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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11
Fr...-Thr.c fr4snsd, two s.ory tynemsDte

Fr:,.-1hrec fr4snsd, tue s.oTy tsnemsDter
'nrirg buildiag. tr occupied as rcsidshcOa BY
u, William Egtgu-on and hI. Edwin J. Ciop'oI hf
,iut: orprcs. as g'orn a1Itsidenoe BY Nj Go' Sc
u. CARROLL anJ asxstet t:,- CoiIer Of frdertt aud
s.. rfephAps sristfs. rsre Partially cauIned b5 fire.
y.ru rucy Hfer1o>n; between tiIres Ind four Occk.
In iry odgn;-a t.zt~ren the Rors and 7hs tenement
occupied sy I CioEou. dIustleSs through rome ila-
pei7tc-a IL 1a: c0ut!e chimney. Nearly III the fur
ni;ure IN TIC thr e t4Ismnnts wsS saved. hoC arol
.~-rs auo-l erI5.iy seve The property belonged 10
~. W WAGE sra i= iniurst : D-ir aiodt
81 sNS .. p -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11

Esc,pf YsaM CusTGDY.-Sa;luei Ei!:os, ol
C3Cuaoy e.. 18th " usian,. wao wIs he!o-e Goa.
miaa.oner WALTON. changed with :mSin2 Ia%-r,.'s.
res rcr.I;..e 70 &C. r;'h guard, 20 ne A1css Of
My: I:oer IN, " here le Gs,;'"d n obG: ore re.
ce-6,Iy at;c.:d .eior, F'.Df 10 - ~ Ii.a &C. IS
inn ti- cr.a 'he prure I @'Eer. .'cns nr pFc'tnn-
81 10 tc ~orrGen, r'ysc!i-Ust: r;,i :Haie: ugchs:'
ed by tic %rd aid Le. -. Teen i"1Eh C. ls'. Ec
/ tDuf.,6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11

!C..p. pra AM t!:s s:hk.
n, ,r,..s tut tosss rad STOUT Ave nita .;o ds
fsuooiu htr tu'ehaI r!r3ngs. re'i's!1 os out ts
nern. u-ii s.ati:sl QUO Gtab+rcc
Acn. ,r 81: II AS t.rr u thr cnnar and s'te
balspc. 70 e! s.p} Tue cr sta OF ol re- aou Lino-
.h., .and would pr cL., y iTP' v.t
~ ri.ue rcid ht u. "a iuI SFo ih'rs -.
=, nj M, n r. n t-Ge. tu alic for sIsti .tns .on
VIII s p,.t a -, R..or H. c lnd ap 4 Time % ''
,hs son .a!vsn..o the pnrcha' r. =, =.
ny s6t tsa Gan h-de. 1nsP"r county, sS
a., T..cyn i. IL. Of REE-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11
RECElrER's SALE OF VALUABLE "EQUES.
FE-ATED PROPERTY ~ THa CuUNr9 OF

ECCElNGHAM.
:; Vi tus Of d,N-a. pronounced hy t6e District co.
- i'e &, HHsrr cuys TOT the E6!e-1 i:H c II Tr.
ia rritt.-G reo !,oc oi ss;G cuy, Et 'et
- a!c c':ou. ;r-a -e- D: ~EFa s.ik y, the
- at (-cT-mho) III r sct of L.td iS!aS II d
r:k nSn.In 7il-- hs ttuS.r e,
a.-~n sH.- 'ButSrShsE u II -: .rar., ":a 81; =
, ,Aasi. .-J' Y ADD III !uts sPpci ;s.. :.
$50, = VI Of TIC sut.or:J ~ 81. ~ 10
r-..he II puuho seot VI CT Lui naE h. ~ !rat
,.,aT.3 Ir ct Of LiLd fr,ear b. .cIS-r nr
jobs +. oarrp.ri o. Ses YORK. Iyug "a 'Iit t-Ur.Y.
nirs ';oa sa.rav =. II IN OF
u. pa -;utr, .id taEF sur7ryr ri 80
9sd sl,Iy Aey-l Tli" lad hHs uIop
c. su. t1c,-s h,n.a 20: oil reurasry "a dhps ard Is
d 'Esry .ltShi- n! o",,T..-.e * ii~Iirs
Ns ra,r 'lr. y Lao s-LI :ue.va S-:.rn, Ia ~
ns N L. -o.nea child IN; s.. -" :"sa"'o: ni'd
E!a.s iuoi; std oG ytl5 hr preu.ises
sr-s, G..r.a2- "hsu, '>'r; di t"s n fosavco
ir> =; ~.aaL Dar., Fodder, htGs. :o,-p Ard OYER.
'...I- y,:.l ...... J1E,. - SPfsp,
:avf-o6s peortc-r. So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11

I LGtT;:-,s cTASr:':T "A, ali., held In t..r
i-Is' oirrr OF c:.ua. ."u .iy oout On thu frsi
'r"i'.y l" ;v,er Fey
~ au ~ il III: .'s, .'d 20 s'u..ni.lr rstor
y n:''I %esAJ. cS-s.srd u.s.'!,a t"srs, s4u .bzs'
So -, riu'.
y.lr.
- =: 49, YIN o -:re .rt VIA L. -. III, s;f. who
ar;hL A. itchy, Da - a. e ku su iin.y lbs W1le
=! S-' ~. y No.s,>, aud IIc- -; ,icsLJ, pe'ts
:" b'res Of .hSs 5uJt :, b - = t-rr-e .hs ss!c
=" O.. hean,,ss to- O. La To- "o-ty
," 'Fa, il d1pitst &c 70. sTo;.ri" .u.o.E
fGrit titled .-...----.-- --..
spue.r ts, hy ."rvs :.Esrea'e~:-ru rsv'.
'GsErand Aary nj. ,ca Z. -,-nt ;.-oy ar. aal
f'f: ei., si.:e VI v1-g.u!., 4 ~ -pia
n - 10 Srd--so tr:t thS| 6 Sh' o.
"a O. II IL. J.b !aati u, III nd h.i Ia
- ~''a'r !" ;eo.s ta.r iut~s-t; u uts~t
DC '"-~s'- I'm .H.i aHrpHSsb, a., %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11

Jeaa r. sLI.y ola:sei -.:A nee y|ros' fS or 80
:! s,e, 4l0 r. $50. :-r onP'ezi o, dark
h.Lr sia i., h!ss. .rdnca hv hrih has tov1-
T.. oi sp,t-h e,otLL-S S;t -'t e,ai except
zap ...-. .
fa.a1 Kss1.s. rh,rr~-t ~t'N hur1t.rr apsrc r1aLa.
vrSl - q years d. air dark
hr abe-yp hYy tx Che1 E',r, aruS. I-'k all tle
t.er of o. hE fest znop.rR~.S e. sea- hSd On b
70 .s-cru~E, j ri OK s,u L.s lin h-e-
,.u ~, .-:rh SCgc
iiipeos sf,Hsoz ca.fs1d T1t;' rF btsTty fnsds.
r; ps lllsr-i r.ir IvIszioo ,s..dy hSE a1i
kse vi ,-t eye; L.d - ~ roundcro"ned drh'
Ioooh h.l, vesy nu9h Torn do"rSrs. Lon, s!S% 'poka
;or "otsY charged WITH y aien"e"iy and straig:T
ID - &c aacut O. "a On ErG h-r fsT enup'er.
l.. cad g qht-h Yeiio,Ei o".; rIrsass tlorty.
EsaT . r;Eac- ed i--s'"Inctr aih) CD sS.d a n
,tl.uy ycat'iu -pps a:r e'Tp'S' D. E"od e'-
,r,,uc. i've .r rcr o' n Orr q ysars DID, cr's-
ID i pl. with solaAo:s o;p Esys IN "al ttrd ~
drvr..ner N o.,= of the VIZ. ni. reg: saui'.
Ssos BOD (eteE IS .aUs, t''- cha soc 18th feo-
~ ssout VI " b. sf age aa-k cna,prro: dor5-
,. ouA s,nui fee, -'Yh: innaes high, u.h
red ove shl:t u,uily rnra pS soL.cta
Nuv i--ett ~
s3s-T ThS un' Nsps'nh "rpT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11

Pi.nL,Gr -, +! wy X GUynTr.
~ i.>hEaI the ltt d.: L.. r.i",T, i-e. 81 t-''
u r.1, 81 d.s S ''S';G ii tHr al" r. o.
d.os OF Dr. Wm h. oeo;.s 4, he na1.r.i' -h
H s.I to IN iyhrst hdde. .nt4r'y :onsiauHp
o. ~ rhIn r'ou-h ID Mit l. re-; g. nj - h.
~ sore snd GugTt ood Hu es Ftanp Cs lie
n.rrf,a th-n Isss ' y"..r IS hiEr bed w.
b. pkrn Sa," :ntL>l e. nni .GTs, &C.. - 81 rnf.
j.. ~ -rup of ern b,ua.: 80 thtnc'ro hn' i'
e. Tna.; j.. IL: f.-t=.-a :Gri.u'sr oi "a" b.
kica nSGGs'hfs Tor isree :ar:o
TEk-IS:
Fc ssus nf aft 'l' ?d aG's'. rs ~ 81 iii tu Us
ny rt- .r ao II ;-;th, ui!r pa ci.sseri - mo
:L,t ra,.S. ~.tA .IfrUvud p-'Soi:.i s.'rasst.
soy b--.2r tZEriri. JttLE ,hdmf.
F.RMo $500 scRi,str 'AND Fla BE.
usgsi:. d.: ~, in t,n n6unT 7 i'tntgoeD y,
: Va u. and hal. n,tisr sss; Of brituaDsoa:S nj.
jAan 2 eli rdapt-d 10 rr e;o @: siu md trs7' Ind
IN -cI2srL tbs HE tcscav s"au upch H. 6"ce 81
which la. be. Got iu tie :tnc.hure n.fkst lur H.
h.nd.al-. pvis. ui eio5 pr 'S:.
lt-ra, = god dwelling ii 1as sta lie &c. 'r"a Il -
Ter. !. an bund, eaerI!et rE:e: Ahos ~ er''
L. o.srsd and great poItoE u 30 /, TO- In s'sti u'
bsa,r. 1, vril limb red
III. ,Ir,.E,. rc neaLe sn!ued rnd . ~aads-'s =
,osd run, psfsl. sEruugu It, about hli tn'a ap-fI-
rur timber 10 handy t. s rI,o- LA .eD At 'tnn-
nar alive prioe.
prso,. H,.hla! to pn- s- IL c-io o"n ~ tlh'7T' ~
n. tht,.tj.tfr &ua ~ Sh .ns t'" Edhr tu''
NV. I'D tn l'Art"I R..-.
uc LI--Ca"'- . : -. - - = =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11

LiNEGhp H.hf6E,
CORNER .Ug MAits .aSDy NisTh STREETS
TTArI;G be6 pew;y .teo up, Is aoW re.dy or lhe r.
IL cepton q a'e saA'iDa p:cssan' los Ito"
s'5,atss:e aJ, sss,a Ssl'- - VIZ. A.!xusur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11

::a.pe:.c = i:s-; ,.nt'S Gci;v,caocc InT* DC
~ ~, ri. TX t7sy vii ave, a"d S:.2,.d
Z. ", -. c?:i".o;h: aIi icJtr:L5 10 1ra----
/. L :; t.s.c, hr.lsc::t. :. ,-ar', N: &C!
~. : s:culj, iaiiy aud herE!!, M c1;':t. !. 4
% ag.z- 90. Taad, :9ua!a ao>. ce@$a'', c'>F
a:a,a5, ,hc cara sa!.d e1@''Se :. 49,,
) sc " s,.ch ga". .asc. Srta-"aa "t.se ;nl'''
t1..u1ss srd suiIy;in7s emile :': % > 80
ern s.FrE.!hy, = s:.r :ie- sv2s tIa:-'! ~
"h!y 'Vi''o~'
A-<~,: Prr1-r = rHE FndHla ::@T.t
R,:LroA = C"MrANy.-Thc operations 9: ~" 'tf.''c
Ceau ! Its!ro-i Company GG'cs ths s.c:'' Jc.! e..
ias 80 !: >e2eu.h.,, h.sns boz rccass - u-ai i
!.rs-r -e le han dur!r- NJ p:c'ed'i5:e 's ~
Il. -,go:: ot:'e oH..c;:s o. Ire !otd, sTs:1' sses q
wi.i /. wc r":e te orc o. rrssea:s - r-aSG'.i eS
rns;vs 2x;.ihs Il o-ce:ps. Inc sEr,,7s:s Sc q! -
cured ,oUsh !arse: uaar9idsf!y 'h:. :. 4a' o.: -
ccuat of lurr 6s=d p..ces, % r2s riVHa:a ' LSS-.
which oasS. &c hEvc ttca e1,ac-. 6nG 'cc .ft- E:
Directors tsr9 fe! I: :b"s tutv 10 eeu:c7 tee >ie:d
i. ts.i -: 90 q; m sei by the rEiccc, .! sCl5 7
.nn: aitr. :io tctuct'op of the crTr1t eHP'os'a =
sdrl l;:sc~.t.a- fel tie? i;el ~araaH'd ii st':'5:
.,5as :..s irs, c,nt,cg2E: frni ~k'ch ths5 tF:s
sthoHgL: p,odra. TO Leer OF hahc vi! o. 'c.1ct'
70 covr- al: deferred eS1-nsss a1o,ec 70. osotr Va
,ts.. s1 a;hir,? TO tt.r ?erc: coal:,to', SO" t;
scne tue. 10 con.i.ue 10. Ga! arn'.anEut. c!'t'
G.rTa.
We coaae2se .he fslor:rg F:,tt1'a: Io,' 70 y
ror: ii M President Io.. Z. eoaAiae
kIvESrr AND EN?ESSE5.
rh4 .:rc-s :c.'cpia Q: he CoGcua:y :o;
the j,'rl vrar sa arste!Lur' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11

.,on-1 "a sv.r, - = =. TTsI.-.---..-
~ 'aTtiAs 6oait: asb Tubes kar gale
AE.pi :. 6AKgkR.bxps.st.is-4 =.
w 1ss ssiA F1est. .sah SksSas Pssrass.S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11


, SLATE HILL FOR al 81
IN I'LL ba soid Oh Wf5>EspAF, tho st, dss Of .ia-
.sns fs,:Sss N hrst on ,1e ir.nis% TIE rsr o! L''d
o. ecu py tas late Ue"rr Fo'Isn'- nn"-R a.
SLAEE HlLL,
:!ss one mile from Prncs s.iTr I;ouEt nGaa
o. atics from Naur%.n ciGnrT fall,.e s, ,e3.a nod
! ha { tn!!-Il 1rsIa fsEG,.t Is.
lb3 track contain, Ji wesn 55 and 6pl s1r-s l..
crop r1loT 10 ahrr, nes, h rclior-, ebsr- wond
O. n'is hfh price, about 30 ri nat au pro-
aagl'a foe croi Of lay.
The improvements sr. srac,ent to- lnrr. ,S-a an.
n WY so-,I :epir.
Ls.'>s a.k,us Information Paovs t7 oslo ~i % rrurc
u - sScr,.l
Ell AZ. pl.a=ur- IN 4hos'us tas plhco 10 --y me
STA; ~ arur.hAsa
nc-c.,'t, Richn Id k,-avs. snna .ioHf
rs' 10 hH '----.
To. CT o.t ie known day OF saie.
Aar;nLy,rnscr :. 4. Of iten-y vcnsblA
ahtDoA'n sidney r.i' riurs tdw..ra
&c; .t~-etd-
PrsL1C aiLE o? L'NN r. tLBE TARLf.
iih uod-'o so,s ava aa C''' "asici'zrs un e: lie
10th o'y ~ - tohs:. sS2. In tho eanc-,y Iut of
rr-rwuS .:T..r. f.etTuli and othsr. ~il!
cfsr Ioi naj- :asi'c .Icon, o. "a; premises, "a
ErID.T, TEE r9sivTn nag OF DEC CgMnvR, lse2
Jtsct "f land iy:, n Aheusrla ,ouois within t.i
m'iu u ;ue,aiu lGrv oepu;, The Virginia Centta!
tHi'-ad raiss srat 81 ISr!ct,-ayius, ,tu.slooE
large .ortion e. ;h!a nd ia le o-t'.s growth ,na
this Snci- aa"r"'!u" 81 :' IA to t;p Gu ts"eeo
:.rsi %: vtias tat :rs \ -. i-e:w. Il rt::ticd.
';r t,nn Is "s;:1I !" An nisEssss sne G'oFal rsen-
| ,nl, 81 t. yr'r.cr. q ? ~ state.
TEHssI
i.cut ra51 Fin no r-,c =: Ia .s' -. tsA,Ee ~ the
;n cas5s ponsy Sti - Ji1drd !aIa 'h,eo oqrai its-
raea 7sya,L II tn, sod three ysfB respectively
VITA ncI"r. G.tn. to DO f- 4narsl7. In
The o.ir rIeLt bonct with arprusnd D,surl," will
:s-e' 4, nd re t.." r tnet e. ."dtaoAi seeary.
oe, .s--s..,. !; i. tkHsr, a;ssn,. 7ee'rt :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11

s.lo. held il the i-r e O5oc o. che.tetfeld County
Ia CouT+ Eever'he! 8. 1922.
T. vuas flssa In ght ~ his Ei'e, hatliR and a. A-
-n.n.st Ia G.: JuGih t.an il ao,h, !eoeastJ. PiG,
IN OIL ~. EaT. -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11

.eEVtII| lrTII' 7TI' !IH.H =.
Tna or: cf .ke s:.c. ;ac'-!!as e-n'7c
q. tl.- as, tea mic. :GUE la.s|CC-
Gi"-. UrI-,. 10 toviY;cc. 'ccrta"!
u':h the elrpm5ut up 10 The i'' @;
u..chr. ac o'r lrrasrnrs statement,
~. r. ;oani ~ 6e, e5rtoa-1 =
Erpip;e.- estimate of e:'i # :":n'."
t.Ey t.a road 20 cT.oS'o1, T-::SS
depot 81 Covir:37toa ''''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-11

A->~n Hrr1-r = r.E Fmdt>a ::''.' !"
2 a,:Lro4o CoxrAyy.-Thc operations 9: =" I'.s.':1
Cenu {, hsro-a Company Ga'icG tEs S.r-'' yc!! e.
ias 80 !: >e7'eu.h.', h.sinS boz recass ~ w. !
!.rs-r &c le :@gn cur.r5 NJ p:cred"s e '.e f''.
II. .,po.. off, o.c:s o. ro !old s;ivs-'s s.2e: q
wLl !. We nnye eo:n ns. prs:ens - r:aEg,.L. -.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-08
REBEL Co. any captured.

90
The Heralds ispatch from Suffolk,
SAYS detachment of Dodge's N. Y.
mounted rifles was dispatched upon a
scout on Monday, under the command
of Major Greer The party proceeded
about 80 miles from this place, and when
about twelve miles west of South Mills,
they came across company of rebels on
their way towards Richmond B Major
Wheeler made such disposition of his
forces that he succeeded in capturing
the whole command, consisting of two
commissioned officers, III privates and
% wagons and carts. The rebel com
pany had gathered up on the route, SO
negroes who were tied and destined for
Richmond. The rebel prisoners were
conscripts, and were intended to fill up
old regiments.
The Times dispatch says that Captain.
Rosely, of the ordinance department, de-
MES that any large portion of the army
of Virginia was lost. The rear of his
train was attacked on Tuesday, between
Fairfax and Alexandria, and 10 teams
driven off. The remainder were all saw
ed. Reliable accounts from Fredericks-
burg disprove the statements heretofore
made that its evacuation was followed
by the preparation of outrages upon
union citizens. No hostile manifesto
tons occurred between citizens on politi-
cal grounds. =
Senator jim Lane is in Washington.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-08

WASHINGTON, Sept 5.-The Treasury
Department issues very little more of the
new currency, there being enough to fill
the place of the old demand notes, so
fast it retires them, probably not more
than $l0,000,000, within the last three
months over and above the amount re-
tired.
Carrot Davis, U. S. Senator from Ken
lucky, and Mr.. Maynard from Tennes-
see, are here to confer with the Execu-
tive as to the steps that must be taken to
rid Kentucky of the rebels,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-08
The Pirate Florida.

New York, Sept 6th,-The following
has been received here:
HAVANA, Aug. 24.-0n the morning of
the 10Th inst ! received a telegram from
Cardinals, saying the night before a con-
federate vessel of war ancherod in the
entrance of the harbor She was Eng
fish built of iron and mounting eight
guns. She came from Nassau and re-
ports she has crew Of $50 men. 4.
A letter from Nassau told me that she
was coming, and that she had no men,
and that she hoped to complete her
crew in Cuba, also that Capt Ssmmes,
who was to have commanded her, had
sailed for Europe, and that Capt. Moffitt,
who formerly commanded the Crusader,
is to command her instead The first
officer on the Florida formerly held the
same position on the Sumter. The
Florida is lined with iron, and is calcula-
ted to resist any ordinary shot. The
news of her arrival was Immediately sent
from Cardenas, Matanzas and Havana,
to our squadron at Key West, and there
are now three Federal vessels of war
waiting for her to make her exit from
Cardenas. The Captain General was
much annoyed by her appearance at
Cardenas, and,ordered her.to leave at once
for sea, but Capt Moffitt urged that he
was in distress, and continued to remain
there There were only 600tons of coal
in Cardenas,, yet, the Florida has been
able to get some, though 1 am told she
had to pay So, so per ton for it, to the
gas company, and the latter yill replace
it from this city at $500. The Florida
claims to have destroyed several Ameri-
can merchantmen on her way to Carde-
mas. l doubt this The Captain Gener-
al acts as if he intended to act in more
honorable manner, than be has hereto
fore in like circumstances, and promises
to do all that our government can expect
The Confederate steamers Alice, Alias
Matagorda and Blanche AHGS Gen.
Rusk, and the California, recently sailed
for ports unknown. -Lr
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-08
sHERIFF's SALES.
Sherifs Sale No. SO.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE Is
ID sued out of the Office Of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas of YaBderburgh county, Indi-
ana, in favor Of John A. Reitz, and against Victor
Bisch and August Kallenberg, will, on
.aa O SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER "a. 1862,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and O'Clock
p NJ Of said day, at the door OF the Court House in
the city of Evansville, Indiana, offer for sale,
Public Auction, the Rents and Profits for the term
of seven years Of the following described Real Es-
tate to wit: -.ft
Lots Nos. eighteen u.s., nineteen t19), twenty
(aO, and twenty-one (2l), in Block No one hun
dred Il ~, in the Town of Lanasco City, SO called
according to the recorded plot thereof in Wander
burgh county State of Indiana. And should said
Rents and Profits not sell for a sum Sufficient to
satisfy said Writs and Costs, will, at the same
time and place offer for sale the Fee Simple of said
premises. GEORGE WOLFL1N, Sheriff v C.
TH0s. Il. GARVIN, Pit ifs Atty. sep6
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-08

BosToN, Sept 6th.-The 37th Mass.
regiment, will leave Pittsfeld on Sunday
and go by railroad TO Hudson, and
thence by steamer to Jersey city, The
10th Mass. regiment will leave on Sun
day via. Stonington The old sixth Mass
regiment for nine months will leave via.
Fall River. The sixth will march
through Baltimore.
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GROCERIES.

+ AAIPSi LAMPS-AS THE LONG NIGHTS
IL are coming, cheap and good lights are impor
tant to every body. We just receiving and
opening the largest aud cheapest stock Of Fancy
and Common Coal Oil Lamps ever broug t TO this
city-suitable for dwellings, churches steamboats,,
&C.. &c. together with gosd supply of Chimneys,
Wicks, Globes, Burners, and other articles con-
nccted with the Lamp trade. Having purchased
for Cash, in separate parts, from the manu-
facturer-and by putting them up ourselves, we
prepared to turn ont any kind or style of Lamp
the purchaser may desire, and thereby save con-
siderable in the way of breqkogs and freight. -
Merchants and others are invited to examine our
stock before buying elsewhere, are prepared
TO sell fully from to - per cent less than last
Fall Also, best Burning Oil always on hand and
sold as low at any other house in the city.
-,-t WICKER BROS,
aug30 No s. Main street.
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AGENTS:

2 Tho following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents in the places named: m
SIM. PettengiH 4 Co., No 81 Park Row, New
York, and No. State street, Boston. our
Agents for the Journal in those cities, and au-
thorized to take Advertisements aud Subscriptions
rus at our LOWEST RATES
Or Ralston, Boonville, Warrick Co.
John NJ. Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey Go. .ff.
John r. Doughcrty, Rockport, Spencer Go.
DANES l.. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Go.
John b. Handy, Newburg, Warrick Co.
DR.. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co. an
T A. b. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, Pe-eyville, Posey Co.
H.H. Custom, Petersburg, Pike Go.
Jonn Grant, Canal p. o., Warrck Co.
Robt. A. Throop, Francisco, Gibson Co. hs.
= Dir. II. Wilson, Owensvfllc.
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Secretary of War.

The Worlds dispatch says, we are
credibly informed and believe, that on
Thursday, Secretary Stanton handed in
his resignation of the portfolio of the
Secretary of War His resignation was
promptly accepted by the President, and
Gen. Halleek was asked to take the Sec
retaryship in his stead. Gen. Halleck
accented.
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sheriR's Sale No. as.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE Is
ID sued ont of tie Office of the Clerk of the VAN
derbnrgh Circuit Court, in favor of David Powell,
Jr., Administrator of David Powell, ST., deceased,
and against Catharine Nash and Others, L will, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER =, 1862,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock
p. of said day. at the door of the Court House in
the City Of Evansville, Indiana, offer for sale, at
Pubic Auction, the Rents and Profits for the
OF s. ven years of the following described Real Es-
tate, to-wit: - f.#.-..-l ........s.-. ...-e
The East half Of the Northeast quart of Sec
ton No. thirty (30), in Township No. four ~,
South of Range No. ten (l0) West, in Yanderburgh
county, Indiana. And should said Rents and
Profits not cell for a sufficient to satisfy said
Writ and Costs, will, at the same time and place.
offer for sale { Fee Simple of said premises
GEORGE W0LFLIN, Sheriff " c.
G w. HARDIN, Pitts Atty. sep6
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NOTICE.
ATTACHMENT

HENRY FELTAIAN1 Before Ben. stinsOn, Jus
vs.. tice of the 7 ace, Pigeon
STEPHEN GREER. } Townp, Yanderb'g CO., Ind
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SUITS
IN of attachment and garnishee were issued by
me on TIA Goth day of August, 1862, aud II appear
ing by the returns of the Constable made herein,
that said defendant is nonresident of the State
of Indiana, notice is therefore hereby given that
the second hearing of this cause is set for the oath
day of September, 1861 at nine o'clock In the fore
noon at my Office in the city of Evansville where
all persons interested can attend.
scp3-3w BEN. STINS0N, Justice. .
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BIR. EDITOR Please announce my name as a
candidate for the office of County Treasurer at the
ensuing October election. h.CALDWELL.
.- Weare requested to announce the name of LE-
ROY CALVERT as candidate for reelection to
the Office of County Treasurer at the ensuing Octo
Der election in Yanderburgh County.
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MIR. EDITOR YOU WILL PLEASE AN
nounce ELLIS LEWIS as a candidate for Distrsct
Attorney for the Common Pleas District composed
of the counties of Posey, Yanderburgh, Gibson
and Warrick.
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We are authorized to announce the name Of
GEORGE wOLFLIN as a candidate for reelection
to the office of Sheriff of yanderburg County at
the next October election. srfg
EDITOR JovRNAL Please announce M. L..
JOHNSON as a candidate for the Office of Sheriff of
vanderburgh County at the coming October cleo
ton
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War in western virginia.

y C1ScINNArr, Sept GA dispatch from
Point Pleasant to the Military Commit
tee at Galapolis, says the contending for
ces are now in sight of each other. The
enemy is said to be 900 strong. A bat
tie was imminent
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,sFoRT MONROE, Sept. 4th-The steam
er Daniel Webster, from Alexandria, ar
rived at Fort Monroe this morning with
1900 sick and wounded on board. About
200 sick soldiers arrived here this morn
ing from Washington, via. Baltimore.
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STATE SENATOR

Mr.. EDITOR You will please announce A. 7.
wHITTLEsEY, ESQ, as a candidate for State SEN
. ator from the Counties of Poscy and Yandrfburgh
at the next October election, in favor of maintain
ing the Union at all hnzarls
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Mr.. EDITOR AT the. solicitation of many citi-
zens of all parties, authorize you to publish my
name as candidate for County Commissioner Of
Yanderburgh County, at the ensuing October cleo
tiOn. ALEX. MADDUX.
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about twenty shots from Balls Bluff upon
a little canal steamer, the Fixing Cloud,
which plies between Georgetown2 and
Harper's Ferry. No body was hurt
The steamer has returned to Georgetown.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE f. & W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
A Company of Rebels GObbled Up.
Great Fights and Little Loss.
Washington Rumors.
Rebels RepuIsed at Falls Church.
The War in Western Virginia.
The war in western Virglnla.
The Jolly Jack Tars Alive.

New YORK Sept 6th.-Meyers & Co.'S
Machine shop was burned last night Loss
$4,000. 500 r.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
REMOVAL.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
l FULLY inform his friends and the public in
general, that he has removed his Boot and Shoe
Shop from Locust between Water and First to Syc-
smore between First and Second. He VIII, as ever,
try to deserve liberal share Of his old patronage
he is prepared to give strict attention to any or
der in his line. ANDREAS ANDREAE.
n. B. l always keep ON hand large assortment
ofBoots and Shoes. aug6