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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13
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June Glib, 1882.
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for boarding, reomiug and taking care OF the
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Juno, 1862
Also, similar proposals will be received for
medical ATTENDANCE (including medicint), for the
same persons, during the same time.
Successful bidders will lie required to give two
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their contract.
je7td A.. L ROBINSON, Surveyor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-16
From eufucky.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. l5.-Tbe Journal has spe
clal from Frankfort, saying that Kirby Smith and
his command had been captured between Lexing
ton and Harrodsburg. Headquarters here are
advised thereof. and discredit the statement.
Same special says Bazill Duke, brother-n law
of John Morgan, had been killed, and that 300
rebels came into lexington and also that our
forces captured 100000 worth of jeans from
Smiths command All this needs confirmation
The guerrillas are committing all sorts of dep
relations in Owen County.
The Memphis Bulletin says:
Gucrrillas beyond Raleigh, Tenn, are burning
all the cotton they come across.
A rebel officer writing 10 Lexington says the
rebel General Claiborne killed near Perry
vile, and that the rebel General Wood was
wounded The latter's command has been trans
ferred to General Preston.
de writes that the rebels had l5,OO0 IN the
Perryville fight.
Nashville papers of the 10Th says the Federals
are concentrating large force at Fort Doneson
and mean TO clean that portion of Tennessee Of
rebels
Many rebel families at Clarksyile are prepar.
ing to leave. The rose water policy with the re-
bels is 70 be abandoned
The main BODY OF our army this evening u
near Crab Orchard.
The rebels are in full retreat 10 towards Cum
berand river.
The steamer John T McCombs takes 500 pa
rolled Perryvlle rebel prisoners TO Cairo en- route
for Vicksburg.
Ii is reported but discredited that Buckner was
severely wounded in an attack made BY the re-
bells on Gen. Gilbert's force on the 9Th inst.
RThere is no confirmation of the death Of Bragg
and Cheatham.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-16
Night Dispatches.
ONO Election.

COLUMBUS, October l5.-The following coun.
ties give majorities averaging 800 for the Demo
cratic State ticket:
Crawford, Holmes, Stark, Wayne, Allen, Knox,
Sandusky. Richlord, Ashland
Waite, Union, for Congress in the Toledo dis
trict is probably elected
Cox is elected in the Franklin district
Schenck is elected over Vanlaningham
Gurey is defeated in Hamilton county.
Cox, in this district is elected by about $50 ma
jority.
The Democrats here claim Is or Ia Congress
and the State ticket by 900 majority
WILMINGToY. o.. October l5-Clinton county
gives Briggs. Union. for Congress $50 majority
over White, Democrat
The Democratic Sheriff and Commissioner cleo
ted on county ticket. The balance of the county
ticket is Union.
White is elected by considerable majority in
this district
TOLEDO, October 15-Hon. j. NJ. Ashley is re
elected to Congress in the 10th district by 500 to
500 majority
DAYTON, October 15.-Schencks majority over
VaIlandgham in the 81 district is l,272 War
rem county gives Schenck / ,s67 majority
EVANSVILLE, October l5--In the 18th district
Fink, Democrat, is elected to Congress by 40O
majority.
In the 18th district O'Niel, Democrat, ha.
$500 majority.
In the 10th district White, Democrat, beat
Bingham | 500 majority.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-16
From Warrington /.

WASHINGTON, October l5-Tne report pre-
vailed the southern side of the Poto mae yes
terday evening that the rebels had advanced 10
aud were fighting our troops at Centerviile.
Prompt arrangements were made all along, the
line to meet any emergencies. but as no firing
was heard in that direction the alarm 500 sub
sided
The spirit ration in the navy has been abol-
ished All the whisky remaining on hand. prob
ably 1000 barrels, is to be sold ut auction IL
arrival at the different naval stations and distant
vessels and naval depots
A special to the Post saws:
Secretary Chase is much better to-day De
expects to be at the Treasury Department TO-
morrow
The following decision has been made b. tho
Commissioner of Internal Revenue:
Distilled spirits may be removed from tie
place of manufacture for the purpose of be iDg
exported or redisted for export and refined.
Coal oil may be removed for the purpose Of
being exported, after the quantity OF oil or spirits
so removed shall have been ascertaned By tie
Inspector according to the provisions OF the Law,
upon and with the written permission of the Col
lectOr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-16
Noon Reports.
Election Returns.
GLORIOUS DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES.
LATEST WAR NEWS.
Gen. Kirby Smith Defeated and
Captured.
GEN. BUCKNeR REPORTED WOUNDED.
REBELS AGAIN CROSSING THE
POTOMAC,
OF II III T. II n L w -
GEN. BUC1NER REPORTED WOUNDED
REBELS AGAIN CROSSING THE
POTOMAC,
SOUTHERN NEW =.
Pennsylvania Election.

PHILADELPHIA. PENN, October l4-Eighteeu
wards give Mayor Henry, the Union candidate,
4.6ol majority.
The Democratic majority in Schuylkill county
will exceed 300. Campbell, Rep, for Con
gress. is defeated. as Lebanon will give but 200
or 500.
Broomall Union is elected to Congress in the
7th district over Gen. Mccall
Biddall, Democrat is defeated in the ID dis
trict
In the lst district Samuel j Randall, Dem, is
elected by ] 500 or | 600 majority.
Second district Charles O'Niel Union, is cleo
ted.
Third district. Leonard Myers, Union.
Fourth district, William ID. Kelley, Union prob
ably.
Stiles is elected to Congress in the sixth dis
trict.
Phillip Johnson, Democrat, is re elected in the
llth district.
The full returns elect Kline, Dem, for Con-
gress, over Myers by 40 majority
Franklin county gives $50 Union majority
Fulton county gives about $50 Democratic ma
jorty.
Later dispatches indicate the election of Jack
Moorehouse, Republican, to Congress in the Odd
district.
Reading goes for Joel b Warner for Congress.
In the 9Th district the returns indicate the cleo
ton of Russell Thayer, Union.
The Republicans claim gain of four members
of the Legislature in this city.
PHILADELPHIA, October l5-The following
Congress men are elected.
First district, Randall Dem; ID, O'Neal
Union 3D., Kean, Dem, doubtful; 4th, KELLEY.
Union; 5th Thayer, Union; 9th, Style, Dem 18th,
Broomall, Rep; eth Ancons. Dem; 9th, Ste
vens Union: 10Th, Streuse, Dem; 18th, John
son, Dem; 10Th. Crow, Union; l3th no returns;
18th Patterson, Union, probably; 18th, Bailey,
Union; 10th, Mcpherson, Union; 18th. Blair.
Union; 18th, 18th, Doth, no returns; 2lst. Daw
son. Dem, doubtful; 22d, Moorehead, Union;
23d. Williams, Union; oath. no returns
In Bedford county. Coffroth, Democrat for
Democratic gain.
HARRISBURG, October IA special to the
Philadelphia Press says:
Glorious news from all parts of the State.
Blair Bailey and Mcpherson are elected by heavy
maiorites Gen Mccall is shelved
1t is thought here we will carry the State by
$4,000
In the 18th district Baily. Union carries Cum
berland by 500 certain, probably more.
In the 18th district Patterson will probably
carry Dauphin county by 600 or 500
In the 9th district Stevens, Rep, carries Ian
caster by nearly 1000.
The Union ticket gives over 100 majority in
this city.
a great Union victory throughout the State
has probably been gained
CARLISLE, October Ia Bailey, Union for Con-
gress has majority in Cumberland county esti
mated at $500. The Democratic State ticket
will have a majority of about 500 in the county.
READING, October Ia The whole Democratic
ticket is elected by about 200 majority in Berks
county.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-16
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l4-There has been nc
fighting in Kentucky since the 9Th, Bue's dis
patch concerning which has been published AL
reports Of subsequent battles are untrue Gov
eminent is in frequent communication with Buell.
but he has made no mention of the death oil
Bragg and Cheatham nor Is it regarded as prob
able
In view of the positions of the opposing ar
mics, the maneuvers which ours is making and
the enemy is apparently attempting to make, il
Is not probable there will be any fighting on
large scale for some days TO come
A correspondent with Sigel sends US the fol
lowing, dated Fairfax c. H, Oct. ID:
Gen Stahl, who left Centerville on Sunday to
make reconnaissance in force, returned this
morning from his expedition. He proceeded as
far as Aide without meeting any of the enemy.
Beyond that place he was met and attacked by a
small and several large bodies OF cavalry. The
enemy were driven back at every point. though
no serious fighting took place
Gen. Stahl's force visited Sinker and Middle.
burg, and went within few miles of Paris and
near Leesburg. making in all ride of some gu
miles in twenty four hours.
They met Whites cavalry, the London cavalry
the 9th Virginia, and portion of Stewarts at
Cross Points on the route. Eighty to ninety
prisoners were taken and paroled at Middleburgi
twenty two were captured at other places and a
portion paroled
Indications of large camp were seen near
Goose Creek. toward the Potomac, which had
probably been occupied by the cavalry that made
the Pennsylvania raid
Scouts TO day bring information OF the con-
centraton of large force of the enemy estims
ted at 10 600 in that neighborhood.
Special 10 the New York Herald saws.
CINcIxNArr, Oct l4-The Grenada Appeal of
the 9th saws:
Stragglers of the rebel army number ), 1000 al
least.
A regiment OF Indians from North Carolina i.
now stationed AT Cumberland Gap, garrisoning
that point and fighting Union bushwhackers
Ex-Commodore NJ. F. Murray has gone TO
Europe in a semi-o official capacity.
A rebel General writing TO the Memphis Ap
peal says:
The crisis is upon Mississippi. and urges the
State authorities not to rely longer upon the Con
federate Goversmen for protection, but to throw
into the field their whole available force.
TIE defeat of Buell. by Bragg is a contingency
that can not be relied on.
Intimate friends of General Halleck in St
Louis expect him To return West in a short
time.
The Illness special SAYS:
A reconnaissance was made BY Captain Barre
with a small fo-ce OF the 9th Ohio cavalry, 20 th'
neighbOrhood OF Warrenton and Thotoughfar'
Gap. They saw enemy.
The following is just received from Frederick
dated Il O'Clock p. NJ
Frederick il again thrown into excitement
BY the report of an expected attack. Many looi
upon il as a rumor got up by the secessionist
here.
From the testimony already offered by tn
prosecution before the Court of Inquiry in th
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-16
BOW.E.v. STEW.sRT y CO.'S.
iva
STATUTES OF INDIANA.
GAVIN a. HoRD.s REVISION

The second volume Of Messrs Gavin Hord's compils-
IN of Indiana Statutes has just appeared This volume
npletes their work. lite mechanical execution Il
crsiitable and the skill learning and labor which th.
eitors have bestowed it, the highes; praise.
None but learned, dgent lawyers could have produced
such work
TIE second volume embraces all the public Of
Indiana in force upon the subjects which rclaes
sna ht Fret all excepting the Of the last regular and
extra sessns Of the Legislature. is great excel
lence Of he compilation that all existing statutes each
subject collected together in the place In these
voiumcss hat the reader at glance all the
Legislation force any given subject Take for en-
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Peasthe stors publish the act at large and they also
print IN the form Of the pages containing
this ststrfe, 81 the amendatory which have
been passed ~ 70 this time. And they have done o.
al he other ats contained in the revision lss2
Re editors have added much the value Of these vol
IN especially the LASTLY the cOpious and learned
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Supreme Court these statutes. These sdjudica-
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T. The lawyer and indeed all persons concerned In the
Administration Justice The editors have also referred
maze - statutes similar TO ours.
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T. the fail and index appended tc each In fndi
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indianapolis, June 5. isss
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HoKps Compilation Of the Statutes Of Indiana, IL not de-
signed pus Of the work. but Is unsolicited com
nenda,on Of the ability, accuracy, and completeness
with which these volumes have been prepared.
The second volume, which has iss been issued from
the press Is BEING delivered subscribers rapidly
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-16

Yesterday the Approximate majorities of sever
al counties were received and from several of
them the exact vote. We give below the sub
stance Of the dispatches:
ALLKS-Allen gives Edgerton, (Democrat) for
Congress, 1900 majority, and the State ticket
l $3.50
BRowS-Brown gives 600 Democratic majority,
a gain of l52 votes.
BoosE-Boone goes Abolition by $50 majority
CAss-Cass gives 300 Democratic majority, a
gain OF 3O5 votes.
CARRoLL-Carroll goes Democratic by 300, a
gam of l36.
DKcAruR-Decatur gives Gavin, Abolit ion,
800 majority. Democratic gain of 81 votes.
DEARBoRS-Dearborn rolls up minority for
the Democratic ticket of 100, gain of Cog.
FRANKLIS-Old Franklin sends 900 Demo
cratic majority, gain OF 800.
FAYErrE-Fayette gave 300 Abolition una
jority.
FLorD-Tbe reported Democratic majority in
FLOYD is 200
GRASr-The Abolition majority in Grant is
800.
Grant and Madison elect John D. Marshall
Dem. Senator gain.
HASoooK-Hancock gives 100 Abolition ma
iority. Democratic loss of about $50.
HAMILroN-Hamilton gives $40 Abolition ma
jority, gain to the Democrats of 600 votes.
HowARp-The Abolition majority is 800. a
Democratic gain of 32l.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS majority 61s, gain of
235
J,cKsox-Jaekson gives GOO Democratic ma
jority.
JKSSISGs--The vote in Jennings is very close.
Vawter. Dem. probably elected. The Demo
cratic gain is about 700
KSox-WiIliams. Dem. elected Senator and
e
Representative
LAwREScK-The vote is close on the State
ticket. about tie Cobb Dem. il elected Sen
ator. and williamson Dem Representative.
MIAMI-Miami gives go Dem. majority, a
gain of 6S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS majority 500 gain oil
422
MoxRor-Monroe gives Harrington $40 ma
jority. and the State ticket DEM 300, gain OF
1927 votes
MoxrGoNrRY-Democrati majority in thi:
county over 300. Ii gave Lane. Abolition. a
small majority.
MARrlS-Martin gives between 800 and lOC
Dem. majority
OwEx-Democratic majority GO votes
ORASGE-From 500 to 600 Dem. majority.
PUrxsx-Dem. majority $50. gain of 20l
votes.
PosrY-Posey gives over 400 Dem majority
RCsH-husn gives majority oI about Sou io'
the Democratic ticket. gain of 31i
SHEIBY-Shelby sends up a round majority oil
200 tor The Democratic ticket. gain of sos votes
SrLLIvAx-Sullivan gives go Democratic
majority. gain of 292.
TIrrox-The majority in Upton for the Dem
ocrats is 900. gain of 81.
TfPPEcAxoE The Ab1litionists claim thi,
county by 600 majority Ii is Democratic gain
at that.
USIoS-The entire Democratic ticket electeC
with the exception of one officer
NANDrRBrRe-From $50 TO 500 Democratic
majority. a large gain.
NIGo-The latest intelligence gives the Demo
cratic ticket 100 majority, a large gam.
WssHINGrox-The Democratic majority all oil
COO
wHirLEY-A Democratic majority of 2l6, 4
gain of 223 votes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-16
Southern News.

NV YoRK, Oct. live have the following
from Southern papers:
The Savannah papers have correspondence
from Baldwin, Florida. dated the 9th, saving a
train went within two miles of Jacksonville YES
terday afternoon.
Our cavalry drove in the Yankee pickets
Two gunboats opened on the train but did no
damage
Eleven hundred Yankees had landed at Jack
sonvile
Our troops are gathering
AUGUSTA. Oct. l0-A special dispatch 20 the
Savannah Republican this morning, dated Bald
win, Florida. Oct. 3, says the Federals at Jack
sonvile embarked yesterday and went down the
river. Early this morning large gunboats are
still lying off the town. The Yankees have
taken off all the negroes they can get. both slaves
and free.
The Petersburg Express has reliable intelligence
from Suffolk up TO Tuesday. night last The
Union forces in and around Suffolk are estimated
at $4,000. We are gratifed to hear that our
forces stationed so that the invaders will meet
with very desperate resistance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-16

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-16
From LOuisyiIle.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. l5.--There was skirmishing
yesterday all along the line from Harrodsburg &c
Stanford.
The rebels are trying TO get out of the State.
Ii is thought Bragg hurried outward because on
the day OF the Pe-ryville battle he heard that
Price and Van Dorm had been beaten at Corinth.
and that he could not get reinforcemenls from
that quarter.
Large humbers of rebel dead are still lying un
buried at Perryville.
A rebel detachment came to the field under a
flag of truce, saw their dead and left them with
out any attention.
The guns which the rebels took from us and
which we recovered were spiked with telegraph
wire, which was easily removed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-16
sfrELEaRAPH.
new York Market.

NEW YORK, October 10.
Flour-The advance in gold and sterling ex-
change has excited the market and prices have
advanced l0Gl per barrel; sales reported at
SO 20d6 40 for superine State SO 40d6 10 for
extra; SO 2O@6 40 for superfne Western; Sc 60
al 10 for common 20 medium extra Western:
50 95Gd7 10 for common TO good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; s. 20@7 20 for trade
brands. closing firm with no sellers at the outside
prices
Rye -four steady at 50 60@6 So
Whisky market more active and 6rmer; sales
at $751; 36c
Wheat excited: the advance in gold and ster.
ling exchange has had very stimulating effect
Chicago spring sold at 81 2O@l p: Milwaukee
club 81 25(6l 80; amber Iowa 81 30@l 33; winter
red Western 81 36Gl 40; amber Michigan 81 40
O. AZ; white Ohio 81 45@l AZ; white Mich
gan 81 45@l So
Corn market excited and ld2c higher; sales
at 67@69c for shipping mixed Western, including
one parcel very handsome at the latter price; 90
@62c for Eastern, and 55@56c for damaged and
heated
Sugar-Raw more active and frmer; sales at
9L@9lsc for Cuba: l0c for Porto Rico; l01s @
ll38c tor New Orleans; 9ssc for Havana; re
fined in good demand and frmer.
Moasses quiet; Cuba 37@40c-
Pork market trmer and scarcely so much do
ing; Sl30l3 20 tor mess: SlI ioOll ~ TOR
prime; Sll 80 for thin mess; Sll 1922 so :or
prime mess.
Beef market quiet and steady.
Butter is selling at l4@lec for Ohio and 800
24c for State
Cheese firm at 13@l034c.
Money active at 5(d6 per cent. on call. chiefly
at 5@5ls per cent; sterling exchange decidedly
higher and unsettled opening at 81 1891 40,
closing at 81 5O@l 500; gold firm and the
market feverish and unsettled. opening at 24c,
advanced to 3714 and closed at 355s@354c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-16
CAUTION.

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irritation and gives relief in Coughs Colds and
the various which public speakers and
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