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SALE OF REBEL PROPERTY IN KANsAs.-Col
Jennison has recently turned over to Gen. Hunter
the sum OF a 400, being the proceeds of sale Of
rebel property in Johnson county.
IJThe Duke Of Wellington, Ii is related,
never lost a gun in engagement with the enc
M, though he captured about three thousand.
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SMUGGLING ALONG The OHIO.-The Louisville
Journal states that the smugglers are doing a
heavy trade across the Ohio river, below Hender-
son. Very large quantities Of supplies OF every
description are landed at Uniontown, Caseyville
Casrsyille, FOrd's Ferry and other points.
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1891 TIE us6s
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
- XEf1

-
with its oonnechons)
Is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsrBD AND
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THREE DAILY TRAINS FRoM
PHILADLPhIA TO PITTSBURGH!
Two ofthem making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRIsBuRs
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
TO al points in the
"ksf, NohTB-wHsT AND SouTH-wEsT.
UfOr Throssh Tickets, apply q II. oaOs Of
psHy. Calvert stsaOn, B.ltimOrs.
Splsndtd SlSsYtng Cars on all NtgAt Trains
SmoktAg Saloon Cars on all Trans.
FROM WASHINGTON.
fsssentert VII take the .. m. ane p. n. trains,
where dose Connections are maae Sith tsiS. On On
the Northern CentTsI X. K, AID arrive in HsTrS-
SIth the TRAINS on u. Penhsyivsnis CeHTst
hallroso Tor al parts Of the west.
FREI6HTs,
By this routs, freghts Of al descriptions can be
toryarded 70 and rom any point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa. or Missouri, by Ratlroad dtrsef.
The Pennsy wanna Central Railroad also connects
. any ecTs on tSs aS.f 6HS ssS
KENTUCKY, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Miss
lsslpPi, w lBoonfln, missouri, Kansas, Arkarsa
md Red lyers; and az Cleveland, sendusky and
Chicago with steamers to ali Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustinf the transpor-
tatton of their Freight 20 this Company, oan rely
TIE fSp RaTss q 81 ' 20 and
point IN the West, By the Pennsylvanle Central
henroed. are az az ffu1ss JscOrabls
eharEed ~ etAsr hasIroad C0rlpGafeS.
cnJB Be Sariicgar 70 mark packages WA PrNS.
Mk6RkW 4 KooNs, Freight Agents,
No, so North street, "a tImore.
ENOCH LEWIS, 6enl Superint't, Altoona, Pa.
Hs HOUSTON, 6enl Freight Agent, Phis
oe.lnls- 1f-dly
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HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK.
LII STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR
FRIEND OR RELATIVE?
IT'S THE BEST DOLLAR WEEKLY INTHE
WORLD!
ITS WASHINGTON NEWS Is UNEQUAL
LED!
ITS GENERAL NEWS is UNSURPASSED
BY THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR
WEEKLY!
ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE
WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN
DRIED TIMES ITS YEARLY COST.
ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE
TEN TIMES ITS COST EACH YEAR
TO ANY FAMILY.
TIE Number for this Week, to be out on FRI
day MorHEHg-priee Three Cents-,oiH
be a remarkably interesting one.
Every Person at q distance yl.o acoukd Keen
Posted NTH reference to rchat is really
going on here ar these interest
ing times should receiUs it
regularly.
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AND SUBSCRIBE FOR 1T.
80 barrel. . ! 81 sElkS q CO.
go MIflsIi. RYE MoNONsAHELA.
500 Fine Old BoGRiBoN.
''''O . 0'AOlnHa ESi Rifle DUPRE.
cR n Atfo, Agent for 5. N. Pixies kRMY
GENI,s,, s sIkE S GRA !, a 3 .NR NEcKTIEs,
Sents' Linen Cambria Hsndkerchiefs,
Gents Umbrellas.
Gents, Undershirts and Drawers,
Elne Cio;hs, vsstIngs. and cassimeres for gents,
Linen ,f, shIIt!ngs Of the best grades imported.
al Of tne Shove 81 our Provsrblsly low prices,
An ,nsIeetlon OF stock solicited 1t Incurs no
-. FERRY BROTHER,
la3l-n Penn. ay.nue and Ninth at.
GENrLEEMNFFss .s OF FF FiNHY o TARE {eARM
met cSAT feG 6 jfassic rs f sGsf
81 al eo,ors and easli;ies, equal in make and
hHish 10 the best custom work.
Merchant ailors and Ciothers,
i>yz-,rt 81" Pa i ave- pct 9Th and 10th SITS.
BURNsIDE's
Patent Portable House.
The inventor calls the attention of Suffers and
gt b. his nVsnor W5USt can os s
grooves. ~
Bs>nes and Stables built in the same vsy, II
ean re pyt up ard taken down without injury TO
Orders can DO left with
SAMUEL WISE, Ruilasr
No. 346 street. nsar Thiftesnth,
u lin Washington. ID. G.
II LND BUFFALO ROBES.
B. PUDNEY,s,
.t 3x4 "a. ave bacE room,
335 street.
C6ATS. PONCHOS, LEGGINs,
h Blankets, Cap Covers snd Caps, at
J. B. PUDNEY'S,
-. 324 Pa sve, ba x room,
or 335 ID street.
HEAVY REGULATION BLANKETS.
W. J.B. PUDNEY,
324 Ps. ave-, back rUom,
or 355 ID street.
ID a NEW THING.
4 ATENT Compressable Cot, can be folded mp
iRto space - inches long by wide, an ingenious
eontrisance, for sale By
r. J. b. PUDNEY.
S34 Pa. ava. back room,
ta2-G or 353 street.
s1REY AND SECOND MOURNING soripg
" Silks. with sll other kinds OF SILK Goods al
most moderate rates. -
Pa avenue And Ninth street,
"a mi
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p n. soHEsToN, -Te
OAkYIM O II *
p EFG i 0CK n osPIfAL,
Has SSsssssssf fss ssesf CrfsSs, SysskS cd sslv
Efsssssl Rssssdy ~ fH Rern,
FOX ALL DISEASES OF IMPRgDENOE.
LET NO FALSE DELTCACY PREyBNr,
APPLY lMMEDIARELY,
A sERE WARRANTED, or nm tuxRsr
IN FROM ONE 70 fRo DAYS.


e'f AZ t Mnaoaafd oNH F g ps 20 ot szn.4Hss,
E..lsss 4 ne s.sl, ssns..,... As.ss.us e u. ia.
az .s;is. DseesfSssi Inpstss<f Sen
Is:s, L.g s9raa fi.rsH 2 Ii Sssr, Tial sSi,,
HAD Noss O. skin, xs.eSous - -. Is, 49, ne
,sa Ssv.s1tbsss Terrible DssrdIrs arising rsas SAL
ss vhiss rsndsf Marriage npsssiks and dssssy I.,i
Espseisy vhs have bseens ths yctn, .f s.,s., va.
sst dr,sdfs and dsstrseti's haL Eeh sanssIy .v.sp
sl. 70 sn anal, sSs', SS5,rss. fssEI Mse
ss,e satEsnesS lstsuiag ssusts Win +. thsods .f.Is
Sa;ns. q .sf'd scstasy ths living iyr, Sy en- si
-, EARRIish.
-. lad rtneHsi - sxng Men ssoian platins Mar
as...I.. az ~, Phy,sa v'stnsss, srGsnis dsIliy,
.hs Places hiTssH snd,r he ears q d. J. nay rsr,-
,.y ,ss n. mi; ~. hsnS. a. gentleman and ssssessay
OFFICE No. 2 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
~. I'm a.Se .d' 'ps IRAN s.l..r. .r.. fey dss..
INST DO paid sas e~assin a ,i,mp.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
-, ss "a. ks5a Sei.s, e eusg.sa. Lsndss, gnds
s t e en-: fsi: 80 .ss s
sv.r tpeuni many ussblsd viii nngnf tAs had and
:.da.H . III. sss.s
ssn.trn'' With dsrsnFsnsut q mind ssrs cured ssans-
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
s,r;sn practices hdTtsa in when alsos-s habit fr.qssny
sSS ar. gay n. wen .k:n ssI..p and ne. esl.s
renders marriage impossible, and destroys bed mind and
rh.,. pad and nslsnehsy .f.sts pssd.s.a
d. e. : e q: :. si:a ..s
sy b.rsns.S.st q d. ps..1P. 'P fsnsso.. s.5.n
t.srf.i .fss 90 e d. mind ar. u,s,
b sr.ad.dtes Of MsmOry, COnfu.sn q dss DsPr.sass
u... Lo,. ssiitsd., rindy .s az. ..I. q de evil,
krRVOU. DlsILIrI-rhsssans. can n.v ,,dr. vh.iis
hs ssps. Of their declining bsslh losng hair Isee-
ing weak PALE nsrvens and sraaeiatsd havinf snFrIay
spP'sTans' sssst The sy", essgb symptoms ssoIsnI
DISEASES OF LMPRUDENcE.
When q. misF.dsd and inPrsd.ut vOts p.sssrs fnds
happen, that m,d or dread Of dse.rsry
astsn nm from apply .ho.s sbs from .dueAsn ana
hands Of ignorant and designing Prssnd. vhs inesp.sis
ennEE, teh hs pscHnisry substance Keep hin tifinf
tuned, ds.Par ssTs hin Win rsin.d S..IS % .iss
sysr ana CALLING daPpontmsnt; Of thAt deadly
srrSl, ds.sI, Of ths ss.rs Threat Essd
.,l. viii fEha. IA pisity, al dssth rsn
eresrsrsd GENTRY from vksss o. svssr r,isrns
DIX. JORNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGANIe
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY.
o gI's sna I.nsdy q a. srg.ss
most and d.sI,lsd VIE had Lest ali ssps ssys
sssn innsdisssy relieved
Dsstsni kss. o. rIss.dr. fsI,I, Hsrv.s irrisasty,
xrs. slng and w.sDsrs or EIsautisa Of d, fearful
ENDORSEMENT fHE PRESS.
tnE MANY fsoUsAEDs cured At this institution within
ns last ,svshtssn years. and ths Important ssf
vsysrtsn o. s Tsysn sna many sthsI psrssos nsess u
ynsh says HIPsHEsd afsia and again tssSs Fxke BE-
,d,s b, staining ssntlsh esrLssT and TsIpsra-
10 q n klv
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H r. = " q II u.
II n Z VAT Il.
- IA 7 " IT Z.
DR.. LA BONITA

cures all Venerial Diseases permanently and
sulekly, without the use of disgusting or poison
GUS drugs OF any kind.
no dieting or interference with businsss
Consultations free.
4, Is saying sulte enough IN lts favor when cav
thHt nv Practice is tha. which is IN use in All the
new lork city hospitals. VIM
rev 1ork City College and Hospital Testimo-
Ladies with Whites and Disease. OF the Womb
treatment. W LIZ
There Is nothing assnsius or disagyaabIs In any
part OF the treatment. - '
H HIi cures warranted, or money refunded.
promptly attended TO.
Medicines for travellers and others packed, with
Iuji lnstruotlons for use, and warrantao
Omoe-hoon NO. Was ington Building, Penn.
ogshue ana Seventh st., Washington, ID. G.
pHILADELPHIA PROVISION STORE,
llg PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
r, BssSseB 1874 ard 20fh SIS,
epoSe, taxes this method of informing the oit xens
OF tho First Ward that he has opened firxt-c IA
rtotIsl0p store, coEdnoted similar TO those for
ShIoh Philadelphia is famous. O
mere can be tound st al hmes q large and fresh
son. 80 HS liz Se7-
Particular attention is called to hIs stock and
prices of BUTTER, CHEESE, SO.
Phil edelpht Print Butter,
Soshen and Western Reserve,
Being determl ned TO give the strictest attention
70 the wants OF his customers, and to keen every
frtlole In his line the best suaiy and sell al the
lowest market pnoes, he hopes to merit share of
Families Wi DO waited upon daily for orders, IL
no 10 THOMAS n, WILSON
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- ~ SOMETHING NEW!
NN I6REATzsI DISCOVERY oYN(A1
%>&&I THE A6I!
~ II 2Sl G street, o1,osifs <
,tts Tasatr.

Iajfhe Shell and Thoroughly COOKED (far superior
5o roost) IN fSo patsEtts, tkt |ssfssf
- ffxst o. record. Call and see.
The UNDERMINED respectfully informs his friends
In the District, and visitors TO the CITY, that he has
RENTED his OLD and wKLL-rNowH BsTLBLIsHMINf
In most thorough manner, and has made com
plete Arrangements 70 furnish OYSTERS in any
style and IN any quantity. 900 70 500 gallons shuokod
per day; Zoo to 5000 cans Of spioed and Fresh
In the shell by the bushe or barrel,
Persons wishing 70 have Oysters furnished resu-
hrIy through the winter, 81 Baltimore prfcss
Without fear Of failure, should call and make ar,
nESments at once. Freight. time, and money
saved BY purchasing Of me, as furnish an article
at prices Just a. low.
c,,,.d TO Suffers
s,Isyberries, TSmstoes, PiEs' Feet, Tnpe, &c.
SSo:Ss: Also, Pickles, CatsYP, Seioes, Brandy
ties, Terraplns, Fres8 Lobstsrs, Cod, Haiibut, DO.
In faot, every thing for sale in the Northsr m MAJ
fe ao sIy:ys s On hand, ., resson.ble prices
nvered without charge % any part Of tn Diutrlot
In seeson, n the money il sent with the order.
My establishment 10 open from a. m 10 - NJ
nikht every day, except Sunday, when 1 olose 81
m2H +. M. HARVEY
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w FOR TIE ARMY.
,narge assortment Of magnificent French Brass
D[nms tsystem" GresoIreD French Bugles TOR
celebrated ClariOnets and Flutes Brass Ipstru1
ments OF Gil KINDS, ALSO, the fines. qua ity Of Ven
ice sttlnss.. busson's Aocordeons and FlutInas
lIogether with large assortment of latest French
Music Tor Bands, Music Store of
10 w. s., METZEROTT,
-la 10 Corner Pa. avenue and nth st
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tns MANY fsoUsAHDs cured Al this nssitstsu rithIs
Ne last ssrshtssn years. and ths asrr-
cal sftrsoens performed BY DR. Jshnstsn, Ss
uersu o. Gs Esfsn taa many sthsS psrseos, nsess u
rnsh have EIPsHEsd Afsia and again tss rskhe
Eon BIS Standing u ssntltm.h 81 eSnGT and TsEpsra-
sit5, stsaisnt gaaFsEtss tAs Raittsd. mar Itly
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G WATCHES.
oID ANy AND Si5 kMEREftNHGNtl sH' SWISS
nave now on hand large stock of all the most
ceeDrated Watches, that l am selling at the Very
lowest prices that good and reliable time Keepers
can pc afforded at; and every description of fne
yEWELRf on hand; all new styles received az
soon as manufactured, and offered at the lowest
rates. silver ware manufactured in my own shop
All Kinds of MILITARY GOODS on hand, such
Kn, nev9p5Vefs, , Swords. Sashes. Belts, Bowie
Army Trunks and Bed Combined; and MANY Other
things useful and ornamental at 33s Pennsylvanis
avenue. naSD IF n E6nn"
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$50 JOHNSON & NAGLE, Oo0
so| IMPORTERS OF ZOS
WINES, LIQ UORS, HAVANA CIGARS, ZINE
GROCERlES, &c.,
No. 2s9 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
washington, ID. G.
No. 10 Royal Ct, near King, Alexandria, Va
Sole Agents for the SPARKLING HOOK and
MOSELLE WINES of the Hook helm
JOINT Stock Co., N Hockhelm
on the Rhine.
Constantly on hand their celebrated
Sparkling Hook and MoseHs Cabinet Wines.
C2nno!sseurs are respectful ly invited to give us
D call. ja8
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcB.
x. JORNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGANS
FFLKNESS AND IMPOTENCY

bi gTss and important rssdy Of DE srss..
are speedily erred md fail vcsT rsssrsd Yhsxsa.ds s
bean innsdistsly relieved
All imp sdnsns % Asrri.rs, fhyrIsal Mental Dissss
Dsacens lees Of fEsSyssvs Power rri,s bItr
xrs.sing and NssDsu Extautisa Of hs nss, f,.rfs
kzd speedily cured.
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WILLIAM FUCKERS
CHEAP GROCERY WAREHOUSE,
325 PENNs MA AVENUE,
325 Pennsylvania AVENUE.

GROCERIES
AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES,
and Others.
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EENTLEMENS READY MADE GARM-
ENfS, OF FINE QUALITY.
We oter o.tlzents and strangers q lake assert
merit OF LIVER COATS, DRESS COATS. BUSI-
lyESS COATS. PASTALOONS and VESTS,
Il all cOofs and Qualities eausl in make and
JsnIsh 10 the best custom work.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
Merchant aIloTs and ClOthers,
322 Pa. ave-, bst 9th and 10th ats,
- C-til iIutel. A EapD
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

COOP, IF TRUE.-A private letter from
Springfield, Mo-, to gentleman of this
city, dated the l4th inst, states that it was
rumored and generally credited in that
place that Major Hubbard of our army, with
$50 men, had been surrounded by a force
of L, 500 rebels under Co. Coffee, near Neo-
sho, Missouri, for several days, but that a
messenger had arrived from N,ssQshG0e 1t
that the "Jayhawker" Montgomery, of Kan
sas, had come down on the 18th in the rear
of Coffee, surprised him and put bis whole
force to fight. The latest report at Neo-
sho when the messenger left, stated that
Montgomery was still in pursuit of Coffee
through Cedar county, only three quarters
of a mile behind him. and had declared
that his troops should not leave the sad
die till the rebels were bagged and Coffee
banged" If this report which seems to be
authentic, is correct, South Western Mis-
souri, will probably be relieved of much of
the guerrilla annoyances that have lately
been so seriously felt there Indianapolis
Journal
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21
beginning to be Erightened.

The Raleigh, IN. C.) Journal. had THE
paragraph several weeks ago, about the call
Of President Lincoln for three hundred
thousand more men:
"a 1t is idle to shut our eyes against the
results in case these three hundred thou
sand are brought into the field before fall.
Wsth such dashing spirit as Pope to COM
mand them, who will doubtless, be assign
ed the largest force, aud who will, indi-
rectly, be the chief commander, as was the
case in the southwest, there can be no
chance for the heroic Jackson, unless very
important advantage is at once gained over
the enemy by falling on Pope before his rein
forcements arrive, or by successful move
ment on Washington. Otherwise all is lost.
AS for intervention, that is effectually played
out Pope must be put out of the way,
with his command, aud that at once, other
wise we might as well give up the ship
With the alarming dissensions in this State,
with the prospects of the election of the
Fedora candidate for Governor, Col. Vance
we must confess that the present presents
no very encouraging state of affairs, so far
AS North Carolina is concerned"
The above was written in the spirit OF
| prophecy. The " dashiDg Pope and the
no chance for jackson were words
| which current events are arming with sharp
points. The apprehended election of Vance
for Governor by many thousands, has also
ben realized. ei
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

Bay Thos. P. Saunders, of the Burnet
House, Cincinnati, on Friday last called the
large corps of employees of the house to-
gether, and making a patriotic speech to
them, urged them to fall into the ranks and
join the army, at the same time pledging
himself to support the mothers, wives ADD
families of the men in his employ who
would volunteer. In addition to this be
promised to give every man half his wages
while in the service, and restore him to his
situation when he returned. That is one
of the most liberal offers we have heard of
yet.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21
The following proclamation has just
been issued in Henderson, Ky.
PROCLAMATION.


been issued in Henderson, KY.
PROCLAMATION.
E. G. Hall, the late Mayor Of the city oil
Henderson, Kentucky, has abandoned his
post, secretly, in the darkpess of the night,
fled from the city, and joined the enemies
of the country in rebellion against the gov
ernment. He has by this act vacated th
Office of Mayor. rt
The City Council was convened on yes
terday, aud requested to declare his Office
vacant, and order new election according
to the forms of law.
The members of the City Countil were
likewise requested to take aud subscribe an
oath of loyalty to the Government. They
have failed to do either. They have sent
to me their resignation "a members of the
City Council, and ceased to act as such.
William J. Quinn, City Assessor, has like
wise rendered his resignation. Catlin, the
City Marshall has refused to subscribe the
oath, and still persists in exercising the
functions of his Office. Disloyalty disquali-
fed him for the position, and, !, therefore,
declare the Office of City Marshall vacant.
The City Charter and Ordinances do not
provide remedy in such an emergency.
therefore, as military commander of the
United States forces at this post, do hereby
assume control of the civil affairs of the
city of Henderson, kentucky, and will con.
tinue to exercise. such authority until tb
loyal citizens shall have filed the Office
with loyal men. I'D Boz issl 81.
do hereby order an election to be held
in the city of Henderson, on Monday, Sep
TENDER LIST, 1862, between the hour of 6
o'clock A. NJ. and 6 o'clock P. M. at the
usual place of holding said election for
Mayor, three Councilmen in each Ward,
City Marshall and City Assessor Il ~. +
All citizens are ejoined to preserve the
peace, aud quietly pursue their usual avo-
cations. CIV. Hutchen, Esq, of Hender-
son, KY, will continue to act as Provost
SIarsnaIi Hu1 eOP-. p -ShEader, 54tb Indi-
and Volunteers is hereby appointed 0Thcer
of the Provost Guard
JOHN w. FOSTER,
1t. Col. Commanding U. S. Forces at
Henderson, Ky. eosa
August 20, 1862.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21
EROm HENDERsON.


The following letters explain themselves.
Lieut. Col. Foster adopts no half way meas
ures. His energetic administration of af-
fairs has a wonderful effect in unmasking
the hypocrisy of some "half baked Eph-
raimites" who have been giving the rebels
all the aid and comfort within their power
While they claimed the protection of the
Government as loyal citizens. The second
letter to the council, proposing to have them
take the oath of allegiance resulted in the
tender ofiheir designations which of course
were promptly accepted.
The fugacious Mayor left considerable
property which has been levied on by Col.
Foster and We doubt not, will be contis-
Gated.
The Councilman were all arrested but re-
leased on entering into bonds of SIS, 600
each with good secesh security, that will
each be loyal aud do nothing by word or
act calculated to give sympathy or aid to
he rebels. b-s 81
An election TO fill the vacancies occa.
stoned by the sksiaddle of the Mayor and
ne resignation of the Councilmen is to be
ordered in few days. iaf9.a @A-H e.
The following are the letters alluded to
IN the order in which, they were written.
rs,os HEADQUARTERS U. S. FoRcEs,
AtHenderson, KY, Aug. 10, 1862.
To the City Council of Henderson, Ky: 11
GENTLEMEN-I have received copy oil
The proceedings of your Board of August
10Th, by which you propose that should the
Mayor not appear within ten days of the
i publication of this notice, the Council viii
take the steps ordered by the charter Il
elect Mayor to fill bis vacancy.
lam not informed as to what you con.
strue qualification of the notice. can
not learn that any publication has beer
made other than spreading it upon tn
records of the council and sending me
copy. If you deem that sufficient notice
the ten days began to run from the let
inst.
Mr.. E. G. Hall, the late Mayor of Hender
son, has abandoned bis post, secretly in th
darkness of the night fed from the city
taking misguided youths with him, and ha
joined the rebel army in rebellion agains
bis government.
No time should be lost in supplying tn
place which be has disgraceiully and trait
orously abandoned. n1 s 9i
/, therefore, require that You issue Proc
Iamation to the citizens of Henderson put
ting forth the fact that you are reliably iu
formed that Z. G. Hall, late Mayor of tn
city, has secretly abandoned and made vs
cant the Office of Mayor, aud has joine
himself with those in rebellion against th
Government, and therefore unless he sboul
return on or before the Goth inst. and purg
himself from the charge, that there is ordel
ed an election to be held to fill the vacanc
occasioned by his action, on Wednesday
the 9th day of August, 1862. In this wa
think you will meet all the requirement
of The city charter, and at the same tim
show your willingness, as loyal officers, |
fill the vacancy occasioned by the action
disloyai associate. I
i Very respectfully,
JNO. W. FOSTER,
1t. Col. Com'd'g.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21
HEApaUARTEas, o. S. FoRcEs,

nj utHueI1UIi N.Y. mug K0i IoO1'
To /, t Ne Gin Council eff HsndSEsgg. Ky 49,.
city, and your associate officer, has secretly
fled from the city aud joined the enmies of
the Government in q wicked war for its
overthrow. As you have heretofore been
bis political friends, and were elected to Of
fee on the same ticket with him. l deem it
proper, in order that you may relieve your
selves of suspicion that you, together with
all other officers elected With you, subscribe
and take the oath accompanying this letter,
Very respectfully,
-'n1 JNO. W. FOSTER,
1t. Col. Com Dig.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

gsS- A number of persons in Posey
Warrick, and Spencer counties have ex-
pressed desire that ex-Gov. Wright should
visit their counties. 1t is annouu ced tba,
he will only be able to fill bis published
appointments, speaking at the larger towns
Therefore, all persons in the above men
toned counties, and other counties of the
District, ought to como here on the 26th
inst. and hear him speak, and enjoy our
Barbecue. ~ rf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

The OLD 14TH--Mr. Caspar Trout, a
member of Co. e, l4th Regiment Indiana
Volunteers, is at home empowered to re-
ceive recruits for his regiment. About
400 men are needed to fill the l4th to the
maximum standard, aud recruiting officers
are now in the State to raise the quota.
Those enlisting in the old regimsnts will
have to remain only two years and receive
$40 bounty as soon as they are mustered
into service. .sT 70 ~
Mr. Trouts headquarters is at August
"eilers boarding HOUSE on arsru ssrsvt.
Fill up the regiments