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Hsadaunrters Of the Army.
.bso- GENERAL ORDER. oou

WASHINGTON, August 29.-The follow
ing officers of the list regiment of the
Ohio Volunteers who have published a
card stating that they advised Col R.
Mason, who has been cashiered for cow
ardice, to surrender GAINESVILLE to the
rebel forces, are, by direction of the
President, dismissed from the service of
the United States 4: LIST Lieutenant n. j.
Hunter, I'd Lieut. Isaac Nuson, Capt.
Smith Clark, Capt j. r. Woodward,
Capt n W. Berven, Capt. Sullivan j.
Houck, Capt c. H. Cranner, Adj't VIM.
H. Collender, Lieut. H. NJ. Drury, Lieut..
l.. w. Beaver.
By order of sec'y of War.
L. ID. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.
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River News.

Down, down goes the river daily, and
the end is not yet
There is reported but twentx-six inch
es water on Scufletown bar, and less
than three feet hence to Cairo.
The only arrivals since last report are
as follows: 'q
The Trio from Louisville to Memphis.
The General Anderson arrived from
Cairo and landed below the wharf, as we
learn to repaint.,
The Commercial arrived from Mem
phis yesterday afternoon, with a barge
in tow loaded with cotton. She proceeded
up to Seufflet6wn to feel the bar. We
doubt her ability to get over
From Capt Archer we learn that the
Forest Queen had succeeded yesterday
in getting over Cottonwood and is now
safe from other trouble to Memphis
The Delaware will be the mail boat for
Henderson and Louisville to-day The
popular and affable Voris will be found
in the office.
The Baldwin and VIM. Wallace had
also got over Cottonwood
f The Signal arrived from the Cumber-
land River yesterday freighted with to
bacco and cotton.
The Nashville has been chartered to
take the place of the Eugene as the mai
boat to Cairo. She will leave to-day.
The Matte Cook takes the place o
the Anderson and leaves on Monday.
The J. T. McCombs will be the mai
packet from Louisville tomorrow anC
will return on Monday Messrs Lusl
and Williams do the honors of the office
The SaIlie List, with Capt. Throop OIL
deck and those ineffables, Dusouche
and Hunter, III the Office, arrived her,
yesterday from Fort Henry to which
place they had carried battery of al
tillery. - ..,..- ~
From the officers of the Sallie List, We
learn that the Courier had arrived a
Mound City, slightly damaged, and woul
go ON the ways. roy 14
The Bowen will be out in few days
The Dacotah has been sent up tn
Tennessee River with government stores
"a The Eugene had got aAoat again an
was about to try Smithland bar agar
with the hope of getting over. ..I
The Sallie List will leave to-day at l
o'clock for Cairo and all intermediat
ports Her passenger accommodation
are spacious, and her officers unsurpas
able.
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BosroS, August 2S.-The meeting to
hear Gen. Fremont is one of the greatest
demonstrations ever known in this city
When he appeared the waving of hats
and handkerchief and cheering were
long continued.
Gen. Fremont referred to the impor-
lance of vigorous measures for recruit
ing, regretted the difference of opinion
which caused any lack Of unity among
the people, expressed confidence that
Massachusetts, true to her past history
in rocking the cradle of liberty, will not
fail in all her efforts to destroy the dydra-
headed monster, Rebellion
He said among our rights and duties,
. was the right of the people to debate the
character of all vital institutions. Re-
publican institutions are at stake, not
only in this country, but throughout the
world, and it is the duty of every man to
express his opinions for the human good
( Six years in Congress in common with
his hearers, he held the opinion thai
slavery could not be extended beyond
its existing limits In Missouri, yeai
ago, he declared the slaves of rebels free
This was done because he believed it tn,
most decisive blow at the heart of tn,
rebellion, and the quickest mode of oh
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HARRIsBURG, Pa, Aug. Ex-Governor
Curtin confidently expects to make ar
rangements to allow each district a reas-
enable time to furnish its quota of volun-
teers, obviating draft entirely As soon
as the enrolment is completed, the quota
of each township will be ascertained, to-
gether with the credit list each is en-
titled to for men in the service Itisex-
pected that the quota of each county and
subdivision can be ascertained by the 9th
of September
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From Fortress Monroe.

New YORK, August 25-The British
steamer Dispatch from Nassau on the
Goth arrived this morning. She had the
wreck of the steamer Carnak in tow, but
ON the 25th in heavy gale had to, let
her go, and she will probably put into
Port Royal.
The Dispatch had a cargo of turpen-
tine, which was probably sent here by Sc
cession sympathizers at Nassau She
had three cases of fever on board.
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Total. ..740 /, 4S2

Total. ..................740 1882
The vote of Tippecanoe county for
President in 1860 was 5,73I The en-
rollment of militia and volunteers foots up
the handsome aggregate of6, 756. More
than one-third of our effective force is
already in the field. The draft will take
about one in six of the enrolled militia
1t is important that those who volunteer
before the draft takes place should report
their names to Commissioner Jones for
transfer from the militia to the volunteer
list.-Lqfayette Courier. c4D
Judge Hayden has received the COM
plete returns of the Militia and volunteers
of Marion county, as follows:
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GROCERIES.
"s. E. GILBERT & Co.'S

CUNDRIES.-CL0THES PINS, WHITE LIME
- Lemon Syrup, Totomato Catsup, Rice Al
monds, Filberts, English Walnuts, figs, raisins,
currans, oysters, sardincs, alum, epson SALTS roll
birthstone, sulphur, copperas, madden, extract Of
log wood, indigo cream tartar, soda, bed cords Of
all kinds, tobacco of all kinds, backing, batting,
nut mcgs, cigars of all kinds, ginger glass jars,
lanterns and flags, mustard, pepper sauce, march
es, pickles, stone pipes powder, percussion caps,
fish of all kinds, safety fuse, soaps of all kinds
starch, teas, vinegar, ctmphor, letter, note, cap
and fancy paper, wrapping paper, envelopes, salt
petre, gum drops, wooden bowls, iuiube paste Gin.
ink oil, nails, sash, glass, allspice, soda, pain kill
Ter, iquoricc, &c, &c.
supply Of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale by s. E. Gilbert & Co., No. Sycamore,
ALMONDS AND FILBERTs.-lo bbls for sale
by S. E. Gilbert & Go.
MANILA CoRDAGE.-5o coils small size, for
sale by Gilbert Co.
BONNET BoARDs.-2O gross, for sale by s. L.
Gilbert Go.
CIGARS.-lo', non, all qualities, from common
to the very best, for sale low.
STAR cANDLEs-JoO boxes, for sale very low
by Gilbert 4 Co.
FISH-Mackcrel and White Fish, 70 packages,
for sale low.
INDIGo.-3 o pounds very choice, for sale Low
by s. L. Gilbert Co.
oYsTERs.-5o one and two. pound cans, for
sale low.
RIFLE POwDER.--75 kegs Duponts, also "A ID
canisters, for sale.
RAIsINS.-Layer and NJ r. Raisins, 81 whole
half and quarter boxes.
SoAP.-Bar soap and fancy soap, a large supply
always on hand, for sale low by
jy3O S. y. GILBERT q co.,
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.fe. MARBLE YARD. Is
REMEMBER THE DEAD.
HELMERICH G. BACK.

TTAvING FITTED UP A LARGE MARBLE
III Yard, are prepared to furnish Tomb Stones
Monuments, Nantes, Bureau Tops (marblc), and
in short everything in their limo, with promptness
and warrant their work to give satisfaction. They
especially desire those wishing tombstones TO call
and examine their styles ofwork and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
Yerd aud ofhcc on First street, bet. Sycamore
and Vine. mayl5-6md
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The Militia Enrolment of Lafayette
and TyDDeCanOe County.

The enrolment of the militia and the
enumeration of volunteers in the field is
now complete. Commissioner Jones has
been exceedingly fortunate in the choice
of his deputies, and the work has been
thoroughly and Systematically accom-
plished. We are under special obliga-
tons to Mr.. Cole, the efficient deputy in
the 4th Ward, for reliable data in making
ND our report -..--
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Consolidation efRegimonts.

HARRrsbrRc, August 29.-Adjt Gen.
Thomas OF the U, S. army, will pro-
coed to Philadelphia from here this even
ing, to consolidate the Pennsylvania reg
iments, and send them to Washington
forthwith. ~ sstrf. &. =
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THINGS LOOK BLUE GENERALLY.
ROW Jersex Troops rroring.

+ TRENTON, N. J. August 29.-The Mer-
curry of this morning says special mes
senger reached Trenton last night with
special dispatches frem the War Depart
ment to Governor Olden to forward every
man enrolled to Washington whether
equipped or not
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pea The Louisville journal SAYS that
the forty men of the 50th Indiana regi-
mentf who made such gallant resis-
lance to the guerrillas at Edgefed juno
ton, killed the guerrilla Captain, and
showed themselves heroes, every man.
Gen. Nelson took the names of the whole
of them with view to making proper
acknowledgement or reward Of their gal
lantrv
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-30

"A train of six hundred prisoners
left for Cairo yesterday, being the last of
the Camp Morton prisoners, except the
sick and their nurses, l07 in number
These remain for the present in the City
Hospital
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-30
A Big Fire.

COLUMBIA, Pa, August ga great
fire broke out in Wrightsville, York Co.
Pa, last night Large quantities of to-
bacco, grain, lumber, &C., were destroy
ed. Total loss about $4,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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 kills instantly. You
will see them dead and dying within five minutes.
Darken all the windows but one, and there place
the Fly-Killer Every Fly will find it in the
course of the day, and die. Remember, it is the
Lightning Fly Killer that does this. Nothing
else will do it.
THE DEAD SHOT FOR BED-BUGS
Is certain and immediate death to those noxious
pests. 1t breaks up their nests, destroys their
eggs, and is Bosom of destruction to all that ven-
ture near.
Both articles are for sale by KELLER & WHITE,
Evansville, and dealers generally. aug'-imdw
BACHELORS HAIR DYE!-THE BEST IN
the World.--WiIliam A. Bachelors celebrated
IIair Dye produces a color not to be distinguished
from naturc-warranted not to injure the Hair in
the least remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes, and
invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty
uair instantly turns splendid Black or Brown,
leaving the Hair soft and beautiful Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
Flor, or the four sides Of each bor.
Factory, No. 81, Barclay street, New York.
Late 233 Broadway and 10 Bond street.)
June2-dw
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MILITARY NOTICES.
1st INDIANA CAVALRY
Attention Recruits /!


A RECRUITING PARTY HAS BEEN DE.
IA TAILED TO recruit for this Regiment and
will in a short time be In the Counties in which
the companies raised. Recruits wishing 10
serve in a Cavalry Regiment that has been tried
aud not found wanting, are requested 10 hold the
First Indiana Cavalry in remembrance before vol
unteering elsewhere. VIM. L. WOOD,
IL Lieut.. Col. LIST Ind. Cav.
Commanding Reg't.
CONRAD BAKER, Col. LIST Ind. Cavalry, Command
ing LIST Brigade 4th Division.
A paragraph ola recent order Of the War Depart
ment reads rs follows, viz:
"All men who desire singly or by squads 20 join
any particular Regiment or company IN the ncid.
arc hereby authorized TO present themselves 70 any
racruiting oficer. when they will be enrolled and
forwarded at once to tho General depot for the State
or District. then to be duly mustered, and 20 re-
ceive the bounty allowed Dy La"
The papers In Posoy, Gibson, Warrlck, Spencer,
Perry and Crawford counpes please copy.
suuS5-tsspl5.
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LOST.

A MEMORANDUM BOOK WITH MY NAME
n stamped on the cover. Any person returning
the same to me, or leaving the same at the Journal
Office, will be rewarded for their trouble;
auE25 GREEN BELLAMY.
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To every man who desires to bestow his insurance
PAeAOA.A3C epoh %
WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

In Ihe equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
spouse losses, the PHOENIX stands pre-emiReatly al
the head Of its profession; Srile its erteasire. Prcc
ficd and rstelass business ssem Of local agencies,
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and
ne1Yed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
81 J. w. NEXEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street
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Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNArI. Ancnst 9

CINCINNATI, August y.
Flour unchanged and quiet
WHEAT in moderate demand at SIC for
red, 90@95 for white. .
OATS firm at 49c. -.v
Corn 33c.
BARLEY in good demand at 75c
RYE soc vF nra .SaGt -oM
WHISKY held firmly at 2Sc. r-4T
PEoyIsoNs quiet-nothing doing of
note.
GOLD buoyant and unsettled; Ice pre-
MUM offered; bankers refuse to sell it
below lSc. re .7~--fs ff9 rre
SILVER &c premium. Demand notes
&c. go
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SOLDIERS SPECIAL .NoNICE.-Do YOUR
duty to yourselves, protect your health, use H0L-
LOwAY's PILLS & OINTMENT. For Wounds,
Sores, Bowel Complaints and Fevers, they are
perfect safeguard Full directions how to use them
with every Box. Only 25 cents.
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POPEs ARMY IN A TIGHT PLACE.
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JACKsON'S ARMY DITTO.
TWO N. J. REGIMENTS BAGGED.

FIGHTING At BULL RUN, MANASSAS,
CENTERVILLE And VIENNA.
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Total..........5,73l 1926 4,4S1
The following is the city enumeration,
including in Fairfield Township ri
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QUIET ON THE POTOMAC DISTURBED
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Washington in D an'g er!!
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-02
Meeting Of the Governors.

In response to call by Gov. Cur
tin of Pennsylvania, Gov. Tod of Ohio,
and Gov. Pierpont of Western Virgil
mia, the Governors of fourteen States
and the proxies Of four others assem-.
bled at Altoona on the cath ult., "to
take measures for the more active
support of the Government" Various
resolutions were passed aud an add
dress to the President was adopted.
The committee appointed to deliver
the address to the President arrived
in Washington ON the 9th ult., and
at one o'clock called on the President
at the White House, and presented
the address, which expresses
First, Their candid aud sincere re-
spcct for the President.
Second. Their determination, under
all circumstances, to support and main
tain the Presidents constitutional au.
thority. The Governors therein speak
ing for themselves and the people of
their respective States.
Third, Plcdging to the President
their aid in all measures calculated to
bring the war to an early termination,
which should be prosecuted to ulti.
mate victory, unless all the rebels
should return to their constitutional
duty and obedience.
Fourth, Congratulating the Presi
dent upon his proclamation to eman
cipatc the slaves of rebels, believing
it will be productive of good as q
measure of justice, humanity ant
sound policy.
Fifth, Referring to the merits o.
the soldiers who fought our battles.
The Governors were courtcously
and kindly received, and their sug'
gestions listened to with close atten
ton by the President.
1t is asccrtained from those who
had the best opportunity of knowing
that no proposition was made at the
recent conference at Altoona, nor ever
a suggestion venturcd touching the
removal of Gen. Mcclellan, nor was
any proposition or suggestion made as
to the promotion of Fremont to the
head of the army, or as to the future
disposal Of that gentleman. Their
address to the President, as agreed
to, was written by Governor Andrews
at the suggestion of the other Gov
ernors present Governor Bradford
alone did not sign the address.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-02
Iowa Election.

We have but twelve days from now
to the election. Have the loyal and
patriotic voters sufficiently thought Of
their duty in regard to this matter !?
Will each one come out to the polls,
and will he see that his loyal and true
neighbor comes also !? See to it that
every vote be given to the Republican
ticket which it is possible to obtain
for it. There is but one loyal ticket
in all this Congressional district. Any
intelligent man knows that the ticket
having the name of Denis A. Mahony
as candidate for Congress upon it, is
not loyal. 1t is the traitors ticket!
Who will say that the man who is
under arrest and in prison, charged by
many of his neighbors, under oath,
with treason to his country, is a fit
man to represent the interests Of the
Sd district of Iowa in the American
Congress |? The party who have nom
mated the traitor, and intend to sup
port him, should be sunk SO low that
the hand of resurrection never can
reach them. Let this be done on tie
l4th Of October by the patriotic voters
of the Sd district. Col. Allison should
have a majority Of 5000 at least.
We doubt not Floyd county will
give good account of herself. Let
her freedom loving citizens be awake
on election day and all will be we'll.
1t will not do to say the election of
the Republican ticket is certain. Eve
~ vote should be brought out. Recol-
ect that you have sent many SOL
iier to the war, and yon cannot tell
how many Mahonyitcs may be re-
among you. The majority
over the secesh sympathisers should
be as large as it is possible to make
it. The prestige of clean sweep will
be not only creditable to you but great
encouragement TO your friends abroad.
Then come out. every true and loyal
man Of you. vote the ticket that sus.
tains the Government, and trample
the rebels ticket in the dust.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-02
Original Notice.
WEDNESDAY October / 1860

Francis NJ. Babcock
VS.. t.sH In the Dist Court of
John Ferguson Co. Floyd Co. Iowa.
NJ. Il. Furguson, ct al
To George Burchard & Co, Milton Conger &
Cole, Briggs White & Co, and Holmes &
Avery s.-r
q You and each of you are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of F!oyd County.
Iowa, Il potion of Francis NJ Babcock, claim
ing of john Ferguson g. Co. the sum of
s2i75. 90 with interest and Exchange, as heinr,
due him on four promissoIy notes, each dated
January lst, 1853 and also claiming the fore
closure of a certain Mortgage executed and de-
livered by said John Ferguson and NJ f. Fer
guson to secure the payment of said notes.
and unless you appear on or before noon of
the second day of the November Term Of said
Court, to-wit on the Attn day of November,
A. ID. ls62, and make defense thereto, default
will be entered against you and Judgment
rendered thereon according to prayer of Pc
titioner. .....
You will also take notice that plaintiff has
no personal claim sgainst you.
q. q. q r. q. REiNiGRR, Pl'ffs Att'ys.
olWf EI# s..f F.E.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-02
Col. VIM. B. Allison.

The Congressional Convention for
this District nominated the gentleman
whose name heads this article, as our
candidate for Congress, and we enter
into his support with every assurance
that he will be elected by a very
large majority.
Col. Allison is man of proposes
sing manners, kind and courteous.
and endowed with all those aualifi-
cations which are calculated to make
a useful and popular representative in
Congress.
lie is resident of Dubuque, a law.
yer by profession, of much experience
and ability. His business integrity,
his devotion to the interests Of his
clients. and his high social qualities,
have won for him host of friends
and admirers.
Col Allison is a man whom the
people of the third Congressional
District will delight to honor. He is
staunch and steadfast Republican,
man for the time, and fully arrous.
ed to the important issues which are
now upon the country. These issues
he will meet and dispose of as be.
comes patriot and statesman. The
people Of the District want a man to
represent them in Congress who will
always be at his post, and attend
promptly to their interests. They
want a man of ability--a man whose
integrity and honor cannot be ques-
toned, and in whom they can place
implicit confdcnce-a man who can
comprehend the momentous and vital
interests the people may have at stake.
and who will support the National
Administration with all his influence
in crushing out this wicked and un-
holy rebellion which is now threaten
ing the overthrow of our Government
IA man who has the nerve and back
bone to take the responsibility when
great questions of public policy arise
in the conduct of the war, and dispose
OF them without fear as to the result
to himself politically. Such a man
We firmly believe Col. VIM. b. Allison
to be.
Rally then. Republicans /! Rally
Union men without regard to former
political affinity. Rally to the stan.
dard of your country and elect to
Congress a man who win not violate
his pledge. sacrifice his principles,
his honor or his integrity-elect a
man who will be the peoples repre-
sentative, and who will attend to your
interests, honestly, faithfully and ably.
Gazette
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-02

Captain Slocum Of this town came
home on Saturday aud returned to his
command in Dubuque on Monday. He
reports the boys all in good health
and spirits. and we'll pleased with
soldier life. He says the drill master.
Lieut.. Colonel Brodtbeck, praises them
AZ being the most tractable and under
the best discipline of any company in
the regiment. They were to be paid
of on Wednesday.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-02
General Pope telegraphs to Wash

General Pope telegraphs to Wash
ington, that the Indian difficulties in
Minnesota arc more formidable than
he anticipated. He asks for authori-
ty to have two regiments of volun-
teers mounted, TO pursue the Indian
war parties. Part of the eleven thou
sand men surrendered at Harper's
Ferry, by Col. Miles and Gen. White
are to be sent to the West to be used
against the Indians. They can at
once be made useful, and they could
not serve against the rebels for some
time to come.