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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-07
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.CoLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet soap, in sash uni.
vsrsAi demand, Il made from the choicest ma.
isriais, Is nslid and snoIIisnt In its natare,
rragrantiy scented, aud sxirsusly bsas
aeiaI In ia action UPON tbs skin. Tor sala b
Druxsisss and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A Gaze Of Dyspepsia OF sixtssa years
standing esssa BY one bon Of +. n. sharp's esle-
pratsa fiie Read the testlmony t--s' Phiiadsi.
phia, FEB. 9Th, isef. NJ. John , kroaar-Dsar
Sir have been sufferer ffom that nest korrid
disease, Dyapepsia, fsr sixtssu yeara bat afAsr
using the ous. hox Of 7. II sharp's FiIs whlsh I
purchased Of you some threo weeks age, | sci e
" had entered iato new life-iay general hsaith
has Improved, my appetite has Increased. aud al.
together EEL like new IsaR. take pleasure IN
Foeosassndlns them 70 the public as safe asd re-.
liabls. Yours truly, O. T. FORBES, Ne. 81
Chestnut Street, PbIlalalphfa -
Prizes 81 bex. sold BY drusSists svsFywhass.
JOHN }. KRONER. Primelp~s Aasat.
soa Chestnut Street. Pl-ss-sslphis.
nayi9.'si en-
THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIEsog or
An INVALID.
Published for the benefit, and 81 . warning Ana
CAUTION To YOUNG MEN Who sussr from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay Of Manhood,
etc, Supplying at the same time. THE MRAMs
or SELF CURE. BY one who has sured hlmsslt
after being put to great expense And injury through
medical humbug and quaekefy.
BY enclosing = postpaid addressed snvsicpe
slagls copies may he had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq.
Bedford. Kings County N. y.
may2siy-isss
AHertoan Cancer champion. --DR
| HEBBERN has located In the city Of Qulaey.
| filinela, Ne. tos Main Street. third door above
| Quincy Houss. oaaes over J. r. Dayton's beck.
store.
He claims 10 be the King Of Cancers and all
kinds Of Fever Sores. saeh a. white swelling and
Bone Diseases scrofais, Piles. Sore Eyes in thsIE
| worst stages. Liver Complaints, Coasamptioa.
Female Weakness, aad Salt Rhsuns, letter,
Rhsunatiszs, &c., &c.
/ The Doctor became master Of the above diseases
whils travelling through Europe aad America, and
he BOv stands at the had Of his Profession beth
| IN Europe and America. The Doctor will saks
pleasure In showing hts visitors certificates u ths
above diseases where Their have ben given up q
lneurable by the best physicians in the eountry
Tbs Doctor also guarantees care In al cases
where the patient lives up to the dirsetionE
The ratient viii please correspond weekly. Civ
ing a true statement Of the eaas. Me-
sEz- TIE poor DEALT with literally.
oAAssrs extracted IN frOm four t. txsnsy.foa
Asars, without Instruments or pain, or 8 arop a
b,oed. wAys3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-07


fer the benefits they inpart. Price Is eszts sash.
Principal ofies. 2sf Canal Street, Hew York.
n. NELSON q co, ana ~ d. THOMPSON,
Evansville, ind. and ~ AL r-spsessbls dsAisrs
Ga medicines. mshes 9zn
"a Let those who haze doubted shs sirtu>s
BvEL's cEsSos BIrrHss. II asy sseh there be
rad the folissing celfIse1fs from gsatlsnen rel,
known 10 this community, and doubt no saFs.
It's general Introduetlen into the army YIN save
the liyss ofthoasands Of our sold!srs:
LOUISVILLE, KY. Jane 81, 1888.
We, shs undersigned, haze aoen the good Effects
prodaoed ~ the zee Of Dr. joss BvIL's eEBEex
B1TTEss in case Of general debility and prssirAtisn
Of tbs system. and believe lie general ass would
preysnt disease aud relieve mueh suHsriag.-
Among our soldiers ParsIealsrJ voald this b shs
ease, especially shOss whS are exposed t. Mas
matte innuenes IN the Southern ciimats.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
49, Cslieet0r Int. Rev. "a Dis. ky.
CHAe. b. C0TTOA,
Collector o. me Port Of Louls'iils, Ky.
Provost aarshal Gsa1 Of Kentucky.
REV. D. 2. HENDERSON,
yiua Pratt 81 sanitary eomnfssIen.
HARVEY. HUGHES co,
Pnbiishsr Democrat.
GEO. p. D0ERS,
Prop. LouisviIIs AnzslKsr.
HUGHES h PAnKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Maiu stFsst,
Louisville, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN co,
Wholesale Shoe Dealer, Main ST., Esounyuls,
HART MAP0THEKt
photographers, cor. Market asd Third Sta.
Loulsyiliy, Ky.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor. 80 and Market sls,
Louisville, KY.
CAPT. 8. Y. HTLDRETM,
OfHteamer Major Aadersen.
MAI. L. r. THUbToH.
Paymasfsr ". s. Army.
o. N. METCALF,
National Hotel, Louisviils. 81.
COL. JESSE BAYLEs,
18Th Ky. cavalry.
GEORGE d. PREHfCE.
Louisvii - Journal.
kss advertisement In another column.
abe ~ Sold by PETER yIERLEK0,
sels Agent. EvansuilIs, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-07

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-07
River News.
ARRIvAE-

ARRIVALS.
Missouri New 0rleaHs. Carrie, Nashville.
Grey Eagle. Head. Gsodv FrSapss eip
seienes No. :. Louisville Gen HaItsek- HssF
Volunteer, ClnsfanAfi. Armada. cane
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-07

New York"
There Is nothing eqasl, In tbs way Of PlAstss.
10 tbs Porous Plaster Of Mr.. AIAcoek. In Asia
na, Cough, kidney AnsssioEs, Asd LEGAL essp-
ssaesd pains, they afford permanent relief; and
for weak backs. pains IN the side, stitches, ana
spassnodic pains generally, they unsurpassed
fer the benefits they inpart. Price Is essts sash.
Principal Once, rs Canal Street, Esw York.
n. NELSON CO. ana y. D. THoMPSos,
Evansville, Ind. ; and ~ al r~spsetsbls dsAisrs
"a medicines. nshes sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-07

This celebrated Toilet soap, in sash uni.
ysrsAi demand, Il made from tbs choicest ma.
tsrials, Is mtid and smoIiient In ita natars,
rragrantiy scented, aud sxtrSusly bsas
aeiai In lts action UPON tbs skin. Tor sala b
Druggists and Fancy Goods nealsrs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-07
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-07

VIII raa g = regular packet between this city
and Nashville
Leaves Evansville every Friday ~ Z e'eieck r.a.
Leaves Nashville every Monday A e'eiock r.a.
HALL 3 RUDp. Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

TO TUE EDITOR OF THE HERAbV.
pormi, me tho use OF your widespread columns 70 OK
pose piece OF rascaty, TO call no moro, which was
praotlsed this morning (and perhaps day) by the above
company. paid my faro to Goshen, and, with crowd
Of OTHERS went towards the cars, WHOM wo round hem
crowded almost 10 suiccatop, many person preerrms
70 remain the platform outsidG Many rcmonsTanoce
we're ned oat but Of avail place another car at the
passeussrs' dispoeai one ssndns by and pniqked but
was useless as tpe managing would DOT listen 10
anything The consequence Was that over ATTY perscvs
sn women and children, were compelled TO rem an oi
three hours and more Ill the next trim left, which ~
the season IA very agreeable Win you rieasc call
the attention OF the proper authorities 70 the crcuu'
stance, and otrigo one q the victims.
dEoRGE RAPRixL. LOG William nseAl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12
Brooklyn City News.

SHOOTING AyFRAy ON THE CoSEY ISLAND RoAD-A shoot
ing ARRAY occurred At Tunson's Hotel, on tho Concy
Island plank road yesterday afternoon appears that
chowder party from Mulberry street, New York, called
the Emmett Social Club which had been to Sleeps Head
bay returned 40 far the above named hotel, when
Of the party got into quarrel and man drawing
pistol used IL recklessy rs to shoot other men who
were in nowise connected with their party One Of the
men injured was Mr.. wm II. Goodrich, Of tho Provost
Marsha rs ofHce Third district. He shot " the
thigh the wound Is not serious. The other man was
John Krutz hostler who was attending 10 the horses
OF customers the time He shot through the FOOT
the ball lodging in the ankle. The ball which struck
Goodrich went through the fingers OF Mr. T. Prendcr-
CAST connected with Hoolsys Mnstres. but resulted In
ery slight injury. On the return OF the chowder party
TO Brooklyn they stopped by the Fortyrs pre-
ciuct police and william Riley, the man who fred the
psto arrested and locked up TO await exan,i nation
He fully identified by several gentlemen as the one
who committed the outrage.
TIN PRovosr MARsHALs OFF1cE-Lieuscrapt Colonel
Jordop Of the Fourteenth regiment OF Brooklyn, was yes
teray appointed Recorder Board q Enrolment OF
the Third Congressional district, in place Of Mr. Henry
Bristo resigned who has occupied the position since
the Office was established.
SuSsTRoRR james Kingsbury, whose family resides
on the corner OF CARL and Fair siroos sunstruck
yesterday johnson street. Adams street, and died
shortly thereafter. A woman, name unknown was
Frustrated in Smith street yesterday, and taken to
the Fotythrd precinct station house. Sho was not ex
pectcd TO recover last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12
Mails FOR IKE PACIFIC.

Ehe Braiiiant Achievements OF Admiral
Knrrugut's Fleet cG TzobiIt--TEp Opera
ifoas of Lieut.. General Grants Army
Movements and Defeat OF the Rebel
Raiders In virginia --The Lntcst News,
&C., &c.
tie nail steamship Costa Rica, Captain Tilki.pausa,
Vim leave this port Tomorrow Tor AsbpwSlL
Tho mails Tor Central America and the South Pacific
win close IN this city at halfpast zen O'Clock toncrrov
morning.
Tho Nsw YoSE HE7ALD--Editlon for the Paoiac--will
b ready at hsifpast nine O'Clock 10 tie moraug aud
viii sve:-Accounts OF tho Brilliant Naval Engagement
OF Mobile, rosuing In the comples success Of Admiral
Farraguts fieet with heavy loss and deep humiliation 70
the Rebels illustrated Map Of ths Scene Of Battle
Tue latest news rom Lieut.. General Grants Army a'
Petersburg, Va; from snerman's Army atiAtsnta, Ca
and from the Union Forces 10 different parts OF the
try; The latest accounts of the Movements and Defeat
the Rebel Raiders In Virginia; The latest News from
Esrops. sod reports Of all interesting events Of the pas
| ten days
Single oobiss IN wrappers, rssdy fOr maas six GENUS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12
the WEEKLY HERALD.
The Beat and Cheapest NewspapeR IN
tho Country.

The Beat and Cheapest NewspapeR IN
the Country.
The wHEIy HEaAIp, for the present week, ready TO.
morrow Saturday morning, will contain
An the particulars received OF the brilliant Attack OF
Admiral Farraguts Fleet on the Dcfcnces Of Mobile re-
sung in the Surrender OF the Rebel Ram Tennessee the
Capture Of the Rebel Admiral Buchapau Tho Capture OF
the Selma the Gaines driven ashore for; Powell Aban.
done aud Fort Gaines Surrendered by the Rcbcs, --
ated.wth Nap OF the Scene Of Operations The latest
dispatches from the Army under Lieutenant General
Grant, front OF Petersburg, Va The latest adyices
from General IShetmans Army al Atlanta, Ca The latest
intelligence Of the Movements Of the Rebel Raiders In
Virginia. with accounts Of their Defeat at several points
The latest dispatches from the Union Forces In dssroui
portions o the country The latest News from Europe
and all other parts Of tho world; Poetry The excellent
story OF shadows Interesting Literary, Scientific aud
Artistic Items Euscal aud theatrical Reviews Tor I'll,
week Important reading for Farmers and Agcutlraliss
Facetbc; Reviews Of the Money Commercial Dry Goods,
Cattle and Horse MARKETS and accounts 81 al rporar.
oyests o. thB week.
Termssiusla subscrirtou, ~ Three copies 81, Flya
copiss s. ren copies ti4 single copies nvo cea's each.
4 United number d advertisements Inserted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12
SHERMAN:
Particulars Of General Stone
mans Raid.
Names of Officers Captured
by tie Rebels.
GEN. PALMER EE ROUTE FOB WASHINGTON,
&ess &e.s &ss

NASHVILLE, August IL 1884.
Information from Marietta TO tho 9th gives the
particulars OF Sth neman's raid.
On ypIy ~ tina siith aud Sixth Indlaua cavalry and
two sections Of tho gwsntyfoufh Indiana battery set
out for Macon 20 relieve ,ee Union ofcsrs imprisoned
thore Tic expedition rived 800 late. The rebels had
moved tho officers to place Of greater safety.
General McCooks forces started at the time TO
eNe / Junction with General scnerasn, but
saken by ovecpowerng force ana obliged 10 let Stone
mans command cut its way out.
The rebels Saturday, July 80, and The
engagement lasted al that day untl late night sun.
day morning found thom completely surrounded.
Colonel Adams finding resistance hopeless, escaped TO
Marietta.
Colonel CapFon, with his command escaped once; bit
vas again surrounded aad his cut to pieces.
The Sixth Indi also cut tbroush the eueny's ranks
but again STACKED their fate is unknown to our
informant
General s,onemau, Colonies Bidde and Butler, Majors
Thompson and soper, Captains Whitman, Elliott and
Fin1ey Lteutenans Anderson stanton, ArgeI Lindsay,
John Hubbard, Miller. Simmons and Clegg, prisoners.
Lieutenant Chittenden was killed
Company |. Fl tn indiana, los, fesrfuIly.
Soldiers VITO rep'rt that the rebes surprised
Colone Caproo camp. shooting his aad Draining
them with their guns wnie asleep.
The Filth indiana lest about four hundred men.
Three hundred eighty prisoners Of war; including
fifteen comnissi ned officers arr ed here today
MAJOR General Palmer reached here this evening, =,
route 10 Washington 1t IS reported that he has been
ueved Of the nd OF the Fou tcenth CORPS
Later in ormatlon is to the eject that Col. Capron
with several squads Of his men, is IN Marietta Tbis
will reduce Gene, al Stonemaus loss to less than one
thousand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12
Police IntelliQcnce.

AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF--RoBBING DOCTOR.
young man, tweuty-one years OF age, giving his
name Henry Duiy, was arrested late on Wednesday
night charged with stealing horse and gig from Dr..
Emil Won Schoeping. While visiting patient in Ninth
avenue Foresh street. the Doctor loft his horse and
carriage In front OF the house, when the accused
along and stealing tho property, started oil at rapid
When taken into custody by officer Andrewsf Of
the Twentieth precinct the horse and zig found in
the prisoners possession Duffy was taken before JUS
tice Iedwth, and committed, In default OF 81 900 bail
9he property stolen valued at $500.
ARREST OF RIVER THIEVES.
Cornelius Mahoney, junk dealer, and Richard Thomp
zen and Simon Pierce two latter attached to tow
boat-we-c taken before Justice Ledwsh yesterday after
noon, charged with having stolen green beef hides,
valued $780, from the canal boat J. 3. Gilbert, lying
at tho Of Harrison street. North river The hides
were taken ashore in small boat and placed cart,
which driven rapidly away The PROOF being con.
elusive against the prisoners, Justice Ledwth committed
them prison for trial. Search made for the stolen
property, but II could not be found.
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The Late Accident on the Washington


From the Washington Inielligoucer, August 1ol
Tho accieot which happened Monday evening on the
Washington Pailroed Annapolis Junction, appears
To have been serious than reported yester
days paper. The collision took place boween the OK
passenger tram which left Baltimore al forty min
past four +. d. in charge OF Conductor Gefge W.
Hooker and the passenger train which left Washington
AZ fury four in charge OF Conductor Taylor
Both trains moving slowly al the time. on tho
consequences OF the disaster might have been fearful
here Is quite bend in the road just before reaching
Ann apoiis Junction from Washington that the trains
approaching from either ent OF the road cannot be soon
by each other The accident took place at the curve,
aud the crash OF The meeting Of the o gncs could no
heard distinctly the Junction The engineers Of ho.h
did all IN their 10 avert the collision, but without
avail and, seeing the impending DANCER eared to the
ground. thereby saving their lives Mr.. Joseph Groa,
baggage master OF the train from Baltimore who
10 the baggage car crushed in dreadful manner
and died within an hour. Mr.. Michael sullivan, OF the
Eighth Indiana Volunteers, who unfortunately stauG
tho platform Of the front passenger car, also
severely bruised, and died few minutes after being
moved from the wreck. Mr. VIM. Btlling baggage
and Nc. John Martin, express messenger received
though not da gerons wounds aud several Of the
lssergers both trains wereSightly injured The loco
motive attached TO the trains very seriously DAM
aged and also all the baggage cars but the baggage gen.
eraly suffered but little. three of the passenger
slightly damaged. The collision, II is stated,
resulted from slight difference in tho watches Of the
conductors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

/. assra.' .r1ry AT Tus STEVENS HoUsx-
I opncxRs CHANGED WIFE NEGLECT OF DUTY
7 ~-vios At rRs ESSEX Mark
AlLrcsp oonn. 'sAsF o. fss '.vrsl
soos CoUsr--Fua anS~
AD ON TRIAL, ETC -A.k
nave been great many trials during the
"S CAGES have been rasser unnpcrspt than other.
inc Gaze Of officers Finsty and shea Of the First
preciuo'' was one OF some public interest The officers
le1ri serious disturbance on Sunday morning 10 the
'ieny q the Stevens House. corner Of Broadway and
Norris street. They tina. direction and ascer,ansd
'nal dissraceful baEroom row had occurred in the
seSeas House. that several shots had been EXCHANGED
between the parties, and that general melee had
suei lhey arrested person In the and then
rVeeeoea 70 ths house, which they found barred up
lpy endeasored 70 get 10 Tor the purpose Of procuring
eNlaeace sufficient 10 hold their prisoner; but after
Fa"y trying FOR halt boar were Obliged TO abandon
the matter aad let the prisoner escape Mr.
fske proprietor OF the stevens Bous, now comes for
49, eha cAfges The Officers with neglect of duty. II
apeu ~ evidence, however, that the barroom OF tho
iouse une Seen kept opan until early hour
sthae3 ni0rlnga clelr violation III the Ia,-arl ira
~ !" ,he Board tork occasion to remind Mr. sske
u' Ne hnd closed MS b1r be should have done
:, ne would have avoiaed al trouble ar Commissioner
Murray iumael That ho should % further Il al tho
~ prosecute sr. Esks for violation 81 tbe sunday
Lquor law but as the latter gentleman promised not 10
o., 7paleaa 4 i probable tue Commissioner viii give
ht1 ssn"i her chance
Ta ony other Of importance was one involving 7
sor15 clrsn5 points 81 Essex Market Police Court II
appeaoo Lat serSnt heamater who has cbarae Of tho
Essex Market PeCs Coz squad, was brought 10 /,
charge OF being concerned 10 foul dongs Of ne.
cnDiaiy character as tue court. Az the !
taIaea cat, however, 4 did not appear that |
tho Sergeant gully or any nisde rleBlor, |
me coup ainant II the case was Mrs Anna Ilpger,
person who had been charge 0, Eeepnq q B
dis0suery house. on warrant ssUed by Justice Mana.
field she stated that after she mad been crested ~
Sergeant Delapater aod officers Yrne and Andre shs
taken into private az the Essex Market Court
where sue mad an Interview with German namet |
N5 ers, employed Interpreter 10 tne Court She I
alleges Tint Myers offered TO settle the With
SO, bat she not liog 10 give MIN $50; aud
that upon finally agrooiog y thc 49, Myers wett 10
the Justice and said some'hng and that directly hese
after she allowed go She ufher,satcd that
she ne Myers II lager Dior saloon aud paid him ,ue
money. II afterwards appeared that sho had JOS been
iniy discharged .but comnii,tcd Tor examination Mr.
thas, s. Spencer who had been engaged in thc case
brought the Whole matter 10 tae notice Justice Mans
heii, Who ordered the interpreter 10 refund tho money
Whether Il was refunded an not appear Myers
ia st retsincd at the court, however. There was
ias 10 SHOW that sergeant peameter or the other ocors
received say Of tie money, AID The complaint gas as
missed.
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70 Ahats Inaisn Atrocities.

ONaHA NJ I. August IL 1864
W. u. s Hughes, Adiutant General OF Nebraska, has
issued order calling for two regiments OF mounted in
fantry for Indian service four months and to
report TO Brigader General Horord and Brgadier
raj Coe as soon as possible.
The following 10 the address Of Governor Saunders to
the citizens OF Nebraskas-
The uews from our Western border is alarming. Nr-
merous trains OF emgrants and frcghts have been at
tackled and Lhe owners killed, wagons destroyed and
STOCK off, No less than -four different points the
rou6 between Territory and Denveriwer attacked
one day. The Indians are now known to be infcstng
these roads for dlstance Of several hundred miles.
All the available government troops have been
sent forward. Wo need more men 10 order to punish
these and give security TO frontier settlers
In order meet the have thought proper to call
upon the able bodied militia Of the Territory to organize
few companies OF minute men-men who can and wnI
IL necessary, move at q moments warning TO the
scene OF these depredations and assist in punish.
ing the murderers and robbers or driving
them from the country mako this appeal TO ON peo.
ps confident that will be responded 70 promptly. and
with willingness their part The Adjutant General has
to-day Issued special order from these headquarters
giving particulars In regard TO the OF organizing
and re porting these companies.
ALVIN SAUNDERS.
Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief.