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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

abletatface IL to any reliable aouree.
GcrRmLLAs on GEEES RivER-There
no longer a doubt TO be entertained
it TIE whole Of Kentucky Il infested
tn gusrfillas and swarms Of rebel sol.
'rs, disbanded aud sent homo in squads
the purpose Of Recruiting, plumber
Z, robbing, numbering and obtaining
pglies. In addition 10 the raid ON
Ell yvillo, and the exploits of Bennsite
d his gang about Hardinsburg, Hart
d, Ne, we learn from Lieut. Eldred, Of
: Sth battery, who arrived here on Sat
day evening by the z, X. Dunlerson,
at Rennetie with 90 men was at Dog
ak on the 18Th, where he shot and
led a man called Iaso Bill, robbed a
m named White Of 5000, and the
nix Of Hartford of 1000, This Ben
tie is a son Of old Wash Bennette, who
es on Green river, and Who is said to
ge MD aud comfort to the guerrillas.
innette's gang we're making many in.
iries relative to the steamer D. B,
,mpbell
On Thursday they were at Madison
10 when they captured Gen. Shscke'-
ID, WHO had gone there to be married,
ley went to the house where he was
1pping dressed in the Federal uniform,
d the General supposing they were
me of his old soldiers, went to tho door
meet and Welcome them, when u re
liver was placed at his breast aud he
Is told be was prisoner to John Nor,
"a. lie was allowed an hour to get
ady to 90 with them, they in the mean
bile demanding of him to take the oall
the Confederacy, and at the same tim'
pressing their purpose 10 shave hi
,ad aud face smooth. Shackelford posi-
velyaud peremptorily refused to TAX
e oath under any circumstances. IN
items however, interfered and ATE
staining him for an hour the seoundrel
leased him. r.
These indications are so pointed tba
iere can no longer be doubt that tn
lrpose of the rebels isto devasta;e Ker
.eky, and we hope Gov Bramlette vii
Ike prompt and efficient measures I
rive the raiders and thieves from th
tate These depredations, with recer
rents at Paduoah, Columbus and For
iHox also shows the Importance
Coping the Legion on war footin,
nd we hope that the Legion Of Il
hole State will be diligently drilled al
lade as efficient as possible.
The projected telegraph line along Il
liver should also be promptly bui
,hich, with proper vigilance, will seeu
ar State against any predatory ineu
ions We must not sleep, but wat
nd he ready
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

WAsHINeroy, April l6.-Dispatches
from headquarters Army Of the Potomac
state that yesterday about noon party
Of rebel cavalry made an attack ON the
pickets st Bristow Station, but were re-
pulsed after brisk skirmish--one msn
killed and two wounded belonging to the
18th Pennsylvania Several Of the reb-
els we're wounded, but we're carried Of
| BY their comrades
The mail train, with Gen. Grant on
board, had just passed few minutes be.
fore the attack was made, and it ia sup
posed the intention was 10 capture him
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
THE COxYEesf0Ks AND EXPERIENCE OF
Az INVALID,

ASTHMA AsD CONSUMPTION The proofs
Of cures d the uosi distressing cases u Astksa
asd Consumption Is Dr stflek'.sa's Nsiiihaous
Cough Bsisam speaks louder thsu words 70 the
merits d thla lDeompaf.bls rerseay. 4 graistal
Dasient wrItsss Z an happy 70 BEAR my testlrao-
dy 70 tie woudtrui povsrs u yosw Cough bal
sam 10 cufins me Of the most tfoubissoms fonEh
aHa shortness q breath after az other means haa
<faiisd. Can say - - uaere gratifying Whist
load efuusetipz vas Femorsl BY the use ~ tais
foble eoafb Balsau SOFA ~ AZ arnzgists--so
cents per BOTTLE. Aps-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.


4 a n
This eelebrssed Toilet Soap, in sueh sni.
I ssrsaI demand, Il made from the choicest ma.
teriAls, Ia mIId and emolIient Ia its uaturs
fragranfIy scented, aud extremely bene
neisI IN IT. action upon the skia. Per sale b
Druggists and Fancy Goods Deaisrs.
Notice TO Physieians and the Public.
AELC0cK's POROUS PLAsTERs.-Tss7Iso.
stat--s Sew York, sey. p. Isss. 7. AlIeoek q
&C., no. "a C4asl strset-GSntisnsa iasely
sahsred severely from weakness II my b4ek, o.
easiOneA BY suddsniy over -sxsrting nysslf H&S-
lag heard your plastess mEeh rseoGnsndsd for
eases Of this kind, procured one, sad the rsssii
sss ell that could desire. a siasls pla@ssr
cured me Ia = sex.
~. BRToGs.
:. Proprietor Of the Br4earstls Hoass.
"Nsw York
There il nothing equal, 10 the way Of Plaster,
70 the Porous Plaster Of Mr.. Alieock. In Assh-
ma. Ceush. Kidney Affections, and local deep
seated 9alns, they saord permanent relief: aud
for Eesk backs, pains ia the aide, stitches, and
spssnodIc pains gsnerzIIy. they are unsurpassed
for the benefits they impart Price Is cents each.
Principal Office, 20 Canal Street, Esw York.
II, gELsos co, and \. D. THoAPsos.
Evansville, Ind. aud By aii respectable dealers
Ia Ias.iieinss. aeiso sm
One Of HmnneyxeII's Great Remedies.
HuSaEwELL's ToLU ASoDTsE.- This
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ia MosGaiy Mengrsqfisi perfect relief, While aa-
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

Or. Hetern. Cancer and Consumption ehAnploa.
Chicage, Ills. he Successfully Kills sad extracts
eAncsxs without pain o. knife, in from four to
twRnty-fonr hours. Also cures all kinds OF sores
aud piles. A cure always guaranteed or DO psy.
dsesoI 2. 0. Box 64sSS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
A General Rebellion.

Triumph of Great Discovery.
The public has rsb=l1sd against essserisial Hsir
Dyes Fashion has fsrsworn them. A sseaeieus
community has adopted in their stead
CRiSTADORosS HAIR DYE,
asd for Aess rsssess; II enbrOwns and bIackens
the Aasr, not the axis. 1t lie ressassls suolE-4s
not esr~iss sssS. II does not burlsssus natsrs
With eiooss-s ssetali'e sssss but produces her own
lsrSsg Asss. Its cooling effect is la~si~,. Its re-
snlts are ssuoras. II $evsr- ss.is. Manufactures
BY J. oRIsTApoRo, No. Astor House, New
York. Seld BY all druggists. Applied bv all
hair -drssssFs nehes In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

NEw YoaK, April l6.-Ths Baltimore
Asserieds Of last evening says: We learn
that the medical authorities in this de-
partment have been directed to make
preparations for the reception at the Jar
Wis general hospital, West Baltimore St,
Of FROM 500 to TOO of the released pris-
olsrs from Richmond They may be
expected here to-day or to-morrow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
OYE-HoUsE.
a. r. Adams,
Celebrated Steam 1--we Hans.

EoCgTH ST, BET. LOCUs- 4 wALStJT =
L Byes al kinds If piziz and kucy Eorks -
good ana cheap - Any sstsbiishmsas II tbs West.
On fha't ngitas febIl ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

PRoFID9ScE, April l5--The second
trial to elect thirteen members 10 th>
General Assembly, ia this city to-day, re
suited ia the success Of the Unioa ma
tional ticket
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE
Batehelor'. Celebratsd Hair DYE

Harrsiess, True. and Reliable Dye
kR0lgu
This splsadid iIeiF Dys q Perset-ehaages Rs9
Rusiy 81 Grey Ban. Instantly TO Giosay Black
or Natural nrewn. without Iujuring the usiF ar
Staining the rkin, ieavlng the Hair SOFT snd
Beautiful; impsrts fresh vitality. frequsntig re-
stering its prlstine color, aud rsciiass the III
sesots Of Bzd nves. The Genuine l. signed " Ill
LIAM A. BArCHELoR, ailotbers are nsrs uni.
tziions, Ani shsuid te avoided said By 81
Druggists, ~. Fsetory-s2 Bafatsy ssrses, " 7
BATCuEL0Rs SEw TOILET CREAM ron
DRESSING Tlik HAIR. iytodwiy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
INsoLUBLE CEMENT.

GHrA4
De eAH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

A kUMoa --Areport prevailed on Sat.
day night that man was accidentally
Of o. saturday aftarnoon at ihe round
use DE T. j c. r. h.. bat we were
ableta trace il to any reliable souroe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

SEw YoRK, April 1.-THE ease Of
Lindsay IS Scott came before the Court
to-day, and Lindsay made portion of
bis argument
IL ia understood the case Of Bruce -
Loan will be sent ep 20 the Hauss on
Tuesday. Hlli1A hsh
Amount subscribed 10 the 10 AZ loan
today, ~, $50, COO
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18


NV YoEK, April i6.-The Times
New Orleans letter says Banks CON-
msnd is shove Saeidocbees, and that
there has been no battle with the rebels.
There is constant skirmishing with Tsy-
Tor rear, and there Is promise of col
lisiOu At Shreveport A number OF
araggIers haze been capsured, and Capt
Todd surrendered himself AID had ex,
pressed willingness 10 take the osih
of allegiance and said be vas sick of the
var.
Early this morning Nosby, al the head
Of about 500 rebel cavalry, made bis ap-
psaranee on the line Of the Orange 4
AIexandria Railroad, near Bristow sta
ton, 50 sudden s. 10 take BY surprise the
pspoll From % to IS Of our soldiers
were captured The rebels vent away
in the direction Of fredericksburg.
Last night Col Jus,en, with = dstaeh-
menl Of the 18th Penusyivsnia reserves,
went on an expedition to oeoqaab and
viciniiy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
NOTICE,
MEDICAL.
"a TOHEsTON. M D.

Osses en Third stf-.t. tssss,a MAZE sna Locusf
Rasl5sEos % second Street, ous door shave Lo-
east - Rev. J. '. DSfE~s. mzi-lm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

WAsH1xGTox, April l5--Seysral de-
ssrters belonging TO New England regi-
ments, escaped during the recent storm.
The army is being constantly reinfore-
ed BIZ the srrival Of veterans and parts
Of regiments
Three bsigadss Of Gsu. Celtic $ diyis-
ION, 4tk army corps. has been reyi eyed,
and other reviews aud drills are IN ae-
lise progress throughout The entire
army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-06

General leassnton, who Is At present town visited
the Stck Exchange yesterday and heartily
by the merchants and others cougregaed theresbout
ys'or General French whose corps highly dis.
tngushed in the hsttles OF Anfetsn. Gettysburg aud
fretericksbu is stopping At the Now YORK Hotel
but expects 10 leave the city morning Gene
raj french IN Texas when the present troubles
menced but succeeded 10 bringing his eRtirs command
ont Of the state he oned the Army o. the Potomac az
abrgsdia and commanded the division which covered
The retreat q Mcclellan 10 ,hc peninsula HIS division
was terribly cut WI making the charge ~ tsdericks
burg, aud suffered severely the battle Q. Artetam.
We believe thst hs division corps hns not been
whipped " driven pscA in siuge enconlter with the
enemy We regret that his leaving So soon VIII prevent
many % our citi2ens from calling on him
Captain Charles fuller hss been promoted 70 leu
tessut coorelcy Nv the President and assigned ~ duty
ss the Quarernaster % the tenth army corns ard or
dercd ~ report 70 Oh. General commanding the Nspart.
ns a. ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-06

ON FATHER WEILEs N AN EXCITEMENT
The pending investigation into the TRANSACTIONS
OF the Navy Department has stirred up won
derfully the energies of Secretary Wcllcs lie
has Just pounced upon an unucky contractor
aud had him sentenced TO a years imprison-
Department. If little of this vigor had been
exhibited before il would have saved the coun-
try q large amount OF money. There are
scores OF contractors in this city who have
made enormous fortunes through the layity or
connivance Of the Navy Department. whom it
would be we'll to bring to book in the same
WAY Justice shnnld be even handed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-06
Musical.

Mr. asreLes might certainly give opera esch wight "
70 Judge from the crowded state o. The scadem'
81 Music since the commencement q tbs season ine
prejudice which lad existed against III niyh's hr dsap'
pcaYed before the immense of the pres esper
rjr.i& hs .ucourt ent cg opera. psles before the
achievements %, New York shofcy 10 mat ire,
IA. toscari ore NJ the nrst operas 'ompose" "
Verdi .as sune l.st evening by the Naretzek troupe
The ,sc was nie,l by most fashionable audience, aud
the ptrfornauce "a certainly very successful Nme
Modori and Stgnors Naz,olcni aud Hein were much
plauded The mac 81 s,,w AM chofuses ~ere very
elective. -. -. :, -.
ocrssior Martha will he sung. Miss ke"gg Mlc Sne
Oil and Blachi are W the cast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-06

THE LIST OF LETTERS.

Owing TO the press of advertisements, we are
obliged to defer the publication of the list of I'M
called for letters ar the Post Office until Monday
pext Printed lists will, however, be posted at
the convenience of the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-06

NEwBERN RELIEVED.
the REBELS RETREAT TO KInSTos,
Capture and Destruction or the Qua.
beat Underwater,
&e

FoRrRzss MONROE, FEB. 8. 1874
messenger has just arrived with dispatches 70 hsss
General Butler from Newborn, N. O., February 2. NJ
Hfteea mnutcs past nveP.M
Tho post in Newbern Is attacked. and the rcbes have
the railroad between Newbern and Morehead City. hui
may be forced TO retire 10 Fort Macon.
Aa long a. we can keep the river open wo arc VOL
enough Of.
The rebels captured BY surprise the guabcat Unscr
writer, and destroyed her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-06

about three moaths Ass 81 - 81 g. deliverable arst
To- days In February avsreA that soms or his rivals
sussess had made damaging misrepresentation with
regard 70 his standing financially and mentally and while
endcavorng 70 slraishten matters up he became very
much excited and bcserous In his Language For time
all business was suspended. and tho excited person ws
tho cynosurc Of all eyes some parties 10 the crowd had
the bad taste 10 use no haraher term) 10 pe the ha
rsnsuer with Jumps Of dough and handius OF gram til
finally II was found necessary 10 withdraw after which
business resumed its wonted direct On Groceries were
quiet Cotton dull Petroleum 6rm Freigbts wore dull,
but unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-06


TIE DEFENDERS OF TIE ADMINISTRATION
The structures Of the independent press upon
che blunders Of the administration in the con-
duct Of the war have at length had come effect,
and have called forth some responses from the
administration through the papers that support
ii. Several Of these responses have appeared as
rigmarole explanations for certain movements,
and others as apologies for failures One OF
these is remarkable as an acknowledgment from
the administration Of its blunders. A Wash
ington paper defends the directory for its adj
herence to the overland route to Richmond, and
shows that our failures on that route were not
the fault of the directory, but were the neces.
sary result of the natural obstacles to an ad
vance-by that route. Here is an excellent
supporter. And then this writer--speaking for
the directory-goes on to show to the country
what advantages there are in favor Of an ap-
proach to the rebel capital by the James river.
He shows this on the part Of the directory, when
the advantages Of that route were never ques-
tiSAed. save by that very directory for which
he speaks.
We are told also that il the war is not ended
by September JEFF. Davis may abdicate; that
Lee may then be declared dictator, and
may offer to lay down his arms upon terms that
will embarrass the government. Dreadful
danger Herein We see how immincntly neces-
sary il is that the war should end soon. But
we can assure this philosopher that, whether
Jef. Davis does or does not sbdicate in case
the war should not be ended by that time,
the Northern people will in very practical
and positive way request Mr. Lincoln to resign
in the same event.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-06

Murder Of . Russian sailor AZ annapolis.
BsiIlxonK, Feb. 8, 1854.
A Russian sailor was murdered at Annapolis last night
nv 4 man named League, who has been arrested. The
made 70 night.
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OAfcie1 Despatch from Gen. Butler
FORTRESS MorRoR, geb s, 1884.
Hon. e. K. STANTON. Secretary OF War
Despatch received from Newbern dated February g.
THE easmy has retired on Knson. Newborn is resveA
B. r. BUTLER, Major General
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FORTRESS MosRox, Fob. k-P.

FORTRESS MosRox, Feb. k-P. n.
Toe steamer Louisa Moor has arrived hcre from Now
bern. which place she left carly yesterday morning
She brings despatch from General Palmer to Gensssa
Butler stating that tho rebel forces retiring from
before Howborn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-06

How run LnoALUArioH OF Tim COUNTY LOAN d
LOOKED UroN-Lsr ALL Hams Go TO WORK.
The legalization Of our county loan by Che
Legislature at Albany has effected wonder
ful change in public sentiment here, especially
among the veterans who have reenlisted and
returned among us for their bounty Our arri
Gle in Tho HERALD on Wednesday in reference
to this subject reached the State capital just ia
time TO influence The Senate TO take The back
track. That body Immediately saw Che unpa.
triotic and dangerous position its action (refus-
ing TO legalize Che county loan) would place
the republican party in, and, with the expIana-
tions made by Supervisor Blunt, chairman Of
tho volunteering committee, who was at Alba
ny to enforce the necessity Of immediate and
prompt action, the Senate receded from its
previous action, and passed Che Loan bill
unanimously. This was q wise and judicious
movement, and che chairman Of the Volunteer
ing Committee deserves Infinite credit for his
successful aud unselfsh effortsin this matter.
He said to the members of the Senate, in his
crisp, blunt manner. "Ths loan or q draft"
The Loan bill passed.
The Change Of feeling among the bronzed
fellows who are waiting for their bounty
ia wonderful Grumbliag and discon-
tent, approaching more positive demonstra-
lions, have given place to good feeling
and rollicking hilarity. They appeared yes
terday at the committees room in strong
force. and all whose papers were ready
were paid the greenbacks by MT. Blunt, and
they went on their way rejoicing The GER
tainty now that che county loans are legalized
by the Legislature ought TO dsspate all doubts
about the procurement Of funds If our jealous
and patriotic loyal leagues will not como for
ward and Subscribe, our banks and other mon
eyed inshtStons and true Union men will
There are no better OF safer securities than
bonds Of the city ana county Of New York, and
che four CT five millions that Comptroller Bren-
nan will likely put upon the market will be
taken without hesitation or delay, This is
swelling our debt considerably, we know; but
we must reoollect that this addition is neces
sity, and for . great, patriotic purpose. Who
then, will hesitate to subscribe when the in
vessnent is one Of the most safe that could be
made and the payment Of the interest certain
We all know now the work that is before US
We know that we have yet to raise over twenty
thousand soldiers in this city. Let us one and
all, then, put our hands to the work; let ever,
person make himself for the time being a re
cruiting sergeant, and procure at least one
volunteer; let us all be active in this great ant
patriotic work. and Supervisor Blunt will hav'
our quota filled by the middle Of March. If W.
now sit down with folded arms we only invite
upon our heads the cruel and harsh measure O
CONSUMPTION Who desires this! Who would
not avoid ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-06

TGs PoIAon HUDDLx IN ALBANY Ovca MoRE
While che incendiary copperhead .press are
seizing the present demoralized condition of
the police force to promulgate their inccnd;ary
doctrines, the niggcrhead press are chukling
over the prospects Of another bloody draft riot,
and The Legislature is remaining an idle spec
tstor Of the potent signs OF trouble which on all
sides present themselves like . low browed,
narrow headed bottleholder in prize fight
While Legislators are wrapgling about the COM
poaition Of the Police Commission, the seeds
them beware how they discharge their duty;
for upon Thorn devolve responsibilities Of the
greatest moment to the peace and welfare Of
The city. We repeat that the great majority of
citizens in the Metropolitan Police district will
be satisfied with the selection Of Messrs. Acton
aud Bergen as the republican. and Governor
Seymour's candidates, Judge Bosworth and Mr..
McMurray, as Commissioners. A new gang Of
Corporation swindling coaspirators seems to
have been at work in Albany siace
our last alIusion to this subject This
gang has succeeded in having broken tho
Purdy ring, and have had the power to
introduce new name for appointment as Com
missioner. 1t is that Of John Kelly, another
of that race of Unsuitable efioenolders who
have grown fat and lazy upon public pluu-
der. Kelly has already been too long be-
fore the public and held too many public Off
ces to render his name any more acceptable to
the property holders of New York as Police
Commissioner than that Of Elijah +. Purdy.
Kelly is not Gt mar for the place. Purdy is
not fit, They are both as dead fab in the nos
trils of the respectable, taxpaying, responsible
citizens OF the metropolis, and are fast floating
down stream into the pool Of political oblivion
The other man, Jones, whom it is proposed to
leash with Kelly as one Of the democratic Com
missioners 10 he? Is he the boy Jones
who once crept under the sofa in Queen Vic
torias private dressing room; or is be the John
Jones red;,ivts who fourished ia the time Of
President Tyler as the editor of the Washington
ModisoniuMs There is but one Jones whose
name now attracts public attention. aad he
was once known as George JONES' but now
is hailed as Count Joanncs 1t may be that
the Legislature has picked up the Count as he
was floating away from Massachusetts, under a
bluelaw edict Of Punishment, and proposes to
make of him Police Commissioner for New
York. 1t might do worse, perh APPS. But, seri-
ously, there must be an end put to the middle
now existing in Albany about this Police Com
mission. The sooner it is settled the better for
the welfare of the city and the future political
history Of legislators by whose efforts and
Vaccinations the settlement Of the question
has been 80 long DELAYED