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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

mere, 50 far as know, the Secretary OF War
has withheld no one thing at any time in
nv power TO give him. vivid applause,
and a voice" Give him enough nowl")
have no accusation against him. | be-
lieve be is brave and able man applause)
and | stand here, as justice requires me
to 10, to take upon myself what has been
charged on the Secretary of War as with
holding from him. | have talked longer
than expect to do--(cries of No. "noi'
"go on {" land now avail myself of my
privilege of saying no more.
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SHAwEEETowN, Aug. 8, 1862.

g6- Hon. Delano e. Williamson; the
Union nominee for Attorney General, will
speak at Sullivan, on the 18th of August,
Vincennes,on the 18th, Petersburgh on the
18th, Princeton or Owensyille on the 10Th,
Cynlhiana on the 10th, New Harmony on
the 2lst, Mt. Vernon on the 22d, Evans
vile on the 231, Newburg at P. n. and at
Bro 6nsvlle at P: E., on the 25th; Rock
dor on the 26tb, Leopold or Rome on the
18th, Leayenworth on the 10th, and New
Albany on the 30th, at 2P NJ.
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CoHvER eED.--We are informed that Hon.
D. W. VOORHEES, made glowing war speech
at Rockville On Saturday last, urging all
to enlist who could aud all to pay their tax
es promptly. We are glad to hear of this
it Dan is sincere. We are informed that
some who come 10 huzz4ing for "-John G
Davis and all the other Davises " went home
chap fallen. Voorhees, speech was not what
they expected to hear.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

For PAINTERS AND BUILDERs.-W We have
in store large stock of pure White Lead,
Lindseed Oil, Paint Brushes and Sash Tools,
Window Glass, Putty, Paris and Chrome
Greens, Chrome Yellow Chinese and Amer
lean Vermillion, Read Lead, TIMBER and
Ochre, all of the above paints dry or in OIL,
which we are selling low for cash only.
KELLER & WHITE, Druggists.
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what o.a w-omas do In R7ar.-M1CA

What css W-Omas do fa Eoar.-Much
every way. But she can't Keep peace in the fam
lily without bottle of Dead Shot to kill eff the
blood-t thirsty hordes of hungry Bed-Bugs that,
uninvitel. introduce themselves to her dodgers, to
heir great Annoyance and disgust. Now is the
time to use it, Kill 'em now No family should
be without it. The Dead Shot makes clean
sweep renders peace certain by the annihiiation
of the enemy. SOLD BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER & WHITE.
myl3dlm
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nomE. iNTEREsTs.

TAKE NOTICE ALI persons belonging to
The Marlborough Company of the Goth reg
tment Indiana Volunteers, will report them
selves at camp on Tuesday morning, August
l2th, at o'clock, whether absent with or
without furloughs.
S. R. HoRNBRooK, Recruiting Officer.
Evansville, Aug. IL, 1862.
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MAGNIFICENT PEAoHEs.-P. Hornbrook
received yesterday by the Matte Cook, a
lot of elegant peaches, the finest brought to
this market the present season. Persons
wanting superior article should call soon.
au ll-dtf
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INFORMANT TO SOLDIERS.

In order to carry into effect the recent
order of the President about absent officers
and soldiers, notice is hereby given that all
soldiers who have furloughs from any of
the hospitals at Evansville or Mt. Vernon,
or from the (now broken up) hospitals of
Henderson, Newburg, Terre Haute, or Vim
cennes, and all soldiers who have left any
ofthe above named hospitals without leave,
or at the time of the raid of the rebel thief
johnson were scattered through the coun-
/ try, must report within ten days from this
date, in person, to the Medical Director at
Evansville, or they will be considered as
deserters, be liable to arrest, and lose all
the pay. This affords the las. opportunity
for all men absent from the hospitals of
this section, and scattered about the coun-
try, to return. Mayors, Chiefs of Police,
Sheriffs, Postmasters. and Justices of the
Peace, are authorized by the order of the
President to assist in this matter, and it is
hoped they will report to the Medical Di-
rector all instances in their neighborhood
of coacards who are skulking about the
country, too faint-hearted to meet the ene-
my, and 30 mean that they wear the clothes
of soldier, while they are cheating the
army of the little good that might be de-
rived from their services.
HoRAcE r. WIRTz,
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e@ If you Vant MOL Picture taken, go
to ADAMS GALLERY, corner Of Main
and Second streets. He makes the cheapest
and best of Pictures.
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D1- The friends of GEN. WALLACE will
meet at the Library Rooms this morning at
10 o'clock to make arrangements to extend
to him reception worthy the esteem in
which be is held By our people. tal
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

R6 When you come to order coal, don
forget to bring the cash along.
iy9-tf JOHN WYMoND.
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RG- Persons indebted to the Bodiam
Mining Company are again notified that
settlement of their accounts is desired.
iy9.tf JOHN WYMoND.
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UNION STATE TICKET.

E%Gov. WRIGHT has announceda series
of appointments, running through the
month Of August, when be will address his
fellow-citizens, among which are the fol-
lowing:
Evansville, Tuesday, August 26th.
Princeton, Wednesday, August 9th.
Viueennes, Thursday, August 2Sth.
Sullivan, Friday, August 29'b.
Terre Haute, Saturday, August 3oth.
Friends in the different localities will
give the requisite notice and arrange for
the speaking.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-12

GIJ Judge Law made speech al the court
house ON Wednesday last. Those who were
absent havn't lost much, aud need not re-
greet it.-Princeton CEqrion.
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DIED.

JOHN H BoFAsDIcK, age As years.
The funeral viii take place this afternoon at
80 o'clock, from the late residence of the &c ceased
corner Fourth and Chestnut streets.
The lends of the fami y are invited to attend
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FIR thu Journal.
ILLINOIS SCI EssIONISTS AR
RESTED.


GENTLEMEN On yesterday three avow-
ed secessouists-S. K Gibson, L. NJ. Spi-
vey and James Hanlen-of this county, were
arrested by order of Col. Kirkman, on the
charge of uttering disunion sentiments, and
discouraging enlistments. They were ta-
ken to Cairo for trial. This is a move in
the right direction, aud more arrests will
be made, for the loyal people of the county
who are largely in the majority-are de-
termined to crush out treason at home
There exists small faction of the Vallan-
digham Democracy in this county, who are
doing all they can to distract the minds of
the people upon the question of putting
down the rebellion, and denounce all men
who favor The vigorous prosecution of the
war as abolitionists but this move is fer
tunately frowned upon and denounced by
| the great mass of respectable Democrats,
who are uniting heart and baud with the
Republicans in the support of the Govern
ment. With this single exception the peo-
pie are united here upon the great issue of
saving the government.
The Butternuts," or g Whangdoodles,"
have initiated the following song to cheer
the faithful:
Democratic Song. Tune" Wait for the
wagon"
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WEST BADEN SPRINGS
ORANGE County, Indiana.
v,Hrs WE W. W.STssE.N-G PLScI,

TWyNR U.A-D z > 4 q re e BEG
n leave to inform the trading rublic that they
have this " entered into CO. artn rshp for car
rying on q Whole ale Clo'hing AID Ll0rins bull
less, a. the stand he etufo occupied by LOE-
WENrHAL, evansville, Ind. They would at the
same time respectful y ask for the con tinuance of
patronage 1wn to their PR deces or, hich they
will try and merit by full strictn->s in their deal
iugs and by fsir and liber al treatment of their
patrons. u. Lit NJ ENTAIL a W.
HENRY CBEPED1RFEa,
LEoP. LoEwENTHAf. Jyls
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

bxs D goods, Galloway, Paducah; 5: boxes
shoes, MOI m .Roed q Co; 80 m ise, K; bxs
d good, male gods, Mac ey, H -Daiug & Co;
bxs d geo ;, L Loaw nthal; - bund e. felloes,
bbls bdw, Sam Orr; bx goods, Anspscher
Plout bx hdw, Jacob Straub & on; 2 bxs u
Thornton; NJ 65th regiment; bbIs syrup, bbls
liquor 10 bbIs Z, il, Bement vi lie; b lies ndse,
scbapker & Russi G; K w bitters, Cox
Humphrey; bx bib mdse, HOllingsw nth Bro;
bxs Lemons l bale corRs. L Kesslei; bx mdse,
II B Altering; | OK twine' g Vennemau;
bxs fruits, Peter Yier.ing
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Horace B. WRIT,

Surgeon U. S. A, Asst Medical Director
Indianapolis Journal and Fort Wayne
Daily News copy once, and charge this of
fee aug. 8 lOtd
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ELLlOTT'o."

Is bbIs Nc; Msckere
Is % b3ls No. Mac e.el;
is T., do do Sa mon. Just received from
ste, mer and for sale low at El-io,t's Family
Grocery.
CHICKFNS.-2odcz. spring chi kens, nice and
fat, Jest rece we'd from the country.
BEEF-1,oiO lbs sugar cured Ee just receive ed
at Elliott's
CoRN.-500 bushels Co 10 stors and for ale
1T Eliiotts.
COUNTRY BRAN 5000 lbs Country Bran
in store and for sale at reduced rates.
BROOMS, BUCKETS AND TU BS.-A lar ,e md
f-tsh assortment of Tubs, Brooms and BucAet 1,
iu received { Elliott's.
kLOUR.-10o bsgs of Double Extra Family
Flour in store and flr sale at
auell ELLl0rTS Family Grocery.
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i" Niggerl Niegs. ! Niger !
The Dsli ocrat.c watch word
Nj. G ri Niger ! Niggec

Ali will agree that the song is beautiful
for its brevity, if nothing else.
A convention of the secession wing of
the Democracy of this county was held at
Newmarket on the 18th of July, at which
time three cheers were given for Vallsn-
digham, which will give you some idea of
the tone and tendency of this faction but
to the credit of the party may it be said
that very few Endorsed this feature of the
convention.
A Mr.. Ford, from Paducah, was arrested
on downward trip OF Anderson, for utter
ing disloyal sentiments. Yours,
INDEX
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GEN. LEWIS WALLACE,

TIE
Orator, Soldier and Patriot,
Will speak fIou the balcony OF the Wash
iugton House, this evening at 8 o'clock.
Greet him with Rousing Crowd.
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MISCE LLAN EOUS.
LOST.

On Thursday afternoon, between Mr.. bowry's
residence ami Walnut street, on First street,
pair Of gold spectacles, in red morocco case. Any
person leaving them with the Editor, or returning
them to me at my residence, corner Chestnut and
Sixth streets, will be literally rewarded.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

ouR 1ro0sO1A1 y1oot.
The View York 1tibans Of the 18th ooatains
. fdll description 81 ths iron.clad sesapls Of
he Uniqn. aAoAt and building. The list b .
fo,loss:s Two fdgates, one NsnitoF, two gan-
boats, adoat, III sesgoins vessels; seven gun
boats on the Nississippi, aaoat; feers gunboate
on western rivers, purchased and nailed; nine
Konitors, building oos Monitor, for California,
building; Ten gunboats for protection Of Ohio
and Indiana; three nissisippi gunboats; one
tremendous ram, to be plated with iXinch
iron !; dix sesgoing gunboass. now building as
several eastern ports; one vessel, supposed 70
be secretly building BY Nr. Ericsson, and two
new Ericsson vessels In ail, fosty-nins vessels
OF these, thirteen are now in service; but I
large proportion Of the others are partially con.
structad, and viii be completed - speedily y
possible BY the labor, night and day, Of q
many ,workmen - can find room about them -
Judging by the past, 1t Is probable that BY The
first of January next We shall have an iron
clad navy, quite sufficient alone, TO take
care Of and destroy, if necessary, oil the ~
vies in the world. And this besides the NO
hundred armed wooden vessels now in CON-
miaeion.iis;s 56 Il nc 948sE3 cid ej ,'eTie -h s.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

CA1xRDA-Such sheets - the Chicago Naes,
:.ae Cincinnati Inqairer, and the New York Her.
aid, daily give circulation to some new canard,
calculated 70 depress the enthusiasn Of tie
loyal and the patriotic. Nov. tan iron c!so
steamsrshave run The guantlet Of our navy, aad
have reached Mobile now, there ere : number
Of powerful gunbosts up the Yazoo; then %
impenetrable. vessel is ready at. Savannah, -
ECharlestoa and ss Richmond y So, fsomid day y
day, some star.l1pg lis is ushetsa' 70 The world
Eby these organs.of treason, md each Of thsm
is faithfully copied By III theiE satellites. ifs
One Of the --latest Of these stupid falsshoods
h 70 the easct that New Orleans is in danger
Of attack; that heavy force is preparing for
Il, and that It may probably be, ,sucoessful
Nov If any feeble spirits have had any sspprs-
tensions q 70 such IN asssd II Will b we'll
for them to recollsct that Gen lowell deserted
New Orleans with large armj E the approach
Of three OF tour Union ships, and that In oil hu-
nan probability Ill the armies Of the South
would be unable 70 fecapture that city unless
they should Arst annihilats our navy.sIasa
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lIw hssAit Tor yeu II thal tine,r = ssd ~,
cd leisurely for the door. ssBsf." ssys n.
Col, Jon nuss ssosptof our hospitality dur
shss - tim, time at your oxn expense. Guard, ~
made with hands, down on the classic bluff, ;
StoDer." "Stop, stop" says Secesh; now
think Of it, have that amount in my poclr
and have nor the least objection to helping ),
country in her hour Of need"
Now, Mr.. Editor, do assure you that u,
thing Of making them pay the fiddler Is don,
more good than any game that has been sts,
ed on them. They can see and feel and unds.
stand 1t. rs
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The indications srs that Jones County viii
more than double her quota under the call for
SOC, 900 volunteer In such cases the excess
will be placed to her credit under the draft ard
no draft will be called for.
The number Of peSons In Jones County ia-
bic to do military duty is 2,072; in Dubuque
County 4,42l; in Linn County 2,s28. As soon
as the companies now forming are forwsIoeu
moea Eureka.
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HThe Lee county board Of Supervisors,
have made IN appropriation Of seventy .ive
dollars for every married man, and fifty dollars
to every single man ofthis county who yolun.
teers in the United States service,
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The Late Gen. Williams and the Weston
.FHgf H2war't TtTH00D0. EfE EE


Speak no evil Of the dead is rule always
to be followed, save where it con,ravenes JUS
tice to the living. The late Gen. Thomas
Williams ct Baton Rouge, is an instance Of
this class Hia censure yet remains on gallant
Western men and officers imprisoned by bio
tyrannical orders. There are evidences that
in his death the service has lost nothing. The
New Orleans correspondent Of the N. 7. Times
writing under date Of the 9th says Of this off.
Ger: 10 . Zla.''a sst' :" #lls - a. s.~.
The associate general in the division is Gen
Thomas Williams, whose headquarters is u
Baton Rouge s:a sorry to say that have
never hesrd . warm or even kindly word said
Of this commander. Il is Represented that hs
is matrinet Of the severest kind-that hs
has no apparent knowledge Of men PARTICULAR
ly, or Of human nature abstractlY-which 10
certainly true, If he drills his men according
to the endurance Of human nature in milder OF
less tvenerating climates than prevails in this
sickly country Of Louisiana. am told that'
on one occasion, after heavy drill, putting
his men through exercise for hours, under ,
hot sun, with kpspsacks and all the sceoutrs.
ments, that several men eventually died from
the over exertion and in one instance maa
died ere he could reach the hospital. TAs
Consequence 10 that there isa great want
Of available msn in Gen. williams brig
ade. This conduct reminds me Of the English
officer in the Indian rebellion, who on march
lost nearly {. whole company BY apoplexy, be-
causs7 he would not'let the soldiers take Of
their glazed leather stocks they had been &C.
customed to wear in the SHOWS Of Canada.
profess to be too good disc;plinsrian my
self to write current rumors one hears from
subord,nates shout oanps Of officers, but
feel justified in sayisg what do from The
fact that there now In this city, undee arrest,
some Of the officers Of Gen. Williams brigade.
among them are Col. E. H. Paine, OF the 4th
Wisconsin, Lieut. Col. Clarke, {actipg colonsl)
Major Bacon, Capt 0riAbn and Capt Wheeler,
oil Of the 9th Michigan. Col Painss oHsn.e
is refusing to turn negroes ont Of his camp
The Michigan officers are under arrest for re-
fusing to give up their quarters to another
regiment before other quarters we're prepared
for the removed regiment. ~ G.
The causes given for these arrests srsof
course merely the cfystalizing Of complaints
and irritations that commenced at Ship Island.
There appears to b an ''ifrepressbls conflict"
between the officers and men and Gen. Wi-
Jams. I do mot say Why, but il exists, and is,
in my opinion, fast destroying the efheieney
OF the brigade . misfortune that, in these
times, cannot be too much regretted.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

Captain Jordan's company from Fairfield,
and Capt. Stanton's from Washington were
sworn into the U. 8. service Monday p. M
All the companies are now in camP.-lGa"
City.
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n@ All recruits enlisted by Jos. Utter are
hereby requested to repor. themselves at the
Office in Grimes Block on Saturday the 23d
inst, Is the Company expects 70 organize.
All must be on hand.
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- Ihe..Chicago Times is wondering Why it.
memphis correspondents has been arrested BY
ueh. Grant! The innocent fellow! All the
world. acquainted with the sheet, are wondering
WY /" vas not suppressed long since.
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q! Col. Mesealless war Polley. "
rOoYrsspoudsncs u The Cincinnati 0aset,s, I

org ,sass 2 y 81 Pans, Ky, Aug. Il
Two Of the neatest tricks now ont, were per
formed to-day, BY Col. Hstealfs. One of the
tricks VA the catching Of large lot Of large
mules, that had been started from Woodford
county 70 the Eouthsrn Oontsderscy. How hs
found out their starting tim1, and when they
would run into the trap be had set for them, is
smong the mysterious things 70 ne; but certain
Il 10, that they did walk into bin clutches, and
splsndid lot they are-all work mulea The
mules are now enlisted for three ysars' or during
1he war, uilsss sooner discharysd, and the men
Who wsre sscortiDg them are safely lodged with
Uncle Sammy Rule, In bic stone maaslon, where
evil dosrs most do congregate. ! also under.
frss excursion ticket 70 as:free State, where
mules and nigsers are not held in hiehsr e.
tsem than our country. ,s'-4a, :
The other trick 10 On set Of justice, paid up
without going through the red tape o. circup-
Iocution Office Fhe Colonel cent 70 the Mayor
Of OincinpsH 81 500, the full valus Of che 6rs-
menb horses and equipments that were captured
st Cynthisns with the cannon, and the best Of
shie H. that be collsctsd the money from the Se-
ceah. He 10 making them foot The damages lately
committed in this region. Now, Bourbon has
beeu greatly slandsred, for have often heard Il
eaid that The swell.hesds Of Bourbon are The
hardest men In the world 20 gst money out Of;
bot thss = Ill mistake. / havs bson in The
Colonels olace very often lately, and I 80 these
gents of the ssoesh proclivities, who own the
broad acres, walk up and fork up their Eve, ten
or fifteen hundred, on an hours notice from the
Colonel The sheriff Of our cosntry has hereto.
fore been considered good collector, and one
that could bleed . turaip; but hs (Jssse) says he
viii give his hat TO the Colonel, and retire in
perfect amazsmert. He Gays With team in bic
eyes, that it is distressing 70 eco these sinners
launch out the said amounts. when some Of them
have been putting him Oh, and not paying their
taxes upon the plea Of hard times The truth Of
the matter 10, that there 10 stay law in Ken.
tucky; but there Is also . stay Law in the Colo.
nel's arrangement-that is, If they don't fork,
they have to stay with Uncle Sammy Rule until
they can be furnished with better lodgings,
Twas present to-day when one Of his custo.
mers was brought in and told that he was ss :.
sessed a thousand dollars. SWELL" says the
rich Secesh, show long will you give me to
raise it?" 'ahree years or during the rar,n
answered the Colonel. '.Oh, we'll, we'll" says
Secesh, "you are not SO hard with US after ali.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

ueWa Sesalsss q Oa0p Ds0aoo.
y IL Missouri Dsnsssaa e - lsth, says there
~ ss Camp Bsatso, nsae d Lsui4 4ls7 ~
selsd ptisosssa OF Asss ~ ~ dom Illinois
1ssinsass. Wlsoosds, III, Missouri, 90, Min
.ssets, ssl. OF Tie Iowa Rssinssts there are
IA ssa Of ~ llsh; ~ 4 ths 9th; ls4 Of
~ 18Th; asd q ~ ID, "a. ~, lotA. llth.
1sth, lSth end lsth Infantry. end ths "a Oavsl.
y. together 100 men. Total, $40 nsa. no,,
sf The Iowa prisonsss we're captured Ay ~ ~
bsls st Shiloa . lev q 0ssssstovn, Teanss.
-, and Pocahontas. Arkansaa and other plaose
All these troops are under command Of Lieut.
Whsny, Of the q. 8. s.Rsgulars. Who has orsani.
q them into batsalioos, those Of each State b,
themselvss. The Iowa battalion 10 commando,
By Lieut. Logan, Of the 18th.
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~ All the men who have enlisted in Capt
Bells company are required to report themselvea
as the Rendezvous on Main street, opposite the
Wightman House, before noon on Saturday, IL.
Esd inst, TO complete the organization Of the
company.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

Tn Jews IN CaluAso.-1he Jewish citisena
Of Uhicago. not Wishing 70 bs behind their
brother patriots in he manifestation q their
determination 70 stand By The Oosnty, in two
days raissd company Of one hundred volun-
tssrs, and The sum Of tll, 900 - bounty. Ths
Company has been rendered to Col. Hecker.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

TIE EIGHfEzS1H IowA-We are informed BY
NJ. Bruce, Of Kossutb, just from St Louis, that
the Eighteenth Iowa, reached st. Louis on las.
1hsrsday morning, and left for sedalis. % sup.
posed, on Sunday morning, The 18th. They are
likely 70 No service In that region.