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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-06
Negro Revolt at Fort jackson.

This Republican authorities have taken
great pains to prevent the public from
knowing the particulars of the revolt of
negro troops at Fort Jackson. The affair
was much more serious than reported, and
is, besides, ominous of what we are to ex.
pect from this class Of troops hereafter, of
whom some fifty thousand are now under
arms. Lieutenant Colonel BRUNEDIoT, for
attempting to enforce necessary discipline,
was driven from the camp under heavy
fire ofmusketry, and compelled to take
refuge on board steamer. The fact is
that negroes are not only wholly unfit for
soldiers, because OF their want of all sol
dierly qualities, but, from their brutality
and cruelty, they are most dangerous to
those who attempt to employ them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-06

EEOne of the first recommendation
TOP. in his message, is for an increase
the salary Of Republican ofico-hclders.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-06
Important to all interested

J. H. LENTZ 4 SON, lE
tSuccossors to LentE Wscksl,) f lt
HAVE Just received from the Eastern market, a.
III cash purchases, large assortment OF mems, ID.
dies boys, youths, mi sBes, and chdren'a Boots,
Shoes and Caters OF the first quality and latest
and at prices that defy composition Also, good as
sortment OF Hats and Caps for men and boys. An
kinds OF work made TO ORDER OF the best material and
workmanship. A At is warranted. sfr
FRED. F. WECKEL foreman, will surely please
you II you give them trial ~
Call and examine their stock before purchasing else
where. ]. +. LENTZ a SOM oil
aul9 l04 Main, betwean Third and Market. \
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-06
Aleat Markpt.
NoteIs
UNITED STATES HOTEL

BEACH STREET, BOSTON, ,f
Directly oppoate the Boston and Worcester RarOad
lelI pepot.l "nI I.iH.Ifl 'afI.s
HyHE uudsrNgnsd, who has bpen oonnSetsd with the
IL American HonHa, IN this city, Tor over nine years
las leased this we'll -known aud popular Hotel for =
tsrin oi yeefu, and pledgep himself V bis ends aud
the pnhhe 70 use his y oct enors @ autAht ths rep
utatson Of tho UNITED STATEB HOTEL, an a ar5t-
slasa house The public may raly upoa dndlna Al
this house aiths Spplisncel ana SapfoFts of Grst
Price as hsrstOfors, Two Dollars per day.
ooedtln PRANK NJ. PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-06

oAMARGo MANUVAoFuRIRG COMPANY,
81 West Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio.
II. r. BRuHnHAh. .aaft .l..tI aulad1y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11


CuRsEs, LIKE YoUSs CHIcKExs -
The heavy halfeoluma Of eurses 10.
voked on The country By the Tiaeg Of
yesterday will hardly DO any damage,
except to tho author. Curses, like
youns chickens, generally come home
70 roos,.
That our many readers who do not
read the Tins may see how pioua and
patriotic the Tines editor can be when
be ,ries, we give tho invocation con.
plsse. Our readers will notiesahow like
it is to ineansations Of witches and de-.
mons.
we accept the verdict Of the Amari-
can people, and bow in humble submis-
sion to their declared viii They baye
decided that they prefer var for the
, freedom and equality Of the negro 20
peace on The basis Of a restored Union.
War, let them have, SAP We, to their
hearts content Perhaps it is we'll that
the men, Abraham Lincoln and JefFer.
son Davis, who began this bloody strife,
should be allowed to hghi il out II
they ruin the country IN the effort, Why
the people have only themselves to blame.
They haze decided IN favor of drafts
let them have them thick and fast till
the last man is taken. They have de-
eided Ia favor Of taxatiou--taxalion let
then have until the last COW IS sold and
the Vast dollar is Rone. The people
who voted for Lincoln sill have no right
to complain. They were daily warned q
she results Of hia reelection Their have
'ssianed against light ard knowledge
They have allowed party prgudlees and
party passions to control their action
and lead them TO The destruction Of theft
country. Retribntiye izstiee demands
that they should reap the bitter fruits Of
their wiIful folly and preverseness
Alas that these who did their utmost 10
avert this terrible calamity shoald be
included IN = like fate with the guilty
destroyers of their country But the
s'rsin fallelh Ga the Just and the unjust
alike
Z" The nation IS drunk on blood and
carnage. The people feast on horror
tAEA NANAA NN AGtAr e4fAFAAF4 A4Ek A4c
bloody carnival 90 on. Let the reekine
and sesthing caaIdron Of corruption aud
fraud boil on until it b0ils over. Let
Shoddy ill its eapseious nav and strut
wsth the 'iil-maunered Afectation of the
clown and the braggsrt let Provost
MarshaIs with their retinnes, Revenue
Aids, hired pinps and miserable spies,
6Il the land aud faiten on the hard
earned Iabors o. the people Let taxa
ton, heavy and increasingly, lay its iron
hand upon the throst Of every man and
choke from him the gathered treasures
Of 1 Hfe's laboFioas toll. Let Fessen-
den issue his greenbaeks thick and
worthless as the leaves OF the trees.
Let national bankruptcy and individual
beggary aad starvation stare every man
10 the face. Welcome all these so the
negro Is freed and is made the equal of
the white. man. The people have so de-
eided and it is proper thsstheir verdict
shozld De respected and obsysd"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11
10. Hooker In Tear.

Ia the great Union procession at
Springfield, Ill last week, we're ninety
three two-horse wagons loaded with wood
IL Was dumped in 3 pile for distribution
70 soldiers families Gen. 10. Hooker,
while riding up from the depot, was
rather stunned By the 80 wood wagons
"Why, where can these farmers find a
market for this immense quantity Of
fual7 asked the hero. ''0h, General,
il is a part of our procession. Every
stick Of that ia going 10 the families Of
soldiers absent IN the army The tears
gathered in Hooksrs eyes--trembled =
moment, then ran down the cheeks
oronEed in hundred battles, while be
said, my Cod what people you II.
linoisans arei You not only furnish men
without stint to SIGHT the battles Of the
nation, but you take a fathers care Of
their wives and children while they are
absent - Gr
A war carried on by such people -
failareP Copperhsads, do you still stick
to this lie and this Islander 7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11
vote Of TIgo County,


We have been anahle to obtain CON-
Plets returns of this county. The Off
ciAl vote viii be given tomorrow NOR
ming. The following are the only town
ships jet IN:
Herrison-Lineolns msjority Sl4-a
gain of I3 on October election.
Sugar Creek-Union majority IA
gain Of ).
Prairieton-TEsre was an increased
vote OF ten-sve FOR each parsy-leav-
ing the Union naiOFisy l2-same az last
election.
Lost cresk--acCtellan's majority %.
Democratic gain ~. 's
Honey creek-Liaeoln's majority 90
loss OF 5. sr
ouer Crsek--LiaOsln's majority 70
gain Of J.
Prairie Creek-GAxe unisR malori-
~ Of lS-A loss of 5.
Riley-Gave only AZ majority for Nc
Ciellsn, aud IN October gave The Butter
nut State and CouRty ticket IS majority
IA change Of 80 votes.
In connection with the vote of Riley
! toNnaAsp ciFcumNAnce came 20 ouF
knowiedAe yesterday, which is not gem
orally known.
At the October election when tbs
Board adjourned to dinner the ballot
box was placed in bedroom Adjoiuine
the dining room, and the door separa
ting the two rooms left open. The IL
sPecsor Ia bntternut) hastily finishes
his meal. and went into the bedrooms
closing the door, for the purpose o
changing his clothesi To do this tool
him sonle ten Minutes lila shrewdl,
surmised that this proceeding had some
thing to do with the large majority il
October. Certain il il, Oh last TuesdA
the Inspector did nos change his shirt
and there is falling off in the Butter
nut majority OF IS votes Wabash "a
press
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11

The Ciuciooaty Gazette, one Of The
most accurate and reliable papers il the
nation, thus calculates the grand result
Of Tuesday
Enough is known to show that Lincoln
and Johnson have made pretty clean
sweep AT the time We write, y a. m
the only question: that remains TO be
settled Is whether Kentucky has gone
Union or Democratic With this exeep
fian We regard ilss certain that the
Unien candidate viii get ersyy electoral
rohe II Mcclellan has carried Kentucky
his msjoriiy kas 1sen small The follow
ing is sur es innate Of the probable Union
n18jorisies on ghs bone vote;
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11


SHsT IN RKTALlATIos --0n Wednes-
day evening lass. ioar guerrillas were
sent from Lexington 80 Pleasurevills,
Henry coaniv, and there shot TO death
in retaliation Tor the murder Of Union
man By one Of the gangs OF thieving
outlaws nov rowing about the Stats
The names aud address Of each Of the
executed men are as follows William
Long, AaysyIIle. KY William Tits.,
Wiiliamstown. Ks. Whlian D. Darbor,
Dallasbpfs, Carroll eoaniF. ky. and r.
W. Yates, Bacon creek, Hart county / ?.
The prisoners were braaghs down Is q
Lexington on fright train; under e. I'd
Of fls Of tventy-foar soldlert Il re-
vas nothing youthful about the app ar
ance Of the doomed men. Neisi ~ Of
them vas over twenty-five years II age.
The scene Of execution was about two
hundred yards from the depot. The
FIRST volley failed 10 kill William Long.
he fell 20 the ground severely wounded,
but, quickly raising himself. asked the
guards % dispatch bin in haste, an he
vas not afraid to die. As soon as the
execution was over, the soldiers left the
village on the train waiting for them.
The bodies Of the unfortunate mea we're
left to be forwarded to their friends.
Af.er The military guard had departed
from the place, Eve guerrillas. mounted,
dashed into the village, refined Up their
horses in front Of the corpses, AID, ~iih
cooked revolvers in their hands, sEore
by the blood Of their dead comrades that
their death should be avenged The
scencet il effect. vas tragicai, and was
calculated 20 make a deep Impression
upon the hearts Of the persons who wit
messed it Louisville Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11

a NeToRIous GuERRIEE& CAPTURED -
On Sunday morning last, the notorious
guerrilla leader, Capt. George Wright,
who has led a Wild life, and for three
years been a terror 20 the citizens of
Greene county, was severely wounded
in a skifmish near Greensburg, with q
ANAL detachment of Federal soldiers,
under command Of Lieut. Skeene, of the
18th Ketucky cavalry. Wright is one
of those blood-thirsty scoundreis that re-
ioice in the murder of defeneeless citi-
zens, the plundering Of quiet homes, and
the robbing Of peaesfuI travellers. He
has enjoyed q long career of crime, had
robbed and murdered without stint, and
now viii meet the demands of justice.
he is prisoner in the hands of Gen
aobson, and, as soon as his condition
permits, he viii be arraignsd and tried
Tor his life, and We trust, be found guilty
sad exscutsd -LoA IoRrRGI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11

THE OPTICAL YorE OF VASDERBURGH
CouSrY-we give this morning the Off
eia vote Of vanderbursh County for
President, as obtained from the Clerks
Office; also the vote for Governor at the
Ostober election.
The vote is worthy of a careful study,
as il estsbhshes some things that the
Opposition protested to disbelieve.
We invite especial attention to the
great falling OF of the Democratic vote
At the COURTHOUSE, in Lamasco, aud in
Grmap, Center, Perry, aud Union
townships.
These results can only he accounted
for on one hypothesis, to wit; That IN
muigated frauds we're praeiiced BY ths
Democracy at the October election
Had a fair vote been eouaied ont in
oslober, lson and Hill would have
b'th been elected; aud if their oppo-
nsn,s accept the Offices, it will be be
CO ise they have not sufficient honor to
refuse thar which was gained by the q 8
honesty of their friends.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11
The NON .r.0raer sIstem

Is now working smoothly, aud quite an
extensive business is going on. By
means Of it, persons wishing to sead
money TO other parts OF the country ~
cheap rates mar do 50, end run 10 risk
Of losa All that has to be done is to
20 to the Postmaster and tpy monty
order and send il to the person to whom
It's desired TO remit the money. lie or
she goes to the Postmaster on whom the
order is drawn and gets it eAshed. Or
ders are issued for from one to thirty
dollars, 81 the follo~ing rates From
81 TO $40, ten cents; from $40 to $50,
fifteen cents; from $50 to $50, twenty
cents. A list of money-order Offices will
be found in the Post Office lobby, aud
further information can be given by
the Postmaster b
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11

~ - LOW a.
Persoaa Of seaeutary habits srsables with
weakness. iAssitss. palnisafIea Of The heart, lack
e SPpssiss. q ress alter eAsias ssrpis liver
o0assiPstiensdaserss 70 ssfsr. Is hey viii ret
try tn oslelsasssa
PLANTATION BITTERS.
which arc go~ recosansndsab By the highest neaI.
cal snthszAis, sad Warranted to produce An IN.
se.asase aeaeasiai Greet. They are sxaooaissly
AgreeahAe, srsse y FErs. aaa must sapercses All
other ionies SHegs a hsaithy. gsntle ssinalsnt iv
rs4uireSa. lseA Att
They Parsns sfsa<sl.ss and ia.iSsras..
They eseass = a,s-ilhy appetite.
They aTe a. antidose to change Of water saa
eitt
They sveroOras ths ssssts 81 dissipation and
late hours.
1Asy srrsngthsa the system and snIivss III.
the mlnd.
They prsvsas mlasnaiie and iutsrmitteut q.
vcrs. aAA
They purity tho breath and aeIaisy OF the
stomach.
IAsy su=s Dyspepsia end eonstipAtion.
fesy epre RlarEhra aa8 Cholera MOreus.
s Thy 1sSEe Liv~C esnplslss f.na Nervous
Fhvy nsAks ne weak strong. the l.uru,d Arli
liant and are sxlasstea natures Ersas rcssorsr.
They arr eoApose Of the oslskraasd CaassAys bark.
sintorgreen, sAssafras. rooss AID herbs, All prs
ssrssa n FFsieetiy purs 81. croix rum. Fer par
tlcalsrs, So sirsulAs aad testimonial. around
ssoh bottle
Beware Of smpostors. Rxaains every bettls.
See that Il haa cur private Q. s STAMP unzuti-
iAsed over the cork, with plantation sceas. and
car signature = ins steel plate aide label see
that oar hettis il net rs-allsd with spurious and
ds'sfeiioas ssaa Any psrsoa rrStsadibg % s~n
PeAatatiea Rlttsrs BY the eailoa OF In bulk. "a Al
impsstoF. Any person Initiating this bottle. or
seiing any other material thsEsiA. WHISTLER called
Fantasies Bitters or net, 10 acrinlnal undsr the
z. 8 tav. and win he % prosecuted By us. We
Afsiily hayr oar eye several parties re filling
ear iesaiess &C., whe usil sScoeed In getting
tAsa~3gss into Gloss saarters The demand for
pfsssa Plantation histera nom ladies', elsrgy-
lnep, asefshants, Sc, i inesrdibls. The simple
riai II hoitis Is the evidences we present Of thsi,
sssrthaaa superiority, They are soIa hs all re
Spectacle druggists, grooers. physicians. hotels,
saloons. steamboats,, and oeuntry stores.
p. n. DRAKE b 90.
No. so broadway, n Y.
]
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11

GoSk NC. Tomhsmslt was quail
fed yesterday and assumed the Office Of
Recorder of yanderburgh County, re-
heving Fred. Lunkenheimer.
Capt. Blythe Hynes should have as
samed the Office of County Clerk yester-
DAY, but vas necessarily absent from the
city, BE viii enter upon the duties of
his Office to-day.
The Sheriff AID Treasurer do not take
possession OF their Offices, the former
antil the 18th of next August and the
latter until October, 1865.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11
70 tss kdltes Of shs EssasFiiie

Tines.
Ny DE6T Sir and FeIloR- CsttEea:
] have just read your percutlent re-
msrks tsditorial) in Thursday mornings
issue, touching the result OF the else-
sion on Tuesday, the 9Th, u which Abrr
ham Lincoln was called once more to
preside over the future destiny Of the
people of the United and disjointed
States
You are evidently troubled in your
pathetic sympathies while ominously
brooding over imaginary prognostica-
tions which nature never intended as q
consolation to your morbid aud cram ped
! intellect
! You have been tearing the better and
pobler sentiments of your natnre-un-
der the influence of party delusion-inio
rags, into very tatters to cover, if
! possible, the putreseent plague spots on
the once proud aud formidable Demo
cratic party, but it's no 90 80 it
stinks and shines, and shines and stiuks, %
whichever side yoa turn the scaly car
cass And nov, M friend, don't let the
high-toned sentiments Of your naturally
religions organization any longer blind
you 9Th superstitioHs notions Of an an
gry Deity.
Itis written in the good Book tha,
God sometimes nakes the wrath Of MAJ
praise him, aud you. hope, will i've long
enough % yet see the silver lining 10 ihs
DARK cloud that has brought sach her.
: sors to your disturbed imagination.
z Slavery - not = necessary coueomitan
Iva . republican torn OF government, bu
rs'her rs opposi,ti and when is ascsn
: daney il srduonsly hoped for or It's teler
assd existence lOsngingly desired, Their
: Is evidrHliJ a mistake somewhere IN ou
4 phs losophica! democracy.
Tank Of these matters, friend, in ih
light Of preseat drvrlopua -nfs, and sofae
tbs heart 10 the reception Of true grac
{ snd knoHledge while yet the waters ar
troubled, aud sou may yet find rest !
If Asrahsm's bosom
- Yonr wellwiaher, DEHocRkF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11

A NV AsPIRANr LII appears that
some amt itiaus yoath aspires 10 the rep
uiafion, as made. In few brief months
uy Sue Mandg, The outlaw woman, aud
the leader of desperate cot throat
gang. Not Possessips sufficient nerve
70 rob and murder innocent victims by
wholesale this beaidlass youth woald as
sociaie bis name Wiih terror bY gssam-
ing The title Of Sue Mandy. We have no
doubs tbAt the eoaartily knave would
grace The pe,ticoafs far better than Miss
I Sue does herself, but when be makes
pretensions 10 bofder acts, the cheat is
50 very apparent that even the most M
saspeeung are not deceived
The Mans Of this young aspirant Is
CLARK 4 few days ego be doffed panta-
looms and donRed cFinohns and flowing
skirts, aud thus alfred entered the
camp Of Major Brisloy. at Bloomfield
Clark has associated himself with q
small cot-thcoat gang, and is acknswl
edged az the leader Last Saturday .
scout from Major Bristows command
made a sudden descent upon the thieves
captured three of the scoundrels, and
IftNhteheu the cfaNsu-ucefteu Nihth
nearly out Of his wits. Several shut,
we're fred at him, but. being an expert
rider, he managed 10 escape unhuri, By
lying on his horse and using the whip IN
. most vigorous manner We would al
wise Mr CLARK to abandon TIE Geld, or
If he aill prssist in travelling road tha
leads to the gallows, let him sail undel
bis own name, and stand on his owl
reputation Lou JOaT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11

BaS- New Jersey is getting up a.siun-
ming buckwheat erop-but ah2 where's
the 'lassas7-- Boston Pest
Indiana has them in large supply, Of
stunning beauty and physique. - Nsw
albany Ledger.
Yes, EsanssilIs can muster a host q
lasses, whose very smile would sweetsp
all the buckwheat cakes produced 0fshs
continent and have plenty Of sweetness
left for the coffee, "apple sass and
''sicb." The sweet ones are all for Union
Ito man But be wiz hays TO be true
blue.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11
ofnrlal Vote Of vanderburgh County.

s0- Mr.. Simpson, proprietor of the
Fsrre Haute Evsning Journal, an
nepnees that on Saturday next the pub
LEGATION Of that paper win cease. Want
Of sufficient patronage, the present enor-
nous rates of material and labor, in
addition TO the fact that he will soon en-
ter on his duties as County Clerk, are
The reasons.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11
sGAs We entertain a high personal

sTAs We entertain a high personal
regard for the editors Of the New Albany
Ledger, we give them the benefit Of the
following advertisements sfetuitously:
"If anybody has a volume Of Consola-
ton for the Afflicted or Relief for the
Discensalate,. or some other similarly
pious work, be viii confer favor bY
sending it to this office right of Adj
dress, Charley Cotton, Ledger Office,
New Albany.
Charley, meet rs at the Wigwam in
this city, on Saturday night, and We will
suaran,ees rekef. i a ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11

- On Saturday night last three
guerriilss, said 20 be Harper and two
comrades, called at the residence Of
Oscar +. NOEL, abous FIVE miles beyond
GallatiH, and relieved him, together
~i'h tive gentlemen who we're stopping
with him, OF what money they had. For
tunately for NOEL and bis friends, the
amount Of money they had was small.
But, It is said, before the guerriIIas left,
Harper ordered NOEL to pay over to bic
Harpers) mother, by certain date,
$50, threatening, If he failed 10 COM
ply, to par him another visit.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11
"a A eorresuoudent a cb.tt..oov,

~ A correspondent At chattaHoogz
sans up the damage done By Hood in
bis Increment on Sherman rear, a.
follows: He captured in all about twelve
hundred men, and tore up about twenty
I've miles OF railroad. He did not take
or destroy any cars, rolling stock, OF pro-
visions, except two wagon loads. He
lost about 10 return, q General officer aud
about twelve hundred men in front Of
Alatoons- He lost about FIVE hundred
u the..skirnish's'. Snake Greek Gap, Villa
nov, aud Salp Gap; besides, large num-
bers Of his men deserted 70 their homes
along the line Of m2reh. Sherman press
ed him so closely that It as impossible
for him to briag them in. In this way
alone bis army must be reduced four or
i've thousand
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11

~We hope oar Republican friends
here an New Albany will be able 70 ex-
plain the large difference between their
vote in October and that in November
The thing has an ugly lock about it, if
left unexplained NeaC@ Albdny Ledger.
You doubtless @eoms" the Lamaseo
game upon them, as played at the oeto-
Der election.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11

Col. FLErcHER At TERRE HAuTK -
Col, Fletcher Of ibis city, made t~o
speeches at Terre Haute last Friday and
Saturday night, OF which the papers Of
that city sneak in most aalering terms.
Col. Fletcher. has done good service ia
the canvass thas eliminated so glorioesly
on Tuesday last
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11

TolaI............l26e

McClellah's majority il the city 50.
At the October election Morton car.
ried the city By 2I5 majority. Demo
cratic gain BOT Floyd comfy will give
about 900 majority for Mcclellan.
At Six Mile Switch the vote stood
Mcclellan "a Lincoln 10. Mcclellan .
msiority o. Total majority in New
Albany Township for Mcclellan lle.-
Ledger, of Wedaesd1y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11

MURDERED ny GUERRILLAs. - Last
Sunday morning, Colonel Ralston, Of
the Greene County militia, aud Nike
Lisle q discharged Union soldier, were
murdered by a gang Of guerrilla cut
throata st Gooeh's Mil, in Green Coun-
y, Kentucky. As soon as news Of the
double murder was conveyed 70 Greens.
burg, Captain Randall, coAmabding the
post, sent out scouting parties to hunt
down and Try 10 effect the capture Of the
scoaadrels gaiity " the bloody outrage
Sunday EVENING the parties we're in hot
paFsait of the guerrillns, and il was
ihaaahs that nearly ALI would be killed
or captured To Union men, the f0rsaer
would prove far more satisfactory. A
number Of citizens have been arrested
snd sent As prisoners to headquarters 81
Greensburg, charged with harhoriug
guerrilla bands The proof Of their
guilt is said to be positive
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11

n8- New Jersey and Delaware have
probably gone for Mcclellan. the former
by $500, the latter by $50 majority.
Kentucky is generally conceded TO Nc.
ClellRn. These are all.