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HAYS, the GuerrIlIa ISi,Ied.

~ SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Septem Der l9.-
: From, Lieut. Williams, lst Missouri caval-
ry, taken prisoner near Newtonia, Sat
urday 18th, and since escaped, we learn
that the notorious guerrilla Col Hays
was killed there the same day by one OF
our piekets.
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9TT FOR SHERIFF..

We are authorized to announce the name of
z GEORGE woBFLIN as candidate for recollection
the Office of Sheriff of yanderburG County at
the next October election.
III fED1ToR JovRNAL:A Please announce M. L.
JOHNSON asa candidate for the Office of Sheriff of
Yanderburgh County at the coming October cleo
ton - gFf%ft f<sf ~ - ~ t-ff
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LIVERPOOL, Sept 9-The authorities
reports -four dull, and Cd lower Wheat
quiet but steady, Corn dull Mixed 2Ss
9d@29s. Provisions, the same author
titles say, have beenvery dull Pork dull,
and bacon tending downward. Lard in
active but unchanged in rates.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR DISTRICT ATroRNEY.

MR. EDITOR YOU WILL PLEASE AN
nounce ELLIS LEWIS as a candidat. for Distrset
Attorney for the Common Pleas District composed
of the counties Of Posey, vandcrburgh, Gibson
and Warrick.
Mr.. EDIToR Please announce the name Of T.
MAIER "a candidate for District Attorney of this
Common Pleas District, composed Of the counties
of Yanderburgh, Posey, Gibson and warrick.
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Funeral of Gen. Reno.

BosToN. Sept l9.-The funeral -exer-
cises over the remains of Major General
Reno took place in the Trinity Church,
Bishop Eastborn officiating. Gov. An
drews and other State officers were pres
emf, The members of General Reno S
staff were the. pail bearers The body
viii be removed to Virginia for inter
ment.
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STATE SENATOR.

Mr.. EDITOR You will please announce A. 7.
WHIFTLESEY, Esq, as q candidate for State Sem
at0r from the Counties Of Poscy and Yanderbrgh
at the next October election, in favor Of maintain
ing the Union at ali hazards.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 19l-Geo. Fran
els Train dined with Secretary Seward
on Thursday, and on Friday had an in
PRODUCTION to the President, Gen Banks,
Secretary Stanton, and Welles.
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F0R TOWNsnIp AssKsSOl.

Eos. EDIToR:-Pease announce my name in
your paper as candidate for Assessor for the
Township Of Perry, Yanderbursh county, at
the ensuing October election.
Yours, Z - DANIEL wENTzEL.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept l9.-At the surrender
of Munfordville on Wednesday morning,
the rebels took about 1000 prisoners. It
is reported that they were subsequently,
paroled, comprising the Goth, 9th, 18th,
Indiana, 400 men of the 50th Indiana,
two companies each of the 18th and 18th
Indiana, and one company ofthe LIST Wis
consin and one company of the Louis
vile Provost Guard, 10 recruits for the
33d Kentucky, the 4th Ohio Battery of
six guns, with four other guns in posi-
ton. The loss at Munfordville as preyi-
ously stated in the Sunday fight, was in
two or three hours diminishing between
the Sharp shooters of both parties. The
rebels did not attack us in force. In Sum
days fight, Gen Chalmers made an. at
tack on our forces with IL regiments
On Tuesday night Buekner's division
was added to their force The firing on
Tuesday was rebel feint, to enable
them to secure the north bank of the riv-
er. In that We lost two killed. and five
wounded. SO s3oI % elsa autH1 !
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BuFFALo, Sept 1.-THE following are
the principal sufferers by the FIRE oftthis
morning. Evans Elevator, owned by c.
H. and B. w. Evans, valued at $4,000,
insured for $4,000. Sterling's Eleva-
tor, owned by B. Fauster, valued at $780,
600, insured at 1900. VIM. Williams
and George Prescott, 1850 barrels of
high wines, in store-house of James c.
Evans. This house was pretty well COW
cred by insurance The warehouse of
j. c. Evans, loss $1,000, insured $500
the foundry of David Bell, building and
machinery, $4,000,
The Cleveland block, owned by C. n.
Reed, of Erie, Pa, and about fifteen
wooden tenement buildings. Loss. not
ascertained. The buildings were old
and of little value, A large number of
poor tenants have been rendered home
less by the confagration. The total loss
is estimated at $500, 900, The insurance
as faras ascertained is $780, 400, names
of companies not ascertained as yet.
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Remains ofCol. Ei,.z.

BALTIMoRE, Sept lS--The body of
Col Miles arrived to-day. The body of
Col. Childs, 4th Pennsylvania cavalry,
Col. Coleman llth OHIO, also arrived
here. rr. ar3 ~ la 's
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The Rebels Driven from Maryland.
OUR VICTORY COMPLETE.
TIL UJah I "a a N III QAgJA .
HJeCYeJau,s OHetaI RuIIetiu.

HEADQuARrERs Army OF THE Po-
= u e foaIAc, Sept. 10, 8 An. )
To MAJOR General Halleck:
But little occurred yesterday except
skirmishing Last hight the enemy
abandoned his position, leaving his dead
and wounded on the field We are again
in pursuit. I do not yet know whether
he is falling back to another position or
crossing the river. We may safely claim
avictory. HT oE .TZIl ETg Ct
(Signed) GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
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Gnt 1aiFn danrlla[.
AGENTS.

The following gentlemen arc onr authorized
Agents in the places named:
IS. II. Pettengiii & Co., No. ST Park Row, New
York, and No. 6 State street. Boston,, are our
AGENTS for the Journal in those cities, andre
;horized totalSe advertisements and Subscriptions
--~ US at our LOWEST RATES ar ere r'I
q -" DR.. Raiston, Boonvii4, Warrick Co..
John NJ. Lockwood, Mt Vernon, Posey Co.
~ John II, Dougherty, Roekport, Spencer Co. .'.
'+ james ". Thornton, Princeton, Gibson 20.
John b. Handy, Newbnre, warrick Co.
DIR. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co. 81 7
3tA Wilkinson, Gynthiana. PAA' I@f-~
Preston Talbot, Poseyrille, Posey Coos -
= III. IL. Custom, Petersburg, Pike Co.. i.
Jonn Grant, Canal p. o., Warrick Co. -
Robt. A. Throop, Francisco, Gibson,Co. 81 t.,
DR.. II. Wilson, Owensyille. Chr
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LOSSES IN TILE RArrI.Es

WASHINGTON, September l9-Ameng
our losses in Generals at Sharpsburg, is
General Joseph X L. Mansfield, of the
regular army, who has been in service
since 1922. He is cousin to Hon. L.
Mansfield of Ohio, the present Commits
sioner of Statistics He was mortally
wounded in the field and has since died,
and his body. in charge of Eli .Thayer, is
to be sent home to Connecticut Briga-
der General Hartsuf was also wounded,
but4not fatally, it is hoped. He is from
Michigan, and is Major in the regular
army He was very favorably known
last year in Western Virginia, where he
was Chief of Staff to Rosecrans, and dis
played conspicuous gallantry at Carni-
fex Ferry as well as throughout the cam
paign. Though yesterdays action is re-
garded as a brilliant success, it is I'M
officially stated here that our whole right
and center gained ground; toward even
ing our left was forced back short dis
tance.
STATISTICS OF OUR LOSS AT HARPER S
FERRY
Our loss at Harper's Ferry is stated in
precise numbers at 1883, and forty
seven pieces of artillery, besides some
that were SO badly injured as not to be
worth counting.
SECOND DISPATCH.
OUR OWN REpoRTER's ACCOUNT OF THE
FIGHT.
The special correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Gazette, just returned from the
field to Frederick, telegraphs the follow
ing: t..r-
l was on Maryland Nights to-day
The enemy are in possession of them,
their evacuation to the contrary notwith-
standing. His pickets extend down as
far as Sandy Hook We had the big
gest fight Of all yesterday, and big vic
tory for u.s. There has been little or no
firing to-day. The line of battle yester-
day extended over front of eight miles.
Jackson, holding the enemys left, was
driven to the river, and the Potomac is
too deep for him to ford
Major General Hooker and Brigadier
General Hartsuf are wounded and disa
bIed, also Major General Richardson.
The hotels and churches in Fredericl
have all been taken far hospitals, anc
the wounded are coming IN IN large nun
berS 10 s5r rzya.
THE POSITION AS IT APPEARS AT wAsaISG
,f TON rs
Private advises which / have Just re
ceived from the field look very Cheerful
I indeed. .f
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LICENSE.
AnnIioation For Lioense.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
~ will apply to the Board Of County Commits
sisaers az their September Term Cor renewal OF my
License TO sell spirituous and malt liquors ia less
quantities than quart fursthe ensuing year. BY
place Of business will be part OF lot Co. Original
Plan, Eyansyile corner Of First and Vine streets.
SAAgust 6-dtd JOHN ii. BREMER & co. <
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KANSAS Cry Sept 19.AThe Over
land mails with dates to the 7th arrived
last evening" The Neyagoe Indians
made an excursion in New Mexico on
she seth ult They attacked Ranch
near San Meguel They killed one man,
wounded two, and took two captive.
They also captured 10000 head of sheep
and 500 head Of cattle belonging to Yal-
faro Coma.
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Sanitary stores.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.-At meeting
of the Sanitary Committee today the
Secretary reported that previously to
yesterday FIVE wagons and railroad car
had beensent with supplies by the Com
mission to and beyond Frederick.
That six surgeons and inspector of the
commission had departed.
BosroN, Sept 18-The four mile race
between Wagran and Verge was. won by
Wagran ) g ! - rs .. , y :
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HEApoUARrERs ARMY PoroMAc.

Sept I9-IO:3O 4. A.
TO Major Gen IL W. HaIleck, General
in Chief:
Pleasanton is driving the enemy
across the river. Our victory was COM
plete. The enemy is driven back into
Va. Maryland and Pennsylvania are
now safe 4 Gro B. MCCLELLAN.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept 10, II P. M-There
are very many reports circulating from
down the road. The transmission where
of by telegraph is entirely prohibited.
We however entertain the hope and be-
lief that the preparations now actively
being made, viii prevent the rebels from
getting into the CITY,
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q EOLUNTEERs FOR ThE ARMY SHOULD
not leave the city until supplied with HOLL0-
o Ways pm. rs AND o iNrMENT. y For Sores.
scurvy, Wounds, Small Pox, Feyers, and Bowel
Complaints, these medicines are the best ia the
world. Every French soldier them. Only 70
cents per bOx.l ~ NffaEf ~ 2 sepz
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J SPECIAL NOTICES.

Attention. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
who expect to retain their health unimpaired dur
ing the campaign, must see to it themselves; do
not trust 70 the Army Surgeons, supply yourselves
with HOLLOWAY's PILLS md OINTMENT.
Every English Soldiers knapsack contains them.
Only 5cents per OK or pot q off1 sept6 /
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netting Ont Justice

CAIRo, Illinois, September 18th
The feet carrying rebel prisoners to
Vicksburgh was fred into at Prentice,
opposite Napoleon, Ark Severafballs
passed through the Iatan, killing num-
Der of rebels, but none of our men were
hurt The gunboat landed and gave the
'inhabit"nts 10 minutes to remove the. wo-
men and children, at the end of which
time the town was burned 49, .
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SEWING MACHINES.

n. M. sELLMAN HAVING REMOVED HIS
IL Office from No. 4First Street, 70 his Tesloenee
Church. will keep, as heretofore, good assort
-ment Of Wheeler Wilson's, and Singers sewing
Machines and Needles, SILK Thread ana oli, ana
sxarvfbinc that ia competed with the business
,nbi i'-'''e r. NJ. SELLAIAH, ACT,
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DATCHELOR's HAIR DYE-THE BEST IN
the World.-William A. Bachelors celebrated
Hair Dye produces color not to be distinguished
from nature-warranted not to injure the Hair in
the ieast remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes, and
nvigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty
Hair 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, on The four sides Of each Dor.
Factory, No. 81. Barclay street, New York. =
Late z33 Broadway and &c Bond street.)
,.,Iuuez-dw fff .ffgN5I<ff3(rT
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y TIE H0RRID, BARDABITY oFTHE SOUTH
Is only equalled by the seductive and destroying
powers Of the lightning Fly Killer II Is render
ID attractive to Flies, aud kills instantly. You
will sec them dead and dying within tiye minutes.
Darkan all the windows but one, aud there place
aao Fly-Kiuer. Every Ely WIN find H. in tho
purse Of the day, and die. Remember, it is the
lightning Fly Killer that does thisf Nothing
else will do it, ga
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 besom Of destruction to all thatven-
'ture near 81 - 1879 81 re N2
Both articles arc for sale by KELLER & WHITE,
Evansville isird dealers generally. aug5-ir1siwf
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE,


Whereas Tho's Bacon, on the 10th day Of pTil
lsj4, by his deed Of mortgage conveyed to Joseph
Parsons, now deceased, certain lot of land lying
in the town Of Sullivan, in the county Of Han
cock, State Of Maine. and b. unded as follows, to
wit:-Beginning at the shore of Sullivan Han Dor,
on a Fat rock or ledge, thence north twenty seven
and half degrees east, On post and board fence
on the east side of the road leading to the shore.
siNty-three rods and four feet to q stone wall
I eaoe south sixty, tive aud half degrees east,
eleven rods and three feet to Garner; thence
south twenty seven degrees west sixty rods to the
shore Of the aforesaid harbor at a spruce tree
thence westerly the shore to the point o. be-
ginning, clhtaining about four and half acres;
reserElng theretIam piece of land on the west
3ide Of the premises north ot and adjoining the
county road. slN ra.i. long north and south and
tive rods WIDE east and wrst, owned hy enc Mi
ith Thorn; and whereas the conditions Of said
murt .are hayr been braken l. the subscriber, hy
the authority Invested in M, Admin istfatcr Of
aid deceased ste claim to ioreelose the same
- the statute provides.
} lin ;. PARSONS, Administrator.
EgstbFook, Oct. 18TH lS62. 50
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CAUTION
To Females IN Delicate Heal.h

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WAR CLAIMS FOR HANCOCK COUNTY
The subscriber IS prepared to secure Pensions for
Wounded or Disabled Soldiers, Widows,
Minor Children, &c.
ARREARS or PAY s. EQUITY MONEY!
secured fos Iayalid soldier Widows or Iielrs.

? Every oleT wouplefl Ia battle Disabled by sick
ness or dfsease conir 4efi IN the sryic while la the
- llae OF his duty, IA entitled 10 a Pension
u Tia Widow and dingf ehalfen Of every soldier gi.o
das n TIN fvjet or IS kird iu batti desc dis
ease Neunds contracted ID the serfee entitled
70 q Pension
Ar a ataltv d Sln1 is due and he ohianed by me
= fAsf thQ WfiaE Clren fathet, Mother or tieir5 OF
seegv lfiir was IS killed. or d.az Ia tie service
nia Az back pay, arrears Of pay, aud all allowances
Sane lhe Saidler nj tie time II hAs death,
~ An Pensions only from The date 81 the ap-
- pliesiaH, IN eanhcase
A,r,rsh 'ns sent ne IS rail Ching fG paytiruar3
v,a d. promptly aiteaded ard Information given VIII
y, etlA asE IL postage SCAMP -leosel 10 pay return
fa4t8se.
Ths,a,ssaatsest attention s4ilss Q;ruh e. all claims
,faks to me ami Hg char ga i Ds uerg iRpaeFdie.
Ast ali alfs haFe claims be sure and eal afan
=. WATERLOO ~,
~ Hills WORTH, Ne,
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10 the Hon. Parker ruck, Judge II Probate Within aud
tur RE County Of Ilauceek
III MHIH shows Eti l.. Stia,;1p. Gus5,lis0 # Car
1 ohne G. Moor. minor aud ch.l Of Cplrn A
Moore, late Of iaucncS, ia sad county deceased Thar
he SAID minor IS Interested iu tis al said de
ceased and that the said Elliot L. ,rat-u has had AZ
tFant offer for the Interest which he said Caro-
Inc G. Moore has in the rai state len by the sail Cole
ula Ng,rt. To EiHnnd \. -, Il said n N
eek, has mude oEtr ni $50 a1 tlst ntlas tla stun
Which sd interest gppraisai atl that II Woai3
be Tor - heIait ct sai miHfr anil aft Interested ia sand
estate that hsf said iutafs. a s4sl daessl's estate
should be li ed Of. and ti= ppet : n rsyf lit nat
nnd Cured her Interest sug at'fiaurr t.r, rc
yl that your II 5ll5r ~uui graft iictse lsp
Of tie same IdnEll asrttail 10 i4S this
Ia sa4A cases Nude AID provided
ELLf0Tr L. SgRA-T0N.
September IA g. lse4.
AZ out 1t Probate hgd Ellsworth INA and ff
t.se COUNTY = Il-H5k on lhe ltsg " esulssily IF
10 alher A. l.. lsa5
On tis tore. iiug rrtIiou or5as Taat a. tjton-
RI eye ustir. 70 al = lat,Ie 81 ; ssesias eopg
o the pptan AND ORDER ~ eerti erons y 'rnhshad
three weeEs successfully ia tie Ellsworth American
ucRe paper ipiledln Ewa7h tiRt tf gay appear ~
i'hats srt II he ireid Ellsworth. Ia said county
ou'rlse irs ey-laF II December uesl "a clock
tbs ASST slaa asF thc Y utye, sd IA
the prayer q said petition sii It nri BE rented.
rtliKER TUCK Judss.
Attsst.--A. A fAHTlfFf Kesfster
cuTy oi tie p.t.tl5u aud order If c7HF thereon
% Atsest ~. BEAIALIE
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Testimonials like the above are constantly be-
log received from all sections 81 the country where
.. oehs Magic Compound la Uccn introduced.
Az ei,o s.f from any j,scJse II n. Throat, L,eags
ar Che,t, can olt4tl, yeiiet ~ tl,tny
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3usiness Cards.
EU q ENE HALE,

e u c. e NE HALE,
NSELLOR and ATTORNEY at LAW.
ELLSWORTH, ME-,
0PsfcE ON MAGy SrekT over Geo. ". Black =
tore, in rooms formerly occupied by the Hancock
Bank.
The business Of the late Thomas Robinson re-
Hrans with the undersigned, who will attend to its
settlement at the above named Office.
EUGENE HALE.