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Aspecial TO the New York Tribune,
giving an account of the capture Of Fort
Macon, says that the Gre OF our batteries
dismounted thirteen guns aud tore ND the
gfa1iers and ramparts in the most effect
i've manner. OF LOO shot and she'll
thrown BY them It the Fort, $50 struck
the work. The guns OF the Fort we're
worked with skill aud courage, but the
sand hills of our position offered complete
protection to the men, and the hosting
Of the white flag was followed BY con-
ference with Gen. Parks, and suspen-
sion. Of hostilities until the following
morning. Durisg the night the propo.
sition to surrender was commupicated to
Gsn. Burnside, and in the morning arti-
Giles Of agreement were signed. The gar
riscn. surrendered as prisoners Of wsr,
we're released on parole, and we're allowed
70 take their private effects with them.
The officers retained their side arms. -
Those wore the terms originally proposed
BY Gen. Parks, but refused BY Col. White,
commandant of the Fort.
The surrender of Fort Macon gives
Gen. Burnside : port Of entry with secure
anchorage Tor his heaviest vessels. 1t
gives the Government another of tho sto.
len Notifications, with 10 guns, 10000
pounds powder, shot and shell in proper
ton, 400 stand Of arms. large store Of
provisions, 40 prisoners, and 80 horses.
It releases portion of the blockading
feet for service elsewhere, and ensures
the attention of this district.
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pMbn and emancipation.

cxaOn and emancipation. d
80 Finance COMMITTEES, Of the Senate,
resolved = deputation Of butchers from
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
to-day b5 whose arguments they we're pre-
Jailed npon 10 reduce the tax ON Slaughter.
ed animals.
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Bangor, Me-, May B,

a powder mill explosion occurred at
Graham yesterday. Eight buildings ex-
Ploded saeesssively. Two hundred pounds
OF powder were in them; no one was hurt.
The hands we're oil at supper Ut the time
The cause OF the explosion is unknown.
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FL Chgett's Constitution accuses us
OF attempting to instigats = mobocratic
spirit in our effor. to discourage the open
manifestations of secesh sympathy in
Keokuk.
Mr.. Sample, it wilt be remembered, a
leading loyal Democrat. opened this
ball, but Clagest like craven coward Is
he is, dared not say word then. Now,
however, he whines and blov:ates, charg-
ing it as an Abolition raid against De-
nocracy. Did Sample commence an Abo-
lition raid against the Democracy, or is
1t not the out spoken sentiments Of ali
really loyal men of all parties here,
whose patriotism has been outraged by
these disgusting exhibitions of secesh
sympathy in our city?
1t was Hugh W. Sample, le: it bs re-
membered, who gave the death blow to
Aahonyism in this State last summer
Cagett then followed Samples lead, now
he is trying to lead the party himself.
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Great % Dal1oons.
Before Y orktoxn. Nav {

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Prof. Low has brought mp huge bal
loon called the Intrepid, il was built to
carry up lEon four 70 six persons, and
from it, position il the edge ofths woods
tevwsa shove ths1sfyY 1ipsssrs Il lies
= aDchor feady = IN dmss % make ~
csnsion. Gen. Bernard went up few
days $50 and remained st anchsr OYER
Yorktown for nearly four hours. Ihitis
the ~ 6Alloon W nov havs here between
the York and James rivers.
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.afIes,ssOOss Report.

Chicago, May 5.
The Fribune's special from Cairo says:
from the feet We learn Of the capture OF
Baton Rouge and theaconfederate arsenal.
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soeat W. SOiP = @HSssOe "A. VU0k
-l5.
Missing-2d Lisut. Hsrekiah FIX,
went into Eight on Sunday, April 9Th,
with inusket, unwell. and has not been
seen siaee. supposed prisoner Alberl
Crosby, ssen with us inter- tie FIGHT, blu,
supposed prisoner y.
COMPANY II
Killed-Aarron Grill.
Wounded-lst Lieutenant Stephen w.
King, left leg severely; I'd Lieut.. John
A.. Danielson, in hip severely; let Serg't
Zcnas NJ Platte, left leg severely; Joseph
s. Cole, 10 thigh severely; Nelson q.
Boyington, styersly; Hiram g. Vincent,
right leg stipulated DANES Clark, sew
crely; Samuel CLARK, severely Samuel
Dicns, slightiy; John w. Ellis, shot
throughs hand aud wrist badly Jonathan
Johnson, left foot, left arm and head !;
David Knauss, slight; Andrew Mosier,
slight in leg; Joseph Whaley, slight in
foot; Levi J. 6treeter, slight !; Henry
Frantz, slight-l6.
Missing Rockwell Jewell, not seen
since the fight of Sunday, April 6th--l.
COMPANY l.
Killed-2d Lieut.. Rob't w. Hamilton,
Marshall H Wilson, James Doyle-A
Wounded Capt. James G. Day, in
hip severely; Iisat. James N. Reid, in
neck slightly 6srgt Henry Echisysrs, in
shoulder severely; CorpH George H.
Kuhn, in shoulder severely Corporal
bsnjamin r. Ksck, in abdomsn, seyersly;
Robert Brisboa, in leg severely Elkanah
Osndlsr, n lag severely; Albert Home
wood, in leg siikhtly; George Haner, in
hand slightly; John B. Johnss, = breast
severely; Henry Morgan, in wrist sew
srly; James N. Murphy, in hip MORALLY,
Melvin R. Palmer, severely; Henry N.
Vandervall, severely jackson Gracy,
tightly Isaac johnson, do; Gervet N.
Hall. do; William Ward, in hand sew.
rely: Adam A. Rogers, in hip and leg
'lightlyi Daniel Buckley, in Hospital It
Mound City-20.
4issing-William Colenhander, not
sen since fight Of April eth.
COMKANx NJ
Killed-John Holmes, John Winkler
-
Wounded-Corp. Humphrey B. Wyatt,
severely; Corp. Alfred r. Wilcox, slight
=; William Bixtsr, do; Joseph Chris
more, do; William 3. Ednonds. do; Levi
Z. Randolph. do; George L. HINT, do;
William s. Grove, do; jacob Ketchum,
ls; James NJ. Long, do; James Smith,
10; George w. Wallace, in foot severely;
hilton N. Young, slightly; Thomas w.
iammonds, slightly; John johnson, be-
ore reported as missing, is wounded and
q Hospital at Savannsh-15.
Missing-Captain John nj. Hedrick, |
nocked down by sho. and captured was |
cen 10 rebel camp on Monday by Cha. les
1. Wheelock, Of Co. Al.
RrCApfTrrr ATTny
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On Saturday, ID inst, FLANK MCDOWELL. only child
o. Hsj Frank and hrs Euxs Ned. Bridgman- Aged
II Months.
Fsnsrai q the EpiscopAi Church, Aondsy, 4 o.
clock p. N.
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keokuk, April SD In
RoAD TAX.

persons who liable TO the payment Of Road Tax
a hereby notihed that personal notice will be Rvrn
fhem 70 work out their tAxes upon the road and Ii
hcy fall 70 appear In person ~ Substitute. AZ
time and plAAe directed. they will be Habte PAY
cash. And 0iltns then, 70 pay dsmasd, ths claims
win % s1 With the proper Authorities 70 proceed
cording 70 law for coiRcsion.
81 JOHN BARLEY.
sps3S-d3m Supervisor.
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Can they hope that their wsIlah ~illshield
them from obloquy? Csrtalnly 70 with
othsrs like thsmsslves, who en- find ample
apology for crime md the blaokest eonduet
of oriminals. The very homes which now
furnish them comforts-the very bread
they eat-the beds upon which they en-.
JOY undistnrbed repose-thc public bene-
fts--the social adyantages--the civil So
curities and protection, ALI these are
vouchsafed to them by the blood Of the
patriots upon the battle field and by the
agonized sufsrings Of the thousands who
are now languishing upon couches in our
hospitals. d. L. Nc.
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Iswa offlcsrs in Msnpnis.

Iewa ofRlcers In Ms@phts.
The Memphis Daily Appeal gave a list
Of Federal officers captured At Shiloh,
furnished by Gen, Prentiss The list was
not complete. The following Iowa officers
were named
Col Geddes, and Lieut.. Col. Ferguson
of the 8th. Major Stone of the Sd. and
the following Captains in the sth: W.
B. Bell, Calvin Kelsey, John McCor-
mick, F, A Cleveland, VIM Stubs; also
Capt. Galland Of the 9th, and Capt. He'd
rick Of the 18th.
Also the following Lieutsnants:
H Fink, 18th; Dewey WEIGH, 9Th; H
, Cooper. 8th; D ] O'Neil, Sd; John
Wayne, do; ] p Knight, do; j NJ Thrift,
10th.
Also the following officers of the 18th
Adjt. N e Duncan; Quartermaster J B
Door: Ssrgt. Maj. G H Morrissy, Capts.
s R Ellington. w @ Earle, w w Warn.
er, J H Stibbs, W 81 Haddock, L D
Townsley. E M Van Duzee; Lieuts. L n
Merrill. J H Berger, H Hale, j Elwell,
Robert Williams, ] w Gift, w A Morse,
J + Nickerson, L W Jackson, John j
Marks, J J Brown.
Also. Adjutant C C Tobin, 2lst Mis-
souri,; Lieutenant Thos Richardson, 2lst
Missouri.
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VILLETTE,

" ILLETI
store. eo lnie GAY q he CIV bttk
apf24-d O0DAA.
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PARsONs ON THE ROSE

And BaiSt ~ rose just received atsAs CRY >.
srsaAA - - JEN.
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NJ E.PAN. TEA.

Extra Fins Imperiai;
:. 4. Yoang Hysors 81 fa#
!" Colour.
Pasdea In wansof choice Tess win md tier II
.,.1s kO1kRHSOH d AcQU1RN's,
10 Main street
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ROOKS FOR LlTTLH FOp ,Ks
A fresh supply, inoluling f
The Nieht-Cap obf1es and
Dieksns stssa, fer chiiarsy Al The CITY b or
snrax.d ]. w. OGDEN.
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REcAPrTULATIoN.

Total loss-l86.
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casu9aties o tho 18th Iowa.
The following is a list Of the killed,
wounded and missing Of the 10th Regi-
mont Iowa Volunteers, in the battle Of
pittsburg, Tenn, on Sunday April 9th.
1869:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-07

follow the use of alcoholic drinks. But q
teaspoonful ofgenuine /" cspsicum" is worth
tenfold its weight of tea-leaves, especially y
in summer, in many ways For example,
a single quarter of a pinch will save a
mans life-that quarter of a pinch being
put 10 a sleepy sentineIs eye. If it don't
waken him up, and everybody else within
an Indian yell's distance, then it is not a
Ir.me article of capsicum.
A single pinch in a glass Of fiat or warm
ish water will nuliify these qualities, and
besides satisfying thirst, will invigorate and
effectually prevent that uncomfortable sem
sation arising from having drank largely of
water. A good pinch, eaten at each meal, or
whenever a cup of coffee, or tea, or water is
swallowed, will always invigorate digestion,
adds to prevent aeidity, and is, besides, a
great antagonist of the diarrhpa dysen-
terry, hux and slooseness," which are the
great scourge of all armies. A level tea
spoon of capsicum daily, taken in eating or
drinking, or both, or II taken pinch at a
time during the day or night, would do
more real good, aud that without any i'll
result, than ten times the cost in rum and
quinine, as a preventive against chills and
fever. a -'
Liquor and Gninine initiate the soldier
into intemperate habits; they will wake up
love, craving, slavery TO strong drink,
which pepper and water will never do
The latter invigorates like food; the former
merely exeites, then leaves weaker Than
before. A pinch of capsicum, which is
simply pure cayenne pepper, willdo great
deal more toward warming up a soldier,
toward keeping him vigilant on guard, and
toward modifying thirst or fatigue, Than
the best glass of grog ever swallowed
Capsicum goes further, and is more efficient
for all purposes than black pepper; if by
express or privately, send half pound at
time, in a tin box. If you have nothing
else to send in your letters, send few pins,
or needle and some thread. Many have
seen the time when a string or pin would
have been worth ten times its ordinary
value. Hcl
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CFrom the Richmond Examiner, July 10.
Richmond Provision Prices.
rur uaprrr xyrerrpD.v
AKhET fEsTEKDAH.


The following table of prices of the meats,
vegetables &c, offered in the market yes
terday, will show what the head of fam
lily has to pay for dinner in these times
1t will be interesting if cut out, framed and
hung up among the " cabinet of curiosities
of the war for future reference ard for the
edifcation of coming generations: Beef,
pork and mutton, thirty-seven and half
cents per pound; shoat fifty cents per pound;
chickens, seventy-five cents to one dollar
apiece; ducks, one dollar to one dollar and
a half apiece; goslings, two dollers; pullets,
one dollar and ahaif; eggs, seventy-five
cents to one dollar per doz; butter, seventy
cents to one dollar per pound. Vegetables
--beets, fifty cents per bushel; onions fifty
cents per peck; carrots, one shilling apiece
(for the large size j cymblings, one dollar
per dozen |; cucumbers, one dollarper dozen;
string beans, two dollars per peck cab
bage, fifty and seventy-fv cents per head !;
Irish potatoes, six dollars per bushel to-
matoes, one dollar and half per dozen.
Fruits-green apples, ten dollars per BUSH
Ell pears, fifty cents per dozen; blackber-
ries, thirty-6ve cents perquart /; plums, fifty
cents per quart; peaches, one dollar per
dozen. But we tire. Enough.
Commenting on the above, the Examines
says:
The citizens of Richmond are completely
at the mercy of band of foreignborn huck-
sters. Matters have come to that pass that
every moulhful we eat, except bread must
pass through their hands, and be doled out
at their exorbitant prices. Nothing but mob
Ian offore any hnre nf getting rid of sher.-
This method of purging the market we do
not recommend, but the day is clearly not
far distant when its adoption may be neces-
sary. People cannot be starved to enrich a
few Irishmen and Germans. The sirht of a
huckster hanging from market lamp post
would exert more beneficial effect on the
prices of the necessaries of life than the
combined powers of the city authorities and
Brigadier General Winder.
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What Soldiers Want.

The July number of Halls Journal of
Health contains the following advice to
thoses who are writing to soldiers in the
army:
If you write to q soldier, friend or rela-
tive in the army, using common envelop
and sheet of foolscap paper, you may also
add, without exceeding the weight for
which three-cent postage stamp will pay,
as much as teaspoon will take up twice,
or as much black or cayesne pepper, such
as is obtained from a good drug store under
the name of "capsicum," as you can take
up at once with a common teaspoon, and
the smaller envelop of thin paper to hold
either.
Chew the tea, pinch at time, every
hour or half hour while keeping guard, or
under circumstances of great thirst or of
excessive WEAKNESS or sleepiness, will en-
liyen, will modify thirst will invigorste, or
will waken up to a grateful extent, consid-
ering the amount Of tea used, and its per-
feet safety from ulterior i'll results, such as
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by the surgeon OF the hospital in which the
death occurred, or by fhe friends of The de-
ceased if not in hospital will be immedi
ateIy reported by the surgeon of the hospi-
tai. or by the affidavit of friends TO +" The
Assistant Adjutant-General, District of the
Ohio, Nashville" setting forth the Gate of
-decease and other material circumstances.
4. All absent officers and soldiers who
do not join their companies and regiments
or are not satisfactorily accounted for as
above by the 10th of July next, will be
reported on their muster-roll as desc, ters,
dating from the time they may have been
absent without authority.
By Act of Congress every deserter for
feits ala claim on the government for pay
and allowances, besides being liable to ar
lest and trial by Court Martial. Any per-
son who apprehends and returns a deserter
to the commanding officer of a military
post is entitled to five dollars.
BY command of MAJOR GEN. BUELL..
[Oficial:1 JAMES B FRY,
jyl5-dlm A. A. G.. Chief of Staff.
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Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one hall
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line. s t..l. ..7
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Eel
lows, Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies.
For each notice not exceeding lines 25
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 without notice, free.
Marriage notices SO cents. .s
Notices of Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton TO be charged at the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and So in the Daily
ard Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO.
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e.neral oraers-No. as.

HEADQUARTERS AHMY OF THE OHIO, !
9 In Camp, near Florence, AEa., June "a, '62 I
There are $4,000 officers and soldiers ab-
sent from their Iuty with the various Divis-
ions of this army. Some of them have gone
off without any authority others with the
permission of officers not authorized to
: grant it. In general, sickness is given as
the cause of absence, but in very many
cases the cause has VIGOROUSLY ceased to
exist, and men remain away, drawing the
same pay as their comrades who are faith
fully performing their duty. To correct this
abuse it is ordered
/. All officers and soldiers who are ab-
sent without direct authority from these
Headquarters, the period for which has not
transpired, will, on or before the 10th of
July, proximo, join their companies or reg
iments wherever they may be. If ignorant
of their locality, they will report to the COM
manding officer at Louisville or Nashville,
by whom they will be directed to their regi-
ments or put on such light duty as they
may be able to perform, if they are not en-
tirely fit for active service; and these will
be promptly reported to their regimental
commanders by the officer so assigning
them. aau
The cases of those who fail to Join as
above required, will be disposed of as fol-
lows: lk @
g. If any absent offire- oZ svIuler. in ccc--
secuene: - eIckness or ---aus, Is abso-
Iutely unable - .ouort for duty as she-s
-.YdIred, he will forward hv -. 70 1.-THE
Assistant Adiutar. :: rueral, District of the
Obi" E'asnvlIle, Tenn.," Certificate Of
Disability, according to the following form
CERTIFICATE OF DISABILITY.
I-declare on oath that | have carefully
examined ..... .........of Captain ........,.....
Company, Colonel ......................
Regiment of...... ......... ................Vo Vol
unteers now at this place, and under treat
ment by me, and find him incapable of per-
forming the duties of a soldier for the fol-
lowing reasons: Here state all the facts
known concerning the disease or wound, or
cause of disability the time, place, man
ner, and all the circumstances under which
the Injury occurred or disease originated
the duty or situation of the officer or SOL
dier at the time the injury was received or
disease contracted aud whatever facts may
aid a Judgment as to the cause, immediate
or remote, of the disability, and the circum.
stances attending it.
Place: (Signed)
Date; Surgeon Tor Physician1
Sworn to and subscribed before.
This certificate must be subscribed and
sworn to by surgeon or private ph ysician
in good standing, and known as such by the
magistrate or other officer by whom the
oath is administered; and on il discharge
will be ordered from these headquarters, or
the case otherwise disposed of, according to
the circumstances. ----a-
3. The death of any officer or soldier
which has occurred since the lst of January
last, while he was absent from bis regiment
or company and which has not been reported
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"A artef EDITORIAL.

lFrcm the soulh Bend Qni.) Register
Ma. WHEELER: You asked me to write
an editorial for this weeks Register, On the
war. 1t will be my first one after an eight
months absence, and probably the last one
for months to come. 1t will be brief for
time is precious, and the armies of the Un-
ion are longing to hear the tramp of hun
dreds of thousands of armed men, not only
for their reinforcement bat to aid in crush
ing the hydra heads of secession before the
forests are filled with the falling leaves of
autumn. And Lere it is:
To the first fifty volunteers who, after
this date, are enrolled in the companies
raising in st. Joseph county, will give ten
dollars each, to be paid on their being mus
tered into the service, in addition to the
SIS bounty paid by the Government on en-
listments, the months advance pay (Sl3)
and the 81 paid for each recruit. This ad
dition to the amount profered by the Gov
erament will make the cash received on be-
ing mustered in $50.
SCHUYLER CoLFAP.
July %, 1862.
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Coroner's Inquest.

OH ~ 1T K.NrO wv THAT y, ADRIAN
ID YOUhGS, Coroner OF Yanderburgh county,
P' state Of Indiana, did, with twelve good and
is fal jurors Of Pigeon township, on the ed Of
" 1852, hold on inquest on the body of Joseph
e isch, found at his brothers house on Fulton
d,enue, IN LamascO City now Evansville, and the
dict Of the Jury was, that he came TO his de 9TH
NJ the kick or paving Of horse SUPP tosed 10 be
,lve years old. Nothing found on his person.
Ia" ID IA: anu ~ A. YoUNGs, o.v.o.
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July %, 1862.

AN Iowa SEcEssIoHIsT "SERvED OUT"--
We understand that during last week
Chief Knight of the G. g. visited Palo in
Linn county, for the purpose of establishing
Lodge Of the order there. u happened,
however, that he got into the wrong box.
The people of Palo arc loyal. A. rope was
placed around the gentleman's neck, and
had it not been for the interposilion of a
few, who thought he ought TO be given
short season to repent, he would never have
left the town alive.- VustOn Io,ra) Eagle.
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