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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

LOUISVILLE, Sept 6.---Ths Nashville.
Onion states that the Convention which
assembled at the CsyitoI Yesterday nom.
mated Sam. p M:lligan for President
then passed q resolution adiourning ill
TO day
Three thousand rebel cavalry under
Williams and Robertson, With three
pieces OF artillery, were near Marfrees-
boro on Saturday morning, they we're
attacked BY Gen M,lroy There was
| brisk fighting al day Sunday. The
/ rebels retreated towards Triune, followed
/ BY Milroy's force which made sevsfat
attacks during Monday. The Federal
loss was ten killed aud wounded, inelud-
/ ing Col. Eifurt, Second Kentucky, killed.
The rebel loss IS thought to be larger
than ours.
MiIroy having exhausted ammunition
Joined Rousseau's force near franklin
Wheelrs main force was on Sunday
six miles southeast Of Columbia VIII
/ liams' detachment u ssid 70 have Joined
him. Rousseau is closely following
/ The damage done to the railroad is
very slight No bridges or. tresiless axe
DESTROYED. - AVA i e
Later dispatches report eleven rebels
captured, killed and wounded.
The Nashville Times says q despatch
received this morning reports Rousseau
pursuing Whseler South of Duck river
In charge upon toe rebels, who, also
had dismounte1 70 hght, We captured
500 horses.
Official dispatches received At Nash
. vile. annouace that in the late fight be
fore Atlanta the rebels lost 5000 killed
1900 prisoners, iseluding Brigadier
Genraal, 10 guns. and a large amount 0
camp equippsge. Our loss is Irifiing
TIE rebels retreAted in great haste
Official information from the from,
, dated SUNDAY, 81 miles below Atlantis
presents sherman Pashing rapidly south
: ward Of Atlanta.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

The OFFER Renewed We direct the
attention Of veteran soldiers who have
served out their time, TO the liberal offer
for representative substitute 70 be found
elsewhere - 2" ef zfshg - - So
The offer is a liberal one, and these
desiring to rs-enter the service would do
we'll to call at once. ts.a st.
We are authorized BY another gentle.
man unable to perform military duty, to
make like proposition on his bshalf.
For further information call At thia
Office
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
Gen. Sheridan Pushing the Rebels
brilliant Success.


New YoEk, Sept The Herald 5
Bunker Hill correspondent Of the 4lh
says.
Gen. Crooks was attacked last night
by the enemy, bat ropulsed him. We
took 100 prisoners.
The Herald 5 correspondent with
Averill writes, under date Of the 4th:
Yesterday our operations on sheri-
dan right, aud in The direction Of Win
chester. were emineniIy Successful
At about 1880 AN Lomax's divi-
sion Of Ea=ly's cavalry, then reinforced
TO five brigades, attacked our line one
mile north OF Darksville, on the Win
chester pike. seven miles south Of Mar.
tinabarg The attack OF the enemy vas
made With gallaniry, bat was as gal
lantly repulsed. although We only had
engaged q portion OF the command, and
this offensive party had three in action
TO our one
Having for q short time maintained
the defensive, in order to allow the
enemy to develop his strength, we took
ths offensive aad drove Lomaxs whole
divisioa at very rapid rate over 4 I
fields and through the woods, past rifle
pits apd hastily constructed entreneh
ments, for 3 distance Of usaFly tvs
milea
Arriving at this point, the enemy at
tempted to make a stand. opening l
rapid IRE Of artillery, aud using BIZ
whole cavalry force 10 prevent as from
crossing Mil Greek, a small stream tia
crosses the pike aud emptiss into tn
\ 0pequean.
The engagement was Of sksrt durR
ton, but unusually spirited. We charge,
the enemy With portions Of Powell's an
Shoemsker's brigades, aAd would h&v
taken his artillery had or men bee
able TO get across the creek IN the man
ner in which they had advanced As
was, the enemy partly escaped captar
By the merest accident.
In the action, the West Virginia ca'
airy made charge of great gAllantr
under Lieut. Col Charles L Happier
and drove the enemy, who were eharg
ing st the time.
Having come upon the enemys mai
forces, we skirmished during the rest
the day, while preparing for other NOV
ments.
While fighting yesterday. Rhod,
moved down to attack With eightes
pieces OF artillery, bot fell back durir
the night
The enemy LEFT quite a number
wounded ard dead horses on the 6et
Afer the enemy retreated, we four
their loss very large in proportion to Of
own,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

Nav YoRK, Sept 6-G0ld unsettled
and prices with difficulty sustained
Opened at 242; at noon it was 24oE at
two IN, 24I
The Commercial Washington spe-
eial says Eve OF the officers Of the Keaf-
sarge have arrived there 70 give eyideHee
respecting the conduct Of the English
yaet Greyhound * n
Consenptsd North careliniaus now
here say the condition Of affairs IN that
State is terrible. The citizens shoot
each other daily They think The rebel
home guard will be- bushWhacked ont Of
existence sOon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

Bdy- Our friend, George Foster, Esq.,
made us visit yesterday morning, look
ing as thonsh living at Cincinnati agreed
with him lie tells us that be is deter
mined to sell his real aud personal prop
erty to -day Look out for bargains
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

DeS- ChAron, the ferry man on the
river Styx, has reason to congratulate
himself that he does not run horse
ferry boat, as John Morgan, who just
crossed over, would uadoabtedly have
stolen his blind nays
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

bD-Cotton is again accommodating in
Memphis, and We may soon expect 70
zee cargoss Of this great staple on the
.lsvee, and it affords US unfsigned pleas
urs to know that our entsrprisiny youag
fr4snd, Dunkerson, who is just recover
ing from severe and protracled attack
Of typhoid fever, will soon be able 10
look to the interests Of the great cotton
express. a1fx t4 5Tr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
River News.


The river here is as stand, bot viii
no doubt be fOsnd rising to-day. There
is large rise At Pistsbarg ana Snprsce.
dented raius all along she river.
The Licking river rose % feet in as
many hours, and The Big Miami was ris-
ing on Monday st the rate Of feet an
hour From these facts we may count
Gus big river here and magnificent nav,
cation al Fall
There vas less doing on the ieeve yes
terday than for several days past
The Gennie Hopkins and Gen. Ander-
son eoahndsd 70 load and viii leave for
Nashville to-day
The John A. Fisher yesterday took
out an excellent trip tose her With the
mail
The Prima Donna and Mist from
Cincinnati, and the Chsrmer, from
Cairo, constituted the arrivals yesterday.
The DEPARTURES were the Prima DON
rs, Mist and J. A Fisher
The Charmsr arrived yesterday alter.
noon with a magnificent trip, ineisding
100 hogshsads Of tobacco and 6T males.
She viii depar. =, u o'clock to-day for
Cairo and way landings, and Capt Gus.
Dusouehst, and bis clerks, Frank Du
souchett aud Mr.. Sorenson, viii take de-
Ugh. in making their passengers and pa
iroasfeel happy and satisfied
The great Tarasron viii be the pee I.
less packet for Louisville this evening,
and her officers are peerless gsatleme
to-wit:-Cspt jim T.usk, Chief Clerk
Frask Bsskimifh, Mud Clerk Luce MIR
rell, Chief Of the mail bags, John
BeggA - 81
The Ben striekney. new and mag
ni6eent steamer Of the largest sire and
Esesi inagnikesnt appointments, will be
here to-day, for New Orleans Passsn-
Esrsand shippers viii fud !, to their in
terests to be on hand Messrs Cox q
Hamnhrev are her agents
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

pa The reported eoIloquy betw cen
8 Cabinet Minister AMI Gen. Grant, pub
lished ia the Submission organs, copied
from the New York Express, bears the
impress of falsshood on its face, II is
false beyond doubt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

cure With q Vegetable NsutraIizsE, Wiki - ones
arrests fhs disease ADD very soon removes ths l~s
vs tigs frcm he y ten, i~sTiaz fhs pstisnt A.
viEor sus and hssithy. and tbs skis - ffsss sse
blosuisx, a. 5 IRE the disease Vas eohtrAetea-
a. rsssfsr AZ hevr Icne s4andfcg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

FEELING Goop - The Times editor
fels so good on Monday night that be
was compelled to suppress the kilograms
giving the details Of Sherman's brilliant
success
His Qualification over Niblack's ser
vile plea for peace shows that he had no
stomach for heralding Union victories.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

EIWe, as well as hundreds Of 9th
ers, we're delighted to see Captain Haz-
lett out on the streets yesterday 10
buggy, the first outdoor exercise be has
taken for severaf weeks He will som
be all right again. q. lt.a.a -,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
SAIIsFAJIUkI IDhES
WARRANT
OR NO PAY ASKED.
CONSULTATION FREEl

WI furnish references fron the New Ysrk
hs.patAla and the City College; asso, Pref vii
lard Parker, No. y Eest 81 rect; Dr. J. & Chill
ioa, chemist - Pribos street. New YsFk, aEd
City River and Military references hire
Letters, WITH rsturn stamp, srDm pity answered
Asaieanes seat ~ e<prssas with directions ts
writing whzre the money .oroupanfes the lsiter
- 9Aos ever ths Auction Room, between tbs
Psst ezies and InternAton4l Hotel, Commercial
AvsEze, o1s blsek IN rear Of ths Passenger DsPos,
Cairo, Ills. Post oHos bex Nc I'll.
- O8os hsurs fron 70 y A. n and fron
HIS BELL. n u.
lys-Iydkw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
Organic Weakness

Less 81 natural viEOr. nsrFozs sra EsAsfal a.
h5I1,r 80 - - srrvfsons Ever sores, pains ~
sy.rx bsss aaA sauscGs. los % EsDsrys os@oache
al dizzlns.s, night dreams EN- SINS, impo-
tsnes. etc etc b. and the endless othsr suaerIngs
whieh agsIcf 50 Esfisnt VII - cared b
,.-..-s Al UrssEns used &c at the View Ysrk City
ae-uiials, and sboss IN BrookiyH-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

ST. LoUIs, Sept 6.-Gen. Rosencrsns
being satisfied that the citizens Of Roach
port, Boone county, have encouraged
bushwhackers and other bands of out
laws, and that Thomas Waterman, the
only support Of a widowed mother and
two sisters, was recently shot on q
steamer lying at the wharf al that town
BY gang Of these villains, ordered an
assessment Of $4,000 on the disloyal
citizens Of said town for the benefit Of
the mother and sisters Of Waterman.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
John Mor.an DEFEATED and KIIIea.

C1SCrSsATt, Sep. 6.-D1rfng the storm
on Saturday nigh; and Sunday morning
about Eve inches Of rain fell
Nearly all the railroads centering
here were damaged by the washing away
Of tracks and bridges The damages
have been repaired and trains viii run on
time to-day.
The outstanding crops IN this neigh
borhood are considerably injured
The storm at Dayton was very severe
TIE Commercial Publishes the follow
ing dispatch:
KEoxvILLE, TExy Sept 5.-The fol-
loving telegram from Gen. Gillam, was
received early this evening
Bulls Gar, TESx., Sept.
To Gen Tillisscn:
| surprised, defeated and killed John
Morgan al Greenyille thismorning. The
killed are scattered for miles and have
not eeen counted yet They will proba-
bly, number from so to 100. Among
those captured we're Mofgan's staff ano
one piece OF artillery and q caisson
The sneny's force Outnambered mins,
bat the surprise vas complete.
LSignsd- ALVIN 6ILEUSl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

" The legal beast Of the nation viii
rejoice at the receipt Of the news that
John Morgan, the greatest horse thief
aud brigand Of the age, has been killed,
his entire staff captured aud bis band Of
thieves broken up.
When brave man, even an enemy,
dies, we feel an instructive aud involun-
tAry regret, but when an assassin and a
thisf is wiped out every honest heart
feels with gladness The ~hole nation
will rejoice that Morgan has been wiped
. out.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
HOMO INTERESTS.

To PaIsicIkSs.--lf yoa wish 10 purchase psV
Rruss, Medicines. and Chsmicals a. Asmai I'D
rsses on Eastera priess. 90 and sxAlsise KstLHs
: WnlEG's stock. whsrs ysH will ana svsry arti-
sle that s needed By the profession. and a. prices
Witch cannot Gall 70 givs sAtisfAsaion. TAslr
store y at No. 81 Main strest. maytdAwu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

IRON The SUBSCRIBER. LIVTSG II ia
II eossFil e, "a TIE 10Th d-y f Jsns. 1854.
two yssr old BAY EaArs Colt, a Itt.e white both
q her hind lsxs. Rhfia streak IA hsr foFskssd,
AID Afitls % oas q A=E tDrs fest, And very Arrs
q her ags--has TIRE appesrAnes e thrrs year cd
Any Information eo8esrHtnE the Colt. Or her de-
livery 70 At ny F@ssaeAss- viii - literally re-
Earded
a=s+-dlm. JoHK ToHILL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
HEIxsTRKET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
NnT nYF

Bet Fssssres gray hass ts ~ eriginsl esIsr, ~
'appiyins tAs capillary taiss via ssfzr.l sasss-
sanos, impaired b. age or siss@ss. All s-as@ss-s-
80 ss>s are sonposed Ct laoss sssIle, dssEoyins
he vitality and beauty Of the lair, and Essrd u
ihsmssiTss No dressing. Hsinsfrs>i's Inizltabis
Coioring not ssy restores hair - IL s.ssrzs estsf
b - 49, process, Bat gives fhs ksira
LuxurIanf Beanty,
prsHsssss iss grsvth prsysst iis suIizg %, srss
isa,ss dssdruz. and laps = hsslfb SAD risssass-
usss 70 the had. Itsn : tood fhs tsst u nns. b
ing TIE eoiorinsl Hair Gel sring. ed 10 sosst~sny
Increasing IL favor. Usss y both ssaEsnsu 80
ladies'. u % sid By 81 rpapscs.ess ds@lssss o.
can b procurss b. than q ths eo@zasroa1
ses.ts. D. 5. BAREEs 90, N kso~1-Ays Es~
York. Twesszss. - osats AID n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

Fersens 81 ssdsntAry habits tree sisa via
wssknss tassltnds. pAlpltatlen 81 The As.rs. l.sk
81 ApPstiis. alstrsss NissF satias. torpid liver.
constipation, dsssrvs to saa.r, n tAsy wtn at
~ The esissrstsd
PLANTATION BITTERs.
which arc nov Recommended sy the hlKhsst uasis.
cal Authorities, AID warraa I'd 20 prsaus. a. -.
sasdsais beneficial snsci. They srs axe.sSInxir
sgrssAbis, Ierfes-iy rurs. and m.st sz2sre.sa ali
esesr 'oaiss ~hsFs hsAitsy, ssusis ssiHsisss -
required.
They purify. ssrsasiAsa asa iaviser.ss.
They create healthy svpstits.
They an 80 sHSldsts - shAass 81 valsr aad
aist
rA.I ev.Fosu. "a. .a.e,. Of sI..i,.,ls. .ss
ists hours.
They strsnEthsa the sysssm asa sailssa che
The mind.
rssy prevent alasasiie sad IL asrsaitisat =.
yeu.
TAsy psrifs the srsstA ssd s.sai,y ct sAs
stomach
HAsy eHFe Dyspepsia and copstipatlon.
Thsy cure DiArrAsa aas cholsrA Morbus.
They ours liver Complaint and NERVES.
Hsedaehs.
They make the weak atrpnK, ths lsnsuta bru
Hast sa4 are sHhzssted nafars's great rsstorsr.
fhsy are eemPcsed efths oslehratsd oailsays barb,
NinierErsshs sassAfras, reefs and hsrbs, all pre-.
-rFFsd 70 psrfsctiy pars a. crelK ran. Tor par.
s'euisrs, So ciroalan Aaa tsssizsaials srssad
each bottls.
Beware ef iapssssFs. KxAnIss svsry sets:s
Sc that 4 Aas osF private G. 3. slsap snmun-
latsd otsH tha cora, vita piAptasian sssus, ssd
ear signature "a a hhs stssi plata side label sas
saai eur bottls Il act re-allsd pitk spsrsus aaa
dslsisrioas staH. Aay psrsou rfsssBdlag - all
fisniaiisa BisisFs BY sks ssllon or IN buik. 4 az
inPssfoF. Any psrson ialta,iaE this bottle. or
sellng auy ether material tksrsla. uhsthss asilsd
PlAntaitsB Bittsrs net. - crirusnai undsr ths
Q. s. Law, snd vii b 20 prosseatsd b. Sc We
sirsadJ hafs orr eye ssssrsi paFtsss fs-aiIlng
ear bottles, Ao., Who VII sueessd IN esttine
themselves iuio sioss qsArtsrs. Ths ssmasa fsr
pfafs's Plantation bittsrs from l.alss. sisfEy.
asn' merchants. &c, s isorvdIbls Ths sInyla
trial % botts f. the svidsses psssszs 81 fhss,
~orih asd superiority, Thsy are seia By I'll ~
sFseiabis Druggists groesrs. physicians. hossls.
saloons. steamboats,, ana eountry stsrss.
Pm. DRAKE co.
Ne zoa BfoaA~G. E.r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

la Sam. Grammer has received by
Express those fine Baltimore oysters,
BY the can or dozen, at the ST. Nicholas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

TIE STuDEsr AxD ScHooLaAfE for
September fully sussains It's reputation
as a popular periodical for the little one.
hs ierms--one dollar aud half year
ARE very cheap in these times Of high
PRICES.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

Rdy- It is said that tho horses in Ken
lucky nicker with gladnsss that John
Morgan has been wiped out y "a n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

CIxcISSSATI, Sept. 6.-River has risen
8 inches
Weather, cloudy Thermometer, o. ;
barometer, 2s;5o. and rising.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

AEBAsT, n. Z, Sept 6-By direcsion
Of Gov Seymour, flags were displayed
from all public baildings. and one hsn-
bred guns we're cred as noon to-day. IN
honor Of the occupation nf Atlanta b.
Gen. Shermans force, and the victory
Of Admiral Farrsgut 10 Mobile harbor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
GENTLEMEN
MERCURY.

Who throBKh fHssehftsss izspru4snes. Or limo.
aenfIy, uaag hass. have tscos.s poisoned b.
that most dssaly .irps. VESERfaL, gaH nv sn5
y me1Iats riff and 8 rernAnsat cure. I nss %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
WILLIAM REAvIs,

WILLIAM REAVIS,
Attorney at Law and Z. 3. Claim
Agent,
II authorizes by the Government ss procure res-
slsns, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty LAad
Claims for Hsssxs and ether PRoFEzrr destroyed
Wills In a service % the G0vsFzmsnt. sn4 al
efAisls. % whatever Mad or nature against she
United States.
Bounty for Discharged soidiersl
= IVA. amendment TO the Bounty Law, passed At
the last session Of Congress, I" All soldiers OF
ether persons who Asss bees s' sAAu Asrssf'sF ss
discharged withia years roua the date Of tssir
enlistment, BY reason 81 wounds reesivsa in battle,
shall receive the same Bounty IS thougA thsy
served tSo years"
once esS< Mar Street. ever Kslisr's Gan Stsrs,
opposite the Ceur, House, Evansville, IsaisAA.
Oorresponder'- aust enclose stsmps-
&C. Coed references given " required. abs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
MeH can News.

New YosK, Sept Ga Maiamoras
paper declares that the French and Al
gsriue troops we're lately defeated in
four pitched battles in Mexico. The date
Of thee rerA e's IS not given.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

MANSON, ISp,, Sept 6.-Ous hundred
guns were fred on Monday evening in
honor Of the recent UnIoa victories.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

SORRY Wiz, Most Of the peace and
submission papers throughout the coun-
try have secretly been trying their hands
on wit and sarcasm, at the expense Of
the Loyal League The New Albany
Ledger commenced this very creditsble
work, and il has since been initiated,
'rathsr badly We confess, BY the Vim
cennes Sun aud Evansville Times
The latter published an item the 9th
er day saying "it had been Informed
that the Loyal League had determined
to enlist in body. Next day il declared
its declaration was SANDER, &c, &c.
OF course It had to publish false
hood TO enable it to perpetrate a little
very bad wit But then il is used to
that .-,t f.,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
HAeAE,s mAenor nALn..

HACAEfs mAGNOI A BALM.
This = the most ssiightfui ass szirAsrzlsary
article ssss discover IL changes fks ssa kurat
faes and hands % p-sriy sstfn tsxfnrs u fsyisa
leg bs4uty. inpzrtisE The maFsIs parity 81 yssts'
End the diszgse sppsarsaes - insitisg II tie sty
bale Of fashioa. II reserves ten, ffsenlss, rizr
sl-s and roushHsss fron the skis, issyiag ths ss-
slsEion fresh. transparent and a1sstk. u sea-
taIns No material iBJarfou. 20 the skin. Pafros-
t1ed b. Actresses sud 0psra singsrs. IL Il shat
every issy shaul4 have. Eoid sTefy here.
Pnspars6 By ~ 2. Haszs- Troy, n. T.
A''' DEMAs !. BARNES a 90. Hsv Tea.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
the VERY LATEST
II ELEG r A r H.
The Tribune sut for Lincoln

NEW YogK, Sept 6-The Tribune in
leader headed Who ze are, says
Henesiorth We fly the bshner Of Ara
ham Lincoln for the next PresIds5ey,
choosing that rather than disunion and a
quarter Of century Of kar, or Union
aud political serviade which our oppo-
nents would give y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

Six HUNDRED DOLLARS BoUNTr.-It
being decided at the Provost Msrshafs
Office that volunteers are still entitled
to the Government Bounty, We are au-
thorized 10 continue the notice that any
veteran desiring to re.enter the service
can get S600-SSo0 from the Govern
ment and $500 from an exempt who is
unable to perform military daty, but
wishes to be represented in the War for
the Union. Inquire at this Office, or
address Box II, Post Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

WAssISGToS. Sept 6.-The Richmond
Sentinel Of Saturday says Official ad-
vices from Gen. Forrest TO The les inst
have been received there, lie says The
enemy evacuated the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad up to Memphis,
aud that the Yankee troops are moving
up the Mississippi River, ca route 70
Virginia and Missouri
Gov. Yanes Of North Carolina has
issued proclamation Offering free par-
don 20 the many deserlers lurking in
the woods aud mountains who sill re-
turn 20 their allegiance, and threatening
the extreme penalties Of the Law. 10 ali
those who are caught, as we'll "a against
their aiders aud Rbettors They are
hunted ike gully fsl0as
The Sentinel, commenting upon the
Chicago Convention, says
Mcclellan, who was formerly a de-
cided war man. Is represented 70 have
greatly modified IT not indeed abandon-
ed his belligsrent sentiments The zap
port given him BY so many peace mes.
LENDS strong confirmation so the report,
and nothing would be easier than Tor Nc
Cisllsn 10 reconcile abolition for peace
men, ia the prsseut state ofthe Question,
due, as may be supposed, 20 Lneelu's
miamanag-ment Of the var With his pas
I p.eches ia favos Of ser ia tao5
OF Mr. Pendleton's position there is no
certainty. He is an ardeas peace rnsn,
/ and the fact that such man wss uomt.
mated Is strong proof that Mcclellan s
| position cannot be widely variant Tas
contest which nov commences will b
brief but violent Perhaps there. are
no two public men IN the United States
represented By greater aaimositF thar
exists between Lineola and AsClsllAs
aud their respective parlizans Their.
Is probably no one by whom Liueolf
would not prefer 10 be- beaten than b
Mcclellan This will add reaown to The
contest
Ia another article il says: .lE.a4
the sentiment Of peace we mus
conquer, aud We may conquer It ii W
perform our duties At this juuetute a. "
have. Let US not relax ouF exsrtiou
because the enemy seems exhausted sn'
the prospect OF peace Improving Tia
exha uiion will rapidly disappear andsh
will prepare tor new aud mighter efet,
OF zeal. asd diminished numbers 10 sn
trent give him room 70 still hope for cor
quest and Independence nos SO brigh
viii fade away aud walsh il tbs ran ;
! Of our armies are not supplied by "a
! indifference or neglect Of our home keeI
, ing people or By the careless discharg
Of their duties by our enrolling oiacer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
FUxrRAL. OF CHAMER.-A detachm.u

FUNERAL OF CKAMER,--A detachment
of the lS6,h Regiment turned out yes
terday afternoon, with the Crescent City
Band, to attend the funeral of young
Cramer, who was killed st Indianapolis
on Saturday last
Young Cssnerwas- highly esteemed
by the whole regiment aud his death
greatly regretted hY rsAT9- 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
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