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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-04

Hs-hIsdame Portsr's Curative Balssm can Be OBJ
tanned At Bs5ton Bros. and strong q Armstrong;
Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, o. julye-h5-lF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-04

As a reliable remedy for Coughs, Cold
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-04

BY mrs. HiRRIfT E. TEAscIs-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-04
DR.. ". WELLS,

Member Of tne Royal college Of Physl
clans, London, England.
Oiiice III SUperiOr-St., Cleveland, q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-04

q the following city -Tailroads:-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-04

PEoFEss0E or EJECTE0PsTHE kSD MEBICISE5-
Ofhce-iis Seneca street: lev doors frUiG SupgTior,
~ s...irs opposite Jh5 CiIy Hotel
fs5 -Otfice hours nom to Y and from tG clock
Daily lSundays excepted
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01
ARarnxas,. Starr.

WAsESGrox, Oct 3I.-A gentleman
who, for twelve months, has been at
tempting TO get away from the south,
succeeded several days ago in reaching
our lines aud is now in this city. He
occupied 8 respectable position under
the Confederate Government, and had
abundant opportunities for learning tho
real condition of thiags in that section.
He represents that the CONSUMPTION is
actually progressing, AID that persons
between the ages of sixteen aud fifty
FIVE are being sent into she army.
Telegraph operators and railroad en-
ployees continus to be exempt The
rebels are making every effort to get
every available man into the army
About $4,000 Of the new lesies have
been sent to reinforce Lee Hoods
army numbers about $4,000. There are
a few troops besides these two armies
and thew are scattered all over the South.
There are only forty men Is provost
guards at Fredericksburg.
There appears 10 De y sufhciepcy oi
substantial food. This gentleman say
thousands Of the soldiers would, if they
could, escape He bought some gold
before he left Richmond, paying twenty
| Eve dollars in Confederate notes for one
dollar IN coin
After EarIy's defeat 10 the Valley 6
dollar in gold could not be bought for les
than thirty dollars IN paper he say
no one outside of the CONFIDENCE caF
have any idea OF the general effects 0
| the ravages Of war both on sgriealtaE'
and trade.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01


Nav YoRK, Nov sL-On the 10 inst,
Gen Lee wrote to Gen Grant complain
ing Of Geni Batler's placing rebel pris-
oHsrs under Gire in retaliation for rebels
patiing eolored soldiers captured by
them IN Ike positions and proceeded at
much length 10 show that IL has always
been recognized that oweners Of slaves
were entitled 70 their slaves when re.
captured. II was 90 under the United
States Constitution and ever so after the
war, and ia 1912 England paid indemnity
f8rslgves captured Hence when color.
ed slaves we're captured by their owners
could claim them and they had been
pus TO work On the notifications He
(8en. i.ee) however ordered them 10 be
Withdrawn from this exposed position
and sent 70 the rear.
Gea, Grant in reply informed Gen
Lee that these prisoners Of war having
been removed from their exposed pesiti.
on the rebel prisoners had also been re-
moved. He also insorned him that he
bad nothing TO do with the discussion Of
the slavery question AID declined answ
sr.Dg Gen. Lee, bat be ensured him If he
vas informed Of our prisoners being
treated unkindly be would inaict like
treatment upon an equal number Of reb-
eli prisoner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01


Persons Of ssdsntzry habits troubIed yrf,,
weakness, iassitude, palpftation Of the heart, ZACH
81 appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver
constipation, deserve to su1sF, if they will not
try the eslsbratsd
PLANTATION BTTTERs.
Which aroHow recon meEdsd By the highest z,s,si.
cal authorities, and warranted = prod uce an i'm
aediats beneficial effect. They are exeseelprl,
agreeable, Isrfsc-ly pure, and must superoeed All
other sOnies where healthy, gentle stimuIsnt /.
required
They purify, strengthen and invigorsis.
Tnsy create healthy apostle.
They are an antIdots to change og ,ratsx an.
diet.
Ths3 s-vercsaas tbs esssts or dls.ia.,isn .ns
late hours. o
They strengthen the system ana spItx.n N.
- The mind.
They pFsEsat nsiaznssle aud iassrmitssu, f..
Thsy purify the breath and aeiassy eff tn.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Isey eure Diarrhss sHd Cholsra Morbus.
Hhsy cure Liver Complaint aRd Nervous
Headache.
They make thu weak strong. the Eazznia bril-
$50 50 sAda&nstsa natures great roster or.
Asy are COMPOSED Of the osssrAtsd caIisays bark.
sinisFsrssn, sAssafras, roots aud herbs, eli pr.-
'efTsd IN perfectly pure ST. osoix rum. For BAR.
''eaiafs' see siFeslArz and testimonials around
zach bottle.
Ds't&ke 81 impestOFs. Ezanfss every sossh
'eS mat u bias our private 0. 9. Stamp unmutI-
Atea over tAs cork, with plantation scene, ana
'ar SIGNATURE on aas steel plate side Iabsl. See
.lAs CIR bottle is not rs-alisl with spurious ssd
le's'srionsstHn- Auy t,rson prstsrdine sosslI
FlAntati'n bttsrs BY the gallon or IN hulk, Il an
q ps''er. Aay person Initiating lhis bolsls. or
sii'og hny ether material fhsrsln, whether called
riantatios Bittsrs or net, is aoriainal under ths
. Law and viii b so prosocutsd ~ a.. We
hreAdy have orr eye on several parties rs.elIiue
'ar bottles, 4e., Who will succeed in getting
.aslassisss into Close quarters Tne demand for
of@As's Plantation bittsrs from Ladies'. elarxx.
''sa' merchants, Ae-r IA incredible. The simpIs
rial Of bottieisthe evidences we present Of thsl,
*orth aud sapsriOrity, They ars cold by all 70
peotabis druggists, groeers. phyrjciAns, hotels,
@te9ns, stesmb boats, and country stores.
r. Fl. DRAKE 90
30. zQ2 Hreadwey ". z.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01

NEw YoRk, Oct 3L-By an arriva
Of Toe mail, via Fortress Monroe, We
nave New Orleans dates Of the 9th.
The late frosts materially checked the
yellow fever, which is abating.
The medical authorities say it will not
be safe for parties TO return who have
not been exposed to fsvers until cold
weather sets in permanently.
The reported death Of Col. Heaton
and son is incorrect
The whole number of deaths from
fever vill not exceed two thousand, con
sisling mostly Of citizens and refugees.
The fever originated from 9 slip al
the foot Of Craven Street in Nswberu.
Shieh vas filed up last June By Capt
Bradley With manure and rotten meat
The rebel papers appear to be unani-
mously in favor of arming the blacks
The editor Of the Southern CoRfed-
erdcy, writing 10 his paper from Rich
mond, says The pressure brought 10
bear upon the authorities here favorirg
the arming of blacks has been too strong
10 be resisted; hence with gratitude !
am able to state officially that arrange
nents are nov being made to arm for
The spring campaign three hundred
thousand slaves, whose masters are to
% compensated BY the Confederate Gov
ernmenL The slaves armed are to have
their freedom and fifty acres of land
each, which iHsares them q permanent
home IA the South
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01
River News.

The river is going down rapidly, and
the bar above the city is becoming quite
prominent There is now bat feet
scant on the Shoalest bare hence to Cal
no, and boats are loading to suit
The Rob Roy, which has BEEN aground
At French Island, was lightsned of by
the Advance, and arrived here yester.
day morning. She again transferred her
freight from the Advance, and left for
Johnsonville, but brought up on Hender-
son bar, and her clerk came up on the
Carrie last night TO procure q barge to
tighten her over.
The arrivals at this port since Sun day
night embrace the Roano ke, Pittsburg
to st. Lonis; the Darling, Cincinnati to
Memphis; Willie Carnage and Kate Put.
nam, Cumberland river to Louisville
Rob Roy, Cincinnati to JohnsonyilIs
Cfeicent City, from below, to the bone
yard TO repair, Gen Anderson, Cairo
aud return, aud the Carrie, from Fort
Donaldson
The Morning Star lsit about o'clock
for Louisville, with considerable freight
and crowd Of people Among the lat
ter vas Capt F NJ Humphrey, Of The
firm II Cox q Humphrey, who goes to
Loui,vile and Cincinnati on business
and foF pleasure.
We commend him to the kindness,
and iatherIy care Of our contemporaries
Of the Journal ard Democrat and es.
p4ciat.y o the sage eounseIs and guar
dians rp Of our friend, 9. ID. Miller, Of
the Commercial lie does not, we be-
lieve, propose making any political
speeches during this campaign, knowing
that the "cAlling aud election" of Faith
er Abraham is sure.
The Gen. Anderson, detained by fog,
did not get in until 2 o'clock, but left
with moderate trip at p. m.
The John T. MeCombs passed up
yesterday without landing, making mag
nifcent time.
The Crescent City, the accident to
which, We mention elsewhere, managed
to get back TO this port last evening, and
will lie up here for repairs She exhib-
its a gaping and extensive wound in her
siArboard quarter and wheel house
The Carrie arrived here at dark last
night from the Cumberland She re.
ports navigation played out in that
stream. She had SO hhds. of tobacco and
a cabin full Of people.
The Cottage is still aground at Dover,
the City of Madison at Ingraham shoals,
and the Lady Franklin at some other
point
The Katie is at Clarksyille waiti ng a
rise, which in view of the rise at Pitts
burg may be shortly expected.
The Carrie will lie over here day OF
two to repair little, and will then q
to Jacksonville or Memphis, to which
latter place she is offered a trip.
The Clifton aud Golden Eagle ar,
due here early this morning for Mem
phis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01

NEw YoaE, 3l.-Ths Richmond En-
qnire' eanlAins the following Official
news: an attack, by Mosby, upon a heav-
lily guarded wagon train Of the enemy,
near Bunker Hill, Iresulted 10 killing
one General, capturing and killing some
others, aud made good bis retreat Oar
readers will remember that Gen DUFF
6e was captured, and seen, alive and
well, afterwards By prisoner who es-
capped.
The Richmond papers gave out few
days since that Mosby would prefer TO
murder any Yankee prisoner be might
take, in retaliation for the murder OF
several Of his own men.
Gen. Dufie, supposed to have been
killed, was a son Of the Rev. DR.. Duffie,
the eminent Presbyterian Divine of De-
troit, and joined the army 81 the break
ing out Of the rebellion.
Brig. Gen. Ransom, commanding the
i7lh army corps in SSerman's army
died at Rome, Ga, on Saturday, Of dys
EMERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01

Ngw YoRK, Oct. 3I.-Tns Tines 8
correspondent with Butler, gives details
Of how two of our brigades fell into a
rebel trap on Thursday last:
When Gen. Weiizel reached the Viii
lisnsbarg road he found vide open
space and a disconnected redoubt on
either side Of it, aud the works seemed
only feebly manned, the enemy using
but one gun in the redoubt TO the right
OF the road Gen. Weitxel deemed il
advisable to essay the capture of the
works, and sent into the assault Cullum S
and Fsirchild's brigades The troops
advanced gallantly and with cheer to
within few hundred yards of the works,
when another work opened q deadly
cross FIRE of grape and schrapnel and
our troops found themselves in tap
With out little chance Of escape.
The majority in those 5rigades we're
made prisoners.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01
The VERY LATEST
By
TELEGRAP H.


LOUISVILLE, Oct 3l-Ths Journal
SAYS q dispatch received at hesdqusr-
ters Nashville from GAINESVILLE, states
that Lieut. Col Pratt. at Fort Donelson,
reports that . part Of Forests com
mand, with three pieces Of artillery,
sunk q steamer and barge loaded With
army clothing at Fcrt Hieman, on the
Tennessee river on Saturday morning
The same dispatch mentions that
| Capt Cutter, with fhirty-6ye meB. the
same day, attacked and drove across the
river 90 Of Col MaIoue's rebel cavalry,
killing two and wounding eight
It is rumored that 900 rebels are
threatening 70 attack Pine Bluff, Oh
the Tennessee river.
The Democrat learns on Gen. Mere
dith's return te Padaeah on Wednesday
be received dispatches from Gen. Sher
| -nan and from Columbus, stating that
Forrest vas intending to attack Padu
cab and was marching on Columbus
Scouts and deserters report large
numbers passing Dresden, Trenton, Lex
ington, Shady Grove, and MeLaHesyille
At the latter place heavy supplies were
being accumulated, al within fits miles
Of Mayfeld
Forrest Is also known 10 have at Jack
son several ;heussnd men.
The danger being imminent, on Wed
nesday night the cavalry was safely
withdrawn from Mayfsld.
The business men Of Paducah were
ordered TO pack up their stocks aud
r.1.ca tha~,. aIo.-f etaa u,e-a 1xbtob .arz
detained for the purpose
On the 9th scouts reported a rebel
force within Is miles Of the city, since
which time no intelligence Of their
movements has been received Every
business house in the city has been
closed and the goods removed TO place
Of safety Business of all kinds has
been suspended and everything is pre-
pared TO give Forrest warm reception.
There is no doubt bat Ibat Gen. Mere
dith viii be able TO hold the place if at
attacked.
Buford's headquarters is at Shady
Grove. He has eight regiments, three
baitalions, and battery Of Dahlgren
guns
Orders we're issued for q coneenEra-
ton Of the forces on the Tennessee line,
and 10 prepare to march on Padueah.
Forrest, Chalmers and Baford are all
in command.
oE Thursday 3 dash was made on
JohnsonviIle, and sixty head Of cattle
were captured
Yesterdays Nashville UnisH contains
the following: A ramor was in eireula-
ton yesterday that Atlanta had been
evacuated We do not believe the state
ment The place il aot even in the
slightest danger
There can be little doubt Of the fact
that Hoods army was day or two since
near the Tennessee river, bat the rebel
leader hesilatss 10 attempt crossing
The news comes through refugees aud
is very contradictory and confused.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01
New Tork Markets.

NEW ToEk. oet 81.
Gotten more active under the advance in cola /;
closing Arm At aA9l > Flour 10 csnts higher !;
10 sSell for R. e. o.; II loSIi Is for trade
brands, mArks; dosing wlih The advance not ans.
tanned whisky 20 better and in very mode
r4ie dsmsRd. Rys hrHsr a. l sal IS. Corn
opened quiet and closed le better att IS fsr mixed
western Oats heavy saa tower At - for western
Csnse qsiet and arm Sugar L.a55S higher; Cuba
IsszS1s Pork lever At q TS8ss for nsx ness
Lard arsnsr At So92zs4. Money gaits easy at ca
per esHt or call loans. Sc Ring Exchange quiet
sad steady at los1 for Gold. Coll excited aad de-
sidsaiy higher; opening At "a: advancing to
2zI7si deeliaing 70 2ash4 and eiosias At AZ
Government steeks more active and hrnsr one
ye@r certificates 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01

NEW YoEK, Oct 3l-Ths bear cIieque
in gold is said TO control from S., 000,-
900 to $1,000, 600 in gold. Their oper-
atoms commenced this morning by
throwing 81 nnN~0 10 cash gold on the
marks.. 4sis said to have been borrow
ed froua the Treasury. This happened,
however, to come in the face Of large
export demand, aided by strong bull
operation, and the effect on the market
was scarcely apPreciable- The price
opened at 223.
The Commercials Washington special
says the trial of Col North, the New
York State agent charged with compiled
ty in the recently discovered election
frauds, commenced to-day before q mill
tary commission.
Commissioners appointed by Governor
Seymour to investigate the action Of the
Government, are in session at Willard $
Hotel The Posts special says they are
to have an interview with the President
this afternoon or tomorrow.
Some of the shareholders in lower
Maryland are holding their slaves, sc
try the question Of emancipation in the
Courts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01

Nav YoRk, Oct 3l.-The Conner
eiGi 5 Washington special says:
Fears are entertained that Gen. Gro
YER, who was wounded in the late en-
gagement in the Valley, will have to
suffer ampntation o! the arm.
Gen. Rawlins. Gen. Grants Chief Of
Staff, was in the city today.
The President said this afternoon that
he had received no news of importance
to-day.
Sherman, af last advices, said be
would hold Atlanta.
President lincoln addressed the 42d
Massachusetts, returning home, in q
brief and cheerful speech to-day. He
alluded to the change in Maryland since
the Isl Massachusetts passed through.
On their way home they would have the
satisfaction of passing through free
MARYLAND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01

Persons Of sedent=ry habits troubled Wit,
1s@kheS iAssitude, paipitation Of the heart, ZACH
y sppsfits, distress after eating, torpid liver,
constipation. dsssrvS to su9sF, if they will no,
try H.. c.4.,--..s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01
Chasing a Pirate.

NEW YoEK, Oct 3I-A vessel which
arrived here reports speaking, on Thurs
day last, the gunboat Mobile, in chase Of
the pirate Tallahassee.
Another vessel reports that the United
States steamer Ticonderogs visited the
British West India island Of Grenada on
the I'D ult for supply Of coal, bat the
authorities would not let her have it, and
ordered her to leave the harbor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01

kAshsir0n is from the Greek word .Kathro, :. or
"AathAiFo." signifying to cleanse. rvJuvIn&ts and
restore. This srtIels Il what its name signifies
FOR preserving, restoring aud beAutifyiag the
AMMAN hair 10 10 tbs most remarkable prsparassen
10 the world. II IL again owned and put up BY
the original proprietor. aud Is nov made With shs
same care Skill aad attention which gave u q
sale ofover one million bottles per Anaam.
IL Is most dsiightfal Hair Dressing.
ltsFadicates scurf and dandrun
y keeps the lead cool and clean.
II makes the hsir, rich, con aud glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling OF and turn.
lug gray.
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady Or ssatlsman whs values a beautiful
head ofhair shoald aao lyons KafhAiron. tits
known snd a I'd throughout the civilized World.
sold BY ell respeetsbie dssIsrs.
DEMAs BARHEs 4 CO.. New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01

BuFFALo, Oct 3l-Ths city was pa
srolled by the military aad large force
or police last night Companies we're
stationed on the docks, but nothing oc-
Cured, bat il was thought the prompt
action Of the aathorities, and the fact
that the military we're al oat yesterday
attending Gen. Bidwslfs funeral, had
frustrated the plans Of the raiders
A number of suspicious persons we're
observed in town within short time.
Parties state to-day that rockets we're
thrown up and guns fred last night by
unknown parties. These were tboeglt
70 be signals Of parties on tho opposite
shore
4. is runored that there will be q
meeting between the Gar Of Rnssia and
the Emperor Napoleon, 1t Nice.
Cash payments have been suspended
By the banks Of Brasil
War has been declared BY Brazil
against Uruguay.
John Cochrane ia passenger by the
City Of Manchester.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01
Cincinnati Markets.

CTxzlxS1r1. Oct. 81.
Flour firm Snd in fair demand superans sec
81 extra . 3s; family 81. , beat euist and
hardly 80 arm; prime red I -; white lo92 Il.
Germ arm; ear 1851 IS. sheIled s4Sbss.-
Oats arm at 1870. Ryel 80. Barley daIiat 50
81 s.. Whisky declining to l 50. Provisions
quiet; nothiag doing. Hogs zdvAHs 70 lie
gEsss; reesipts light Groosriss Arm and In gOod
demand Geld a and arm. Exchange at par
as premium
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01

MONTREAL, Oct 3l.-The Confederate
managers in the ease of the St Adams
raiders, in the event Of decision being
given By the Canadian Court to surren-
der up the raiders, intend appealing TO
the Judicial Committee of the Privy
Council in England.
II IL reported that the Washington
Government has no,6ed England Of an
intention 10 increase their ornaments
on the Lakes. for the purpose Of protect
ing the frontier.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01

FFaaa IN" AE"Ey o. HHN = o "I'aNt+
HEADQUARTERS ARax or THE PoTosAc,
October s0-Since The army returned
toits old quaFtes, on Friday, nothing
OF importance has been done.
The rebel cavalry followed as closely,
but did not do much damage They
made repeated efforts to charge, but we're
repulsed with heavy loss.
As tar "a can be ascertained, our loss.
ss will reach 1900 The Second corps
which did most Of the 6ghting, lost 10
officers killed and 81 woanded
The cavalry division host, it is thought,
about 200
The lsas Of the enemy is savsre, some
say greater than surs We have cap
tured SIS prisoners aud foar battle Gags.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01
)R. II AHDEBs A CO.,
Physicians aud Chemists,
No. 42s Broadway, New York.


1heu m ettsm.-No disease is 50 certain
cute by Brxndrcth' Pllsaa this. They sa0n TAX
est Of tha blood the particular virus upoa which
all the paln depends, and the patient Is cured
Env. n. q. Adams, 300 Twrihh Street, New
York, suffered WITH rheumatian Tor a long perod.
He was attended ~ able physicians. but thar
prescriptions we're Of 90 avail he was unable 70
move without assistance, and fer four months WA
almost entirely confined 70 his bad. At this 20.
riol Of his siekusas. When hope had asd, aud he
expected to be a cripple for the remainder Of HE
life, he was recommended 20 use BRANpRRTH's
PILLS.
Tho hrst box evidently made him better; the
improvement more decided from the seoosd
box, and by the tins he had ussd eighteen boxes,
he entirely cured OF rheumatisrn. and tsa
strength aud suppleness ef his limhs we're ~
stored. II Is now ever year that this surs has
beeR anscfed. aud be has had rstafn, but cen.
tlnues the asJ oyment OF perfsoi health. JUS sm
--.--i---A
na-Ist those who have doubted the vi tues
Buns cEpaoN Bi4fERs, II any such thors he
read the following ceftidcate froan gentlsmen vel
known IN this community, asd doubt ne nors,
It's general Introduction into the army viii Save
chs lives ofthousnnds ofour soldiers:
/ LouisvILLE, KY, June ID, 1855.
We, the undersigned, have ssen the good effects
produced by the % Or. IoHS BUIL's Cxpnop
BirrgSs IN Of general debility and prostration
Of The system, and believe Its general use would
prevent disease and relieve much sufsrinx.--
Among oar soldiers particularly would this be the
case. especially those who are exposed 10 mias-
mAiio influence ia The sosthern elimats.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. Sd DIS. Ky.
CHAS. d. COTTON,
Cellestsg Of the Port Of Louisville, r.
COL. II. DENT. fFtti -.ts
Provost Marshal Gent Of Kentucky.
REV. D. p. HENDERSON, s+ress
Vice Prest Of Sanitary Cemmisssoa.
HARVEY, HUGHES 8 Co,
Publisher Democrat
Gee. r. DoERN.
Prop. Louisville Anxeigex
/ HUGHES & PARKHILL,
wholsssle pr Goods Dealer 9, MAsn str~sa
Louisville, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN CO.. Fffs ra-.
Wholesale Shoe Dealer, rIAin 81, Louisvflls
HART \ MAPoTHER,
photographers, cor. NiArkst and Third sau
JULIUS WINTER, a.sE4
Clothing herehae.., cor. Sd and Msrhst So
louisville, Ny.s
, CAPT s. T. HfLDRETu,
or steamer Mater Anderson.
1 MAI. y. T. THusT0N, ~ -
Raymaster Z. 5. Army.
Q, NJ. METCALr.
Stspnal Hotel. Louisvigls, Ey.
col. ISsSSE BATEES
4th Ky. Cavalry.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE,
Z Louisvills Journal.
p see advertisement ia another co1unR.
fcS6 u seld BY PETER VIKRkfkG,
Sole Agent. KvAnsEilIs. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-01

WASHINGTON, Oct 3L-Government
transports having been lired into en the
Potomzc, al expedition was sent down
IN the vicinity Of Wyeomoss Inlet, land
Ell, and all the residences known as har-
bora for rebel sympathizers and gusr-
rfilas we're DESTROYED