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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18

SELF-SEALIsa STAMPED NEWSPAPER WRAPPERS.
Over 5000, 900 stamped newspaper wrappers have
been sold since their introduction at Post Offices, be-
eide large numbers Of unstamped wrappers by
the general trade. Nothing could bs more oonve'
nient to nclose newspaper, pictorials pamphlets
or magazines " friends in the army and army boz
pitfalls,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18

ARRIVAL OF Sick AND WOUNDED 6oLnnhs.-
Tho $50 sick and wounded soldiers who arrived ners
on tho Vanderbilt on Friday evening were taken -
Saturday morning to The David's Lland Hoop isai'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18

Among the returned Union officers who came down
from Richmond to Harrisou's Lapding, under. q flag
Of truce on the steamers Spsuldinl Ariel, and Long
Branch, on the l4th inst, were Generals Mccall and
Reynolds, Col. Stockton, 10th Michigan; COL
GaHager, Ilth Pennsylvania; Col. Simpson, 9TH
New-Jersey; Col. Brewster, Excelsior Brigade;
Lieut. Col Jackson, llth Pa; Lieut.-Col. Hatch,
4.h N. j.; Lieut.. Col. varney, 5th Me-; Leut'Col.
sweltrer, ed Pa; Major Johns, 18th Pa; Major
Davidson, 9Th Pa; Major Birney, 4th N.J.; Major
Gilbert, N. Y, and Major O'Neill, N Y. Artillery.
There were altogether lH officers. The above
names were all we could obtain in the confusion Of
the landing; no one having taken the trouble 10
make out list.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18
The Statue Of Lincoln.

"There is niche IN the Temple of Fame, niche near 20
WAsHiSGTos which tnc nd be occupied by the Tstue OF
him VINO ,h. save his country Mr. LIycoLs has mighty
desny IL il for him 20 he bu President Of tie people OF
the United States, and nert Tsll IA statue b,
JOHN J. CilITTENDEN
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-05

of New York than if l had remained at
home. have seen them on the battle
field flushed with victory. / have seen
them dismayed with defeat; have seen
them sleeping on the frozen ground; l
have seen them suffering and dying in
the hospitals; claim, gentlemen, to
know as well as any man knows, what
race of men come from New York And
| tell you, gentlemen, that they do not in
tend to give up. They do not intend to
surrender; they do not intend to let their
country go. You will, perhaps, gentle
men, when you get the returns from the
election, be somewhat alarmed at some
election districts near you; but wait,
gentlemen, wait till you hear from the
hills of St. Lawrence in the north; wait
till you hear from the hills of the Ale
ghany on the south; wait till you hear
from the Valley of the Mohawk and the
Onondaga; wait till you hear from them,
gentlemen, and4you will hear voice
which will bring JOY and glad tidings to
every loyal heart in this land. Let me
say to you, that if we meetthis great cri
sis in which an overruling Providence
has assigned us to act-if we meet it as
becomes men-if we shape our course so
that we may appeal to the God of Justice
to smile upon our arms and our, coun-
-cils,-the glories of the revolutionary pc
riod even will pale before the achieve
ments of your soldiers and your states
men in your own day. -a
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-05
REGULAR PACKETS.

Low Water Arrangement.
TTNHE LIGHT DRAUGHT PAS
l. SENGER PACKET sll=t-k-S
"JNO. IT. McCOMBS." uSEzssEssse.slsAA
Capt. J. ii BUNCE. J LUSK, elk
Will leave EVANSVILLE for LOUISVILLE, ev-
cry MONDAY morning at 10 o'clock, and every
THURSDAY, evening at 7 O'Clock. Returning
leaves Lou isvile every wednesday and Saturday at
O'Clock, p. NJ.
ps- WILL LEAVE PUNcTUALLY AT AD-
vERTISED TIME.
cox HUMPHREY, Agts.
Oct. '62
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-05

Railros DIS Steamboats,. Mining,
Dist lie les, Flour, Corn, Sugar,
and Ma Mills.
Tobs eco Wine and Lard Presses.
Sash an Muley Saw Mills.
Al o, Sleet Iron and Copper work.
H. uss Fronts, Window Caps and
6lls, Ventillators, Crates, Iron
Railings, and every description
Of Iron and Brass Castings.
Dealers in Steam and Water Qua
ges, Gum Betting and Packing.
Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe
and Fittings, &C.,
LP ELNUFLCTUREB's PBIcES.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-05
The Campaign In New YOrk--.ElO-
Quent Speech OF Gen. XadSMOrth.

At very large Union meeting at
Cooper Institute, New York, on Thurs
day evening, Gen. Wadsworth, the Union
candidate for Governor of the State, was
present, and made very telling speech,
from which we extract the following:
i announced at an early stage in this
canvass that l did not propose to come
on to New York until after the election
was closed I have been induced to
change that decision by the earnest solic-
itation of some of my friends, and by my
own consciousness of the great magni-
tude of the questions involved in the can
vass. l stand before you candidate for
your suffrages; but l come with no per-
sonal claims If / know my own heart,
l come with no personal aspirations. /
have seen with pain the undue and exag
gerated personal eommendations with
which my friends have referred to me,
and have thrown aside with contempt
and scorn the ealumnies with which my
personal enemies have assailed me.
1t is my deliberate and solemn convic-
tion that here in the State of New York,
here, more even than upon the Shenan-
doah and in the valleys of Kentucky
is the battle being fought which is to pre-
serve our liberties and perpetuate our
country.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-05
AUCTION & COMMISSION
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.

TT NELSON a CO., WOULD INFORM THE
III. public that they will attend to selling on
Commission at Auction, Private Sale, any and
lI kinds of Merchandise. Particular attention
xIven 10 selling Real Estate Wo will attend TO
selling Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages, and
Vehicles. Particular attention given to selling
Household Furniture, both old and second hand,
sity or county.
H. NELSON will pay particular attention. to
collecting debts or claims; will act as agent for
renting houses and collecting rents, and any and
All business entrusted to u.s.. rsf
Office on Main Street, opposite Court House, one
door from Crescent City Bank, Evansville. .a
myl5 nr5e.. II. NELSON 4 co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-05

Paducah and Cairo.
TNHE LIGHT DRAUGHT AND SWIFT
i running steamer
liza Eel Dell,
CLARK, Master, leaves THIS DAY, at IL o'clock.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
iep15 J. =. HALL, Agent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-05
DOCTRESS.
The Rebellion Ceased.

THE LATE WIDOW OF DIR. COwLES BEGs
Il leave to announce to her old friends and pat
rons that she still continues the preparation Of the
Old Doctor himself, which won for him o practice
at that time unequaled in the West. She is now
located two and half miles North Of Evansville,
on the Plank Road, near Hegley's Mill on Pigeon
Creek. jyil-dly
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-05

Old Metal Bought; Jobbing and
Repairing done at short notice,
and WoTkmen sent to all parts Of
the country to set up and do re-
pairing on machinery and boilers.
SEND ron cIRCULIB AND sEs PRICE LIST.
April >, 1851.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-05
Sash Doors, Blinds and Frames,

For sale at reduced prices at Hunnel's Factory,
corner Walnut street and Canal. am also dress
ing foring at thirty -fve cents per hundred feet.
Octk2 WM. HUNNELL.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-05
Majority for Joseph K Edgerton, 4;
Eleventh District.

Majority for James F. Mcdowell, 923.
The candidates in the first column
were all nominated by conventions of
the Unconditional Union organization,
except Julian in the Fifth District, who
was nominated by primary election
held in April. The second column
shows the votes cast for the candidates
of the Breckenridge party.
The following shows the comparative
vote for Secretary of State and Congress-
men, by Districts:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-05
Iajority for Law, 1880.
Second District.

? Majority for Jas. A. Cravens, 400.
Walter @. Gresham received number
Of votes in some of the counties.
Third District
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-05
HARTFORD
FIRE IN S u RANCE
COMPANY,
Hartford, Connecticut.
INCORPO RATED 161
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

with Successful Business Experiences
FIFT1 n Il "A r. -
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-05

1 also Manufacture all kinds Of Machinery. sush
a. appsrtsns 10
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-05
Majority for Ebenezer Dumont, s
Seventh District.

Majority for Daniel W. Voorhees,
2,4S1.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-05

". C. HASTINGS, Secretary.
A. u. HASTINGS, President.
Insares against Loss and Damage BY Fire en-
Dwellings and their contents, Manufacturer, Mills
storehouses, Stocks OF Merchandise, at fair and
reasonable rates Of premium.
Policies promptly issued and losses adjusted 70
the Company by
A. c. HALLECK 4 SON, Agents.
ny7 First St., near Post Onhcs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-01

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s'asssr.srv srssgszru.s usss sf'e tssse 80
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e~fnes
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81 s-.--, ss-rs-<s~s stiosss a. tcsteF-i
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Aassa<sr< death ,tsh tansrL assce sa@cs~i
&c. 4 F--,.s.,, Plssss sd Ereu-son-, go,'ss
a., lseslSssusis . ssvsiseEs. . y ehefcse''
I~<-I .ev-rsisszsse-s .1nsrs>s ~ the savszss
Al srr-ys ss,s-rsnx. az p=ynsrs es - e~ ee.Ase
= ~ l-ssl proee~fnss. ~ :. ~ 49,
s.>.- p-siHetsr ~ sccsr1sr.ssf- t1r tse socur.c,
: : >.i~-rti-sznsnss ees eus ths sn5aA' ea-rs-e !"
'ss-sr puhileefioo-
'lle Weekly Express
eas.s.s-.s .vvr, WEDNESDAY,. sssl.ss Vvr ainun'
go ,.p-s s-sss -dt1og, ,ss aon<y. nsT eonlina-
on<rr dmr thsn pad ior
ss.s~> 90 ss.-rst>sos q" W~~h'S .
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-01

ASsETs
ash, Balaz..e n bank, 1851 81
sonds and Mortgages being fret lieu %
Real Estate. worth lesss o. SGT 2o0) e0q Goa o.
.svans Oh stocks, payable on oeuaof.
(maFkr; value Of securities sls7 ,o7e s0) l44eo0 o
ssnk stock, tuaFke' vslue) 7ssTb q
value. las,sss 9.
Tooklyp City Water Bends, 1870 O
sortb Carolina State Bcrds (osrkef vsll 1850 o
sissouri state Bonds trnsrket value, 1s,ooo Q,
teal Estate, No. Wal Street, IS ,3oc a.
utyest due ca lg January, 1881, fcf
which t27 go - kss s.ncs been re-'1. 2f,7os 6.
Ssisace II hznte Q: Agents and q course
q transmission frorr Agents, c. lgs cf
January lof which sll ,ase Is hss sncs
besu reocivo.), 500 1
-slis Reoeivsbls Cfor Preri-zss &C u
Land Rsksl. H,cSs O
ther Property. xiscelisnecus its-ns, b6o~
Srcmums due and onco,c-rt on Psi
clos trsuea ~ onos, 5,lso
fotsl si.<ss.<os .
CHARLES :. zAkTTs, rs-arD---.
p. wILLgAKTa. v,c- Psrp.s-
:. k1LToy SMITH. sscss7Az1.
oHs MCGEE. ks,'- szc'x.
CHARLES CEsSsts agent.
So. PilG.NIl RoN,
FssesdS r-s-r a.r1-. IN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-01

~ tis FYFT5X.y7B SkKI.zGgUzL STx7s
4E-ET u ~ cpsdlttO~ u Ets HcKE Ls,ot
R1Nc'g C0kPAFY of ttS Csfg q fr-e iS-t
o. "a IL dry n .f1sNg-P, iesi.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-01


Compound Extract Of sassparills
rbe nc, cnectus rsmsd, Which Us fuecics slir q
uflc- ceys- ~ thts essrs ~be-r cre~s IA.
aud fs,i LADY. 4 csubss.sd fshnl scc,s
fe.neisls tlsi Gavo trtn cscJgtrod tsf tAe "a gs-
ssti0e q Tia Ia cssrlsf troai t5e biot. All tA
rtscue - tte fystel ffxs1 IL cSsrruc-re cors--
gueuoes hssee q should b< cnpioscc fof tie cure
u not 81. sToiu 4. oui aiEo thors elltf sfseCp
sAich ~si~e 1fosls ~ ss1r4 - fs es
EruptVe sic ssis Dfsekse.. S. alhopy's Pre-,
itsse, kgyA.pess4. FZll,irs, -s Ara. hot a-E
-, bi3ifs aI.d Bsfis. trIltrl. 1tffer grcsit
RnsuEr, Scait is~sd icnr~ofas. Rh ~.
msasm. sypu 1nc sfa htrsarrn
DISEASES. bssfng, Desl@psi-,
Leftll5, s4ld, l-@dtsc. sil
Cc.ufaa.lts arising frcu =
tirst-d ~ lnii,tffa
bioo1s
Tue popui1T Lelief a. 'iEiFurigy & ibe bod 4,
Iggufled " yglh, tef 5cfols A asfeurrs to ~ q q
oloyc. fhe particular purpose AM virtue q L-.s
-srssDsrtii. ts pfrffy rs-elesss- tisav-ts rl
u. wttbVr ~aach rosld hs~b tuasress llie "a
animated cctlgtituliasl8.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-01

3 --.ssA eQ.e AA.ssA-h !
Rotack's stos8&eh eitters !
o-~ koe 6-lEbuul sssuers< s,t co.s1si, Tor
.iv,S tc< - lae sseasoi. sac = t@e prrveuuos q
iiicus c,',pis1nts. incl tsr . rfws1>s- osa1--s.
sryr- ErIs's l--s - -
Az rcrnnE erirk, e nssft cigesssor sn6 r.iis~r
gspspua. u has ~ eouAg. Try T.
IN -srer--t ~>f~rsv- a. ester bitts-s- Gry H.
lac ioenIss q lbsst battsTa. ae~ klsrlg .bs suls
'rtpfry ~ ", kooscs, cTiginstet eiA o1r G ~
s<. - = = ssvrL5 FreaieHted nrn- fe- ~~ni- q
fesss ssrtrrs derive iber tlaalrs is1n a. pcvrr-
q ts1,c ustDze - 5s g1ets ellc b.-os - tsch ts-
- ocrrre-~d- ~os es cbey s-a ~ snasfns u. -
.rA FsTfsss ~ - Stomach. cirvrtl, proes.vs "
TEMPERANCE.
es ->>nr rrvprfs,ur cefie-es that N un<1g Lb>z
.iess ssosu- ~ paslis ~~.iaF- = sap.Srv-c-
Il VII soo1 - tor sale ~ al q d. koteck's ng
ne un-.u1uss Ores.s ~iu cs nii-e cizerf tr..-r
Anclnnsn y si3 Qus@rv, 2nt a. - ic~e9 rstss
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co czs>s Aslf DE- ssrg,.s e1 l. h.- -r.r
packed snd ss1s - sa,5 soer,-s a desir-t
detail Price, 81 psr bouse, or sis
r-4 fOr uS-
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And ~ brrrv1sss snd asrchsnls rcn--siif
sroeshcof The unfsed STAT so c@nstts,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-01
Boat Tickets 10 Boston
Coed va any q the Boat lines.
rtoo Dolly Connections from HrrrisbuYok o.
Baltimore and Washiayton.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH-ALl.
TRANSFERS FREE
Ynre Alvsye - Low ~ by any Othsr Route
Buy Tickets rja Pits
burg.
TICKETS ron SALE AT ALL MAIN
OFFICES

FRElGHTs.
~ fhia Rr~ii~ fr~frhts ~ al fss-rfr-t~rr esn -
orva-i~a from Fhlsd-lphis S~v Yo-h. poason !.
aitifnore. n any pdni The Rsliro.ls e Ohio
srnsucky intirna. tiinois W'-o,ns'n loyro q NJ.
a.ar. w Rsilrnsi dir--t.
Thr Perr.rivsnis RsfirrAf ai.o crnnrct. Al Fs,t..
.nrrh With s.eamrrs. ~ whirh Gool- car be f,-.
rsrdrl - any pert cn The ohio. vu-kinrrn. uen.
.rrS~ Trnnree-e Crrnheriand iiltf,oia Ws~i..i,,.a
Wisconsin Nencnri. Knnrss. Arksraar ara Red III,
-; sri a. Cleveland. saf'an-ky sud ChiesTo witi
ts~srsrrs - eli rrrff shr Worth. Western fske.
\ -r.hsnt- ana ShpprT, enirr.finr m tran.rorts
ten - fhrfr Freirhf q tbs CcFnrars ran rsix fti
-s-s7frnce - - speedy transit
TWP RATS OF FREIGHT - env Print n n.
9e-- ~ th- P-anrviTsni. Rsrc.1 AZ =, All tsras.
fsvrshis = srs chsrged ~ rth-r R.iiross ccr.
panies
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ssnsnAr."
HaGRAw co0Ns. - Surth q asrirsoea.
iFFcH On. Sc. ? ksi,f Hs--e. . Ne. ssrsh
vHlisrn &C. r~w rorh.
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fEoCa IEwls s-nr-si s--it. sito-~. d.
{. y HoUPT. Sen~r-i erk-' -s-st FAiss1-i,'.ls
80 t--tv
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-01
"A yel''s Ague Cure,
FuR TIE spsl D cUkE OF

tn.er--.tiert Fexe-, G. Fever an Agre. Rers.tle
Fe~vr, Chln Fever. Dumb Agu-. ferioflrsi Head
s>rs, indsed - tAe vtole e.sss Of de
esses ~ iEurting u hillary csrsnee-
rssr., csused hy The Hsis-fr -
nissmsuc Cocnufss.
We are snsblsd here % eilef he. cozanufity .
rsaaeds Which, Lille i carcs The ssove cyrpiAsntr
nth eert&lnft, = slin p<riecfi3 tsrrlies a. sns
quantity. such : rened, 4 inssirable IN cistrirt
stsre these aicf1tg disorders n evsl Tine 'curs'
szpsls ths n.sas@ts voiso's y fevss sad aqua 1sa,
The syttels, and pFeyeuts The ccTesopue1i u els
Isssse. II ;aten 90 tie trs; spproscl q rs prenlon-
rtory syrurterns l. l. Tot cub the best remedy
get cisoovrec Tor this ciass q popl -aats bpi all
tse eheapes'. The isEge SuAslsg VS. s1PPy frr
io.r efisgs :. ttia IL Isarl q sFets 10y; sso
bili dlei ricts. hc-r rscf anf tg-tfr ryss.
-veryes- sss--,sst b~ss -,ss s,-e :, freely tsth ~
'rre ana prgtsct.eE. 4 gsss luprr.esifg ~ The
renae1y cFe. A. otss eTer dlscferr1 L. - ates-
rzirs onintns e s'insfsls e,trrg$nss5 4. frdu-
oss a. gesAis,n q cttas laerieaa creeis 1atesei
ussithy ss II ttes 80 nsv-r hrc ~ c.---.sc
Fevsr rtns sgtsss ~ slorstts censsqesncs oi IA
niasEs1iis noisen erek gsrfsi. u d.sart.rs 49,,
nom IA ltE--zf- 2, Ese2cs q hie1 G-a =.
s-urs ga Rhsualst.aal, osss. G.saHrhs, B1ndasss,
7oeths-As, EsissLs. Cssarfsh, = -, II D J.
fs-.1z. pairfni Afecrtul = ttsc Sfiecn. HIS
t-rlo-.Psln n tie Esss.-is .Colic.Psrsi,t,s
end DGaszsirvnt q thr Sisriah,
Al q y h.1h, ~sE size<:zz<t u s.- 60. rcs
gss sass - ~ 49,. - s'es< 5's;s y :
,seurrtiy cures tccr. en sHke 7, s &c fnvsiuah1
p-ot.rtio, is-sots aud r~r-erss trzring q
eErPorzriiy Ee-idluE N tee unlz<Bsss aisirirfs y
sksn oecaesolzlly " daily While expo ed 70 the In
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-29
southern, News.

Fort MoNRoE, Sept 25.-The flag of
truce boat Metamora, from Atkins land
ing, brought down about 100 passengers,
among whom were "a officers, mostly
from Pope's army. Gen. Prentiss is one
of the number.
The Richmond Wing of the Oath, says
dispatch signed Fl. B. Davidson, states
that the Federals crossed the river at
Shepherdstown, 10000 strong and were
Immediately attacked by Jackson's
corps and routed jackson has recross-
ed into Maryland.
Considerable re-inforcements have
reached Lee since the battle of Manas-
sas, enough to replace the losses in the
recent battle. Hosfaf
A Tallahassee paper announces the
death of Gen. Richard Call, distin-
guished Floridian Yellow fever pre-
walls in Wilmington, N. c., and is very
malignant ;
The Richmond dispatch of the Oath
says:
The Yankee feet anchored in front Of
Alexandra has orders The Federals
have burned all their disabled wagons
and were removing all their stores to
Washington. 1891
The same paper claims rebel victory
at Shepherdstown on Saturday last, and
the capture of 1000 felerals.
The same paper says the train that is
due this evening will bring from Culpep-
per G. H., 81 Yankees, who have been
there since the engagement at that
,looa Ap,opr thap1 ic I IT Vapdar
man, Goth Ohio.0 They will be sent home
from Richmond.
All the rebel papers brought down
claim the victories in the recent battles,
and call on the people not to believe
one word contained in the northern pa
pers
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-29
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E. & W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
The nIcKinstry Trial.

ST. Louis, Sept 2S'-The court for
the trial of Gen McKinstry met accord
ing to adjournment, and the members
were sworn in. The Judge Advocate an
nounced that Gen. Harvey had been re-
lieved from the commission, and Colonel
Bonneville had been appointed in the
place of Harvey.
The commission decided to allow the
proceedings to be reported in the news
papers, after which the charges, &C.,
against .McKinstry were read. There is
but one charge, that of neglect and vio-
lation of duty. The specifications are
over fifty in number, and are to the effect
that McKinstry purchased mules, horses
and army supplies from certain. CON
tractors at exorbitant prices. That par
ties offered to furnish him the same sup
plies at fair market value; that he re-
fused to receive them, compelling said
parties to sell their supplies to contract
ors at market value; that McKinstry then
purchased the same articles of contract
ors at exorbitant rates.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-29
Washington News.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 27.-The Wash
ington Star of Friday afternoon con-
tains the following items:
Mcclellan still has his headquarters
near Sharpsburg Yesterday General
Sumner occupied Bolivar flights. Gen.
Williams, late of Banks corps, occupies
the Maryland flights, and Burnsides ar
tillery forded the river at Harper Ferry.
A new pontoon bridge was finished last
night, and we believe Burnside's in
fantry crossed upon it this morning
The rest of McClellan's army was yes
terday in the immediate vicinity of VIII
Transport. Our pickets occupy the coun-
try in Virginia three miles out from Har-
per's Ferry. The evidence was that
there will be movement on McClellan's
part as soon as his army is properly sup
piled by the Quartermasters Depart
ment
Our troops are in the best possible
spirits and eager again to get at the
rebels.
Another week of such nights they ex-
perienced last night will compel the
rebels to attack or move South.
A rumor from Washington says the
President is about to issue proclama-
ton declaring Florida cotton planta-
ton and inviting laborers, black and
white, to settle there for that purpose,
who viii have ample protection from the
army and navy.
The State constitution to be set aside
temporarily, and Florida to be reduced
to a territorial condition. This move.