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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
Is. N. STANTON.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

washington. sept Is, 1904
The signal success that Divine Provi-
denee has recently vouchsafed to the
operations Of the United States asel and
army in the harbor of Mobile, and the
reduction of Fort Powell, Fort Gaines,
and Fort Morgan, and the glorious
achievements Of the army under Gen.
Sherman, in the State Of Georgia, re.
salting in the capture Of the city Of At
lanta, call fo- direct acknowledge ments
to the Supreme Being in whose hands
are the destiHies of the country. II is
requested that on next Sunday, in all
the places of worship in the United
States, thsnksgiving be offered to Him
for His mercy In preserving our national
existence against the insurgsut rebels
who have been making = cruel war
against the Government Of the United
States for its overthrow; and also that
prayer be made for Divine protection to
our brave soldiers and their leaders in
TIE field, who have so often and SO gal
lan,ly perriled their lives In battling With
the enemy. and for blessing aud comfort
from the Father Of Mercies to the sick
wounded and prisoners, and TO the Or
phans and widows of those who hsvs
fallen in the service Of their country
and that be will continue to uphold the
Government Of the United States sgains
all the efforts Of public enemies and Sc
cret foes.
CSignsd ABRAHAM LIxcoLS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

NEW Y0EK, Sept 5 - The steamer
Catawba, from New Orleans on the 2ssh
ult, arrived this morning. Among her
passengers is Gen Bailey.
Gen Heron rad returned from an
expedition TO Redwood, seventeen milea
from Baton Rouge, on the Clinton road,
uhere he had a fight with the enemy,
iaaicging a loss 81 $50 men, besides DE-
ssrssihg large amount o. slorss. Our
loss was shout 80 killed and wounded.
an exchange Of about me hundred
prisonsrs recently took pie . pear Baton
Rouge. A8 6Aa
Gste Grsagsr has issiea an oeist %
acknowledgements 10 the army fJr tho
part they took 10 the rsductiou sf Forts
Morgan and Gaines, sas st.-5 seas 4
There vas not ssingle one lost by %
forces in the last Attack 90 Eost Morgan.
The army worm "a making sad sh0Eoc
on the cotton near Baton Rouge.
The rebel commander lack Scott, has
has headquarters az Clinton. La He
commands about 5000 cavalry, and il
Supported By three ba.teries'of z4.iliesy,
two Of RaHs aud one Of 3. lsF
Mr. Mann has been nominated for
Congress by the Free state un,oa As
ISOLATION At Baton Roues -
Absat 1000 voIaRss Of the loss works
beIongiag 70 the State Library havs bee 4
recovered from the place where they
were secresed
4 Gov Hahn retained from the North
on the 26th, and vas freely received.
The CommeTeiaf > W aahi in gson. pssiAl
says il will require several days 20 A.
range the credits or quols ofths ssvessl
States, and therefore the draft cannot
take plAes Immediately
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
THE VERY LATEST
II ELE CIR APH.
omeial War Bulletin.
WAR DEPAsTAEsT, Sept
To MAJ. Gen. Dir

To MAJ. Gen. Dir
Sherman's official report CT the cap
ture Of Atlanta bas just been received,
d 4ted tweaty-six miles South of Atlanta
8 O'clock yesterday morning. i, has
been detained by the breaking Of teie-
graph Inca As already reported, cur
army Withdrew from about Atlanta, and
on the 30sh made break on the East
Point road, and reached good position
from which to strike the Macon road
Howard was on the right near Jones
bore, asd Scaofeld on the left near
Rou~, 81 Ready Howard found the
enc -. rer at Jonesboro, and en-
trsn' troops within half mile of
the ra4,foAd The enemy attacked him
at 3 z. N, and was easily repulsed,
leaving his dead and wounded on the
Geld Finding strong opposition on the
road, ordered the lett and centre rapid
ly TO the railroad and made a good
Judgement, and broke it all the way from
Rough and Ready down to Towards left,
near Jonesboro' and BY the same move
ment | interposed my whole army be-
tween Atlanta and that part Of the en-
envy entrenched in and around Jones
boro. On the first we made q general
attack on the enemy at Jonesboro', the
l4th corps, Gea. JEFF c. Davis, carrying
the works, and capturing ten guns and
about 900 prisoners. The enemy re-
treated South, and We have followed
him to bis hastily constructed lines near
Lovejoy's Station Hood, finding me
en- the only road that could supply him,
aHd between him and a considerable
part Of his army, blew up the magazines
ia Atlanta, and left in the night. The
10th corps, Gen. Slecnm. took posses
sion Of the city. So Atlanta is care
and fairly won
Since the 10Th Of May We have been
ia one constant battle or skiTmish, and
we need rest Our losses will not ex-
coed 200, and we have over 300 rebel
dead, $50 wounded, ard over 500 pris-
oners
tsigned1 W. T. SHsEMAS.
A later dispatch from Gen. Sloeum,
dated on the night fthe Sd, at Atlanta,
says the enemy destroyed 7 locomotives
and 81 cars, loaded with ammunition,
small arms and stores, and left IL pieces
Of artillery, mostly uninjured, and large
Number OF small arms
Deserters are constantly coming into
our lines.
(Signed) L. M STAxroS,
Secretary Of War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

fred salute of 100 guns, at the Ar
senal and Navy \ ard at Washington, and
on Tues3as, ths eth ofSsPtszn1-z.7Orthes
day after the receipt Of tbs order, a.
each arsenal or navy ys=i IN the United
States, for the recent brilliant aedevg-
merits cf the feet gnd lard forces-i5 The
United States in ths LarboT OF Mobile.
The Secretary Of War aud the Secretary
of tbs Mary will issue the necessary
directions ia their respective depart
ments for the execution Of this order.
Second, That on Wednesday, the 1th
day Of Sep'ember, commencing at The
hour oflz oelock, noon, there shaH y
fred salute Of 100 gnns at the srsenAis
at Washington, Mex York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, PittsbuFg, Newport, AID 81
Louis, and at New Orleans, Mobile, Pen
sacola, Hilton Head and Nsw5ern, the
day after the recsipf Of this osder, Tor the
achievements Of the army under com
mand Of General Sherman, in tae State
Of Georgia, and the capture Of AtlaHta-
The Secretary Of War viii issue direct
ioHs for the execution Of this order.
(Sigaed) -ABaAHAHzL GxG0Lx.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
NEAR BERRYvILLE,

HAD QUARTERS MILITARY DIV, J
NEAR BEREYvlLLE,
Sunday, Sept 49,
General Torberts cavalry corps which
had eneamped at Bissoa's store, on the
Charleston and Berryville pike, left camp
at 9o'eloek Friday night, and proeessed
TO Berryvills, reaching there at mid.
night, whsre they went into camp until
daybreak next morning, when they
moved ont through Berryville on the
Wiachsater pike, taking the road TO the
lefs, about : miles beyond Berryyille,
and We were still advancing when last
heard from, at 10 o'clock Yesterday
morning, meeting little or no opposition.
The Infantry, consisting OF Crooks con-
mand--the 9th and l9th eorps, broke
camp at 4 o'clock yesterday morning,
and moved in three parallel columns tor
wards BerryVille. Crooks command
az on the left; the 18th corps in the
centre, and the 9th on the right Crooks
reached BsrryYille Grst, about II o'clock
IN the morning, and formed 10 line Of
battle with arms stacked, for a couple o.
houra While pleksts were bGing posted
ryville, the 23d Ohio was sent out on the
Ferry, and the Seth Ohio on the Win
chester pike, running 10 the right from
Berryville, Crook $ command went into
camp and bad just fRished pitching tents
at about 4 o'clock, when hsavs skirmishs
ing WAS heard on the picket line.
The whole command rapidly turned
out and vas formed and moved to the
support Of the piekets, who hed been
driven from behind some entertainments
which they had occupied.
The Thirty Ohio aud Ninth yir-
ginaa were formed and charged the enc
my, driving them ont Of the entrsnch-
ments A desperate struggle now EN-
sued, the rebels being determined to re-
gain possession Of the eutrenchmests.
With this object they massed no less than
ak divisions, End hurled them with
their accustomed feroeity against our
galis1t little baud which was supp0rted
by both Dayalfs and Sherburns Divis-
ions. They ware handsomely rspnlsed
every time. The conflict lasted sntil
long AFTER sunset, and artillery 6rin :
was kept up until 3 o'clock. The whole
army has beea engaged all night in dig
gipg entrenchnents aud throwing up
breastworks. and it now occupies q
strong position.
The hardest Of The fighting 80 far has
been done BY Crooks command, which
captured 500 prisoners and stand Of
! eolorS Our loss will amount TO about
200 killed and wounded, while that o.
the enemy is at leas, one-third greater.
Heavy firing was heard yesterday il
the vicinity of Bunker Hin, suppose'
| to be- Averill advancing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
killing Of QnaIls.

3ssers Editors;
As there are persons Ia this city vic
are violating the Law Of the State IN
referenc. 20 the killing OF qaaiIs,
.l,ber ignorsntIy or intentiona lly, you
~ill please insert the Law as approved
Feb i3. 1863. 80 that they may have no
-xcu,e IN the future, for if persisted in
they vii be prosecuted to the extent OF
he Law,
By directing attention the foregoing
yoa will c,lige many
TRuE SPoKTsNEs
That IT shall be unlawful to shoot
lrap or net pheasants OF q1ails, between
the first day Of March AMI the first day
IF October 10 each year, and any psr-
son or persons 60 shooting. trapping or
netting pheasants or quails, in violation
Of this precision, shall, on conviction
thereof, be 6ned one dollar for each
pheasant or quail so shot, trapped or
Melted; the amount Of said penalty 10 be
appropriated to the Common School
Fuod."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
Army of shs Potomac.

NAsHiNsToS, Sept "A letter from
sae Army OF the Potomac, dated Sent
81, says ths army sill holds it, Ene
acre IN most Gndemoast-stiva rn...
ner. Picket firing has almost ent;reIv
ceased. The artillery Is hushed, and =
calm preeedes the storm. The whole
4tnosphere seems filed with parteuso.s
shisperings of coming struggle. An
attack on our position on the Weldon
Railroad is not only probable, it is new
table; aud weaker attempts having fail
q, the Hext viii undoubtedly be made
nth all the forces available. twill BE-
unsuccessful, SO the whole army would
satisfy ans one.
Refugees say the rebel army is on
half ratious. There are no doubts Of
the enemy being already straitsned for
snbsiasenee. Their piekets are very
anxious 10 exchange tobacco for hard
tack and other provisions
The rebels allow. their loss st kenm's
Station to have probably exceeded the
whole unmber of Hancock's forces es-
gagged
a shot from one Of The LIST Connect
cut heavy artillery guns is reported BY
tae enemy to have disabled q 81 pou ader
mounted IN battery above Fort Cliff
oara, and to hare killed tsrss men.
.NEw YsRx, Sept 3.-Ths CONNER
cial s Washington srsssisl says adsires
fron the front SAY an attack on Grants
position on the Weldon road il moment
arily expected, with al ef Less avail
able force There krs iu1icatioas that
the rebels are pinehed fsr supplies
HEApoUAErERs Asyr or rrr poroxAc'
sept So AN. -Privats Sslden S.
Chandler, If Battery K. 4ih United
States Artillery. suffered the extreme
penalty Of the law fer having deserted
rom his command during active opera
ions lie leaves q wife and two daugh-
ters 20 mourn his fate,
Another enlprit named Administer was
10 have suffered the same fate, but nam
aged 70 eject bis escape through our
lines to the enemy two DAYS ago
Dr. John d. Heritage Of the litk New
York Volunteers has been missing since
the SIGHT Of the 2S \ 81 August, on the
Weldon road.
NEw YoRK, Sept 4 The Herdid's
City Point correspondent, dated on the
% says: Oar troops on the Weldon road
have been constantly strengthening their
position, uaiii in the opinion OF the mill
tary authorities it is now impregnAbls
to the assault of any force the rebels can
bring against i.
Small gafr.sons have been posted on
tie lell bank Of the JAmes, 20 guard
against per NIB listing rehel batteries
which Ere on our transports
The Richmond EzGmiasr has q dis-
patch IRON Mobile, Of the 30sh ult,
WATCH SAYS there ara ak Cnion vessels
Of Deg River
The Petersburg Frprsss says larga
body OF Yankee cavalry moved on the
30tl. around toward the rebel right in
tue diFectioa OF the Weldon road, prob
ably on another raid
Gen, MAgry says the non comhatants
of Mobile give BIN more concern than
a else They viii noi leave the city,
because, a. they say, they have nowhere
70 go; and Gen Maury appeals to the
p'ssters to Afford them shelter
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
NEWS BY MAIL.
oMelaI Voc nnlletia.

n HAA-NaaA ~ - -@%AsA~hA-Ns
'A1 war DErAKrNENr, wAsHiSoros, !
-LIGGNp Sept. 3--s p. u.
No intelligence from Atlanta, later
than .by teiegFsm Of last night, has beer
received The telegraph hues between
Nashville aud Chattanooga we're broken
iaSt pieht BIZ Whsslsr, and We have had
nothing south Of Nashville today. This
aeeoa nts for the. absence Of later inior-
inatTan from tssania No doaht IS en-
isrtained az she correctness Of the re
port received last night, Ehieh cane
from two independent sources, besides
the official dispatch from GeneFai sio-
cum
AM official report from Nsshyills,
states that the damage doRe BY Wheeler
70 The railroad will be speedily repaired,
and that wheeler had r@3Feated and
General Rousseau is in pursaii; that n
"A enEAgs li=nt between Rousseau and
Whseler's forces, the reas General ksl
" vas MORALLY vouu lei, aud IN or
hands A Telegram frorp Sheridan,
s'Atks tnat EA5lT has Fsirs4is@ up tbs
valley and i pursued bg Sheridsa w.lh
his whole arm that AveFill bel astseked
Atnu. hss chs ,lry aud cap nrsd twenty
wrgous, two Gags, number Of prisoners,
aad herd 81 cattle.
f. NJ. SrASros.
s Secretary Of War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

WAsuIxsroS, Sept 5.-Riehnond pa
pers say thar in the bsttis near Atiansa
our hoops were at FIRST repalSed, ba
finally drove the enemy back with heavy
loss, ioclaGing taree GeReFals, Ander-
son, Patton and Hzrsiee.
Gen. Lev Wallace. in company with
Gen Grant visited Gen. Weaver at the
front yesterday. Romor gave Wallaes-
81 important command IL that depart
meut aa-.z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
Organic Weakness.

Lea Of aatuTsl Elgor, nsFF0s= and gsHsrai DE-
bliity, vim skin srnpfians, e sf sorsss pains n
s,.rT tess and mEscls, lOss Of msmsry, hsaoachs
ana disxiuesa, night drsams, emil slous, impo--
= res ste. etc. and the eBdisss other sHssr1bgs
whieh sfiict saeh patisEt wili be cured ~
asass at prsssrt uSd % al the Esw FORK City
Ess,itsis. asd tbsss IN Bro kiyz.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

TRESros. \. J.. Sept 5.-Gov Parker
has ordered the firing Of thirty-fe1r guns
in honor Of the victory of our troops at
Atlanta, 20 -morrow at two PM
One hundred guns wars fred this
evening BY the IoFaIcitizehs4of this city
in honor of ShsrmAu's yirtorJ. go --
FokT MoSEoE, Sept 3-The Gag Of
truce steamer New York arriSSd fre.m
James river last evening with % ofieers
10 Surgeons aud AIS Englishmen Il
charge Of Maj John E. milford, Assis
saui Agent They lleff dufihgstbe higtr
for Annapolis gauaFa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

e Gen. shertdan's Array.
Ngw York, Sept. 4.-The Herald
correspondent w:th Sheridan, dating Sep
TENDER lat. says OF Wednesdays hght
.neaE MAriinsourg, thet We attacked the
ene1uy's oatposts to make him show bis
hand. which he did much 10 our satIs'ac-
sioa We laen put our trains "a motion
and deployed in line Of battle, opening
from high ground four picss Of artillery,
which planted their shells with much
precision among the rebels The enc
interpreting an engagement, opened
with two sections Of artillery, but With
hrtle purpose .-~
HEAVY skirH1ishing ensned, the enemy
pushing forward strong columns, and
our force gradually giving ground They
| made several efforts to flank Us, bat
afa1sh each 4 ne Oar force thus fell
| hack, or rather drew Ga tie Ee5els some
three miles from Msrtins5urg toward
Hinesville and Falling Waters, where
| there was.a iuli This falling back was
in accordance HIth Gen. SaeriG4n's Or
Iers, and wby IS not for me TO tell, aud
,hus inform 'h- enemy. 81 -ok
BUxKER lint. Sept 2-General Az
erllfs dlylslqB u cavalry attacked the
.neuy this MOI mig, q short distance
!. .outh Of Martinsbgrs, rapidly following
ban pp, We. captured two battle hagsf
many prisoners, and neG-iy Al Of one
1 tr-'u Of wagons, and herd Of cattle.
I and By P NJ cane upon Rhodes d.
Il vision Of rebel n antry ard engaged IL
q Our los 50 Ia. IS light
sfe went 10 wighia six miles Of Win
chester The engagement is not Jet
/, ended
CHAFLEs7ows, Va, Sept 2-The pc
rition or SacTiJan's asmy At tais place
r.naiRs unchanged. It's eHcsmPed 10
line Of battle in a semieircle, With both
haElks protected from iReurs.ons Of the
enemy. Oar cavalry, under Tor5eiti
Cassar. Averill, Merrill and Wilson, kseT
p. sariel zatch OF the eaemy's movements,
ard when be moves be wiA have ts meet
our ara on field not of bis OWE
choosing.
NE- YoKx, Sept 4-The Herald
Hsrper's Very correspondent Gays far
mers h ( bcsa permitted. to bring their
produce 10 that place and dispose Of il
II Fresh batter sells for 80 cents per poond
feggs, . cents per dozen, meats, Is cent
per poazd, and other articles at Xix.
reasonable prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
GENTLEMEN.
MERCURY.

VIE thFeuxh thsaehtissa Inprudsnse, or funs-
osntiy. e. snasss ka-s have become roisonsf by
that nsess esaaly virus. YEHERfaL. saa nO~ Ena
IMMEDIATE fsifsf and . psrmansns enrs. ass no
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
Thanks ts Gen. ShermAn and hts
Army.

~,v ExscuIIyB NASsIOg. Sept ;.
The nationallIhanks are tcndeEsd ~
the President to Msjor Gen. ". / Shsr-
man aud the gallant Ulcers and soldiers
Of his command, before Atlanta, for the
distinguished ability, cours e, and per
severance displayed in tia e-mpaiga in
Georgia, which, under Divine power, re-
suited in the capture of the city OF At
lAnla The marches, bzfIss sieges, and
otber military operations hat have az
nAiizsd this command, must retFaer "
famous in the annals Of war, and have
entitled those who have participated
therein to the applause and honor OF the
nation.
GSigned] ABEAH,M LINCOLN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
FEMALE DISEASE S
DELICATE DISEASES OF
GENTLE NILE n


ArIEs saanfIng frem Whites, FaliiaE 81 tie
II Nlalh. InEamHyation, fieeEstton " kn-
lar xnent Of thai organ, HnFprassiga o. suitss
ust.stguattoa ef ~ any 81 ihs disrasss isegaiiar
70 females, an rilch prosians each Nide sprrAd
dstksiatioB, aud cAIry 81 mAny iae bris test
eFsssaeats u society," 10 cary grave, OF Biata
lie asfeIal xhile g. Asts, nos 10 eure4 apced.
~ sna ptrnassnt'F, ard witasut unasrgoing
,zaiaif sfioa.
would eAntoa ysa sgAlnst believing seu
dying ef sspnanuintiou, shsa ~ brlng earei u
ysur Wsnb sn4 usafins aistAsss nst sns symPtoni
N c.yntu.apfisn e In,
IL vup!A b veil 10 you % Ea9w that all the
Aarfpwlag symptoms, even the ga kiHE cough.
fsrsr Prvstrsilsn, restless shfs. palPi-
tafioa 4 tie Eesrts kesf sehs, back and bones
Hfba. wtiieh N CONSUMPTION ere - torulsEtiHE,
aFs lbs gvualaoE sym. tone ~ anasfd 80 (
hsncs he sass with whick lsany pafisass and
gLs airi4ns aliks Ags deceived, ard maby vsiuA-
be ilses l1sts
II u Via very great pleasure that I ofisf TIE
f,itavinK letter, written ~ tbs eminent Doctor
WAisHr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
REMOVAL.
TH0s. @. HAGHRE

LAS REMOVED MS Who'll EsALE MANu-
I fsctaTiaE EstAbishmsat ts Ne. . rIRST
srREsT. hsiaw Nain. lie has . largs ane sis-
CANT assortment Of Hous-taxd. Work, a. aHs -
The finest. gusrGntsed a. " gssa a. ths BEST asd
f5r sale - cheap - tbs cheapest" and littis
ch~Nr~r-
Fis enfirs ssoek --ceaslsting 81 ess szgEy,
gaseh, aud GarTfsgs FAIRNESS, Light Trsttlsgf
H~avy Wagon. Drsy, aad Expt@-s Harness. Sad
AnY qu<nsity. Collars, GiTths, sareizElss, Chsek
Lies, Military Work 10 Short svsry tang ia
Is linz. from = Hare Strap 70 hoastsr sad
de has been usAanfaetaSs4 undsr his Is ne
Iiaas supervision. By skiiifsi ss3 szpsfisEo>e
work mas, aa4 - nos oGsr.d 70 the trhae q
E4-TERS PRICES. BsisE asls - uPsss sos-
ssssfaifs vita znytbiEg il the nzrkst, . sty
Rzl.h, durability, AID trioa. b oniy ak . ntfl
Calf zaa sxsss - ST gasr-@ir~ so
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

NEW YoRk, Sept 5.-une hundrad
guns were fred at noon to-day in The
City Hall Park. 10 honor Of the eAptur.
Of Atlanta. f
The Posts special SAYS everything va,
quiet in front OF Petersburg up TO yester-
dsy morning g.
Ths rebels are erecting strone works
opposite our position on the left She
works on Dutch Gap canal approaches
completion. re-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

RsS- We understand that the Thirty
Second Indiana Volunteers will be i'm
mediately recognized under command
Of Col. Mank, for one years service.
This action 90 the part Of this wsr-woru
regiment deserves the highest praise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

NV YoRx, Sept 3.-Ths Posfs
Washington special. says it "a believed
u soifieia1 circles that the Importance OF
sS-e mans success Is not yet fally devel-
. ed, and that he lot only occupies At
lGnta, bat has inflicted crushing defeat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

KathsirsH il from the orssk vsrs "Ksfhrs." %
'Ksihalro." signifyiHE % slsAHss. rsIsvlssss eel
restors. Thls artieis Il uhst its nAms siEniass.
For prsssrvisg, restoring and bsAatifyfng lie
haman hair Il is The most resss1ksbis pEspsr.tis.
In the woFld. Il is agsis owned ans pet - -
re original proprietor, sn6 is new nsas with n,s
safne care, skin and sttsntisn vhlsh gsvs n .
sale 81 ever sas niillsa bottles pr annuz. b
IL i most dsIlgbtfsl Hair DrsssizG.
i srsdieatss seurf and aasdruG
II ksspa the hea1 cool ssz elssa. srsa -
Il m@kss tbs hair. rich. soft and sissss. e
II prevents fhs hair from fAiliss Of aad tara
ing gray. -
u restores hair Hpoz bais ksass.
Any lady or gentismAn whs yaluss bs4ntsfzi
bad ofhsir sboHid ass Lyons Ksfhaires. L e
known ans ed throagbout the sfvIiiss1 wcrsd.
Aoid By ali respsetsbls dealers. f-a.-f
DEhAs s BAREEs a co.. Rev York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

B@- Bear in mind the address OF
Hon. Rohett Dale Owen this evening.
1t will be delivered either in front OF the
Branch Bank or in Mozart Hall, accord.
ing 10 the weather The music Of the
Band aud the sky-rockets win announce
the placs, All who do not 20 will miss
a good entertainment fr9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

sars -ifh . vegetable ssHtrAlizsr. Which AZ once
arrests the disease and very soon removes the last
vsztirs froua the system, having the patient -
yixorgu. aud hsaltby, and the taia - ircfn and
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

upon Hoods army, and row occupies
Easipoint, the strong hold in the rear o.
Atlanta. 70 xhleh 4 vas Supposed Hood
ould retreat If compelled 80 evscGate
{ e CITY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

eaS- Hon Robert Dale 0sen. Of New
Harmony viii deliver -, address on ? :
litic1i tgEiicz,11g TueEtuy svgHfDg. Sci :
teqjRs6s,, aTAozmt HaH at half past
seven 0 clock
TIE public are respectfully invited to
attend sept5-td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

B6S- Two regiments and half Of men
from this district is heavy draft We
have no idea it will be hohored.-SBlH
Gan Democrat fsA'f4E
Is that so7 You have no idea il will
be honored2 Why? How are you going
to avoid IL? IL Sullivan county going to
resist the drafs7 Is il for that purpose
she Sons Of Liberty were drilling on
Saturday last near Carlisle1 Well, Muir
ray, when you and Barton get your line
OF battle formed, jus. let the outside bar
barians know il, win Jour