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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
He Cuts of all Railroad
Communication With
Savannah, Ga.
Probable Release of Union
Prisoners There.
What the Rebel Papers Say.
The Fall of Milledgeville
Confirmed.
ArrivaI or PrIsanera.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2T-The Annapolis
correspondent Of the Baltimore Ameri-
can telegrsphs this evening as follows
The steamers Herman, Livingston
and Mary Forsyth have arrived with
!, 246 paroled prisoners from Savannah
Tbs Captain Of the Herman Living
stou reports that when be sailed on the
18th the exchange Of prisoners had ceas-
ed, as Sherman has cut of the railroad
leading from Savannah.
IL was thought be had reached all
the balance Of our men
The Savannah Nelcs Of The 23d has
the following telegraph news:
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 22-fhe Central
train from Dayisbnrg reports that Mil
ledgsville and Griffin were captured yes
tsrday. The State Hause, Governor
mansion and the penstentiary were
burned.
Nothing heard from Macon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

EEv TezE, Nov. 20
ooTToE--DaH ssa assiasdIy loser. . Zoe
MlaAiiAK #A
FLOUR State anA Western saIse better. ard
msrs active; s53s " for extra state. II Ise3
II Is for extra Fsuad hqep Ohio, aud II 3oBk q
flF trnds hsands -.tnarkas etosfnf an. Indads
"a il the sales are 2 TOO boisextps STATS, for ire
last bali Of January, - 10 s., and Zoo bbls D.,
Ia ssors, At la %.
WHISKY -Nxcitsd and higher. At 1871 81
WHEAT.--1aas better, Chicago spFing 3 e
wintsr Red Western 3 20: Amber MlShigsa -
a. ~.
RYK-Nsrs active sna deeIsssly htxksFf -
Ter wsssarm In -terr. saa 70 delivered
coRN.-i8zs tsstsrs aad sSsssts ssss@l - 10
stsrs
oATs,-Flrmsr. At ooai Of for Western aaesf.
sad oi@sl O. IL store.
4 w0oL--InaeslFa ssas go.
su0AR-Aesiss. Masesvsas lssiss..
MoLAssKs.-Dsii.
PEThoLEuM-Crudsa arm At tgtx4fT: Rsnn-
81 70 heed dali esRea ftal
PORK I'll avg sad dasiassly iswsF Al y 01@
81 Is for Mess 81 5et8ss 81 for new DE- cash Asd
regular way. sa-siHs st he tnsids pftesi g 80
81 - for Prime. Esd ~ 80 sgr Prissn Mes.
Also, so ibis prime Mess for December, 81
sslisr's epfios. fsr 81 20.
LARb.-~Hssrg ana rAsheE quist, af ~ 42zts,
the latter pFfcs for snail lots.
BUTTEk.-sfsady, and fair ds@Asa 3tftts fer
Western. and see9ss fer STATE.
HEEsE.-Unehaagsd
ONET-Kakiers and 4utst, Al &nd Z.
EXCHANeE.-l oeS<s aad qmiss. 7
0OLD.-FiFmsr; opened a. iss6, declined q
1is5<, and sless4 81 Is
eoTERgMENT STOCKS Active ard
sfnssr; Eood baslnesz doing.
Ths total exports q spseis to-day are ,is9 900
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Facts for Soldiers. - Throughout the
indian ard Crimsan campaigns the OILY nedi-
einss which proved themselves able 70 cure the
worst cases Of Dyseatsrry, Scurvy, and Fever,
were HoIloway's Pills and Ointment Therefore,
let every volunteer So that be d supplied With
them when in the field. II the reader Of this
" nstiee $ cszaot get bsx Of Pulls o. Ointment
from the Drug Store Ia bis place, lss him write 70
ne, % Maiden Lane, snslosing the sneznt, and l
will nail box free Of sxpeuss- Many dealers
viii not keep M medicines On hand because they
cannot make As mash proht ~ "a other persons
make. IS cent?, % osab, and 81 20 per box or
pot. nov4-lvd
Avoid Drugs wherever IL Ia possible, and
depend spen saeh innoesnt remedies ~ nature hss
provided. Dfxon's Blackberry CAEminAttvs Is oas
Of the most valuable Of this cIasa both soIdisrs
aud civilians know, by sxperisRcs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

WASHINGTON, Nov 26.-Information
from the Army OF the Potomae IS to the
effect thai thanksgiving day was truly a
festival occasion among the soldiers.
Since the news Of President Lincoln $
re election has been circulated in the
rebel army assertions to our lines have
increased largely. Il is said by deserters
that the number Of rebel soldiers knoFn
70 be watching for az opportunity TO es-
cape is astonishing, and the demoraliza-
ton is 50 geReral that the officers fear
% trust any Of their troops on picket
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

PIrrssuRsH, Nor. 26.-The ChristiAn
Commission and Subsistence commis-
sion provided a thanksgiving d.nnar for
all soldiers in AL the camps The Chris
tan Commission sent moaey 10 Nash
vile 10 bur turkiea for the soldiers, and
minee meat for 5000 pies, 200 barrels
apples 10 barrels canned fruits, and
other things toward providing dinner for
all Of them. The collections in the
churches for the Christian Commission
wsFs large; two gave over -, 100; 9th
ers literally
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

ALBANY, Nov. Pa break has oe-
Cured In the canal two miles east Of
Bashnslfs basin, which cannot be re-
paired IN time 10 resume navigation this
season.
The Troy steamer Francis Skiddy still
lies where she sunk last night, on the
rocks near Vanwsr's Point All the
passengers were safely landed, and much
Of the freight wss got Of without dam
age, bot none 0f The furniture was got
oat The water covers her main deck.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20. "A train
which left Baltimore last evening was
thrown from the track near Elkton, Iby
crOss-ties being placed in hole by some
seoundrels, so as to cause an accident
TO any train coming either way. No in
jury hAPpeoed TO the passengers. The
engineer. fireman, and baggage man
we're slightly injured. The engine and
three cars we're left on the track in q
damaged state.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
Road Now Testimonials

haxs been blind y tH Cstarssta over h8fS oyes
'oF LlGhtecn year. 49, apeFatl aa by Dr. Hort
A. he buntiE uousl. 1effA Iiants, sent .1f
ts4. ! HeN oaa go t1 read hhs print / usa
pfssieaa % applying % nr. bort. % blind that
could net see aus object To- itIne years and nov
re'ufa thanks % Dr. Bort 10. the skin ,listiavsa
on ntT casa. To thosc with isnf airsa 81 BE- I
sonld say, despktr not uHtl y.u hasn caaaaltra
-. Bort, TIE renowned eufgesa 10 disease 30
The Eve kAr, aa.
Eesd a. Tarrs flAHtn, fndiana, tbis - daF %
Nssemeaf, lsgA JAMS NELSON
o Actress a. shova af.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

Nav YoRE, Nov. 26.--The places set
Ere 70 last night we're the St Nicholas,
S. james. Laforge, Assor House, Love-
joys Hotel, Belmont House, and Bar
nuns Museum, noas Of which we're
much damaged, bat caused great con
Iteration 70 the occupants of The hotels
ard audiences Al Winter Garden and
Barnums
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
NEu YoRx, Nov. 26.-Gold closed Al

NEW YoRx, Nov. 26-Gold closed at
2 24t
Gov Seymour has bees ia eonsults-
ton with Mr. Blnnt and other members
Of the County Comnitlea in relation to
the snrollmsni Geo. Hodges vas press
ent at the interview. Which resulted sat
isfactorily to ell parties Gov Seymour
expressed great satisfaction 81 the steps
taken BY the Committee 70 secure q Ger
rsetion Of the esroiinsnt, and hopes
that ia case Of nsw call, the demand
will not be 80 exorbitant as the last
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

NEw YoRk, Nov. 26.-Ths Board Of
county eanvAssers yesterday finished
their canvass of the returns for the Sth
Congressional district, and foand q plu-
rslity Of l46 votes for Mr. Brooks
The steamer George Cromwell, arrived
rom New Orleans 18th, No aewG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

PORTLAND, Ma, 26.--The steam cutter
Mahoning sei%sd vessel Yesterday an
der suspicious circumstances in Johfls
Bay, near Pamaguired The vessel had
cleared from Montreal for New York
The case was referred to Washington.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

Mrs. Anfhohy osgrsndsr hAa : case IL Cataract
on the right eye of >inetsep yrklB q uAinE
cauAef ron iuhammafisn 81 tn eve rfItna n
par aFo, sra uzlly becousiaE blind u tbs fifht
- 1as SIS operated on ~ d.. uQTf. NalCh o.
ateisd esE sighi IN = 80 dye. ldfsaa
AkSHoNf oSTHA NnFRl
Tsffs Hants Ia lana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

Common Colds. Every ons IL practically
familiar with common eoids. The ohilinsss and
Ever. the dulissss and IAngaor, the soreness Of
throat pain In the head. stnisd nostrils, and still
s1.re the IsraiibIIity Of temper and ssnsrsi dis
eemfJrt, have act only bssn sxpsrienesd BY svsry
sue at some fiHas but II has been the misfoFtaas
Of tnSst psopls fo,pass through this uuplsasast
ordeal. rsPsstsdIy sad frsqueHtiy. We would
eommsna a timely use Of Madame P0risr's Cura-
tive Cough Baisan, bscauss u always cares. A
safs, rellAbls, and pleasant ssmsdy. Fall diree-
lions on each battle. Rstailsd - al Drngglsss
At 2so. uosfs-z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

". Thos. y mccoy, n Gale county. Iiis., can.
- sna aubmttted bis r~ts 20 Dr 1iort. October
= a. - ihe hsf~ptd Honas. BE san nes trafi
This case Gao b rsiairei e ~ esilng o. the csrt
o. fhh Armada--sff a n Sps=is
Mas dthar tssff mon inis, fram parsans 81 the
b. lssst stsldiuE. sha reside Ia this aldst saH -
sssa aad szaminsd ~ ~. Bartis Hooms
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
Cincinnati Markets.

oIzefEHksls sev. -. p. ~.
FLoUR.--unshAaEsd; sap@saBs loB3 3, Hsa
Extra soEss 80
waEAT-Ffrm, 9Th Is ID dFuaana Flsa, 3 p /;
white, 2 Is
0aTss-ketlss. sia1z ae EsI1ag +
Il c0RE-Tlru; cid sasiiss -. Rev eat, -
ass s A@ -
RTH-Enehangsd- vsfa fea
BAkLEY=Tnchnngsd
wHIsKY-Exeissd aad higher ! .DoD tIsls sola
Att rs, aaa 400 bhls - sn-bsssg farthaF al
vsaes-sn4 81 The etoss holdsrs ssksd svsn higear
rates.
PEOvTeI0Ns-Dali aAs ssnsna lisht
FLARI-2k
HAMS-Hsia al 81 ssA3s
GREEN MATS 90 pieces sold 81 izst9Is
1s5<8tej< fos shoulders snd hams.
Ness RvEK--Eethsax aoHs. Aae rFiess rafhsi
noUinai
HoGs-DniI: rsestsss larger 600 bead; ~
wsashsr is aid, and pa<ksTs fail feF ths wseA
800 y arsrzxaa oasTsd AZ -. Urosefs are p&ck-
ing. r1thsr th&a sch aft ts q dssIf1s scSscsi j
seythinE ccns.
GoLD-& 70 rsna
KxOHAseE-Duli. saPgiS u excess q 81
demand.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
asn. ninamsn cen. 90 Arh.a.as.

CAiEo, Nos. 26.-Ths rebel General
Hudman, with his wife, staff, and body
guard, crossed the Missippi River At
Catfish Point some days age. go route
20 AfkAnsas He had heavy box of
spseia 9th him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
A Case of Deafness Of Twenty-ons
Years Standing Cured By 1DE.
Bort. at the Buntln House, rerre

T. al Whofn O faaT eopceEu ~. farss -. MOE
ton, applied % Dr.. Bort some tse weeks since for
the restoration q ny haafiug. ! Wa, EFesfs5us 20
~ plying 20 hilaa deaf twenty one ysara D. ~
lasst sixteen ysass could Dot hear person spfak
uaiass said psfAon Saa very Gloss - M and ha
loved loudly. lsgbmittsd ny case 10 a. oprra-
ton under ihe shsTEa Of DR.. Bort, who psrfers1ei
ths opsratien is lev minatss. cssfiaE knt Jifiis
~ 30 pains Which fmprsFsd az LasFing afinest
fnstshtlY. DE-. B6rt fsrther tsssesitea csffain
ruFnsaiss, besf knnNn 80 hamsslf nsnln > issiei
DR.. Bort to-day. with my hsa5ing pareeily ~
STORED Aia9 the ringing and Eiaslfg hafsf Is ny
bad has ssassd, zsa 70 these sfietsd IN iiks man
rsr, Nouid saY, b al mssuss eoss1is Df. Bon,
and ebtzin bis - adld oplulau
slansa this 2ist Day n sspte anbeF, isef.
eeae JAMEs W. MOTION
2. o. Address: Houtszuma, Inaiassa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
FIR. an Cincinnati.

CIxcIxxArl, Nov. 27.-The laboratory
of W. S. Merrill & Co, corner of Third
and Race streets was destroyed By fire
this morning. Loss $50, 900, one-third
insured The tobacco store Of A Louis
& Co. adjoining was damaged Insured
for &c. 600. - = ass-7g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
DIR. Strickland

DIR. strtckIand.-Tbs valuable remedies Of
Erred by this regularly educated phyaieian, will be
lOand advertised IN Ger colunns.
We would adviss any one suffering from dis
trssalog eoazh, on aDI affection VI the throat or
lungs 70 try DR.. striskiaHd's Msliinuous Cough
Baiaam. Ii l. for saIs at the Drug Stores. 2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

ss-Lss those Who hAvs souessA the ', rtass
BvLts cEbEos Br1rEns, ~ any sush there b
rad ths following csrtihoAss from gsnsismsn vel,
known IN tbis eommnalsy, and dosbs no mor..
IL general Introduction into tbs army Wiz cave
the Ilsss Of thousands Of ear soldiers
LounynIn. N.Y.. Juas 81. 1855.
We. the undsraisnsd. have seen the good effects
produced By the use Of Dr.. JoHN Buns CEpk0z
BiFrEHs Ia Of general debility sad PrSstrasion
Of the system. aud believe lts general vsald
prevent disease sad relieve much safsriHE.-
Atsong our soldiers particularly wsuld this be the
ease. especially fhe~s Who are szpossd 70 nias.
matte inaszsssin shs soutA-Sn climate.
Nal. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int ksv - Dis. ~.
cHAs II. COTTON
% CoIlegssr y the Port Of Louisville, ~.
Provost a.r.hsl G.s,l Of KsnsasEy.
vice pre-. u sasistry CS@zis-iss.
HARVEY. HHGHEa a 30,
Publisher Democrat
ego p p0EHM,
Prop. Louisville AsEsigsr.
HUGHES 4 rARkHTLL.
wheIssais Dry oooa. Ds.lsrs. Mails strs.s.
tauisvills, ~.
| DAVIS, GREEN a CO.,
wholesale shoe Dealer, aain 81. TouisvsIss.
| HART 4 MAP0THER,
photographers cor. MArkst and Third stH..
Lsuisviily, Ky.
/ JULIUS wINTER.
/ CsthinE Merchant, cor 80 end Market stss
/ f.oaisyiils. 81.
| CAPT $. =, HILDnETH.
OF staamsF MAJOR Anderson.
MAJ L. r THUSTOS,
AymAster q. q. Army.
| q. ~ METCALF.
| ~ AspuAi Hotel. Louiaviiia, ky.
col NN8E BAYLEs.
| fsh ~. cavalry.
| GEORGE d. PRENTICE,
Louisyiils Journal.
i Sec Advertisement N another cblumH.
i febs iy sold By PETEh WHALING.
/ sole Agent. Exaasuilis. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS. SEMINAL.
Urinary. sad sexual system.--ssw ssa reIiAsie
traaimsnt--ln Reports - sbe HOWARD Asso-
CATION. ssstby mail in sealed lsitsr snvsl.
opss, re. 81 charge. Address DR. J. sKIELIN
H0UGHToa. Howard AasoslatioA. No. soash
Ninth Street, Philaaslphla, Pa. tsass
ssrl'G4 aAwfya
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
HOTEL.
PUMPS.
The Cooley
ANTI FREEZING PUMP.

I An NOW cAErAs<IsG SOUTHERN INDI-
Il Ensr ezhibiinx and filing applications -
srasE ssksisAass and s~tAii) for shis grsas pump
cap = fou.c Il IL B44hingfon Bouss. ~ ths
Wash nzron st4biss have - ens in operation,
scr sFsrT ons calling % go ~ bssoty Of ssfion
Hsar Whst Mr. J. TIRE sasEs - have sought
ouH Of the Ccslsy Pznps ef KF. Y. A Rant, sad
nsFs IL IN npsrnftnr fhrogi1E wsfer into the rss-
sEvofr ts zupnly the suxine a. ny Pionzh aes0ry,
zsd rscaun1snd II - good pandp, and sapsxf0r
70 ChzIn uumb, - Il never g-ts cut % or6sr.-
Fdr fzfthsr tsssi8onials CT srs isvitsc 70 oAE
an1 sor fhsmssfTeG ". A HU6T.
Propz9saoT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
Still Another Case Of Deafness
Cured By Or. Bort.

Still Another Case OF DEAFNESS
Cured By Or. Bort.
TO all nhon II may concern:
I'VE. Hail, apsiied 70 Dr.. BsFt tbs as, Sat
/ urasv. s-pt An II The restera loo u ny bsAr-
Ing vas. prrgsea. - sppiJisg 70 Bra, 9ssff ~
H.say ysssss Il n Y - ~ ~
shsse resulted In The c5npists nsstofStio1 ~ ~
b~zr1ag. asd thsesssiss q tbs fiuRlus End bnz1
iss ss.s>; u 1 ~ go = tls; sieisa s ne
snd obtAin his csnsid opinion. u
siEA.< sAis 2sta Gay If Sspa.' ise4
Walton oes,ass, viEo &c. Ia
20. Asdfssss--Ellsworth Fiso coasty. lad.
P.s-Ny vsa has also been snIstss ~ssh
BrgDen al aasetisu for slsvsn ysars aa1 haa bess
under he prof-ssloaal rhsrKs Of snsny physicsaas
ie thts city, aHa obtained 10 persistent relief
/ sHiil shs eonssitsd Dr.. Bort, a the Barfin
Hstsss, tNa sesks slues asd she hxs 4srisod
t1sFs psrEsanest fsiiaf uadsr tbs freafue1E Of Dr.
Bert tsAA abs has n the sisyen ysArs rrstieus.
Nsttea Cottage, Ind.
- SAM snothsr e.ss Of Desfsess saTss - Dr..
Wa aslisn. Esa.. 81 Rissy township, Figo coun-
I ~, Indiana. I'll
AIis Esoxp. / har. been vsrJ deaf q sosh earn
for years. in tbfs con1ft7cnI sntrrc1 TIE Gree Of
D.. Bert, ~ tbs babtih Hosss. this Fflfzg Hsora-
iag. sept -, ssd szbnttta - Csc = ~ oIefa-
tion y Dr., Bort shieh wNs soon acc~mpit@i.s
Z
| than sas hours tsrns. Whsle En- d.. B9rf c1lcs
ny hearing vas % acgfs that could uaterEfaud
/ common cdnssresff0t. u Jusfics % Dr. Bort,
szersbs 70 hin FAs r.iss for 10 - lfoi nannss e
wbsch he rsasdexsd assatAncs % ny greyioga an
/ r4frsd bsarlrx Nn MULLEN,
/ Riley TowEship, Yige county
P o. ADDRESS. TsTrs Haste. lad .l.g l
| NJ Nuil.n i veil and iagOrAbly known IL this
I c0tbtT aad those sbo dealt The uafh u The
Gkysss statemsnt usy easily satisfg thsnssaiEss.
4 DR. Bort fs daily fserIsiHg tesfiu.oniAis frcu
/ ueYseas Who reside In fhis c5fnu urtty. sFha Raw
/ b~~x en-ss and srs hing bsseGfted Dr Bor
challssgss sny saza IN be Profession - exesl hin
speesaiIfes viz. ~ diseases q the Far afassa
diseh2rsss from The sAr, ringing aua tuzz nc IN
1 the bsae, All diseases o. The Ar E-r. Lsngs.
1 Hs2rt Threat, Cat RIB, Ae.
As ais stay mssf nsessa4rffy - iirsitssf 5tfls-
hosss thoAs aesiroas oe ponsulElns bs7s sse - a.
oses-
CONSULTATION FREE I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
COMMIssIONER's SALE.

nv ORDER OF Tue COURT OF cOMNOS
IL -Piees 81 he Cozsty - Fsndsrbzrgh azd
Ssss Of Tzdz2na wfil sell Al priv2ss $40 Los Ne
/ IN Wa Bars aab-disision o. Lsts Nos rs ard
Tzs In the original pisa 81 the city u EFansrfiIs
bstrx twenty-five set frorf bg ninety fset desp,
s-H Sst-xte1 or yins strsst. bssUsss -s-ocd asd
TAira aszsssa, fha propsEty Of tie ksirzcs HaIter
EAssIzA- TsFzAs-ons-bAE esAh, sd ons-rais
Il sMsaEa zsszths. vita infsrsss, ETC.,
IEo. J. CHAMWE%Z
= rwesw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
= - - ~
A CARD.
HOl for COAL MINERS

ExTANFED IMMEDtATELY-e0 GOOD COAL
w Miners at eur new mines, eight miles from
the mouth Of Grecn River Steady emp 'cymcnt,
and the cash every weee, II required. Tor par.
above National Bank. or P. Horubrook's Grocery.
ocse4-im THOMAS a SAMSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
Chrigtadoro's Hair Dive.

Has replaced tbs old worn oat invsntiOBs for
eoloring the hair, Which the bsttsr sIpsrisnos OF
years had proved 10 be in<ssetiys and dslstsrioas
unIfks the ear us,v,nds that
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
Cbristadoro,s Hair Preventative.

A valuable adjunct to ihs Dye. In dressing and
promoting the growth and perfect health o. the
hair, and Of itseT, when used Nloas, safeguard
that protests the abrss froIa decay Hsdsr all sIr
camstancss and undsr all eiimss.
MAnufaessrsd b. J. cHRIsTADoEo. Ne. Astor
House, New York sofa b sll DrEzsisis- Applied
BIZ al Hair DFssssrs. no42 Im
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

rlis eslebralsd Toilet soap, IN saeh ahi-
versAl dssaaHa, is naAs ffsm the eh@iesst ma
ssrlsI., is nsiid and emolIient IN Its nature,
fragranfIy scented, and sxfrszslJ bens
astaI IN itG Aetion upon the skin. For sale b.
nrnraiatA nd Fancr Gaada Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
MAKE WAR

upon the health Of the hair, and dry up and con-
sumo tbs juices which sustain f. ths miid. genial
and perfect dye is found 70 Be WALKING a. we'll
a a eol0rtna aEanf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

-a .a1s szssaa3s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-04
The 81. AIbans Rnidara.

The people Of Montreal, according to {
dispatch to the Toronto Leader, have great
sympathy for the rebel raiders now-in pris,
on at that point. The Toronto GLOBE con
demns this sympathy and warns the people
of Csnadaithst their present course may
lead to declaration of war against them,
by the United States government It says
wisely: = s.Y
If we give our sympathies to the St.
Adams robbers, or if we persuade despera-
does Of that class that we do so, we give
encouragement to the repetition Of such
.outrages. If the Confederates are led to
think that they may come to our country,
start expeditions from here for plunder and
murder in The Northern States, and on
their return be received by a sympaLhizing
population, ready to do anything possible
for their escape, we shall have plenty of
such work. Our neighbors viii not be
slow to think of retaliation, and a state of
things little better than border warfare NAV
arise, even if we should not haYethe great
or penalty of duly proclaimed war against
us. Those amongst us who now think it a
fine thing to sympsthize with brigands
would in that case speedily come TO view
matters from different stand point y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-04
Hurrah for ssLittIe mac,

Concerning the real purposes and plans
Of Mcclellan, should he be elected, there
is more doubt than there has ever been
concerning these of any political candidate.
As soon ss he was nominated his probable
policy became subject Of dispute among
his own followers. Some svoW strongly
that he is war man, that he will prose-
cute the war, but will not use negro SOL
diers. That is, he will remand back to
slavery the hundred thousand black SOL
diers, and in their stead. draft white men.
They say he will repudiate the peace
sneaks, and that he Will lend new vigor to
the wsr. On the other hand, it is denied
that he is 8 war man. It Is said that
he stands on the Chicago Platform, and
that he viii yield his OWL views to those of
the men who nominated him 1t is said
he is in favor Of an immediate cessation Of
hOstilities, and that assisted by the dove
like Pepdletoni he will restore the Union
by negotiation. Nobody seems to know
definitely what he will do, but thousands
are ready to "hooray for Little Mac"
They have an idea that if he is elected
there will be no more drafting, prices will
Immediately fall to their old level, gold
viii take the place Of greenbaclss, McClel-
Ian will fight the rebels, and he will not
fight them, but yet there is so much doubt
about IT all that the best they can do is to
swallow their doubts and difficulties, and
Ghooray for MikIellan.n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-04

We are glad to hear that our worthy and
efficient representative Hon. G. B. Lock
wood, Of Solop, is doing efficient service in
the Union cause
He presided at the. closing campaign
meeting of the Union citizens OF that
own, on Tuesday last, and on taking the
chair, made an able and efficient speech,
full of patriotism and encouragement.
We have for some time regarded Mr.. L.
as among the first and most promising
young men of this county. If his life is
spared, he will certainly be heard from in
the future. , ..r-....
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-04
Judee RFshop at solon.

EDIToRs LEADER-We are axiously
awaiting the important contest and are
READY to do our whole duty. on Tuegday
next. --..
Judge Bishop of your city, in an earnest
and effective argument, such as our people
appreciate, closed up the campaign for US
last evening, SO far as public meetings can
do it. Henceforth until Tuesday evening
We shall keep the armor on, and you may
lpok for an increased majority from Solon.
.- aa q r l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-04
No RusIness ON EIect.or Dnr.

With general unapimity we see that on
Wednesday next no business will be at
tended to by the loyal men of Ohio but
that of eleeting Abraham Lincoln. We
notice that the business men of Warren,
Ravenna, Akron and Painesville have al
ready issued their mAnifestos. There viii
be a general cessation Of business in Cleve-
land, also, on that day. aa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-04
Iudge RIshop.r Addres..

We publish, this morning, extracts from
an address delivered by Judge Bishop at
soloz. It elucidates some very important
questions, and proves that though others
may have failed, Judge Bishop is planted
immovably on the immutable principles Of
Justice and Freedom and devotion to the
Union. We commend the extracts pub
lished, to the careful perussl of all.