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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-28
CITY ITEMS.
.m1rsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

Vrr,cKs THKATKR-No 8tf Broadway, Money. H..
WIsryR GARDEs-Broadway Rosa Oregor1oi VI ~
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NIsto's aRpEN-Broadwny. "The Enchantre.s o,u,, -
Ina KrEsx's Misunderstanding. Hall Dom"
1.-THE Elves or, The Statue Bride" ,s.r. N,tt
E.pyUN's AMERICAS MUsRUx-Broadwsy Comm ooo a or
Whale, &c. day and night; Adelaide OF D
The Seven Escapes afternoon end e css ,osavay day
national AoADRNY or DEsiGE-No o<' pi'''
and evening.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Institute. A., Concstt by
iRyING HALr-Anniyersary OF iom i"oO'
GnsiaVua GcarY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-28
COMMERCIAL MAZIERS.
Sales nj the Stock 4 xchnngc. MAY 81.

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~ prungvft Civ I'D Co. 7
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05
ALaafIa =, HI.,or1 o. W..

We have read U.th iaSrest a s.A,snsRl pu. fos.h, ia
p1n2als. Term, by tssJs gentlemen vac we're ars-g.ea
p H1o1Tls, AlAblnS, saor.iy altar the ocsupl.i1l Of
toe tjEl by i5s Yak % tioops. ucds- oomnlad Of Gen.
kitehe, On tie llh dy Of April, 1852. Tnai, names
Arsa a fOg9ss; william G,D)Esll, WIliIn Aeklin, A.
J 1900 Goor5o P. Biras, william H.. NoorS. 8.
Csss L.6 WlS11, T s. HS2LlsI q. L hssin, Ste.
phsn ". Hsrd, Tlomls FsAra sld Henri o. Lay. Tue
h5: nansi Of tasss gsnionsa II = oitiEsl Of Arkansas,
= BaIAoP CT tbs PsosIAns EyH1pll OburSh, VII, was
sosiisral.y iG HuntITlls. hr. Wi5ol Ia slso a cloEgy.
mas. Zoe statement says: "Abou. the Ls, Of April,
bys ~TiycrlJ9 6rsk, the Bsirl 10 ce Vas driven ou.
OF sAs asiyibodng town Of Aliens. for . time. Cen.
Mob slcapsd ing!odOusy .: tho beginning Of the fray,
rP0a a railroad train, snd, 90 hs return t, Huntsville, in.
t7Oduc,1 a syatsn By which he hoped to repssss the a..
lacks o. oar GlsrllE parties. TIE signeri Of this paper
were ssieO.SdA As he Isslbj scs Of this policy" Til, AZ
rests we're made on tie Al Of Nay. At nrSt they Wsro all
confined In two rOOaS but ElsE Al intsrVisW With Aischel
by bishop Lay aud two Others Of the prisoners, to which
they we're summoned By himself, and 10 which the can't
sag and hypOChseL eu:hFOAi had much 10 say Gblu,
Ia desire to "Wlk haably wish biz Col" B1hop Lay
Asd RsV. Mr.. wilson we're placed In solitary conhaC-
Dsr in separate rooms, uadsr EuHd, and thsir families
aud friends, and even correspondence, iRs4rdictsd. Ia
NE tntsrysS FSSrSd to, Michel Elmiasd that he hsd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05
rn. rrsaneiaI VIooa 10 YankssaoOdlodO~

Washington correspondent Of the Chicago Times
hss the following graphic Pnagr'PA, Inspired BY the
q, sling waves Of Nc. Ohse's alAaCiL dsluge:
II tie raa falls tilt toe wheels Of cannon are Inpedsd
1, does 70: come alone, io;G paper shower Is nov rain
ipg upop Us Il a, will equLly emblrrGss the wheels OF pro-
-. OF every sor.. 1 refer 10 tle rain Of green
6,ek,." uti,S fail no, only steadily from the press, bat
sLo IN price The uAion il up to its bseas! In this pa
o. bod. and its waves frs eth rising. IL bids fair TO
CON rescI ou- rational chin, our lips, eyes. scSlp-sn1
tS,pf VIVA, be,cmes of us when we are al ID ,At IN lie
d,luss OF greet. Toe AK Of the Constitution has been
scut,lsd and sunk l1ag sin,e-A few Of Us NAV swim =
vhls. Kf.u d "a. for a tins IL Business boat' ami rafs
Of tbsir ozp bql iiUg bu! a'the waters rise iSher and
h'ch,r sad the nouGEi1 Io9s 4fe covered, We will die
througl hamilton. ,
B, the ~ay, We obJsrvl that L'nsOln's Secretary OF
the Treasury hs again pu: forth tue assertion ihs: the
Of that GeVeramslt doss no; exceed 81
hundred ana forty millions. Several moths ago, Hr.
.Iantisa.n exposed tho islsity OF a similar assertion.
a.d proved by 6gl,es which could not be c%ontroSsr ed
ID At the dsbt Vas tlsl e thousand millions. john Van
Bareu puts il uoS at tao thousand uilioas. W. are
ccavi-csd Tia, iti' bus luls 1t acy Ices
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05

Tie l.ii-. o. Pee county, Moth Cs oila, have rcsclS.
&C Tot TO s,nG mir clildran TO any tschsrs WLO are
~ MP; rom c01ssripIoa on'y bscIcs3 Of beiog tesch-
en-. Tisy visa, aud very ~prJpohy, 10 encourage
schoo!nis rez7gs Gu'ilg The Wr,
Wisre so his rro 10: accessible W hope that plrents
a., bsss in ujsd h, day o. teaching their children,
th,masIvss ore o: "a, s,dJss: cons qisaces OF var Is
il II ,ele spga the couiag g'aerAiol-'hose who arc
d,4.in,6 scoo o tale charge of the h1eriss We acquire
AID the Government We establish. W. will have
fusst aud Suffered IN vain ifthOse who come after Us re
~inuapael, Of approaching and preserving the heritage We
b:ql,a:h then. There are not many families 10 which
ta5re i. no. at lsas: one member capable Of teaching
ID, chi d-en. 1, you'll be cruel to deny 10 these yoarg
minds HI precious isoi Of eda,aton. Simply because
Or ,9,sdoaal teachers are no, =. hand. P4rsnis sicud re;'
N, rs.hlug TO rake then obitiOus OF their duty In this
Al eSAni.l meteor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05
ADJr AND INSPECTOR eEsrRALs oyyoE,
LosnoxD, Oct. 20, 1858.
GlyIRkL 0RDlB,

GENIAL oRDsn,l
!. Uroa the death a Q cor nIsioned oncer 10 the service Of
th. C moderate s,sss, his imnedia s %eoumsniins onesr win
forth 9Th make cut q certificate Of the fc., stating h' rank .hd
the comm md to which he belonged when. where and from What
cauas h. die sni. II pSni Il. -h q and b. whom b. -.s last
patti. Up, an the death off noacoumissioned othce- or pHiysie In
said ssrv.cs, the nleer cJnmAndn, his eoapsny, Al the time o.
his death. VII In lac mann,r 'otlvih mike on: . deseripu c
list Ia which he will 0 I forth When, where and BY vh N hsuI.
enrs,ed; when, .he . and from what ctu,. he died: When and
mutation for clothing due ilr, and whether there are any stop
psss sg Int him for what csu,e and Of wNsi am ,unt
Theys o~r.ihcste, ard ds sriptise lists will be transm IT. ii.
r.ety 70 the Second Auit,r Of the rseaEury Of the Confederate
eAte.
II Surge n. ard Assh,,nt surse,ns /, charge Of military hoe.
| p'tals, or - 0 OK and " usdei ON ts AID toltiers 10 p iyat- hoe
| pi a 0 and houies upon the death OF tilher an OH 'er or soi G.,
| ill 'ot With make oct ant forward directly 10 the second Audi
| IN TIE case Of a con mlalrne oncer, his rank ard the cor mani
10 which he te'o"ksd In the "a % 81 no -cnnmi'sioned ohee's
and pr YATES, the comp .Iy and reaimen, TO xhch thsy bel sed
| AID, 10 ali case', sh-n, where and fror What eau thty died
should the deceased leave any "a .c's OF mo1'y, a stsienelt set
| tng forth = list Of the effects, the aprunt 81 'he money, and 10
/ whose hsrds IN. s,m. viii remain uutn I gaily called for, Nil &C.
nj neetsnaui ooIorel ". Leroy Brow. 90 ordnance du,y, 10
| he eby detail ed 70 supefvs, the evan q Ion Of CANDIDA C. 10 the
4 army. fer app in Ia ents as ar ileFy OH 'ers 70. ordnGn e dytv, a.
author Ied By act OF o,ngr.rs approved 10Th Septents 81, 1884.
/ He will, In sr-crston, proceed 10 The Gtve al hsaiQ ssrttrs ~
Ct tie aruie, under such special ir'trr eti' rs as may be 8, en-
him h'reaf,.r. and re General Co unrndng vi, on hi afphea
/ ten, anocisio With bin any two artillery ohcsr: he may reject,
pc forming ordasne. daiiz, Who, toge.her with biIseif, Will con.
i situte N fxsmin ng Pcsrd
Il Due notice " Il b eiyer through The Nc1moni Enquirer Of INA
| time AZ which examinations WILL 10 held.
Applications Or ptrrksi IN 10 te ex,nine sll be Adirerred 10
otief Of Ordnance, to be laid before b. BeS'i Of rIamibes.
/ ~. 0rdla oe o@ces serving on the stan CT COnmtl1irG Den
srsa viii ro' enter !aio oontr-et 10 mar pa Oh, . ordnine ~,
| pile, -yeept n case o. recently, on The authority Of the General.
| which muii be attached o the eoairGet or sceoun. for luftt "e.
ite ~eIigsneJ isqair;rg the purehaie or contract vii $50 ~
stated.
[sguedI 4. COO 'rR,
nov S-ly Adj AMI ms General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05
Cen EaMIa Price.

Iu reading tho following pwAsra7h, uio will not re
-, ;haS he.s should b. 50 good a reason for SO bad a
step:
The Nis,urj 'Replb'cAa" says tia. ga. Edwin
p. GO, ecu vi HJJrGsletGl Serlug Pdcc, who has
be,7 an A.! o. liz fIIlc-il much Of his itb)fo9l Mill
tAry ssfyicy. has resigned MS commission Ia ihe Coated
s,a'e Armv, "oa account o. = profound sense OF tbs in
jq,ti;e erd wrong dias bT tao Coltod,sI;e authorities
a. Richmond - Ms father"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05
LincoIn,s Arrangements.

Tie changes kuo N ani rsPartod 10 have bsen made
ll,cly II toe Y,uksa Arui,5 dsao.e bl; liz 10 satisfaction
win tie uAy an gri have bsen managed. Mcdowell IS
ua:sr trial no or, a jOlst CT IEqulty. Cox has been
ssal to tbs KAlssaL R,Ncrns supers,3eS Ba'll.-
H,us,r t4kos til, p'ac, ., A,Csilao scJlellaa that o.
Il. lssk, sul H.Gecz goes Wa. Ths inference is tia.
a uuDbsr OF Llaeolls Big Generals haVS disappointed
their master. For the same rcasoa, the;s will probably
b. = Essa. May other chang = before tho var ends.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05
ADyr AND IssPr'z ersRRAL,aosriot,
nIcssosD, Nov. l. 1851

ncasosp, Nov. !. lsa1
GENIAL nRDrR3
I The paine a Of o mm,shon a encey by sny ofer qir
tercss ts than N. qlntermastero Of The command 10 y u they
belong, IL hereby prohibited. unlers they eIhio't 70 the qualtsr
master 70 wh.m app iestIoa fer ps msnt % made, orders Iron
their comma iding oFce $, o. rem { 9 department, showing them
20 be ABSENT on deta hsd d1ty. OF le,vei Of absenee from TIE
con N ,ndins Ienerai under whom they are serving.
II IRE following will be the o'gAnG.tion Il Accompany 81 Est
artillery, according to the nentsr Of turs ~csnpnsing The bahs>
~, Wis;
Toa A BATTERY oF SIX cess
One osntir,
Two Fist Leasenspts, :
Two ke:ond uu tensnis,
One Fer ge.nt hsjr or First Pc gsALt.
OIe Y iartf nisier Sergeant,
Six serEesrt,
Twelve Corporsk,
Two Hr.lers or 1~runpetes,
One Guldoa,
5ws Art.h pu,
kiIy.,sn 20 oss hundred s,d twenty as piysias
oss ospssfs.
On. Frt Lsuteaa l.
Two eeeord Lleutenan,s,
One serseant hsIer or PIst Sergeant,
Ore oaartsraAster esrg.anr
Four sergeant,
light Co porAls,
fvo bugiep,
One GuIdon,
Two Artince o.,
s~ry:Our TO one tuudred and ~,wsuty.a'e p~rvsts,
fnC.dl q. ooorER.
| No {-iw Adjuts;t ssd Inspsc or General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05
Qua GrIGlls os rHr B4rrLr FrLO-rhs Knoxville

We overheard two soldiers on yesterday criticisiDg
he sppsArsnc3 aud eolducG Of the Generals. oue b..
l,u,ca 20 Genera Folks ard tho other to CheAIhAm'a
Win. CT the Army. Gea. Polk's 0ucomlass sWore that
tic gallant LOuisariSn moved about liksA Locomotive
whenever dagger WAS mos; imineai;-Aat the never
WINGED when = minnie bsi surg is sharp melody, nor
rhsn u shsll Olns screaming by. G)n. Uhea.han's man
sGd thai his Ssuersl eTsW gssnd on the battle aeld, that
a.! his ulsj,sfY revealed itssll az be rode alJas tho ssr.
rsl rA7kI-By Cd said tho feared, bal-c!at veteran
ll"he looked hEs q mesiu' house"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05
IMPORTANT From rHE WEST INDIES.

TAX BRITISH RxsIDrsrs or sEkNUoA IxcITED on TIE sUB.
Ttcr CT A YiSkEs BLOCKADE.
No have sdrloss fron the British West Indie dated
q, Be .muds, to the 2l.s OF o:lobsr. The iphsb!tant. q
tbs islar d, were greatly excited against he &C ioa 81
Admiral Wilkes, U lifted s.atls Navy, 10 bis watch Of the
teb.l traders nd c~ruissrs. Tas poOp.e Of Bermuda :s'g
|. 8 "olocksd," OF B;ia.h territory b. American vessels
of war.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05

TdE ABoLrIONIsrs IN WIsr TESSrssEE.-A letter
from Oxford, Ms, written by 4 gsntlsmaa who lef.
J Ickson, Tenn, October 18th, eays:
The Yankees Rave completely ruined the whole Of
W 81 Tennessee. They have tskin all he negroes and
most OF them North; they 20 from ono plantation 10
sIothsr, aud take them ali, men, women and children.
Tasy send out from Jackson, every morning, from one
10 Two hundred Wagons, into the nslis Of the farmers,
aao TAXA all their corn, fodder aud oats Sithou payirg
item tor Il,
II AN glad TO say that they tres: .hobe who pretend.
: zoe. they came lntO tho country, to be Union men,
worse than hey 60 the OLD and rS5id sseessiOniAts."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05
TELEGRAPHIC.
MOVEMENTS IN TENNESSEE.

KxoIvLLs, Nov s,-Norhern dspaiches Of The 90
ul., psblished Ia tie Memphis "BaIsda" say:
General Bragg I, mrohing rapidly on HHhvi!s. and
that Nssisy's force .. tina; poin: Is deemed In . critical
condition, but that the destruction Of Nashville viii pre-.
cede its surrender.
Buell. Ia making . detour In Tsnnsssss, via. Bard .
town, kentucky.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05
A COsrlIor o. AuraORrrr Tue Chattanooga Re

contains the following announcement:
Gorsnos B;oE1, o. G,o-gii, has sgsin come 10 con
&c. visa Uoaisde-Gtr su,h1rity b~ the action Of the So
psTintslGe1.o o. Juc Westsrn L Aisntio RAILROAD, In re-
fuSng transportation for somo Hisy barrels of whisky,
N aceoIdHoe Win c proclamation Of the Governor in
relrOa thereto. Ns understand that al agents on tie
VA 20 Georgia to tks possession OF this road for The
enioscaaen, OF this transportation, Gs well as for other
uipsses. We avail. TIE issle with SONS curiosity, I
tlilgs are IS We understand them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05
no cO.RKsPONDKNTa

wLAsers ~ ba-sss' ~uf o'S@tr'sed 70 NAa'"r v
a. WAlg" MIL
AzLLs scrlzea o. hOa atSs II az PdPe- tcQ aot bsP'oa.SS
- TAG Z a rNsg long skIadfR0, Oagh 20 Do kt0tn oaJ'
a oE - ~ Cad ~ departed Dros ObHadry roticSs
HsgAt has are aAdr0si PR a. advertisements
" Va cuaR0t HAITku6s % rsisga rSected coRHnE"0u""~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05

Christ, our sIu.atiop In the blessed bonds, lsbors and
OHARLrs q. Rad,
THOMAS d, Bell,
A. CoNvERsl, COMMITTEE.
I'D. MrfcHRLL,
W. ?. GAIEHs,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05

III General Hospt,i. are under the Authority tfthe !; cal con.
u ndins on .s Q; Dot IN Ir Esner,l manssere1t, s'd the raeelcai
i:ers thsr. Of sh:u,d 30 len To the eonrol Of tn senior burH@'a
AID Mod cl Irrct5-, 10 b. la offered Nth b. the conmAnaips' r
d sr only In special eases which ell be rsfe;.ei'o heuonnAndsf
Of he d ,pprtre nt.
". In .smach . IN. regulation, coac znlns t1s Issue VI coG-
missaIy siore, rave teen violated by inrlng the sane " d.l"
iars- .
Hsrea tr al isaeI Of sub.i.itres net warranted By the rrsa!a'
uJs are pcsitvtlJ robioied.
by order, ,
(SLgneG Ooopk,
oe3O-lv Ar A4nspectof denetl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05

no PcH VpWHATEN ACApEMY.
n would axe sI or eight boarJeT, 10 M family "a The ptss,ht
i .e.lion Of Rev william A. ~Campbel'I School, within oss ndls
OF ny refdrnee
Trans -SII5, oashslt 10 advance, the balance Let March ne1t
k5ire,. J. y. SMITH,
oct 1T Povhstan ceurt House, Va.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-25

Benjamin Harrison having taken a COM
mission as Colonel Of the 10th regiment OF
Indiana Volunteers, vacancy has been
created in the Office Of Reporter of the SUI
prenac Court to be filed by election in Oc-
tober.
The Union State Central committee have
placed upon the ticket the name of Hon.
WIN. Il. SMITH, of Allen County, for this
Office.
The selection is one OF The best that could
have been made. Mr.. Smith is an able
lawyer, and is possessed Of energy and
icdustry in an unusual degree. He will
make a model legal Reporter.
Mr.. Smith has always been Democrat.
In 1860 be was candidate on the Douglss
ticket tor Presidential Elector for the 10Th
Distric', but, like Douglas and thousands
OF his party friends in Indiana, be took az
early stand for a vigorous prosecution Of
the war, and has maintained that position
ever since. Traitorous sympathiSers with
the reoeilious element of the South have
never received aid or comfort from him.
and bis eloquent appeals upon the stump
in Northern Indiana has caused the ranks
of volunteers to be sweiled with many who
would otherwise not have gone into the
army Of the Union. There 10 no stronger
unconditional Union man than William S.
Smith. Ind Journal
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-25
AYictim or,hs R.h.I,,on.

poor, out quite decent and respectable
Irish woman came from Battle Creek on the
cars the other day, to this place. She lived,
until lately, at Troy City. Her husband,
an honest and hard-working Irishman, was
a Uuion mas, and the guerEillas tried to
drag him into the rebel army He man.
aged, however, to elude them, and fed to
our camp at Battle Creek, where he enlist
ed in the Union army. The rebels, enrag-
ed at the loss of their man, went back to
the cabin where his poor wife was with her
two little children, and began committing
the greatest outrages, batteripg down the
doors, breaking in the windows, and tear
ing up her garden, nor did they desist until
they had made wreck of what had been a
plain, but decent home.
Such was the protection which the South
ern Confederacy gave TO these inoffensive
people, who had harmed no one, and walk
ed blamelessly in society. The mother gath
cred up her children and set out to join her
husband, determined to share the hardships
of the camp, under the flag of her adopted
country, the flag under which Corcoran
fought and Negher defended, rather than
to endure the brutality of JEFF. DAVIS
minions. When she arrived at camp she
was provided with a conveyance to this
city. And these are the mercies of Secess-
ionists. By their fruits ye shall know them.
-NashriHe Union.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-25
What Indiana Has Done.

To-day Indiana will have in Kentucky
nearly fourteen thousand men Of the Relc
levy. All but two of the thirteen full regi-
ments, numbering l040 men each, and
portion of the cavalry regiment, were gone
by midnight last night, and the other two
will leave to-day. Fourteen thousand have
been organized, equipped, and sent to the
field in four days We don't believe this
promptness has been equaled in any emer-
gepcy by any State in the Union. The
news of the invasion of Kentucky reached
Gov. Morton on Sunday, The necessity of
a speedy and strong accumulation of forces
on the main line of the rebel advance was
obvious. Ohio had been appealed to, but
in spite of her gigantic efforts. could not
be ready with any effective force for
week. Illinois, like Ohio, was straining
every nerve, and pushing forward prepara-
tions with commsndable speed, but she
could not send forward any men imme.
diately. The rebels had cut off our army
at Cumberland Gap, and were advancing
with alarming speed. Men must be thrown
in to resist them, or the war would be
transferred e our Own border; Governor
to furnish them, but they were scattered
all over the State, unorganized and undis-
ciplined, and unarmed. One, the 10th, had
been sent away few days before, but the
remainder were totally unprepared to
move.
They were to be collected together uni
formed, equipped, armed, differed, paid,
and transported to the field. The money
to pay them was not on hand, and bad to
be obtained of our banks. Equipments
we're insufficient, and had to be supplied.
The transportation for such an immense in
fux of men had to be arranged. Every
thing had to be done that was necessary to
change men just out their shops and off
their farms into soldiers, and put them into
the field. And all this had to be done for
large army of nearly fourteen thousand
men in FOUR DAYS.
1t waSa task for giant, but there we're
gigantic energies at the head of the govern
ment to undertake it. Since Monday NOR
ming this really formidable army, large as
that with which Gen. Scott marched upon
Mexico, has been collected from their many
rendezvous, organized, paid, fully prepared,
and sent into the field.
Our sister States, though moving up to
the vigorous action of the past, have not
not been able to send out a single regi-
ment. Indiana has met the crisis alone,
and trust has so met it that the peril has
been sta. ed till the vast legions of Ohio
and Illinois eau be hurried to her aid. In
less than a week a continuous stream of
men will begin pouring from those great
and noble States into Kentucky, aud then
The tide of war will roll back to the rebel
territory, never to advance again. Indiana
Journal, 2lst
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-25
Military Intelligence.

The following military items we copy
from the Indianapolis Journal of Saturday
The mastering officers are receiving and
forwarding Numbers of recruits for the old
regiments These get the advance bounty
until the FIRST of September.
George Thomas of the goth regiment ac-
cidentalIy shot himself last evening near
the Oriental House, by letting his pistol
fall from his hand. The ball entered bis
foot, but we did not learn the extent OF the
injury. asa less sal .aw, -
Dispatches were received here last even
ing stating that Mansfield reports. that Cap
tain Goodings company OF the Bath Indi-
ana had been attacked by superior force
of rebels at Red River Bridge on the Edge
field railroad. They fought gallahtly, but
after having been badly cut up were cap
tured by the rebels. Sc aa
Information, which is thought to be of q
reliable nature, received here last night,
leaves but little doubt that John Morgan IL
making march toward the Ohio river
through the western counties of kentucky.
Paducah and Smithland are the places he
will attempt to reach.
The 74th regiment, Col. Hathaway, left
yesterday for Kentucky.
Col. James R. Slack was in the city yes
terry. He returns to Helena on Monday.
THE PRIsoNERs.- o'clock P. H..
yesterday the greater portion of the prison
ers who were released on taking the oath
of allegiance, left for Nashville via the JEFF
fersouviIle Railroad. Over $50 have beer
released, all of whom are Tennesseeaus.
This morning, between aud 6 o'clock,
train will leave for Cairo with 1000 pris
oners who go South to be exchanged. An
other will leave on the day following, ant
so on until all save guerrillas and prisoner
ofState are gone. The latter class of pris
oners will, in day or two, be sent to San
dusky, Ohio, and from thence to an islant
near by in Lake Erie. Before the close O
next week there will be no prisoners il
Camp Morton.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-25
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

August q.
car coal, John Ezwhite; "a hhds sugar, 35
bbls molasses, Dbl eTga, empty box. caddy
rolls leather. 10 boxes, l barrel, Thomas Kerth;
rolls leathe-, IL rolls do, Reiss; box books,
John Healy; cider mills, Htrlbrook Co.. 40
kegs beer, 7 Bolie; go bbs salt, rs dcz selves,
10 bxs window glass, Pement & Viele; kbls of
liquor, Wheeler; case cigtrs, Schroeder q
Lemcke; l stove and fixtures, Mayer; pieces
castings, Kratz q Hmm; bcx chickens w z
French; box ice, J Riddle; box sundi les, John.
son Hari; 43 bxs hats, Is bxs hoe is and shoes, !
bale mdse, Morgan. Read d Co.; case cigars, T
Ecndrich; boxes, bales mdso, boxes, Crane,
Brown 4 Co.; boxes mdse, Wells; 81 cases
tier Marconnier; bsx dry goods, Keen Pres
ton; Q bx4 goods A G Pushee; 10 bxs sundries,
[ y HeimaU; Q bales dry goods, Archer, Mack 81
b Co. A. E. SHRApER Agent.