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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-11
How Mar. Cox MOuid Conduct tn



In his speech in reply to Mr.. Gurley,
Hon. S. S. Cox said
/ would prefer that the war should be
carried on aud ended by bloodless tactics
than by bloody courage, ii il were possible.
would leave as little bate as possible as a
legacy OF this conflict. If it were possible
to close this war By the melting away or
the eapitulation of the Confederate army,
the country wonld prefer e. Gen. McClel-
Ian is not making this a war of Veng eance,
but war for the restoration OF the Union.
Itisjust such Democrats az Cox that the
fearless Senator johnson referred to, when
in a late speech he thrilled the Senate
Chamber with these words
Re spoke for the sake Of constitutional
liberty, and for the sake Of his own wi
and children. BY the failure of the Coz
ernment to enforce the laws, his wife AMI
children were turned into the street and his
house made barracks, aud one OF his sons
in-law sent to prison and the other to the
mountains, to eVade the tyranny and the
hell-borny and hell-bound spirit of Disunion;
and when cries come up that the law may
be enforced, you say: " No, | am against
the entire coercive policy of the Govern
ment 3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-11

BH- We are pleased to learn that Gov.
Morton, now in Washington, IS recovering
from his late illness.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-11

ANOTHER REBEL PuFF FOR YALLANDING-
HAN The rebels appreciate the services of
Vallandingham, though he is too cowardly
to take the sword in defence. ofthe cause
be loves. A late number of that precious
Secession periodical, De Bows Review, in
an article on the Hugnenots, says
Mr.. Yallandinghan, member of Congress
from Ohio, is also Of Huguenot descent
His family FIRST settled ia lower Northern
Neck OF Virginia, where some OF them still
reside No member of the last Congress
was mora Distinguished for learning and
ability. He retains his attachment to Vir-
ginia, and is true as steel to the South.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-11

E<A Kentucky correspondent of the
New York Times, predicts that Gen. Thorn.
as Wiltoeeupy Knoxville by the 18th inst
The prediction is not likely 10 be verified,
The roads are n such terrible condition
that il viii be impossible for the men to
make any advancement It is true, thou
sands of them are diligently at work max
ing roads, but operations Of this kind are
exceedingly. slow. The brave men under
Manson and McCook viii accomplish any
thing but impossibilities bnt movement
now may be regarded as among the IMPOSE
bilities
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-11

Tie Proposed Fetre1ac1aAaHe1at ia Gem
gress.
Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio, has introduced
oil in the q. S. Senate to cut down the
pay Of officers and employees to fair COM
pensation. The pruning knife is also to be
applied to salaries of Government military
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-11

g ESTATE for the payment Of the costs aud OK
snses Of side walk improvements.
Notice i, hereby given, that BY virtue Of pre-
cept i5sut by the Mayor Of the City Of Evansville,
and 70 directed, will sell at public auction, at
the door Of the Court House, in said city, SAT
URDAY, FEB. l6 1867. AT O'Clock p. NJ, the fol-
lowing lots parcels of real estate, or so much
thereof may be necessary TO pay the amount
charged aud assessed against said lots respectively
for the costs and expenses Of ma king sidewalk
improvements for said lots together with the
Of sale
L. s. Bailey. lot 3 Block 81, Lamasco .....s7 90
Adam Oysterman. Lot 4, Block lOi, La
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NEW ADVERTISE MENTS.
&HRRRRF's SIZE, sV'O. ~.

q Bg7viFtue OF an order of sale issued out of the
office of the Clerk of the Vanderbdrgh Circuit
Court, in frvor of Thomas Clifford and James r. t.
G. Morgan, FOR the use of Thomas Clifford, and
against George I. Taylor, Hattie Taylor, Zach.
b. Taylor and James Laughlin, Jr., 1 will ex pose
t2sale at public auction at the door of the Court
House, in the City of Evansville, on Ess =
MONDAY, MARCH Sd, 1862, ~
tetween the hours Ct 10 O'Clock A. M. and 4
S'cioek p. NJ of said dRv, the rents, issues and
rohs for the term IF seven years of the following
atvseribed real estate, yiz ::
A tract of land lying in the county of Wander
burgh aud State of Indiana, being a part of the
Horth east quarter of section nineteen 19) in
TO tnship SIX (6), South of range ten (IO) West,
and being lot No. two (2), in Wickhan, according
to the plot thereof as laid out by Thomas Clifford
and James K. Z. G. Morgan, which plot is recorded
in the Record Of Deeds in the Recorders Office of
Vandcrburgh county, in Book GU on page 292,
and also on the plot Record in said Office in Book
= A" on page l8l
And should said rents and profits not sell for q
sum sufficient to satisfg said writ and costs, will
at the same time and place offer for sale the fss
simple Of said premises.
GEORGE W0LFLIN,
Sheriff V G.
Wheeler & Tglehart, PalintiH's Attorneys
febll-S5, IS
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Suffers, ATTENTIoN.-W do all kinds
of Suffers Blanks, in a superior manner
and at the lowest prices for cash.
Military BLANKs of all kinds executed
in the best style, and at very low prices
for CASH
Be5 We invite the attention of the public
to our superior facilities for executing all
kinds of job printing. We do work in
first-rate style, and at low rates, and no
mistake.
ADVERTISE When times are hard lot
the people know you sell cheap. The peo-
pie win buy if you keep it befoae them that
you are selling bargains. ADVERTISED
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which gives all the late telegraphic news
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AGENCY FOR PRINTING PAPER-We are
agents for Printing paper of a superior
quality, which We are selling very low for
cash. Weinvite the attention of newspaper
publishers to our stock, which is complete
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To enable Us 70 devote 0ur attention exclusively
to the Provision and p 'duoe business, ne hags
determined to close cut our entire stock Of GilO-
CERTES.
We desire to Gail the attention Of be trade 20 the
fact that we viii sell at lower rates than goods OF
similar quality csn be laid down in this MARKET
and We invite city and country buyers q examine
our stock before purchasing elseH here.
The stock is well selected for the wants Of thi'
section and contains nearly every thing kept b.
wholesale establishment. Bargains can be haa b}
calling on GEO. FOSTER r co.
ian22 Corner Locust sf. and Canal
WWI@.aJV~TIED-RUE .RSN-D "A q 81
Oats Rye Hay, Flour, Dried Apples Dried
Peaches Feathers, Rag, Gsnsang, bs5sWaK,
peaua Potatoes, Dry or Green Hides, OF any Bthsr
nroilre in exchange for Crossries.
janz2 GEO. FOSTER CO.
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Fortress Monroe is to be strengthened
By heavy Colunbiads and Dahlgrens, to be
prepared for all emergencies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19
Official Report Of Gen, Pope,
Details Of The Great BatlIc.
Headquarters Army Of Va. !
Aag. 1875 Z. NJ.

Z
Aag. 1915 PM.
To Maj. Gen. Hslleck
On fhurrday morning the enemy
crossed tie Rapidan at Barnette ford
in heavy force, and advanced strong
on the road to Culpepper and Madi-
ION Court House
established my.whoIc force on the
turnpike between Culpepper and Sper-
ryyiile, ready to concentrate at amy
place a. soon as the egemys plaus
were developed.
Early on Friday /, became apparent
that the move on Madison Court House
was merely feint to dstain the army
corps Of Gen, Sigel At Sperryville,
and thst the main a,tack of the cue.
my would be at Culpcpper, to which
place | had thrown forward part Of
Banks and McDowell's corps.
Brig. Gen. Bayard, with part of.le
rear Of McD1well's corps. who was IN
the aIvance near the Rapilan. slowly
fell back, delaying aid embarrassing
The enemy's advance MS ftr as possible
and captured some Of lis men
The forces Of Banks and Sigel, ard
one Of the divisions of MeDowelf.
corps were rapidly concentrated At
Culpepper during Friday and FRIDAY
night, Bank corps having pushed for.
yard lie mites south OF Cu'pepper,
aish i.ick.t.s division 81 McDowells
corps ,hree miles n hs rear. Tue
osri,s Il 6 Sigel ~n,ch ll.'sl march
"a al gighi. sh. hsll d IN sulpepper
a rect saF = Few hgars
Ca Saturday glie enemy advanced
rgad y 10 Cedar Mountain, the sides
O; which iley occupied IN heavy force.
Gen. Banks was instructed lo take
up hi. position =, tie position oceapisd
By Crawford's brigade Of hiseommand,
which tsi ben thrown on. tie day
pFeyis0k 10 observe she movements q
he sr~ry. He vas air>c+cd rc4 70
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TUESDAY nNlSe


Fortress N nroe. Aa- JIG.
TIE Ubloa trools e,aeuatei liar
sons Landing ,his morning, about :
ac.ock. aud about the same hour Gen.
McCiellan's advance arrived q VII
liamsburg. The public properly va.
al removed b sasely. and ail !. qaiei.
New YORK, Avg. Is.
The STEAMERS Nouh Star AND itoa-
noke from Nra Oceans 10th have
arrived. brin nng m,nigtiass a Abe
dsfcal ii lhe rebels az Baion Rouge,
an tie destruction 81 tie Atku 2.
A HITTER from Baton Rouge s,1s
Minis battery twiee repul Cd tie
Tor and lid them great slaughter.
Breekuridec lost his righ, srm 81 q
cannon BAL. Tie fght took place
90 ,bc edge 81 lhe tosn, Gcn. " j.
hams being unwilling 70 expose help
less women and children, We cap
tured a large number Of prisoners ul.
Guiding Cap. Blunt, Bieckipriges ail.
Ger. Williams behaved like here.
Minis men are entitled to impcri-hsb e
glory. The loss Of the enemy must
have been severe, as our ncn eharg-
ed aud reeharged upon them. We
have taken three guns.
The enemy's forces we're estimated
Il, from 1000 to 10000 Our force
engaged was less than $500
The rebel ram Arkansas was grouu-
ded ID an attempt 10 engage oui fleet,
and destroyed Nv the Essex.
Among The killed was Col Roberts,
9Th Vermont Regiment. The 9Th Is
reported 20 have rs wounded.
Memphis, Aug. ID.
Reports from White River state
that Gen. Hoyey's division lad fight
Oh Monday near Clarendon. Arkansas.
Tie Federal force consisted o. six
regiment, Of infantry, and Tie rebel
force Of eight regiments ofcfvalgy and
part II Cen llindmans brigade.
Tie battle ragged dcrerly tor some
lime. with destructive effect un both
sides, bat resulted IN the defeat az the
rebels and capture Of 700 prisoners.
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Nea Ymk. A. III.

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81 ghe Eglfsh aieamef Colombia eith
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Nsa OAs tAc asH fei1a aay.
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IS = Brekibfdge aiisrked Balau
Il uer 81 the 5th. bot uerr sepuitei.
q g.. Williams lad hs bead sol
81 ~ 5 raanog ball
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Capt. Charles c. Ruggles, of Pout-
ney, Co ], 7th Vermont r Z mrnt,
died in hospital at Carroiton, La, on
tie morning Of the 2lh Of July, alter
a p.oiracttd illness. His body is ex-
pecied by steamer from New Orleans
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DEATHS.
NOW IS THE TIME
- GIT YOUR
PI G II u II Il.
Either ian AmbrOtypc, GEelain-
atype or photographs.
!. NJ. SHATTUCK

IT AS taken Rooms AZ the COURT HOUSE
Ii where he will remain b few days. ANY
10 want Of good picture Of themselves, Or
friends, viii do well to call. Pictures pui up
IN all styles Of Gases, Frames, Rings, &c. Cop
les taken from dapueireoypes. portraits, &c :.
A good assortment Of fancy aud common Gases
constantly on hand,
Work executed equally we'll IN cloudy wealth
er except Of small children. Please call aud
examine specimens.
Manchester, Ang. l9, 1sG2-ls
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NOTICE.


VNEIE non resident propretors Of the town Of
Il Dorset, in the County Of Bennington, ARE
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by said
town within the two years next preceding this
date, remain unpaid on the following described
lands, glass and sand beis, ia said town TO wit:
certain piece Of lsnd known as the james
Alen farm, and non-occupied b. William II
Landlear also, Glass sand Bed, or right 20
dig sand on the farm of Joseph Saxtgn, or lot
known q, the John Williams lot; also, another
sand bed or right to dig sand on the farm Of
Daniel 6. William; also NIi the sand and sand
beds suitable for making Glass, being one a.
teen acres Of land decided 70 samuel Frost BY
James Curtis, on he lJih day OF october, Il 81.
For more particular description reference
may BE- had q the land recor : Of the town Of
Dorset, and so much Of sad huids and sand beds
will be sold ~ Public Auction, ~ the Inn Of
Blake Barows, in said town OF Dorset, on the
first Thursday Of October next, at ! O'Clock =.
NJ, as shall be requisite IA disch RE said taxes
with costs, unless previously paid.
RALPH SMITH,
FRS, Constable and Collector.
Dated at Dorset,
August 18th, 1S62.-3w13l
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Burr and Burton Seminary.

TIVE next Term Of this Institution will COM
Il mence EDNEsDAY, Aug, 81 The PIN
cipal will he aided in the duties Of Instruction
~ Mr.. GEoRGE RICHARDSON, and Miss JANE
+. WILSON heretofore teachers IN the Seminary
The Boarding Department being closed for
the present, students from abroad can be ac-
cummodated with board in private families.
The terms Of Tuition. established by the
Trustees, are fer Thirty to Fifty CeDts week
according to the branches Of study pursued -
Inc l-easurer's bill is payable IN a,yauce.--
The same i RENTED 70 young men having Ia
view preparation for the ministry, who come
furnished with proper testimonials
J d. WICKHAAf, Principal.
Manchester, Ang. +, Ise2 Ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19

LIEur nuRNuAn Of Co, y, informs US in
private letter dated Aug. 9Th, that John
MerNafth died On board the steamer Louis
lana July 3lst Harrison Cummings died
10 the Hospital AZ Baltimore Aug 2. lie
saws "Maudos Hill and Joseph bemar. join
ed Us yesterday, they we're exchanged and
came denn from City Point Denars sage
that William Whitman, Fouls Campan. FL
bert Fisher. George Fleming, and Henry
Wiley died on the battle field"
All these we're reported wounded and pris-
oners The humber ofthose whom arc known
to have been killed and who have diei from
the elects Of their wounds. Amouuts 10 TWEEN
ty-one- neArly enc half Of the whole number
wounded
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WA MEErlNG ~ SuSpEntlSn A, 3
meeting in Sunderland, Aug 18Th, * men
pledged 70 pay ten and two fee dollars u
each volunteer from Sunderland, and sum
sufficient 10 make the bounty one hradreI
dollars. war raised by smaller sums, and
the men will te ready
j. j nm, Secretary
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Chcsgo ls
Te Timss & si,is o.ly Aas sae Co.
so~ag sg,ecsa di.psieh.
Nrmrh.. Tenn
4 bss,le oonmencrJ on sl,e sit inc.
II Tanusl. ssrsn miics from the
Cumberland Gar, beivrcn The eoafed-
sfHs forces enisr Crn. Stevenson
Banberng from 1910 $1,000 mea and
,i,c P,sierals ~ ,lfal place numbering
3fA1.
Tie suosennns vas made 10 front
BIZ Gen. Stevenson, While Gen. Bsr-
ton gainelihr rear If the fedrrsi forces
by losc~d marches and eDinplelly uf-
f0audel ihe iedeiass
Tie Il. lci#l. sore dsiyvn b. .nper.
iaf number. III irom ani when "a foil
retcat we're as<ailea by a aanking
fore. . he rebels
The rvb,ss are thus in possession
81 East Ienaessc again Their next
move will be Oh Gen. Buell with an
overwhelming force.
Gen. israsrespri Is ~ Chattanooga
cooperating Nigh GIN. Bragg. Their
confined io-ee i not less llan 10000
men.
The rebel Gen. Caswell was Killed
near his residence al knoxvill, on lhe
9Th inst.
A schooner from Havana ran tie
blockade at Mobile on The 7ih inst
She bad a cargo q salt, ammunition,
nai cavalry equipments.
A Vick.barg efter says lhat the
streets 81 that ctr are beginning to
assume their former lively appearance.
Refugees are returning and opening
places Of butises@ All the damages
20 the city b llls ke1rfal shells viii
We repaired within month
lIendquartYr. Army Va. Aug. IS.
Cen Bank- !. rtpidly recovering
and aill soon resume his command.
Jack son. force i upon Thorough
ffc Mountain, soulh-eesi Of Gorlous-
,illr.
Cen. Pope has issued an order to
tie elirci. lilM General Oordsr No, 5,
'r-prciiug troops t.eing subsi,ted on
tie country Inns bern freely abused
rs many officer. aad soldiers.
Il Is to be disiincil, understood that
10 ofli cr has any rightlo enter houses,
coolest persons OF destroy the proper
~ Of apy person. Whenever Il j.
nece ary OF convenient, p DIVISIONS,
forage, AMI such articles required vii
lee used. bat every seizure must he By
oalef of the commanding officer oi
troop. here present Any officer o.
-oldie vito cutters the u tuse or mo
tests the property q any citizen will
be severely punished
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Louisville. Ky. Aug.

Louisville. Ky. Aug. IS.
Cap. J H. Terry. division quar-
,crmtaer has in.t arrived from Cum-
bertrand Gap, which he LEFT on the l2th
inst lie reports that Cen. DeCour-
cey's brigade was attacked by Stew
eusons rebel division on the eth inst
at fasewalI. aud that Col. Cochran
VI the I4lh Kentucky whipped four
rebel regiments. Colonel Cochran
held hi> fire nnil they WIRE within
one hundred aud fry yards and check
ed their advance.
The federal loss wis 3 killed, Is
wounded and 81 Of tie l7ih regiment
takea prisoners. We took rebel
Lieut Colonel, whom we exchanged
Tor the 81 prisoners. The rebel Of.
heors Admitted loss Of $50 killed
and wounded. We took 2f3 wagon
load. Of iorage and seventy horses.
We lost The knapsaeks Of two regi-
ments.
There has been no lighting at Big
Greek Gap AS reported, nor any other
engagement in the vicinity ofthe Gap
or Ta1eNeiI, than he foregoing. All
reports Of other engagements and Of
tia cailiag up Gen. karter's and Col.
Byand's forces by the rebels are ut
terly false.
Gen. Morgan has issued special or
der thanking Gen. DcCourcey and
Col Cochron for their gaIlauiry.
Tie papers ot Rockville give a list
Of 90 rebels killed az TsKewel.
Washington. Aug. 6.
Col Corcoran, Col. Wilcox, Lieut..
CD. Brown, ard Mayor Rogers reach
"a r. Monroe this afternoon, and are
expected ID start II once for Wash
ingtob 500 officers haze been eN-
changed, among them, Lieut.. CO..
Kane.
A steamer viii leave Fortress Mon
roe tomorrow for Aikens Landing to
bring aAAy l30 officers that have been
confined ia Richmond.
Boslon. Aug. 6.
A special dispalch in the Jonrnal.
9ays thai Gea. barsslds wiih hisarmy,
las arrived 81 Cssl~pper.
Louiss iiie, Asg. ~.
81 an aniesbic arrangement. John
+. Fiske has resigned the Speaker
salp Of the Senate. and Jas. + Rob
iaso,, i Scott Co, cleo ID ~ hIs e AZ.
BsgisL Magosha has Estigned ihr
Go, ernorsiap +. L. Robinson BE-.
sofnss Governor Sc iaeso " NJ flee
"a spifl tenn MslL job sou. ~
Lenng rs. Las besn elseieI secfriaiy
II STATE Jel L. IrmF.s. President.
Il tae Military t3 has re- igi4ed,
> 10 inc duslss ~ iba oiEce devolse
a. Rebiasan ~ acliag Governor
Rossasga ard Johnsga are F'suachI
81 zl4@ LISA Dss
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Battle Scenes a!
100 o. TIE maa severe Battle Sec mes
lUU soa lscinrSrs or ras van. aov
ready szeIs Z sgiaetes hGliiy col8red, On tue
hcavy pHpeF stHt POSI- paid, - or 81 ~ 50
pei lo8. Ka agents ana The tgede, 30 better
nppWtpRiiv uaz ever offered Aldyess Hen
~ u Arson, FT.ns Publtshcs. Sc, ~ State
a.. Boston. Alas.
(Pupecs copying paid in the abovs)
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Ii : reported - iebel ifi~a
vsfe stst - sssr5sy = Ma Cy
~ busksfr lhsr pansse ~ a.-u
learn t8t Il oiber gsar9les - "a p0.
ots, : 4 rrelatly aGr 6eath tais
tpafnsn#
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C g. ~ mc ltsf :
sssr a. - ltA@
Cusk. Caas Ieaai asa es.afa s4s
sr eged shsM q stffr 4gsseu. sa
foga C Twt-eefs
lts helasr8 isa P~a5ftiefs r.
fehsf fierce H elg arNlas -
fge rmasEt a ~ lsssa ~.
as ta.t wan5 i.ai eal Aoati4ess "a
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Die o. KrrcnuN, o. this village, has.
We learn. received the appointment Of sur
geuu ~ enc u the new regiments
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Chscsgo. -.
Te Times q cha. e.ly Las sie Co.
ioxsag sgpelsai dl.paish.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20
HON. JOHN g. DAVIS.

The Cincinnati Commercial says:
The Indianapolis Sentinel denies the state
ment that the Hon. John G. Davis has fled
the State, says he is in Rockville attending
to his business, and adds that if the editor Of
the Journal dare repeat the charges made
against Mr.. Davis he will be the best cow.
hided man that ever received such q punish
ment in Indiana" which it thinks will be
convincing proof even to the editor of the
Journal that Mr. Davis Is at home,