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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-19
frron The New & ork World

The status of the slaves thus armed and
disciplined, will be very different, however,
from that contemplated at the North. They
will be made soldiers, but they will remain
slaves Freedom to the slave is not reear
ded at the South as boon. The southern
people have ever been solicitous for the
welfare o. their slaves, and that welfare,
they are convinced, can be best secured in
their present condition. Four years of war
have abupdantly proved the attachment Of
the slaves to their masters and to their
condition. There have been no insurrec.
tons, although there havo been many op
portunities for them. As q soldier, the
slave would be no less obedient and docile
than As servant. As soldier, he would
render great service to the State, for it
would only be under the pressure of q great
emergency that be would be called on for
military duty. And for that great service
be would be rewarded, But the reward
would be in the shape of Q real and sub>
stantial benefit to him, and not in the shope
Of . chimera. -. itf.'
THE SOUTH WOULD sAcRIFIcE THEIR SLAVES
IN ORDER TO GAIN INDEPENDENCE.
The people Of the North must constsn
" bear in mind one thing, for It 10 the kew
f. all that the South will do in any emsi.
geney. The southern PsQpls are not fight
ing for tlayesy; they are sighting for inde.
Pen9eAce and separate nationality. They
would sacri6ce slavery unbesitstingly, il It
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
THE VERY LATEST |
TELE Or r A H.
Atlanta Taken.
The Long Agony Over.


NASHVILLE, Sept 2-Gen. Sherman :
advance entered Atlanta this morning
at II o'clock. The whole Federal force
will enter to-day.
Several miles Of the Nashville & Chat
tanooga Railroad was burned by Wheel
er's forces yesterday. Gen. Rousseau
drove the rebel force within three miles
Of Lavergne, meeting stubborn resist
anee.
Late intelligence reports that the head
Of Wheeler's column left the Murfrees-
boro pike going to the right al 10 o clock
About o'clock the whole force was
moving for the Tennessee Il Alabama
Railroad, in the direction OF Franklin
Rousseau is is in close pursuit. Persons
just in from Franklin report that the
town was in the hand of Wheeler's forces,
be having entered and captured it last
night Particulars not received.
Our casualties in yesterdays skirmish-
ing were five killed and Ely or seventy
hve wounded.
A small body Of rebels fred into q
train on the Tennessee 4 Alabama Rail
road at Brentwo God, eight miles from
here
The rebel loss yesterday was eight
killed and fifteen wounded. We cap
tured q number Of prisoners.
No tslsgraph Communication south Of
this point
The river is falling.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

NEW YokK, Sept 2--Tbe Bristol,
East Tennessee, Gazette of the 25,h.
says the Union cavalry which charged
into Rogersville, captured the Hon. J
B Heiskell, Col Walker, Lieut. Blevens
ard the Provost Marshal, together with
Is privatss Three.of the rebel prisoners
were shot down in cold blood by dsser-
ter from the rebel army.
In the meantime artillery had besa
sent from Knoxville to the vicinity of
Balls Gap, while heavy force Of cav
airy advanced in that direction.
On Thursday they attacked the rebels
who fell back to Jonesboro.
We learn that the Yankees have al
vaaeed TO within few miles Of Kings
port
The Gazette says the intelligence from
East Tennessee represent the condition
Of our people in that section as beeom-
ing more and more distressing
The Petersburg Express SAYS the
Yankess routed the rebels at JouesbOro,
and we're destroying the railroad north
and south OF the town
TheT intend TO hold the position al
Jonesboro so as to compel Hood to fall
back. The Yankee force is estimated az
from 1900 to 1900
Jaekson's cavalry had attacked them,
and the Eight was still going on.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
GOLD PENS.

AL psus irsar MY tgssis ssssk. 80. p. hAAzEa
ExrEs Lot, M" Tor which have secured the
sspgrfyhf aud are wafraatea "a gArats hgs aud
psripct ia every respect sent BY mail ~ express
70 any part Of the coHntry receipt Of price and
rsfarH charges Persons ordering all pluaaa stats
the sire and styia dssirvd whether hard sefts
hns coaEse, and ~ the ten shsald ial 90 Hlssse
Of prove aasctixe, they Nil hsxe ths privileges Of
exchanging A dedaction of hfssen pr eat al
lowed on orders " So Or sxsr. and twenty Eve
per eent. ca thess Of 500. Lifersi discount made
t. the trade. Old pens repaired In the best sas-
nsy for atty oshis taad aaaBl each. Cireu-
lars showing siEes, styles, ana prices u Watches
seat EHnK T. aay address Address
CO BARNES,
Dealer In Gold Psua and AMrHicAH WATeHKs,
Us Malls strsst, cor. sixth, Louisville, NJ.
uarhrJfgA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
Brig. Gen. c S. A

WASHINGTON, Sept 2.-Ths informA-
ten from the Army Of The Potomac IS
that all was quiet yesterday.
4 number Of shells have been thrown
into Petersburg, from q monster Is inch
mortar, to deter the rebels from firing on
our piekets, and il seems to have the
desired effect
The Navy Department has received
official dispatches from Fsrragut Il aP-
pears that the rebel General Paige en-
deavored 10 obtain mere favorable terms
but was obliged to surrender Fort Nor
gan unconditiosally.
Farragut states that be has reasons 70
believe that most Of the guns we're spiked
and gun carriages wantoaly injured aftei
the white flag had been raised. he al
so discovered thatiGea. Paige audlseyei
al Of his officers had no swords 10 de
liver, and several we're broken that wer'
1 surrendered
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
River News.

Slowly but steadily the river declines,
and the extreme heat Of yesterday, il it.
continues, wih accelerate the decline
Navigation is still excellent however.
and We do not expect extreme low water
again this season.
Ths arrivals yesterday we're the Pioa.
eer, Katie, Ella Faber. LleweIlyn, Jas
Gray, and Cuba
The departures were the John A.
Fisher, James Gray, Ella Faber, Level
Ign. Fannie BrAndies, Ida Rees
The entire operations of yesterday were
ia government service, except the J. A.
Fisher, that left for Cairo With reasonable
trip, and the Mail, and the James Gray
which arrived from CIR En- Rivsr'with = hir
load Of tobacco. snder command Of Com
modOre wm. White, ea.ss Vi ane sss.t
White irn, Capt Ed. having laid of en-
important business.
The IdahOe. Miami, Cuba, Nashville
aud Pioneer are loading with govsra-
msnt freight
Cap. Hazletts new boat the Katie, .
photograph Of the Carrie, arrived here
yesterday morning She is beautiful
little steamer, and will, We presume, load
her for Nashville
To-day the Charmer will be the sls.
gast and reliable packet for Cairo. She
has excellent accommodation, and is in
command Of that popular and sx-
perieneed officer, Capt Gus Dusoaehstt,
wiih nj Frank Dusouchett aad VI Scr
rshson ia TIE os5cs She viIl leave 81
- clock precisely
The gorgeous and unrivalled Taras
con, ihe pride Of the Louisville Lias,
vil be ths regular packet this aferneon.
shs viz bs il early assd passsagers aad
shippers should be ready
Capt Jim Lusk is her elegant and
popular commander, while the ahiAble
and courteous Blacksmith dispenses
smiles aud staie-rooms at the Office with
an inimitabls grace Mr. Carr, so fav-
orAbly known on the packets, viii, We
presume, be found experimenting
freight
By dispatch to Q. NJ Klink, Ne
learn that there was feet Of water on
HsrPssh Shoals yesterday.
The following are the Dimensions Of
the Niagsrs, Capt Dravo's new steamer,
whieh passed down on Thursday even
ing.
Length, 265 feet breadth Of beam,
81 feet; door, 50 feet; over eli 10 feet I;
81 feet depth Of hold.
She has four 20 Aaed boilers, 20 feet
long and 46 inches in diameter. with two
engines with "A inch OFFENDERS and 9
feet stroke
She is plainly but very neatly snisbed
and is one Of the most substantial and
complete boats afoat Capt. bravo hal
established a fss reputation and il
worthy 20 command so 6ne a craft
The Ben. siiekoey will not be hers
until next Wednesday, AZ We learn By
telegraph.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

NEw YoEK, Sept 2-The HsTalds
correspondent with ATerilfs cavalry,
Sept lst, says it vas Rhodss's corps Of
rebel infantry, together with Vaughn's
cavalry, that attacked Gen. Averilfs
division q. Martinsburg yesterday after
neon. They apparently hoped 10 sur
prise Averill, bat failed. Early was at
Winchester last night, and the hasty re-
treat of Rhodes's corps this morning In
dicates that the rebels have important
reasons for moving up the Valley. They
lost both time and men BY this last oper-
atioz. AveriA attacked the enemy with
. portion Of bis cavalry, driving the
enemy out Of Martinsburg, occupying
the town, and continuing the pursuit 70
= point four miles toward Winchester.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
New FORK Markets.

SEw Yeas. sept. g
COT TON --Eafhsr nars sisAdy, wttk however
ss aaiag al seal 81 s8r nid4tias spisHds.
FLaUh .-AarAst tar stats AID Western tbe4
- better. fs4io - for extra ststss II S1es
II g. for extra rops1 hsop Ohio, II sell Is fsf
Trsds brands. ClastnE quiet
WHISKY Dali aaa dsclining. sales at 81
cor state aud Western.
WHEAT --1Asc bstter. and quiet at 21es1 "a
for Chlgsao sprinEs % for WtstsF red wss-
tea ard f3ogz q fsf aEbsr NJ hlFan.
CORN lie better Aad ciosing dali - e2@i Is
for utxsa Western.
OATS a shaae sruasr, At gsj. fer Western.
PORK .-Dpsned mere ACTIVE, asa Fatbar hrmar.
but elossa duil snd heavy at ssss9 80 for old
naasx 4l6es2 for rev mes.
LARD Film ~ k2a33lSc
BrfTEK--A Sd de frtneF, ~ a3sst5 FOR Ohio :
so15s f1r State.
sFklusEY More sctivs, and rates a. PER cent.
STERLING EXcHASGE.-IffegHsS aud IN
settled
GaLD Irregular, unssftisi aad armsr open
/ log al 81. desnHiuE 60 2 oi1s anI cioaing ~
! 8tsf-
GOVERNMENT STOCKS littis hrmsr q
/ So Of lsst. registsrud, I0T. coupons. iVI55
/ SOS, 1876 Treasury noiss, itliS, esftlaeaiss
/ 80.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
Foreign Nexxs.

HALIFAX, Sept 2-TAe steamer
Hecla, from Liverpool. Aug. 23d, via
Queenstown on the 24,h, arrived here
to-day.
TIE difficulty between the Egyptian
Government and the United States has
been adjusted.
The British Custom authorities have
issued an order that no ship of either OF
the American belIigerents shall be al
lowed TO enter any English port for the
purpose Of being dismantled and sold.
LzvEzrsoL, Aug. "a Cotton irrezu-
lar Bresdstufs quiet Provisions dali
Produce quiet and steady. Consols, ssl
/ Ca,s9 for money. Illinois Central Shares
i5sG46a, Erie, 4l942
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

KENTUCKY CoPPESEEAD& - The In-
dianapolis Journal of Friday says IAN
immense ruffled shirt, enclosing the per
son of ex-Gov. wiokliffe, arrived in town
last night, accompanied BY Senator Pow
ell and other distinguished coppsrhesas
all fresh from the Chicago Convsp-
ton, and sweating enthusiasts for Liti
tie Mac from every pors."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03


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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

UxFoRruNATE.--Afe few OF the le0ders
of the Mcclellan party we're celebrating
bis nomination last night, but unfortu-
nately for their sport, the news arrived
that Atlanta was taken, when Mcclellan
stock went down aud the distinguished
gentlemen dried up. l-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

NEw YoRK, Sept . - The Posts
Washington special says that authentic
information has been received from
Sheridan that Early is Withdrawing bis
forces up the Waller, via Middlehury and
SsFssburg.
The Commercial Washington special
SAYS Gen. Sheridan has orders to hold
Early in the Valley a. long as be can.
The Hon Thomas Corwin is endeav-
oring 20 induce the President 70 modify
the manifesto To Whom il may Con
Germ.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
The Union League.

viii meet this evening at seven o'clock
precisely at Mozart Hall There is bus
mess to transact, aud members viii all
please attesd, and be on hand promptly.
After the business Is completed, it is ex-
pscled that there viii be speeches either
in the Hall or in front Of the Branch
Bank. Let us have fall turnout
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

@s9- Ladies aud gentlemen, you will
miss il if you fail to 60 to II. Nelson's
ine sale of household furniture, at the
Auction Rooms, at 81 o'clock this morn.
ing, ON the corner Of Main and Third
Streets. There are three splendid sofas,
three bureaus Zone marble sop), two car.
pets and general and large lot Of good
furniture, also good hunting case gold
WATCH Gr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

T>Ano,hsr grand victory Was won
yesterday by the capture of AtlaHta.
We have no details, "a the lightning
took possession of the lines. The re-
port Of the capture, however, is official
and authentic, We shall doubtless re.
eeive full details .his morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

SERIOUS AccIDEET.-We learn that q
carpenter, whose name we could not as
certain, fell from the top Of house,
over the Canal, yesterday, receiving Sc
we're bat il ia believed not fatal injuries
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

30 Two or three NcClsllanites, over
whelmod with enthusiasm which they
had drawn from a bottle, parAded the
streets, boisterously siDgisg, shouting
and disgusting all decent people With
their drunken antiea 1t is remarkable
such things are permitted under this
Lincoln tyranny.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

lMMESsg BErTs. - Mrs Z. Weaiall
who keeps a vegetable store on Locust
Street, between First and Second, sent
us yesterday three beets, raised this
year, weighing as follows 7 lbs 2 or,
6 lbs. 10 OF, aud 6 lbs or These
bsets, we should think, we're hard to
beat, as Mrs WessfAlrs vegetables al
WAYS are.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
SCHOOL.
Mathematical
AND
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
JOHN A. ALLEN:::P Principal
SCHOOL.

Graduate 81 the 5 Military Acadsmy. West
Point, and Tor many setrs an Instructor
Of vouth
THE SECOND SIS los OF THIS SCHOOL
vil ,ommeoce on Monday, september the
Ssh. ia the battling On int street part Of
whi-h Is oczupisd % Mr.. Bebm's Commercial
College.
Tae course Of stg3y lrcl1tes al the brAnches Of
a con- pie = EnElish ard Classical education
Tie studsnts are rec aired u perform such mlli-
sary ez-rcises as eanzFlbate 70 discipline heAlth
ard sa-y and grzcsfai carriage
The .chol ystic scar consist q I've sessions q
twenty we-kseseh.
Tu.Tr1S so per session Of twenty weeks, one
bali payahIs At the con- menee n4snG, aad the d =
ans At the middle o. the sAioa-
40 daducti1u for withtraaai q srh0iars frsm
he school durIas The session. except IN cases OF
pratracted sick
UNTroE1 Fer winter, ons hlss Cloth Rozsd-
zkouf standfI solar - hook ia frcat. sisEl. rev
o. nfae gilt bufsous {. :. ArtiiIsryl. sAd hires
saalI ones to baton he canss Cadet grey eAoih
I PantAlev rs, with ack cord % ths ont1E seam.
from N. waist - tks ankls blne cloth rili-
tar cap
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

sT Louis, Sept 2-The Sioux City,
Iowa Register Of the 27th ult, saws
Mr. Sill, Of the Nail Department, {
arrived from Fort Union, reports bal
tie 10 have occurred between Gen. Sui
iy's command and about 5000 Indiana,
near knife river, July 18th, in which the
latter we're defeated With loss Of $50
killed. Our loss Was killed and 20 or
30 wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

ATTENTION, VrrHRAMl-Any veteran
soldier desiring to rt-snter the service, BY
doing so to-day, can get bounty Of 5000
$500 from the Government, aud $500
frou, an exempt who, though incapable
Of rendering military service wishes to
be representsd in the var for the union.
This is the last day the Government
Bounty caa be obtained. Inquire at tbs
Journal Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

tar The Hon. Andrew Johnson,
Cnion candidate for the Vice-Presi-
dency, will make FIVE speeches At differ
ent points in Indiana during the month
Of October. Gov Brough Of Ohio ia also
expected to make few speeches in our
State
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
HONG INTERESTS.

To PHrsIcIAss.-n you wish to purchase Vsrs
Drugs, Medicines, sad Chemicals a. = small ad-
vance on Eastern prices, 20 sad sxzHniae kxLLEa
WaITE's stock, where yes viii ind sysfy srti-
Gle that Is nsedsd By the profsssion, and a. prsss
watch esanos fAn to give satisfzstion- Their
store is at No. - aais street mzy4d&wtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
County Convention

There will be a Mass Convention Of
the Union men Of Vanderburgh County,
held at the Courthouse in Evansville,
on Saturday, the Sd Of September, at
halfpast two o'clock, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the ensuing
election.
The members Of the Excessive Com
mittee are requested to see that due
notice is given in their respective town
ships.
By order of the County tx. Com.
J. J. CHAxDLER, President
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

B1- When gold went down to 232,
the doves said il was because the people
had confidence that Mcclellan would be
nominated. The day after be was nomi-
mated ii went up fifteen cents Why
was it?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
RE .RUIPs WANTED.
INFORMATION WANTED.

TNFoRuATsOH wAsTED RELATIFK 10
i Andres Ferguson Desp-r- When last sesr - =
wa a. EszsurEb. Wsrriek eosntg, Ira - .
ruary 1857. be IL Supposed 20 y essss e. -,
Ists-.IIv ~ addrsasinx 70 Mr.. George Dr1psfs -.
81 Great Howard street, Itssrpoo BAs1Aee' - =
M. Rsbsrts Eo. 20, Park Rs~, See hs1A my.
azkso-s8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03


vssfass, issaituta. Fsipifs.'ss sftss Assrt. isss
e aeFsiissi aisir-ss sfisr satisr. tsrFia us.r.
osnaiiPsiise, asssrss - sss.r. ~ tAsy in uss
~ las esissFsiea
PLANTATION BTTTERs.
whieh are aev FeeemHssassa ~ ne hsrhsss a.ss.
cal huthafiiisa, sad vaFrsnts9 ts rrs1eosaa -
assiais hsasas'pi sssei Thsy ars szssssiaFiy
ssFpsahis. lsFis5-ly psrs. ans nust supsrsssa al
ether senses vhsFsa as-ltay. ssstls ss5sas-as !.
required
Thsy purifs, strengthen and iRvigerass.
ThsY create healthy sppstits.
Thsy an sntidets 70 change 81 wstsr aaA
dat
They overeous the sasets Of dissIpatisa saa
late hosrs
They ssrsngthen chs syss.m And srtilvsn ne
the mind
They pFevsst aisa.aAise snd iaasrniss.., -
They surifs the hrsasA sHd sslal,y e u.
stomach.
Thsy eure Dyspspsia Ass osastipasiea.
Thsy care DiAnhss saa ohslsra nsrbas.
They care Liver ce@piAIst AAG Nerves.
Heaaaehs.
Thsy iaaks The veal stEoax. the Issgula ira
liant. and arr sxhaastsd assuFss great rssssrsr.
They are composed ofths e.lssratsd o.llsAy. Aark,
~inssrgreen, sAssafrAs. rests aad hsrhs, all pre-
served IN perfsctiy pure 81. orsin ras. Ter par.
ucuiaFs. So eirsaiars aaa ssstinssl.ls srouaa
saeh sotfls
Beware Of impsstsEs. Ex.Sins every bsttis.
hse that u has eur private O. q. staaR unmuti-
lated essr The cork. 18th pisntstios ss.ns. sss
our signature en- aas ss-.l plate side labsl So
that oar bottis 70 net rs-aBei With spurisus aaa
asissssioss ssaa. Aay psrsoz rrsisaains " ~,
rantatisn sistsrs ~ ~ gallon Or IN ssik. 10 =.
impsstor. Aay psrson initiating this sestls. sr
selling any ether material thsrsia whsshsf s.lls<
Plantation Biitsrs BET, is srissinsi s.Asr to
o. 3. Lac. and vii - prosssuss1 b "a We
already have oar eye en- several parties fs-aiifzE
or bsttss, Ae., whs wilI saoossa 10 rstsfnr
tssmsalvss iHte close susrtsrs. Ths 6sasHa Or
Draks's Plantation bstlsrs fron lEAiss. slsrxy-
men. narchants. &e., e tsersdibls. Ths sfnpls
trial Of bottle is shs ssissnss ~ pr.ssas q thsl
~otth aa& sapsriofity, Thsy sr.seid - ell -
sreesasis srugrists, gfoosrs. physislsns. Astsis.
saleens. stssaboats, asd eoustry stores.
r. q. DRAKE co.
Ne. so9 Broaxwsy, MT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
TnE VIZ ro po u -We direet aLlen.

THE Way TO 10 IT We direct AIlen-
o ton to the liberal offer made in another
r'rof place for Representative substitute BY
sffc H.r.. exempt from the draft
--...- Six hundred dollars be secured TO-
= ..... day by any abe-bOdied ~ eraa who will
.. - reens. for three years
It is needless for va to say tina, this
offer is made by member Of the Union
... League, and by msn usually styled an
Ia ls Aboliliouist by COPperbeads hE
lie there Copperhead in the city who
HaC will initiate his e1ampls2 We calculate
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

sf Farrsgut's Dispatch.

coneIusion eff Farrsgut's Dispatch
WAsHIsGroy, Sept. 2--The following
is the concluding portion Of Admlral
Farragut's official dispatch to the War
Department:
" The whole eoudses of the officers Of
Fcrts Gaines and Morgan presents such
a striking contrast on moral principles,
that can net fail to remark upon st.
Col Anderson, who commanded the for
mer, fading himself in perfectly IN
tenAhls position, and encountered with
= superauous number Of eonscriFls.
many Of whom were mere boys, deter
mined 10 surrender tbs fort, which be
could no, defend, and IN this determine
ton was supported By all bis officers
save one; bat from the moment be
hoiaset the white Gag, he scrupulously
kept everything intact. aud Ia that con-
dition delivered it over. while Paige and
his officers, with q childish spite, de-
stroyed guns which they said they would
defend TO the last, bat which they never
defended Al all, and threw away or broke
those weapons which they had not the
manliness 70 use against their enemies.
Fort Morgan never fred gun after the
commencement Of the bomhafdmeni,
snd the advanced pieksts Of our army
sere actaally on It's glacts, as before
stated
The ceremony Of surrender took
place At two z. NJ aad that same after
noon AL The garrison vas seat 20 New
Orlsaps on the Z. S steamers Tsnnes-
see aud Bienviils, where they arrived
safely.
Very respectfully,
~, YoaF obedisnt servant,
ID @. FARRAgvr,
Adnira1"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

II FIhN IULHTf.
The undivided Il II W Il % n Z ar, seetion !,
toNn :. rAngs - vest, undsr which irset. ard
~ hin p feet Of the Rnrfzes ltes gDed vein 81
coal ten ess thick and sAsy Of sccess.
Also, $50 acres 10 the south ast part Of said
county sol and timber good. This trsei = siso
rich in mineral prodacts- Title psrisct-
kualI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

Ml
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03
REMOVAL.
TH0s. G. MAGHER

HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANI
i featuring Establishment TO Ne. FIRST
STREET below Main He has a large Aza Gle
eant assortment Of Hosae-raaas Work, .s 1us s
thg finest guaranteed a. Esod as the hssf. and
for sale a. 4" cheap - tbs cheapest," and . Ettse
cheaper.
His entire stock -- consisting 81 hne Buggy
Coach and Carriage Harness. Light 1retttng,
Heavy Wagon, Drzy, ard Express HAz5ess, sad
apv Quantity, Collars, Girths, SarcinEl-s. Cheek
Lines, Nilitsry wcxk; in short, everything IN
his iins from Hams strap TO q Monitor sad
die has 5een manufactured under ss inms.
diste snp~rvision, by skillfal and experienced
workman, and Is now ofsred 70 the trade II
EASTERN PRICES. Being able 70 csnpets sac
esssfrliy with Anything In the MARKET IN style
Aalsh, durnbglity, and price, be only ssks trial
Gall and examine for yourselves apzs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

g REILLAs OF GREER RIVER = A
small land Of guerrillas have been prowl-
;ng on Green river, from Spotsvills to
C1rdsvills, robbing and pluadering.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

ny- The weather has again changed
TO be extremely hot, which, after the
pleasant weather We have enjoyed for a
week past, is almost unendurabls.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-03

- The report that Bennett, the
horse thief and assassin, has been cap
tured, needs confirmation.