.
TWAS supposed by some of the shrew-
der Generals yesterday that Lee would
cross Blue Ridge through Ashby's Gar
on his retreat to Gordonsville, expecting
to fight battle not far from Manassas
Burnside and Sigel are on the watch for
him, on this side of the Ridge. a
1t is believed that the Alabama is non
on tee track Of the Aspinwall steamer
for the purpose of intercepting the treas
IRE shins.
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CAIRO, October 31-A late Grenada
Appeal says Price is reported to have
evacuated Holly Springs on Sunday last.
The Columbus ga. Times of the 18th
says it was expected he would advance
to the junction of the Mobile, Montgom-
erv and Pensacola Railroad
Gen. Hindman is now in the military
prison at Little Rock He will shortly
be taken to Richmond.
Albert Pike has written long letter
to the Arkansas Patriot, showing up
Hindman's course, and says while in
Memphis, Hindman went to the Banks
of that city under the assumed authority
of Beauregard and made them fork over
q million dollars for the operations in
Arkansas After getting into that State
he issued series Of most extraordinary
orders First, he declared all the cotton
to be seized for the Confederate Govern.
ment Next, he ordered all provisions
of whatever kind likely to fall into Cur
tbs hands to be destroyer, and ordered
all the wells that Curtis might pass, to
be poisoned. Finally he refused to let
any citizens pass beyond the limits of
Arkansas for any purpose whatever.
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Cnpture OF a Rebel sIoop.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-A letter from
below Apalachicola, on the 10th, reports
that an expedition Of boats from the
gunboats Sangamon and Fort Henry
went up the river and captured a sloop
with eighty bales of cotton, not, how
ever, without skirmish with the rebels
in ambush on the shore, in which seve-
raj of our men were wounded. The
rebels had some killed and wounded
The rebel ram Chatahoochie, partly
iron-clad, is supposed to be about ready
for sea. She is expected down as soon
as there is seven feet of water at the
rivers mouth.
The gunboat Somerset had a boat fired
into at Cedar Keys, Florida, by which
several were wounded. The town was
subsequently burned.
We have some interesting intelligence
from Bermuda to the 2lst inst. The ac-
ton of Admiral Wilkes in close watch
ing and intercepting the trade of the reb-
els with England 10y way of Bermuda
has excited the inhabitants of the island
in no small degree against that officer
and the Union. Some of the Journals
affect to say that our cruisers have insti-
tuted blockade of the English colonial
dependency. ....-
The steamers Tioga and Sonora main
tanned a vigilant guard of its ports of
entry and departure. Two English YES
sells had run out of the port at Bermuda
for England with cotton False signals
were thrown out from shore in order to
deceive Union vessels from the station.
They had the effect desired by the Eng
hsh sympathizers with traitors and reb-
alc
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ORGANIZATION OF the Army OF the 20.
tOmnc.

New YoRK, Otober 3l.-The Come
mercial says the army of the Potomac
will hereafter consist of three grand ar
mics, nine corps, thirty divisions and
seventy brigades. The first grand army
will consist of the corps of Gen Reynolds,
Porter mad Franklin, under Gen. Hooker.
The second army will consist of the corps
of Gems Couch, Wilcox and Slocum, un-
der Gen. Burnside. The third army
will consist of the corps of Gems. Cox
and twa others TO whom commanders have
not been assigned under General Sum-
ner
The Commercials Washington letter
says the Vermont 18th, 18th, 18th, 10Th,
and 10th regiments under acting Briga-
der General Blunt, crossed Long Bridge
into Virginia yesterday.
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Lee Mnssing his Artillery.

HARPERs FERRY, Oct. 80 1t has
been ascertained from good authority
that Gen. Lee has been lately taking his
artillery from the different brigades and
divisions, and massing it with the re-
serves.
The object is supposed to be to enable
him to concentrate it more rapidly at
any desired point
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pay A detachment of the 9TH Ohio
Cavalry, three hundred and fifty strong,
under Lieut. Colonel Minor, were scout
ing through Eastern Kentucky last week,
butmet no enemy. They were warned
that bushwhackers would attack them;
but Colonel Minor threatened to hang
oil who should do so, and his command
was not molested. They have arrested
three men, said to be rebels, one of
whom, named Knight, is reported to be
a comrade of the notorious Basil Duke
The party returned to the vicinity of
Ripley via Maysville, having travelled
three hundred and ffty-seven miles in
less than FIVE days.-Lou Jour.
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Vandalism On the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
Especial to the Times

BALTIMORE, Oct. 30-The railroad
officers here have just received tele-
graphic advices from Gen. Kelly that
the rebels yesterday completed the de-
struction of the Black Creek bridge, on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; and
there are l20 rebel cavalry at Hedge
VILE. The bridge is ten miles west OF
Martinsburg, and was ninety feet deep
and one hundred feet long.
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citizens of Baltimore Released.

BALTIMORE, October 30--The citizens
arrested by Gen. Wool, on Tuesday, have
been Internationally released by order.
of the President, and the papers seized
delivered up. The President also gave
assurances that the matter should be ad.
justed to the satisfaction of the people of
MARYLAND
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
mr. RORACK,S REMEDIES.

DIR. ROBACK'S REMEDIES
We publish in another column of to-day's paper
an article copied from the Cincinnati Times descrip
tive of RI. Rotack's extensive medical establish
ment in that city. By the way, DIR. Rohack's
Remedies have obtained.a great and deserved popu-
larity with all classes. 1t has been but q short
time since these Remedies were introduced into our
section of country; yet DR.. Brennan, DR.. Roback's
agent in this place. informs that his sales of the
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier now far exceed those
ALI other medicines for which he isagcnt, COM
bined The reason for this is, that they have stood
the test Impractical experience. We know this not
only from the mouths Of others, but We have used
ITEM in our own family with the very hest results,
For all diseases of the blood, general debility
whether proceeding from sickness or from natural
weakness, indigestion, and all kindred ailments,
we recommend the Scandinavian Remedies the
rery best medicines extant. They are destined to
achieve not ar ephemeral success, but a permanent
and deserved reputation, which will render them a
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West March 2. See advertisement.
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seven Rebel Negro Regiments.

New YORK, Oct. 3l.-The steamer
Haze has arrived here, with Newbern
On. c. dates to the 25th inst
The Wilmington IN. c. journals an
nounce the arrival tn re of seven negro
regiments, to garrison the towns and
fortifcatisns during the sickIy season.
They had been encamped for the last
six months under the instruction of
white officers.
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Bragg En- Route TO Join Lee.
Especial to the Herald.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTONAc,l
Oct 80
The enemy as yet have not manifested
a disposition to attack. Our cavalry are
actively and successfully feeling the enc
my, and are constantly making captures
of men, horses, etc
The counties of Loudon and Jefferson
abound with forage
The enemy evidently have a consider
able force at or near Middleburg.
1t is believed that Bragg is on his way
from Cumberland Gap to join Lee
Three females who came within our
lines yesterday morning report the rebel
Generals jackson, Hill, and Hampton
encamped near Martinsburg.
Contrabands who have come within
our lines on the Upper Potomac report
that Jackson and Longstreet were yes
terday morning near Berryville, in the
direction of Charlestown.
The enemy is still thought to be in
force in our front
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CIRcLEvILLE, Ohio, October 31.-The
match race to-day over the Ash-Grove
course for 81 900, two mile heats, Dun
levey's S. NJ. Kate Boston, 2, 2 AID.
Miller's Bay NJ. Lizzie Foreman, l, l.
Time-3:5l1 $50.
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Destructive FIre,

CLEVELAND, Oct, 3l.-A fire in Erie
last night burned Marsh, Little, and Nc
Carriers Mechine shop. Hinrod & Co.'S
tin shop. Loss 5000, insured for $685.
600 in Philidelphia.
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THE DEAD SHOT FOR BED-BUGs

THE DEAD SHOT FOR BED-BUGS
Il certain and immediate death to those noxious
9ests. 1t breaks mp their nests, destroys their
sggs and is bosom Of destruction to all that
lure near.
Both articles are for sale by KELLER & WHITE,
Evansville, and dealers generally. augj-Imdw
BACHELORS HAIR DYEl-THE BEST IN
the World.-Wiliam A. Bachelors celebrated
Hair Dye produces a color not to be distinguished
rom naturo-warranted not to injnre the Hair in
She least remedies tho i'll effects Of bad dyes, and
invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty
dair instantly turns splendid Black or Brown,
9 aying the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
Flor, on The four sides Of each bar
Factory, jNo. 81, Barclay street, New York.
(Late 233 Broadway and l6 Bond strect.)
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WASHINGTON, October 30-Gen. Lew
Wallace has been assigned to duty in the
Department of the Tennessee. Contracts
for furnishing 1000 mules were awarded
to-day at S97 and 1913.
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Rebels Collecting at Petersburg.
TFfr,ous euocfal

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30-Advices from
Fortress Monroe indicate that the rebels
are in force and continually increasing
at Petersburg They are commanded
by Gen. Longstreet, and are believed to
be largely composed of the veterans of
the army of Lee, who remains with a
comparatively small force at Winchester,
to hold the Army of the Potomac in
check.
Gen. Dix was here to-day on business
of great Importance, and left this even
ing to return to his command.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID-Published for the benefit and
~ a warning and a caution to young men who
suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
&C.; supplying at the time the mean OF. Self
Cure, by who has cured himself after being put
TO great expense through medic-l imposition and
quaekery. By enclosing a.post-paid addressed en-
velope, SINGLE COPIES may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings
Co.,N.Y. oct2Sd&w1y
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THE HORRID BABBARITY OF THE SOUTH
Il only equalled by the seductive and destroying
powers Of the Lightning Fly Killer. 1t is render
ad attractive to Flies, aud kills instantly. You
Eill see them dead and dying within FIVE minutes.
Darken all the windows but ono, and there place
She Fly-Killer. Every Fly will find it in the
sourse Of the day, and die. Remember, it is the
lightning Fly Killer that does this. Nothing
5lse will do it.
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River md Wenther.

PIITsBURG, October 30-River feet
by the pier mark Weather clear and
mild ..--
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E. Il W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
TIE ARMY STEADILY AL
VANCIMG.
Conflicting Rumors.
REBELS ARM NC THEIR
NEGROES.
From Nortc Carolina,

NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-Advices from
Newburn says there is large rebel force
at Kingston, 40 miles up the Neuse riv-
er. The shores are lined with new and
powerful batteries. The gunboat, Sen
tinel, has however, made a reconnois-
ence to within or miles of Kinkston,
Smelling out some of the batteries.
No fears are entertained for the safety
of Washington. as the Marine artillery.
1000 strong are now there.
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Coffee and Sugar.

rINEN bags OF RIO AND LAGUYRA cor
i fee. hhds New Orleans.Sugar just from Mem
phis, bbls Refined Sugar, in store and for sale
heap by p fG \ YICKERY BROS.
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NEW YORK, Oct 31-The floor of
Brooks Assembly Room, on Brown
street, gave way last night, while poll
teal meeting was being held. Nobody
seriously hurt
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THE MIASMA AND FOUL YAPORs GEN
crate by the hot will be far deadly to
Volunteers than the euemy's bayonets. In the
Indian and Crimean Campaigns. HOLLoWAY's
PILLS were used in enormous quantities. They
kept the troops in perfect alth. Only 70 cts per
per box. Soldiers supply yourselves.
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IIAMsl HAMS -S,Ono lbs NICE SUGAR
IL Cured Hams, just received st
ELLloTr'S Family Creepy
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VIII hereafter keep good assortment of Boys and
Youths Clothing, consisting of fine Dress and Business
Suits Jackets, Roundabouts, Pants &C., which will be
well and serviceably made, and fully thirty per cent
cheaper than the class of goods be made to
order.
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Keeps large and full variety of fine BroadclOhs CASH
meres Vestings and goods of all kinds in the piece,
which he is prepared have made up to order short
notice. and in the best and latest STYLE he has in his
employ large number of first class workmen and
celent and experienced cutter