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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-19

conferences; OH rrr quesIUH OF Iay dele
Cotas sums up as follows; Ministers,
/ G 90 for, and 2,423 against-members,
81 $50 for. and 81, 553 against
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-19
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
IN this day taken out letters of Administration on
the estate of Charles G. Olmsted, late of Wander
burgh county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the estate are requested TO present them,
duly authenticated, for settlement and those in
debted are requested to make immediate payment.
The estate is supposed to be insolvent.
novl9 HIRAM HOPKINS, Admir-.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-19

Keller, d C, a lot of ground, bounded on the
west by Leet street, on the north east by
an alley, and on the southeast by lot No.
q, lower enlargement, ..........................
Oakley, James. Sr., lot s, block 79..........
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61s,65S 19,s43 I13843 5000

2. Ale9anps, Cecil, Sent, rno @aI6instcn=gou utb,
pel9e l9pn mebr aS iBr pples Quota bon freipiQiQen
nt'o gu %5ie9enben 9cloateil 9etelt BADEN, Ifnb BON Ser
3tebnng befreit. SIT Der Gtaot Baltimore irb oQen am
bern Counties tup bic Giurei6unsSlIten spllenbet unb re-
oibirt itno, oSer bis gum nG9iten Mittipp6 ben Is. bieIeS
peropaldnpi9t nnb repipirt perbeu mS9en, ipirb Der @pnts
mHidr, tpie frit6er au9eprbnet, Sur 3iebun9 I6reiter. $50
bic @tnreibunssliften nod ui9t Solenbet ODER rebibirt
ftnb, ioa 6er banit betra4te 8eante 6ieIelben 10 f6neQ
alS utO9ltd fir bic 8ie9un9 ~anfertigen unb tpetn bereit,
ipfort Sieie Office bappn bena9ri9tigen,
Sine S~enitsenbe 0fiIitarnta6t pirb in ipeuisea Suoea
9eltelt meroet, llul ale 8eGrnten Bel ben, ansfa6rllu9 10
rer Arltspfltbten 81 bel9iisea. Die ge5psenen Nianlls
l9atten tperben bon ben @outmilGren Sl 0ebSriaer 3eit
Sta4riGt babpn erbolten. ~
Guf &efeN bes @onbernelirs;
Hs8aa Spbn M. s. @re8wen,
SWtpO1 s8 &ii. @eueral ~@biutant.
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Gg DtarSbe tn5 DiGsnte,ie betmtrt bic

TOIontare mtbr ais bic 8usstn beS 6einbes. 9afet 6arum
iebet Utant barauf feben, bB er einen s%enlgenben 0Crratb
ypn 9CupwasS Qilen nit f9 tr6et. Sn Snoien uub Der
8rinm retteter oiefsIben 3ouisnbe Ron britti6en e pl6dten
oa5 Qeben. gur rs Gts. per GGd6tef 213
E1- Das 9Spdbsnblatt oS Baltimore Y8eder" err
ideint iehen 6reios SIC tag.
IS entb6It % breite SpaIten 2eftfoff, unb
has 6ounat III beoeutenb 8rRbe r ais br ta9Ii6e Deder.
) nbult:
NoGridtcn uno teIsgrapbAdc Depei4en aus allen &beilen
be2 9anbe8
@prrefppnbenSen aus ben S~eISIassrn.
@OttorieIle @rttteI iber bic wi9heen Eaeesiraaen
unb SaS gtsneiie aus @aibin3tOn uno ben Departcmeuts Der
Re3ie'lnb. ~e;sSicbts, weannisfaItises, 3am6tpirtb-
fa,aftlicbeS Il. iopie ou4 cine ueberiiGt her eurOp6t<
Fsut9ffittn peIde bt8 CUR Stunbe Der 8ublita.
ton cintaHfen. sm m
@m,eine G~EtnpIare fnO jeben 6reitao UtOrsen pO6lperr-
pati SAr 8ttltntuno a 5 @eitS in Der Office gu 6abeu.
So RAD Q~eutlstlans oerienben ipr sinselpe @reuplar
) st. tpoftolre' an }r5eae slne &ortlie.
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t Sc fOrbem.-@ Son ben taInelt eelOr-


+ @efUrbem. @pn Den junelt eeltpr=
beuen GoIOaten publi3iren mir fol9enpe peutlG=
tltusenOe Namens 6rant @tisu, 81. 81. 9.
8eni. S. 9anaman, RI. %. g.; s.. Shat
|9er, 80. g. g.. Gbas Dtder, 101. N. g.,
2Gnt. 8ertl6, So. &C. 9. Corp. pster @arl,
20. 81. g.; 0t. 5ellenbutg, 3. Ser. ct. Suf.
i Me9r 8tnppen. - @eltern NbenO
fam paS IL. @ermpnt &egiment bier an. Die
Oa3u 9ebDrtgen Geute lino 10 wOblbabenp, oab
lfe etn SermGsen bon iber SO, 100000 reprd
i%en!tren, mas Den oft 8emaHten 8UrWurf, Die
nniUn0truppsn leien 9~sfaufte SSlpltn9e, ella
t1nt wtOerte9t.
6olsenpe linO bic 0auptOff3iere pes Ge9i
ments @olouel = Nla s.. blunt, Don ct.
SObnSburg ; 9teut. @olonel NOspeu 6arns
BAN ; MajOr 9eOt 81. &inssleg ; 9lDjutant 81.
s. 8augban; Suartiermeiter 9arr9 8rplpn@
ION /; Captain 9outs s, 8raltow; Ar3t .. S.
&st9am ; 9alfsar3t 81. g. GUun.
+ @tfeubaBnunfall.- Nls eeitern
MiOrsen pas 2. Metrppplttan 8eg. pom Ner=
9prt naG bier fam, fiel in Der Nape Der Bride
Don 9apre be Grace Srant 6epY bon Der
0lattfprm. Der 3ug sins iiber i'm unO er
tru9 10 srdBliGe 8frlssua9em papDn, Oab er
balp Darauf tarb.
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Sine erfplsrciee Expedition radb SaefiCnoine il
Slorica. Cine Observation-Disclosures erbentet.

Newsgorf, 10. Sft. Die Shines pu=
bltsirt cine int~erellants Gr3a9luns ether @r-
petition mad Dem ct. ScbnsfluB unp mad
SadlOnOiae IN 6lprlpa, peldbe purHauS er-
fOlsrei9 mar. Die Nebelea lieben ibre 8Or=
tiIfatipnen nit a9t l6Wersn @plumbtaOen
8pet ge3ogenen &anonen, ale In better Srp-
hung, elmer niGt auf9steltsn @clumbia@
be, i'm SttA.
Die &a~nunsntuote 9insen mad Sadionpile
unO 3erttGrteu Die 6errp, fAnttten ben 8iid Jug
zines @eprgia 0te9imentS ab uno lperpen
pubrl4etnlt8 cine @nertlatanpe sefansen
nebmen. is
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@ Sn @beeline nnO ltmeeeenS be-
iOrst 9r+ Gecr9 SuiA BEN 0SEeceer''
Sen Snbicribenten hrs 6auS.

HB- sSn Cumberland tptrb Der SSecter
ben Subfcrtbenten bmrh ben SIgenteit
s. ~. Nnppert td9liA nus Sans selies
fcrt. e
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In3ntpmmenbe . ampfer.
Wnn Mnh #G
SerfanfSsM nseteeu.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

8atttmpre, ben 8. Oftober 1862.
Se9ts. Samfaq tem11. bs. Mts. Mprsens
nm IL uhr niro auf benz Cattle GbpW @ruu0 etne
gartbie ausrar9trter &rmee-@ ferbe auf Sfentli9er
YerEeigertn9 bertduft. IS 5igs0 miftr
acknowledgement; baart 3ablans in Mtinss pbr
GbabdultSnpten. SaS. Belaer,
Stt8-H @pl. nno 2uartiermeiaer.
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spatercs unu &cntndy.
&raa9'8 Strmee eefH1aeen mnS anf
benz MuHsuee bceriffcm.
8men Oerfplat Bic McbelIem.

Q|unisptl1e, 10. SIT. Sn Der 6rate
bes seltrissn MfOrsenS 9rif Sen. gusl Die
Nrmee 8ra9s's am Chaplin Greet - in Der
manufacturers gidbe Don 9err9epiae - an.
@6 e%ntitanp elm tur3er ober f4redlt@er
&f. Die NebeQen Foben in bret perl9ter
benen &tdtung liipwdrtS.
unlere 3ruppen linp auf Der 8erfCl9uns
beqrifen. 9taN Den leBten NaGrihten waren
Sen. @tl6ert's Stuppen Oibt biuter ben Ste
belen.
Neitere GinSelbeitsn ilber Die beicereitissn
Gerlulte linD niAt b%efarnt.
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in Der @6la6t BET GOrtntb erbaltenea @uus
ben aelOrben let 1T untUrlstt.
Gin nener 1tminms= 5iea.
(@Sening 9tar.)
GET. gmen bat bic gaebsnen irtter Srnss

9e1d1fdgcn.
Bentae Mtnuten beppr wtr Die 2. Nusgobe
beS Star" CUR 9rsle 9eben, bat Cas &rteG0|
bepartement cine DepelAe pom Netsn elbal~
ten NIT Der ansenebmeu Nu6ri&t, Dap @sns~
raj Buell. eine grpse SGlaGt utit Der Nebel<
lenarmee unter @enetalmajpr 8ra99 beltanO,
tn welGer er etnen srOben SteS fur pie Union
erfO6t. II
Der Selesrapb Derli6ert, baB fetn 3rfifsl
berriAe in 8ssus auf Oa0 &elultat.
@ettere Snformattuuea Offt3teae BE
rt6te - msrpen smeifFloQbne n balD Sutpm@
men.
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8eaebtenetpertb fir Meftduroteure

Seacbtensiuertb fir Meftamrateure
uno bas @ubltfum insbeIpnoere.
gas lett neuerer Belt BON 0rafe s Co.,. gew- Dprf, nit 70
8rpBen Auftpnnoe bier e%tn8eflbrte lisig6 5U
plantation. Bttter8
ut 1ettosrt ibon LANCE inter nneinern @antett AT BADEN asre-
lent, ipelbes i'd BET Der @aIpne uno SIdihe beSeutenb bflioer
Dertaufe. s30 aH1a vsioe~Hf
Serner empfns Sa gtetp-gott cine Seneuns Samaica unb
Santa SrDtr Nuut lesterer wssen ieinss fetnen unb bur6.
~prtn9enoen @eruheS 5um Seneben bes TabacS fur @iaarrens
NADER pprSagIt@ seei8net, S~erfauft i'm @rDsen unb aIeinea.
yea. n .. BDrn, SO u. @anItr4
StdO,5rnt q 2Ghnret Mber Der Bride told town..
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SDfalbertbts aus sss afbtnstOn.

>aB M~mseisem ppn sBaibin9tOm, melcbe bis Wad.
mtttagS 4 nor bel unlerem Mgenten Srn. 4~iepfelc
DC. 42O @-Str. GbsesebeH wetcen, ftHcen lIncs
Aufndbme III Der nddbitfolgeHoen Nuinmer.
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Ut arftpreise.


Ntnbbteb So tpurben 1880 Stud arae>
bpten ; blelelben tpnrbeu D~erfauft 81 2 IS
"a A SO % 100 h.
@6wetne wMrpen su b6beren YreiIea
BON a so @ $50 p~erfauft.
S4ae tpenise i'm Marft. pretle feft bon
100 "a 40. ~
@IeGb0l. gerfGufe 81 So "a 65 gents
% @aapne fur 95 proc. proof.
q d E. got SIS. 81, Yearl So 90.
8temenwa6S. So Cd 40 GtS.
8anmwp lie. 81 @ 80 Cts. 4e tb
Cafe. NtD rSs fb Fl @ 224, SaSa 273
a. 20 [fetner fell. 9aquaYra 23@247@. :
g%art9Glser. 8lanbOl3 $4,000
6rI6te. aSraneen So "a 4 % 8Or @i>
trOnea 81 IS @ 8 ; trOdene Mpfel I ets.
@ewirs. ptement y Id 9 @ts. Nalfen
l0@11 !; Mustatnub SO ca 81 f; Muscat>
blItbe As @ At.
@uanD. YeruSian: 224O fb $50 Ia 81 .
Rnp1enmebl $24.
Set etbe. MetSen, rpt6 prbtnGr I3o@l4O
gut bis ausge3etGnet 100; weiber neuer 1000
I65. ys8.g
Safer. Marglanb 40 "a AZ, penmiHSani
fder so @ 90.
8prn, tpetBes 65 "a 10, gelbeS g..
Npggeh WfarYlanD 70, penRl9lS. 80.
Webl. 5pparpfreet fuper Sc Oo@6 %
y la ertra ....+..6 873
u ~ " TamilA ......7 rs
Ha Sbtp & &entudH 9nper ...5 873
n @ - 800 @rtla ....63 II
u SANITY az II
Baltimore 9 Is
NpddenmebI 81 OOM4 Us.
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Cute @e1eseubett.

cute UeIe9enDett.
gne cut einseri6tele ieiue 9tefauratiOn in BaIbinston il
Saml eHSsrbdtnlle balbtr gu ~serfauien. 9dbeteS beI Nteb
telot, @eenr bss gSsfer III 9Dalbiugtpn. Stills
Der SGultrirte DNoIfs&alenSar"
fir baS Sabt1863 III 5u paben bel
S. s. Rtebfelbt, Dabin8trn. .. g.,
St11S 9lU. 400 Y Str, nabe Der 9. Cir.
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aacDb @eeoer, 80. % @trmanlfr.

einpfietlt ieite suSpobl BON beiten t~upterutt Eprtennl6beIn
anb Gaferoltn. GprinserleSuabbeI, i1Bne Iatirte S~eberr5bre
unb Wpget6ft8e, Hatent.S GultafeIn, iewie Elm 9lcbes @prtt-
uasnt iranseFi@e nab n~eHflbsrnt 3 nee9sIstdnber* Da24i
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8Vrnmebl $3.50.
MpIamss; Cuba 20 q SO, aoyprtO &iep
greptftpnea* Sdultern % IL 81 "a 81
Nets. Carolina 81, Oltinb. 6. a
Soften Z, SHtnfen 9@10. MeB.Yplt $12.Oe
Sal5+ @rpunp Mlum l. 20 5s Cad, Nlb>
tpn's So. Is, Gnrfs Sslanp 40 GtS. % 8mI6el
bonn Stpre.
Stdrfe. @erl 6 a. Z % f.
Wbtsfeg. Wentg 8ertGufe 81 iii Gttp
unb 35 fur SbiO 4B Sal. .
3uders @rDeerie 8.5O@9.75, YOrtO &teD
8.75@9.75. m
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Na9ritt wiro bierWtt 9e9eter, baB bic unterseidneie pom
Ssatlsn9ettGte eer Sta6t Baltimore gpana9t CUR 8erpaltuns
pes Aadlatles pes elbtsr periterbenen &c cr8e Steuer-
Elm at 9. Stibr. 1862 erboltelt bat. Mne ~bieientaen, psl@e
5prserungeu en- cieien @a6lab baben, weroen btermit ~aufseiOr-
bert. tclbe nebit ben nDtbi9en Beleget an Dber Der Sem 9.
Iprl 1868 stnjurei9en uno 9eltenb Su MAIDEN, poer su ae-
mdrti8en, 6ae fe ibrer Anlprii@e an OlsIem &a9lalIe 9e5lebH6
tlr Hsrlaltt9 ertlart wer6en. AIe bic 3oblungen an bieIsn
Nea9laB 81 MAIDEN baden, werbcn tierutf onfse iprbert, ipIbe
utSerSl9IiG an bte InterSeihnete3 a IeiIten. a}s
H@rneftne SteMerIein,
SttlO. 4p, MIN 500 .ssrl6eIE Mbminitratpr
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arbeits= gfa9weiiungs-Sireau
1banesltr. go. S.,

:" @VWNIEDIEFF IEU@ OOI
inter Nnfiht Der rDeut1en @efeufbaf."
Nne O~teentoen, peIde oeutide 9aubperter, Arbetter peer
D%tenitbDten gu befbdftilen pini9en, ippe al eutI6en Nr-
tettutenben wDlen f1 peri6Hltn o6er in trte1 Sriefen
an ben assnten Der @eiedf9af Serrn s.. 4. % eIltn9bof,
go. So 2bamtsir., pencen. peL4er unfnteetli@ &Isrnnft
ettbeileu mu6.
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900 Sbnetoer fur Ne9terun9SGrbett
500 CUTE S6ueiber erbalten iCfprt Nrteit an Grmee=. Uni
termen unb reroen bic b66nen Yreife besablt, peun malt G1
totert bet Gelcner S 60. in gfp. los unc 1O7 WurD
6dpffr. melbet, @p3Os
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Serlanat unD sefmcbt.

N~O~Iono+ . Gin Mae6eu p6er frau fit cine fleiue
SCI1ultyI > 5anilte. 9pbn gut unb g8dl6e wrb aus.
seg Ben. Mn5uira9en BET uImaH s Co., go. 3 9tCrtb.
@dsar SWtI8en Tagette- rpp Saltmpreifra BET GbrtftirGe
9~sseniber. g
Snlle0Rindl. gtS 9sati4sg Der fit 4 Monatsn ~
aGs &rfeber 8u9balter II. |, N. In etaem IDIben geiGdft.
GabEre Musiuufs ett9ett Scr. NRIaer, OpUelftr. gip. l.. %
NcInH,t : @ine feui6e 8G9tu, bic tn 9ausbaIt be-
VClAul = panbert, paf6eu Mn6 biieeln peritebt, fur
eiue prtp.t 6anilie pbne &iaber. 2Ubn So per Dtpuat. @ute
@mpfebluu9 1T erIprberltb.
8. Semfen,
So 81. 3. Sira6e. smh9en .. unb @.Gtr,
Wlpgft5 WaibinstOn, .. 6.
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-05
For the WASHINGTON Telerranb

MEETINGS OF PREsBYrERY AND SYNOD.
These two religious bodies 70. s. PRESBYTERIAN
convened in this place on Wednesday and
Thursday, 22d and I'D ut. Sixteen minis
ters and eight elders were present Besides
the usual routine OF business, religious SER
vices were held daily. These were well at
tended, and an interest shown which was en-
couraging to the friends Of religion. One
candidate for the ministry was examined and
licensed by the Presbytery.
The presence of two veteran Missionarie
Rev. Messrs. Kingsbury and Byington. from
the Indian Nation, with their associate. Mr..
Copeland, gave zest to the exercises The
aggregate labors Of these three brethren
among the Choctaws since 1878, the time
the mission commenced is j05 years. They
were accompanied by two elders as delegates.
both public men in the nation, who also took
part in the services.
The ministers at Searoy, Fort Smith and
other disturbed points have continued their
work regularly, and in most Of the Congrega-
tons Sunday schools have been kept in pro-
gress. rrrt.
The closing meeting Sunday night was ad-
dressed by the missionaries and Choctaw ell
ders, and a contribution Of nearly : 200 made
by those present for the cause of IN ssions.
Synod expressed thanks to the people of
the town aud vicinity for the Inequalities
shown them and adjourned to meet at Little
Rock in Oclober OF next year.
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-05

YANKEE OrFICEEs HAERYI,G NEGRoE<
The VIck>burg Wig has been furnished
With tl:e following story by q gentleman
from this State, the CORRECTNESS u whic b
he vauchcs for:
"Hnilc the Yankee troops under Fitch
xere il camp M White river. near Ml,E-
snn, Ark, Jyl. Dii.I-, Ut tha 1T Wis
cousin regiment, n,rane terribly euamu. :
ci With h negro Nnnan beIungin. III Da-
yii GinI.n IT St. z. aucis uBty, Al
though a b.ak A. ebony, ii CJionel
prnP sed ml-ril-n, ana in j Short time he
.ei her - the hyih NAL al.lr ani there
the black hearted dog took Miss Mary
G0ollue '.fur better CT worse \ short
time afterwards tie MajT Nj the SAM
regiment married slave belonging a.
DR.. wash, Of 1t FraDcis county. and
ab Jut fhe same time the Chaplain ID the
| st Wisconsin eied intJ the .'h"ly
bands M ned.uck' with a negrr If tie
bl ckcsi dye, tic property Of Mr.. Thomas
llving on White river. The Yankees had
stolen all the negroes within their reach.
and had them cuufinel within heir lines
\ week or two after the officers married
the adorable niggers," aud then the
battle # Lnnguelle was fought, resulting
10 the defeat OF the enemy. During the
battle Mary Goodlue, the Yankee Colon, + .
African wife, was taken prisoner, a. was
also the Major and his wife; while the
Chaplain and his "better half were al
most Instantly killed, and $50 Of the .tol-
en- negroes recaptured. The gentle man
who Informed US Of the above aver. that
1t Is every word correct. and AIDA that
when the chaplain was inferred the dead
bodies Of six negroes, killed 10 battle,
were placed above him.
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-05

TALLow CANDLES EQUAL TO STAR
-uessrs E5itors-It may be of interest to
your numerous readers TO know that, with
not cent Of additional cost, tallov can
dies can be made fully equal 10 point Of
merit to the common star candle.
To two pounds Of tallow add one tea.
cup full of COED strong ley, from wood
ashes, aud simmer over slow fire, when
a greasy scum will float over the top;
skim this Oft for making soap, lit is very
near soap already,) as long a. it continues
to rise. Then mould your candles as
usual, making the wicks little smaller.
and you have pure, hard tallow candle
worth knowing how 10 make, and one
that burns as long and gives light equal
to sperm. The chemistry demonstrates
itself. An ounce or two Of beeswax will
make the candle some harder, and steep
leg the wicks in spirits turpentine will
make 1t burn some brighter. | write
with one before ne.-MoJHe Neps.
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-05

SrnsEwALL ADMINISTERS TINS SAcRATEyr
Dl the morning .! a recent battle near HsrD
cr'- Ferry. alter sermon by one IF the Chan
lan-- ~trncw4ll ~ SsDn. whn. IN tne wax. \,
an elder ia the Presb terrain ClurcA : Imi1.
I-tereI the sacrancnt ~ ihe chnrch metnbep,
in biz army llg invited ail christians a. par.
ticipat- Ia the CEREMONY. Baptist. ID.
-rraighte-t Of his sect, thoroughly irnhued
W.-h the iiea NJ close cOm-alniDn. va seeu
90 besitate: but the occasion ani the nr1n wha
pre-iieii- "vercams hi scrupl-s and thus i
na= AapreneA that abe Pro.i-oct Of "a sht aui
the eiolueBre 81 jackson. male b p,e
f'rg-t that baptism l. tie door into 4
church. In aA JacksDl.'s army rn a-4ANs
rarely uttered 4 rcligiOus "a enthusiasm ne.
rnile- II wliith makes every man = hero. ,ai-
-.liH- N.Y. The justice Df our cause. anl im
bIci With The strongest convictions 1T patr.
nt--nl. hiS men ere irresistible III this inci
ti-nt. We hare nm explanation II Gen. Jack
-ll'. inEineibi.ity. anu We ara thus enafls
IN nfi-icr-tfHl Hhy hi men are III heroes. an
Rhy they en- inrc without 4 nurrnur the a.
verr-t harlships 10 which Any troop. hayr
he"n subjected during the war When paac.
i restored. IL viii ~ an honor II INV Inla \
sav: 4 belonged t. the army OF Stonexal
Jackson -hn21rile Reyi=ter.
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-05

Ia The Irish Patriot, John Mitchell. hs,
Recently nrrivf j W Richmond from Paris. n,
! 30 ardent frienl of the South an,l ha. -ro
+nns IN orr army The vi:i-barg Wing sars
Mr. Mi'c'icll wss scrnaded at the bo,
MI IN Richmond 4 nie hr Or two after bis
arrival when lie came cut and msdes
hort speech lie said the South had
10 real friend in any European n,-ian
On military EXPLOITS h-d uiade Us a.
mnn-; ne highe,t admiration Wa eE.
pi's Ell f'r u everywhere not eren
france stood ~ high a. wlr.Ike cauD-
fr.-tut there was 10 active rf,ctire
~ymna'hy.
There woul.l Dc no infcrFe-tfan. We
would have 10 fight it out sinslc-hsnded
ana against Va Odds, for fhn llls o.
IA usands of recruits were swelling tls
h1nkae armies, as he had occasion n
know FIR he had scen thein III nv. w
from New York to Baltimore.
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-05

PLUNDERISG GEN. TAYLoR,s ID
TIoN.-Walton's daily MontpeIisr 1sl4.
al contains letter from a s5lj;o. soy,
Sth Vermont, dated Camp AL. 2 tas
La, Aug. 29th, in which he sta eaaaas
on the previous Thursday, the mr. M tast
Gen. Richard Taylor, 4 So " hi \ y q
Taylor, (by whom it was be1ge,'gts 1snf
him, was conhscatei, the 80 49,
10 the rebel army. The slave. ao'
number, were declared emancin1to n i
the plantation vas plundered bytb. r I'M
soldiers According to the writer. 'aiR
'fIt il one Of the most -plapdia III
tons that ever saw. There ara raots-
700 acres of sugar cane which nu In i
upon the ground II the governnoo. rot
not harvest it. | wish you emil 80
seen the soldiers plnnder this pIan.sP
After the stock was driven IF ,lab
began BY ordering theslaves n bring
everything there was toest sp}
They brought out hundreds n b.,i.
wine, eggs preserved..fgs aid peach, d
keys, chickens. and honey in any Qua e-
81 brought away large cam Mi.
and frying pan belonging to old &c
Taylor, and also many Of his priT,,.
pers. have one letter Of his Own
writing, and many from Sec. Marcy
from Gen. Scott, and some from H. .]4st+
tor Floyd. L brought to camp four ho,.,
Of claret wine. Lieut.. - rs
away half barrel Of the best syTp, az
the sugar house, aud large can Of ~
The camp kettle and pans | Intend (,
send home. They are made of he.rr !;
covered with copper. | think | will -
home the private papers by mail, il | !
no. let any one have them. Ehe cam,
loaded down with plunder-al kind.
clothing, rings, watches, guns, pisa
swords, and some Of Gen Taylor's \
hats and coats, bells, swords-and In I,
every oil relic he had is worn abou, ,
camp
"Yon aud every one may be thanki
that you are out Of reach of the plumb
iDg armies. Here are whole families
women aud children running 10 the wc,
large plantations entirely deserted
nothing ieft except slaves TOD Old To r
away; all kinds of the best mahoys
broken ~ pieces Nolhiu z l. respects
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-05

RGs- We understand that Gen. Blanchard
left few days ago for the purpose of selecting
Il suitable spot on which to erect Notifications
for the defence of the Red and Ouachita rivers.
The well known scientific and engineering skill
of the General in all that appertains to military
defence, is a sure guarantee that warm re-
ception will be given to the piratical cruisers
of the enemy who may attempt on the waters
of these rivers to carry into effect the famous
proclamation Of the Gorilla. that is to go into
operation on the first of January next. As the
first of January is the usual time of settling
debts in the South, the agents of the Gorilla
may at that time, expect a liberal instalment
of what is due to them Monroe Register.
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-05
LrxcoLy's PRocLAnArroS-T The Harrisbur

LINCOLSs PRoCLAMATtoN.- The Harrisbur
PENN Union gives the following warning:
We warn the revoluticnists in time If they
proceed in their purpose, let it be with their
eyes open to all the consequences. Before
they succeed in abolishing slavery, in violation
of the Constitution and elevating the negro to
their own level, their revolution must meet
and subdue a movement Independent of, and
different from, the Southern rebellion move
ment whose object will be to maintain the
Constitution inviolate, and to crush to the
earth every rebel impious enough to raise his
hand against it.
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-05

Texas ITENs-The following items are from
the Brownsville Flag of the 10th ut:
We understand that cotton has sold in thi,
market during the past week at 56 cents per
pound in Confederate money Large quantities
are crossing the river daily.
Hon. Edwin b. Scarborough had been as
sassinated while travelling from his residence
in Cameron county to the house of the Hon.
L. Dougherty, distance of perhaps eeven
miles.
A large lot Of printing paper, of every size,
was expected to arrive in Matam oros within a
few days.
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-05

ACCIDENT TO CAPT. DANLEY.-We are pain
ed to record very distressing accident which
happened to our friend Capt. c. C.. Danley,
Editor Of the estate Gazette" at Little Rock.
ne started last Wednesday for Richmond.
About two miles from the city he was thrown
from his buggy, and dashed against the
rocks. His right leg was severely fractured in
several plac and his right arm so much
inutilated az to make an immediate amputa-
ton, above The elbow, Indispensable
He was brought TO town in an ambulance
and received prompt surgical attention. Our
last accounts represent him as doing well, and
we hope the worstis passed. When he recov-
ers ne will still be able to discharge his edito~
rial duties. Heis not man who succumbs to
misfortune,
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-05

THREE CHEERS FOR THIS = God bless those
women One of them is worth dozen men
for overcoming difficulties. a lady Of our
county, the wife of volunteer, had a beef
killed and skinned, took the hide and with
her own hands tanned it, made pair of shoes
and SAINT them to her husban in the army
Girls, what do you think of that? That's the
wife for soldier laddie." That sort are
the mothers Of Presidents and heros