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New York Money market.

NEW York, Oct 20. = Sterling Ex-
change lower: 140@l4l for merchants
aud l4l@l42 for bankers bill Ameri-
can Gold feverish and lower, opening at
294, declining, to 26l@27, and closing
firm at 273@28. Government. stocks
lower: Q. S. 6's of 1881, l03s@l04s;
J. $40 Treasury Notes, l054@ 1854.
Stocks dull and lower; Demand Notes,
00
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! New YORK, October 20.-A special to
the Post says the War Department has
decided to allow the drafted men 20 days
to procure substitutes
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln left Washing
ton to-day for Cambridge, Mass.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE Il. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
GOOD JOKE ON A RAILROAD
COMPANY.
BRILLIANT RECONFOLSSANCE
CONSERVATION in Cuipepper County.
NEGROES HUNe-FEARs of IN
i SURF ECTION.
BRILLIANT REcONF0LSSANCE
CONSERVATISM in Cuipcpper County.


New York, Oct. l9.-The cfganiza-
ton called the Federal Union met last
night and nominated Gen John A. Dix,
and issued an address to the electors of
the State, without distinction of party, to
form Union clubs, and send delegates to
Convention to be held on the 29th inst.
at the Cooper Institute, to ratify his nom
nation. % Il
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL
From Kentucky. -

I Paris, Oct l9,, Z P.M--After captur7
ing our pickets, Morgan dashed into
Lexington yesterday morning at the
head Of 1900 men.
Before surrendering, our forces fought
him gallantly, killing and wonnding sew
Our loss was G killed and $50 pris-
'ouers.
The prisoners were Immediately pa
rolled. -ens.3ss
The remainder of our forces, $50 cav
airy, made their escape from the city
Morgan soon afterwards left Lexing-
ton in haste, taking the Versailles turn
pike. $500 .aeeatass 50 o. 'fsIfH - s=ef'i
To-day, when between Versailles and
Era nkfort, he was suddenly met by about
$500 of Gen Dumont's cavalry, who,
after short fight, routed him, scattering
his forces in every direction.
|, 3. One report says he was driven across
the Kentucky River in the direction o.
Lawrenceburg, and another that he is
endeavoring to unite his forces with
Humphrey Marshall, who is now at OF
near Sharpsburg t-i sassss~a
An attack from Marshall is looked fol
here tonight ssssF,a
Lexington is in possession of oul
! troops.
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Gtt 1airp aaattar.
AGENTS

The following gentlemen are our authorized
! gents in the places named:
S. II. Peftengill Co., No. 81 Park Row, New
orE, and No. 9 State street, Boston, are our
gents for the Journal In those cities and au-
Iorized to take Advertisements and Subscriptions
L rs 1t our towxsT RATHs.A
DR.. Ralston, Boonville, Warrick 90.
John M. LOCKWOOD Mt. Vernon, Poscy Co.
John r. Dougherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
James i. Thornton PRINCETON, Gibson Co. y :
John B. Handy, Nswburg, Warrick Co.
DR.. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co.
A. b. wilkinson, Cynthiana- 20
Preston Taibott, Po+eyville, Poscy Co.
II. Houston, Petersburg. Pike Co.
Jonn Grant, Canal p. o., Warrick Co.
Robt. A. Throop, Francisco, Gibson Go.
DR.. H. Wilson, Owensville.
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FORAGE.

49, \. QTF1cE Acr. Ass'1Q- NJ st..E,.
Evansville, Ind, Oct. 10, 1882
GEALED PR0P0sA AIS WILL BE RECEIVED -
- until October I'D at noon from cit issns Iaxal
to the Government OF fhe 3. s., for the delivery at
this post Of the feuoYipg articieoffoneea TTIF
so, 900 pounds of Corn. - -
10000 pounds of Oats. zoo
- 100000 pounds Of Hay,
The forage 70 be delivered IN ths city as REQUIRED.
to be Of the best quality The IEay must he haled
and the Corn sheiIed, in bags Es-77''FH y
Bids will be for amy portion Of the above
Bids wiF~be endorsed Proposals for Forage,
and addressed TO s.4 F. II. ETfRhIANSr
.octl st Capt. and c. S. and A. q. ". sas s
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Bank statemens.

New York, October 20.-Increase in
loans, $2,S37 ,076; increase in circula-
tion, S27 ,479; increase in deposits, ST.
81, 1874; increase in specie, S503,850
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!
= LOUISVILLE, KY, October l9-John
Morgan left Lexington with, his force
yesterday evening, passing through Yer
sailles, ,theneh through hawrencePurg at,
daylight, and was at Bloomfield at 2
O clock this afternoon ,osa sf, 1855 ssr
General Dumont is in pursuit. 90
J kThere has been no fighting between
Dumont and Morgan. = 'a-'-.a p .'.
Buell. is reported to be just sonth of
Mount Vernon. r1-.ars. gfsf.s +.
General Crittenden's army corps rs
further south in pursuit of Bragg. 40.
1t is supposed the rebel army is aim
ing to cross into Tennessee by Big Creek
Gap and Wilson's Gap
Buell. is in close pursuit, and it is be-
lieved he viii force the rebels to a fight,
or capture large portion of them before
they reach Cumberland Gap bro usa >,
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NAroLKOs, Hsury, Co o., July !, 1sI

NAP0LkONs AenfN, 20 ", July " lofN. y
DR.. c. W. RoBAck-Dedr Sir For the benefit o.
suffering humanity, permit US to announce through
the columns Of your Circular tho surprising pro-
pcrties Of your scandinavian Bl od Purifier and
Blood Pills, which j. a'sure cure for Indigestion
and Liver Complaint. We havo several persons in
town, who have been suffering with Liver Com
plant and Indigestion, and Notwithstanding that
have good physician, as can be found in
Northern Ohio, yet the disease baffied their skill
Consequently we were in state Of dependency,
until we commenced using your Pills, through and
by the advice of your friend, Dir. Brennan. We
used the medicine according to directions, and are
now full Of life and hilarity, and gratitude is
equal to our improvement in health and spirits.
When we take into consideration what we have
been, and what at present, feel like charg
ing ourselves sin Of in ratitude If did rot
try to announce to the public the great benefits Of
your Medicine. Therefore we recommend TO the
public at large tho expediehcy Of having recourse
your Medicine, aJid cofrseq in duty bound
discharge what feel to be duty, in advising
persons who suffering eswe have Suffered, to
make Of the only true and sure for the dis
alrsady nasntioneds seeadSertisement. 7 i =
Mrs. GwIN,
II ma -fsantff D Mrs. FIREMAN., = i,
Miss HEArUN,
q. C.SPELMAN. y r
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DRY GOODS. / {. % q. 60. 8. s.
FALL AND WINTER "a,
ID R.Y..G GOD = ~

WE HAVE NOW on HANE A LARGE AND
w we'll selected stock Of .seaSonable. Dry GOods
which bought before the resent advance and
are therefore ableto SCH tlIen as Cheap or cheaper
than they can be found in the market
tvt SCHAPkER q BUSS1NC, 49,
Oct2 i-il@ A.~@ r. 40 Main Street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. RoBACK,s REMEDIES.

DIR. ROBACR's REMEDIES.
We publish in another column Of to-dsy's paper
an article copied from the cipcignat Tunes descrP7
tive OF Rr Rotacks, ex tcnsive medical establish
rnent in that city BY the way, Or. Rotsck's
Remedies have obaincd::a great and deserved POpu-
larity with ell classes. 1t has been but a short
time since these Remedies were introduced intoour
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
Of all other medicines for which he is agent, CON-
bined. The for this is, that they have stood
the test Impractical experience. We knowthi not
only from the months Of others, bat we have used
rem Ia our own family with the very hest results,
For all Diseases of the blood, general debility
whether proceeding from sickness from natural
weakness, indigestion, and all kindred Ailments,
We recommend the Scandinayiah Remedies as the
Gerry best medicines extant They are destined to
achieve not an ephemeral success, but permanent
and deserved reputation, which win render them a
necessity in every family. Napoleon, o.. North
West, March 2, See advertisement. ~. ~L
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Major q
g o0sTARS" BED RUG ExTERMIN4To ron. n
'fo0SIhRS" ELECTRIC P0HDER FOR IN
--SECTS, &c. ...t ~ .-- .t..,.. 4
In 2sc. SC and 81 90 Bottles and Flasks IS and
% sizes for Plantations, Ships Boats Hoteis, &c
1.-THE ONLY IeFALLIBLE REMEDY
KNOWN - q iftff''n - 's
g Free from Poisons - ~ q - 3 3
"a Not dangerous 10 the Hctnan Fsfnfly'
" Rats do not die the premises AA------
"They-ccme cut Of their hcles 10 de
B&- SorD EveKrwHrnr-by "a
All WHoLtsALE DRucGfsrs IN Tie i6rs-s cities q &
and bT DRusoIsIs, GKoogRs, SroREKEEpEns aud 8
krTstfERs generally, IN all Country Towns and
Villages IN the Unitcd States Wv iiii'i ~
ns- saE9' ny harI.-a1 ,IIsd eli 70 fa1 baszl
HELLER A WHITE EvaDsvllls. Ind. 81,
Ii WHOLESALE AND RETAIL /,
-ae0- Country Dealers can fp.lsrns abovew s---sa
aOr address orders dlect-~Ior ipE Price,, Terns,
&c. I to ~ 7t~lAiA @As = 'fAf tA'" ~ IT a'
"a s'ss.e HENRY r. O0sTAR.r 81 q
Z Praecipef Bspotz-ls6 fs2 Brosdvrsy.i n r.
,JulSsid6w .ssGl -9t 3. y q Nis.iininna :. r9
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WANTED,
Rnsine.s.Iss Nan Atfenlfi,iIn,,rll

0uklneSS Aen ALCenTlon. Il. $3.50,
Ky ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF STEADY
Wv habin and ,busintes capacity q situation m 4
DRUG OK GROCER X STORE Has had axnnT'ienoa
in both l. good Druggist aud prcscripfionIgt ard
Is competent 20 I'll etthcr POSITION. Address for
particulars pr references ~ sNr hgQq hra q.
z.- = =, Messrs. 4, c. HALLpCK A SON.
oetlS-lw Evansville, Ind.
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SOLDIERS, SEE TO YOUR OWN HEALTH
do not trust to the Army supplies; Cholera, Fever
I'd Bowel complaint will follow yeur highest il.
discretiong HoLLowAY's PILLS "a ONT
MENT shnuld be in every mans knapsack. The
British and the French troops use no other medi-
cines only25 cents per box -f. 4
THE HoRRID BARBARITY OF THE SOUTH
Is only equalled by the seductive and destroying
powers of the lightning Fly Killer. 1t Is render
ID attractive to Flies, aud kils instantly :. Y on
will sea them deadrand dying within five minutes.
Darken all the windows bat one, ana there place
Che FlyyKiller. Every Fly will lind it in the
sourse'ofthe day, and die. Remember, tits the
lightning Fly Killer that docs this. Nothing
else will do it. 40 s(ET- .,.k~.....
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DEStRTED.

T1oRTpT wTTII11TsT TN =, II ~ 49, saag
~ having deserted from compAnyTG, sIst Regi-
DOLLARS for each one i s,sv r ccsrrd o. M sI
apprehension and delivery at Camp CO uback, near
aolee - rs. Ay or a. any recruiting Office and
G. Capt. Co, G. gst Reg Ind Vol
Oct lslv -niAEE -sasg1s' fifssh1 q r9si.a5
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LOST

osT BETWEEN soSxrAG.s fttRpwARE
L. Store and the Pest Once, TWENTY DOI.
ed ny leaving it at this Office
} Oct s.e.ir frse sf4f .ls5 ct 7sg8
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BATcHELoR's HAIR DYEl--THE BEST IN
the werld.-william A. Bachelors celebrated
Hair Dye produces color not to be distinguished
rom nature-warranted not to iniurethe Hair in
thc least; remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes, and
invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red Rusty
Hair instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown,
saving the Hair soft aud beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &C. .,-F .r.fsrrt mas
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
zLoR, on the Jour=sises Of eeck boz. ftt+
Factory iNo. 81, Barclay street, New York, = =
(Lats 2s3 Broadway and lC- Bond street.
June2-dw
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THE DEAD SHOT FOR BED-BUGs ~
IL certain and immediate death to those noxious
vests. 1t breaks mp their nests, destroys their
riggs, and is bosom of destruction TO all that ven
lure near.
Both articles are for sale by KELLER & WHITE,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

the storm have all minis,orod t. oug
necessities, and frequently succofd us
in our distresses. We deem IL uuucccs.
sary 20 recount the uumcrqus instance.
which have called forth our gratitude.
We would Join y.n 30 thanksgiving
aud praise. II Cod be for ua, who
can be against rs
Nor would We condemn your confident
look 10 our armies, when they can meet
with a Zoe nattno greatly their superior
10 numbers Tie year past tells story
o' hcruism aul succrss. Of which our
nation never wil De ashamed These
considerations. however should aa,y
stimulate "a 90 greater deeds aud nuilcr
cn0ris An oecas. nal reverse we must
eSP.ci--sBch as has depressed us with.
10 tie last few days This is Only ten.
p1rary We have Do fears of the result
the fnal issue aud we may have 10
cacriiee our lives ana fortunes in tie
holy cause, but honor will be saved on.
furnished and our childrcn's children
viii rise MP "a call us blesseI
HOWELL COBB
ROBERT TO0MBS.
NJ. J RAWFORn.
THOMAS. r. r. COBB
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GES. CarrrESpES's MILITARY CAarxa.
GARDENERS Army Dictionary, the edition
Of 1853, gives the following history of
Gen. Crittenden, while connected with
the United States Army A cade: from
Kentucky, 1898 hrevet second lieuten.
ant &th infantry, 1889; resigned April.
1888; captain mounted rides, 97th Nay.
ls4s brevct major for gallant aud mar
itorious conduct at Contrcras and Chur-
ubusco. August, ls%7 major 18th
March. ls4s; lieu.enantcolonel D~ccm-
Der 1855
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Meanwhile, the news came In that
Ludwig Donop, an intelligent Gcrmaa
living on Wasp Greek, seven or eight
miles above me, was killed about noon
Oh Friday, 300 yards from his house
the fifth victim, so far as have yet
learned, Of this murdcrous raid Improy-
ing the advantage which the mist and
fog gave them, the Indians. who were
probably down after horses only, sudden.
" made up their minds 10 run. a species
ofmuck through the settlements. ending
,hcir bloody foray q half a mile above
my house. So safe have we all thought
the country about here. at least from
murderous attacks, that my little ones
have often wandered even beyond the
limits of the bloody trail ! deemed
there was less danger out ia the prairies
aud on the hill sides that my children
would be run down and killed by lndi.
aus than there would be in the streets Of
New Orleans that they might be run
over and crushed TO death 10y drays aud
umribuscs That, with every full moon.
parties Of Indians have been down. Sc.
creting themselves in the rough cedar
brakes oi the Guadalupe, the heads Of
the Balemas, over on Bluff Creek, and at
other unsettled points, their main Oh.
iect TO run ofi horses by night, have
always known but certainly ! never
expected such a sanguiuary raid as the
present. God gri It may be the last.
Forour stock anG especially our horses,
we can never home for full eerurif &
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A DISH rRos THE 1oEpor PUNCH

DISH FR0w THE TOEnnv PUNCH
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O.Srntsf Lngllsh character per
son'hei " ohh bnii Ihal o. America
% embodied IN Johhhihan Bully
lbs AAEmoAS hxHb'tioS- Ar Punch
has great pleasure Va announcing, IN the
most a'heious manner, that the directors
II the International Exhibition have Mt
forgotten the possiDtlty OF the absence
y Voluntary contributions from tho
northern states q America. The sub
.ject has tten 'at n ih'o. grave consider
alton. and negotiations have been enter
Cd into wlih The Lords a TIE Admiralty
and the Commander 10 Chiei, 10 order 10
ne ADOPTION ct means iof supplying
tins Del .encyr should u unfortunately
oceu! " 'thout entering in'o details
as 'he whole arrangement may be rem.
dercd unnecessary ~ &c ARRIVAL ol
Messfs Mason ana o',iel about the
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Mlrtm lvsrBtcsi1S -- The New O.
leans Delta makes y practical sn.ges
ton t. the Louisiana Legislature. Ia lis
laudable work Il organizing the State
militia that well mcr'is a general cor
sidera,iao thra aghout tue South l, i.
that same steps be taken - establish a
school % instruction i1r itecrs. such as
exists 10 France, and which has been
found ~ be So effective in iha, country
since the original l riian If the sys.
tenn - Is uai proposed that the IT
GERS &c the militia am. volunteer troops
be thoroughly iasnas'cd 10 all the
branches oi military science, but that
they devote a certain time 90 learning
those rualmeu,s ofihe art. without which
they are utterly incompetent for their
positions Such instruction, ~ the Del.
IA observes, is important, not only 10 ia.
miliarize the officers with i.eir duties,
but also 70 produce something ike uni.
fnrmity in the drill aud movements Of
The troops
We can only say that unless this or
some other policy that will secure com.
potent officers is adopted. the idea Of or
gauizing the State forces lad az we'll be
abandoned
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THE BrKssrDk FLEET

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Aftgr The Nfti storm. Of Was Gt-r
cred that. instead 4 vessel. drawing 81
feet, beng able to ~ over the swash, or
bars as Gen Burnside had been inform.
Cd 10 ycsse. drawing over 7 and quar-.
or feet could pass into Pamliso Sound NJ
veseel either an'I pass tie on. eide bar
drawing over thirteen feet. unless ski
fully piioted consequently the steamer
City Of New York s'gnck on the bar. Load
ID with o carea yalaed at $500 600, and
consisting 81 powder. rifles and Lambs
and proved d iotal 'nRs The Captain
and crew after brayclg remaining IN the
rigging for 40 hours. were saved
The guu5oat Zluaec dragged her on.
chars. stove hole 10 her bottom, and
sguk. proving tptal loss Her crew
were saved.
Tie steamer Pa1ahouias went ashore
near the Lighthouse. AID tecsnc tafa'
wreck Ninety valuable horses belong
ing 20 the Rhode Island battery. wei.
on board and were l.l drawued, iuclat
ing several valued ut $500 each
The GraTcahoi parted her hawscF. by
which she vas lowed. and went Gown
az sea II cicw vas ravc3
/. "a d. "a.F
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From the Neg Orleans Picayune.
INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs IN TEXAS

81 the 2Srd ult., we take the following
We regret to learn, that on Friday last
ten Indians visited Boerne, Blanco couu
", aud killed five persons, whose bodies
have been found, besides two or three
others are missing, and il is feared are
killed The names are Donop, about six
miles north Of Boernc; Baptste, near
Bocrue, and Rcuhart, living in Boeruc
Two Of kendai's shepherds were killed,
two escaped. aud one missing The In
dams are finely mounted o. American
horses, and do not appear 10 wish 70
steal, bat 20 murder The bodies Of ali
the killed had been stripped This is
truly lamcntabIe state Of things
Boerne is about thirty.fy miles north
Of San Antonio. and having hitherto
been considered safe from Indian dcpre.
datinns, the people bad become careless
"A fact which had probably come to
the knowledge Of the sayages-heuce
their bolducss
4 We also h,ar that the Indians have
again visited Atascosn county, stealing
Mr. DGrand's horses, and making their
escape
THE RECENT INDIAN RAID.
p,sy O,R Spptxes Ma R,rsxv
t'.,,,-,, On
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less, ere this reaches you heard If the
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