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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-04
Wheeler d. Iglehart, PI'ns Atty's.
SIS Is
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"a SAA< 80 = e1~AA@A1 ~ - . %
by virtue Of an Execution sud ont of the
tfiiee II the Gle /. of the Vsnderbrreh Circuit
Court in favor of the City o. Evansville and
sg inst the Evansville, indianapolis and O!eve-
land SRA ght Line kailr, ad Co.'s any and 1sRac
A. Cra+c, will on
TUESDAY, JUNE "a, 1862,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. nj. and o.
ock, p. NJ, of said day, at the dot of the Court
Ho Sc the city of Evansville, Indiana. offer for
sale at public auction The rents issues and Profits
for the turm of seven years, of the following de-
scr bed Real Estate,
Lots Nts. FIVE (5), xix ~, seven "a, eish, (s).
end nin 10y ia Blotk No. ave (5) ia Stoi kweti's
Eular cement of the City of Eyau>vitIe, indiana
Aud should said retts AID profits not sell for
sum sufficient to satisfy said tit and costs, Will
The same time ana place Uffer for Eale the fee
''''p'' = '''-N '''''-' GEORGE woLFLIN,
She if V. q.
Wheeler & IgiehArt, Plfs Atty's jed
S. rs
N.HERFKss SAFE .H-O. 40.
b virtu of order Of Sale Issued out of the
flee of The clerk Of the Court OF Comm Pleas
If NsndeI buIg h county. IL diana, la favor the
state of IBdiana on be RELATION of VIM. IL.
Maker, Auditor OF VsGderburgh cornty aud
against james G. Jones and Ro . Anna JOINS, 4
will on
TUESDAY, JUNE "a, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. Nj, and o.
clock, NJ, of said day. the door of the Court
House, H. the city of Evansville, Indiana, offer for
sale at public auction the rents issues and profits
iot q term not exceeding years, of the fol-
Iewiug described real estate to wit:
l. No. twenty-three l23), in Block enc hun
d red aud seventy one Q7t.) LIZ No twelve (l2)
il B.otk hundred tIiIrty-fiv. (i35) anu lot
No. twentJ-nine (2s) in block Ne one uEd- ed
and twent,- nine ~, all ia Lamssep Oh }
in corporate limi of the City 81 Evansville.
And stouId ga rents and profits not sell for
tuff lent TO satisfy writ and costs, viii
al h. time aIId place offor for sa lie he ice
simple OF said promises. ..-4
Sheriff V. @.
Wheeler & Igleha. t Plf4 Atty's. ia
S. %
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-04

NOTICE TO SOLDIERS All soldiers who
ave in any way been connected with this
Iospitai, but who have absented them
Ives without permission, are hereby
armed to return to these Headquarters on
before the 9th day of June, and re-
5rt in person, or they viii be published in
he newspapers and be proceeded against
IS deserters and punishment will be inflict-
ed upon them in accordance with the arti-
Giles of war. ]. j. TEMPLE
Surgeon in Charge.
HosplTAL Henderson, KY. je4dlw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-04
HomE INTkREsrs.

FREE LUNcH.-The Monroe House will
be opened for the reception Of boarders and
guests by free lunch, on Thursday morn
ing, to which the proprietors, Messrs. Mer-
tens and Kruger invite their friends.
dat
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-04
: rRR EH,s s.sAK, .N,O "a.
wl,o'osA Isl.hrt, Plafntiff's A
s.sLB .S-o.75.

BY virtue Of an order Of sac issued out Of the
Office of the Clerk OF the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court IA faso. Of William Thomas and against
Aaron Burrow an others, I Will on
sATr KDAY, JUNE p, 1862,
b tween tn. IoHta Of 10 eco A. M. and 4
U'cioc r. b., aid days at he door Of the Curt
Hrtlsc IA fiir City Evansville, Indiana, OfI-r for
raj a. i-Iil,i-t the tents, and I GIFTS
10. the term ~ years of tbs following de-
scrIbed real estate, to-wit:
Lot No. SIX (6) in the Original Plan OF tb3 City
of Eva .srvlle,' Indiana.
And should said rents and profits not sell for
sufficient ray said writ and costs, tsill. ae
the TIM and place. offer Tor sale the Fee slSups
OF said ltefn5ses.
GEORGE WOLELIN, s. ". C.
WI, eIcr A Iolel,art plHs AEtvIs ie2
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-04

a. q. sOD.A-IOO kegs best Newcastle.
Ne oclz 81 e. GILBERT q CO.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-04
O. HHRERF's s.ELE no. az.

Jan es e. Blythe, Plaintin's Atty.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-04
TAKE NOTICE, EVERYBODY |!

All wants supplied by advertising In the
JOURNAL.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-04

We have been kindly furnished the fol-
lowing official announcement of the changes
and promotions and present organization of
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MiDnslen. am Mpntaa etnem 0pten. wslMer

NiOaeleY, am WtUnta9 etnem 8Uteu, welHer
melpete, DoB Die SnOtaner an Der untereH
Naentur eimu Apfltaro aemaht unt f1t ale
gSelBvn erm rpet BADEN.
Gopt. OtoIb brah unpea3lolt6 NIT 40
Wann aut. Nn Der lYerrY geAeniber Der
Aseniur itieB er oui Elm ~ltarts0 5nOtanereOrps,
ms ldee letn 6euer auf letne eeute erSfnete uno
alet6 p%arauf that cine in ibrem Jfiden i'm
6interbalt lieeenOe SnpianerI 6ear %palielbe.
@apt. Warlb SerIudte lt6 itter Den 8lnB gu
rildsuseben. Oabet aber tUpteten Die Snota~
ner Den Captain, Drsi Ser9eanten unO GUr
pprals.
- Nur II Ntann febrten na6 Dem Sort sus
rid, MOuta9 9laGt mar Der 0immel pom
Brand BON 5duferp uno 0etretpe 6aufen tn
alien Ntftuneen a%erTtbet. 6lithtltn9e famen
in Der Na6t uno entparfen Gin entIebli6e8
Bttp BON peps Uon ben 5nptanern p%erlbten
@tdu4ltbaten. 6rauGt famen tn 0ampen an,
oeren Oatten unp Rtnper DOR ibren Nu9en
btngel6laGtet tpprpen Taren.
&tnoer famen, pethe Die Grmorbung ibrer
<s1n uno Den Brand ibrer 6duier mttonle
ben muBten. Nnf ben Straben naA 9leme
.l1lrn ftnpet man in alen Gidtunsen erstprpete
Wfdnner, 6rauen une &inoer.
aiIGS. s Nprter, oDn Manfoto, Elm Mttaliep
Der 2egisIataf pom Ntnnulota, tam 9sitsrn
QbenO btcr an, nm @afen su bolen. @r mar.
elm Mttsltep eee @pmiea, pelGea mad glep~
Him selAidt ipuroe, um Die @abrbsit in BE
.trgf Der MlOrpEert6te 3u ermitteln, Gr fam
san Dtenltug 0tor9en in Nep>nlm an unp
fanb Die 9tute seten tel6aftt8t, 5 ertacrrete
VerlCnea gu beoraben.
Sriefe all @pub, Hahss la9en, oaB 6un-
bertet ia ptcqetAt 9aulenDe, 9etSOtet leten,
@oup. 8autlfp lanpte 9elttrn Mili3 @apal
lerte- fin. +' .#
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Mntertfantfbe MaGrtcbten.

Wnbtn9tDn, "a. Nu9. OaS Sc
nunenbppt v6elpluts" fam ptelen MlQrgen bier
an uno braGte Die 9et6e beS MiAael NYast,
pel6er am 81. b. na9e Der Mlitnbun4 OeS
NappabannUd 9etGotet wprOen mar. NadD
ben NmafaSen zines Sff3ierS etng Die 9felDs
lutte Sturgeon Greet biuauf, um 2 SGtffe 3a
bplen. Oils fe nit eimem oerletben TIM Eau
berunter Fam, 9ertetb baS StbiT auf Den
@runO. @abrenD Die Nann19aft IS ftptt
3t MAIDEN Iu9te, wurDe bon elmer @ueriltaz
banoe auf fe 9efeuert ltnp Der Nitet Sadlou
nebt 3 Matrplen ipurben ~SeripunDst. Oas
Beurr purpe 1pfUrt erptpert nit wel@em 6
fplse 1T unbstannt. Mm DOnnerltag p1&pe
etne 3pette expedition mad ben SAifen oe-
maAt mnD beibe In Brand 9etsdt. Nuf Der
Nafiabrt purpe Die Maunl1aft wieoer BON
@uerillaS G6erfallen. Wfi@asl ytYan pnroe
setGbtet uno 3 anOere Matrpien puroen ser.
pmnbet.
Sprtn8ftelb, NlO., %. aug. Sol.
Wrt9bt fam 9eltern NIT 8unDeatruppen pur4
Carthage, in beiBer 8erfolsnns Der @aerillas
unter GUfee, 9aps unp Quantrell be9rifen.
Nm NiitwC4 srtf .er Die NaGbut Der Ns<
bellen an, pObet II 9etGOtet unO 81 9efan8gn
wurbem. Nu9 cine anlebnlt9e Mn3abl Or
pebre, 9ferDe uno anberes @tssntbum par in
feline 3dnoe s%efallen.
Die &anlas.S ruppen utter Sen. Blunt
tparen u went9e Wteilen bintsr 0rigbt gu
rid uno oran9en raid eUran.
Ollie l9le9ten Subtsfte in @eItsNd0ouri
lammslten liG um @Ofee, pppur6 tt,ie @,t-
Senb psn etnem Sefa9rltGen Clement 9slaatert
wirO. Die gerfsIeun9 iptrb Mot eber Gin
9elteIlt werpen, alS btS bic Nebellen aus penn
Staate sertrieben ltnb.
Bottom, %. Aug. Gin 8rtef BON et+
nem Sifgrr in 8tdmOnb, wel6er BET GeOar
MUuntatm 9efansen oenammen tpOroen, laot,
DaB ale @ffanSenen, piepprten gemadt nun
Den, auf gletHe Weile tpte ~Dttanoercn 6rieas-
~gefan9enen bebanoeIt rparDen. Ste Tnp me
Der In Gtlen nod III leparaten 3sllen.
@ettere NaGrt4ten aber ojeI
in Mtnne<
ct. paul, 20. Nusuf. 3uper=
l6liee Na6riGten BON Sort Rto9elsp tetatieen
ale frabertn Berthte. Der NIitrnt Supsr
intenOent @idof besesnete auf Dem Oese naG
psp pbsrcp NDeuturen, 6 @letIen BON 6Ott
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Sur gitmattDit.

llsber ben Stnnb Der Oin9e tn Str0tnien
waren In ben lebten 2a9en beutribteeube
Weri6te terbrettet, tpelde onrb pdS Sonnet
gen Der &eaterun9 ouf Die an b~teIelbsn gsrit~
teten Qlnfra9en uno Den Miau9el an 3eitunge
gUrrelppnoensen pa 6auef alie @Urreppnpen=
ten aus Dem 9aeer Serptelen Bat, iebr esltet~
1ert wuroen. So bie6 bereita, paB SqdlDn
BON Der 6rpnt bes Nupe'lAen 6eere8 mcgee
ffhbtaapfft unbI nurh hns Sbenanrcabt6al aeeiIt
let, I'm in MarplanD etnSufduea, 1oer in go
pes re1te Slanfe St fallen, - bann bab ST
gel anee9rtfen unD Sulammenaebdurit frcrben
Iet, &C., bod lit Bis CUR Stunbe nthts iber et<
nen perartt9en &f befannt eetpUrDen, Coet
ptelmebr tberbaupt ntAts, mas gu ernlttthen
BefirHtun9en NnlaB geben fSnnte.
Nles mas mir Oetntttpe6 tptl1eu, bef6rGufs
It9 narauf, baB Die NebsQen mad At3ug SIC
@lelan'S lfh NIT tbrer 9an3en Streitma6t
nUrDpdrt5 eetpenoet BADEN, I'm ben ltnfert
6lI1el Der Mrmee .bes General Yope I'll BE-
brO6en utp 100 mG9IiH BON fredericksburg aus
auf Dem serapelten Ws9e naA 0aIbtnstpn gu
ellen. General Bppe bat in SOlae pelen feline
Armee ridparts beprDert, um Dor Den 3febel1
len unter Stunepaa Sadlpn Die betrsffsnbe
@traBe 3u erretGen unp bielelbe 3u berlperrer,
Dber fals er gu lp1t fommen lpltf, SadlUn i'm
Gifen an3u9retfen. /
8et pteler MISUNDERSTANDING Der Nrmre
befebliete Stgel bic N%rrtere9aroe. SIS ltest|
baber fstn @runO 3u all3u ernltlt6en BE-
farhtun9en Dor, 3ulnal pa SurnltDe III Der
N1be ltebt, auf Den Sadlpn ItoBet mus.
Sepenfall8 pitrfen mir aber in ben na6ltsn
Ga9tn unS auf bic glahriHt etne5 GeiBqnI
Rampfes 9efaBt MAIDEN, Der ptelletht lhpn
p1breno mir pie5 l6reiben entbranut lein
lam ueter Mcglellan unp lttne 8tpeguh=
gen IaBt Ii9 nt1t Oiel 8e(timmtes mitt9eilen.
@tne 1ebr uni etimmte, am %. 2lugu(t tu
philadelphia etn9etrpfene DepelGe la9t, pqB
pOte Gereint9un9 per Nrmee ltattgtfunpen
babe. Otelelbe pirD (ih aber tpp9l auf Die
geretnt9un9 9ppe's uno Burnfee's Oe3iebea,
pa Wtc@letan erlt in eint9en Eaeen gu ben
ielben toBen Dtrfte.
Das lebte SiGere, mas tpir BON letrer Or
NEE bGrter, lit bic am 81. B. SplenDete Gin
idifung bee 6etnbelman' l1en Corps su gJcrf-
tupr, tpelAeS aus ben Oiptlfpnen 6Upter HrD
GearneY bfItebt. Das 9prter'ihe Corps mar
beretts BON Neppurt Stems ab1efabren unp e6
tpurpe bort am OonuerRdg NIT Der @tnlAll- |
flung bes Grantltn' l9en Corps beepnnen. Dds
BON &eDes lUate BON gOrttDpn abfabrer.
Bon benz Summer l9en Corps marlhtrte Die
DtptiCn Sebeepid am 81. mad 6ampton
unp Die OiSiIon NtGarDpn na6 Newport
Neps, mo- lfe lt6 ieBt bereIts sin9el9ift baten
perben.
@iner YrtSatmtttbfilun9 Der BbtlaoeIpbter
preB 5ufOIse, mare apar McGleQan nit einem
2bstle Der 9CtpmacsM rmee in Neranorta attz
eefOmmen, bod laBt fiA aber Die 3uperIalis-
felt rieler Ansabe ni9t nrtbeilen. |
Sober Sag, ben Der 6einO berltrei9eu labt,
uns an3ueretfen, 1T eth tof6arer 0ewtnn, pa
mir mad @ereint9un9 Ger 01e@teaan' iden
Arntee teoenfaas nit mebr Nube Der &ntpid-
lung Der Dtn9e am 8%appabannOf su1e6sn
Oirfen. /
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eoarmt issl ON mappanannOer.

Ser Correspondent pes Star lbreibt pom
6reltas, %. Aug /: G'eltern NaGmittas sesen
4 ubr erf9Ien cine ADtbeilung 9tebeGeni auf
Dem linfen lfer oe6 9lappabanuud, gut @loule
Goro, 8 Mleiten BON 5reosrifsburg, un0 Der
lu6te ben 8tue permitttl(t etner 0ontcn6tiaife
gu ii6eridreiten. uniere Gruppsn an ienem
puntte beitanoen aus Dem 25. Netpe9) 'rt,5 Dem
SO. unp 80. NennlYlSauta unr~ogm i3. uio
II. Moifadulette 8tesimentern. Gie lieBea
Den Seino Die gride CUR 5dtfte ls9sn unp err
Gfneten alsoonn ibr Seuer, 70 paB Die @on-
tons ben Str0m 5erabtrieben. Wir nabmen
lteten p%erislben meg. Der &f mar wenise
Mtnuten betB. Der 8etnO i6oB milf &artdte
Iten. @apt. Arm~ Itrons'S Maine 8atterie
braAte Die fetaoii6en 8atterieen gum SApetz
gen. nnler gerlu(t tparen II 5opte unO 80
SirpunDete, Don benen Elm Sbeil left 3u Goo
pcrs II NleranOria lit, Gen. &!dett3 aet8te
biz 8rDBte uuerl6rOdenbett, ebtnfoa Is otonsl
@briltiaH pom 26, New-gJprt Ges3d1ss5S + =.
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Ofecb0uics .0off.

tpnHI
gie, SAG Wlag9lanp Np.. nabe Dem @apttul
Dtee@ beiin pnbhfum 70 beltebte 0aus nit BEN (bdtttden
@arten. BEN eerdnmt6en uno tiblsn Eonsidlpn lit In oaen
letnen Kbetlen per1Apnert unb ~Serbehert un6 miro bternit enns
pIpbler,
= SeteH garntus unb 3pnnerfas atenb, lsaf6
2 sa @ Ebeatet<S prtelun1 ElM AZ
auf Der nu erbauten sc ltmodbplen SenInerbabnea
bel praAtppler illumination beS @artenS.
~ NaA Der gcrfequng Gpmmcrbou.
Der geftser Fat es f6 sur Iufsabe semaGt, tets Bic rein.
ten uno belten 29etne, Bier unb arbere Getranre an 6aS Dub
litun ju verabretben.. @*A fG@ts'NNa
pietne Slide, lOpie rinea Hiars Cute geoieuuns perben eten.
aus caS tprt8e %bettra9en, mir bic 8ufriebenbet Der mid BE-
~ebreneen 3u erbalten,
RS~ Sfben Mttt@pG uRb SOnuabemb &benb
Garten=@OnSert,
~ane9etuer,t bprt g~ealptnsteh Gututett &lub, 6efebenb aus ben
9errH 0ebrhcer Mrtbt aS6uttsr, ina mn
gsu u gta Se inter Der ti4tisen Setting Ses lestaenannten
Stthfiers.
@intritt fret
Dem pabltun pirs bur6 6ies @naaoement elm Selten.r
Beiub. 1 a.1 ' SFfN"V
4 Sult2zs SObn Bed, @ieentbautcr.
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sgstrtbf unfts @r6fnnna.

,alHMFs SD erIaabe mir hermit meinen Te " II
@AlllNs Sefanntenfbie ~ersebene Nn5ciee gu MAIDEN, i'd
nsue Niltbi6aft er6fnet TAB. Juno am nG6fen ID Ell
D~elitaten SunG
ierOiren tperbf 'pp}u i'd meme Sreunce rnb getannte INSIDE.
lpnhere einlaSe. 70 Fgtg 81 tEso.. .f7g1oi.
Aud Boarding unb 2ogts rtr6 eeseben.
lin frturelt6eh 3uipru6 bittet q 9~1fL39tj-t @E-
Et .#ea e.t 9 ui-
Gen So 50 Suo. Gbarlesltra6e.
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Selesrapbtfde Staebribten.
Mus Der 8unpeehauptRabt

AZ G.Ha NEafT- TE~ FrslrFAseN 1855.
80 Darlington, %. Nneult. 3ebn sss
fau9ene 0tebeaen purpen pteIeu Morgen bier
bereebrnAt. Inter oenlelben beftuDet li6 Capt.
G1S pom 5. Girginta SAP. yfeg.. ,a7 F.
WarlAal .. 6. B9i1ipps BON SttnotS
fan Dteien MtOr9en nit II Staatasefdneenen
ten5s Staatts bier an. Sie.pnrpen Dor ben
9rOIUBmarl9aa geflbrt, iOelfer iie ms alte
Capitol ldidte. Hao10
pailasisre, pelAe eeltern NIT Dem leetsn
.3uge con @arrentOn tamen. la9en, DAP 3pt>
1Gen Z uno s Abr NbenpS Der Bug plDbli6
pom gusriIa5 attaqatrt wurpen, welGe nit
rem Nufe onteper Den Sneer,teuri nteoer nit
fen y ero- 9anfeeS" &c. aus Dem 0e9Gl3 auf
Die 8a9en f%ruerten. Der Bug fam obsr rb<
ne SdbaDen papon.s Is saas 1l4as
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OnaS Iruppen Mufaebut.

9prttan no %. NusuF. aae. @slaafE
te lpdaen Iu6penptrt, camtt bic Burger in Der
Miale Der 3rte55oerammlun8 bsippbneR
f~0nnter. De 9taptbale mar gum SrOriidan
pol. Der grGBte Gnt6uliasmus brrrI6te.
pprtlanO nitro w%abrlhetnlt6 iein Contingent
gum Nsun MOnat6zNufgebUt pur9 5reiptllise
ltelen. - ,r 3 Ias d
Bottom, 22, ausuf. DaS IS. MaN,
0seiment, Sol. BilOe, 8tns beute Natmtt=
tag iber SAT- Jtipfr mad Gem Sriessl4atz
plabe alb. a.
nttta, %. 9usult. Das III. @est.,
@Ol. B. st. 9rale, 9tn9 bente Niitsas aus
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I sin Ul151g Baltimore. ben %. 9tusuf 1862 3 ss
Die aufmertianfeit Ger Steuerjaber wirb ouf bic @aseise
es Stabt Collectors geent bic III benz Baltimore Clipper
nnb QS der %pubtisirt. lit uao CAP bel @erfauf hes
Hubli3trten @i8entbumS fir radfdnbia
St~euernberS SABRE $50 unb 1S6llnn Dpnrer1tag
eu %. b. glts, in tenn @r4an9e' @ebau5e INN / utr Niittaes
0a eben bic Isbte Qiite iir riidfdnbiee Stelern BON 1860
CUR pusltt1ttpa7 an9eerti9t ptrb, 10 iperren ipI6e idumi9e
Bahler ben r5ttlt- ibre 0trdptin8en gu ber,btisen uub wettere
uufoaen gu e~rlparen. q ms 6Ha cIls a1uH
Gin SerfaHf wiro ebenollS I'M NnFan8 res nd6fen Npnats
serGfentli6t merben. :lr 81 ~. @rice.
SWpOt -11ssEs ast24@ Stab. 6 plleftpr.
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@pn Snb q mfrifn.

New gorf, %, Nueult. Der Dam
pier uNrtel" pom Nepinpall 1T nit $685. 600
In @OlO bier angefOmmet. @r lpraA am Fl.
D. Deg RdncnenboOt opsuqutu," oelsn @Vm-
mauDaut laste. DAP er gu 4ittle Bahamas Ell
nsn NebellenOompfer l~trunten mahte. Der
leIbe fol- Der SvtetD 1ein.
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benz Eager yl6untinatOn" BEL Stone uaA benz
RrieeSldouploB ab, 1000 Nonn itort. Dies
tit eas eriiy Rsaimeni lpgthce Gnepa &cuntp
untrr esm ntayi, ~1nfBrtot tilt. unp cne 4.
lelt 8s9inn pes Rrtvaee. O1e 5 tt3tebt iebt
pas Eager Duutin9ton.
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.Mttffdbter 8auYeretn MO. 2.

@eneraIperiamnlun6, feute Montag ben rs, aus., Nbenei
3 utr, >ppsu ianmtlt6e Wetelieeer e~ineelabeu ltnb sn er
Ihetnen. SnSbeirnbere peroen bic 9rcpertp SplberS aufge
prbsrt lid;aue etnSafneen.
Np SIN Auftrase: 8. Otee. SER.
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G@ SItnt III fiberfcbeu.
pic ib Dirett bon DeutlAlano beSie6e.
4horcs-.S.lf ,,.N .6nus:AA y

secu all tbeumatldeu &rantb item, TtIlle unb Gert6lhnta,
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-09-19
rspeeiar to the Cincinnati Gazette

ELIzABETHTowN, KY, Sept. 16, 9 A.
M-The following is the latest and only
reliable account Of the battle at Green
River Bridge, of Sunday, brought here
by special messenger, just arrived, who
left the battlefield at eleven A. NJ. yes
terday:
The fight commenced at four A. NJ.
Sunday, and lasted 5 hours. The rebels
made nine or ten attempts to storm the
breastworks, but were each time re-
pulsed with heavy loss. The rebels sent
in flag of truce to bury their dead,
which was over three hundred, accord
ing to their own statements. The
wounded on the rebel side is not known
Their flag of truce remained six hours
The rebels sent Col. Wilder word that
he must surrender, as they had Bragg s
whole force just coming up, aud would
take them all. Col. Wilder replied that
he was sent there to fight, and intended
to do SO.
There was no more fighting up to the
time the messenger left. Our loss was
81 killed and wounded, including Major
Abbott of the 9th Ind, killed. The
rebels lost three Colonels and all the
field officers of one regiment, killed.
1t is expected the fight has been re
sumed before this.
Col. Owen reached Col. Wilder dur
ing last night (Monday) with artillery
and infantry e-enforcements.
Major Abbott's body passed through
here yesterday, en- route for Indiana.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-09-19
How Maysville, KY, was Taken.

The brace Col. Wadsworth, was COM
mander of our forces at Maysvllle, Ky.
On the day of its surrender, two men on
horseback came into town bearing flag
of truce. They called upon Col. Wads-
worth and demanded the immediate and
unconditional surrender of the town.
The Col. in response to this very polite
invitation of the chivalry, surrendered
the city to the two horsemen and ske-
daddled across the river. The two fel
lows to whom the city was surrendered
held it for day or two alone, until re,
inforced by about twenty others, who
had stolen mules for this formidable
! cavalr force About this time gun
boat from Cincinnati made its appear
ance, and the rebels skedaddled, leaving
the city once more in our possession
Col. Norton, of the 21st Ohio, is now il
command. A gun boat is anchored ii
the river, in front, and while it stay
there, we don't believe dozen null
thieves can retake the city.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-09-19
A Good Nomination.

Gen. Schenck, now wounded and in
hospital at Washing ton, but in fair
way to recover, has been nominated for
Congress by the Union men, in opposi-
ton to the notorious Vallandigham, who
is the nominee Of the ''Butternut De-
mocracy. There can be but one issue
in the contest. The vote will test the
loyalty or the secessionism Of the Dis
trict. Yallandigh CHAM has the advantage
of the very large enlistments from the
District, Who are exclusively Union men.
Val. and his conspirators have been
laboring with the assiduity of despera-
ton to keep the Democrats from enlist
ing, SO as to secure their votcs. while the
true Union men are focking to the
standard of their imperiled country by
thousands. In this way he hopes to
secure a seat again in Congress, where
he can do more to aid the cause of trea
son than he could in open arms against
| the Government We trust that enough
Democrats in the District will let theil
patriotism triumph over their partisan
feelings, to secure the defeat of this
arch demagogue, and place in his now
dishonored seat the true and tried states
man and soldier, Robert G. Schenck.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-09-19
A Good Movement.

The Governors of Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Western Virginia, have sent cut an
invit itation to the Governors of all the
loyal States, to meet in conference, at
Altoona, Pa, on the 9th inst, to con-
suit upon the condition of the country.
Let them meet, and by their combined
wisdom, devise, if they can, the means
of saving their respective States from
the threatened invasion and ruin by the
rebel hordes now threatening them
If those between the ages of 19 and 45
placed under the control Of our great
commanders can protect Washington,
we believe the Governors of the loyal
States can not only defend the borders,
but suppress the rebellion with the boys
and old men that are left, if it is not
found to be unconstitutional for them
to do it. On this point we would not
venture an opinion. But we say, let
the Governors meet, and see what will
come of It.