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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-09
From CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, September 7.--General
Order No. IL, issued by Major General
Wright to-day, says:
Major General Wallace, relieved
from duty in Cincinnati, will repair to
Covington, where he will make his head
quarters for the present, and proceed to
organize into brigades the troops must
tered into the service and concentrating
at and in the vicinity of Newport and
Covington.
Major James II. Simpson, United
s. Typographical Engineer, is charged
with the construction of such field works
as are deemed necessary for defensive
purposes in the vicinity of Newport and
Covington. He will proceed to examine
and repair the entertainments already
thrown up, and will extend them if il
should be deemed advisable.
s" Lieutenant Col Burbank, 18th U. S.
Infantry, will continue to discharge the
duties of military commander of Cincin-
natl. From him all Ward organizations
for military companies will receive in.
structions.
/ presumption of lawful business in the
! city of Cincinnati, except the sale Of
liquors, is hereby authorized
. Druggists, manufacturers of bread
stuffs, provision dealers, railroad, ex
press and transfer companies, and al
persons doing business for the Govern
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DIR. Greene,s Experience.

WASHINGTON, September Assistant
Surgeon Green, of the 18th Indiana, re-
turned this morning from Geenesville,
where he has been since the battle of last
Thursday week, having remained be-
hind at that time to attend to our wound
ed Last Sunday, our wounded being in
such condition that DR. Green started
off to meet ambulances, repairing to their
assistance under flag of truce, and
when within hsiling distance was met
by General A. p Hill, at the head of his
division, who ordered him to return to
Gainesville where he remained prisoner
for three days After laying his case
before General Walker, who came into
the yard where the prisoners were kept,
he was Internationally released
r. DIR. Green furnishes the following:
When the battle was at its hight on Fri
day, Jackson being in command of the
rebel army, heavily pressed our troops
began to waver and fall back, when the
rumbling of LoHgstreets artillery was
heard coming to their assistance, and
instantly shout went up Owing to the
circumstances, it infused new courage in
the rebels, and when these reinforce
ments arrived at noon on Friday, they
made fresh assault on our lines, dash
ing over the wounded of the day previous,
who were lying on the ground, without
any shelter whatever, and many of whom
were dangerously injured.
The report was confirmed by many of
ficers with whom he conversed that dur
ing tie engagement of Friday General
Pryor was captured by our forces and
given in charge of a guard of one man,
the rank of Pryor not being known, he
being dressed like private. He escaped
by shooting the guard with Deringer
pistol which he had concealed on his per-
son.
Greene confirms the reports relative
to the Boosting of the rebels, and says
they express confidence of being able to
get into Maryland, where they expect to
get 30, 600 recruits. He also confirms
the reports of the existence of much des-
titution among the enemy, but attributes
the scarcity Of food to the great difficulty
of nsportation-their army being at
so great distance form their base of
supplies. This is the account given by
the rebels. From all accounts the divis-
ion of Gen. Walker has left the scene of
the late engagements for Harper Ferry.
No one seems to know anything of the
whereabouts of Gen. jackson, there be-
ing a studied silence in regard to him.
- Gen. Lee has removed his command
to position near Leesburg.
DIR. Greene was informed by Quar-
termaster, that although<the rebel sol
diers appeared without shoes, they have
sufficient on hand, but as matter Of
economy they viii not be issued until
the middle of this month.
/ He says the feeling is general among
the people that the war will soon be ended
and they will never yield in their determi-
nation to be what they term an indepen
dent nation. According to their own es
innate of their own numbers in the Sc
ries of engagements they had not less
than 10000 men and 40 batteries o
field pieces, most of them being riheC
cannon. n4a sE rtt alfbAH
Dr. Greene reports the loss among thu
rebels as beng very large.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Sept. ga resumption Of
business took place to-day, by order OF
the military commander, except in liquor,
wines and beer, the trade of which, ell
Their by wholesale or retail is strictly pro-
hibited.
FLOUR in good demand at 800 for su-
perior, and 4I5@425 for extra, 45O@465
for family.
WHEAT in light supply and good de-
mand at 45@4S per new and old.
CoRN very scarce, and in demand at
40, as high as so has been paid during
the week.
No sales in whiskey, the trade in it be
ing contraband
Provisions firm; BACON 42@6@7, old
clear, sides, sold at g. Bulk sides 5,
SHOULDERS 4, LARD 81. Mess pork $50,
but not in demand.
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SAN FRAXcIsco, September 2-The
Supreme Court decides that Texas, for
State purposes, shall be paid gold only.
Receipts. from the mines, since the de-
parture of the last steamer, has yielded
81, 100000 the past month";
The election tomorrow will be exclt-
ing. The probabilities are that Latham
cannot elect majority in the Legisla-
ture, and that the Republicans and
Union party viii carry the State by a
large majority
SAN FRANC1sco, September 3.-Since
the decision of the Supreme Court against
receiving Tender Notes for State tax,
they have sold as low as Is per cent dis
count.
The point of the decision is that taxes
are not debts within the meaning Of the
act of Congress THE provision in the
State Constitution, requiring the State
taxes to be paid in gold, must remain in
operation. M
The election in San Francisco passed
off quietly to-day
The Union-Repuhlican Legislature
ticket is undoubtedly elected
Many secession sympathisers refused
to vote.
SAN FRANc1sco, Sept. 4-The election
yesterday resulted in an overwhelming
triumph for the Republican fusion ticket.
Every County heard from sends anti
Southern men to the Legislature.
The amendments to the Constitution
were adopted by large majority.
Sandwich Islands dates to the 10th arc
received. The heat is very oppressive
and business is stagnant .
Corners regiment of California vol
unteers had advanced to Dramond
Springs, $50 miles east of Carson's val
ley, and met large numbers of emigrants,
mostly from Missouri and Arkansas, anx-
ious to reach the land where peace pre-
walls. They were almost universally
| loval
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MAsaINaroN.- Septenher 7.-aIntelli.

- EAsaINGToN, September 7.=Inteiii-
gence- received here last night addition
ally confirmed the occupation Of Fred
erick, Nd, by the rebel forces, naturally
exciting much surprise, mingled with in
dignation and alarm There was but
limited opportunity for obtaining infor-
nation from that point, almost all the
intelligence coming via Baltimore.
The Government authorities received
the news early yesterday evening in a
written documentary form. Last night
immense bodies of our troops were in
motion for the Upper Potomac and else
where, and to-day the military operations
continue. Nearly all the rebel troops
have apparently been withdrawn from
our front, none in large force remaining.
There is no doubt that large reinforce
ments of rebels were yesterday, passing
from Ashley Gap south of Deesburg, as
if intending to cross at Bunker's Ferry,
between Point of Rocks and Edwards
Ferry. The rebels moved in solid col
umn, first cavalry, next artillery, then
infantry, with their baggage in their
rear These again were followed in the
same order by similar description of
troops. The people of the valley have
contributed to the subsistence of the
rebels, and doubtless furnished them
with all needed information. Nothing
has been heard from our troops at Mar.
tinsburg and Harper's Ferry
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CAPE RACE, Sept 6.-The Norwegian
from Liverpool on the 18th via London
derry 29th passed here en- route to Que
bee this evening.
The news by the Norwegian is two
days later.
Breadstuffs dull with slight decline
on all,qualities. ~
A slight conflict had taken place be-
tween the Garibaldians and the Royal
troops near Reygro. ~
1t is predicted that France is about in.
itiating important military movements.
Napoleon has called a council of his
Ministers
The Federal gunboat Tuscarora left
Plymouth on the evening of the 9th.
1t was said her destination is Cadiz
The English papers say but little on
American affairs.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, September A wash
ington letter in the Herald, dated the 9th,
has the following:
1t is understood that $4,000 rebels
have crossed into Maryland -a
1t is said secessionists are buying hor-
ses here and in Baltimore, for the rebel
artillery and cavalry.
Tonight Mcclellan was placed in COM
mand of the armies of the Potomac and
Virginia
The whole army is ordered to be pro
vided with three day s rations.
A section of Wheelan's battery silenc-
ed rebel battery on Thursday night,
which was amusing itself by throwing
shells into our camp at Minor s Hill, only
miles from Washington.
Mcclellan is placing the new regi-
ments into the old brigades
Fredericksburg has been occupied by
the rebel infantry and cavalry.
A Washington dispatch to the Herald,
dated midnight, Saturday, says it is
known that the rebels are in the neigh
borhood of Frederick, in force.
They captured nothing, as the rolling
stock of the railroad had been sent away
The bridge across the Monocacy is
not injured, but trains are not allowed
to go within three miles of Frederick
Junction. ="
The military authorities are confident
that this raid will cost the enemy ex-
actly the number of troops who have
crossed.
The Mercury has dispatch dated l
o'clock a. m. Sunday, stating that there
is tremendous excitement in Washington
on account of the rebels crossing into
Maryland but it is not believed they can
hold their ground against the Union
troops.
There will be battle soon.
The Times Washington dispatch con-
tains the following:
Gen. Pope, at his own request, was ON
Friday relieved of his command in order
to make charges against Gems. Porter,
Franklin and Griffin.
Tie corps of Heintzelman and Nc
Dowell are to be consolidated under the
command of Heintzelman g NJ
Three hundred or four hundred rebel
cavalry from Leesburg endeavorcd to
cross at Edwards Ferry on Friday but
were repulsed.
AT two o'clock on Saturday the rebels
successfully renewed the attempt and
crossed at several points.
They Immediately raided Poolville and
then Darnstown.
The telegraph operator at Darnstown
escaped and cut the wires of the military
telegraph.
Fearing there might be Uuion forces
in the vicinity the rebels soon retreBted
and stationed pickets short distance
from the town.
The rebels also crossed between the
ferries above the Point of Rocks and
marched to White Oak Springs across the
| Monocacy
The Times also has the following, da-
ted Il clock Saturday night:
1.-The latest from the Upper Potomac
states that Jackson and his army enter
ed Frederick this'morning. t
They have possession of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad and have torn up thu
track and destroyed the culvert east
that place.
They also cut the telegraph.
| All the rolling stock was saved.
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From, GnlllnOlis.

GAIMrors, o., Sept Rebel caval
ry over five hundred strong made then
appearance at six o'clock this morning
on the Ohio river opposite Swan creek
eighteen miles below Gallipolis
They were going in the direction O
Guyandotte and are supposed to be a por
ton of Jenkins Command.
Lieutenant Hay of the Sixth Virginia
regiment, who was taken prisoner a
Weston reached here this evening, hav
ing been paroled by Jenkins.
He was with them during their march
from Weston to the Kanawha river.
He estimates the force at 1900
Measures have been taken to-day which
will no doubt prove successful in open
ing up communication with the Ka-
nawha region.
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ment, will be allowed to pursue theirvo-
cations without interruption.
cat p. m. daily, Sundays excepted,
all military organizations in the city Of
Cincinnati will assemble for drill Such
organizations viii hold themselves in
readiness to rally to places OF rendezvous
at a moments warning, the signal for
which will be the tolling of the city bells
The organization Of all able-bodied
citizens into working corps will be per-
fected with the aid of the city authori-
tiles, and details made from day to-day,
as may be necessary. so as to equalize
the burden and require from each man a
certain amount of labor" ..-f-.
The Daily Press last evening ANNOUNCED
its temporary suspension:
The eityis quiet to-day:
Gen Heath is reported at Williams
town with 5000 men.
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WASHINGTON, September S.-An es-
capped prisoner, who was in the hands Of
the rebels four days, says that all the
Federal forces at Frederick fell
back TO Harper's Ferry, but before do
ing so had, on Thursday night, burnt the
hospital and commissary stores, &c, and
moved the sick and wounded.
FRIDAY, p. M.-The rebel pickets ex-
tended as far as New Market, miles
southeast of Frederick The Federal
pickets were withdrawn l6 miles from
the same place The rebels have got
possession of only two or three cars at
Frederick, some Of which were loaded
with cid Pantoon bridges,
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Union Ticket Elected in California.
War Gazette.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
7rlfH WASHINGTON, September 7.
Instructions to U, s. Aarsh0Ls, Mil
tdry Commdpdacts, Prorost NdrShals,
Police officers, Sheri6s, dc.
The quota of volunteers and enroll
ment Of the militia having been COM
pleted in the several States, the necessity
for the stringent enforcement of the Or
ders Of the War Department in respect
to volunteering and drafting no longer
exists
Arrests for violation of these orders
and for dislOyal practices, will hereafter
be made only upon my express warrant,
or by the direction of the military com
mander or Governor of the State in
which sach arrests may be made, and the
restrictions on travel imposed by these
orders are rescinded.
(Signed) L. c. TURNER,
o. # Judge Advocate.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-09

New York, September Sth-A letter
from our Consul at Montangas, states
that the pirate steamer Florida arrived
at Cordehas August 29th, also that Moi
fit, her pirate captain, is sick with the
fever, and that Spanish war steamer is
there to prevent her from following any
American vessels out for capture 4
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-09

LOUISVILLE, Sept 7th.-The President
has concurred in the appointment Of
Charles C. Gilbert as Major-General
and William r. Terrill as Brigadier
General
Col. Warner, of the 18th Kentucky,
son-in-law of General Leslie Combs, re.
ported killed at the Richmond (ky.
fight, is there, recovering from severe
wound.
The rebels have burned all the bridges
on the Louis vile and Frankfort railroad
between Bagdad and Frankfort, except
that over the Kentucky river, and a
small iron bridge over creek
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FOR sHERIFF.

We authorized to the name of
GEORGE wOLFLIN as a candidate for reelection
to the Office Of Sheriff of vanderburg County at
the next October election.
EDIroR JoyRNAL - Please announce NJ L.
JOHNSON as a candidate for the Office of Sheriff OF
= Yandcrbursh County at the coming October cleo
ton
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-09

WAsHGToN, Sept. Sth.--The following
sentence contained in the correspon-
dence of a leading Journal, was errone-
ously attributed to the correspondent of
the associated press:
9 1t is supposed that in consequence
of these changes in the army, both Sec
rotary Stanton and Adjt Gen. Thomas
will resign
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From Kentucky.

SHEPHERDsvILLE, September About
five hundred rebel cavalry burned one
section of Salt River bridge this morning,
damaging but slightly, the.snew iron por-
ton recently erected.
Gen. Dumont had his force under arms
all day at Lebanon Junction, expecting
an attack from a rebel force
All quiet south of Lebanon Junction,
along the line of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad.
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STATE SENATOR

Mr. EDTToR You will please announce A. T.
WHITTLksEY, Esq, rs candidate for State SEN
"tor from the Counties of Posey and Vanderburgh
at the next October election in favor Of maintain
ing the Union at all hazards
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NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE TO IN
! form his friends and patrons that he has this
day sold out his Stock of Clothing and Furnishing
Goods to Mr.. oberndorfer. whom he wopl@ hereby
respectfully recommend to their further patronage
At the same time he would request those indebted
TO him to come forward for early settlement.
JulylS A DOEW ENTAIL.
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WASHINGTON, September Sth.-A gen
tleman Just returned from the late battle
fields, states that quite number of the
hacks pressed into service on Saturday,
a week for the purpose of conveying the
wounded to this city, are still on the bat
tie field, the rebels having taken the
horses, this prevented them from return
ing home
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FOR TREASURER.

Mn. EDITOR s-Piease announce my name as a
candidate for the Office of County Treasurer at tho
ensuing October election. NJ CALDWELL
We are requested to announce the name Of LIE
ROY CALVERT as candidate for reelection 10
the Office Of County Treasurer at the ensuing 0cto-
Der election in Vanderburgh County
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Ghe 1aitu donpnat.
AGENTS:

The following gentlemen authorized
Agents in the places named
S. NJ. Pettengiu & Co., No. g. Park Row, New
York, and No. g State street, Boston, our
Agents for the Journal in those cities arsi'>-e
~ thorized TO take Advertisements and Sub.
ut our RATES. . ~.
DIR. Raiston, BOOnyille Warrirk Co. "a.
John NJ. Lockwood, Nit. Vernon, Poscy Co
john r. D0ugherty, R0ckport, Spencer Coy
81 ~ James L. Thornton, Princeton. Gibson Co.
John ID. Handy, Newburg, Warriok Co. i j.
DIR. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co.
t- . r-. A.B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
f | Preston Talbot, Poscyyillc Posey Go.
IL. H. Custom Petersburg, Pike Co.
~r- Jonn Grant, Canal p. o., Warrick Co.
'A 70 Robt. A. Throop, Francisco Gibson Co.
rr+a.as Dr. H. Wilson, Owensyille.
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FOR CoTNTY COMMISSIONER

Mn. EDIroE AT the solicitation of mauy citi-
zsns ofal parties, authorize you to publish my
name as candidate for County Commissioner OF
Ysnderburgh County, at the ensuing October cleo
zion. ALEX dADDUX.
JOHN BUMB is candidate for reelection to
tn Office Of County Commissioner
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FoRT MONROE, Sept. S.-Federal gun
boats came down from City Point to-day
and report all quiet No rebels or reb-
ell gun-boats were seen.
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BUFFALO, September Sth.-Bennet's
elevator situated on the creek and ship
canal, is now, las p. m. on fire, the
wind blowing a gale from the west.
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ANNOUNCEMENT :.

r-es FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Dir. EDITOR YOU WILL PLEASE AN
nouncc ELLIS LEWIS as a candidate for Distrsct
Attorney for the Common Pleas District composed
of the counties Of Poscy, yanderburgh, Gibson
and Warrick. sftt
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world. Every French soldier uses them Only IS
cents per box sep2
THE HORRID BARDARITY OF THE SOUTH
tsonly equalied by the seductive and destroying
powers of the Lightning Fly Killer 1t is render
I'd attractive to Flies, aud kills instantly You
will sec them dead and dying within five minutes.
DarSen all the windows but one, and there place
,yTfthe Fly Killer. Every Fly win find it in the
course Of the day, and die. Remember, 1t is the
Lightning Fly Killer that does this Nothing
.s Else will do it. 1850 ~ rrl ttf
TILE DEAD SHOT FOR BED-BUGs -
ascertain and immediate death to those noxious
pests. IL breaks up their nests, destroys their
Eggs and is Bosom Of destruction to all that ven
ture near.
Both articles arc forsalc by KELLER 4 WHITE.
Evansville, and dealers generally. aug5-lndw r
stf+s BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE!-TmE BEST IN
the World.-Wiliiam A. Bachelors celebrated
sair Dye produces a color not TO be distinguished
from Hqture--warranted not to injure The Hair in
the least; remedies the m effects of bad dyes, and
nvisorates the Hair for life. Grey Red or Rusty
~ Hair instantly turns splendid Black or Brown.
leaving the Hair soft aud beautiful Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELOR oR The four s,les Of eaek bor .ftf
Faotory, No. 81, Barclay street. New York
(Late EiJ Broadway and &c Bond street,
JuncJ-dv
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SITUATION WANTED.
To Business Men.

DERsoNS NEEDING A BOOK-KEEPER OR
Il Salesman can hear of q man of considerable ex-
perience in, and of good qualifications for either
business, by inquiring of T. W. TURNER, No. 10,
Main street. aug6
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HATS, CAPS, &c.
HATS AND c AP S,
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES.


SILK & CASHMERE HATS
- The most approved styles always on baud or made
to order.
Fancy Dress Hats For Summer,
The Lightest and most comfortable Hats Ia vroar
all shades and quality.
Gentlemens Caps, numerous and
Tasty Styles.
z BOYS SOFT AND WOOL HATS, IN ENDLESS
VARIETY, ALL CoLoRs SHAPE and PRICE
Infants Fancy Hats and Caps,
large and well assorted stock on hand.
Misses Fancy Hats, Trimmed and
Untrimmed. -
Boys plain and Fancy Caps
- A very good assortment. 100
Fine Hats of any Description,
Made TO order on short notice.
Straw Goods of every Description,
Leghorn, Panama, Straw, and PALM Leaf mats for
Men and Boys, all the styles.
Everything sold at the lowest possible figures.
For Cash Exclusively.
VAUTIER & MARCONNIER.
No. SO, Main Street.
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REWARD.
SIS REWARD.

II son who will deliver to the Medical Director
any soldier away from his regiment, without a
furlough from the Medical Directors Office.
IL Il. WIRTZ,
aug2a- lwd Medical Director.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VOLUNTEERS FOR THE ARMY SHOULD
Aot leave the city until supplied with HoLLo-
WAYS PILLS AND OINTMENT. For Sores
scurvy, Wounds, Small Pox, Feyers, and Bowel
Complaints, these medicines are the best in the
world. Every French soldier uses them. Only IS
cents per box s.ns
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MEDICAL.

EERMAN SOAP BARS FOR IS CENTS
" Also a good supply of Star, Tallow and Coal
Oil Candles, TO be had cheap at
augsO yIcKERY BROS.
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SEWING MACHINEs.

E M. sELLMAN HAVING REMOVED HIS
II Office from No. First Street, 20 his Residence
on Second street, olspsite the new Presby terian
Church, will keep, as heretofore, good assert
mont Of Wheeler Wilson's and Singers Sewing
Machines and Needles, Silk Thread and Oil, and
everything that is connected with the business.
NH i. NJ SELLMAN, Ag't