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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-08
CLOTHING NTT


A or EAT PANIC now RAGING
. HT 40. - r4If'fu 90 ~,
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"ANoTHRR RAIDIn 'r'"'
sssuGrms n,Trt .,.H Z.
oo,rLErk OVERTHROW or HteH pNit:zs
STARTLING INrRLIiessoBf
COTTON up e.. h. TyHH TD-7
.Hfrr 81 noon ~
.t"t.. n Fgd azaFtIA .f.u
4 &c.. GOLD UP, t7raG e'7'
...''.- 80 --.TH1N rgEI
RyRRfTalNa Urn
u. Ih5n ga SlHtl -rrfrr
But ~ matters not to US, the Good o. ,hs.d
mus. be ..id. Now is The tim, to buy
TOUR CLOTHING, . =. ..
and the place IL at the .,I,. A ..ir1
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
geo. ... .sr. Iul l.I.tlur a.. rraIt
where yOu win had spi4adid s4,ortaea, q a VI.
cusroH-MADs GOODS W.! '' w.,
also, an Immense stock Of READY MADE CLOTH
ING and cEYrLShAas ruRmmiNe GOODS,
Of every description. o.. = a. o..
CUSTOM GOODS MADE 70 ORDER.
At prizes that defy sonpetiaou. = al,
CALL AND SEE SAMPLES
before PURCHASING elssvhess, at tao ,...
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
40 SEVENTH sraERr. ..aJT's l. u
OPPOSITE THE rosr OFFICE.
~ - j. II. SMITH,
Jyas- ms go seventh Street.
"SHALL WE SAY T~T ! n
"pARE WE SAT- Irr
nYEs.n
We will not DO undersoia By smith or any ono eis,.
WE HAVE cor THIN. '.rc,.
fu- q. ~. Ill 49,. D.. =. -. -, 81
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PHIA AND TRENTON RAiLRoADI GoaPA.
MES LINES .... ,-|-.'
TAoA rh1L IN ~ =, re ~. %W YORK
vrs@ Wsir.. Btr.st wharf sas k...
WILL LAW AZ voILovs, VIE, r.r
~ 3 A. M, Via Camden And Ansov.c "
4 1s NJ y. S:s,s.. ~; 49, .ap
Jersey Ascommodsfion 80
A. A. H., via Camden and Je,.ev CItv,
A. A H., Va G aSasn ana i.r..v o;,v 4"
"a gkas Ticket -
Al II 4. N, via Remington and Jersey City,
A. II M, via Csmden and Amboy-C, and
Az :. NJ, Via Csmdon and Amboy-C. and A
Az z: M, yis Kensipston and Jersey Ctr,
A.. Wsshingten and n. =. Express ~ 500
tys nj y. si ssp'lass0. and Jersey ci'y
~ HEP. M, via KsusInston and Jersey Cf,v, ''V'
Southern hisH ~ s.oo
Al iK|sightl via Remington and Jersgy
~ = PM, via Camden md Auboy-As:ou. ."
Eoistion tFrcishi and PassengeS,%I
IN class dckot ~
I'll siAfs doket is
So nss SI' 2 H. Eysning Mall and ths I.o tsht
S Sv. hn2ress VIII run daily, tal othsrs, Sun
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PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
and p. m. - "AN H' "''' !" ~'
Leave Kenslngton Depot At n rs q m o M . M
and SIS p. m, and 1873 4, m, (ni9htI -'"' >'O
d.y9 es zoe n Limo runs daily an Others sun
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Leave foot OF Barclay street a m. and ., M
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-08

..-- nH' HHiJ "a
COUGHsi CoLDsi CoNsUMPrIoNtL
WIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
ONE OF TIE OLDEST AND MOST Reliable
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, DIM
Guilty o. breathing, AsthmA, HoArseLess,
Soro Throat, Group, and every ~
Affection Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST. -
WistAr's BAlsam Of wild Cherry does not drv IN
Cough and leave the seeds Of Consumption n the
system, but loosens II, And oleanses tho Lungs Of
None genuine unls,, signed ~. BUTTS" on the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-08

EDDIHG's RUSSIA sALyEt
Real Pain Extractor.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority OF this salye
over all other healing remedies II reduces the
n0n angry looking sweilings and lnnsmms lions as
seAldt &C In surprisingly short time.
Only IS cents Box
dies.
For Sale by 'rs
J. p DIsSMoRE, 4si broadway, Now York, ,
s. W. fowLE d Co., Is fremont street. Boston,
and by all DrusgiEis. my26.W6ssm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-08
EREEDoM NATIONAL

TohN Wei KER's ''|
u BUTLER RESTAURANT.
"A "a Malson Dores,l LTTC Z
1aS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Teuth streets, Cup staira.l
NJ nsp. 10 ~ m ~. h,. tb has
Washington; and he points with pleasure 70 the
Arge patronage he has Always bean he nored with,
and respectfully sOiots continuance OF the sams,
6AME, OYSTERS, and other rofreahments con.
hAntly on hand, and a. tbs most reasonable TAtsz.
BREAKFAST, y
DINNER, AND
- SUPPER
prepared A. the ShoTles, notiso and In the most
IAtIfAotoIy manner,
1reIkiaii irom 70 Il O'alosh. Dinner and Sup
der Al all hours, " naV 0-T
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
GFt aaiTp aonFHaF.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
II rae :. '. fIsE.
Exclusively for the Journal.


Egv Yong, April 25-The Heralds
sneeial from the Army Of the Potomac,
24th. SAYS the Richmond Sentinel of the
22d April says the following dispatch
has been received by Gen Bragg - q
PLYxoUTH, n. G., April 20-To Gen.
Braqgs / have storIned and carried this
place, capturing one brigade Of 1900
men, stores, and Is pieces Of artillery.
lSigned1 Il. i. HoEE,
Brig. General.
A telegram has also been received BIZ
President Davis from Taylor Wood, da-
ted Rocky Mount, 2lst inst, which gives
further particulars Of the capture Of
Plymouth, N G., by the forces under
Gen. HOke, with naval cooperation. he
says we captured about 500 300 Or
400 Of them we're negroes 80 pieces Of
artillery, l00, 900 pounds Of meat, iOOO
barrels -four, and fall garrison outfit
Cur loss was about 300 in al, Col
Rice is among the killed. Two gun
boats we're sunk aud another disabled,
and q small steamer was captured.
Richmond papers ofthe I'D says from
the lower Rappahannock q citizen brings
information Of the advance up the Raj
pahannock on Wednesday, as far -
Bonlware' wharf, Of eight gunboAts and
one transport They landed 300 men at
Boulwares wharf, which is ten miles be.
low the Rappahara0ck This is suppos
cd to be the advance Of Burnside's ex,
petition, rs it was reported in FIeie,
ricksburg yesterday that feet u 90
vessels, gunboata aud transports, were
at the mouth Of The Rappahannock,
It Is also rumored that the enemy we're
landing pontoon bridges at Aqua
Crock. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
LYoN.n nArflAtnnN.

EAtkaIron l. ffsm tbs GFesk sorA 'sKsthre,'' u
"ksthslfo." signifying 70 eisanss. EulaEinafs and
restore This article " what ~ nAns signihss-
For preserving. restoring ard hnaufifying the
human hair it l. the most TsIaaskalle pEsp ar4il0s
Ia the wgrid. IL IL again owned and pat up "
fie original proprietor. aud I. now na1- wlsh lie
same care, skiii and aftenfiOu shish gave it =
sale o. ever ona failllon bottles per saBup
u l. a fB0st asiight Hair Dressing
u eFAiiealss scarf and deadFBa
II keepa The lead eooi ard cisah.
II makes tie hAir. rich, son aud gleAsy.
Il prevents the hair from faiilng "a and tara
lag grsy.
n restores hair upon bald hsads-
Any lady or gentleman who values tsautlful
head of hair shahid ase Lyon's kafhAirea. IL IL
kBuwH and ei throughout The risiitzsd wosid.
sold ~ al rfspeetNbls dealers.
DEMAs : BABNKs CO. Es~ York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

CIScivS4ri, April 25.--Geuerals Sick
els and Kernan are 10 The city. rw
General Order No II Adjutant Gen
erals Office, Columbus Ohio, April 9th,
declares that every member Of the Ma.
tional Guard rpust report il person or -
substitutes, when called into active sery
ice, Or be trented as q deserter
IL is reported Gov Morton ~ill take
command in person Of the militia Of In
diana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

NEw,YoRK, April ., Dispatches from
New Orleans state That the destruction
Of cotton on Red river By the rebels IL
not over rs, 900 balss
A Gght between 90 Union soldiers and
IS rebels took place at the plantation Of
Ex-Governor johnson. The rebels we're
repulsed Twenty prisoners and $780,
600 worth Of Struggled goods captured
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
Have in Stock and arriving daily

Have in Stock and arriving daily
Casks Trace chAlss, t
900 lie Los chsIs.
Is dos-u G. ;. Planters Hoss.
80 Garden He's ssa asks
o. . shssels and Spades.
- Hay asd Manure ferris,
loo seytks. suszghs sna cr-,ils..
100 81 Biossd's q. $. Grsss. erais And
brisr eeyfkss.
= gross seyths ssoUss.
% dezea Hay Rakss.
Is sheep shssfs,
"a Cotton Carts,
loo gFe- HALVES sns FsHts,
80 soses Peekst Kaiysss
10 gtoss TsA sns Talk sV0ots,
- dnEsa oeas Nils.
90. +. sse.l Selves.
900 enrry Comks.
30 ksxs whes.tsz Walls.
80 aozss Psd-Lesks. German 3 AasTissB.
80 Door Lexis sad Lssehss.
100 Eross Amerfcsa Screws.
20 sozsa shes. Here. ciosh and serss
Brushes.
$50 Tea ana cguhtsr Scales.
eases Hard Frame Slater.
teas Berss Griad stsass.
Deor. Cate saA Strap Hinges.
Boring M4xhinss.
Cespsntsf T0Ssz.
csopsr Toois--B4Ftsa's ans Whites.
ohIo Toll Compsay P1azss.
Cabinet Hardware.
Mi sna cross Cut saEs,
ChAia Pumps. b.. A..
A mosf q cur goods Esrs purchased Tor
CASH, before The large advance ia
Hardware, ali ezsF fhaH At ths lowest
fsssstbie rates.
JACOB sTEAUB a son.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
MILLINERY.
MRS ]. HASTINGS

fxfIzHEs To IsFoEa HER OLD PATRONS
w and the pabiie ssnsrsiiy that sbe has iast
r.tnrnsd eth ~ the largest aud te@t .-s-eted
stocks q HiiIinsry sB4 Fancy 60oas eve brought
20 this city.
Her stock consists % al the latest -rtyies Of
Ribbons, TioSers &c-. 81 The best quail sI-ss and
fsten6s % dispos- q th-za e he lowest pyssibs
prses YOR CASH
The Lads you'd De we'll 10 give her a. call Be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
MS. J. HASTINGS. HAi8 Street,
BIZ Eerth SID fkEes dOsrs frsu ssosn6-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
compound r.s.sr.I q w.la cherry

has become a household word throughout tsa
West and South and his Worm Lozsnges. In Lees
tlsan year after their introduction. atfsfnsd
reputation ~ wide spread a. fbs continent Of
North America. But the browning glory u his
'is remains T. BE- attained In his latest discovery,
sr rather combination; fsr he does not claim TO
have been the diseoyerer u CEDROE, which 10 The
tasis Of the bittsrs now offered 70 ths public.
That honor belongs 70 the native Inhabitants Of
central Amsrifa. 10 whom It's virtues hare becs
kueun fnr H56fs than tao hundred years ARMED
With H. the Indian lids defiance 10 the laesi dead.
IS IAalara and hs8dles without hAr The most
onions aorpsats. - = a iseiisf with Thea, thst
while there j. brssth len IA the body, the GedroH
y potent 70 cure, matter what tlss diseass zay
BE-
While D.. Baliis a0t prepared 70 indorss fhis
extfaFagnnt preteNsion, 10 i ueyerthslsas salts
h~i from thorough exaaiinafiOn 81 the sYiaenae
rslatiye 70 IT, virtues, that remady aad fsre-
tentative for all diseases nrising from exposure,
Rtsr 10 the changes 81 weather aud elineiie. -
the iaissuiatle 'afiuenges, u stands without 81
val. and iustiy deserves ihc fepntatfon e has ~
ieog enjoyed ~ Central America aud the Wet In,
des. IN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS. w
DENAs's LIFE OF CHRIST: bosk Great
II ing graf sxeiserrsuf-
Miss GElhert's Carser-
Talss 81 the opsga. By Parton.
Mrs. Lirriser's Lsdsings; y Dieksns.
Letters 70 The J0nssss.
Abbost's History q he Great RebslIIsa.
southsrn Hissssy 81 The wAr-anat aaa serozSs
voiHraez-
Generzl GRAFT ard his Campaigns
HAEper's History Of the Var, a. 1zF IS sus.
ne Psrfect GeaiEsnAa or, EIsgaaee ana Efo-
gzsnes-
Hsis IN Bonaage; By c. yau<hn
Whip, Hoe, snd Sword.
Rnhini a pew noyei.
Fr4ak WaErinsfosi By author Of .sThs susb-
sriAndz-
B4rr-sfs Assrono1ay aud AtIss
Mernesie Asvelss aad ell be Dfrss Novels.
At = J. DoBELL's
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

NEw YoRK, a pril %. -Forty-fye thous-
and votes we're cast at the Metropniiian
Fair for army sword. Grants majority
10000
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

MO MANS sAMK Is MORE INTIMATELY
~ contested with the history u tbs Hstsrla
hsdiea 0f the United States. Or more favorabiy
knOwH a. pioneer 10 medical discovery. than
that % DR.. JOHN BULL, q LOulsYiIis, Ky. His
iuimlt@bis preparation of sarssparllla has ioaz
stood 81 the bead 81 fis various compounds Of that
yaiasbis drag. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
Dyspepsia,

Aud its attendant iEAiu II symptoms 10 ssts
like = fhsfla tbaB = ulsdieins. There IL asthinx
10 She range 81 the daieFia Media, that Tor a no.
meut bear rsnlafis0a with u ~ this disease
A faii account 81 this wonderful plant may be
Jnud Ia the lith edition ~ the q. T. Disp~nsatos
~, pages 1881 and 1859
4 series % experiments 10 whleh Dr.. Hull has
beep fuf yeats engaged, hos inst besn brought ui
sufeessfui ierminA iiol, etd h6 IL enabled 10
ofef 70 aa pubie combination q tsdiran, With
other approved tonies the whole preserved ia tie
hest quality ~ copper distilled Bourbon whisky,
which be y eonldsni has 40 equal 10 tls void.
lie might furnish y0iaue u certificates, bat
the pubiie have long since iaAfnef 70 estimate
things II their trHs value. The safssf Plaza IL, COT
eyef3 one e. t.@f fof himsalf the Virtues - hes
medicine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
The Best is the Cheapest.
INSURE WITH TIE
Net Assets, January, 1854.
SCOOP, 056.3O -

4. TIE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION af the
HfhAs after - years u ss-sre trial, has re-
sitzed the greatest public adrausnTss and
speopss 81 the rAriess systems 81 Fire fnsu-
Faace 10 tbs county. u nov better thaa
ever tfsparsd for duty.
; ie.sy Lo@s Claims have besa settled and paid
ttATELS MlLLt0kA or DOLLARS
:. THE tOHtr1fT10E or PROPERTY BIZ
Nlkks IN fhs United staias arefnusa over
sh9,99 DAILY. IL your prorsriy uHpossd
sad unpFotsctedf II
J Ahk YVU iHsrhEDf II not why notf
The coat i trinlBg. the duty Il manifest.
49, result nay - your esosps frona ruin
-phisa delay and neglsct may invoirs
yea n bausruptcys poverty, O. cruel q.
appoiHtEasnt
= PARTICULAR Affection and rssAFd Is
given 70 small riaks Eell iarFa o1aa.
ABB snd sapsrios commercial sdrsataEss
Nv. NExsEE. Arsnt,
J<zs hubls Hall Bzilsinx. Ne. .. blssa q.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
PLANTATION B1TTRRs.

kLAH IAI1UH BITIEES.
which arc now recommended By the hIzlszst nasai-
cal authorities, and warranted 70 prodzcs an
ssediste beneficial eject. They are sxessdiHgly
agrss1biZ. srfse-iy pure, and nSst SUPPRESSED ali
required.
Ttsey parity, Strengthen and inrizsrsfs.1
They create ; healthy appetite
They are an sntldote to change Of watsrand
= They sssressns the effect. Of aissIpAtioa sod
They strsngtksn the system and enlisss III,
Tssy prsvsst n.i.sraatie and inssrmlttsus 8.
They psrify the breath and a4ldI.y Of tha
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and constipetioa.
They cure DiArkea and cholsr1 Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
They make the wax sirsHg. the Isnguid bril-.
lixnt- aud are Exhausted natures great restorsr.
They are composed 81 the cefabratsd cssiszy3 bark
winter green, szszzffas, roots aua herbs all pre-.
served IN perfectly pure ST. croix ram. Yor par
tseiiiars, So circulars and testimonials around
each bottle
Beware u Imposfors. ExAmine every bottls
see that II hss cur private q. =. stamp uniaHtit
LATED the cork, sifh plantation scsns, ssd
signature on 1n& ssasi 4 late side label. Sci
that oar bottle Il not Fs-hEisd with spurious aud
dslsieri0us stun. Kay psrs0n pretending 10 cell
Plantation BIttsrs by Tbs gallon Or In bulk, s sn
impsgt0r. Any person initiating khis bottle. %
ceiling any other material thersin, whether called
Plantation Btters u nsts IL criH1thai undef tha
y. q. Law. aud VIII be " prosecuted - ~. We
alraafy bare osgF eye several parties fs-HlliHg
our BOTTLES, &c, who will succeed Ia g-ftiBR
themselves into Close quarters. This Asnand Tot
BRAKES Plantation biftens from indtss, clergy
laen, msFehAHta, &e., u inefedlbis. The simp pie
trial u bottle - the syidepcs present Of their
worth aud supsriorfty. They ars sgid y AL re-
speei4bls druggists, gsoeers physicians, hotels
I saIoons, steam boats, and country stores. q
PHI. DRAKE 4 Co.
u No. zgz Broadway, n. 7. :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
sToCK-BREEDTNG.
Important 10 Breeders Of Blcoded
Stock.

rT,UE CELEBRATED gTALLIoE sBr-
FORD. will nsks the se9son q 1884 ~ fBs.
Araericsn stable. EssnsF5ilss Ind.
TKEzz-S2o 70 insure
P7DFsEEE--BafvTa pas got by faapsrtsd Glen
eoe. nrst dam BY EiEstrsi, Minstrel By M@lOc
Mesoe by New York Eeiipss: s4oana dam by b.
f3r9's Aisxa1csr, third dam BY Hasx hafiss Atsss,
soErfh cam By Dzzs 81 Be6forz. arb ds-- by
UHiSn. sixth dam By impeKts4 lsbsfsr. - 80
iflIcHARDsoS BRITTosz
apps
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

sfAoAnls esAonot.lA nALm.

AhfAN+fe = = = t@A7OAsAsA s@+sAf
This Il the most dsllghtfa and eHtTserd luary
Article ever diaceversd. II changes tss ana baFni
face aud hands e ariy satin texture Of FAsIsh
les beauty, impsrfiug the marble purity Of youth
aad The a9figHf appearance 80 inviting 10 ths ettf
belle Of fsshiou. II removes tao. free Eias. plga.
pies aud ronziuess from the skla leaving ths
rleK4on ffe2hs tf4nspafgHf snd smooth. Il soD-
taius no matsrial Injurious 60 The ska. Pasroa.
ized ~ Actresses and Opgra siaSaFa. II IL Nhsf
sxeFg iaay Ahehld have. sold sypFg
Prepared ~ " \. Hagsa. Frey. ". r.
Address at orders 60
DEMAs =. BARNES q O0, Nsu Tsfk I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26

=
One trial and yoa will Hsqer nee RBy others.
II - not necessary 70 Hubitsh long list Of Dis.
eases iuF which tbs CTdFou Hitfers are q specific.
fH all diseases Of the STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER OH KIDNEYS
Ia al aHeetlonsof the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DEEANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH OK IsOWELss
IL GOVT, REIEUMATFsMA AND NEgf-
HAL.GIAt casa
And 10 FEVER AND AaUEt
II Il destined 10 supereeda All other remedies IL
not emily eares these diseases. bat u PREVENTS
them.
Nlne sfass filli Of the Bttars taken al hour
befoFs each neal vii ntviate the III effects Og he
most unhealthy climate, and sereea the person
taking II against disease under the most tryiag
sqfesufas.
sold ~ Druggists and GFBesrs generally
ns-Dr, JOHN Hollis Principal Ofhce, Tlffh
street, Louisville, Ky.
SOLD BY PETER WEBBING,
febs IS asa Sole Agefst, Evansville. Iaa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
....s650. 90

Cash Assets............s650. 600 90
Il. kELLoec. Prcs. W. n. CLARK. sesl,y.
n ~ e,essaks esississsnf cad pressrf cssA re-
seass q losses. ~ PHAfx saaads Frs-ansissufis 81
~ Asss N - pre- eaateas ashle ~ eEfsnsius sraesi
ssf s1ad efsf-esss basfaesf ssses - Raelf aeaaas
naf szseea - e~s sistisr afaoratipa a fAs uuria
tsrafaucits aoiieitct Fad paliciaa issued and ~
aeve IN this ielng C. parasien, ef fair rats By
}. ". fkNSES, Resident Agent,
oiars. MsFbie Hall Building. Main street 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
MEDICAL.
& T.-IssO.-X

Persons Of sessntsry habits Troubled with
weakness, iassitEde, pslpitstion Of the hezrf, lack
Of appetite, distress. aftsr eating, torpid lixeg,
s5nstIpaifon, Seaerys 70 szffsr, II they will nss
srv the ef.rxfe4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-26
DEE APPLE CHEFsE-
i Boxes Piss Apple chssss. Just re- sirsd Il
No D FIRST a4fa@t
uoNIsY-s Barrel. s.tr. White Homiuy.
: = - No. FIRST STREET.

HooeIKR sTEUR--I Barrel ehoiss %
H Syrup For sals -
cALDwKLL's FsEiiy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-20
NORTHERN NEWS.
EICHMoGD. Or

RICHMOND, Oct. 18th, 1864
The Whig has received the New York Herald Of the
10th ins which contains additional particulars OF the
DsrbvoEn fight Il says the Rebels fought obstinatey,
wing thousand killed. Federaloss one hundred
Though the Herald Drags hgh it evident that the
KEGS were badly whipped according to Its accounts.
Sunday evening Lincoln sent the following. telegram to
Camel ON -Absolutely from the army Of the Po
tomac Lot published etantons bulletin has no alarm bo-
gus dispatches The Washington Dispatch OF the 9th
that Sheridan whipped LoDgsreet, EaTys SUCCESSORS NJ
particulars Sheridan is still at Hsrrisonburg. CommunI
cation with Washington uncut. Nothing from Sherman
yet. Try gloss Burbrdges defeat at saVllie
Bubridge passed Covington the 9Th for LexiDgton
say tnat PIcss taking Jefferson City was to in-
augurate hebei Of missouri. Financial crash
predicted in the West; strngeucy ia The money market
.rssds: heavy run on the banks. Gold 1871.
MOBILE, Jct l2tn, 1864.
special dispatch to the Register dated eenatobla the
l2th says that Memphis Bul.er # the llh contains
lengthy dispatch claiming great success at AIatoons-
thomas was ct Nashville. RosseAu and ~sshburn were
after Forrest.
d. patch from Frarklin Missouri dated the I'm, says
that Smith would INN edatey In pursuit o! Price,
with force ~hl HIN before he could reach
Jefferson City.
1t is reported that tie New York steamer Roanoke 4"
ad been captured by ReDes ~ho embarked at Ha
vsna passengers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-20
FROM RICHMOND.

k1cHx md Oct. !3ah, 1864
The eneDys cavalry, in force, attempted to fnk our
position Darbytown Road, seven miles below The city,
morning simultaneously their infantry advanced aad
took shelter aba.s, hundred AID hy yards IN
front fortif They repused Cur loss
was slight Msjor Willis F. Jones' Of Kentucky, fle ds
cjatant General, was killed by saarpshooter
OFFICIAL FROM GEN. LEE.
The following dispatch has been received at the War De.
partment, dated headquarters, Oct 18th, Z, A. II.
This msrnDg the enemy ekdeaVoed 10 advance between
Darbytown and the Charles City Roads, Eut
in every attempt. The most strenuous efforts made
about 4, P. n after which he wndrew, leaving many
dead. Our loss very slight.
Gen. Breckinrdge reports that force Of the enemy
came Greenve, Tenn tie l2th and were defeated
by Brig Gen. Vaughan prisoners Two stand OF col
ors and many horsea and csptured 1he enemy
lost many killed ard wounded. Our loss was slight.
Sizned B. l.. LEE, General.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-20
WHINING TON, N. c., OCT. l3, 1864.

THERE is one thing which has almost grown into a
habit with the Southern press anG from which we can
not claim complete, though we cdp claim comparative
exemption, and that is in the nature of counting chick
ems before they hedof predicting all sorts
important and wholly favourable results as certain to
spring from any new movements which they may feel
themselves authorized even to hint ar.
The Consequence of all this is first that an idea is
given to the enemy, if he does not aeady possess it,
that something is afoot and the second is that undue
expectation kened among our own people lead
ing to disappointmens ard discOuragements ard dis
salts factions if they fail to be realized which they very
we'll may, for know that while our commanders and
armies may do all that can do to dec we and
to win success, it is not in the power OF to CON-
mand it. We ought always to hope for the best, but
not confidently to promise if.
We make these remarks in connection with the cam
paign now progressing in upper Georgia Everything
that most sanguine friends hope for from that cam
paign may be realized but then again, they may not
and we should be prepared to meet the fortunes of
with tquanlmy, if not always ith satisfacHon-to
welcome prosperity, but to sink under adysrsity