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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
HOME INTERESTS.

nA-s. D. & II. ". SMITH, seIe maHufAeiursrs
Of the NEW AMERIcAE ORG4ss With irsSasf
attachment, hHishs1 81 afssep dissrsns style :
slsganiiy polisllsa ia Rosewood fss Parior hsr
Also. In Black walnut ana Oak for ciiareIses,
Schools. Lodges, Be.
Also, Smith, uariYaiied Mei0deons. warranted
WsARRgx & c0sYEGTOE,
ocfef-sm .o. sIain Street..
To PHTanAss.--If ,oii wisa % purchase pan
Drugs, Medieines, zad ohenie@is Hs a small al
vance Oh Eastern prizes. 60 aad sxz1ine KatL1l
z wsirF's stocs, v'he-e son all aad every arsi
Gle that i needed Is the professor. and a. prlsss
siiieir eaaaos an 10 gisy satf.f.etiya. Thsli
ore Is At 10. a ksia sf-sss. mayfa&wtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
GOLD PENS,

Al pens bear ny fr~ae-zsark, 90. n. "a ava
Fra Let XII" Tor With i have seeured IT,
ssssv{gss snd are warranted - earata fac snS
psTs-cs IN every respect sat ~ mail e. sxtrsza
% ssy part 81 tbs eozntry receipt q yffes aad
reezra cAz~gss Persons ordering wIil pIease state
The size zEd styss DESIRED. whether hard or EFT
has CT c0zrsei aad IL tss zen sb0ad liao pIez.s
prove defrfivs. they vii hare The prfTllezs Of
rzehsasinz- deduestcn Of affeen Der cent a.
lowed 81 sr9ert u IS OF over. aad twenty ave
per cent sh tha-e u sl0e Literal dIseoast nassss
% The srsas. Old p@as rspzired IN the bat aaa-
Ter t9F thirty five oeBfs iasd szazy3 each CIrru-
lars sAoElox sizss, sfyles, ant pTiers u Watches
SEAT FEEE y any address. 2daress
C. p BARSES
fszler in Gold Psrs ard hazAscAN WATcHEs
sls Third strsess, Leusssiisa, ~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
CITY NEWS.

E6S- Lieutenant Charles Eldred Of the
9th Battery viii leave for the front
Thursday morning and viii take letter.
for the boys Of the battery, If LEFT at
Partner CaldwelI's grocery to-day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

To THE LApIEs-BurAett's standard
Flavoring Extracts are remarkable for
their perfect purity and great strength
Their exeellcace has secured the reputa-
tioG of being the best in the world.
II. A Cook has fun stock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
claelnnattIt.ms.

CINCINNATI, April MAJOR General
Buaerfeld passed through here to-day
ea route FOR the army Of the Cilmber.
land. In conversation with an officer here
abiding to the dispatches from Washing
ton stating that be had issued orders 1T
Gettysburg without authority. he said
tho statement was ialses thai he could
not aud would not believe that General
Meade had ever made saeh statement.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

CfRcUIT CorRr.-Ths Spring term Of
the vandsrburgh Circuit Court convened
on Monday, and is now in session We
have been unable thus far to attend any
OF its session.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

rr Why S it that people who have
plenty Of money will let property sell at
auction for half its value, aud all the
bargains be taken b. few wide.awake
individuals about to Court House,
Twenty-Five OF thirty cheap lots viii
be cold at auction at TWO o'clock to-day
at the Court House Go to the sale and
share the bargains
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

WAsHlxoroS, April 5.--Maeh objection
is made in the senate 10 the passage Of
the biiI allowing the States 10 GIT their
quotas on rebel territory
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

NEw HAvES, April 5-Tbe entire
State, with IS tesna 70 hear from, gives
Buckingham secs majority.
The Uhionists have six-sevenths Of the
Senate and three-fourths Of the House
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

FORTRESS MoSaoE, April 2--Ths rebel
Commissioner 0RId aud Capt Hatch
returned TO their flag Of truce boa, 10
James river las, evening, and are proha-
bly, On their way to Richmond
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
Life or Death
Soldiers, don't go Back TO
the War.

FaF many have aiee frpn Diarr hsessa Dyssnsers
in yper frEf zaffd NaW tAks ~aRHinK ard o.
not return without sapaiygax ysaf kasna4ek -
Wits bottle of d. aifkrkfsnan Aasl- Choirfa
Nixturs-grsusmber bee nlsny weFe ~ lat
year by taking 10 after haiuG discharged aud seat
from The Hospitals a. Inca shis. 0taa doe Will
mn=sfiassly Fviiese be most ssesre - 81 Dfar
fhesa 81 pisasef4s II - azas aaNi 4era IS she
faeaitY t. b the enlY msairif knowu - Gaze
lhFuaic u4aFrheaa suS bgseutery. New don u
uesi~et y. fsr ~ fuuf retHrn. change q #
and wRaf4. eica wiii 1agsa eFTtainiy briag on ut.
srfhss ard D sant ~, and y aent batfts u Or.
.tFirs iana's Abfi-Chplers Mfxfsra siH eurs You
aH9 several etk~rs- itNili kssp good ~ any sii-
mate Do not faA % tell your eofn radss a. put =
hestls ~ 81 ~ tkeiF kbaraaeks
Ssdd - prnEztsts ass pfui afst only ~ Or A.
stFlskiand & East Fourth Street, Giaelnuaii %.
nssr7 a1fWfv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
o. s. CLAIM AGENCY.

DEssIoSE. BOUNTY an1 AKREARs, BorY-
Il y Lad sEd Baek Pay for Folders. Wiao-s.
o oftsr Isx4i claimants OEce-Tkird etra<f
bear Msis. JOIN TENNIS, Agent.
ETsnsviIle, lad, March Is, 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

Com pany i, Capt. Cook
Company @ Capt Shoenlanb
Company y. Capt, Carson
epDa Company j., Capt , Reits.
Company + Capt Monk.
Company g. Capt Bremerhaus
Company II, Capt Huston.
Company l. Capt ------
Also the following companies OF the
lst battalion.
Company A, Capt Haas
Company y, Capt W. Reit1
Company c, Capt Simpson
Company L, Cant Kruit
With an aggregate Of neSrly 1000 met
This, however, does not constitute one.
half the avnilable force that would BY to
arms at moments notice were Morgan
Forrest, or even the paymaster announ
eced as approaching the city. The object
was TO test the rendition Of the arms.
aud we we're pleased 10 zee that almost
all went of at the frat fire
The drill, both In marching aud in the
manual Of arms, was highly csedisable,
and elected praise from veteran officers
who were present. We never Jaw bet.
ter looking set OF men In line of battle,
and il oil the companies were uniformed
as Handsomely as the City Greys, com
manded by Capt. Biseh, we would defy
any regiment in the service to present a
better appearance; and we are greatly
indebted TO our friend Col j Add Tur-
ner for the privilege Of Witnessing the
elegant display, aud for an celebrating
ride to boot; aud at the same time we
lowe Capt Ehrman one for the strain
on our muscles aud the chatting Of our
hands in hia attempt TO make the pony
run away with rs.
The Crescent Cts Band was ont in
force, sad charmed all with their defect
able music.
Canno. some plan be devised to un'
form Ahe entire Legion2 We should like
ss1 ta see Il done.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
WILLIAM REAvIs.
Attorney At Law and q. 8. Claim
Agent,

l. authorizes b. the GeysFniasnt TO procure Pen
sions, Bounty Money, Back Pas, Bsaaty Land
Claims f,r HexsEs and other PsoygETT destroyed
while in 6 service Of the Government. and all
eiaims, q whatever kiHd Or nature against the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

ClxoIxSArI, April AT tie eletion
yesterday for City officers, about three
6fliis Of vote being cast, the Union ma
jorisy IS about forty-seven hundred.
Returns from the interior towns mea-
gre.
Lancaster gives fifty Union majority.
Troy gives oue hundred aud thirty Union
majority Dayton gives three handred
Union majority Cleveland give fifteen
hundred Union maiorifr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
Bounfr boz plscharged soldIersl

By sn sHsadmsat to this Bosniy Law, passed at
the last sessles o. Congress. An soldiers Or
other persgUs who hare besa or shaH hereafter b.
discharged ~iiiin $50 yaars fr's' iis ats oftheiT
Enlistment, By rsassu = gtnds received in battle
shall rssssys tbs san,o Bounty - ihosEh they
served two years"
Office co., afslp sfFest, over KsiisFs Gun Store
opposite the court aouse, gyshsyiiIe, IAdisna.
oorrssPoHdsp's nust enclose stamps.
a Good reSsrsness gtv@u n rsauirsS. SnhZs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
SHEET MUSIC

g VNnE OLD SERGEANT" hero OF Lookoat
a Mountain. By WIN. s. Hays
Rries % ernts; With splendid viRnstte sent
by nail uPoR reeeipt Of marked price
WARREN 4 CONJUNCTION.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

PHiLADEprala, April s-Basiness y
almost suspended by a heavy STOW and
min stnrn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

s@- Capt. Miller, whose name was
mentioned yesterday in connection with
little affair on Third street, on Monday
night, helongs TO the 9th Indiana bate
ry--not to the stb, as our types made as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

THE IEDIANA LEG.oS.-The turnout Of
the legion yesterday afternoon would
have excited the envy, snd demanded
eyen the admiration Of JEFF Davis aud
his worried and wearied co-traitors Of
rebellion, and was a striking illustr alton
Of the exhaustIess resources Of the free
and mighty North
The following companies Of the u reg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

MADISON, Ism, April 5-The whole
Democratic city Ticket was elected yes
teFday By 100 majority The township
goes Union By about $50 majority.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
GROCERIES.

~&SN~ A@AA& ~~A~s
ONION sErTs-3 Barrels J4st reeelssd and
~ Tor sale ~ FICKERY BIOS,
CoEsUH MoLAssE.-s Rris. CheIas serge
- Molsssss, ta store and fgT saie iy
yICRERY Bans
IL "ksrmers Milia. iEat rVrasF-d ant fef saia
IS FIEKERT SROs
NIEB UKLEASs SrGAK-gt< fb. god ksW
~ Orleans Sugar fsr one doflsf a.
VfcEERY BE0s, f3z aafu 81
MAILS NAILsl'--ia0 kegs assorted siEss
~ wheeling Nails to store and Cor aAl@ b. ~
EfCkEHf BIOS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
coLsArE.s IEorEY soAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet soap, II sueh anil
Fersal demand, IL mads from the choicest ma
tsrlala, Il mild aaa emo1iienf lu its uaturs,
frsgrantiy scented, and extremely issne
neiai In I've aetlon upon The skin. Tor sAle by
Druggists snd EsBcy Goods Dealers
Notice TO PhysIeians and the Public.
ALLcocks Porous PLANTERS .--TTsTiAo-
NAL New York, Nov. -. 1853. 7. Ansoek 3
Co., No. 2ol Canal street Ceuil.anen ! LATELY
suffered sfssrsly from weakness u iay back,
easioned By sudden " over vxeFting eiyseif. Hav-
Ing hesrd your p4assrrs mach reooIsmsBdsd for
cases d this kind, poo ared one. aa he result
was All that 1 could dsslrs. single platter
cured g.o ia a week
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

CINCINNATI, April 5. H-The river has
risen ) inches5 3ll feet IN the channel
Cloudy Thermometer 30. Barometer
24-2S and rising rapidly.
PrFrssURe, April 5.-River II fee, by
pier mark and alta stand. Weather clear
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
PROF. o. ]. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

This Astonishing preparation
will, BY Nataress evva Process. na-
store Gray Hair 10 the Original G as0r-
WIN make Il grow Ga Bald Heads
w'iiI restore the Natutsl seeresioa-. Z
VIII remove at oace all Itching.
VIII remove all pandrua
WIN cure all Erurtions-sven Seala Heat.
WIN make tho Hair son uua lsbssy.
Wtn preserve the Color of HAIR 10 old As--
win always Fssteatt aud stc,sh FsAsnz l
Aaad Is ems Of lhs sbaat Toilet Arsielss fsr tsss
Halr nov IA ese.
Thousands of Soldiers In she arm
Have testified TO the above, who had Aecoms grA
and lest their Hair BY sickness shanas Of climate
and inattention, white perfotfnffr sznap iut,
As Restorative aud dressing Il has no eqssaf
KELNER 3 WHEFE
wholesale aud Retail Agents 6.r gvsnsviilA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06
Fhousanas &c Soldlers In ne Armr


One OF Hunnswell's Great Remedies
HuNNEwELL's ToLU ANuDYGE-- This
most woadsrfal and reiiasls preparation which
has earned its tree name and s.me ty results
which has bsfsei every other atfvuapt 81 relief in
Nes'ralsSa, Kss@nasissa, Gsuf, N@peNs Hsaa Aehe.
rsssA and Ear Aeas. Bowel 6ossplafsss. Hs;sria,
Dis'esi aes- Eatias, Loks n Seq. ceaaai SsVeEs
bsei.is, Rssszisss "a RAeqaiEs ceask. esd AstAEa,
now declared TO b largely Nersess, For the pains
IN Aosssls hsNservatsoa perfect reiist. While
tare's AeeFSork Is uudists1rbed. and enc e It's
most important points
This valuable Preparation shosl3 be Ia every
Family. as no description its rsai reeasity
or tie splendid results
}. L. AUSNKwELL, Proprietor.
S0mn%reiat Wharf n,stop.
HsS-TOr sale BY all NkoiesAle and retail 49,.
kELh&R WHITE. Rre1.s
Soyls-z@ SysnsviIls, Ind.
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF.
AN INVALID,
Published for the SsEess. and as a wArniae xns
CAUTION TO YOUNG MAN who saaee from
Nervous Debility, Pressataee Decay OF NAnAsod.
etc, Supplying Al the same time. THE MEANS
OF sELF CURE. By oas Who has cured h.usse,,
sftsr eeingput 10 gvvat expense and iaiur through
medical humbag and qsarksry.
| By enclosing pose~paid addressed suyslep.
single eoptes may - bad Ct tie author.
NATHANIEL AfAYTAIR. rsa
Bs9hscs. Kings Csaats, Y y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

( NJ H "a Tt.
The largest and bent assorted
stock of fine Fur Silk, and
Panama, Leghorn, Canton,
Palm Leaf, and in fact all
other description suitable for
the opening trade.
A l. S o
Ladies, Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all of which | offer TO the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chases.
No Goods at retail.
No charge for Boxes
and Drayage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

NO MANS MAIZE Is MORE INTIMATELY
~ counecte3 with the history q the Mater54
Medica u the Unitsd States. or more fsvurahlY
knew pioBesr ID sls.l{cAi dlscavsry. thza
that Of Dz. JOHN BULL. q LsuisFill-, ~. HIS
tntmitsble preparation = sarsaFArilla las long
stood ~ the hssa # tbs rzrioss con o: thai
Faluabie drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

TUsr RLcKIvED BY ExRBEss FEcM
81 Ens LsnoF-stis tbs csssbrseed pfan4pd
Dust. uatrsf sss1 ~ 2 gmpsratEics EnRruia 81 fhs
Courf 81 Fnncs wM. &C. ?. sT0pDE1D.
nhfs IT Main sHesf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-06

- lhis ilns make Close and rsiiahis eaaasetion a
Evansville With The y AeR n Ar "a r--s.s.
snd Nerthern Citiss. aud with tha LouiEvsile asa
pas Fsckrtss and ~ Cairo vita tie Ilfspsls
sNotfa hAiifead ARd Memphis aHd New orlaaaa
Packets sof al eitss- Soaih And Wsst. 49,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-08-11
The beauty of Age.


There are extremes, my revered sen
lorS, into which we are tempted to fall
whom Eo find ourselves upon the Wape.
DecliRing ladies, especially married la
diee, arc moro given, | think, than men,
20 neglect their personal appearance,
when they are conscious that the bloom
Of theifyOuth is gone. do not speak
Of this state occasion, Of set dinner pBr.
ties aid full dress balls, dut of tho daily
meoliBgs Of domestic life. Now, how.
ever, i the time, above all others. when
the We must determine to remain the
pleasing wife, and retain her john An.
desou'a affection TO the last, by neat
ness, lpsts aud appropriate variety Of
dress9 That a lady has fast growing
Daughters, strapping sons, and a hus.
band IL his Office all day long, is no
rsauonw why she should eyer enter the
familycirclo with rumplOd hair, soiled
cap oriunfastoned gown. The pretliest
woman In the world would be spoiled
by such sins in her toilet, The morn.
ing .duties, even in the stoor room and
kitcheb, may DO performed in fitting,
tidy e3stume. and then changed for par.
lor Ia ilimeats. equally lidy and fitting.
Tho { shion Of the day should always be
rOfeeIkd in Womau's dress. according
10 hef position and sge; the eyes crave
for variety as keenly as the palate; and
then. honestly protest. whatever her
ago. d naturally good looking woman is
always handsome, For, happily, there
exist more than one kind of beauty
Ther6is the beauty Of infancy, the boau.
ty Of youth, the beauty Of maturity, and,
beIieyl,me, ladies and gentleman, the
beauty Of age, IL you do mol spoil it by
your avn want Of judgment. Al any
age, algoman may be becOmingly and
pleasiigly dressed.
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An Unfortunate wife.

A poor unfortunate wife thus adr
dressed her sisters, from her own expe-
rience, who are trembling upon the verge
Of uncertainty respecting the most i'm
pOrlant question Of their lives: Il was
married for my money. That wHs ten
years ago, aud they have been ten years
Of purgaiory. l have had bad luck as a
wife. for my husband and / have scarce.
" one taste in common. He wishes to
live in tho country, which hate. |
like the themometor at rs degrees,
which he hates, He likes to have the
children brought up at homo instead Of
at school, which hate. / like music,
and wish TO go 10 concerts, which he
hates. He likOs roast pork, which /
hate; and / like minced veal, which he
hates, There is bu, one thing what we
both like, and that Is what we both can.
not have, though we are always trying
for 1.-THE last word. have had bad
luck as a mother, for two such huge, sci,
fsh, passionate. uumanageablo, boys
never lormented feeble woman since
boys began, / wish had called them
both Cain. At this moment they have
Just qusrreled over their marbles, Nor.
timer has torn off 0rvills's collar, and
oryiile has applied his colt like hand to
Mortimer's ribs; whilO the baby ZonObia,
in my lap, who never sleeps more than
half an hour at time, and cries all the
time she is awake, has been reused by
their din 10 scream. have had bad
luck, RS q housekecper, for never kept
a housemaid more than three weeks
And as to cooks. look back bswildered
OR the lont phantasmagoria ot faces fit.
ting stOrmily through my kitchen as q
mariner remembers a rapid succession of
thunder gusts and hurricanes in the
Gulf of Mexico. My new homesmaid
bounced out of the room yesterday,
flirting her busters and muttering, real
old maid, after all. just because / showed
her table on which could write slut
with my finger in the dust, Iuever see
my plump, happy sister, and then glance
in the mirror at my own cadaverous,
long doletul, vissge, without wishing
myself an old maid do i, every day
Of my life. Ye, half of my sex marry as
| did--not for love, but for fear--for
fear of dying old maids, Dreadful alter
nn.ive.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-08-11
For tho Register
Favored Youths.

Contemplate calmly and attenltyely
the sacred legacy which muol soon DO
committed to your charge, 10 trust for
your ueesssors--Aud eventually for tae
whole human race You constitute the
only insulated .Irurat on which tho oil,
i've branch Of peace, aud tho glad tidiugS
Of freedom and happiness can be dcpos
tied and preserved to grOaniug world
drowned in tears
Prove yourselves, then. deserving Of
the exalted Office which Providence has
assigned you. To do this,it i' indis;
pOnsablO that you cultivate your uuder'
standing, and store thCm with tho traa'
sures, Of knowledge and wisdom. WherO
these exist, tyranny disappears as dark
ness in sunbOarns. Consider, alsc, that
those will preserve you from tho still
more cdious aud destructive dsSpoIism
Of ignorance and vice,
Wisdom and virIuc arc the offspring
acknowledge. Take fsS, hold of in.
struction; lot hor not go; keep her, for
she is thy life. Human hSPpiuo", is
founded on wisdom aud virtue. Il is an
immulablO and universal rule intOTwo'
ven with your existence, that rOspOctS.
bility. selfApprobalion and happiness
arc the natural and unavoidable consO-
qucncOS ofvirluc. and disgrace, romorso,
and misery Of vicO. N, W.S.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-08-11
RnidInionhio.

Improbable as It may appear. yel tits
nevertheless true, that a bold attempt
was made, ou Sunday morning, by eight
desperate guerrilas, to raid across the
Ohio river, q few miles below Guyan
dotte, Virginia, in order 10 rob the store
Of L. d, Russell. at the mouth Of fIniian
Guyan. In this they we're frustrated by
their own csrelessness and the pluck Of
young Billy Bays They neither sue.
ceeded 10 killing any person. or rObbing
stores; but were outwitted, and skedSd.
died, leaving their wounded behind. and
themselves slightly demoralzed. A
citizen Of that vicinity has written US
the following particulars;
About two O'Clock Sunday morning a
band of rebels came TO the river oppo-
site che boat yard or mouth Of Indian
Guyan. One ofthem swan over and ap
propriated l.. D. Russsll's Skif. aud
eight of them crossed to this side Of the
river, evidently intending 10 rob Russell's
store, but by mistake called upon George
W. Bay, at his store, saying they wont
ed some cigars. AS soon as the door
was opened, they rushed in, and George.
seeing the state Of things, reached for
his revolver, but before he could make
any use Of them, they fred upon him
several times, iuaicting two very severe
wounds in his chest; also inaipting
slight wound upon his sister Sarah. In
tho meantime Billy younger broth.
er, rushed in with his TOOLS and dis
charged six shots, making Eve of them
tell, sending the rebs down stairs in a
great hurry. One Of them, giving his
name as Boyd, has since been ascertain
ed 10 be Mil. j. Stephenson. He only
went few steps before falling. Tho
remainder reaching the river, but the
first ones reaching the skiH, pushed of,
deaf to the peadings Of their compan.
ions, who shot at them TO bring them
back.
After vainly trying to got a gunuOlo
into the river, they finally succeeded in
finding a 'joaboat" capable Of carrying
few Of them. They pushed of, soms
of them swimming and calling lusliIy
for help; and it is thought two Of them.
were drowned. They left their Captain,
John Keller, at 0. Harris's and he and
Stephenson are now at the hospital at
Guyandotte, said to be both mortally
wounded.
Result Of the raid: Two prominent
Cabell county rebels mortslly wounded,
aud Two more probably drowned; one
Union man badly, but probably no. dan.
gerously wOundedrOaS'y Oung iud5-vt4y1
slightly wounded.
After crossing the river. they report.
ed having killed "auEsell" (Bay
You can trace the rebs' course from
the store to the river, by the blood
LrOatOn Register.