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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-16
AILROAD REGIsrER.
River News.

ARRIVALS.
Iarasson, Henderson W G. Mann Memphis
OF Louis, Louisville Mamie, Nashville
storm, Louisville Diaden. Cincinnsti
NARA Denning. Clarksv. Navigator Shawneetorn
- DEPARTURES.
Iarascoh' Louisville st. Louis, Nashville
W. G. Mann, Cincinnati Storm Cara
Gen. Anderson, Cairo Dfadern. NIemnbfs
Belle Lee, Spottsvile Maria Denninr- Jouisv
Navigator, Cincinnati
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capt. J. BUNcE.............GEO. S. WILLIAMS, Clerk
Compose the Line, and will leave Evansville for
Louisville as follows: e. 8
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Thursdays, "sTAR'' GREY EAGLE. at o'clock
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Me- Is.

Me- -.
BRAITHwAIT's anuary.
VERY HARD Issal
LETTERS TO : ~ Titcombe
LIFE AND Ii Z WASHINGTON II
WING. Byh
THE COLOR c ' tie Rsv Hosmsr,
late of this citA
WHIP, HOE, A. o.
ROUND THE III
RESIDENCE OS : GEJRGIA PHANTOM
New supply. "a 81
MY FARM AT Ep,1EWOOD By Ike Marvel
MARMADUKE MERRY, THE MIDSHIPMAN
HARPERS', GODEY'S, AND LESLIE's Mag
AZINES, for February.
HELD IN BONDAGE. BY DeYigns
TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1894
At DOBELL'S.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-16

Sr Louis, Feb. ID \. M-The
10Th Missouri veteran volunteers arrived
from Chattanooga this afternoon. They
received most hearty and enthusiastic
reception by large concourse of citi-
zens, aud escorted through the city by
the Militia and civil societies to the Tur-
ner's Hall, where refreshments were pro-
vided and flag presented The streets
were densely thronged with people, and
flags waved from nearly every house.
Gen. Rosecrans visited jefferson City
to-day, and was formally received bv
Governor Hall, General Brown and Com
mittees from both Houses OF the Legis-
latufe and was escorted to the Hall of
Representatives, where he made speech
to the Joint assembly session upon the
condition of affairs in Missouri, and
said the great object to be attended to in
the State now is the restoration of law and
order, and invited the members to give
him information Of the condition of af-
fairs in their respective sections, and
their judgment as to the best means for
the accomplishment of that end
Telegraph ha: been completed to Lit
tie Rock via St Louis and Fort Smith.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-16

DUCK WHEAT FLOUR
ID 20 Sacks Pennsylvania Buck Wheat Flour,
For sale at WIN. CALDWELL'S
No Q, First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-16

DINE APPLE CHEESE
Il sBoxes Pine Apple Cheese. Just received az
Nos, First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-16

RgAL Esr,rS SALE-Remember that
Mr. Thomas 4. Garvin will, Tomorrow,
Offer fo- sale without reserve, some val
na6le city property. Examine his sd-
-ertisement.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-16
GROCERIES.

DICKLED PIGS FEET
20 Kegs spiced Pigs Feet,
Just received at No. 9, First Street,
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uoMIHY-s Barrels extra White Uominy
II FIR sale at
No. FIRST STREET,
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The Evansville d Louisville 4.
= IT, ,, Line Co.'S. Splendid, n--ss
-, ssenger go
= IN Es2 - rs III n 81
BIG" GREY EAGLE.
Capt. BINCE... ............,...J. A. LUsK, CLERK.
" STAR" GREY EAG LIE.
Capt. A. bALLAED..............F BASKsMIrH, Clerk
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Call for pamphlet, frss charge.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
GESssERAL RoussEAU,s RAID.
ms. w. +. G. shaniss, Despatch.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. July 81, 1894
General Rousseau has returned from hts great raid
sgans. the epemy's communications which expedition
General Sherman In his Official circular TO tho army, calls
of the most successful Of the Captain Williams
Assistant Adjutsnt General furnishes the following
mary OF events during che raid
rHR srAar--Ir ccosAw.
General Rousseau left Decatur Alabama on the 10Th OF
this montb. and with thousand hundred men
arrived at the coosaw river the 18TH Hero cap
tured ferry boat and crossed part Of bis command
which bad bot just Effected odgment when II at
tackled by force Of Eve thousand rebels Of the Sixth and
Ninth Alabama cavalry, under General Clantcn An
gagepsnf cpsued aud ragged for about nvc hours when
the Righb In isna cavalry, under naor Graham having
also crossed the river, attacked them 10 the and
completely routed them
m. REBEL icsHs
Captain sborcroubie, Clsntons chief OF stan and Cap
tain Moore of the rcbcl army killed and Lcuten ant
Colonel nory and Major Ncwnester Of the Sixth Alabama
With twenty privstss, were captured.
Az rafLApseA AND TYLocoueA.
A camp OF seven hundred conscrips was broken up
at Taladssa and tho dispersed ono hundred being
captured Two largo stcrcncusss nlcd with rebel sup
plies and large quantity Of nitro, together with their
depot, was destroyed ryocougs The largo iron works
were cred the furnaces and smelling pit destroyed.
rms rl,tlroosa RIVER cRossro
General Roussosu crossed the Tsarooss river ~
stones ferry whore he met uoiy OF tho enemy with
whom be skirmlshed killing Csptain Brown aud taxing
three comm ssioaed of'lcers prisoners. n
rus RAunoAp srercx
tho railroad was first struck atLoachapoSa the 17h
inst where the destruction 81 the track began The
rails wero considerably an woss Of Loachapoka,
Cnevba station. Here rebcls. under Canton we're
again encountered with Geen s5odrsd men, and nghs
or two hoars duration ensued. Tho rebels were totally
routed leaving forty killed and wounded on the Held
Colonel Norrsons Pnh Indiana cavalry. With thelr
Spencer rinss, did admirable service.
MOVING pssr--A TRAIN cArrrmp
Thence tho command moved eastwardly, destroying
a the ouverts bridges 10 0pelisa, and literally
removing the railway at that station A train sent
cut BY the rebels 10 reconnoitrs was captured.
Two hundred pounds Of bacon, Eve thousands pounds
Of tobacco large quantity Of whskoy, hundred
Sacks Of Hour and four hundred and y bales " cotton
wore burned rhe oommsud then left for Marietta hav
ing skirmisned Nth tho rebel cavalry through she en.
tire route
AphivAb Ar mApirrTA tN
0enara Rousseau reached Marietta safely, bringing In
with hirc nva hundred forces and mules which have
been turned over TO tho cuartermastor'a Department
INV sNviire oarzsSs Atova snw Wourr
Angpc ths ssssns spceunssysd along he route tbsys
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
H u N I E R
The Fighting In the Shenan.
doah Valley.
Hard Fighting and Stubbcrnly
Contested Ground.
.>s0.,.->>>o>~,-oor~r->o~
Additional Details Of tho Evacua-
tlsp Of Martinsburf.
~s><&~--1---@1>~~~~--e1>~~
The Excitement in the De.
. partment.
Reported Snperseduro Of Gen. Hunter
by Gen. Crooke.
h. H. -
Our Special Washington Desratcn.
WASHINGTON, July 27, 1884

WARRINGTON, July 27, lse4
10 is reported that Geneyal Hunters request TO be re-
iieyed Of his command has been aoceded 10, and that
General Crook who has just been appointed orevet Major
General, succeeds him.
Abe rebel raid appears to have dwlndled into conpa
rs,tvey small affair 1t is understood that the govern
ment in receipt OF Information that Hs, rebel corps,
which reported 10 reinforced Early, is sim at
Petersburg and that lhe column which has been operat
ing tho valley is only portion Of that which parci.
pated IN the late INVASION There s general feeling
he.e that the affair s about over, and that when the
orcos which TO the OF action shall ar
rye the rebels viii be gone. II is certain that they have
not crossed the Potomac, and 1t s believed that the
cyscuation Of Martnsburg unnecessary.
There Is a general sentiment here that preparations
should be rnade which will for the future prevent these
dsracefa stnmpedes and that an adequate force should
be Paced in the valley and such other dispositions made
for Defence will render unnecessary there oft recur
ring displays OF ability and celebrity in the evacuation OF
iD posts aud the saving Of government property
which characterized thus far occupation OF that
tSgONptant line
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
PRICE THREE CENTS.

the counya qnos under the recen, ca for Ave hundred
thousand men.
rhere were only sixteen inches Of water 10 the chan,
mel oI Tue ONO at and Gear Wheeling on the Goth.
THf xfCuEs8sr CUMBERLAND.
consequence OF the readvapce Of tho rebel forces
sne sActement in Cumberland and stil IN great.
a uals ss time, continue 10 tiUs from Wheel
~ iSs 70 oosmoerand, and many passing
burg. ~' $50 -
Lhe Iebela did not captive any railroad trains a
rumored Or reported the course OF their md
wohAHs PLUCK Asp PERSEVERANCE
Ihc day alter the battle, Mrs Mugan received tso.
gram At Cumberland, nd, announcing her husband,s
and brother's Lieutenant Nugents) Al the time
soe recsired the message s railroad communication
Of Cumberland (or With Nsrtinsbnra) dscon.
tiDued. Learning this, Mrs. Mulligan the day
set out IN an open buggy 10 travel distance OF
odd mes 20 hear something definite OF her husband
perhaps seek out his whereabouts Such Is the force o1
feeling Al the time she started, too, had just cease4
raining 1.-THE end OF heavy shower and the sky threat
ened ous more of the efs for immediate usa
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
SIR. y. cadwaliatier's Despatch.

GENERAL Io5ss's NEW COMMAND
Itis probably known North before this reaches you
shat Major General John Logan commanding the FIJI
teeuh oorpe has been assigned TO the command Of
the late General McPhersop embracing the department
Of Tennessee, and the sroors drawn from e. which
with General shermaa In front oS Atlanta
GENERAL sHsRgAss RECENT LOSSES.
The gratifying news was received here by telegraph
last evening thai General ssnans Losses the 22d in
front Of Atlanta would fan below two thousand in killed
and wounded. He had already buried
dead, aud estimates their wounded at six ,housend.
0ksFRAL JOE JOHNSTON.
Southern papars of late date savage In denanciaon
o General Joe Johnston and declare thst bis b1nderng
and nexcusabia cortnet OF he campaign iD Georgis
rendered Bragcs Administration Of oairs praisoworthy
and brilliant Tbe Atlanta is charged with having
cOpspired 10 ruin Bragg, and general reaction TO
be taking place in pubic opinion that may rensta,e him
In Command.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
The Yellow Fever Scare.
EXAGGERATED REpcRrs--Tuy uRALrH oFprCER'S
STATEMENT, ETC.

STATEMENT,
The statement published under ths head Of naval news
in some tho newspapers yesterday reference 70 the
ravares Of yellow fever board of tho United States
gunboat Tahona the lower quarantine proves 10
be nn,ruthfu The of yellow fever In this pcrt
have in reality Only slight foundation 10 fact. We
hear mr. swnburne, through Captain ral the shio
news collector at this port that there some cases
Of fever In the ower bay but or them have gons
on shore, and all OF thom have been hos.
pita ship, In previous years, and the well proper
ly cared for No shpkeepers hsvo been offered ten DOR
lars per day but tho contrary offers plenty FOR
such positions al previous pces; and of tbosc %
employed have been sick There vessels 70 placed
90 make II dangerous for inward or Onward bolno
vessels. -
The public would 10 wen always 70 make due Allows
for such "gaIsy yarns" and not become H'Tn..s
mrai Pauldiug and Captain Case, VIII do az 20 sncsS
power 10 prevent contsgous disease smeaaus ..vJ
apy of our naval vegses The Iahonna mas oeen ectou
With yellow fever for two years ont sno vn'S
with crsw well acclimatei. and owing 20 tne careful
.,na,y rcsutaons on Com aander Hsrmay no cases %
valloy fsver manifested themselves When sbe capsal
was threatened, pew crew wss pus ON Ooasu
y, her and she vas despatched W WsshinRtop..
~. nsv crew III OF whom unaccmased OF course
80 ,ahls "a becpue affected by the dormant poison,
sn n Ia rne tho foyer has made Itself manifest, but In
mild form and IS safe 10 say that one bali OF the men
ho are on her sick lss should bo transferred 70 Ne
We ssouId think advsahie that during the season %
ve,ow fever, be too free and reQuene
sels 10 Quarantine. II yellow fever case should bY
any accident thrust himself into Of the crowde4
staten Island ferry boats theo would be rrssiby oS
some being contamnnted. Prudorre dictates hae
fever 81 this port than 10 usual al this seascu of me
year - -.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Reporfed Uni0n Repulsos-Beevy sktr.
miahIng-Ihe Demon strRtIOms from
Peach Tree Creck-General stevens
MOrtAIiy Wounded, Sc.

Reported Union Rspu'sos-Besvy sktr-
MiishIng-phe Denomination from
Peach Tr6e Creek-Genernl stevens
Mortaliy WOundsd, Sc. "a ,0..
The enemy made strong demonstrations yesterday and
this morning oursrght, near Decatur General Hoo0
attacked their right at four O'Clock this afternoon on
Peach Tyee creek near thefthatEnh0ochee IN rev
minuies the enesny driven into their works. The
csors tho Thirty third New Jersey and about three
hundred prisoners were captured from Hcokers corps
Our loss heavy mostly slightly wounded. Brxa.
der General stephens, or South Carolina was w0undeI-
II feared nortsy Major Preston, formerly OF Gene.
raj Jobnson's staG. was killed.
There soue skirmishing on our right, where the
enemy attacked our intrenshments After being re.
pulsed cavalry, under General Wheoer, drove thon
with repeated charges towards Decatur.
Yesterday evening, Reynolds (ArtaDsas) bS!eade,
which crossed Peach Tree creek drove the enemy back,
taking tive stands Of coors and hundred and thirty
prisoners.
Our troops are in. fine spirits tonight.
from the Richmond Sentinel, Jnly a.
An official despatch, received yesterday AZ the War
department. from Atlanta. da.ed the 20th instant says
sAt three O'Clock to day. portion OF ariees ana STOW.
arts corps drove h3 enaTly into his bresstwoTks. Un
our extreme right the enemy attacked Wheelsrs cavalry
with infantry. and were handsomely repulsed.n
The press despatch in another column, says the enoy
msde strong demonstrations on onr right near Decatur
Decatur lire of the Georgia railroad due of
iedgeve and hundred and sixty ivo from augusta
Although general engagement has yet taken place,
she heavy simshiag 10 but the advent OF great beta
before many days pass.
Reported succeEg Before Atlanta,
= Tlrom the Bichrfond Despatch, July g.
The from Georgia Is stil encouraging. We learn
that despatch was received % the War Department
yesterday announcing nat General Ceburne attacked tho
eay Thursday (at what pout Is not stated, and
drove him back with heavy loss.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
The Press Despatch.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. July ~, 1854.
Major General Rousseau and sta arrived last
Marietta. His raid was 0s moss successful during the
war; His total loss was ave killed thirteen wounded
he captured and paroed two thousand rebels aud killed.
and wounded two hundred. He also captured eight hum
dred horses and mules and abent the number OF
con.rabands He destroyed thirty miles Of The rail.
road great quantities OF stores cotton &c. and thirteen
railroad depots at points along the Atlanta and xortgcm-
cry railroad.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
Mr.. Theodore Q. w,i.on.. Ds.pa.ons,.

MAkTrKBuRG, July 26--NoOn,
Again tho Shenandoah valley becomes Tho scene COO
nc., and this time OF engagement OF more than mere
passing mportsrce-an engagement tough, with great
cbstnancy and salsntry both sides lasting over
day and half, and ending the retirement n tho Union
forces ooy consequences Of the overwhelming strength
Of tho enemy opposed 70 thcm and any lack Of
courage or discipline.
Darv,Ne sRycKIyRipda
hs nos The object Of your correspondent to 20 back
and into the details Of the manner in which Genera, Avo
ril successfuly drove Brscknrdge's command lotto
winchesser bnt IN order to gyo this ac
count some degroe Of completeness, II 10 ne
cessary 70 refer briefly to the subject Many have
seemingly wondered why General Ayer did not continue
TO dryc Breokurdge up the valley whom hc had suo
csssfuly driven him to Tho comfortable md ars,o
orao bas now truly unfortunate and unnvans town Of
Winchester Tho peculiar and Interesting secre, of the
movement docs NOT seem 30 have yet been published.
The trolh % ths matter simply ihis General Aysi
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
prarrrsr % wrsr vReuA, July 81, 1884


General Ayerill 10 neither killed nor wounded, a. 70
ported. Tho same Of General Kelley.
Tho reports IN regard 10 tho capture msio or prisoners
oy tho enemy are much exaggerated.
On sunday hundred and ny nine prisoners OF war
recently captured by Generals Crook and Aver arrived
az wheeling, 10 be forwarded elsewhere. Among the
number was . negro soldier. ne says he trying 10
get through she lines when he captured BY the
rebels and impressed Into lner service. He wears the
regular rsbsi UNIFORM and The Johnnss siss tba hs
one Of them.
AN sDuoR xnouBtN
General Hunter having arrested and impriscusd the
editor of Tho P,sbuve Gases fMr whartou, that 'rd'
ydaa annsunces publicly mat hs viii enter sun aainst
General Hunter FOR misc mprsonrnent, and not lot u
roat when ho IS ont OF tho service, until his means are
exhausted o. tho courts detormne hat no mas no 10.
dveSs.n .. ....s =. 8....s.a .sD. -.
agents have been sent on, from wheeling 10 see what
aAo be dcns W the way os prossrns eonuabands W hll
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
Thc Death or csnsrai Averr,.

PBlIADErrmA, Juy ~, 1854.
We hear trom source that cannot dsoredt, that
despatch was received yesterday evening at the War De
parlment saying tina, Brig Gen. hyer had been sisd
and tnat General Early's force In the valley or yren
bad been reinforced by General A. Y. Hs corps, nun
bering about twenty thousand mon.
raeiabe intelligence from Martnsburg and wasnirs-
ton contradict tho above report Gen. Ayers dos
which, strange TO say is SIM positively asserted only
the Philadelphia papers.--FpnoR BRaAtpl
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

appears 10 bo great deal Of opposition TO Jen Davis,
and all appeared to be surprised at the kind srsnsmens
extended towards them by the Yankees Not private
house was entered, neither did any maraudpg or Pill.
laying take place during the expedition.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
Heavy Firing Heard at MArsfnsbure
and WiIlIamsport.
wssn,ysroY, Jnly a., i,

WssNiNs1oN, july II, ISHA
Passengers from Western Maryland who down
this morning ina, heavy aring heard Non.
day tho direction OF Mar,nslurg aud yesterday firing
was heard from up the river apparently the neghbor
hood OF wiliaolsport.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

RAIr1msHE, July y, 1884
Mere no confirmation of the report that the rebels
h9yo 70 entered Maryland by way Of shepherdsown and
Sharpsburg.
poke his nose far in this direction he be
taai in doing he will speedily encounter very
darsr lighting material from the thin and broken down
columns cf General Hunter.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
Reported EvacuatfoR Of Harper's Ferry
by Onr Forces.

WASHINGTON July 27-P NJ.
gentleman who has Just arrived here informs that
Harpers Ferry has been evacuated by forces and
the robes have their limo Of skirmsrers about -four
miles distant from that place.
BE cannot give me estimate nui states tbs, they
are in lnrge force
BE also Informs me that there OF iess light
ing on Sunday between Nar,insburg aud willamsporf,
and tnas forces fell back srcpy and resoi9iely.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

NaHbiNnfuN, july EIi ISuS
Ceia information from Atlanta states that there were
operations Yesterday but hore bard work IN the
trenches. There bad been no 1ghing
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

Alleged Capture or Prfsonsrs

NE1e80N Nhptur0 OF PrfeOnORU and
Cannon.
From tho Richmond Sentinel, July %.
report received here yesterday via Staunton, aAys
Confederate wagon train captured by the enemy q
day or two since but all except wagons wera
subsequently reoapured
in the battle at Snckers ferry Ia reported, caps
tued eight hundred prisoners and pieces Of
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
Destruction or tho blockade Runncr
MatagOrda.

..APHAADEfPHiA, July ~, 1894
fhc steamer Bermada has arrived from The West Gole
squadron and reports tho destruction Of tho blockade
Matagorda, on Galveston, by tho Upned states
steamer Ranawha The Matasorda had cargo OF seven
hundred bales Of cotton. al
The Bermuda stopped al New orIeans. Gen sickles
intended North In her. but, bons sick his de-
parture delayed.
The United States supply Admiral arrived Of
Mobile on the 18th instant
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

shornsn's livery stable and contents W Fs'l N,veri
WIRE destroyed By ars hast night Twenty hesses ~ess
burned 70 death. Loss about 3A2,oVe.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
w.sHlxcros. July AZ. 1884


Tns Navy Department to day received from Admiral
Farragut commanding tho West Gulf biockadng squad.
ron desratcb, dared July TO- announcing the destruc.
ton, the morning Of the 6ih init, Of blockade
runner OF the coast Of Toxas after running out OF Gal.
weston, supposed TO be tho well known Mata-
gorda She destroyed by the Kanawha, Penguin and
Arocsook having been shore and Afterwards ssi
on Are by the guns OF the bloekadlns vessels.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
FRI rate Property Scrupulous'
ly Respected.
'ths Citizens Opposed to tho
Rebel Usurpation.
REPORTED DEATN OF GENERAL HOOD
HIS Arnsy Greatly Reduced i'm
Strength,
&c.s &C., SO.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. July "a, 1854.
information received from officer at the front says
eAa battles IN front OF Atlanta we have destroyed
sbs better portion Of the edemy's best two corps.
All the prisoners captured the 22d and Esd unite IN
saying tina. the rebel General Hood killed on the
n2o lust
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

BAtyiNqRR, July I'LL 30 ?. "a.
General Wallace has issued orders for the immediate
euroling Of athe able bodied coored np in this city
directing that they be forthwith organized 10 companies
and regiments aud armed and equipped They to he
drilled and furnished with The officers 10 be
appointed by the Mayor and the force viii constitute
part OF the special military defence OF the city.
The order dslcya and employers not TO
interfere with the execution OF thcse orders
The leagues are also actively engaged persecting
their militsry organization.
Tho order restrlitng the press here from publishing
anything relating to rebel movements is s in force,
much the perplexity o. the sdors who do not appear
TO appreciate the wisdom Of The order.
1hs statement that Hsrpers Ferry has been evacuated
is undoUbtedy incorrect tbe telegraph to that point
IL sliil working.
nc reported occupation Of Mar,irahurs is generally
credited.