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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
PLANTATION BITTRRs

PLANTATION BITTERs.
~eieh Aro Sow reoomnsnded By the highest msdi.
cal authorities. aad warranted ts Fsodaes an s.s-
.aeiiass bsssaolAl eject Thsy are s1o.saIaziy
sSr~sabls, isrse-ly pure, and uuss su,ssrnssa al
other '0aios wAsrs : hsAithy, Esatis ssizsisas i.
required. 81.
TAsy psrify, Strengthen and lsviserase.
They create hsAlthy apostle
They AZ. an satidoss Is change a. -.feF sus
dist.
TAsy overcome tn. .s.s.. ct al..ip-t,oa aaa
late houss.
rs'' .srssssA.a Ia. 'ysssa sad CALVES IN.
rAsy vrersas @IAsnasss AID iassruisssnt q.
vera.
rA.y purify n. breath saa asiasy Of the
stomach.
rAsy care Dyspspsls aud oOzstlpAsiss.
rAsy care DiArrhss ssd uholsra Morhas.
They esre Liver ComplAiAs AMI Sertoas
Headache.
They mAks the weak stronE. the tAnKuEa brlf
liant and are en- haasssd naturs's great rssiorsr.
They are composed Of ths usskraiea c.iisAya bssk,
~intsrEresa. sN-AirAs. reefs asa hsrbs. al pre-.
served IN psrfsctiy pare 81. croiK ram. FoF par
ueulars. So siroaiArs And testimonials aroand
saoh bOstis.
bssars Of inpsstors. Kxamias every BETTE
ses thai 10 hss car private @. S. ssAmp uHmatl-
lated ever the eoFk, vita ptAatatton so~as, ADD
osr sigasture ca ans stesi plass sias lst~l. Sc
that oar bsttls 10 not Fs-eissd With seurisus zna
asasisrisus stun. Any P@Fsoa Prstsaaias 20 sill
Pisasatisn sitfsrs By the FailaHor Ia baik. is a.
i@pasios, Aay person initiating this bestis. q
selling aay ether material thsrsis, whstsr called
PiAntAf'oa BittsFs or net, is aeFi=iaal naasr the
c. .. Law. and via b. pra.seatsa By -. We
alrs@ay have oar eye On several parties s-alilnx
eur bottles, As-, who viii snensea in getting
shsAssives iaas closs quarters, The dsss2aa for
praks's PiantAtiou bitssrs from ladies. elsrsy-
H'aa, msrchamts, Ae-. l. iHcrsdials Ths stmpls
trial Of bottle Is ths svlasaca ~s present. Of thsi,
worth and superiority, Thsy are sold b All r.
sPeoiaeis druggists. EroosFs, Physicians, hossls,
saloons. steamboats,. and eeuHtry stores.
p. n. DRAKE 4 CO
Ne. ea1 Broadway. y, Z.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
STILL ANOruxR.

Mrs. Autheay OstFaHasr had a es.e a. o.tar.r,
the fiKht eye. ~ AInelrau yeArs ~ ndina.
caused from inflammation of the syr, Hiuqte 4
Jssfs ago. ara sally heoomlHg blind in the fgght
sys. she ua4 eFarAied on BY Dr. BoIt, which 10
stored her sight In iee dsys. A ldrras
ANTHONY oSrHAkDER
TsrFn ifante, In lana,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

Nav YoRK, Dee. 3-The Herald 8
Washington special says Government
officials are unusually jubilant over the
news from Sherman
The Government possesses means Of
knowing of Sherman's movements indie
pendent Of Richmond papers, and more
reliable. Il is confidently believed that
Sherman has not only bafied The rebel
Generals. but has 50 far advanced be.
yond serious interruption a. to leave no
doubt Of his triumphant success
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

Air. Thos. D Mccoy. Of Gale coanty, ILL.,. call.
81 aud submttisd bis case % DR. Bort. October
Esth. II The shefwoed Hease. lie cen nov hear
This case b. Fsfsrred hy cs.lina on tho elsff
Of The AFmsda.-Mr. G. u Nehb.
Asns ethss Testimonials, from persons 81 the
highest standing. whe reside la this uidst cau H.
sesn and examined 81 Df. Bert's Hoolns.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
Read New Testimonials !

have ieeu blind y % caiarscta over both ewes
~ Eightseh YsAfe y - operated on 10 af Bort
A he buntin Hons. Terre Hautn, sent pa
lee, neN oan $50 , rsid rue print ! uas.
afeflaas % applying 10 De. Sort, % blind thai 1
ooatd nos - AZ oe1sct toF isins years. and now
retaru thanks 20 Dr. Bort TO- tha AM 1l.nisv.s
on mY cas-. To thoss sifh IMPAIRED slebf 4
soaid say, despair not uHtii you have consulted
Dc Bert, tss feaoSnsd sarEs0u fer diseases uf
The STE Ear. Ae.
Signed II Tsrrs Haste. Ihdiana, this ri dav Of
NeFssa Der, 1851. JAMS NELSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
4 Case Of Deafness Of Twebty-ons
Yea 3 ST .nding Cured BY Dr.
Bort, at the Bunt n House, lerre
Aattfa

To al = On nsaF. oncsFn I'll. Jassss " Hor-
ton. - lied O. d.. B ~ sfms tu- a. sIac- fpr
tie fsstgfz on & uy isaFi. g go, pfsfi o. o
rTlaE - hin, esf { ssn y-uhs tssfs -
iesss ~sHssss yssFs e4utd Hsi bssF rffsob - *
Nsifss sAid p rsss a. Esfg g. Hhd bsi
isssd i.saiiy. saisn ted - case v 90 oteia-
ffos anasf tie rha = q bf. Bift, ehss D rfa nisd
the si~rsfisH 10 f<s n usies. ssassug bot iffis
- 10 pate shich imps.ssd ~ h~-ff sislo-t
iastsnfly. Dr. bor r. fhsr pes. fiied {, ffslu
sNmse g. e. kns ~ 10 atass.ii assiu tisi. I'd
Dr. Btrt tg-dsys uifh ny hassfux ~ scfig -
Ord Aisu the tagging atd hlasinR sai a. ny
b. bss e-zsaa aad fath4as f3ietrd ~ 3 h. ua
usr, I sssuld say. b 81 mas CO. naif b. Bort,
aad obtain bis did ppision.
81 & this 1isE d . u -sgfsaber, isiA
JaNEs = EEON.
p. o. Aadrnms. Mosfsznms, 10 i2sA-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
Cincinnati, Markets.

CINCINNATI. Dee- 5.
FLoER-Firna, and good demand: supsrsns
. ., Extra s..
wHEAr.-Firn, At 9os FIR prsr.s Red. aad Is
for priue White
CORS.--No Cd Of Consequence IN market
OATS.-In good demand al a.
RXE-EsId 81 50. bat the asrasnd Is Get 90
good a. few days ago.
BARLEY.-Dsn At 1871 IS ier prime spring
and Fall
wHIsKT.-Firmsr. at l SOL -; slosias at
the latter rata.
PROVISIONS -Qaist, and but LITTLE dons
GBkkN MEATS--1Ssx ard lex for SAoalders
saa hans; boiders AJAX A95<e hfgAeF. but the
demand 10 light.
PoRK--Msss dull a. Sc oo9sT 90.
LARD.-&
HoGS--Hsld frmsr, bat packers wsrs got bug
ia. About ,001 head sold AZ Is 01S8l4 %, thars
vas no life IN the market Eeceipts s,usa.
GRocERIEs.-Firm. and coed d-naAnd.
CoFFsE.-4tG46
SUGAR-22ASs
A0LASsKs.-I nal IS
GOLD--2 2Sa32 S
SILVER I5eS2 %.
EXCHASGE-Duil az - discount
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
EKrMgTEKETs
Inimitahle Hair Restorative.


HOT n III r.
Bat r-storss gray hair 70 It's original ealsr, b.
sapplying the capillary takes ~ith BAtaEsi sasts-
aaaos. tmp@sred BY Gxs disease. Al szsas.saae-
go SBss are ooupssed 81 faasr sostie, aessToyinR
tsa vitality sas bssssy q abs hair, ssa Asssd Of
thsasslvss no dresssuE. Esinstrssf's IEinitAbls
colorng rot ealy ssssorss hair % It's Hsszra ssioT
b an sasy process. but gives the hairs
Luxarfant Besufy,
promotes its gro~th prsvsnts its fslIizR c. sFsa
iossss dAndrua, and in2sr - health and pIezsazt.
70 the hsad. II has ted The tsst q slEas b
hsg tbs eoiOrinai Hair CD orlHg. ard = eozzs&nsiy
.ners@aing In favor. Us~d by 10th ssnfi~nsn ard
ladiss- II Is sold By ell rsspsetabls eesisrs, o.
can be procured By then Il the esnmssesal
HEszis. D. 9. BARsEs Co. ss2 Broadway. ss~
York. Two sasss. 80 sssss sss 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
WILLIAM REAvIs,
Attorney at Law and U. s. Claim
Agent

Agent,
Is authorized by the Government 70 procure Pen
sions, Bounty Money, Back Pay. Beauty Land
Claims for HoRsEs and ether PRorKRrr Destroyed
while in g. service Of the Government, and all
clalrss, Of whatever kind or nature against the
United States.
Bounty for Discharged SOldlersl
By an amendment TO the Bounty Law, passed At
the last session Of oongEcss, AN soldiers or
other persons Who Asss bees sAaH ksrs$ftsr Be-
discharged within years nom the data Of fheir
enlistment. by sfwOsnds received in battle,
shah receive the same Bowasy - though they
served two years"
oscs e5's Nfain Street, over Kslisr's Gun ssors,
opposits the Court House. Evansville, IsdiAna.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
- Good references given n required. nAs3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
HOTEL.
PUMPS.
The Cooley
ANTI FREEZING PUMP

I AZ NOW CASyAs-IsG sOUTBEES TSDI-
Il sas, s1hibi leg and fiiing aPpllesfl0ns e
order fEhoiesaie and Fst1iil for this Ersag pump.
eaa Be found Is the WashiHgton H0ass AZ ths
WAEhsnztou sfabiss I have 81 one ia opsrEtfon,
for every 0ns calling % Sc tts besHty u sctio1-
Hear hat Mr. J. Gre sagss q have bOuZkf
one Of the Cooley Pumps % Mr.. ". A. Hunt, snd
have IL in operation throwing water into the res
erToir to supply the engine a. ny Plough sscsorys
azS Recommend ir a. . good pump, and ssperior
% . Chain puuabs - it never gets cut o. order.
Ter further testimonials ali are invited % cal
ard sss or thsls.iFes- VA. HUNT
Pr1prist1<.
washAngtsn Ho1s., ErHnsTills, IEd- pOviS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

we Assert IL Boldly -Thsre Aro 20 oshsr
medicines so reliable, sssetuAI, and nvsnieat -
HolIewsy's Pills and Ointmsnt-always ready for
uss Thsy are invsluAbls to the soldier exposed
70 sores, ~sunds, svers, and bsSeI complaints
They are iBAIllbIe, always. II the reader Of this
ssnstlce " cAasot get box Of Pills sr ointnsnt
from the Drug Store IN sfs place, les htm write to
ne, so Maiden Lane, enclosing the slassns, andI
win nail boz free Of expense. Many dsslsrs
win not keep ny medicines On hand beosuss they
cannot make much pTokt ~ ca other persons
make. Is cents, Is cents, aad 81 90 per bex or
pot. dsc2-Iwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

To when IL may Csnsern-Wy DO
you Euzer with Blind aad BIZ ding Piles, when it
i positive fact that Dr. striskia5d's Pie Rens-
d. viIl effect a permansnt eurs OF the most pro
fobgsd or ehroIe cases We speAk what We know
VIXEN we say is has cured great many bad cases
sfssr eli other means kAd fAilsd. Therefore We
advise every sufferer to try IT directly. 1t sold
b. arazzisls d2-zt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

DISEASES or THE SERvOUs. SEMINAL,
Urinary. and sexual systsms-nsw and rslisbls
treAtmsnt--in Reports sf the howard Asso-
ciATtoH. sent By mail IN sealed letter snsef.
spss, fres Of charge. Address DR.. J. sKILLIH
uouaHTos. Howard Association, No. South
Ninth street, PhiiadslphiA, Pa.
apris4 d&wtys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
New FORA Markets.

NV Teas, Dee. ;
oorToH.-Sot 50 firm, At l 3 for Mtddllng
Uplsnds.
TLoDR.-Dull, and s3i0n lover; II eas8ii IS
foc rsund hoop Ohio; II zssI2 % for trade brand.
Malskr- Active sad nrn 2, al % 80
MhkAI- buil. and sboug le lever.
BAkLEr.-Quist
CORN.-Duli AID laa7. lowsF. nalxsa Wsst.rn
l ~; Bo bnyers
oAfs.-s90I %,
C-tFfEE Finn s1d quiet,
SUGARS s'r rsrs0 asiee. azd - Tor Muaso-
vnaA
PORK - 81 de ermsr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

1L111 AuOLneT kA8o u Ott4AebA
Cured By DR.. Bort.
To all wIoss 10 may concern.
I. Wa. Hsii. sDp8 81 70 Dr.. Bort thls dsy, sat
urasy sci 18th, sof the rest - Ion u ny hear.
las- zas, pr,vieus . applyisE = hlm, deaf for
- agsrzfion. she psrforns3 Il IN q fsw moments
-hich resulted 10 fbs cor Q sts rssiSssto. u asy
hszFfsz. aad ths ossaisG u The ringing au9 buxz.
ing nsisss in NJ bssd. To thee af1icfed b. Ike
assnsr, sboaId ssy. eossait DR.. Bort a. ones.
snd obtain bis candid opfntOn.
sigssd this zsih dsy II ssps-, 1894.
WESTON ooss.x., Y - q g. IA.
?. 0. address :-kiisssrfh, Tigo Coasty. Ind.
P s-Ny ~3f bas also been smlsiss rith a
Bfsnesal afaeetlea for eleven years, and has been
skesf the profssslonai charge d many phgslelsas
IN this city, And o5tAibsd no psfmsfaut rsilsf
uafiI sas eyn5altsd DT. Bort, af fbe Bantin
H0asss sofss tsg vasks since, and she has derived
Bert th2n she haa II the sisvsn years prsyious.
Wa. HALL
wstteu Cott.gs, lad.
arr stu another oass 81 Deafness cured b. Or.
srt - the Buntin House. Tbs e@ss vas THAI n
Wm. Muiiea Esq, q Riley township, vig0 ooun-
-, Indiana:
A. i knoun, have been very deaf IL both ears
for years. IL this eon1ltion entered the one o.
Dr. Bort II the Baatln H0uss, this Friday morn
ing, sess. 2. snd subnitted ny cass - a. opera
ton b. DR. Bort which w4s soon accomplished,
and that to- wishoat little Or any psia, les
thar oss hourss the. While IL u Rgrf'. Fee
ny tsaring Was % acuts that cofii uad rstaad
cozsnoa esnFsrsstson- In luEtles = -. z. r.. q
nscrfbe g hiss tie praiss for TIE s =. ~ iri
Which Be rendered assistance % rsl =. lSs-
rsfrs4 hesrfnz. VIZ fslGfE
Riley TCUBshib, VIA e..arff
p D. Edtfesss Tsrrs Haste, Lad
Mr. nuI1sa l. wSil aH4 iasora6iy ~ - In ~
esunty, as9 thoss sho dSubt IN ~, 81 ~.
atsgEs sEstsmsut nay easily satisfy flsusssiras.
Dr.. Bert Il daily rsessviug t@stin.oaiais from
s.srsons who reside 70 this cssaun afty, uho has
b7es ezrs1 and are being b~neitfed. Dr. Hor.
chslssges azy nan So his prsfession T. exesi -
n the tfs4fnsat ~ thee dissaees be uskes his
sDse1zlitiss. viz: AL disezssz d fhs rar Deafness
esseharges rom the ear n <iBg and buzzing r.
the hss1s al ctsszsea o. the axe, lar, Lunzs,
Heart. Throat, CataFrh, &c.
As bis stay must pseassariiy - limited, h -
hoTss tho=s ds=irous q consutinE hia 70 d. 20 at
sBes-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Trial Of Madame PortSr's Cough BAisau
for the past sighsssn years has given proof to the
world Of its efficacy in curing pulmonary een-
plants, Il beysnd any rsnsdy hitherto known to
zAnkind- As time sAkss these ACTS wider and
better knoxn. the balszm Ia last becoming staple
necessity among all classes It has living eEidsn-
80 Of its unrfvsIle5 usefulness in the many re-
corded victims snatchsd from the threatening
symptoms Of that dread disssss, Consumption.
Prize Is and 50 cents per bettis. oe2-z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
Fl. j. sCHLAEPFER.

A MOTHER SUPPLY or HAws' STEVENS
n Family Dye ce}ors just rec ived Al
SCHLAEPFER'S Drug stoFe.
4 LARGE STOCK OF FRESH TOLL GREW
n Ing Gum just r~c-ived At
sCHLAEFFER'S Drug Store,
Corner Main and Second Streets,
EEanssille. Indiana.
LARGE SUPPLY 0F SUGAR ooATKD
y Pills, iust received and for sale At
sCHLAEPFER's Drug Store.
A LARGE STOCK or TUBE CoLoRs JUST
~ arrived and for sale aiEe 81. Main street.
lust ARRIVED, ANOTHER SUPPLY or
- the genuine Cl.rrt and Cstawha Vines 1t
sCHLAEPFER's Drug Store.
A LARGE STOCK AND LARGE VARIETY
~ u Wood and Wire RIrd Gags. for sale az
SCHLAEPFER'S Drag Store.
A FULL ASSORTMENT or ALL THE PoP.
"A ular Patent Medicines now ia use, received
and for sale at
sCHLAEPFER'S Drug Ste e.
corner Main and second streets,
iva Evansville. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

a. Lst those who have doubted the VI rtaes
BuLL's cEBEos BiTrsAs, 10 any such there Be
Tsad the following Certificate from gsntlsmsa sci.
kuown 10 this community. and doubt rsors.
Its general intr0daeti0a into the army will save
the tfxss of II ousanAs o. our uofdisrws
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

The Virtues Of Di1on's Aromatic Black.
berry Car niaatiVs will be asesTtaiBsd BY Uslng a
zs cent bottis II hAs wosdsrfui success In and-
Tag friends asc2-is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05
Christadoro,s Hair Dye.
MAKE WAR
CbristadOrO's Hair Prsssrvative,
CoLaATK,s HONEY SOAR.

This oslsbFatsd Toilet soap, IN such uRs.
safsAi demand. is nns4s from thu choicest ma
tsriAls, Is mild aud eInoIlient 10 It's stature,
fraKrantiy scented, and sKtrssasiy bene
neiaI in tie action upon the skin. For sais ~
Druggists and Fancy Gcsds Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

LOUISVILLE. Ky, June 81, 1858.
We. The nndersigBsd. have aesn the good sssets
prodaesd By ths Of DR.. Joss BvLL's cEpHss
BirFaAs IN Of general debility aud pFsstrstlos
" the system, asd believe It's EsnsrHl usaia
prevent DISEASE aud relisvs much suHsFings-
Among car seldiers particularly wsaid this be the
sass. especially these Who are exposed t. aiss-
mstio infusaos In tie soathsrn ctimAts.
MAI. PHILIP BPEED.
Collector lat, ksy. Sd Dis. KY.
cHAs b. COTTON,
Collssssr q the Pors Of LsaisVilis. ~.
cot. II. DENT.
Provost Marshal gsn'i Of Ksstueky.
aEv. u. P. HENDERSON,
Wee Prss'tef sanitary Commhssioa.
HARVEY. HUoHKs CO.,
Publisher Democrat.
GEO. r. DOERN,
prop. Louisville ApEslE.-.
HUGHES PAHKHILL,
wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, MAia Street,
Leuisvills, Ny.
DAVIS, GREEN Co,
Wholesale shoe Dealer. Main ST.. Losisvilis
HART a aAPoTHER,
Lithographsra, cor. Markss and Third Sta.
Loaisvilly, Ny.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing MsrehAnt. cor. I'd and MArkst ste,
Louisvilie, Ky.
CAPT, $. y. HfLDRETH,
OF steamer MAJOR Anderson.
MAI. I. T. THUsTON,
daynsstsr U. 8. Army.
a tp1al Hotel, LoulsviIls. ~.
COZ bssNE nATLEs.
4th ky. cavalry.
uKoHGE D. PRENTICE,
Louisyills Journal.
ses advertisement Ia snofher eslumn.
sbs ~ Sold BY PETER yIERLIna,
sole Ax~nt, Evansville, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

PsFsSas Of ssdsntsry habits tFss hlsa sisA
wsAknes, iassituds, P@ipitstloa Of the heart i4ek
% APOSTLE, distrsss altar sAtiag. torpid liver
constipation. deserve 10 sznsr, IL they viii
try the oslebrstad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

" Coneentrated Lye. Tor MAKING soap. can h.a
suna II ELLIorr's FAMILY GROtlERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-05

wssses coss.g.. y - Co. Tsd.
?. 0. Asaress .-EIlsEsrfh. w l..al-is- -.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-04
AnOtbpr Rattle at Atlanta,

The dispatches Of this morning state that
on Wednesday, the 9th of July, the rebels
assaulted General Shermans lines, and were
repulsed with disastrous effect, their loss in
killed, wounded and prisoners reaching a
total of 4, 900. Six hundred and sixty OF
their dead were buried III our lines. The
Union loss is placed at 600.
The Union loss in the battle Of Wednes-
day, the goth of July, before Atlanta, was
l, 1888; that of the rebels, about 5000.
In the battle of Friday, the 22d of July,
the Union loss reached 8, 500 and ten pieces
of artilIery-the rebels losing 5000 killed
1000 to 5000 wounded and missing be-
sides eighteen stands Of colors and 5000
stands of small arms.
General Garrard, in his recent raid, de-
stroyed the Georgia railroad and three i'm
portant depots, and captured two hundred
prisoners.
On Thursday last the rebels made an
attack upon General Logan's corps and
were defeated.
General Hooker has been retired from til e
command of the goth Corps at his own re-
quest, and comes north
General Stanley succeeds to General
Towards command and General Cruft sue
ceeds Stanley.
There has been no fighting before Atlanta
The death of the rebel General Walker is
confirmed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-04
Rebel terms of Peace.

In the Niagara Falls correspondence be-
tween Horace Greeley and the so-calIed re-
bel commissioners, they were shrewd enough
not to commit themselves to any precise
terms of peace. While they obtained Mr..
Lincolns dtimatna, they were shrewd
enough to conceal their own plans. But
William Cornell Jewett. one Of their conf
Dental friends, has lifted the veil, and stat
ed what the rebel commissioners intended to
demand. The terms are so cxorbitant that
even an abased northern cop perhead would
not consent to them. We ask our readers
to examine these propositions attentively,
and we believe few will deny that they are
too expensive aud humiliating to be sub
mitted to. When Graut and Sherman win,
then we can offer terms Of peace based on
the integrity of the Union. Here, are the
rebel demands
subsequently learned that the south had
no conditions to make, but simply desired
to negotiate, willing to leave disputed point:
to the action Of the people or fair tribunal;
but if permitted to name conditions, would
prefer
Neutrality-suspicious..
Second-Jurisdiction over slavery, except
the million free under military power, they
to remain free under an understanding that
the North would elevate them to a superior
position than the remaining slaves, they
would emancipate them
Third-Free trade
Fourth-Repudatio of war debts North
and Sauth that is, the people North and
South holding such Indebtedness to suffer,
not future generations.
In connection with which points, they ex-
pressed themselves ready for
Fifth--Any settlement honorable alike to
all sections, rather than be obliged to &C
cept the aid Of European governments to
secure their independence believing to do
so would not only subject them to certain
extent to foreign dictation, but destroy en-
tirely the government of our forefathers.
Sixth-Ihrough force they would do
hing-through Cancellation much.
Seventh-That while they would not
negotiate for peace conditional upon re-
turning to the Union or freeing the slaves,
there might be circumstances under nego-
tlatlon leading them to submit to one or
both.
Eight-Their desire was to close the war,
not because weak, as they could continue
it from generation to generation, but with
view to a peace for national prosperity
and returning harmony and good feeling.
Ninth-l'hst in order to attain so desira-
bic an end, they realize the folly of making
conditions to proposed negotiation.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-04
From the Eth I'll. cavalry.

We have been permitted to poruse pri-
vate letter from Dan. Crotsenburg Q. NJ
Sergeant Of Co. E. 18th Ill. Cavalry, to his
father, A. n. CRoTsENBURG, of this City,
who, by the way, has fo1y staIwart sons in
the army of the Union, all doing good SER
vice for their country. This regiment is at
present after the guerrillas and bushwhack-
ers of Missouri. The letter is dated July
2lst, at Glasgow, Mo- town on the Mis-
souri, River, some 200 miles above St Louis.
The writer says
eve landed here at one o'clock in the
night, after being three days and five nights
on the boat. As soon as we were landed,
the Major started about 800 of us on a cout
and we were gone until yesterday morning,
and last night we were ordered to be ready
for another scout. We had not proceede d
on this occasion, more than five miles when
we were fired upon by 200 or 500 rebels.
AS soon as they found that we were going
to have hand in the fight, they sked added
on the double quick. We were after them
as soon as possible, that is, all who were able
to follow, for their first volley had wounded
eight of our boys, as well as some of ouI
horses My horse was shot from under me
on the second round, but as good luck would
have it, l had an opportunity to take off one
OF the bushwhacking rebs, and immediately
appropriated his horse and | found myseI
III possession OF very respectable charger
We chased them about three miles, and tool
three prisoners with their horses, and aIst
two riderless horses.
In the morning. having travelled all
night, we felt as well we might. tired and
hungry, and coming to the well stock ed
larm OF noted old rebel, we turned IN
lea our horses, and ordered a breakfast fl,
ourselves, which was forthcoming. tbouoI
ulder protest, as he felt it a great hardsbips
70 supply the Wants of ''old Abe S bireEnp,s !
AIIer breakfast we returned to camp. and
mad Just got settled down for a TttIta s!ea s,l
when orders to have our horses fed and read,
y to go and try our hand on a camn Where
they say are some 500 bushwbaciPEesrs "a A.
that was just the fun we wanted w., ,,.are
ready IN double quick. [ must close orS
get into my saddle before am left Labin p1', !,
FROM the above it will be seen that HINT
ing guerrlas in Missouri is ,7rett,+ -
sleep. -''''o Iiiiie 70 rest and