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The GREAT SHORT LINE 70 fHI
WEST, SOUTH AND NOR TH.wESf,
Making the Quickest Time. And sAr ONLY Rouss
that ear .sp , through Ticket direct, or siys .
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other Route, spd 30 Omnibus Rdirs q.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS From WASHINGTON
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TRAINS.
sAOKIN0 A1p SALOON OARS ON ALL TRAIHE
FROM WARRINGTON.
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uainl connecting In Baltimore with tbs Is Q. N
and Is 2. 10 trains on the Northern Central Bail
road, and arrive 10 Hsrrishurs at p. N. and IS
trains on the PsnnsIlva Central Railroad for
RREIGHrb.
By this route Hrei9hts of all descriptions Dc
forwarded TO and from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa, OF Missouri, By Rnilroad dirsa
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad ALSO eonneets
ct Pittsogrs With Steamers, BY Thieh Goods car
Kentusky, Tennessee, Gum berlsnd, Illinois, Misss.
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arksnsas, and
Red Rivers; and ct Cleveland sandusky and Obi.
ago with steamers to all North western Lakes
Merchants and shippers entrustinS the trAnsDof
taton of their Freight to this Company can rely
With confidence on its speedy transit.
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in the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Es AZ al tisna as JasovabA - s.s shGrgsd b. s:h~
Be psrnenlar to marx packages via Psnna
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No. so North street, Baltimore,
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L. L. HOpPT, Gent Ticket Agent, PHILADELPHIA
II. A. HOUSTON. General preiRht Agent, Phfs
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eesnesn sth and 10Th streets. Also. s05 Arah n:
HAtfadeivAtA. MARTY
KENDALL'S
lABoLIHR FOE THB HAIR.
AxB0LlNE
A0IsrEES,
BEAUTITIHS,
OD0RAfES,
LxN9HrHRF8;
IE7IG0RATEs,
NOURISHES,
EMBELLISHEs
TIE HAIR.
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots. sad
Herbs. for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PEE
MAEIHT vI1OR Of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair requires
gentle stimulant." DR. Chiffon.
"Bavs never had anything which 50 perfectly
answers the purpose Of hair dressing"
WARREN WARD, ESQ,
No. 277 Canal street, N. z.
"Aftsr being bald for seven years your AhBo
LINE has covered the entire scalp With NnH
HAIR" Prof. rOHN sHNIA,
No IS Kin. street, Ny.
For sale by al Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Put in boxes, containing two bottlss,)
price q.
Manufactured and for sale n Wholesale by
KENDALL l. BANNISTER,
elo-Sm No. 642 BROADWAY. NY
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON 1 co.,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
HxFvuRn 9rp ANN l09z Ara
HAVE BOUGHT AT THl RlolIvERs sALI
fH1 WHOLE BALANCE OF STOCK
Of the late nrm Of
L1AoH d CO.. BALTIMORE.
consisting Of:
HKRMErICALLY.sE GOODS,
0yEVEEY Dzs01IPrI0E:
VEGETABLES,
SOUPS, Etc.
WHICH WI oJIIR 10 TIN TRADE,
DY rHl PACKAGE,
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AUGUSTUS JOHNSON 4 CO.,
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NV YORK AND
WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
sEMLwEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK
WASHINGTON aad GEORGETOWN, d. G.
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Ixpressly fortks
sALI OF HORSES. CARRIAGEs, STOCK. 60,
9S Louisiana Avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets
| CASH ADVANCED on CossIGNnEsrs
s. Storage for Carriages.
orsss, Carr ages. &e., received for private "a
my 20-H WI. W. WALL d 90, Aucts. F.
MILITARY GOODS, s. :.
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10, &c, With . dne assortment OF UNfI0BH
CLOTHING, with which We can furnish afSna
eou, ple b outfits In few moments
= WALL, eTRPHINB & CO.
% il-tn 322 Pennsylvania Ayenus
A0O0RDEONR
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Be MEDICAL PRoPRHfrKs OF BuoRu,
From Dispensdtory Of the United Statss,
Boo Professor DEwEEs' valuable works q. t,s
Pfactiss of Physe.
Bee remarks made By the late celebrates Or
HHYeIO, PAiladelphia.
Bee remarks made by Or. lPHRAIM MeDoW
ILL, oslebratsd Physician, and Member Of tAs
Royal College Of Surgeons, ireland. and puhhsAee
in the transactions Of the King and Queen JouY
nal. ,a-s r t..
See Msdico ChIrursicA Review, publiahsA Ay
BENJAMIN fRAVRRs, Fellow Of Royal College
Of Surgeons.
Bee most OF the late Standard works Of Medicine
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Es@ - PRICES.
Extract Bueha, q per bottle, or six for %.
Extract earsaDarilla, par bottle, or six fs9 %.
Delivered 70 any address, securely psaksd IRON
Efl. observation.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&AaEs
ga GO ~ s.a sdssr Tu.sday, August Il ae, .lAILl
rkAtNp VII Be resumed between WASHINGTON
and wHlELIN6 md pARKIRsBuR8, and IN
between WARRINGTON and RALrfAOR1, -
p0R PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK 4 BOSTON.
Leave Washiugton st o and II IIs 70. ssd . -
On Sl1dsys 81 up. n. saiy.
HOR DALFIAORH
Leave ~ &. -, and II Is .. and 5, and 6. % D.
N. On Sundays sta. N. and and 81 ,. N only
FOB ALL PARTS Or THE WEST.
Leave WsAhingt 1T 80 D. 20.
FOR WASHINGTON AND fHI SOUTH
Leave Baltimore for Warrington at $50. and 10
I'm. and [. %, md 8p. n. On Sundays ct e. ~
The third and 9Th trains emily from Baltimore
and the arst snd fourth trains fron Washington,
sse1 Ut Way points
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave baltimore 1t 8 .. N and ,. a.
Leave WAehineton ct 10 N and ,. N,
No 0ain for Annapolis on eunds4e
For further information tick cts Of every Kind,
g.. Apply TO e. g: KOONrz, Agent, st Hsshins.
son station or At the Ticket ofioe.
Master Of Transportation.
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Two table spoonsful Of the Extract OF Barss.s-
rla added to pint Of water is equal to the Libsox,
Diet Drink, and one bottle is fully equal to ssllors
Of the Syrup Of sarssparilla, or the Dsooesion ~
usually made.
HTHEsB EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT.
TED TO USE In THE UNITED STATES ARMY.
and are also in very general use In all the STATE
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsrI-
BUTTONS throughout the land, as we'll ~ in MI
vats practices, and are considered g invaluable
remedies.
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fyctsdsd ~ Royas Lstss.s Patsss a. EsslsaA. 49,
PGsSs, asd tas IspsySal Collage AZ AsdssiaI Eesne
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
Missouri Election.

The Missouri Democrat of yesterday
says:
We revise our tables this morning,
altering some of the majorities and Civ
ing some additional returns. On the
home vote it will be seen the Radical
totals are advanced to 21,7S3, and the
Conservative totals to 81 ,552, leaving
majority on the home vote for the Bates
ticket of 5,769. This is almost wiped
out by the additional returns of the sol
der vote, the total of which as far as
heard from stands Radical 4,ll5, Con-
sentative $50. These figures reduce the
Further returns OF the nome vote may
increase the majority of the Bates ticket
a few hundred. But further returns from
the soldiers vote will undoubtedly give
the Glover ticket several thousand addi-
tional majority Our Pilot Knob CORES
pondent mentions the vote of the Sd
Cavalry NJ S. NJ, "a full regiment as
all Radical but fourteen There are five
OF six full regiments of Missouri troops
at Little Rock, including Merrilrs Horse
and Glover's Cavalry, whose votes are
daily expected These will go nine
tenths Radical
All in all, we think the returns, more
strongly than ever, indicate not only the
success of our State ticket, but its tri-
umph by sweeping and glorious ma
iority.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
g The Nashville Press Of Monda

~ The Nashville Press of Monday
is credibly informed that, on Monday
night a body of some twenty guerrillas,
the most of them known to be rebel citi-
zens, entered the town of Manchester,
Tennessee, and robbed the citizens and
stores of the place. Among the princi-
pal sufferers was Mr.. A F. Prentiss, a
merchant of the town. They robbed him
ofsll the money about his person, took
all his clothes, and stole five hundred
dollars worth of goods from his store.
The next day Gen Williams sent, from
Tallahoma, detachment of men in
search of the marauders None of the
robbers were caught, but our soldiers
succeeded in capturing some of the
horses and arms belonging to them.
Some of the stolen property was also re-
covered. Bands of robbers are said &c
be continually prowling around Coffee
and the adjoining counties.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11


papers make no mention, has occurred. !
The real cause of the scarcity of food is
the entire worthlessness of the rebel cur
reno. The farmers have grain and cat
tie to sell, but not to give way for paper
rags, or put within the iron grasp-of the
rebel government, if they can help it.
The Herald has the following;
BRANDY STATION, Nov. g.
The Sd army corps, after the brilliant
action of Saturday at Kellys Ford, en-
camped on the south side of the river,
resting till daylight yesterday morning,
when it took the lead in pursuit of the
rebels, followed by the ID and lst corps
in order. About noon they came upon
strong force of cavalry and light artil-
Ierv posted in line on a Hill near the
railroad, two miles east of Brandy Sta
ton. The Sd division, under Gen. Carr,
we're in the advance, and Col Jeffreys
brigade Immediately opened upon and
soon drove them from their position.
This division, with its artillery, followed
them leisurely, inhicting severe punish
ment upon them as they retreated up the
railroad to a point two miles beyond
Brandy The fighting continued till at
ter dark. The casualties on our side
are very light, not exceeding seven or
eight wounded While this was going
on the other corps were securing the
country up the river and towards Ste
ohensburg. but could find only occasional
stragglers rom the retreating army,
which had evidently left its well prepared
winter que 'ers only few hours prevl-
ously. We md the whole country gone
over so far Tiled with camps, many OF
them with commodious log tents. Pris
oners and rebel surgeons left in charge
of their wounded at the church at kel
Tvs Ford agree in the statements thai
II ting ave=A iR.fpu aSa9qtatien of winter
mile north of Brandy Station.
The army is in fine condition, and the
soldiers are anxious to push on to a gen
eral engagement.
/ s-- ARMY PoToM4C, Nov. g..
Gen. Gregg's cavalry division had ;
smart skirmish with the enemy, but tht
details are hot known The results were
satisfactory to us and disastrous to thu
rebels.
There has been, this evening, sufi
cient fall of snow to whiten the ground.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
COLLECTORS SALE.

Gollectors Sale of Real Estate for the payment
Oof the costs and expenses of Side walk Improve
ments.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY
IN virtue Of precspt issued by the Mayor OF the
City of Evansville and to me directed, will sell
at public auction, at the door Of the Court House
In lsaid City, Friday, November II, at 10 0 CLOCK
O. m, the following Lots parcels Of Real Estate
or SO much thereof as may be necessary to pay the
amount charged and assessed against said Lots re-
spectively for the costs and expenses OF making
sidewalk improvements upon said Lots, together
with the costs Of SALE and that the said sale will be
continued on the next day thereafter, viz: Satur-
day, the 2sth Of November, at 10 O'Clock a. m. at
the place for the purpose ofselling such prop
erty as may have been sold on the day above men
oned and not paid for: cnfc- sd
UPPER ENLARGEMENT.
Northeast three fourths of Lot No. 10, John
T. McC ain, owner, 81 90. t,t.--a'
i fs, LAMAseo.
Lot 4, Block $50, II. Q. Wheeler, owner, 81 so.
.ss FOURTH ENLARGEMENT.
Lot 81, block 10, G. Copeland, owner, 81 80.
Lot %, Block 10, G. Copeland, owner, 81 so.
sToCKwELL's ENLARGEMENT.
Fractional lot 3, Block l, A. B. Carpenter
W G. BOEPPLE, Collector.
Evansville, Nov. IL, 1858
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
Recruiting for Juarez not AIIoxva-
ble--Grant to Control all the Move
ments OF the army East and West
--Jeff. Davis at Charleston. e
Especial to the World

WASHINGTON, November 1O.-Secre.
tary Seward, in answer to request ask
ing permission to raise men for THE SER
vice-of the Juarez Mexican Government,
says such permission cannot be given,
and any one engaging in it would be
prosecuted, with all practicable dill
gence.
The World also says there can be no
doubt but that Halleck has been super
seeded by Grant, so far as the movements
of the great armies operating in Virginia
and Tennessee are concerned. From
the Rappahannock to the Tuseumbia but
a single field is embraced. & ~
Richmond papers contain JEFF. Davis
recent speech at Charleston.
he says he desired, by personal OBJ
servation, &c, to understand their wants,
as from South Cardinals great men he
first imbibed the principles and doctrines
of State Sovereignty He paid high
compliment to the heroic garrison of
Fort Sumter. He says the eyes eff the
world are upon them, and that he trust
ed the day may never come when
the Yankee flag may wave over the for
tress $3.50 -,
That in proportion as the Yankees
hated this nest of rebellion, SO is the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11

QUICK WoRK-Nancy Miller, alias
White, who was arrested in n export,
KY, last week on the charge of aiding
slaves to escape, was tried in the Grant
Circuit Court, at Williamstown. on Tues
day, convicted, and sentenced to six
years Imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
Thus IN two weeks from the time she
committed the ofense she will be in the
State Prison-NesO Albany Ledger.
Yesl it IS always "quick work when
woman is to be punished for aiding
human being to the God-given boon of
freedom, but if some lazy negro thief
steal freeman and sells him into bond
age We hear of no quick work in pun
ishing him.
When it becomes as heinous crime
IN the eyes of the slave driver to steal a
free negro as it is to assist a slave, we
may expect some quick work on the
other side.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11

WASHINGTON, Nov 9.-The New York
specials say there was no considerable
opposition offered yesterday to the on
ward march of the Army of the Potomac,
the rebels having rapidly fallen back, and
placed the Rapidan between them and
the advancing columns. '
A brigade of Buford's cavalry encoun-
tered brigade of rebel cavalry at Water
loo Bridge yesterday, and after a short
fight drove them across the river. Hay.
ing orders to proceed in another direc-
ton, pursuit was not followed I'D.
Last night Bufords cavalry oceupied
Culpepper, and the main body of the ar
my was in the vicinity of Brandy Station
To-day our advance pushed on, and is at
Rapidan. The enemy is on the sout..
side, in their old entertainments. Our
forces are rapidly advancing upon the
different fords of the Rapidan.
If any determined resistance is to be
made, it will probably be in disputinp
the passage of the river. In the mean.
while a reported movement is being
made by another column in a more
souther!y direction, and reports of XII
PaAlCA DOAiS III possession OF the
heights back of Fredericksburg are felt
Grated.
1t is furthermore stated that Lee is
not with the force in front of Meade, but
A. P. Hill and Ewell are in command.
Lee is reported to have gone to Chat
tanooga Prisoners taken make the
usual brags of how Meade will be whip
ped, and give out mysterious hints as
to his being drawn into a trap.
The rebels confirm the reported desti-
tuition of their army, and the North Caro-
lima troops captured declare that they
will not again take up arms,
-. The North Carolina and the Louisiana
Ilgers had fight in the cars on their
way to town on this topic-the former
ooidiy saying they were heartily sick of
the war, and did not wish to he sy.
changed. The latter called them nal
troons, and at length the TWO narf;es
came to blows
nrivate letter from an inmate Of
l.. f'ison, dated October 18th. states
tiiai a. ''on prisoners receive no meat.
1t be4-e impossible for the rebels, who
were starving themselves, to supply it.
Already another bread riot, of which the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
SHERIFF's SALES.
SheriFs Sale No. 1Rh.

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE ISSUED
~ out of the Office Of the Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Vanderburgh County, Indiana.
IN favor OF Robert Barnes, and against Charles
Richards, 1 will, on IS sf
WEDNESDAY, December I'd, 1863,
between the hours of 1p o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock
p M of said day, at the door of the Court Honse in
the City Of Evansville, Indiana offer for sale. at
Public Auction, the rents and profits for the term
OF seven years OF the following described real state
to-wit: p - - '
The east half Of the northwest quarter of section
tnree tS) in township six (61, south of range ten
tlOl west, in the Vincennes Land District IN Van
derburgh county, Indiana.
And should said rents and profits not sell for
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs will
OF the same time and place, offer for sale the sa
simple of said premises. --
sf GEORGE WOLFLIN, Sheriff v. G..
A. Iglehart Plff's Att'ys f1 & - = "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11

PosEY CoUNTY.-We learn that the
efforts of the loyal citizens of Posey to
raise their quota of troops with volun-
teers are likely to be crowned with COM
plete success. A company of cavalry is
well under Roadway, and will soon be
ready to go into camp. The farmers are
forming associations to gather the crops,
and provide winter fuel for those who
volunteer, and this difficulty disposed Of.
many are enlisting Posey county has
always been prompt. She has furnished
some of the best officers and most gaf
liant champions in the service. She has
name to preserve, and judging from
what we hear, there will be no draft in
Posey.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11

B3-The New Albany Ledger of Tues
day says: BY direction of Brig. Gen. j,
I. Boyle, commanding district of Ken
lucky, all the corn that has been pur-
chased by distillers in the counties on
the line of the Kentucky Central Rail
road, has been taken possession of for
the use of the United States Govern
ment, and will be turned over to Capt
f W Oakley, tant-quartermaster,
at Paris, KY, for immediate shipment to
II IS SAID the necessities of the service
require that this corn be taken, for which
a falr market price will be paid-as far
as practicable, the contract price of the
dlstlllers. This order, it is said. will
soon be made to apply to the entire State
of Kentucky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
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SOLDIERS FAMIL1Es-On our first page

SOLDIERS FAMILIES-On our first page
we publish an account of the way in
which the patriotic citizens of Princeton
relieve the necessities of soldiers fami-
lies. Such accounts as that furnished
by Mr.. Risinger, are heart-cheering, and
place the patriotism and generosity of
the American people high above any ex-
amples either in ancient or modern his
tory. Even the rebel newspapers fail to
contain instances of ike generosity,
when, if their statements are to be cred
tied, there is far more need of it with
them than with us The rebels may
read the determination of the loyal peo-
pie of the free States to conquer peace,
with the territory of the United States
undivided, more distinctly in these en-
thusiastic efforts of the people at home
in providing for the relief of soldiers
families, than in the number and gal
lantry of our armies in the field The
success of an army generally depends on
its reserves, and when our armies remem-
Der that the whole loyal population con
stitute their reserves-a population that
will keep open their communications and
''-'-- . S'4IIe mat TioeidiiIs wfCfIsfand.
We trust the citizens of Vanderburgh
county viii not suffer themselves to be
outdone In this noble labor of love nv the
citizens of q sister county North. We
hope the farmers viii make extra exer-
tons to bring in large lot of fuel. We
should convince those who are thinking
volunteering, that they need have no
fears as to the comfort of their families
in case they 60
Our ladies are taking hold of this mat
ter with their usual energy, and will con-
tribute their share towards the general
result. Our merehants-or most of
them-have been exceedingly liberal in
providing: for the comfort of sick and
wounded soldiers Now it is the farm
ers time, and we are sanguine their lib
crafty will not be shamed when con-
trasted with what others have done and
are doing.