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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20
The Singer Sewing Machines

Our LETTER 4 FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
IS fast gaining world wide reputation. II is be-
yend doubt the best and cheapest and most beau
,ful Of all Family Sewing Machines vet offered
10 the ,ublc. No ether Family Sewing Machine
ias 50 'hapy useful appliances for Hemming,
Binding, lcing. Tucking, Gathering. Guaging,
-aiains,, Efabroidcfing, Ccrliny. and 50 forth.
Va other Family SEWN. Machine has 80 much
,opaci.y tct .rea, variety OF work Great and
recent Improvements make orr Fam;ly Sewing
Machine most reliable ard most durable. and mos,
certain in action AZ all rates Of speed. II makes
ne ntcIlccs.d sltcll, which is the bes, stitch
.nowa Any Que. even Of the most ordinary Cd
ac''.. can Sec at 43alffe, row to the letter
\ Family Sewing Ma.aise. Oar Family Sewing
.lacl.incs are finished in cllas.e and exquisite
,tNl..
The Folding Case ofthe Family Sewing Machine
is:pece Of cunning workmanship Of the most
scfnl kind Il protects the machine when no,
in use. and when a:,ou. TO be operated may be
opened spacious and substantial table to sus-
tam the work. Wi.iIc some Of III. Cases, made
~ OF the choicest woods, are flushed in the sim
.,leat and chastest manner possible others are
al 'rred and emb-llished in the most costly and
superb manner.
1t absolutely necessary to the Family
Machine in operation. to Judge Of It's great
,apaci.y end beauty.
Il is f:s' becoming popular for family sewing as
,rr manufacturing machines are for lnanufactur
.ng purposes.
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied with silk,
wist. thread, needles, oil, DC, of the very best
,uality.
Send for O PAMPHLET
HE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
ass broadway, New York.
Chicago Office. 80 Clark street
X. kRAUSE 4 Co,
jnee. Agents in Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20
Tho Great Fire "a >uAssa"n Falls.
New l1unApshtre.

From gentleman /wi.o left Salmon Falls
IN Saturday, the Kokton yynrnot has fur
.aer particulars offthe great iiic at that
.acc. The pr perry destroyed was oil
~nel by the SAND Falls Manufacturing.
;on,p:.uv, iucludijg Ne. mill, machiE.
-,nop, lumber htIse, cloth hail, agent y
.olse and largcfthree- brick block
he mill vas Il h3il,iing 900 feet in leng:,
obtained OYER J'C looms and 1900 SPIN
les. 1t had bufrccently been put in thor
.l.h repair. Will much new and inlprc, "a
,achincry. and large portion OF 1t wa:
.,nng. The )nachiue shop n'as quite ca
.nSi,c. doing H. work for bo.h mills.
The brick bbck was occupied in the bas,
.cnt fur stor@s, and the stores above n,
oariing ho.f:rs. Mil No. ;. recent,
ui!t, With, I'D cotton house and large coun,
~ house, wee saved also the bank build
az a,ljoinin{thc brick block The loss 0,
MS property is estimated at nearly half u
nl,on dcIl,Js That OF the stock in pro
,-s aonc, il present prices Will rot fai.
lort Of Slkv,UUn The amount of insu.
nee 1T tHc same rates, is comparatlvel
s,~ k''.I 600 H.. whole prup.it
de,troyed.j The agents house and the brick
~ u,ii.,-u.>.. III. io,s VI liiaiIL
tu,cd 9bods is very small.
Hsccnk miracle that the whit lc yillag
as not Swcpt away. At one time the roof.
over thirty buildings. besides the Episco
Al CHURCH. were on firf. Il was only 10y tn
.o>t dl9gent excrt'ons on the part Of men
omen tnd children, Vi It'll those Of the fire
IN thdt they were q we'd The stock II
'e stofs Of the lrick )alssls-wssnUstfy a.
royed. cMuth Of TIN mill property wa
,ovcd up to the spot land aftcrwad burnt.
The following are be amounts insured
far as we have beet able to learn: Bo>
~ Manufacturers Mutual 45n,Oo0: WM
.ster Manufacturers Mutual. $4,000: fou
Il rs in Providence, 100000; and som.
'thers, in all about % 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

Who had good "a vi !.
Mccoy WAS possessed q tssns ssss
ora.orical faculty. csllst tied At ntc'alrc q
hast evening, for the IIrpcss q Hstenl1s =
! m,n Of talent and <bility. Extended 80
.ar,,hs and 9aag l,ar.dbills warned thc1|
,Sat gOmethihk If "A unusual chasrclerwas
40 s,ncar in their idss; that soosnd
Daniel Ws6sHnVas peg at hand Aasee.-
tail lo.l tets were tderably czaFEsa Win .
',ersrenc(s from til t}css and certificates of
Are ommandation 70 ye eac. that he was .
| !wash-ngRniar, (nd I'D eone 10 'h'
Far Weas <4..l saiga.- - i-1-nas
III. may tc posscfed Ola cog bon school
i,d,eat;o, my At.or: ta..d VIZ the Gaz
i.t.o classes as 1pinary'" Y. iv0ula = :
an imposition W ff-hc paoVs'a
i perspire any ching eyond. Lis manner =
expression. is full-t.sc, and th3 evolution
he performs whild udon the 4aec' Tsoo.
d. honor 70 an atobat, and | . in5enuEs
ofinsellse. would compose wei Si'h 'nS'
4 Circus Clown.
Pr SAsrs, ana III Impurf- |
ties IT the skin, leaving the same scft clear |
| smooth and beautiful
will alsa mail free 20 those having bald heads
or bare faces, simple directions and Information
that will enable them to start full growta Of
| Luxurian; Hair Whiskcrs ar a Moustache in less
than thirty days All applications answered by
return mail wi,hou. charge.
| K:suec,fully, ThOS. y CHAPMAN
Chemist, s3i broadway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20
SlGEL HOTEL.

Front Street, bssceea Bvsdy and Main,
JOHN MEYER, PrOpRetor.
ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED FOR THE
u travelling public and city boarders At all
times in the most sasisi sctory manner. The ia
bic will be supplied with the best the market Of.
fords, and the beds and rooms kept in the most
comfortable style. t. Warm Meals At all hours
w mes an d Liquor
Of the best quality constantly on hand. jy14
U. 3. Mail and Express.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20
FREN,CHsS HOTEL,

o. tie Esr~peas Plan. o2fosi.e tie city Hull
Rark, Ct: Of Frdatrort street.
Nsw FORK
Spseious Refect0 y, bath Rooms and Barber
Shop, Bedrooms warmed gratis, and only one
bed in . room. / !, not believe rnmors or hack
uien who say We 9 full. HervA are not Il.
lowed to receive n .Quisites. apl5-dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

buy on the most advantageous terms and & II
loS. Call and examine. AL orders promptly
attended to. mv2l-df
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08
RAILROADS.

III ny Troy, the North and Yves, leave Cbambera sreet
st and 10 M and rs and 10 40 and on sundays
al 5EP NJ, from Thirtieih street =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08
Died


AItEs On Sunday, March KATE TESSKY only daughter
She has passed away the beauty glory youth
!he arms q mercfd saviour Young and beautiful. when
fansons with pure heart and holy asp ations TO the
her ss sI 9e she has gone H% her earthly home
SUI 10 The eereaved hearts q tao.e who deeply loved and
aud secions,e sister, place be alsd in
the desolae home which Is oershadowcd BY death
ABBOTT On Sunday March Of consumption, BSssam,y
The relalve. and FRIENDS the family are respectfully
6iS Ludlow street. on Wednesday afternoon, two
xTIIssos, -on Friday, March MARY Ann eldest daugh.
invited 70 attend the funeral ibis uesay, morning. !, ,eS
O'Clock from her late residence wyckoa street. Lori.
Bgrcma -suadsnly, SAMUEL, of Robert Butcher, in
The esds Of ihs family are invited o attend The ~
Brooiiyn e. D. this tuesday, afternoon, two O'Clock
Bsnt!sc-on FRIDAY evening Marcel Z q his rssdence
j. Bontsc Of The irm % Arssi Co tbs c',y and son
sua snd q he shs
spTpg s sns biz asss e .cnS ss
=. services from The Methodist Episcopal church IN Eth
=. one o'clock without further invitation The remains will
sSoss, Zoe i7sts fss%sni silsS :, I.opPs1e
yss zee Of s Ii. "a fshe P'i Richard
The lea,ve friends q the family, aso those Of bis
rssmsn, Tho have respectfully invited to
Monday March I'VE H IGSIs BnuspAsr
The relatives and friends OF the family are respecfuv
tnvited TO attend the funeral on wedpesday mopnas NJ
Williamsburg = ~ S0N'"e 'N'"''
Scssss ss sS ,.' rs .ss Of
s.sa re 80 a.s''sSS ps s,ss
Monroe street. this Tuesday, Afternoon At one ociocx
CovrmAs-At RE. westchester county, on Monday
Warch 7. u Inflammation Of the bowels head Hss'
nrwrTA Of John ConmaD. the year Of 10 ase
Rronds relatives invited 20 attend the funeral On
Wednesday afternoon one O'Clock from Christ church
Rys. without further notice. -
OoIs-suddeniy, on Monday, March 7. Bansrr coIr In
IN ,istyes and n ends also The friends OF the family
e. ssDcotfuy invited attend the funeral from the
Anaes - his mother, liz PranKln street. "Wednesday
gteveoan, al two O'Clock The remains will be taken 70
uswev6k Bag Cemetery fvr iniermsnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08
The Operate Libel Suit.
GAN MARRIED WOMAN BE ARRESTED FOR DEBT
orRr OF COMMON TRANSFORMERS
Before Judge DAILY.

COURT COMMON rLxAs--caANBERs.
Before Judge DAILY.
March 7.-inne Wilson %. Henrietta Suse.-rhs
was motion discharge the defendant from for
debt The defendant, appears sued for SANDER
BY chambermaid named Annie Wilson, and Judgment
entered against her the Marine Court for $262 An
ecuiion Issued against her property but It
unsatisHed by the Sheriff An executions then
issued against the person OF the fair defendant but
the meantime she united IN n,atrimony with Han
bal Biach having separate OF her own the
judgment still remains unsatsaed
Sir. Gabraith read the afndavit Of the defendant,
wAereu she states that she lawfully married 70
Sgnor Bach the 2lst ult by Honor the Mayor;
that she has separate estate OF her OF which
90 pay the judgment question, and prays be
leased from arrest on the above grounds.
MIR Bright, counsel for the plaintiff, then read the si-
davit of Annie Wilson, 10 which she stated that the de-
fendant operate singer 10 the employment OF
Max Maretzek. and had annual salary OF Sc, 000
able fortnighy In advance and therefore fully
qualified pay the amount OF the judgment.
Mr. Galbrah took the ground that the situation OF
the defendant had changed by her marriage she not
liable 10 arrest on civil process. he quoted from
Burrows Practice, 1885, aud Bayeys Reports,
1853, where 1t ruled that married woman should be
discharged when arrested capias He also referred
20 Abbos Reports page $50 and held that under the
present the husband could he deprived
Of the services a his wife on execution Tor debt
Judge Daily said he would take the papers and postpone
che m alter until Wednesday, when the counsel both
sides could offer further authorities on the subject
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wncu-oo SATURDAY. March ou.v.s j. II ws,oa. in

Wkica-O0 Saturday March o. OcrAvis u u Whtos. '"
her 10Th wear.
The friends aud relatives OF the family tnsttei 10 ~
tend the from re-idense It5 West seven
teenth street this Cfuessyb afternoon nj Que o'clock
WnEELks -iu Brooklyn on Mooda.. March Z. FEkDk.e k
AUGUSTUS, only OF Henry aud Mary Wheeler. aeel
year ani monihs
the funeral from the residcnce OF his parents nnle
street Bt ,okiyn Wednesday aieruooO II one O'Clock
The rcmaias wi be taken 10 Riceded. Oooo. for o'e
r. G. WuAnsoN Teiict of John Williamson. "a the va
year Of her
Her relatives and friends and those OF her IN law
Isaac q. Ogden respectfully invited u attend the i"ne
St Lukcs church, Hudson street, GA "Wednesday
morning al oclocs, without further notice iies re
mans will be taken to Elizabeth. N. ior .nterment
WiErKEs-Oa Sunday, March G. after tong aud Sc
illness Msay csTIaRin Wtr.s, ony daughter OF
Lewis and Martha Winters, aged 3 months and 2 days
The relatives and friends invited 10 attend the iuns ~
from her parents residence ZlS Rngton street. this ines
day) afternoon, at O'Clock. without iurncr notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


McGovERw-DvKEs-On Thursday, March 3, by the Rev
Or Dican at his residence lac Twenty fifth street, Mr.
CntnLrs hcGovIRs Battery g., First New York Artillery
70 Miss ANNIE DYKES
Dublin papers please copy. =
NEfptIsgSR-cAnrER.-0n Sunday, March g. by the Rev.
lssac Wesco CHARLEs NEiDLISGER of this city TO SARAH
e CARTER Of Newcastle. upon Tyne. Enga
WlrrTRs-KrrTLr.-On~W Wednesday. February ~ al The
residence 81 The brides father BY the Rev. w. Mikels,
Mr. Gro w. WINTERS 10 Miss EMMA LOUISA KETTLE. both
IL this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08
NoRroIK (va.). March S. 1894.
Postpone ment or the Draft.

POstpon ment OF the Draft.
The following is the Official OF the post
ponemeut Of the draft
WASHINGTON March 4, 1854.
To MAJOR \. TowYsEND:-
Orders requiring a draft the 10th instant,
pended. subsequent day for commencing the draft
shall be aunoupced In time all necessary prepa
rattons Notify the Governor J. B. FRY
Ofoal-JACoBF F. CHURCH Lieut.. and Act. Insp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08
FINANUIAz4.

4 FINANCIAL HOUSE CAN PURCHASE A BROAD.
"A way Lea>ehoid w all street That be arranged
In Offices adapted for bangins stock buslne
rent very low. Address box 705 Post Office New York
A n INSTAfMENT OF FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE
n Is ordered tho subscriptions to the Ashburton Oval
COMPANY PAYABLE al the Office OF Morse Gu "a William
street. ANTHONY w. MORSE, Treasurer pro tem
HOLLECTIoNs ON NEW ORLEANS
~ Made through our agent reading there
JOHN Il. MURRAY Co
II Broad street. Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

nOMESTfC sE0AR5 MADE EQUAL TO THE FINEST
~ Havana by using the celebrated spanish preparation
for Havorng Tobacco Can be applied ready made
Price 81; forwarded 70 any address. " bellows. Jr
Sole Agent ~ william street
ANEW YORK sE0AR MANUFACTURING COMPANY
IN O. CHEERS, agent No 10 Murray street. offer segars
or their manufacture at the lowest possible prices
wholesale dealers suffers and cash buyers and large
asn,rtment OF brands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08
GENERAL BUFFERS DEPARTMENT.

ca pture OF a Tug Boat and Private
steamer by the Rcbeis-The steamer
Bonded for twenty Thousand Dollars
The Tug Boat Taken up the Rappa-
hammock 20 be Made o Rebel Guuboat,
&c. sSe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN FOR Abany Troy North and West leave Twenty sixth
street depot " n u and A&P, n, Sunday uain y 4 u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
new York Markets..


Sr- TeEx SEPT e
"a cOTTOS.-M1rs active. ana hrns<s I IS ser
HI11ilnz UlIapis Hs ks eiosNd c ret, Eifs
higher prizes @sksf.
LoUEe->tats Ana Wesesru ''p~ned esii ssd
eiosed heavy; 10 g. toT r % q 5le = Tor extra
Stsfs; II osS u - f9r trs round haop OHIO and
II Z5eEt5 - Tor t-sis rancx
wHlskY.->ts4dy. AstI7s3z FOR ssAts, aad -
n fr western
WHkAT--tsp@s I'd DAN. ctossd heavy. aud Itazc
lever so . scr Wiuser Esd Rrsisrus a
ea2as for Aao~r Aiehisani zaess2 50 for Wh te
W@steTu-
mixed wssseFn-eh3sfy q IS fnsidS lprios -
ior infssior
OArs.-Liuit-d = qusst ssz fir western.
oFFEE-Quiss- sTr89 r. Ia ezra, 47g5a
for Rlo; 4-84s ioF aase.yzasi So f9r Java
aaa 80 8 DominE5.
sUgkK -BuH. Caba 2iszlst
AoLAssE S---Qadss. aaa uithoat d-eidei
shanss.
W0oL.-Quisl. - ss,..sl.s = material shsaSs.
sPoEK -Saore sssszz q ~ l. "A q "a 1sr siass
A I4s - > f1r 6a, ehecs t-izerIsE ) 5aas9ff
Tor Prime; - 0o9&e % fsr p.iaea Ness, T. 90 -
Mess, alI sptssabsr ~ aayers ont.oa. eol8 80
- 20: 10 bbls az a. i gsr&stsea sr b far .-s-
lsnsher insh sans optssH. soa - txars &c uaislo
- s1xa%3 -.
n as BEEF.--oust.
cUr MAS. --F.ra- ls148lG4 Dr shosl-
.isrsaaad Is. or zlams
LsKb II =. tsg. al eg8z4Js
gss syr sslfso sog55 r ss.ie
HEEsE--Qaift 2a@ - d.. At 2osz7.
MJAhI Ache zsd ARA. A. =
kTERL q tEXCHAAGE-stead7.a At css.s
/ e834-goid-
COLD without decided change. Opened Al
2 =. eeelined = 40 5. nd efo--d 24l5s
had. i NJ ! : =. - isii 90 ~ a7s So
= 5ztss eoapans le54 7-Sn Treasury Setss,
7 pSsi ; %, sne yezs cerllh stcs. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

NASHVILLE, Sept 5.--Gen. Rousseau
telsgraphed from Spring Hill late Sat
urday that Wheelsrs force was across
Duck River aud had joined Rhoddy, and
we're rstreAting towards Florence.
Rousseau pronounees the raid = com
plete failure.
Gen. Keller is reported TO have been
mortally wounded and as having died at
Franklin yesterday
Gen Haskall is also reported killed
in skirmish.
Considerable damage has been done
to the railroad, but large forces are en-
ployed who will soon have it in running
order again.
The damage done By the rebels to the
Chattanooga Railroad is being rapidly
repaired. One bridge only has been de
s,royed-that over Ste~art's creek-5(
feet loEg.
Col Spauldiag was not captured q,
reported He is safe with his command
Capt Price. Of the 10Th Tenn, wa
killed on Friday.
The news from Sberman's army re
eeiveri TO day, reports the enemy's los
st 3 coo killed and wounded We cap
tured 1000 prisoners, among them 1
Brigadier General, name not given.
A large amount OF material was cap
tured
The army is in fnll possession Of tn
city of Atlanta.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
what the Richmond Papers say
Hevx the Rebels feel.

what the Richmond Papers say
How the Rebels feel.
NKw YoRK, Sept 6.-The Herald
City Point correspondent of the 4tb,
SAYS:
The Richmond papers affect to ridi-
cnle the idea of q single line Of railroad
being vital to their occupation OF Peters
burg and Richmond; but general des-
pondency hetrsys itself in the same is
sue
A correspondent writes from Ream 5
Station battle ground, several days after
the withdrawal Of our forces and speaks
sorrowfully of the destruction of nine
miles of railroad track and iron by Han
s'eks Corps, and pronounce its re posses
sion by the rebels as hopeless and impos-
sible He says the crops adjacent to
the road on both sides are utterly des
troyed the entire distance Thsfence
destroyed BY using the rails for firing
tracks, and the houses and barns are
generally reduced to smoaldering ashes.
The, Trib1Rss Washington cores
pondent says Gen. Hunter has been re
lieved, at bis own request, Of bis com
mand of the Army Of West Virginia
and Brevet Maj. Gen George Crooks as
signed to command in his place.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
REWARD.
$500 Reward.

TWO MrTa,Es usss ssslsa fFsn my st4his 90
i Saturday night. enc Of them Gray ai1
ne 49, The othsr-BrOwn, ~ bands atsns
apd also asour yraas cd both Mares. @re A~aE-
n .tsS They BAD o. vbsz tsksz aFay' Leats y
er Head Stal-s Uith Ghstn hAi.srs, ose Dta} BIT
PADS ware txksa vita fnsm-
III uay 500 reward for ths recovery Of tks
nfrt.. aad 500 addiftossl br the arrest Of the
shisv-s. OF VII literally reward aay psrson zho
wfil give ne such int5Tnatica - viii Lad 70
thar recovery
ssptS-st2 SoHE EoDsoE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

PaLADELpHIA, Sept ga special to
the Bulletin from Harper's Ferry. dated
18th inst, says an ambulance train of s.
wagons after bearing wounded, vas cap
tured BY Moseby, the train being siih-
out sn escort Capt Blaset pursued the
rebels aad captured so horses aud Eve
prisoners Maj Kellogg, l23d Ohio,
and DIR. Smelling, 36th Ohio, are amor :
the prisoners captured By Mose6y
There was nc lighting At BerFFville on
Sunday, and there is no newsfrom there
TO-DAY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
eJITY NEWS.

A HUNDRED GUS TO-DAY, The Pres
ident Of the United States having over
looked this important post in designating
the places where sslutes in honor Of the
achievements Of shermsh and FsrFAgus,
the loyal men OF this city have delerur
ined to correct the omission and have
furnished the necessary ammunition TO
FIRE 100 guns to-day at noon, in honor Of
those glorious victories. Capt. TombleF
has been chosen their executor Of this
determination. SO look ont for a little
Union thunder. ,sH519s 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

BACON, SHOULDERS, AND HAMs.-I have
just received geo casks of bacon, 100
casks of shoulders and so tisress Of
extra sugar cured hams, which propose
to sell in lots 70 suit purchasers, at los
figures, andas there is no meat in South
ern Indiana, to compare in quality aud
price, it will be to everybody's interest
to call at No, 50, Main Street, and pur-
chase from first hands and save IS per
cent J. P. ELLIOTT,
So Main Stras.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

THE DEMocRAoY CoNlEo TO GKiKp.--
Within the last few days great grief have
. overtaken the Confederate Democracy.
Atlanta has been taken from their
friends, Sheridan has whipped Early,
and greatest of all tkeir prototype John
Morgan, has gone to the ID Well
may they sxclaim, Ichabod.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
FROM tfle Army OF the Potomac.
HEADo rs AMY or PoToNAc. J
Z ImZA

The rebel pickets refuse to believe
that ATLANTA has fallen. They are very
friendly lately, but have their pockets
full of JEFF Davis's proclamation offer
ing safe conduct to deserters. They
hope TO largely reduce our ranks BY this
dodge.
They bay all the eatables they can get
from our men, giving greenbacks and
tobacco in exchange
September 5-Last night our bate
ries along our entire line opened and sa-
luled the enemy for an hour In honor Of
the fall Of Atlanta.
Gen. Giyens temporarily assumes com
mand Of the 18Th corps.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
LYOyss NATTIAInor.


Ksthsifea IL from Tia Greek vors sKsshrs." e.
'KsiAaiso." sleaifyinr 70 eisanss. Fsjsvlssts ana
fssiors. Thls artlels IL whst IL na@s sigsiass.
For prsssrTisE. Festoring aaa bsAatifyias the
human hair q Il ths NEST rsnaaksbis prsparaiisa
10 the world. II i aEals owned sas put ~ ~
the original prspristsr, ass ls ss~ zAds wilh -
sans carr, sin ssd aftsstisa whisA ss-s a =
ssls Of over eas niilisn betslss pr Annsm.
II is most ssiighifnl Hair prsssinK
Itsrsdioatss searf ass ssaarsa.
u kegs fhs bead cool sss cls.n.
II makes The hair. rich. soft sna glossy.
II prsssHfs The hair from saliEsK % sns tsrs.
tag gray.
u restores hair apoa bald hsaAs.
Any lady o. gsasismaH Who ssiaa. b~satlfui
asad Of hsir shssid uss Lyss's Ksthasros. Il h
khoSn aaa a 81 througkoat the eisillrsd woria.
sold BY al rssps>tsbis dealers.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

HoME A0AIE.-Ths balance Of the
l36lK Regiment belonging to this city,
arrived home At half-past 3 o'clock yes
terdsy morning, and made the wslkin
ring With their glad shouts. Although
the hour Of their arrival was unknown
in advance, and Of course they we're not
met and welcomed at the depot, yet they
received warm welcome as they ap-
pared on the streets during the day.
The boys look somewhat brouzsd, but
are generally ia excellent health, and Of
the whole number who left, all return ez-
cept two--one died in hospital, and one,
Cramsr, vas killed, as has been 81 :
nouneed, At Indianapolis.
Although the l3oth never got into q
fight, We have the testimony Of their on
csrs that the boys were 81 sil times ready
for any duty they might be called upon
TO perform, and did moat important ser.
vice in guarding Gen. sherman's line
Of communications, aud are entitled to
the hearty thanks Of the whole country.
We havef .. been advised at this time
what the con4aIttes Of reception propos-
IS doing but spprehsnd that formal
reception and dinner will be given at 4 o
distant day 10 all the returned soldiers
in this vicinity Saeh mark o: graft
tuds is due the brave men who havexsn-
tursd their lives in defence of our flag.