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Those marked with the have been msm.
bers OF the United States Congress. The
mum osr OF old Congressmen will b thirty
three. New UonGressmeu. seventy three.
total, one hundred and six.
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w. PETERSON l. 90,
10 II l66 Main street
AMP BAAUK-LAMP BLHOE-1s1.
IL per1or article, Manufactured and for sale
by ". PETERSON 4 90,
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GHUTTLEH.-Ons ease SHUTTL1S. Of su.
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NIOL1N STRIN03.-400 dos. Violin and
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sale by W. PETERS' N = Co,
fell l66 Main street.
T7 I6TA1 BALSAN. for Coughs, Ooias.
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way between the Point and Roanoke Island,
ten.inch gun battery opened on the feet
showed that the enemy had Distracted tho
passage by sinking vessels and dri wing piles
the entire width of Oroatan Sound that
above this barricade were eight sunboate.
and that In addition to the battery on Pork
Point, named Fort Barlow, were For. Blan.
ohard. four guns, and Fort Huger on - eir's
Point, four guns, and Fort Forrest, eight
guns. on Rea Stone. on The west aide Of the
Sound, opposite Weir's Point, all of which
bore 30 as to play On our fleet should il at
tempt TO pass the barrfcade
The feet Immediately advanced in three
columns TO attack Pork Point battery and the
rebel sunboats. At half.past eleven the en-.
gagement became general, and Ia less than an
hour tho rVhsl feet retired, the Uurisw being
20 much disabled that she was run aground
under Fort Forrest Our Meet now concen.
tratsd its fire on Fort Barlow, At range Of
three. quarters to ono mile, which was as
mar Is the water would allow our boats to
It fllst the fort replied vigorously, but
was. however, stubborn. The Tag was shot
away, the quarters set on IRE, and tho work
plouEhed mp By ont shells.
commenced lending At Ashbs q Harbor, about
two miles below Pork Point. A rebel force
OF 1000, with three piece, was stationed In
the woods TO oppose them Our gunboats
steamers and launches ~ near the shore q
possible. and had to wade, sinking to the
middle At every step for upwards OF quar-
IN Of . mile.
Between three and four o'clock the rebel
nest returned to the attack vigorously, and
IN engagement ensued between IL and eevo.
raj OF oar gunboets. while the remainder
kept mp the IRE on Fort Barlow. In an hour
the resell gunboats retired the second time,
several Of them disabled. Fort Barlow Ared
bat seldom now.
Atsix o'clock nag efhcer Goldsborongh sig.
tion Of seven or eight hours. Many Of ur
gunboats were strnck, bat none Of them ssrt-
ously damaged. The oaspalttss were shrss
Killed and oleht or ten wounded.
0eanVhtle the land tolcee continued the
deharkatiop, and oy midnight hp4 1cIOe of
1e01lY JI.ood Nh 81 SeApeee 4glsn6, .Tls
EsJ' 4; 81. !; s.ss S''' :, y
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being showered in every direction.
The cannonading and skirmishinG has con.
discontinued. A considerable number have
been wounded on both sides. The Twenty
nth Indiana, which rushed boldly mp to the
entertainments, had during the day forty of
yenth Illinois and Seventh Iowa, who have
been close to the enemy q fire, have lost some
men. Among the killed is Captain Wardell,
of company !, Seventh Illinois; and Colonel
Morrison. OF the Fcrty-ninth Illinois, il
Captain Brink, with q company Of cav.
airy, went around TO the left bank OF the
river this afternoon, and reports that the
through her casemate, which wounded eight
men, bat did not injurs the boat ma terially.
Captain Walker, Of the Carondelet, say he
has dismounted three of the rebels river
guns. The other gunboats had not arrived
up to six O'Clock In the evening.
The rebels rifle shots and grape have been
flying thick and fast about here all day.
Rome six shots struck around General Grant
riding along the lines. One bullet hit ono Of
the no, Sos Of the body guard near BY.
The fort viii Be stormsd In two days II not
surrendered before that time. Our men have
DIRT ven back the enemy In every instance.
Generals Pillow, Floyd. johnson and
Buck1,er are said to b here.
Sf. LOUIS, Feb. IA. lee1.-Ths Dsmoevss's
special Cairo correspondent :ays the ngnt Ct
and diri ne the day the rebels were driven
ont Of tho fort three times, and forced back
again W Gen Grant.
The gun boat Cayondelet had bsen struck
bat twice up to noon ysstssdsy.
A battery Of ave pieces opposite the river,
opened on her dartng her approach 70 the
fort The steamer Alps has arrived hsre
with the wounded from the Oarondelet.-
som Of them are seriously hurt BY splinters.
The Alps mot Commodore Foote thirty miles
below Douslson, with the gunooAts Leuis.
vile, Oonestogs, Tyler, o. 1ouis, and Pitts
burg, and toWsd the two lattsr to within
Gxonty.4ve miloo Of To Tort WAo4e che lofS
tAeS4 st teSoe o'eloeS this morning
.ApNire syesial = ~. RfpsFN Daye thel
"a!
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4 slcOnD REPORT.
ko.

When abreast OF Pork Point, about mid.
way between the Point and Roanoke leland.
. ten-inch gun battery opened ON The fiset
A reconnaissance by the Underwater
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Amerfcnn war Vessels at Bermudn,

- al tCS6CAS ct
New York, Oct From the Ber-
muda Royal Gazette, Sept. Both:
On Friday last three men of war be-
longing to the United States Navy, made
their appearance on our coast, the Wach-
usett carrying the flag of Rear Admiral
Wilkes, the Tioga, Capt Rogers, and
the Sonora The two former vessels
came into ST. Georges harbor. The OBJ
ject of the squadron was taken to be, to
procure a supply of coal, but it was not
unnatural for those interested in small
fleet Of fast steamers also lying in Saint
Georges harbor, to form other conjec-
lures, as we'll 1t was remarked by
many, both British and Americans, that
as Admiral Wilkes entered the port, no
flag was hoisted, nor any salute fired at
Fort Cunningham After he had an
chored and saluted the American Con-
surs flag, he despatched an officer on
shore, to ascertain whether the custo-
mary salute wonld be acceptable, and on
learning that it would, the ordinary in
terchange of courtesies took plsce. On
Saturday the Admiral proceeded to Mt.
Langton and paid his respects to his Elk
celleecy, the Governor.
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The Late Battles i'm Tennessee.

CAIRO, Oct, AS yet, we can only
state the general results of the fighting
at Corinth. Skirmishing commenced on
Tuesday last, and there has been more
or less fighting every day since. The
rebel loss is about 800 killed, and 1900
to ], 800 wounded We have taken I,500
prisoners at Corinth, 200 on Hatchie
River, and more are constantly coming
in. We have taken several thousand
stand of arms, thrown away by the rebels
in their flight They are mostly new
and of English make Our loss is be-
lieved to be 300 killed, and 1000
wounded. Many houses in the town are
badly shattered by shot and shell On
Sunday, Gen. Ord drove the enemy FIVE
miles over the hills, and through the
woods and vallies, the rebels taking ad-
vantage of every wood for their infantry,
and every hill for their artillery. The
fight lasted seven hours. The rebel Gen.
Rogers was killed. Gen. Oglesby has
died of his wounds. Gems. Ord and
Veatch are slightly wounded. Prisoners
taken say their effective force in that
vicinity was $4,000 This is very prob
ably an over-estimate, but it is certain
they have outnumbered US two to one.
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NEW YORK, October THE steamer
Star ofthe South arrived here this A. NJ
with Port Royal dates of the 4th inst
Among the passengers are Major-Genera
Hunters staff
The Neio South announces as untrue
the report at the North that Fort Sumter
had been assailed
Deserters from Savannah report the
arrival there of Gen. Beauregard, who
had made speech to his troops pledging
that he would retake Fort Pulaski in
thirty days.
The Dingal and another battery would
be ready in two weeks
Col. Baton, with part of the 4Sth
New York regiment had destroyed the
extensive salt works at Blaffton.
Two gunboats hab shelled the rebel
battery at Cranston's Bluff on the Savan.
nah river.
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Contraband Trade ON the Rio erande.

COmtraband ITade on the tffO SSrun0es
WASHINGTON, October 6.-All the ac-
counts from foreign papers relative to
European Intervention in American af-
fairs, are mere speculation, as it is well
known here that nothing on that subject
exists, in definite or official form
1t is ascertained that large supplies of
cotton for parts of Europe are obtained
on the Rio Grande.
Mexican vessels are engaged in sup
plying foreign ships. 1t is suspected
that Texan planters convey their cotton
to Brownsville. Texas, whence the arti-
Gle is clandestinely carried to the Mexi-
can border
On the 9Th of September there were
twenty vessels there waiting for cargoes,
including an English steamer, which had
100000, with which to purchase cotton.
| Col. Felix Salm Salm is mustered out
of the service, to date from the LIST inst
Gov. Morton, of Indiana, was compli-
mented with serenade tonight. m
He said if the rebellious States should
succeed, it was impossible that the others
could remain together He entertained
| no doubt of the power of the President
to issue the emancipation proclamation.
Mr.. Holloway, commissioner of patents
said the State ofIndiana has 102, 900 men
/ in the field and would furnish more ifnee-
essary. Abraham Lincoln was com
mander-in-chief of the army, and to his
| aid he invoked the aid of all loyal men.
Sol Meredith, participant in the re
cent battles, made few remarks. His
illusions to Gems. Mcclellan and Hook
err were received with cheers. .-
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Order of Council Directing Lots to
he Filled

A ND NOW HERE 1T APPEARING TO THE
~ Common Council Of the City of Evansville,
that Nos. o, and of Nathan Rowley's subdiyis-
ion of Block No In the Fourth Enlargement Of
the City of Evansville, so situated that water
collects and remains stagnant thereon, and the
owner or owners Of said Lots are hereby directed
and required by the said Council to I'll up said
Lots to such height as will prevent water from
collecting and remaining sLsguant thereon within
thirty days from the passage Of this this order.
/, PATRICK BURKE, Clerk of the City of
Evansville, do hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and complete copy Of an order Of said Conn
Gil, passed on the fourth day Of September, A. D..
1867 SO far as it relates to the within nomed Lots
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
my aud rfixed the seal of said City, this 23rd
day of September, A. d. 1862.
sep23 p. BURKE, Clerk
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GENERAL ORDERS.
HEADQARrrns 2D REGIMENT INDIANA LEGION, /

HEADQARTERs 2D REGIMENT INDIANA LEGION, /
Evansville, Sept. 8, &c.
Commanders of Companies will hereafter assem-
bic their commands for drill Saturday afternoon
of each week the Longworth Tract at o'clock
promptly until further orders.
Each Commander win that every member of
their respective Companies shall turn out for drill
upon the days above mentioned unless a reasonable
and satisfactory shall be made for their abb
sence. Any member absenting himself from drill
without first having made such excuse to his COM
manding officer shall be liable to arrest at any
Guard House for a length of time not ess than
nor more than 81 hours
Commanding officers of Companies are hereby
directed to the arrest of all absentees without
leave, and report the to these Headquarters
with written charges for punishment.
BY command,
,e w. z. HOLLINGSWORTH,
JOHN II. SoNTAG, Colonel Commanding.
Adiutant. sept 80
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 7.-Orders have
been issued by the Adjutant General Of
the State suspending the camps of rem.
devious, in the several Congressional
Districts and ordering all drafted men to
rendezvous at Indianapolis. They viii
assemble in their county seats on the
18th inst, when the Commissioner will
take them to the camps Should any
fail to appear, the Marshal viii arrest
them.
Drafted men will be permitted to vol
unteer in the old regiments or for one
years service. Substitutes viii be accept
ed if reported at camp
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Gen. schoneld Defeats the Rebels.

ST Louis, Oct 7.-Dispatches receiv-
ed at headquarters bring intelligence to
the effect that, on Saturday morning
Gen. Schofeld advanced on the rebels at
Newtonia, small town fifty-four miles
southwest of Springfield, and after an
engagement of two hours the rebels
broke and fled in all directions. The
enemy's force was estimated at $4,000
Our loss is triaing.
Dispatches intercepted after the fight
advise Schofield of the intention of the
enemy to concentrate their whole force
twelve miles distant from Newtonia, to
which point he was pushing rapidly, with
the expectation of renewing the battle on
Sunday. No particulars yet received.
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HEADQUARTERS, ST BATTALION IxD1ANA

LEGION, September .. ISO
Commanders of Companies will hereafter assem-
bic their commands for drill on Saturday afternoon
ofeaclf week on the Longworth Tract, az o'clock,
promptly until further orders.
Sucn commanders viii will see that every men,
Der of their respective Companies shall turn for
drill upon the days above mentioned, unless a
for their absence.
Any member absenting himself from drill with
out first having made such excuse to his command
ing officer, shall he liable TO arrest at any time
after such ofense and be confined in the Quart
House for any length of time hot less than nor
more than 3 hours.
Commanding officers of Companies are hereby
directed cause the of all absentees without
leave and report the same to these Headquarters
with written charges for punishment
WILLIAM II. WALKER,
sep 30 Major Com. Battalion
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From Harrisburg.

HAREsBURe, Oct. 6.-An order has
been issued to the drafting Commission
ers of the several counties directing that
all persons who have been exempted
from military service because of alienage
but who shall become citizens before the
day of drafting shall have their names
placed on the list subject to draft.
Gov. Curtin, by proclamation, offers a
thousand dollars reward for the appre-
hension and conviction of the wretch who
brutally and inhumanly murdered little
girl named Mary Elizabeth German. 49,.
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THEDEAD SHOT FOR BED-BUGs

THE DEAD SHOT FOR BED-BUGS
Is certain and immediate death to those noxious
tests. 1t breaks IN their nests, destroys their
ggs, and is bosom of destruction to all that ven-
ure near.
Both articles are for sale by KELLER & WHITE,
Evansville, and dealers generally. ang5-lmdw
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYEl-THE BEST IN
the world.-william A. Bachelors celebrated
Rair Dye produces a color not to be distinguished
from nature-waTranted not to injure the Hair in
She least remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes, and
hvigorates the Hair for life. Grey Red OF Rusty
Hair instantly turns splendid Black or Brown,
'eaving the Hair soft aud beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A BATCH
Flor, on the four sides Of each boz.
Factory, No. 81, Barclay street, New York
Late 133 broadway and IS Bond street.)
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BosToN, October 4-The new Monitor
Nahant was successfully launched to
day.
The following is the complete State
ticket nominated by the peoples conven
ton of Massachusetts to-day.
For Gouernor, Chas. Devins, of War
chester; Lieutenant Governor, Thos F
Plunkitt, Of Pittsfeld; Secretary OF
State, Oliver Worner, of Northampton;
State Treasurer, Henry r. Oliver, Of Sa
lem; Auditor, Levi Reed, of Abingdon
Attorney General, Henry W. Payne, o
Boston
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ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDE WALK

Sept. 81, Is62.-And now il is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City
of Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts
Of lots, fronting or adjoining the west
size of Clark street from Centre TO Second street,
in said city, cause the side walks thereon TO DO
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk Of Glass No. to lie laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. p BURKE, Clerk.
Clcrlr,a Ofica Octohar o
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Washine,on Gossin.

WAsHINToN, Oct lit is understood
that disabled volunteers or such as are
not sufficiently strong to serve in the
field will be detailed to serve as guards
at Hospitals.
Lord Lyon is expected to return to
Washington in the English steamer on
the 18th.
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ZEN LEE IN FULL RETREAT
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


Sept. ~. 1s 2.--And now il is hereby ordered
aud directed by the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville, that the Of all lots or parts Of
lots, fronting adjoining the southeast side
of Bond street, from Sixth to Ann street,
in said City cause the side walks thereon to DO
brought to tho proper grade, and that they causes
side walk Of Glass No. 10 b. laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
order. P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office October ., 1862.
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coRpoRATION NOTICE.

O16DH4 Tue n I1'ANA oIDH "NIh'
Sept l., 1s62.-And now il is her by ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City OF
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or parts Of
let's, fronting on or adjoining the north west
side Of Division street. between Seventh and Eighth
Streets in said City, the side walks thereon
TO be brought to the proper grade, and that they
causo a sido walk Of Glass Nc. 10 be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publication Of
this order p. BURKE, Clerk. q
Clerks Office, Sept. ~.
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FoR TREASURER

candidate for the office of County Treasurer at the
ensuing October election. NJ. CALDWELL.
We airs requested to announce the name of LE-
ROY CALVERT as candidate for reelection to
tho Office of County Treasurer at the ensuing octo
Dor election in Nanderburgh County.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


Sept. 3, e2.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council ofthe City "
Evansville, that the Of all lots or parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the north east side OF
Sixth street between Cherry and Oak strects,
in said City, cause the side wake thereon 10 DO
brought TO the proper grade, aud that they cause
q side walk of Glass No. 2 TO be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. T. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, September -.
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For SIERIFF.

We are authorized to announce the name of
GEORGE woLFLIN as a candidate for reelection
tn Office of Sheriff of Vanderburg County at
the next October election.
EDITOR JOURNAL - Please announce NJ. L.
JOHNSON as a candidate for the Office of Sheriff of
vanderburgh County at the coming October cleo
tion.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-08
Wharf Boat for Sale.
GOLD! SILVERI!

OLD TREASURY notes.!
Citizens and strangers, be-
To- e selling their Gold, Sill
yer, cid Treasury Notes and
uncurrent money, should
give the Savings Bank, No.
4, First street, a cali.