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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

sag Morris Morris, one of the pioneers
Of Indiana, died at bis residence in In
diaEapolis on the 10th. He was "a years
Of age. lie was the father Of General
Thomas A. Morris, and father-in-laW Of
John d. Defrees, Superintendent of Gov
eminent Printing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

GoSE FgE THE GUsBRLLAs-We are
furnished Al headquarters with the fol-
lo~ioq, relative to the movement, having
for IFS object the destruction Of the
guerrilla bands that have been pundering
Union, Henderson and udjacent coun-
ties in Kentucky.
On Wednesday morning, at 10 o clock
large force Of cavalry, infantry and
artillery left Mount Vernon by boat IN
der command of Gen. Hovey, aad land
ed at Uniontown, KY, and Immediately
took their line of march for Morgan.
Geld, which place they reached on Wed
nesday evening, the cavalry dsshing in
TO the town in a brilliant charge, captur-
ing few eonscripting officers and a
number Of conscripts. The command
encamped at MorganGeld on Wednesday
n ght, and yesterday morning early
set out in pursuit Of johnson and his
forces, who were said to be in Critten.
den County.
Other troops went forward yesterday,
and by this time the campaign is so far
developed that theres can bio no danger
in giving pablicity to the movement
Major General Hughes and staff accom-.
pany the expedition, and from the
character Of the officers in command,
and the troops who form this expedition,
as we'll as from our knowledge Of coop
Grating forces, we have the most conf
dent expectation Of being able to chron
icle within few days the capture Of tho
Hospital Robber and bis ragmufIins and
thieving followers
We shall await further news from the
expedition with eager hope.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

WIPED OUr. - As an evidence that
retributiye Justice is melted out in this
world sometimes, we are informed that
two men, supposed to be Of the party
who robbed the paymasters train on the
S. and C. Railroad some time since,
we're killed few nights ago in Sullivan
county, while attempting to steal horses.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

PERSONAL had the happiness of
meeting Hon. - Yeaman, member
of Congress from the District across the
river, in the city last night He is an
affable aud courteous gentleman, and is
unquestionably ,,ardensly devotion to the
cause of the preservation. Of the Union.
He is en- route to Louisville on business
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

~ y "a II - AAAgAa
Ksthsirvn Il from the Greek were sKsthrs,s e.
'Ksthsiro." siEsifying To sis.nss. rrJusibas. szd
restore. This article is what lie Aazs sigslass.
For preserving, restoring and heAafifyisg the
human hair u Is the most rsnzlss bis prsparstles
IN the uorld. II is again esnea an pat ~ b.
tbs original proprietor, and ia now zads vita he
sams care, skin ssd sttsntios vkish gave =
sale Of over ons niliion bottles per ssnaz.
It isa most dslightfei hair Dressing.
tsradioatss seurf and aa.drus.
II keeps tbs hsAa cool and eIssz.
Il nakss the hair, rich, seft snd Eisssy.
prevents the hair ffon falling 81 and tsFs.
ing gray.
IL restores Lair upon bald hsads.
Any lady or ssatisnan Who ysiass b>astifsi
bead Of hair should nss Lyon's Ksfhsiron. IL h
known and ID throughout the siviiissd wsfiA.
Sold By all rsspeetabls dealers.
DEHls BARNES 4 co.. Esv rsrk-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
MEDICAL.
s. T.--Is6O.-x.

8. T.--ls60-X.
Persons Of ssdsasary habits tres hlsd via
weakness, iassituds, papltaiioa Of tAs heart. laak
Of apostle. distress alter eating, torpid liver,
constipation, deserve 10 ssssr, II they yin net
try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERs.
which arc now recommended b. the highest nsdI-
cal authorities, and warranted to produces Al -
Hasdiais bensaciAl effect. They are exessainsly
agreeable, Isrisc-ly pare, and mast suppressed ali
other 'osies where haalthy, gsstIs stizslsst is
required.
They purify, strsnEtAsa and invikerass.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an aAtidsts to ehasgs Of water and
diet.
They ovsrcoms the effects Of dissipation aud
late hours.
Thsy stssagthss the sysssn aad snllvsu the
the mind.
seru.
TAsy parity the sF,ath saa s.lSIsy Of u.
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea aud chol.r. Msfhas.
They esrs Liver Complaint snd Nerves.
Headache.
They make the weak stronE. I he isnguid brill
liant and are exhausted natures great restorsr.
They are composed Of Tbs esssraisd Csilsaya bark,
wintergreen, sassafras. reefs aud Asrbs, all pre-
served m perfectly pars 81. crsiE rsu. Tor pas.
tieulsrs. So clrssisrs and testimonials aroand
each bottle.
Beware 81 impostors. EEnmins svsry bottle.
See that IL has our private G. 8. stanp unuautl-
lated over the cork. With plzatation sesns, and
cur signature on hns steel plate side lshsl So
that our bottle is net rs-ailed With spurssus aza
dslsisrioas stsa- Any psrsos rrstssdias 10 sell
Plantation btters By tbs gallon or In buik, IL IN
impsstor. Any person Initiating this bottle. or
selling shy other material ihsrsls whstk.r called
Plantation Bittsrs or net, is sri.inai uaasr ths
Q. $. Law, saa vii b 80 prossssted b. ne. We
already have cur eye o. several parties rs-aliiaE
our bottles, &e.. Who viii sssosed In gsttlng
themselves Iato close quarters The dsasasd for
DrHks's PiAntatioa bittsrs from Iadsss. clergy
men, merchants. As., 10 inersdibls. The staple
trial Of bottIs is the svidsnos present 81 shsi
worth and superiority, They are ssid ~ ali r.
spsctsbis dFugEists, groOsrs, physicians, hsisls.
saloons, steam boats, and eoustry stores.
P.H. DRAKE co.
Ne. 7o9 Broadway, ~. 7.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
IN THE
Retail Department

We have full stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods, Chamhra and
Plaid Ginghans, Prints ga. "A,
5-4,, 10-4 Bleached and Browa Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Cireu-
larsand Sacques. Ladies' Sun UNI
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &c. 20 which We would
call the attention Of all wishing to pur-
chases in cur IiEe Of business.
ny20-IY JAQUEss q FRENCH,
No. 10 First street. Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
Dan Castillo,s Great Show!

! beg leave to state to the public, that
in consequence Of the low stage of the
water and other dangers of river travel,
am obliged to change my route. l
shall again have the honor Of perform
ing in this city for two days, namely {;
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT,
AUGUST 18Th and I9th.
There will be an evening performance
on Thursday at 8 o'clock, aud an after
noon and evening performance on Fri
day,
The people Of Evansville will please
accept my most grateful thanks for their
patronage Begging their future favor
have the honor to subscribe myself
their most obedient servant,
+ DAS CASTILLO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
House Furnishing
Retail Department,

In our House Furnishing Department
we have 3 full stock Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper, Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains. Corniees, Table Oil
Cloths, &C., &C., making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

CHANGING THEIR BAsE.-We are in
formed by a gentleman from Kentucky
that some of the citizens of Henderson
county are now anxious to have re-
cruiting station established at Hender
son for the enlistment of negroes, as
.hey now begin to see that they are not
only losing their negroes, but are losing
also both the credit on their quota and
the pay for their slaves, which they
would otherwise receive.
We hope they viii new be accommo
dated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
uAeAn,s MAoNoL A nALm..
HEIMsTRExTE
Inimitable Hair Rsstorativs.

NOT H DYE
Bat restore. gray hair 70 Its sriSszsi sssor. ty
surpIyfBg the capillary tnoss ~itH AatarAi susie
nance, impsirsd By Hss 81 sissess- Al s-~aN<e~ss
Ous dvs are composed - lsnaf osstae' ssstroyiAs
TIE vitality asd bsa7fy o. ths hair, sne s5oTa e
thsEssIvss no dressing Hsinstrsst's IEimitssls
ooosnz not osly rsssess hair 70 its nsszrai eelsf
BIZ Al sasv proesss, bat gives the ksira
LuxsrtRns Behuay,
promotes ia growth prsssnss its falling o. Sra
Icafss dssersf, and inp~ - hssifh snd pIsszszt-
nsss to the hs@d- Etsss tood the tszs oftlns. b
ing The eoiorsa hair OIL orins. and is sosstsztiy
Increasing IN favor. ussd " both csstlamen ass
Ladies Il Il sold By al ssspssssbss dsaI.zs, -
nzn - proSzrsd - thsa 81 the son7zz-tsi
Assnss D. .. BARNES CO., soa Dsss9wuN 80
York I've sizss, % ssnss al -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
HEApoUARTERs PosT COMMANDER,
Evansville Ind AuO Is 1854

HEADoUARTERs PosT COMMANDER,
Evansville, Ind, Aug. is, 1854
Circular
For the information of those concern
cd, the following is published;
Passes to cross the Ohio river, or per-
mits to ship merchandise, to Kentucky,
are not granted at these headquarters,
Applications should be made to the com,
mandiug officer of the gunboats lying oe
the city. EDWARD ToMBLER,
Aug. 10. Capt CommAnd'g Post
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
CITY NEWS.
PRESCRIPTION TERHs-Iy ADVANCE

W ar- 70 lie na thi- rise 10 he prfe~s
Of subscr Dt.oB IN RI 10 saye ourselves ftOni
loss sim 10 fhe INC Esd II Il "a = sd
uaie1i e pr - 81 pafef bs vaneed Ear
g. 20 per "a % b. last wesss. . he lric
81 - or o. "a cai g. ~ -anp afiO.
- it'Ie @ abb" 'Ht b. r@t's Of Fnb
.e 10 Ions -.-t 3 ~ r@s To-. a The pr. - d
r.. .. Il n4ttetial a = aia,r c. 40 publish
.. per- al tn- % raies wiihsut ,oss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

CINCINNATI, Aug. lS-Noon. - River
stationary, with 4 feet II inches in the
channel. Cloudy. Thermometer T5'
barometer 29e 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

DEAp.-Theodor Cary who was shot
by Marshal Tennvoorde the other day,
died at 3 o'clock yesterday morning.
Dan CAsrELLo's CIRoUs.-There was
a large and highly delighted audience
at the Circus last night 1t is hardly
necessary for us to mention that they
perform again at clock this afternoon
and also tonight 1t is treat to see
tas wonderful performances of Dan, the
Conrad Brother, Master North, and the
other star performers, who have no
rivals on this continent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
HONS INTERESTS.

To PxIEiciAss--H yos wish 20 purchase pare
Drugs, Medieinss, and Chsmieals At small i'd
vance on Eastern prices, &c and sxamias KElLER
wnrE's stock. where you will ana sveFy arti-
Gle that lie needed BY the prOfsssos, and a. prizes
which cannot all TO ave satisfaction. Their
store is At No. "A Aain street mAy4dkwf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
DENTISTRY.
&C. RTERROWER,
OYE-HOUSE.
A. - Adams
Celehrated Steam Dve Housa

TTAs JUST BEEN REFITTED AND Is NOW
III pr, pared to o as fine Coloriug can be doue
r1ther ia the Esst or West. Corner Of Ingle and
Market Streets
so0u and cheap as any establishment in the West,
on short notice. ebl1 ly
The New York herald., 1864-09-06
She is Sent to Nav York In Charge Of
Prize Crow.
The Rebel Crew Landed I'm
England.
The Georgia Under the
British Flag.
PROTEST OF THE CAPTAIN
&c, &C., &C.

me steamship Caledonia, from Glasgow on the 2oth
sf August arrived ST. John, New Brunswick, Sun.
day night portion Of her has been already trans
nltted over the wires from Cape Race. She has one
hundred and twenty-five passengers for ST. John aud
hundred New York She will sail for this port To-
Gay tTuesday).
Tho steamship Belgian, from Liverpool on the 25ih
VIA Londonderry the 25lh OF August, passed Father
Point her voyage to Quebec late hour on sunday
Right.
The Inman steamship City Of Washington Capt Brooks,
which left Liverpool At two O'Clock the afternoon OF
the Queenstown the 25th OF August arrived
- New York early on Monday morning.
No political OF importance had ranspired since
~ sailing OF the City Of Washington on the 25th
Tie steamship ST. David from Qusboc, arrived at Lon
aeudeTy the Goth.
Te steamship City OF Cork from New York, arrived ~
aHeeNStoHn on the 2bib.
The New York herald., 1864-09-06
THE SEIZURE OF THE GEORGIA

The 0eorgia Captured by the Niagara
n Prize Crew Put ON Board and the
Privateer Sent to New York-Ths
Rebel Crew Landed I'm Engiand-Re-
ports OF the Capture, &C., Sc.
mo United States rigate Niagara seized the rebel pi
sase steamer Georgia twenty miles Off Lisbon, put
. prize on board and sent her to New York. The
Niagara landed the captain and Of the Georgia at
Dover.
Inc Georgia when seized under the British fag,
and captain entered protest against her seizure.
Tho event sxcites much controversy. II Is rumored
sAAt the capture effected under Of the Brit
iah government.
There much difference OF opinion TO the legality Of
shs capture; but ga sFal satisfaction expressed.
The New York herald., 1864-09-06
REBEL NEWS FavU. MISSISSIPPI.

Tho Richmond ssasnd or September contains tho fo
lowing despaschos:-
OSryA, Miss August -, 1904
The eremy thousand strong s In full retreat for
the rlvyr colonel bias al the roads bcckadcd In
their froat Colonel HcCleiar l. between them aud tho
river. Colonel Ogden, with his command, and Major
Campbell with tho First LouisaDa, are In pursuit Prs
orers are stl coming in, Captain Bartows battery In
close 20 the river
Mssrpfls, August 20. 1894
TDs lines s vicssburg are completely c sed For tho
neIt twenty days ingress and not allowed
under any circumstances I,os thought another movc
W hand, AL the horses In the oty are being
i'm essed by Yankees The prisoners captured IN
lem9ns by Forrest left here for Cahawoa this morning
The New York herald., 1864-09-06
WhccIcr's Operations.
OUR NASHVILLE CORRESPONDENTS.

NASHVILLE, August 90 ls6L
The Invasion OF which briefly advised yon Ia yesiar
days despatch has eliminated in two Or three little
ngh,s showing purpose Of the enomy 70 Concentrate
somcwh whcfe near this Vicinity.
General Wheeler crossed the Tennessee river with bis
kingston East Tennessee On the 2s,h, aud
rapidly moved westward, rssehus PiSsvue aud sparta
the mex, norang Al sparta he divided his force, or
detached column under Colonel Do Br 10 attack Nc
nnuvle and 3eut another force towards Iobancn.
ArMmySufiE
Colonel 10 Rru found Colonel waters, Fis,h East Ten.
uessse cavsry guarding the town, ard Immediately a..
tucked hm. A hgnt of thFee ho1rs duration On.
sued Of which we havo only rerus, but no details
Colne waters after Fighting for three hours Ta5 ronred
50 tall back towards Iu.ahoma, leaving twenty men,
Killed wounded and missing, ii she rauds of the enemy.
lie resched Tullahoma IN safety this morRiug, and re-
p5rl e Gcnoral Wisey his belief tha t5s s1omy pro-
pose striking the Nashville and ChnttanC3Ss Railroad be-
tween Murfreesboro md T1ah but there =
that Wheeior medRteB trying tho strength or
Fortress Rusocrans at Murfrees boro ne BRIL- eommlnd
ins the rebel forces attacking ScMnnvc took rams %
report that wheeler had moved from SpyiR direct upon
Nashville but Il is probable That tho force arriving ut
Lebanon this morning IS under the command oi Wheeor
" I'M reEr Ar LEBANON.
orted W have becn Uf less surguinary character
thsn lh1, IL MsMinnyiie. GOV. ". T. 1anpne1s son-s
young man-escapcd and brought intc' scnce thacs
wn ele had entered the cry With about hfieen hundred
men and had surrounded the college building occupied
by pptan Rlsh's company OF Last Ienu esee cavalry
All this with Tie exception o. oGe sergesuty was
captured. prominent cii1crsSncru Is General MI
igsn was alpo secured,
III s probably the purpose olp heeer TO move uron
the Iculsye aud Nashville R7r0ad near CallatiD, aud
unlcs he has divided hs force we shs NOT hear from
him on the roadt south of this.
Ia the meantime Forrest and Rodly have crossed ths
Tennessee Tusoun na, Ala, and savannah Tenn, snd
are reported Gang 2g 10 be advancing Colonel Nixon,
who used 10 be editor Of the View Orlesns Grcsn com
inants one OF Roddys regiments and has The advance
he Is rcorted % ne engaged IN stealing conrcriptng
extonsycly General Granger rs doing al he % de-
lend the railroad " which he has charge
Although no fears are en- nertaited ot successful At
tack on this city, Gouorsi Aler " making AL the necos
ssry arrangements for defending IT,
ruRp. o'Cr0Cy r. 81
despatch from Gallain 10 day wheeler
the Cum river and that no has captured Captain
IIulter. II this be true in all probability this will never
reach you,
The New York herald., 1864-09-06
Our Parts Correspondence.

PARIS, August %, 1854.
Departure 0 ne King " span--Deoih Of Princss
Csariorysta-Sideu, Caycoran d Co. at BoSen 5oder-
Marriage Among ne r. V.'s--Death Of Ays. isarc
8,onsga --NapOi.on Rsirsnching, dc.
Tno long nerss Of festivities Of which Paris Versailles
and Cloud have been the theatre brought .
by ihe departure q the Spanish King Consor in
whose honor they were given.
Last Sunday at two O'Clock having taken leave OF bis
Imperial entertainers he cft ST. Cloud for Paris
30 fsvapna At Paris he raid visit OF coincidence TO
Christine Queen Dowagcr Or Spain, whose daughter the
Princess IadsIas C7aroryska died tho 18th OF this
month stil young, aad after long and painful illness
he lot Paris six, arrived at Bayonpe next morning
and started the same afternoon for Madrid.
IAst Friday he reviewed. IN company with the Em
perur, aOme 100000 troops, composed chiefly o. the
National Guard ana Army OF Parts, on the Champs
do Mara
The rebel legation has moved TO Baden Baden, where
a has surrounded itEClf with number OF prominent
sts Union sentiments TO be insidousiy
creeping among hen we may 81 interpret the fact
tnat Miss Ildl1m OF oue OF the \. y. VS.
married last week entenaus Moor OF the reool navy
The event was soomnized by dinner, where Mr. slide
made speech IN whoh he spoke OF the political pros
poets OF the new ccnedcracy IN way to show that he
assumed no one present VINO did not symTatbize
with It's fortunes
O'Clock at Baden Baden, OF dpthcra, after very pain
,u ulneas Of weeks duration. Her remains Gill 70
home IN the Bremen OF The 9th Of September,
accompanied by hr. Bronson
IA IN now generally Inferred from the Fmpcrors order
10 arree, the work on Opera House ti tho
pet,n o the proposed hospital that the treasury
10 state " make little rstrenehmsnt IN superbuous
advisable.
The New York herald., 1864-09-06
NEWS FROM TExkS.
our Texas Correspondence.


Balros SArrioo, Isx0, August 20, 1884.
rng uoHrprSra sxw YORK oAyAixr.
Two companies, A and v, OF the Eighteenth New York
cavalry, under sho command or Captain wi'scy, have
been and arc now dong picket duty q Whisenouso
R-oche on the Rio Grands They have occas'ons skn'
mishes with ths rebel cavalry, averaging g heoueny
a. evsry other cay In OF these ssirmmnes oAp'As
wscy had yaiusb 10 horse shc, undsr him AZ aSosnsr
s feu,epsn, Boyle in charge Of The poks. lost three
of mia m meu--belonsing 20 COMPANY AIoy ossn wscn
,no rab.I cax~ry m sde upon them Tie reoes Also Gap
s,v-s uagoniosi Of raiiops nd four mules. Az an.
.sas tire ssyer men belonging 70 Company v, while
49, uare watering their horses az the mouth OF
.se RIO 1Be opposite Bsgdsd, we're captured BY the
9ss evacuation Of Bra5os Santiago proceeding grad
nally and slowly.
Tn, Propeller scfota sank--Ntne Persous
Drswnsd.ssSc.
BuvAro, sept s. 1854
The propeller tio,a was into o6 Dunkirk on
Friday ush, by the propeller Arctic, and sonx Nne
persons were drowned, ~ follows Mrs oa'osrme
Dickson aud cstd; Mrs. Hcnrie,ts Harris, Of Ioseao'
eco. H. HIcok, cerk Of the sciosai two nremeo soa
three colored hands, names unknovn The ospsa"'
passenger and twelve Of ,As srsw were sA''@
The New York herald., 1864-09-06
Tho Latest Markets.
.cpnop unavy NApgVy.

LONDON MoswY NAREEr.
LONDON, August 40, 1904
Consols closed at 20 sos for money. The bullion In
ths Bank OF England has Increased f106,o 900.
AMERICAN sBcURTte.
Illinois Central shares, 46 ~ discount
Erie shares 4oh aHL.
lFrom the London Shipping sazel.e, Aug 2-EveninS
The principal feature In the foreign stock market the
6rmness OF the Confederate and the spanish secur
ties Tho former are up 70 seventy eight 70 eighty, on
the prospect Of peace.
favrRrooL, August 70, 1894
COTTON Sales OF the week 20 600 baics including 2,000
~ specuatovs and bales 10 exporters Tho market
bas been dul witha decline OF Nd Nd. for American
and "a I'd on other descriptions The sales to-day
unchanged prices. ou,s,ions are a. Fellows
Fair. ksddlino
Orieaps. s................N Nominal Sod.
Mobile .................. Nominal 2skd.
upandB.. ...... Nominal cQd.
The stock IN port 76.soo bales, including 900 OF
American.
BsnApsvvr The market " quiet and steady.
PpAvs,o~A-Ths marks, 10 duD Lard nrn.
The New York herald., 1864-09-06
Rebel Accounts.

From the Richmond Examiner, Sent 2.
Tho report Of . battle at Atlanta the 31st utno
was received here yesterday. lte report was that
Generals stephen y, lee ard Ceburne, with Hsrdees
corps attacked the enemy aud took their pirepchments
but the enemy being reinforced the ground uas only
partially held, and night coscd With decisive resu
fhaf Ms bdile renetred IA ncr DC untnog
and In the nrst days fight Genoais patton Ander
son and Cummings were wounded. Tbs 10 all very
ccums,antia but, seeing that thc war Department are
unadvsed Of any such battle, Tor the present with
bold our belief.
IyycHBvRG, Va, August n, 1Sot.
General Wheeler has burned the London bridge, over
the tennessee river and wentth thence 10 baTysvc snd
captured seven hundred prisoners and thence 10 New
Market, where he captured two hundred more.
The New York herald., 1864-09-06
Rejoicings over the Fail OF Atlanta.

NArHlNtTNN, Sept. ToNF.
salute OF one hundred guns fred TO day by order
OF the President, In honor OF tne victory Atlanta
TPsSroN sept. o, 1864.
Governor Parker has ordered the firing OF thirty four
guns honor the victory OF troops M Atlanta, 10
at twelve O'Clock. One hundred were bred
this evening by the 10y citizens Of this city honor Of
Sherman's victory. A public meeting called ior this
was postponed TO FRIDAY evening on account Of
sae prevailing STORM
BosruS, sept, 8, 1854.
great Union demonstration 10 commemorate Sner.
mans victory IN Georgia viii take Place iu taneoil Hall
20 morrow NIGHT Governor Andrew viii preside
The New York herald., 1864-09-06
Mr.. Henry Thompsoa's Despatch.

NEW 0RssAss, August 2S, 1854
GRRlvaL or PRsoyrRs roer soauAy-LIsr
,cEH-, FIELD AND sTAFF.
On The evening ~ the 2yth the United States steamers
Tennessee and tenvle with tho rebel gar
r.son OF Fors Morgan, about six hundred In ALL Tho
following IS a compcle list or tho officers, field and
olaG
BSigbder General 4. L. Page commanding pnst.
Col 4, ia Ssen. Jr first Ienaesseo heavy artillery
Major erees, Ad.du-0emp
Captain CoRan, Ordnance 00lcer.
Captain A. T. Ibon, ssstant Inspector General Third
brigade.
Captain G Il. smith, Acting Atlu,ant General
Captain J. =. Caruihcrs, Acting Quartermaster
Lieutenant J. 4. Taylor, Aidd Camp.
Lieulcaaot j. l.. wilkinson. Adutant OF the Post.
Lieutenant q. l.. y. Collins, Connlseary.
Surgeons r. Young wells ard pcslue0n.
Captain CoWeu, Ordnance o'cer NJ tue Post
Captain J, p COlthRm, O. A. 2lrt &I1hama.
Flrat Lieutenant llenry NJ. CoL.cu. 2iat Alabama.
Sccond Lieutenant Wm. H. Brcis, Zlst Alab1ma-
CautAn u AZ. J0huson, Co A, lst Tennessee artlory.
sccn8d i'Cu| cnant A. IGa, lst tennessee artillery.
Secoud cnte E A. Harris, Isl tennessee artillery.
second Llcutcu Z II. Howell, ~ tennessee artillery.
CnpUin Nm h ffHa he* ~. q, lst Alabama artillery.
second Lieutenant " m. Knox. ist Alabama artillery.
Csptan ,. \. tsher Go. y, ist Tennessee artillery.
First IlGutesantJ T. Whitehead Let IpnLessco artillery.
serord ierioBant ~ ~ Triton lat Tennessee artillery.
second Lieutenant Nj Caruiber, ,lgt Tennessee artillery.
Captain Carey, CO. ~ lst Alabama artillery.
First TIeutauaH $ Ferguson, lst Alabama artillery
econd cuonant A. - Auent0n, 1st Alabama artillery.
second Lieutenant III Austin. lat Alabl artillery.
iapiaa l. VI. Campbell. co. Il, lst Alabama.
second lieutenant Robert rarlton. lst Alabama.
captain J NJ Whitney, TO. y, Let Alabama artillery.
First Lieutenant ~ r. Hammond. let Alabama artillery.
Second LieSIenant Wm. o. HalongRt, lst Alabama