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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

DoWE WITH TIE DUsT.-We are re-
quekted By the Committee. who are
working TO I'll the quota of Pigeon
Township without draft, to state that
they need more money, and will 70
around soliciting for this purpose to- day,
and ask that oar people may be prepared
TO subscribe and pay at once There
are only some thirty-four or thirty-hvs
rscraits needed, and certainly this num-
Der can be raised before the middle Of
the week
A long pull and q strosg pull will
complete the work. Let ell aid in the
effort Let rs have cur armies filed up
as speedily 50 pqssibIe' sad the var will
coon be over.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

WAsHISeTos, Sept y, 10 A. Il
bqi Gen. Dir
The following dispatch hiss just beel
received from Gen Sheridhu, detailiD.
some particulars Of the battle aud vic
tory al Fishers Hill:
HeAD oRs MIDDLE DIVISION, ,
NooBsTocK, "a, sepf q. 5 A. N {
To Lieut. Gen Grant, Cgfy Pof.s:
cannon, .. 81, give any defaite sc
cunt OF the results q the battle % ge-
'grday Our loss viii BE- 1ight Ger
'rook struck the LEFT nk Of the eneray
ipD5led Il 10 aud advanced down tbef,
lines.
Rickets division Of the 6lh army CORPS
Wung in and joined Crook. Getty and
Vibrations divisions took up the ssn
movement, followed b. the who's Hne
md attacking beautifully. tbey carried
the works Of the enemy The rebels
threw down their arms and fed ID great
confusion, abandoning most Of their ar-
tillery.
IL was dark before the battle ended
pursued 90 after the enemy during the
night 10 this point, with the 9th aud l9fh
corps, and have stopped here to rest the
men and issued rations If Gen. To
'sil has pushed down Laray Valley sc.
ssHding ts my directions, be will achies.
eat results
| don't think there seer was an ara
% badly routed. The Valley saldiers
afe hiding away and going to Their
bones. ! cannot, at presesi, give yuB
any estimate Of prisoners ] pushed o.
regardless Of everything The number
Of pieces Of artillery reported captured
Is is.
LSiguedJ p. II sHERfDAx,
Major General
fun are directed to cause salute--a
a'ioBal salute Of one hundred greal
ans to b. fred Tor the victory.
Gen. Stephenson reports that 3.010
risoners from The hsld have reached
Winchester
kein!orcem-nts and supplies have been
TORS afded 70 Gen Sheridan
lsignsd) T. ~ srAsroS,
See. vi War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
SUNDAY NIGHT s

lei-IlaeohR~.

ATLAsTA. Sept. 23i
70 he Agent Of the Neg York Associ
Gts Press az Loafsriiie
Your Press dispatches Of the 2lss
embrace one from Macon Of the 18th,
announcing the arrival Of the srst tram
Of refugees from Atlanta, with the add
'iom that they we're robbed Of everything
before being sent into The rebel lines.
OF course that is false, aud II is Idle 10
correct il, 50 far IS rebels are concerned,
or they purposed il az a falsehood 70
ersats = misehevious opinion Th.
ruth Is, that under flag Of truce, four
hundred aud foviY-six families we're
40 ed south. making los adults, $50
children. and - servants. wilh ,65l
onnds Of furniture and hoasehelas, on
ne average, for each family, Of which
ave = perfect recollection b name and
articles. at The end Of the truce. A
Commissioner Of my slaG who had .
general supervision Of the business, re-
eeived from Maj Clare, Of Gen. Hoods
STAB. the following letter:
RoUsH And READY, Sept q, 1864
Cot Warren.
OnF oIntial com u1nicAfiDg - about
90 cease You will print me 10 bear
testimony 70 the uniform courtesy yoa
have shown on 81 occasions to me snd
ny people, aud the prompsness With
~bich you have eorrec ed aH irreEulari
res arising a our intercourse Hoping
81 some future time 10 be able 10 reeip
Fecate yosr eaurs~sy ard mans instanses
u your positive ksudne | am With rsa-
eef. your OBJ dent aeryAat
lSign"d VT CGAkE,
" aid A A O., Hood's STAFF
To Lieut. Col Wnrren, Commissioner.
GsB. ~hermsn Sfzd.
] waald not notice this, bot yoa know
that me people Il the North ars liable
g b. uisead eyAa falsehood circulated
81 SPECIAL puruo-e aud b. desperate
~nenY Th@iF ninds will be relieved ~
h~ a. uFanes that naG Only aid bat re1l
sitduess has zen exispsd 70 fsni.ies
sbo los thrlr homes by The dlsloyalts
# their male protectors
Lsisnsd ~ T. sHHaaAx
Nj. General ConmsSding
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
P0alnonemenf.

The great Mass Nesting Of tbs pso-
pie Of indiana aud Illinois, appointed to
be held a. YinceBnes, on the 22d inst
Is 70 be postponed until Saturday, 9Th
day Of October next, that being the day
appointed by the Governor Of Tennes.
see, and Union candidate for Vice Pres
ident Of the United States, TO address
the people Of Vinconnes. At which
time Gov. johnson sad Gov. o. p Nor
ton will certainly be present, rs also
other distinguished speakers. A Grand
Barbecue will be prepared for the ocea-
sion.
vihcsnnsa, September lob, 1864
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
s-AAY NEWS
Union Mass Meeting.

There will be a grand mass meeting
Of the citizens Of Gibson county, Ind
Al Francisco, on Tnesday, the 9th o.
September Col. A. J. Fletcher, Of Easi
Tennessee, Capt VIM Rssvis, Of Evans
vile, and other speakers viii be present
and address the meeting on the topics o.
the day.
let all eome--come With your fani
lies md those that conveniently can
let them bring their baskets whh proyis
ions, aud let us have 9 turnout OF all
the people, and a good time.
Sept 24-dAstd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

LouIsvrtLK, Sept - -0u Friday las,
Forrest force. sboat 1 900 men, crossed
b. Tennessee river at Bates Landing.
in Berry, Co, Tenn His saain force Is
estimated al 5000, with ten guns
Col Campbell aud garrison ~ Athens,
Ala, we're attacked By large force OF
rebels, and aftsr severe hght Of two
hours duration. we're forced 70 surrsnd-
err Several baildings, including the de
pot. were set on Ere Forrest, 10 per.
.on, vas IN Athens at ? Z NJ Yesterday
A detaehmeet OF 500 men sent from De
catur to reinforce the garrison 81 Atheus.
is reported captured, after an obstinate
engagement Several prisoners cap
tured By Col ProsSsr Rear Athens report
that they crossed A. Florence, Ala, and
that Forrest told them be would have
E rec enough to destroy both railroads
and stay IN Tennessee as long as b
pleased. The rebel force have DESTROYED
%svsral miles Of The Tennessee 4 Ala
nama r. r, between Decatur and Ath.
sas. No communication south OF Pa
ls,ki, Tenn. 40 escaped prisoner re
ports the rebel General Waeelsr a
CORTLAND, Ala, yesterday m1ruing
/ There are three con saunders, Forrest
RoddY and B taes
Wh-eIer's force "a reported 20 hav.
soas South a. join Hood IN Georgia.
Forests iniention = to capssrs r.
lsski, Franklin and Shslbyviile. and a
tsts.rmed1ats block -haases on the road
A last accounts the rebels we're moyiB,
OF Pulaski
No demonstration has yet been mad
n the Chattanooga Railroad Th
t~legrann was EnrAieg or that line to
P. " to day. A . a. froz Palask
eports heavy hr.H. N 4ne direction 9
Sulphur Springs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
FersIrn New.

IAaTHER PolST. Sept "a The stsem
ship North America from Liverpool, 81
the 18th, passed this point 60 route &.
Qushee. She took the place Of sh,
steamer Damasees, disabled
LvEkroeE, Sept I2-The rebel loar
n London declined ihres per cent. on
the reception Of American advices PEI
steamship Asia.
Cotton s-les today 5000 bales, in.
eisaing 2ti00 10 speeu Aturs Aark.,
hrnsr b -sdsIa1s inactive. lat stead
Praxiaians q A.
LexpaE, sept u -consoia close Al
ssus~f o. mpney
Ia Tfsass saws never .iues wH'
h~gan hAs ,hsfe been such atsplav q
slRor I'D eurrgs on DO = ssdes BIT =
sacer~ds hafsle with lrigh ful pid Is
Tee soaHics are fsnK sd sloods. Il
victories gitling and indsei-ive tn
most important ness j. 10 relation e.
be Chicago Convention Lincoln sna
his policy have received = heavy check
thai Convention choosing drclsiltn. n.
msn whom Liacoln endvav0rsd L a.
do-n--ibe mar mpsf ai,le o. report So
errors aud arrest TIE ruin ll4nly in
pending over the great k~pubilc
The same psper, speaking Of matters
before PetersoaFg, says; Ga our extreme
tight and the enemys left, both parhss
consiune to watch each other wiih sleep
lees vigilancs. Each returning day ads
strength 20 The defensive works. aud let
he sag Of war come when il may. il sill
be tie bioodiess Of this very bloody con
test
Itwiil ). observed that The Convsn-
ton speaks Of The preservation Of he Us-
ION ~ the principal object, bus this dee
isFltien would have bad more weight Il
the Convention had stated what sourse
Il would reccoma~nd 10 case q coneiIi.
alton and compromise
The SIar thinks the Federal successes
al Atlanta and Mobile sill pow.rlully
stimulate the Saf feelisg 10 the North,
and inasmuelr az thay bear verv hardly
upon the south. il Is possible thar the
southern leaders may be nush inclined
70 listen 10 compromise before Their
military streaEfh i entirely broken In
this view, they would be recaneiled ~
treat With Mcclellan more than Lincoln,
bat tie Northern people wiIl see les
cause for change whez LincoIa's admln
issrssion brings success
The Daily Esars says in presence Of
the great movements in the field, the
proceedings Of tie Chicago ConYentios
are Of uach less importance than othsr.
wise might BE-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

B3- During the coming campaign a
distinguishing mark for Clubs, Societies,
& seems 10 have become = nece-si y
and Ee notice that Ar. Muslin, manu-
iacturer Of Cincinnati, has just intro
duced the Union Hat Cord, which seems
just the thing wanted II is offered for
sale By dealers generally. See Advsr
tisement.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

wssHiSsroS. Sept - The Bsilim,.v.
4 Ohio ktslro 4 his been r. deemeo
~ thFre MONTHS arrangement hy "a.
r.etory Of q n sheridan Ths resu
45ne is u great ,mparfahee. asd muet
y ishfens the value u our success, while
"a a m,lifary sense. ikar rn-oseupaEian a
be- read wiu prove Of hrst Importance
Eight miles of the road has been a.
resdy restored, with ) bridges and :
miles Of telegraph, besides waier s.ations,
Be The whols line viii be ia use again
by Tuesday next
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

n0-I. is desired that those who have
large pictures Of our great men and Of
our most celebrated battles, or any pic
ures that will aid in decorating the Union
Wigwam, 10 aid the good canse BY send
ing them to the building. Good care
will be taken Of them, aud they will be
returned in good order.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

LavlsvlILE, Sept 24-Auc=< the
gusess At the Cat House are d-j Gen.
i. P BAR. Brig Generals q. A. Snmh
Rec and Long,
Passengers from Atlanta report al
quiet A portion Of the city Is being
destroyed. Lamber from basldlngs i
being used TO construct camps.
Tue enemy are moving around to COW
er the Atlanta 3 Vest Point Railroad
to prevent our advance on Mobile.
Gov Brown, Of Georgia offered Sher-
man propositions Of peace, nOtwithssand-
ing asssrsions OF Eastern correspondents
to the contrary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

POLE RaIsIsG The Unioa boys Of
Lamasco will raise a Lincoln pola on
Lsst street, over Martin Staltz's, in, La
mascoson to-morro" Tuesday EVENING"
at clock There will be good sptak
ing and good music. snd ali the Union
mes Of the city are Invited TO join in
pushing the good york forward
,.Eally Ien.a ths Aar. eara .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

GVERRILLAs AT HENDERSON - We
earn from the others Of the Morning
Star that baud OF 40 guerrillas made
their appearance ia the vicinity Of Hen.
lersOu, yesterday. Three Of the John
ny's rode into town, causing some two
or three Of the tficera Of the eolored
troops Who are srstioned there, who were
taking walk towards the suburbs 10
make sadden retreat to headquarters
The gasrrillss rode out Of towa unmo-
Tested.
There were some apprehensions of an
attack upon The cOlorea troops, but if an
engagement occurs the gyrins will IN.
quesiiOnably get burt, as Col Neon i.
no tame hghter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

oEEx TO ALL-The Union Wigvam
will be open eyerJ dag and evening un-
til the closing Of the campaign. There
will be 3 bulletin board erected, contain
ing oil the late news, besides any qasn-
tity Of excellent reading matter for gra-
tuitous distribution All are invited.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

YoUSG MEx's LIscsLx CLUB - The
young men Of the city are requested 70
meet at Mozart Hall this (Mouday) evs n
Jag at Z p NJ to organize a young
mems Union Club. OF course young
America will be on hand promptly a.
the appointed time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
COLD BONDS. & STOCKS
W. J. LOWRY r CO., Bankers,
No | Ftsey srnsEr,

No Fisss SrRsET,
GOVERNMENT loan AGENTS;
Buy and sell Gold, Silver, Stocks,
Bonds, and Exchange, loan mon y
and transact a general bankiBg
business.
one-eighth commission allowed
on ali subscriptions to the 7 $40
and 10-40 U. S. loans contributed
through them.
WANTE n Quartermasters
Vouchers and Orders, Certificates
Of Indebtedness, E. & G. Railroad
Stock, Evansville Branch Bank
stock, County and City Orders.
FOR SALE E. & c. Raj road
Bonds, bearing 7 per cent. intere st ;
National Bank Stock; Telegraph
Stock.
Sept. - DIST
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
Frems the AraaS 81 the rotsuase.
HR D QR's AsaY OF THE PagoAAc,
"a a.

=" p a7s3I y =
Firing between pickets In front Of The
Sd division Of the - corps still continues
today. The batteries Of the Sd 1ivis-
ioN, ID corps. opened on baFa fall Of
rebel sharpshooters, who bad been an
n0ying our men for some time, and
caused them to deeAfnp harriedlv.
Sept % All qale, this morning.
Siguedi W. B AcGRKooE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

AUc-foS SAAE-Ladiss aid gentIs-
men, remember that Hiram Nelson.
Auctioneer, viii seIl at auction, ct the
three story house on the corner Of First
and Walnut streets, to morrow (Thss-
day) morning, at nine o'clock. all The
bed room, dining room, and parlor Jar
nitare Of Mr.. WIN. Hubbell, Esq. IAN
Of said furniture is very fac and in
good order.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

Ssw 1oRg, Sept 24--Gov Brown. Of
Georgia, has issued ga order withdraw.
ing the militia from Eoods army
There i qaite panic in stocks, and
gold opened II 2,02, and sold down 10
200
TIE CnIaaereiaFs special states that
Gov Dennison will not accept the Post
master GeneraIship.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

sAs FKAxcIsco, Sept "a large
and enthusiastic Union meeting vas held
here last night, at the close Of which
several Hundred disoFderiy partzans Of
Mcclellan attempted TO break up the
procession. A general riot seemed in
nine1t, but tie foFbesrsncs Of The as
sailed party azd activity Of the police
prsysnfsd IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

Marked Dows The proprietors Of
tia NeU York Store have marked down
their entire stock from 10 70 IS per cent.
They will sell fast eolored prints a. IS
cents, shirtings IS 20 IS cents, and oar
goods proportianately low
IT IS. A CootiDGE|
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
CO aMIss ON = as 5 LIE.

DY 0sDER % csiURT p caNMoS
Pi-as u ~ fs1 g gans<r urzh :
- e 4 sizes. wiai 81 a. Fgvs ais u, Es.
= - 81 . suh dfvi % 81 Los. nos q = !.
-, ~ ~ o. xtnai psf n Its 4 r.szn.s l.
being - sty-fEs ~ fr5sf - nin~sy 1T ds~p
ssfnsnsd 3 FiSs sfFrst. tefperb B-cnnd a q
Ihirc ase-as tAs prstsrty o 10 sHrs q Wafer
sestzh. T. rss-0ns-hsl' cab ana 0 Ell Il
n tSsls. ws1ths, With iu sr u, etc
JSo J. BASDLEB,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

LorisviLbK, Sept 25 - Mai Gees
/. gan and ; eiman and Col McGsar ,
nave arrived here ca roats for home
de6rarty has an arn ampa Ased and ,s
aRvalese. ut. although he has beer
~sapded BY 'ws1sy.6ss pallets since tbs
commence u, nj OF The war.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
GOLD PENS.
G. P. Barnes's Extra 0old Pen,

Al rens ats rasAs asafk e > 80
KFaa LsF. ~ nf ehi & I ..as = ,,f,s.i ttss
sygrtgsf. aad 40 safrAntrd IL ensats a : "a
esf-tf tn every respect Heaf ~ snai# e. ssrr~.s
- ~ fsft 81 the eeaHff1 On reftpi = pfsf sud
ssfeFs rAafess frfsnns nfaff % sill yisas stats
~ -ts aua sfyis desired ghathff hara - >. 81,
Zee - scars aad il tae 80 hsuia Dali o. lsa-p
ifpFs a-~eitFs ssrf siii hsss DO pfiEliss. II
-aeasn sHa 80 tiet ~ Hf'Fsn Jet c=Hi 81
i"SHa 20 ~resN ~ n n ever and t~enfS .rre
~ est 81 fhesl = 81 . ffiefsl isiscuasf asadt
70 - WssiH Oh uehs rsrairal ih The bet Hian-
isf tef Hftf esfN aHd aas.pf each fsfen-
lars showing sisss. sfglss ana prizes ~ 0efrbss
COS FasE - auy aaarass. AddrrHs
g. p nAnsEa
Ds.lsr ~ Gold p sud AarHfrks NaroHts,
So Mails ssnnst. cor sixth Laaisvflls ~
nshai'a4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

THE DRAFr. = The balance Of the
Townships of Knox county we're drafted
N Saturday morning Below will be
found correct list Of those who have
been lucky:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

moved towards Bstesville, evidently
wIth the design Of 10 ming Shelby il
NOrth-@s' Arkansas, aud. with the con-
oined commands, invade Missouri iron
TIE Southeast The iorce occupying
Freder'ektOwn IS doubtless th. adssn, !
this eoinun. which is estimated g.
trem l00sso to l2OO0
Gen. Warner, NTH part CT the l6,h
Army Csrps. left BrownsviIle Rr Du
walls But and Little Rock Railroad :
- days ago. IN . norsheriy direction
Shelby will have 70 look shsrn -fter b.,
fear. The sstaailen vii ~ bsb de
Veiops itself in vsrv fs~ ssvs
ST Los1s. SEP, - II Is nov ss
A. Prize epserrsf Ms - s.lh foru
siR4t~d ~ 50 90 HE pls
as o march - tk- atrial part of a..
tate wlEh three colunn- and end~av,
capture all tn important points x
, Sma'h va expeefed 10 ism h,Ja ~
'9oui u 90 m-a Ia 4 kansas gues
II as are also coneeufF- tlt.K in fh- souf'
ast doubtless under Shelby, who hs
rem SIX to eight ihssa.-nd m-n. K :
oo.ta are circulating 10 aight that j,
OF The fore wh'eh occHpsed FrrdsFl,s
to~n is erd~y had captured Cape G r.
rFdesus bat this - doabgfal TheI
may De demonstrating in thar direetios.
pat the post IS 100 ssroug 70 be taken b.
cavalry Military preparations hsrs are
very active, and troops are already
moving southwsrd The blacksmiih
shops have been busy all day shoing
cavalry horses Ortzanee are being
seat to different points, and everything
- being put ia fine trim fer INN siisse
active s~Fviee. Brig. Gen. Pie ealled
al the enrolled militia out Con BIS :
efAns sih Issue en- app. 81 10 MORO :.
eslsinE the people 10 arms Mai 6ea
Blair arrived here to-day. Trains o.
the iron mountain railroad are still
raphiHz, and 80 TAR a. knoun the road
IA i.0t SIS 5een molested
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

BD- Some Of the soldiers Of the
10th Regiment Veteran Reserve Corps
complain that We did not publish the
vote for. Mcclellan IN that company
correctly. We will examine into the
facts and report
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

Bora, Sept 25.-LarEe usmbsrs Of
prisoners are arriving from darpers
Ferry. One thoassnd have Jast passed
down Pratt street under guard
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
Programme OF she P0sey County
Fair.


(sept 9th, 2sth, 9th, and Both, 1864 }
The first day will b. devoted to m Ak
'ng entries, arranging things in the
Floral Hal, and Boys and Girls Riding
Rings
"a DAr.-Horses for light harness
aud saddle, buggy and saddle horses,
gents and ladies riding rings, cstll6 /,
sheep and hogs
81 DAY:-H,rres for general phr
poses, pacing horse or mare. sen,l. men
and ladies dri ng rings; also, the 'reI,
saughable performance Of a grand Pig
Rsee.
4rH D r:-sweep.takss, fastest iro
flag, pscing and 20 u'ng,--to eonelub
with Fasf Mule 4 CO.
ArTeSTIoS s2pl~Ali r~eroits FOR a.
32i Indiana Volunteers, except ihoss s.
barracks, w,lI rypori a. the wsshihgto n
House on Tuesday, the u b lost at; 3
o'clock
By order q
LIacr. Cot " G MASk,
Commd Rendezvous
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
Sigued p II SHERIDAN,
Major General

Nav YoRx, Sept - The Hsrald
fvss I It o. rehsl eiheera eaptpred b.
sheridan ~ Ops quan creek, eam .sisis 2
, tolenrls, 7 !, Coloneh, Major, ~
kptAius aud IS Lien enania
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
SUBSTITUTES.

CUBSTITuTKs CAN Be Pr CURKB on
- rsas0nAhls terms. Ey izmsii@tsiy aadrsssfaz
,. e. NJ. Fsraca, Izd- sfZ-Iw4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

NasHtSsroS- Sep q The RcpaLli
eEa - "a has lbe i.slavins. an,sa PC
ng that the 6oYernmeni Aal wed
aspAiebes fsom Tea Stevens y. ibis
reruing, dasrs Harper's Ferry. Stating
ta-i 20 Strasb1rg prisoners reached
Winchester last uight BE also SAYS
1000 prisoners captured on the 18th inst,
oear Winchester, arrived At Harpsr's
kerry this morning, 2609 more are yet
10 come
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

Dispatches received from Gen. Steven.
son THIS morning, announces 1900 more
prisoners captured a. Strasburx on the
End, reached Winchester this morning.
@hea last heard from, EAriy's army sss
flying down the Valley panic stricken.
<lsh Sheridan in bot pursuit I'D near
Woodstock
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
ANOTKER eREAT MEETINe.

Inauguration Of the Union Wig.
wan.
The People out in their Strength.
r ception Of tho News rom sheri-
dana Hatiol oil Salute.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
RACE.
su RsTITuTEs.

mr. HTgHgsT PaTcF PAID F0R sUBsTI-
tHfsa. Also. ssbsiifzfss furnished 90 be hssi
terms
tnsa p = Oh GRAHAM.
WsIksr's Rev, Thirs St. b. syesmsfs and Nins.
- ef-ff
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

NEw TaRE. Sept = The Richmond
DispateA 81 be 22d has the following
relative ~ EariYs defeat:
a report was circulated at an earl
hour yesterday mornlng that a 6gat oe
CURED near Winchester, in the Valley Of
Virginia, on Monday las which resultec
disAstroualy 70 the Confederate arms.
AZ usual when any uuiavorabls ness .
sfoaf, gress exaes-AtiOns prevailed CT
I'll The following official dispatch from
Gen Lee YES given out BY the aashcri
ties.
HE4DQRs AExY OF NosTHEEx Va, I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

TIE VERY LATEST
ELE r a p H.
Riot in Virginia!!!
A Democratic Meeting is
Broken up by SoidieIs!!l
TIE CROWD DIsPERsEDa.
AFEDERAL o eFICER LEADING
THE RIOTERS !!
The Z" Co stitu ion /" Tram
pied under s. ot!Il
1910 Gov IRVATIVE MEN D. :
PRIVEJ DC LIszhTIf!i
10 Cannon Abandoned b
he c ,rservat.ves and a
Seized by the Eederalsii
The Conservatives Flee and
are Foil wed IS MIles al
Nignt!!i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

ST. LoUfs. Sept 25-A dispatch firm
Fert Scos', Ak says that none of fh-
heers with the train rsceatly captured
~ abin Creek we're killed or tsksb
prisoners Three -fourfhs OF the latter
have arrived At Fort scott TIE wound
I'd have BEEN sent for.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
A FEDERAL o eFICER LEADING
THE RIOTERS :!
The " Co sfitu ion " Tram
pied under s. ot!Il

1000 COZ IRVATIVF MEN D
PRIVE1 DC LI2EhT1f!l T
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26
; HEADQ r. ARHY OF NoRTHEsS Va,
TassdAy, Sept %, 1864


GKSEEAL- Early reports that on the
moFuing Of the Ielh the enemy advanced
on Winchester, near ~hieh pisce be net
b 3 ATTACK which wAs resisted from early
10 The day until Bear niRht, when be wzs
compelled 70 retire. After night Be fell
back % Aewfos. ard this rnsrninz e.
Fishers Hill Our loss Is reported r.
oe s~vere. hsi G-n z odes aud Brig
Gen Gooasin s-re kn.sa. npbly do.ng
heir duty Tree pieees Of Art llery a
( kiags battery we're last NJ tram
and -applin- we're Trough e ~sfsly
-zRasd r 3 Evr