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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
THE VERY LATEST
TELEGR APH.
The Chicago Convention.

CHICAGO, Aug. 30-The proceeding
we're opened BY Bishop Whitshouse, who
FIRST read from the Psalms Of David, and
then delivered an impressive prayer, The
delegates aud audience standing to heal
hun.
The COMMITTEES on Credentials report
ed against ths admission Of delegates
from the Territories, Louisiana, or the
District of Columbia: and also TO admit
both delegations from kentucky-each
delegate to cast half vote. The report
vas adopted -
On molten Of Mr.. Cox, the Hon. Amos
Kendall had leave to present = commu-
nication, the proceedings and action Of
the Conservative Union National Con
yention, held in this city on the 29th-
When the Secretary read the rssola-
tons, recommending the nomination Of
Mcclellan, the widest applause went up.
many delegates standing and cheering.
Mr.. Cox moved that the resolution De
referred to the Committee on Resolu-
tions
Mr. Miles moved to amend, that the
Communication be made q part Of the
minutes of the Convention.
The Chair stated that the communiea-
ton would be entered a. a matter Of
course
Mr. Odds said that another body, the
Sons Of Liberty, in session here, might
have q Communication TO make, and If
that is to 90 on the minutes, this ought
TO also.
Debate ensuing, Mr.. Odds said he
would not press the matter.
The Communication was accepted
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
Ths Latest war Jews.

Special Dispatch 70 the Cincinnati Gazette
WAsHnGToS, Aug 29.-Ths latest
official intelligence to-day, is from Gen.
Sherman, Of the fall Of Fort Morgan sn
Mobile Bay. He does not learn whether
the Fort was blown up, evacuated or sur
rendered Dispatches from Gen, Grant
are to the same effect, his information
on the subject being derived from the
Richmond papers Of the 10th inst.
Gen. Sheridan has advanced and dis
covered the enemy retiring.
All quiet yesterday and to-day around
Atlanta, so far as active operations are
concerned.
Official dispatches from General Grant
indicate that Lee has ceased to struggle
for the recovery Of the Weldon Railroad,
which is completely in our possession
No lighting yesterday or this morning
before Petersburg or IN General Butler 5
front
Early's forces are in full retreat up
the Valley. Our cavalry is closely press
ing the rear Of the reirestiag column,
capturing good many s,ragglers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
River News.

The river declined few inches yes
tsrday but win no doub, commence ris.
ing again to day, as considerable rise
is reported above.
The weather is again growing cloudy
with indications Of rain.
The activity yesterday on the levee
vas altogether on Governments account,
and some four or Eve boats were loaded
With oats and cattle and left last night
The arrivals yesterday we're the Nash
vile, Fanny Brandies, Carrie, New
York, Ida Ress, Alice, James Gray and
Anglo Saxon.
The departures were the New York,
Nightingale, Olive, Goody Friends,
James Gray, Alice and Anglo Saxon.
The Charner is due here this morn
sng, and will return to Cairo at IL
o'clock to-day. Capt Qua Dusouehett
is IN command with Frank Dusouehe,t
ond Mr.. SOrsnson, her accomplished
Clerks.
That paragon OF steamboats,, the Wild
winged Tsrascon, win be here this after
noon from Louisville, in charge Of those
public fAvorites, Capt Jim. Lusk, Frank
Blacksmith aud Billy Fenton. The mag
niheent appointments, the unrivaled
model and 6ne running qualities of the
Taraseou, crowned by the great popular
ity of Der officers insure her all the
freight aad passengers for above to-day.
The new and elegant Saratoga, Capt
bravo, will be here tomorrow, for New
Orleans. She is a splendid boat, entire
" new. Messrs. Cox q Humphrey are
her agents.
The Ben. Shckney will be here on
Friday, for New 0rleaus-a most charm
ing boat, just out Cox & Humphrey
are her agents
We learn that the Nashville was fred
into at Unioniown on Monday night.
We shall expect to hear Of Gen Paine
visiting that region again soon
The James Gray came ia from Green
River yesterday, bringing nearly 200
hogsheads Of tobacco on herself, aud a
barge. She went out again yesterday
evening
The high-headed Alice, in command
OF Capt Frank p, Barns. Of the great
house Of Faiman, Rsnger, Van Ripper
a Co, also broueh, a full load Of to-
bAeco out Of Green River She left last
evening for Shawneeiown, with honest
Joe Ashby Al the wheel
The Charmer and the Miami arrived
from below at lot o'clock last night
From officers Of the Charmer we learn
that the Silver Spray received some so
shots from gusrrillas while passing down
the river on Monday evening, a few
miles above Uniontown. No one hart
CUsToH HousE CLEARAScEs-Und er
recent regulations, issued by the Secre-
tsry Of the Treasury, all boats, whether
in Government service or otherwise. run
ming beles Cairo or up the Cumberland
or fennesses rivers, must procure clear
ances before leaving port, under penal
~ Of eon6scation. 5ts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
SCHOOL.
Mathematical
AND
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
JOHN A. ALLEN::: Principal,
SCHOOL.

Graduate e. ID. Z $. Military Academy. west
Point and for macy years an instructor
Of Youth.
FTNuE SECOND SIS ION OF THIS SCHOOL
L viii somasnos On houdsy, spfemher the
5th. in tie baiialpE 90 sirsf sfreat, part Of
Vii l. &C ugiei ~ Mr.. Bshm's Commercial
college
TIE couFse u study iaela1es all the branches q
a eamrlsfe EnEiish aud Classical education.
The stuaepta are required % perform such MIL
tsr sHsressss a. eontributs % discipiias, health,
and a. easy and graceful carriage
Tbs scael sstie year consists II tee sessions Of
tsanty uesks ~seh
TuiItuS so per session o. twenty weeks. one
half payable 81 ths commencement, and the bal
suoe az the middle % the s-ssIon.
No dfduetlun for withdrawal Of scholars from
tbs school daring the session. sxaept n easss oi
prpfrasssd siskn 81
rsfT1sn -Far winter, ore blue Cloth Round
a%uat. stsndiug collar 20 hook 10 front 81. ros
81 nins giit bastsua %. 8. Artllisryl. aud ahrss
small oues 20 button he cuff Cadet grey sioth
I PaatslogEss sith b sek cord On the eat-F So IN,
iroHa to wsist = ts ankls bias el0th nili'
I tar cap.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
County Convention

There will be Mass Convention Of
the Union men of Vanderburgh County,
held at the Courthouse in Evansville,
'on Saturday, the Sd Of September, al
balfpast two o'clock, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the ensuing
election.
The members of the Executive Com
mittee are requested to see that due
notice is given in their respective town
ships
BY order of the County Elk. Com.
J. CHANDLER, President
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

Darn oF Carr. BEAcKES.-We are
deeply panied TO learn from the Indian
spolis papers that Capt Braeken has
died Of the wound received last Thurs-
day in the railroad accident on the In
dianApolis 4 Cincinnati Railroad
lie was for years the local editor and
was recently the reporter for the State
Sentinel, and was highly accomplished
and high toned gentleman.
He had served the country in the Mex
lean war, and commanded the first com
pany Of cavalry raised in Indiana for
the present war, but resigned after some
months service in Western Virginia. Al
the time Of his death he was the Demo
cratic candidate for Senator from Marion
county, and was highly esteemed no
only by his party friends, but by his pc
litical opponents also
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

CHARLES F. MAnsH, Sec'y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

INDIANA SrArE FAiR-we acknowledge
the receipt of q complimentary ticket to
the 18th Annual Fair Of the Indiana
State Board of Agriculture, to take place
on the Sd day Of October to the Stu in
elusive, at Indianapolis.
II is expected this will be one OF the
largest and most interesting Fairs ever
held in the State, aud our farmers and
artizans should by all means be repre-.
sentsd.
We shall allude to the subject again.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
AugsOst

DIR GooDs, NoTIeSs, &c, AT AUCTION.
Hiram Nelson win sell at public aus
ton, on Wednesday, Aug. Slst, at No. 8
Water Street, the remnant of t. Lyons
stock of Dry Goods, Notions, &c, con-
sisting in part of Dress Goods, Jscouetts.
Nansooks, Misses Hats, Embroideries,
Nets, Gloves, Baskets, Threads. Collars,
Lace Sets, Buttons, Ribbons, Laees, &c.
Bale to continue from day to day.
The ladies are especially invited tC
attend this sale.
Sale to commence at o'clock AN.
Aug. 80. LIT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

~The Reception Committee appointed
BY the meeting of Monday to receive the
l00-dsys> men, met in the Court House.
Sam'l Orr was chosen President and
Chas. E. Marsh Secretary.
On motion, Mr.. Hiram E. Read was
appointed a COMMITTEES Of one 20 adopt
plan by whicht to notify the people by
signal, or otherwise, of the arrival of
the 100 days men
On motion, CON nittse of Eve, con-
sisting Of the following named gentle
men: John s Hopkins, Christian He'd
derrick, Moses Meyer, jacob Lowenthall
and David Heilman, was appointed to
superin:snd the procurement of eatables
and drinkables, and that said committee
confer with the Finance COMMITTEES.
On motion, Sam'l Orr was added to
the Committee on Eatables
On motion, it was
Resolged, That the citizens and mill
tary meet the companies at the depot
and escort them TO the portico Of the
State Bank 10 hear q short address of
welcome, and afterwards escort them to
the Mozart Hall to partake of the re-
freshments there to be provided for the
lOO-days' men and all the veterans who
have previously returned
On motion, il was
ResOtred, That all returned veterans,
without reference to the regiments to
which they respectively belong, be and
are hereby invited TO participate in the
reception which is intended for them as
well IS the I00-days' men.
On motion, John J. ChandlA, Esq
was appointed to make the reception
speech at the portico of the State Bank,
and Charles + Marsh vas designated 10
notify Mr. Chandler Of his appointment
On motion, Capt Cyrus K Drew vas
appointed Marshal, to arrange the order
of the procession.
On motion, Mr. s. l. Conant was ap-
pointed a committee Of one, with power
to procure such help as be may need to
decorate tie portico Of the Bank "a his
judgment shall dictate
On motion, Maj johnson, Capt Car.
son, John 5 Hopkins, and Moses Meyer,
we're appointed a committee on music.
On motion, IL was resolved that these
resolutions be published in the city pa
pers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
zine die.
SAMUEL ORR, Prsst
CHARLES =. MARSH, Sec v.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

DR. MAGEgIss. reference to his
card 10 ano her place, it will ne seen that
DE-. John Mageniss has relocated ia th;s
city for the practice Of his profession.
Before entering the army Dr. MAgeniss
had established reputation second
probably to none in the country as a skill.
ful physician and successful oculist and
aurist, and his experience in the army
the past three years has given him ample
opportunities to perfect himself in prae-
teal surgery. We bespeAk for him a
liberal share of the public patronage in
the line Of bis profession.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

operating it being only required to regu
late the speed Of the machinery and
change the direction of the carriage
which il done by the simple movement
Of lever.
Beyond the smithy and carpenter
shops, ia tsnt-houss containing tank
IA feet in diameter a. its base and u
feet deep.
This tank is supplied With water from
the canal By means Of clay pipes, and
furnishes water to all parts of the build
inga
There is also in this building pattern
room where will be stored the numerous
patterns that accumulate around such ca
Adjustments.
All the buildings are Of brick, sub
stantialIy built with slate roofs Of varie-
gated cOlors very inEeniously arranged,
and making very handsome appear
ance.
The grounds were laid out and the
buildings erected under the superintend
ence of Mr. C. C. Genung, who has done
himself much credit as a civil engineer
and architect.
The company have already commenc-
ed moving the old shops. and will soon
have plenty Of room for new tracks
which the rapidly increasing business Of
the road renders highly necessary.
These. new buildings are very ereditabls
to the company, and are exoellsd by
none, we presume, in the State.
The various shops furnish employment
to about eighty mechanics
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
GOLD PENS.

All pens hear my frasie-szsyk. ~ C. P. BkxYEs
ExTzA LOT. XII for which l hAEe - WreG the
oepyvislf. aHd are warranted "a oarzss aus ard
perfect Ia every respect. SEAT b mRil OF press
70 any part of the cauntry on receipt q price ssa
rssHrz charges Persons ordering wll please state
the size &nd style Desired whstksr hard or ssffs
hns OF coarse aad II the Ten zhsuld al 70 please
CT prove detective, t<y viii kaxe the FriSiiess q
enchanting A aeaucfion 81 sfrs~n PER cent. al
LEVIED on srdsrs Of s25 or ever, and twenty I've
uer cent On tho4e Of 500 Literal discount made
10 the trade. Old 9~ns repsinrSi 70 the best man
usr for 6fty cents (a-d sarsYl each. Ctren-
lars showing ssses. styles, and prices Of Watches
sent FEEE TO any address Adarsss
G. p BARNES,
DEALER in Gold Psus ana AKEzFrAN WATszEs
SIS Maiz Street, cor Sixth, LoaisTills, Ky.
mchzIs64
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

NASHVILLE, Aug. 30.-Goyernor John
son received dispatch signed by L. X.
n. Patton, commanding, dated GallaIin
the 30th, which says:
News from Lebanon to half past eight
o'clock this morning, states that Nor
garfield is in Wheelsr's hands The
college was surrendered with all the
troops in it.
Toe enemy is supposed to be 1896
strong, and we're scouting on all the
roads in that direction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

IMrE)yRMESrs by THE f. b G. II. r.
CoMrANY-Yesterday in company with
Mr. c. c. Gsnung, Paymaster Of the L.
h c. r. n. Co, we visited the asw shops
just finished by the Company The new
buildings are quite extensive, consisting
of. lst A rouudlhouse comprising about
three-fourths Of circle, with an sxts-
rior periphery of about 240 feet with
eight tracks diverging from the lurn-tAble
Immediately in front, and With cenented
sinks and sewers to carry OF the water
from. locomotives.
ID. A machine shop l22 feet by So
furnished with the best quality Of ma
chinery, which only lacks the mammoth
lathe for turning wheels, which is on its
way from the East
This shop is used for repairing engines
and constructing all the iron work con.
neeted with the operation of the road,
furnishing employment for large mum
Der Of workmeu
Connected with this building is the
engine.roOm, where a magnificent en-
CINE manufactured BY .Messrs, Reitz b
Haney, driven by steam generated'in a
very large boiler, furnishes the motive
power for all the machinery in the ma
chine shop aud in the carpenters she P
some distance off, and in addition, through
the medium of large fan driven BY
Ssam beneath the floor, furnishes tn,
furnaces in the blaeksmith's shop with
air to keep their fires aglow.
I'd. Back of she machine shop is Ii
smithy, building IS by so feet, Wit
seven torges, and "a rail heater, wher
the ring of the blaeksmi.h's hamme
make the rich music of industry.
4th. Parallel with the smi,hy is ii
carpenter shop, $50 by so feet, furni.hs
with excellent machinery, for planeinI
saving, &c.
Here cars are built and repaired, an
all necessary articles of wood work co
nected with the interests Of the compal
are constructed
A track passes through the earpen;
shop, as is also the case in the mach
shop, the rails sunk to the level of
floor so as not to interfere with the no
ment OF timbers on trucks over any p
Of the floor
The planeing machine is a magn
cent substitute for muscle, aecompli
ing in few minutes what would requ
man with jack plane half 8 day
effect
The planer makes about 1900 revc
tons in minute, aud so rapid is its
ton that it becomes invisible
works in both directions on the timl
and does its work we'll, the mocha
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
om=iaI vxar Bulletin.

War DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Aug. 90.
MAJ Gen. Dir:
The capture Of Fort Morgan is fally
confirmed by dispatches from Generals
Grant and Sherman, who derive their
information from Richmond aud Mobile
papers II appears from General Grant
dispatch to the President, just received,
that Fort Morgan was surrendered.
err PoISr, Aug %
A Lfaeoia, Presidenf
Since my dispatch Of this morning,
have received the Richmond Sentinel
Of the 2Tih IL contains the following
dispatch from Mobile:
Tbs report Of the surrender Of Fort
Morgan was most unexpected. WeAwait
an explanation Of so unfortunate an oe-
currsnee. The press Of Mobile Is hope
fol and confident Of their ability to hold
the city
Isignedl u, :. grant,
Lieut. General.
The lates, intelligence fron the She
nandoah Valley represents that large
party Of the rebel force has been with
drawn toward Richmond
latest reports from Gen sherman
represent that thus far his recent move
ments to occupy the rebel lines Of sup
ply. have been successful
CSigned T. NJ SrASrsE,
Secretary Of War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

Losr OR SroLES-$S0O REwAkn-On
Saturday, 9th inst, between Evansville
and Terre Hsute, $ Pass Book, contain
ing a draft on Washington in favor of
Kelly & Webb, for 1922 Also a
$500 bill Twill pay the above reward
for the delivery OF the above at Captain
Hopkins's Office, Evansville, Ind.
Aug30-St
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
J. ]. CHANDLEn, President.

pa- We had tho pleasure Of call
yesterday from Col. EhAnks, late of the
Twelfth Kentucky Cavalry, who is an
unconditional Union man in that State.
He has just completed the work Of con-
Meeting Evansville with Hartford, KY,
by slack water nsvigAtion--a matter Of
no little importance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
PLANTATION BITTRRs.

PLANTATION BITTKRs.
Which arc noe rsoemnsnded sy the highest .sai-
cal authorities. and warranted % proauss a. g.
Hssdlais beneficial ssset They are sKe-.zissiy
agrseaels, Isrfse ~ pure, and mast suppressed III
ether 'euies ~Asrs = Asalthy. ssssls suzsslsst -
required.
They purify. strvaEtksa ans lzvlsor.ts.
They create e healthy appstits.
Thsy srs an Antidots 70 shssxs o. w.sss ana
dist
Thsy ovsros@s tA. Effects d als.ipaties sss
late hours.
They strengthen the sysssn ana sailr.. a.
the mtnd.
rhsy Pssssss =iassa.sss ana Iss.r.sss..s -
vers
rhsy purify the br..sE sad assalsy 81 -
stomach.
They ours Dyspepsia aud Coas .ipasisa.
TAsy curs Dlarhsa ana oAelsra norkes.
They cars Liver Complaint and Hsrveus
Headache
They maks the ~esk stFesr. fhs ianguid hrn
liant. and are sEhAssisd natur.s great r.stsrsr.
They are compossd Of he o.lssr.ssd c.ils.ys harR
~in'ergresn, sasuAffss, rssts asd hsrss. all prs-
served IN Fsriscsiy Pass ~. orelE ruz. Yer par.
fieHiars. 1es eir~uisrs ssd isssimsaiais srsua
zach bofsls
beware Of inpsstsrs- KxamiHs svsry ssttia.
see that ~ has our private @. q. STAMP anmuti-
lated over the coTt. witk plsntatlss sssss, and
our signature 81 aas si.ei plata sias lslsi. So
that eur sottls % ret rs-siiss vita spurssus ana
dslsisfioas stHs. Aay ps,a.os rrstssdias y 81
Plantation Btssrs ~ fhs E.llsn Or 10 buIk, h a.
imrsstor. Asy Psrsos Initiating tkis bottIs, o.
selling any other material thersin vhssksr ssii.1
riansaiiaa Httsru Or net, ls sriulnai anAsr ths
q. 5. Law. sad ~ill - - prssseussz y - We
sifeAdy have oar rys en- several parties fs-hIfins
Cur bottles. Ae,s whe win susessa IN ssttisg
themselves Into cIess quarters. Ths dsHanl fer
BRAKES Plantation bitters from ladies. clergy.
men, merchants. 4c-, IL insrsaIbis. Ths slnpl.
trial Of bottls il the svsd.nss rrsss.f fts4l.
vorth aad superiority. Thsy are sold ~ all -
spsetabls druggists, groosD. physlsiAss. hsisls.
saiseas. stsaz boats, asd oeahtry sssrss.
P. N. DRLKE a o..
Ne. 1e2 Bresawsy,H.T.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
HOMF INTERESTS.

II FuTgTcIASS--f you wish 70 purchase pHrs
drugs, Msdieines. and Chemicals At q snau al
Fzncs On Eastern prices, 60 and examine ELLxz
2 WHfrE's stock, where yen win and every Arti-
e5s thzs Is needed b. the profession, ard prisss
which cannot fail to give satisfaction Their
tore Is a. Ne "a Main street may4dkvtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
--- a-s---'-s'''---a-a-ll--
REMOVAL.
TH0s. G. MAGHEE

LAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
Ii featuring Establishment to Ne . FIRST
STREET. below Main He has = large and eie-
gaas assortment Of Hone-m&ds Work, a. hns IS
the finest, guaranteed IS "geed as the hest" and
for sale Is "eheaP as the cheapest" and a little
cheaper.
His entire stock - consisting Of nne Buggy,
Coach, and Carriage Harness, Light Trctfing,
Heavy Wagon. Drsy, and Express Harness, Sad
disss In endless variety, Brides Of all kinds, In
any quantity, Collars, Girths, Surcingles. Check
Lines, Military Work; in short, everything In
his line, from Hanse Strap 10 {" Monitor SAD
die has been manufactured under his iEns-
date supervision. by skiiifGl and experiences
workman, sad is now onsrcd TO the trade al
EASTERN PRICES. Being able to compete sue
eessfully with anything in the market, in ssyie,
naish, durability, and price, be only asks trial.
Call and examine for yourselves apeS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

s0r Lieut.. +. NJ. Thsysr, and Adjt
John II. Sonntag. of the One Hundred
Thirty-sixth Regiment, arrived at home
last night
Lieut. Thayer was called home on ac-
count Of sickness in his family They
are both in excellent health. They
think the regiment will be kept there
until the last Of the week.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

NASHVILLE, Ssptem yer l.--Great ex-
element prevails ia Nashville to-day in
consequence Of = rumored attack to be
made by Whseler's cavalry force
Rumor gives his force at from six to
eight Thousand men with twelve guns.
When last heard from they were near
MeMinnVille advancing towards Muir.
fressboro ssa a& q
Their probable intention is TO destroy
the Federal line Of communications tc
the front II is supposed the FIRST dem
oDstrstion will be made upon Duck river
bridge.
No apprehension need be felt in re
gard to an attack upon this city. =
Reports reached here this morning
that the rebel cavalry force was nesi
Lebanon, Tenn, and had captured sons
80 Federal cavalry, but the river being
too high to ford, it is presumed the
have since joined Wheeler's main bod
near Murfreesboro.
No reports from Gen Sherman. -
Five hundred rebel prisoners, incl6d
ing % commissioned officers, reaches
here last night
River two feet on the shoals. and fall
| ing
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

The Surrender of Fort Morgan-Its
Enttre Garrison and Armament
Captured
WAsHlSGToS, Aug. 80 - Dispatches
received in Washingtos from before At
ANITA, state that the Atlanta papers Of
the 9Th announce that Fort Morgan
surrendered TO our forces, with all its
garrison, including Gen Paige, guns
munitions of war, &c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

DHsTRuoTIys FIRE- The extensive
foundry and machine shop Of Mr.. Arba
Holmes, at Terre Haute, was destroyed
by FIRE last Saturday morning, evident.
ly the work Of an incsndiary. Loss
about $4,000; no insurance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
InANs KxPREss COMPAHY
REMOVAL.

re hare 70 Tze4ts The Store Ne row Oecsp3
y By the Ist Of September. We viii remove 70 our
rev store during this month. In ordsr = Eeeeoe
ocr stock ns much as possIb1s, that ne can
neariy op-n in the Esv store With 80 e8'irf nsN
stock. We will sell goods Of cheap. We are Go
stag cut great macy gooes 81 nuch less thAn
thsy can - bought fsr East.
sCHAPKER . BCSsISG,
aag1s-ff:: Ne 70 Aaaa Street.