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main causes Of the repuIse was the giving way,
at q very critical moment, Of brigade, which
caused considerable confusion and gave the
enemy great advantage. Our troops were
compelled to retire after capturing line OF tne
enemy's skirmishers and reaching their strong
est works. Col. Lamar, OF Florida, was mef-
tally wounded.
Decided r epulse.
from the Richmond Examiner, August 49,
To congratulate our readers every morning.
upon some brilliant success OF the Con!eoerato
arms would be- indeed. dengnuua, altnodgn
ilege to. day. The fighting OF Sunday south OF
Petersburg has gone against us, and the pos
session Of the Weldon road yet remains unoe.
cided. 1t was perfectly evident, for some time
past that Grant must make some extraordlna-
~ effort to break out of his present fatal and
most dismal position Accordingly he put his
his troops in movement the other day with the
Utmost ACTIVITY, both by the right and left
flank On his right, if successful in defeatino
the forces opposed to him, he might have ad.
vanced up 10 the Notifications Of Richmond.
On the left, if he could but break through the
line Of the Weldon railroad, he could mako
some further progress in isolating Petersburg.
could stretch out his hand to ward the Sout1.
side ana Danv1lle roads, and begin really to
interfere with the communications of Rich
mond with the South.
1t was known that although Grant had sent
on considerable forces for the immediate de-
renee re OF washington, he still had large army
In front OF Petersburg; and plainly he could
not let II lie idle, rotting in the low grounds of
the Appomattox and James rivers. His plans
are now revealed, and all the energies and all
the gallantry Of the army under Lee and Beau.
regard will not be too much to beat back this
bold movement to the south Of Petersburg
The main body OF Grants whole army is
now on or near the Weldon railroad. Their
center rests upon that road about three miles
from the city, and their left stretches west
ward to the "Vaughan road" which is, we
presume, the wagon road lately used to make
the connection with the interrupted line to
Weldon and Wilmington,
Around this position, says Petersburg pa.
per, works Of great strength have sprung up
like magic, armed with heavy guns, and guard
ing every approach. Warren's corps has been
reinforced by Hancock's and Burnside's, and
the eremy's works en- that side are now occu-
pied by $4,000 men.
On Sunday, a portion Of our troops was
thrown against this strong position, but not in
such force as to effect the main object OF dri-
wing the enemy completely out of their works
We have met with repulse, and have lost
some distinguished officers and many brave
men; but the affair is not over.
Grants designs are now apparent, but he has
vigilant and able adversaries, and q Confede.
rate army in his front unused to see Yankees
stand firm before them. Grants new fortifica.
tions and their defenders must be staunch iu-
deed if they can hold their position against Lee
and Beauregard. 1t would be foolish TO deny
or disguise our repulse of Saturday, but the
end is not yet.
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STATE OF THE THERMOMRTAR.-At Frank.
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. aa4 Pennsylvania
avenue. the thermometer stood to-day at
O'clock, 81 In the shade, and IS Ia the sun.
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PETTY LARCENY AND morn
ing. Jessie johnson was arrested by officer
Grown, on q charge Of stealing bride, the
properly of b. Cushion, and also making
Justice Kinsey, who sent the prisoner TO jail in
default of bail for court.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
The Democratic Gathering,

Pursuant to notice te DeJricy Of Trinity got ,gehcr
on Thur~iy evening TO Listen Temple Lewis the fr-
mer candidate fr Congress The latter fr Eiect3r the
C"pperhcd ticket Of this exertioas !1vins
beea male for IN nth past iec, large crowd We
Sud JUICE there were hun1rel per- # p,-
tica faith present. Nr. Buch e'e,,el
presided With extra qliaary pa. l;men;afy dignity.
An he@ Jackson Temple fraieriy Of M.ssAcusets)
hst introduced and sp Ike vecmently AM length unn-
terrupel hy anDau.e save ce On what be tcrrae the
lifted is-ns- II the lay The speech when nine ~
c11silcrel u,urtei to al th- That r
~ ~ er' rs , i ~ ~ nv ~ ' 'e',e % - =
Of purp '-c,h u,It It No,i re The
American pie IN u1~il St,nt ~ -1il
were met n he .trfo al everywhere T., u.e in the H.,
trtti tltt they TI.re p, were like
the cutie III. pru lent Mir &c teriisy cilrcl that
the Dean r,cy IRE the ali # the nh All IN -yY,,tt,,y
with rebellion (Which NJ "a limited crre-tj lie
discussed the motives # The De ratio party wishing
destroy linton an the motive. the Uni Marty in
trying il. Dcrir~rIr. wanted the Uni1n with
slavery AMI Un'n-- lute II " ia slavery III an
e.lte all Brnn N,psrr,---how~l that Nagn, Chlrta
wrung from Kin. John Etcrn, Vigilance was the
price of l. bcyy'-Lincou tyrlnt-Pil grim. bc i-t
with them principles Of w,chnine-- winch they ,rpor
people free 1et er Il-t their
liberties except by their n1cnt. The people Of Mt-a
cu.tt. AMI Vrginia were free-naie Their own laws aa
happy Massachusetts, gave money AMI men t.
carry the rev dictionary Warthtn all the Southern state.
Nia4-acins-,t. nnl virrn, formed The Tn on in or Ter I,
ntinu~ happy aud prosperous. Mass p,usel Def
ing the Union hecan-c there prov gu'rinerin=
state we're .n,v ani offered three amendments. Linz ,n
insisting the l,.ttinc Il ttc ,yere.n-
Ftrttir4 Of the Moth dcay this ctrne w'a,h the
y1ue TIL. ~ II ally - t!t- pn ule t,ir II, of
stite t. .e-clel tia: the Unin can or ou.! 10 lac retr
81 The North became uer-ih AL m 1nuftcur
IN, ne ,e &; ,verni-uf rre-tel commerce an ne nile Of
inclined from interest and habit 70 exa
The nth Iicultural pc plc and hn thing
protected las the Flag oi the Unan and el1 un!u
- i tti ~ ,, ,.''7 - ,yi, II n ,yrr
swim He Of them. Linc1lns prpcuna t. all vi IA
It my h- Death arriule tyrtnt n
akin, rebel. - lay down their arm, take the oath Of allie
H. lid LII
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22

... r.......,,., -., 49, r.,.,ry ,.r,-,, o.
',......,, .., ,..,,.x
NJ (JSk, !T-a -':.,. p. NO II. y. Tar
.-. @. .--,....t.... Mona. ~. of Penn
,.., r..
S'''"''' J"''
w '5"rj = AsuF Vote d, .r--.'-.' t mon prop
.tfy.tr g..lf h. ! y $50 ,-.'o, " .'5.j.v
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~ ono Sf' '''''' 10 j'.!'f
t'I itit 80 o. ''l' " IL '''V'-'''c J. 3" "f'''''
N.,vrrr 18TH -Uoors army i ,,rovea
rH!rp "a "'l''A "''''S i''l " '''''' ''S' Nee"
Z Z Sl5ntv aud Atlanta Alter demand Tor sur
r.nl.r Of f,sl.l. which WIS refused some
brisk ~kirni hiat took place. Rebels retired
and advanced ~ y liu1 rgtd. ilrh ~AS sur-
rei, lcr.d hy col I,hnson without firing 4 gan.
u.,.,.,!i Ill, b.v. brllit Tuuuaj Mn va.
uum,l.steI. hut stations huruci From this
poin, Hood moved Sonth-wc.f. GA road he " A.
confronted by ith Corps, nnder Staply At Sn1ke
Creek Gap Severe igating cnsued result I'M
known. aurcl1rl IS rennrtcd - tommanieT-
in-Caef of Army OF the NisSlSSIPPl' looa neiHS
only comm 'nd,r OF th'S Dep 'f'meu'' neI'' "
Is sill watching every move Oh "'S an, "I'''S''
ana import "t "Pe''''""S "''' w ''0
from that quarter -,
Disp itchcs thlS morning report HHou army
at SomcrNlllc. No rcintorccmeh'S EAU '''c'e4
him. and his militia bad nearly All deserted
Some reb forces were 1T Cedar Hill, near Spring
field. under Holmes
~ .Ih'>S S.j,,;. Can ls,b We took shin.
CeNeu sup p'i, rs o,,h North caro-.
N'P ,o-iN' ca ~ - - :; ro,,o-,o3 "a
INA regiment. ~ S cNo,' 49, W. caratr,nL
Dc at L',ayet'e. ineH , ~ ,rr,'y can
- "s ~ ".r', a;ron,;an lSie,nedl SHERMAN.
"'o'' - ~ M, cav.
DcserterS report loou '"'Ne ~ ~,
airy force unknown lrhu! move" ro'n
cumba yesterday. (Signedl lhoHA7.
Counties southwest ot Lai"yette' IN Wnlc"
direction Hoo AMY seems 10 op o yr5rons ms.
exec 'd'hg'y uinIG'' ~. co,ss,s If
~ PiFSH1 ~ II - Ta,ior,s ri,l,e and
narrow vt!l'y parliIei WIN i"!ioi - 49,
Lookout Mountain ANA 'rohS" r1%T ca ,1
t'tn'e OF oo' nr march i re,ehed
@ lS.not, 81 III 0'''' ''' STANTON.
NW.s',,Ic,ox 18Th -Gen Eman, who left
"Asn,S",on, ,.a5,arl,y r,ports rebcls occu-
oaer'd III "''n ny; p,;,io, L.retofors
pyng f,Sher mn, On ''' % tr,isra,ions
carried .! "e" 80 So
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22
MRS. S. A. ALLEN,
A Lady Of World Wide Reputation
The Restorer Reproduces!
TIE HAIR DRESSING
Gull TIVATES AND Beauties

rvorr hair -hn try It II scurfy try it If harsh try H. II
u-reless try IL ofthe-e try it, for all wh"ue VIII
preserve troug life For sale by all DTuEg'St
ci-cl. IN-h''N.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22

T:t
strong feoeral io1es nov s a.. 80 ,o' 49, TIT
oetnS rscous,fu IL - u,
statuc'. ~ ieoeis -, 80, D.
~ mere 81 ~, '"p al III,
crew entered D,nyille on l4tb, murdered FIVE
citizens and burned eighteen houses They
h,r,,,t blo.l. bo,so and several Inmates Va.
Tor arr force. ovcrroot misrrr,,,,. near No.,
Hin, kiIlej Is ami wounded II.
Lexin ston aud vanccburg were occupied by
rebels on 18th
Cutc,Go lsth-G0y Cornpv of insas has
i..nad orocl .,natinn coniaiu;no recommend rio,
of Cen Cnr,i, that entire military fore of that
-t,t.. b. r,lIad ont far "a d,v. Thc t,.perI
VT, ,; f,r.a a....rol,laJ a, hor3er az soon az
TIT o. D5,,lnr - ,s.,,r,d .on,s
h,.orJ.r ,r Nh. f;,vernnr
Yyy YnRx la,b.--Trbyne comedies D.no-
crati. majority OF $50 votes in Pennsylvania
bc, claims A majority of 10 900 o, sid or vote
PmLApgLpa,, l9,h.-A di.p,trh from Uarr;s,
hur,, say. official returns from "a cour,;os sbo.
Democratic paio of If 3on Tnion in IF :,
9o0 over G. uj,er,,tori,I vote of 1s;2 This cy-
ces. deducted from rnio, m,ior;,p of ,b,, vo1r
leaves I-nion msiori,v of qto nh .o,n,io or
Cl,r;o,, rorrnst I.tTa.-,. u v,-
VIM ana WI va, -, hr -, rrs -,
th1csa ,ot1nties ave Woo5,r1 . so ,,;or;t,.
MgMpHrs. IGFh.-Rebels in l,roe farce arain
threatening this city. Tney are about four miles
west Portion Of Memphis and Charleston road
torn ~ last nis!,t. All citizens are undrrarn,,
anticipating attack Their force estimated at
t 600 to 5000. Supposed hv some that this is
only tcint to cover movements into Kentucky.
f,, 10, ~.
'''i'' ~ ION 'noe N""N cu t!n
''c Ncs'e'uHy WIN cio@eu u"orS' I"'s
reir6"e' P1eSehl' comm zee on re5"'"t'on l.
inu IonN t"t'o,i ~ me-
N"'e' ''ool ''',' '"''Peu'ei' 'eS''''-
val n''"'"' nuns ne mae.
montgomery blhr arrived safely at Lexington,
~ lo-r re zee Convention discussed rfl''.'
No,,''','t'oe o'i "eSo'u',on'' "n'0" was "uoP
'"' i''''o'ni utcl"reS lot e"ec oh p'siS "
sovereignty OIL states, oniemnS acton OF Oni-
C"Go 'oh'enton rePndiateS Mcclellan ana cans
'' "ntent'on OF 9l"NeS 10 Se''it ",i"'"''''S,
"a O"''' ""' 2'"c "a i.i'"oi,' a.
VI as '"""'N'''s 'oi '"9 '''S'"e''' "'
'Uc feS'1euc!'
l4oCcAH' NY, l@a.-Nuch excitement pre-
v.l'' throughout counties respecting no" IN
:, J." eSt 81. - "'S int'"''|" ~ o,."rH
i'.i'I '".s out u"'I"S i"s'
,o' va '.'I't'" % P'O'.'te c''.o1 "
''r5e ,"Fte ol repfis ~ 'n'' u'>''ie'' ~
port / orresl Ill Oot'ht"' nNi"s Cfo'5cu ic"nTS
see near luScumoa' anu nelhE H't" Pics'eu "!
| Federal cavalry he .h"a LOST good IN "! men'
horses ana arms. O2@ h"t oo't o" "'''T" Ic'e'S
were crossing SUNK drowning me" ana "o''eS
In speech to ,ntueky troops few days since,
Forrest told them he going TO free their
State and make people vote right ut coming
election Buiord addressed his force on the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22

HAD HIM TIcKETgD.-The Nevada Gazette tells
that during the Union Publication at Grass Val
ley on the night of Wednes lay week, John T.
Ridge prompted drunken Irshman, named
GlOster, to disturb the meeting. The Gazette
says il W Is well for both that the attempt was
not carried into execution for Rid re p ri III the
dsorieily interruption had been observed, and
4 Sttlwart Union man had mentally billed him
tor an exceedingly tragic part in the drama which
he was endeavoring to force upon the unwilling
company. An abe-bodei loyal Irishman had
also singled out Gloster for - his lneat,' in case
of a disturbance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22

Ciacrs.-Uncle Alex. dropped il on US very
unexpectedly this week, with the announcement
that Dan. Rice's Great Show would be at Weav-
eryiile on Saturday night Being the first en-
tertainment of the season. it will of course have
"A big run. Contemporaries in towns where the
Great Show has exhibited, speak in the most ap-
plauding terms of the performances. The Irish
Giant. Is years old, and s feet high, is proIni-
nent feature of the entertainment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22

TRINITY CENTER IrEMs--A correspondent,
- Constitutionals - the other " One tender
cd Greenbacks in payment Of debt and got
the worst of it. Fador K Allen have just re-
ceived a rye addition to their s,o k. The
goods were brought direct from Sacramento by
their - prairie schooners.' Taat explains the
Un5oHs schooner item of few weeks since.
Ditch-owners and miners getting ready for
winter operations. The Union League is rcceiv-
ing accessions weekly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22

81 AlsY, NoW. We heard tu lr,-headcl
Copperhcat exuliag over the f4ct that Cslifor-
i..., sol icrs SouI not be p raiitted to vote this
ear. 5ome one Of the g,nlemee leaders had
,oli him 50. The recent decision Of the supreme
Court had nothing to DO with this years vote.
Tie decision only declares unconstitutional the
llw OF IS wiic allowed soldiers t. vote for
State officers. Every California soldier is enti-
lied to vote tor Presidential Electors, Congress
men and memb RS Of Legislature. For the bene-
tit OF oar Coppcrhead friends we will state that
all soldiers from this county have been furnished
with B.Gwell tickets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22

Ftasr SUPERVISOR DIsTRicT CONVENTION This
body met at Lewiston last Saturday, and placed
S r. Short of that place. in nomination. The
convention made good choice as Mr.. Short is
most capable and popular man. He will be
elected
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-22
Branch ONCE:

JOHN ". EINFALT. !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

A VALUABLE ksTIruTIoS.- are al
ways pleased to see any new establish
ment opened in our city for the purpose
of increasing the material prosperity
and promoting the industrial wealth Of
the community.
Our boundaries have long been cele-
brated as among the best and most ex.
tensive in the country. Among the
new enterprises recently commenced in
this city is the factory of Mr.. C. Decker,
Sen, on the corner of Main street and
the canal, which cannot fail to interest
all who may call to examine into it's
merits.
The purpose of the establishment is
the manufacture, by steam. Of almost all
kinds of wood work, such as Wagons,
Flows, &c, &c.
Machinery of the most ingenious
character is employed, aud the amount
of work that the establishment will be
able TO turn out, when the machinery i:
all in working order, will be immense
and it will afford valuable market for
the oak, hickory aud other hard timber
in this region Of the State.
Mr.. Decker deserves every possible
encouragement in his enterprise, ant
we have No doubt of his success.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

THEY HAYS CoME-H J. Schiapfer
has received his stock of Drugs, Medi-
cines, &c, for the Fall trade, and also
full assortment of Perfumery, Fancy
Goods, and Bird Cages.
His stock is unsurpassed in the west
ern country, composed of all the latest
styles of Toilet Sets, fancy bottles Of
Perfumery Brushes, Combs, &c
We will not try to enumerate, bat will
say to all, 60 and see him, and you will
ind anything you may call for in his
line. He is always PRESENT. and waits on
his customers in person, and you may
depend on getting good article at low
prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

ton during its whole sitting, either In
speeches. in the streets, or elsewhere
had found il in his heart to speak one
word of reprosch or opprobium towards
the rebellion or its authors
He showed plainly the consequences
of an armistice, both as regards the re-
suits of affairs connected with military
movements in this country, and as re-
CARDS complications with foreign nations
He illustrated the utter impossibility of
making any honorable peace with the
rebels until their military power is
broken. An armistice offered on our
part would inevitably be the success of
the rebellion.
He discussed briefly the prospect of q
compromise, showing, beyond the power
Of controversy, that no honorable com
promise was possible He enumerated.
the rebel terms To pay the rebel war debt
provide pensions for the rebel soldiers
their widows and children; to pay dana.
ages for property destroyed, or used by
our armies in the South. including slaves;
acknowledge the right of secession--that
in their attempt at dissolying the Union
they were right, and in cur attempt to
prevent them we we're wrong When all
this was done we could have simply de-
stToyed our Government -
His declaration that the war must 60
on until the last Of the rebellion is
wiped out, was received with vehement
applause. The last hope Of the rebellion
is centered in the success Of the peace
party. There is no cry for peace on the
part Of the soldiers, who have endured
the suferings and trials Of war, but by
men who have been at home in ease.
He was in favor of letting the slaves
alone, and let the future regulate their
condition. The colored people at the
North had been driven here by the
stress of slavery; remove that at the
South and the negroes would disappear
from the North.
He spoke briefly Of the record of
Pendleton, and Of the letter of McClel
Ian, showing the incompatibility Of the
letter with the record of the candidate
for Vice President, and showing that the
whols arrangement was made to cheat |
the people.
Mcclellan had interfered frst in mat
tiers Of elections, and yet Democrats de-
nounco the Government for interfering
in elections, and threaten terrible retr;-
button If it is attempted in the future.
Gov. Morton closed his speech with q
brief review OF the cause and origin of
the war in which We are involved.
His speech was a most profound and
logical one, aHd was listened to with the
most absorbing interest by all present,
and every heart and mind in that count
less multitude was convinced OF its
truth
After the transaction Of some bust
mesa, report of which is published else-
where, Chaplain st. Clair, the Sighting
parson of the Goth Indiana Regiment,
was called ont and addressed the su-
dience in a powerful and effective
speech, which was received with deafen-
ing applause, Nhen, after some patriotic
music BY the band, the meeting adj
journed with three rousing cheers for
Morton, three for Lincoln, and three for |
the boys IN blue.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
CITY NEWS.
Northumberland.

The great Mass Meeting Of the peo-
pie Of Indiana aud Illinois, appointed TO
be held at Vincennes, on the 22d inst
is to BE-. postponed until Saturday, 9Th
day Of October next, that being the day
appointed by the Governor Of Tennes-
see,l aud Union candidate for Vice Pres
ident Of the United States, to address
the people Of Vinconnes. At which
time Gov. johnson and Gov o. P. Nor
ton will certainly be present, as also
other distinguished speakers. A Grand
Barbecue will be prepared for the occa-
sion.
Yincsnnes, September 10Th. 1894
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

R9 The enthusiasm manifested By
the soldiers last night for Gov. Morton
was manifest and striking. All over the
audience they were loud in their en-
dorsement of his illusions TO the army,
TO the hopes of the soldiers and to the
A'd gwen the rebels by the Chicago De-
mocracv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

A CRAsH-The meeting at the Wig
wan last night was interrupted by the
giving away of portion Of the seats in
the addition TO the wigwam, by which
. hundred or two hundred ladies and
gentlemen got slight fall and slight
scare, but no one was hurt 1t required
q strong platform to sustain the vast
crowd present Hfe ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

THE SANITARY BAzAAR.-Mr. T. l.
Conant returned from Indianapolis yes
terday, and gives a glowing account Of
the manner in which Evansville ia re-
presented in the Bazaar. There is little
doubt that our representatives win carry
of the Gag.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
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solisit orders for their rev 9NS Hsebtnsr vita
(ssaks, Screw Driver and extra Eeedlss- We VII
RAY liberal salary and ezp~nsss, or give - -
eDnmizsion. Tor rsgsieuIAxs, tsrmas &c, seeh -
. stamp snd address
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
HoME INTERESTS.

To PErucIAxs.-n you wish 90 purchase pure
Drug, Medicines, and Chemicals At smsii sd-
vHncs Eastern prices, go and examine KHLLEH
4 wHlrEs stock, whsre yOa viii nnd ssery srsi-
Gle that Is needed by the profession. and priess
which cannot iail TO give satisfaction. Their
store IL a. No. - Main street. may4dAwu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

B~ A necessity long needed is now
well supplied by Davidson & schmal'
First street, near Main, place fer tail
oring in all its departments, from the
plain farmers suit to the most exquisite
promenade dress, including cutting and
repairing.