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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29
Talk of Winter Quarters.
Tsp cial to the Times.

WASHINGTON, Nov 27.-The current
talk to-day in military circles here is in
regard to the expediency of the Army of
the Potomac going into winter quarters.
Late events seem to have strengthened
the probabilities of such a policy being
adopted, and differences to the same
effect are drawn from the President S
visit to Acquia Creek.
The President will in his message
earnestly recommend the passage of a
Bankrupt law by Congress.
Reports from the front to-day locate
Jackson's advance guard at Bealstown,
on the Orange & Alexandria Railroad
near the Rapahannock in a position to
endeavor to hold Sigers force from adj
vancing or to fall upon the rear of Burn
sides army as may be most available.
Other reports scatter his force along
the eastern base of the Blue Ridge, from
the Rapahannock to Smokers Gap, plac-
ing the bulk in our advance, leaving
parties in the rear to observe and harrass
our lines,
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
EXECU TON IN RKEY.
A LONG COURT EXPECTED.
Fort lafayette Prisoners Released
terrible BA TILE ANTIGUA
TED.
Ferociious Battle Predicted.


NEWARK, Nov. 2S.-The political pris-
oners at Fl. Lafayette including Pierre
Soule, have been released
Clahin Mellen & Co., have given their
creditors notice that they will pay ali
demands in full with interest
The Falmouth correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, under date of the
26th says that the presumption is that in
a very few days we will have battle in
this vicinity that will eclipse all others
of this war in regard to ferocity and
6erceness.
There is not the slightest doubt but
that the enemy is in great force on the
other side of the river equal if not SUI
perior to our own in point of Numbers.
l have reason to believe that General
Lee is in command, in person, of the
whole rebel army of the Potomac ex-
ceeding without doubt 1885, 900 men.
Their camp fires can be seen extend
ing at least ten miles along the river,
and from observation five miles back
into the couatry. The enemy, as usual,
have pickets out and an almost impreg-
nable position, and have been for few
days past working like beavers, throwing
up Notifications; morning, noon and
night they are at it with spade and pick,
the dirt flying until the wall or rifle pits
are completed.
Their present position is ON the brow
of range of high hills some distance
back from the river, with heavy wood
in their rear.
1t is my opinion that back of the pres
emf range OF hills where their works are
now erected, there is another range
which they will occupy if driven from
their strong position.
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Lees Army Concentrating Around
Fred rick burg.
Especial TO the Herald


.AcoUIA CREEK, Nov, 27.-The wife
and two daughters of DIR. Gillespie, a
surgeon in the United States Army, who
remained OF Fredericksburg when it was
evacuated by Burnside, last summer
were sent across the river yesterday by
a flag of truce, and proceeded to Wash
ington, this P. M.
They state that the whole of Lees ar
my is certainly concentrating near Fred
ericksburg, and that they are determined
to dispute the passage Of the river by
our army, and contest the advance by
that route step by step. Bloody work
must ensue whenever the army goes for
ward, and the closing battles of the re-
bellion will be fought in few days or a
TX at the most.
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Arrival from Eurnne.

New YORK, Nov. 27.-The steamer
City of Washington has arrived her
news mostly anticipated. Lord Russell,
writing to the Chamber of Commerce,
Liverpool, relative to the Alabama's DO
ings, says the matter is under considera-
ton of the Government
The Times shows that the destruction
of the British steamer Blanche was fla
grant outrage, and doubts not that Earl
Russell has taken proper steps to obtain
satisfaction.
1t is reported that the British steamer
Antonio has Leen stopped from loading
arms, &c, for the Confederates, at Cork.
Lord Stanley has been speaking in OPP
position to Cobden's views
The majority of the Prince of Wales
was quietly celebrated. The new Field
Marshals created on the occasion were
the Duke of Cambridge and Lords Cough
and Clyde.
The Paris Patrie calls for satisfaction
from the English Government for illegal
boarding of French vessel on the coast
of Africa
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E,ecut;on OF a Murderer.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-Gommander
Thatcher of the ship Constellation in a
letter to the Navy Department, dated
Spezzia, Nov. Sd, says that he had Just
received advices from our Consul at Bey-
rout, Syria, that the Sultans frman for
the execution of the murderer of Mr.
Coffin, American Missionary, reached
Adana, while the Constellation was still
at anchor near that place, and the GRIM
inal was Immediately beheaded in the
presence of vast concourse of people,
and without any popular outbreak, as
had been anticipated. The Turkish
Government behaved with great justice
towards the o. S. in this matter
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HEAD oRs WESTERN DIST. KY, /
LorIsYILIE. NoY. d. {
Another Railroad Accident.

NASHVILLE, Nov 27-Three passen-
ger cars in train from Louisville ran
off the track at switch two miles from
the city this morning, and were precipi-
tated down an embankment forty feet
The cars were badly damaged. An OIL
GERS leg was broken, and ten others were
slightly injured There were nine cars
in the train
The locomotive and baggage car pass
ed the switch safely. Some four hundred
passengers were on board The track
was torn up for fifty yards.
The accident was caused by a bolt
breaking and the spreading of the switch.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. Is.
FLOUR unchanged and in moderate de-
mand
WHEAT firm and in moderate demand
at $l05 for red.
Corn 45@47
OATS 47M50.
WHISKY 343 and firm
Hoes in good demand with sales of
5000 head at 81 30@S4 CO. Receipts of
10000 the last two days
Mess PORK firm at $40 Is.
LARD for speculative demand from
some Indiana men and 1900 tierces sold
at SO; it was held at 81 at the close.
GREEN MEATS in fair demand at 81 for
shoulders, 5@5z for sides; 5s@54 for
hams.
SUGAR and Molasses very dull, prices
nominal; coffee firm.
CLOVER SEED Sc.
CoorERAGE higher and in lighter sup
ply.
GOLD 2Sc. Silver declined to 12l@
122 Demand Notes ll8@l20, dull.
Exchange par.
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Particular Notice.

There are iadiy preparafioRs sold under N nome
Baers' pm up IN quart botfes, compounded Of IA
cen's per galto fie taste sgrised bg ase or Cogon
der Secd,
This class IF Bers has caused and 1elf coafjsHs 10
cgHse os tong hfy can be sold hundreds 10 die the
death of the drHHkar, Bg their nae he ,,,-s - -,
continually under The Influence Of ficololie i,nE,1gs
ofte 'ror9 kind he desire for Egror is c,eaied and
kePf up aud he result Is al hehoTrors aeadgAf t,o,
drHnkdra's life and death F''''
Far those rho desire and WILL HAVE Liosor
Bdters, are publish The JoLopripg reccipf. Gct oNp
BOTTLE HOOFLAND'S GERMAN PITTFRs
gad . M run TIRE QUARTS OF GOOD BRANDY
OR WHISKY, aod the resnh rim h. - s,,ra1,,1;,
1iot ,cW FAR EXCEL in medicinal vi,1.ies and fr,
eScetiehce ang 81 The numerous Lignor Bates in ne
narket, aud trW COST MUCH LESS. Yop ,r;K
connection nth COOP article Of Ligro, al a ,,rI
less price dan these Inferior preparations iH cnsL ,
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Mcdowell Court Of Inquiry

WASHINGTON, Nov 28-Maior General
McDowells Court of inquiry promises to
be of long continuance. Nearly all the
documents called for by him have been
furnished. Gems. Mcclellan, as well as
Gen. Sigel, ricketts,, Hartsuff, Pope and
others, whose presence here will not in
terfere with their military duties, will be
summoned as witnesses.
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Peregronations stonewau jackson

GcEeSEOhAttOAs StOhtWaA1 SucAsOh'
New YORK, Nov. 27.-The Herald
says Gen. Greary made another successful
reconnaissance yesterday from Harpers
Ferry, in which he destroyed cloth
mill and took possession of some -four
belonging to the rebels. 1t was ascer-
tanned that Jackson's column moved to
Front Royal on Saturday and Sunday,
and returned to Winchester on Monday,
and from there moved his army towards
the Ferry next day, and established his
headquarters below Milwood and Berry
vile.
Yesterday Gen. Sigel received infor-
nation through his scouts that Stonewall
jackson was at Upperville, near Paris,
and Gen. Stuart at Salem, Just beyond
Thoroughfare Gap, and that they have
strong pickets thrown out in every direc-
ton. The whereabouts of jackson thus
continues as heretofore most mystical
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News from the South.

CAIRO, Nov. 27-Galveston news of
the It'll says: Sam. Houston made Sc
cession speech in bingham lately.
Advices from Holly Springs say that
nearly the entire population emigrated.
All stores and most private residences
are closed, and Small Confederate force
is there, but not quarfered permanently.
The Federals occupy jacksonville, sew
en- miles north.
The Georgia Legislature passed law
lately to obstruct all navigable streams
in the State, and appropriated half a
million of dollars for that purpose.
The First General Council of the
Episcopal Church of the Confederate
States met at Augusta on the 10Th inst
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29
RUM0RS OF WINTER
QUARTERS.
STONEWALL JACKSON AGAIN
LOCATED.
Rebels Providing around Harper,
Ferry.
Railroad Observation-Disclosures KILLED.

Railroad Accident--Idianian Killed.
CINCINNATI, Nov ga passenger and
freight train on the Kentucky Central
Railroad collided yesterday afternoon,
five miles this side of Paris.
E. p. Crow of Fayett county, Ohio,
and John Simpson, Of Knox county, In
diana, and Miss Josephine Hisa, of Vel
low Springs, Ohio, were killed. Private
johnson of the 22d Michigan, and two
others were wounded.
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Fort warren prisoners released.

BosroN, Nov %. By orders from
Washington, all the political prisoners
were released from Fort Warren yester-
day. Many of them left for their homes
last night, including Marshal Kane, Of
Baltimore.
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GENL. ROSECRANS REQUESTS THE
ARREST OF AN EDITOR.
sam. Houston Alive and Speaking.
AFFAIRS ABOUT HOLLY SPRINGS.
Position of the Rebel Army I'm Ten


NEW York, Nov PA special to the
Tribune fran Nashville on the 26th says
the situation is more problematical than
at last advices. The enemy have been
concentrating and demonstrating in a
way which affects the lac status-that
they were merely feinting, to cover a
movement of supplies and an enforce
ment of the conscript act.
The weight of their military operations
continues favorable to the view that there
will be no great battle in Middle Tennes-
see. If there is, it will be between Tul-
lahoma and Winchester.
Considerable bodies of cavalry hover
about our front, but since they were Wig
orously driven back by Col. Kennett 5
cavalry, they have been more cautious.
A body of 1900 of them, who were at
Nolansville yesterday, returned to Muir
freesboro' last night
Breckinridge's division of 5000, and
Cheatham and Mather's of 5000 each,
are at Murfreesboro'
Buckner's division is at and around
Normandy; Polk and Hardee are posted
from Tullahoma to Winchester.
Part of Kirby Smiths army has Joined
Bragg.
General Negley thinks the enemy over
$4,000 strong in Middle Tennessee, other
testimony fixes their number at 10000
of all armies
Early this morning Forests cavalry
made dash at Sherrid4n's pickets, fire
volley which hurt nobody and fed
General Rosecrans has issued strin-
gent orders touching foraging parties and
the treatment of citizens, which gives
general satisfaction.
Brgadier G n raj Stanley arrived
from Corinth to-day, and is detained as
Chief Of Cavalry.
Colonel Barrett of the First Ohio Ar
tillery is detained as Chief Of Artillery
1t is ascertained that Captain Gourley
of Alabama, murdered Brigadier Gener
al Robert L. McCook
Major General Wright is requested BY
General Rosecrans, to arrest the editor
of the New Albany Ledger for violating
the 57th article Of War;
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Dfe 1airu auurttar.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. ROBACK's SCANDINAVIAN RENE
DIES.-Are you sick, no matter what organ lis
affected, depend upon it the blood, which is the
food and sustenance Of every organ is full of cor
ruptionl My Scandinavian Blood pills and Blood
Purifier, break up the Of disease in the fluids
Of the body. They purge and purify the elements
n blood. Hence their quick and complete cures in
dyspepsia, scrofula, eruptions, fits, tumors, ner
yousnoss kidney complaints, piles, low fevers, de-
sility, rheumefism, hcadach, want ofsexual vigor,
etc. etc. Those remedies are astonishing the whole
medical world Sec advertisement
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29
NewYnrk Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Money rules
steady at per cent on call Sterling
exchange rules heavy at l40@l42 for
Merchants; 1920 l433 for Bankers bills.
Gold lower, opening at 29B @294.
Closing dull at 29I.
Government stocks steady.
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FrederteKsburg Not Occupied by the
Rebels.

FALMOUTH, Va, Nov. 27.-Fredericks-
burg is not occupied by the enemy in
force; merely picket guard is there on
duty. Business is totally suspended.
The only flag visible is British one,
floating from private residence.
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The President visits GEN. Burnside

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The Presi-
dent yesterday went by special steam
boat conveyance to AcqUia Creek, where
he was met by Gen. Burnside. He re-
turned this morning BY the same means
The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. having heard the arguments Of
counsel in regard to the liability to taxa
ton under excise law of persons engaged
in the manufacture of clothing has pre-
pared an elaborate statement describing
that clothing is manufacture subject to
taxation of three per cent. ad caIOrem
The value to be returned by the manu-
facturers as estimated by the assessors
in the manner pointed out in the statute
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-The hospi-
tails were filed with JOY and happiness by
the liberality of our citizens, who sup
piled each of them festive board,
around which the heroes of all the fights
gathered, and Toasted to their hearts
content
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Council of inquiry ON Buell..

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2S-The Buell. Coun-
ell of Inquiry convened yesterday, and
after organizing, adjourned till to-day.
The proceedings will be private. Buell.
is not present
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bad diet will be unavoidable, bat armed with H0I-
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NOTICE.
TO LEASE.
HOUSE FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT IN MOUNT
L Vernon, Indiana Lot No 81 in Owens En-
largement, situate opposite the residence of Thos.
j. lIinch. For terms of sale apply to G.. W.
Thomas. A. NJ DUS0UCHET.
NOyeu Der 3-tf
IGOR SALE OR RENT, A LARGE STEAM
L TANNERY, together with six of Land.
The Tannery is in good condition. and is fitted
with all the neatest improvements.
For further particulars enquire at this Office.
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Or0er Tor the PRESERVATION Oh Ohc
Niger.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 27.-Thanksgiving
was generally observed to-day. The
storss were closed and business suspen-
ded
An order just issued by Gen. Boyle,
gives much satisfaction TO conservative
men in this section, and the press COM
pliments them.
The substance is as follows:
HEAD oRs WESTERN DIST KY,
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 81.
All commanding officers in this Dis
trict are ordered not to permit negro
slaves to enter the camps, and all officers
and privates are forbidden to interfere
or intermeddle with slaves in any way
1t is rumored that the rebel John Nor
gan, with force of 4 1000, is at Glasgow.
This is not reliable.
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River at Pittsburg.

PITTsBURG, Nov 2S-River four feet
ten inches at the pier mark, and falling.
Weather cloudy, damp, and cool.
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Salt! Salt!
Hoods ! Hoods!! Hoods II!

6O DOZEN CHILDS', MISSES AND LADIES
~ Hoods, just received aud for sale cheap at
SCHAPkER d BUSSING'S,
noy25 No. 40 Main street.
N. B.-Postage stamps redeemed in money
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sHAWLs Avn CLOAKs.

A n ENDLESS VARIETY OF SHAWLS AND
n Cloaks just received at
SCHAPKER & BUSSING'S,
rows No. 80 Main street.
N.B.-Postage stamps redeemed in money.
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Rebel Cavalry About Harpcrs Ferry.

HARPER FERRY, Nov 27-Rebel cav
airy have been bin the vicinity all day.
The latest official reports from the
front is that small infantry pickets are
now observable by the cavalry.
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WANTED.

yETANTED-SIX JoURNEYMEN BOOT AND
w shocmakers. Steady employment and good
wages may be had by applying 10
WM EMERY,
duv5 Iw Cor. Main and Seventh Sta.
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Rebel Army Concentrating.


New YORK, Nov. PA special dis
patch to the Tribune SAYS officers who
left Falmouth this morning report quiet
ude. The rebels are receiving large re-
Inducements. Lees whole army is be-
lieved, upon the testimony of deserters
and others, to be in our front, and to
have been strengthened by the arrival OF
forces under Bragg and Stonewall Jack
son. The rebels are strengthening their
earthworks and mounting more guns
IN DOZ. NATURAL PRESERVED PINE AP-
~ pies in glass, - doz. natural Preserved Pine
Apples in quart cans, just received at
ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
NfOLASSAS AND SYRUP
WI 10 bbls Molasses,
do Baltimore Syrup.
do. Stewards Excelsior Syrup.
Is do. ass. grades Sugar House Molasses in
store at II. A. COOKS.
4 MOTHER FRESH LOT OF COLBURN'S
~ celebrated Dandelion Coffee;
2 0 lbs Miles Ground Sand Coffee;
200 lbs pure ground Coffee Just received at
sep27 ELLIoTT'S Family Grocery.
L 2 half chests Imperial Tea.
2 A." % Gunpowder Tee,
90 g ass. Young Hyson Tea,
Is " 60 Black Tea,
s " ' Japan Tea all new CROP choice
and fresh, now open at II. A. COOKS
E'RENCaH MUSTARD.-5 CASES IMPORTED
Il French Mustard at No. 10 MAIN ST.
IN GROSS TRANSPARENT SOAP GLYCER-
/ = inc Soap, just received at
ELLIoTT'S Family Grocery.
(VLOAKS AND MANTILLAS-A ANOTHER
" supply of Cloaks and Mantillss have arrived.
Also different colors of Cloths for Cloaks at
SCEAPkER q BUSSING,
ectl0 40 Main street.
DIFLE POwDER.-!Oo KEGS RIFLE pow
n der for sale for cash at
novl1 ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
CfTAR CANDLES-73s WHOLE HALF AND
- quarter boxes for sale low, in lots to the trade
by :. Il. GILBERT & CO.,
octls No. 4 Sycamore street.
CPICES.-A FULL ASSORTMENT OF PURE
- Ground and VIII lie Spices, always Oh hand and
con family receiving at
novil ELLIoTT'S Family Grocery.
CASK NEW GOLDFISH, % KITS N.
j Mackerel, IL u barrels No. MackereI, : bar
rels Picked Herring, for sale at
nOvll ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
CHOULDER BRACEs-A LARGE SUPPLY
= just received ct H. SCHLAEPFER'S
not27 Drug Store.
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LOST.

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with Branch Band-of no value to any one but my
self. The finder will he rewarded by leaving the
same at my house. CONVERSE CLEMENT.
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OF THE REBEL ARMY
IN TENNESSEE
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FEASTlNG SOLDIERS IN HOSPITALS

No Rebel Force in Fredericksburg.
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President Lincoln Meets Burnside
at Acqnia Greek.
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Buell. Court of Inquiry in Session.