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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

lTEAs. Tile Boston Journal is assured by
a gentleman who lives in Dover, Mass, that
the reports caused by tie explosion Of the
Bennington powder mills we're distinctly
heard in that town, which is distant from
Bennington ll5 miles by an air line. -
Preparations are being made for the erection
Of the National Bank bnillingat North Ben
ning.on - Valuable sand bells in and
about Dorset formerly owned and worked by
the Brooklyn Flint Glass Company, have
been recently purchased By The Berkshire
Srnd Company, the sand being Of the best
quality iur glass manufacuro- Somebody
set Ere to a quantity Of refuse straw Ia an
empty sascment room Of McEowen's store at
Bennington, bat the flames were discovered
before they had gain much Roadway
Bennington people arc having their atten-
ton called 70 the fact that although they are
to have an Observatory on Mount Anthony,
they have nohote connodious enough to ac-
commeaate the numbers whom they expect
viii IL attracted thi.her rhe Baptist
Church al South Londonderry have secured
the services q the Rev John s Goolall,
formerly pastor q a church in Baldwinsyille,
n Y.--The Jamaica Leather Company, Of
vhich Mr. I i. sprague still continues to
be tie oge@, declared, at their last annual
meeting, a dividend Of 100 per cent. on the
capital stock, free of Government taxes. with
a cash surplus e 500 On hand and a stock
Of boots worth Sl4Q90--Hm Vim. X.
shaftsr, Of lovnshcal, father Of Judge SHAFT
ter, q California, died recently s. tie age
q 70.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

TVS Raw Ma. KgaEuaA s 60 bave az.
aaiiea $ pc Baptist CAa facloty relpt,
50 9AuH ~ etcung pest A general in.
si,a,ion :, tAiepdei e 81 70 e present.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

MosY gf car farmeu atpsl ileiv iftes the
latter para 81 last ueek, aud Monday maa-
iag % Thermometer SIS below aef5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

sarr. Mes " s H E clark. d
salisbury sesoilg rareha.tl s. spanish
Alsaae ewe. q chatie. Benedict 6 Arliug-
iaa bred fran ilammga4 aiosk, lof which
they p4ld $1,000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

Ma Poarsn BArcHmu1R has feld qua ia
Peru and j. g tate en- bis rsslaeaee la ths
village
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

JAAAicA TewS 0TEIcgRs. Moderator, I
L. kellogg; Clerk. Lake Howard, seleel-
men, Nm hastings. L Howard, A. NJ. Bni-
Ter, Treasurer. ? Pierce, }r.i oyeraser
of the Poor. BENZ Muzzy; Constable, Wm.
II Carr; Listers. n. S. Howard, David Ei-
dy, CLARK Young; Auditors, Il Il FELTON,,
Z. 7 Kellogg. y j Pierce, Jr; Trustee.
I. + Kellogg Grand Juror; i. Il FELTON,;
Town Agent, 4. E. Kellogg; Fence Viewers.
} Z Batter, T. +. Kellogg, 4. Il. Wheeler
seales e Weights ana Measdtes. Jerry iiowe;
Insfees u Le.thsr, a. Pierce. Il. L Fel-
ton; Pound Keeper, Park Dasis; sapsfiu-
tenaens Of sahqels, + Il Torey Yolel
not to raise any money for town purposes,
none being required.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

T J McWAia, who WIZ be remembered
~ many IN this vicinity a a sfaden 4 ihe
Seminary in 81, IS uoH a Lieut. IF ] ttery
II, let Vermont Artillery, stationed a 9rt
slaeam
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

TaE farm Of Isaac Davis, Jr, Of Land
grove, advertised as for safe in the JouRsAL
Of las, week, has been disposed o. Persons
wishing 70 fnd purchasers shoald pAsieniza
cur advertising colamns.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

ry- The report OF the Com missary
General of Prisoners, accompanying the
Secretary Of Wars report, just published,
shows the total number Of Confederate
officers aud men captured By us since
the commencement of the war 10 be
Lieutenant General, ) Major Generals,
. Brigadiers, lS6 Colonies, l46 Lieut..
Colonies, al Majors ,249 Captains, S.
Sll Lieutenauts, 1868 non-commis-
stoned officers, and l20, l56 privates and
$500 citizens.
OF these We had on hand at date of
report, twenty-nine thousand two hun
bred officers and men, among whom
we're one Major General and seven Brig
adler Generals There have been one
hundred aud twenty-oae thousand nine
hundred aud thirty-seven ConFederatcs
exchanged. asainst one hundred and
sixtysix Federals returned. Ia couple
ton of exchanges, on both sides, officers
are computed a. their axehangeabls
value in privaies.
Since the date Of the above report
there has been less than one thousand
exchanges, and very few captures on
either side, consequently correct No
statement has beer furnished car Gov
erument Of the number Of prisoners held
hy the rehels-CYa Commercial
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

aas-A eorrespondent Of the Cincinnati
GaEetis, who has Just returned to Chat.
tanooge from scout into Dixie, says he
did not visit Dalton. bat learned from u
rebel citizen who lately visited Johns.
tons headquarters % see has son, that
the rebels in our front number one huns
dred and forty regimtnts, including in
fantry, cavalry aud artillery. This csti-
zen estimates Jehustous Numerical
strength at sixty thousand, aud declared
that he intended TO assume the offensive
10 very fewweaks He stated that the
rebel soldiers were highly elated with the
idea of unrestrained conquest The
rebel officers have induced the priva,es
to believe that they will be able to invade
Kentucky. This citizen was in high
spirits, and talked freely 10 our scout
supposiag him to boa Texan Ranger.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

H3~Several years ago vote OF CEN
sure was passed BY Democratic House
of Representatives against Joshua r. Gid
diugs, the distinguished sboGtiouistfrom
Northern Ohio, fer words spoken in
debate Mr. Giddings promptly resign
ed his seat and appealed to his eouslim,
ents who reelected him by an increased
majority
The present House Of Representatives
has passed a vote Of cens0te against
Mr.. Harris, OF Maryland, and Long, Of
Ohio. Now, win they emulate the ex-
ample of Mr. Giddiugo, and appeal to
their constituents? Not a lat of il
Democrats in office seldom die. and
never resign. W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
Important Decision as TO Legal-Ten-
der Notes,


District Court. Phiiadezphia-Befoye
Judges Sharsrood, Stroud and Ho1e
-Kerfne "a. SaiJo5s
This was an action 10 recover dam
ages for breach Of covenant. Dcnfend-
ant had ycoyenanted to pay a yeasly
ground rent Of $50, lawful silver
money OF the United Stases, each dollar
vsighiug seveateen peuBy-geights and
six grains AZ least When the July
rent became due. the defendant rendered
the amount in United States Treasury
Notes. which plaintiff refused to receive,
damendiag silver dollars. Soft Awas
brought and the defendant pleaded ten
ae<as Aforesaid. To this plea the plain
tiff Glad q replication averring that the
defendant did not tender in silver dol
lars, &c, but IL promissory no.es or pa
per money Of the United States, Of the
nominal value Of 1926, bat Of 40 pei
cent less excharg able value To this
plea the plaintiff hled special demurreI
aYerring that the promissory notes g
rendered we're lawful money Of the United
States, and . legal tender IN paying al
ufDts- AHis demurrer was DeiDIr 'De
Court at the December term, and vas
re.argued At the present term BY q. u
Wbar on for plaintiff, and b. Geo. W.
| Harkins for defendant On Saturday
| the opinion Of the Court was deliv
cred BIZ Judge Hare, rendefing Judge
ment on the demurrer for the defend
ant, thus deciding that the Treasury
notes are legal tender, aud should have
been received IN payment Of the rent
Judge Sbarswood delivered dissenting
opinion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

B<g-A gentleman who has two sons ia
ths 10th Kentucky regiment writes to
them from Padueah, under date Of March
lllth, that he has just been released from
rebel custody. The rebels piundered his
farm of forage aud stock, leaving bin
nothing Of value. They then ordered
him under arrest, snapped pistol twice
10 his face, Cred 81 him once, struck him
in the mouth with the butt Of heavy
revolver and drove him before them IN
70 Padueah like an OK His only crime
WIS being an anainching Union man
saoh ia the price Of loyalty in Southern
Kentaoky
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

RI~ Pursuant to instructions from the
State Auditor appraisers Of Real Estate
from the various counties along the line
Of the road assembled at Nincennes on
the ! lth inst, TO arpraise the Evansville
aud Charlottesville railroad. Major
Griffith, OF Sullivan county. presided,
and S. NJ. Holcomb. Of Gibson, was
Secretary,
The road, rolling stock, buildings. &c,
were appraised at the rate of 81 900 per
mile--apportioned as follows; Wander
hurgh county 10 miles, Gibson "a miles.
Knox 90 miles, Sullivan % miles, Yigo
p miles, and Psrke 10 miles. The total
appraisment is S52s, 600 SuglicaH
pemocrat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

Ansos AND RoBBgaY. On Tuesday
night the barn and stable OF Mr.. Isaac
Praiher, who lives about midway between
Jacksonville and Charleston on the
plank road, was yet on Gre aud
ihes baildinss sogettGr With 8 quantiiy
oil corn aud hay, destroyed Two torses
rese also burned to slealb. While lie
Ore was raglug, some scogndrels entered
,tke holze Of sir Iiepuctt, Who lives nesr
Mr PFather, aud stole some silver ware
Mr. Bennett rs Engaged ~ bnyibg
berses foy the Government. aud the in
ceudiafies doubtless supposed BIN 10
have a large amount Of money IN his
house Ifsueb was The case, they did
not obtain any oft WkiIo the balance
II sbe family we're al the bart.iu5 barn
IF eAr I'fasheF, lady saw one gf the
yillsin4provlipg lhrongh the house with
cooked revolver 10 his hand. The
scoundreis arc not know,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

sH-Mr. Reuben johnson, printer,
working in the Dispatch Office in Nash
vile, viii be sentunder guard to Canada,
for using reasonable expressions The
Press says be came there recently from
Macon, Georgia, vherci.is said he was
connected with the Southern army
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

aea- A dead soldier. by the name of
Thomas o. Lowe, Of the 9TH Ohio regi-
ment, was found GA the track Of the Ohio
aud Mississippi Railroad, near North
Vernon, last Sunday morning, under
circumstances which indicated that he
bad been murdered on the train aud
thrown of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

a2>The Mishawaka Enterprise says
that boy psmed Bell Of Rolling Prairie
killed himself lately by that warranted
never to fail trick Of blowing 10 the
muszle Of his gun while holding the
hammer up with his foot, to see il it was
loaded OF course tho hammer slipped
and blew his brains out
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

Houseuotp FURNITURE At Aucrres.-
hiram Nelson viii sell at auction to-
morrow ( Tuesday, morning, at 9 o clock,
the furniture of the Fort Donelsou
House, on the corner Of Locus, and
Third streets, consisting Of feather beds
bedding, bedsteads, bureaus, chairs, ia.
bles, sc.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

Szs-An exchange asserts that at re-
cent township election il worthington,.
Greene county, tie Democrats coted fer
gentleman ef color for Constable.
Comment is unnecessary aud no one ae-
quainted with the party win experience
any surprise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

JErr- DAVIS MIsoEeESGroR- mu-
lastO son of JET. Davis, proved to be such,
Is now serving on the gunboat Carondo-
let He is to be brought North as 90 IL
lustraiion of the quarters in which mis-
eegenasion is made practical.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

sB-The Versailles Dispateh (Ripley
county says that man aud his wife by
tho name Of Muir had eight with u
woman named Hess, near osgood, in
thai county, she other day, and Mrs,
Muir was badly hurt. The came eyeE-
ing Mr. Muir Was shot in The back, whsth-
er fatally or not is not stated Improper
intimacy between Muir and Mrs Hess is
said 10 have caused this strange collision.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

ge8- The Parke County Republican
says that on last Friday night some
seoundtet entered the New School Pres
by.eribn Church at tia, place, which
bad recently been tastofally reiitted, aud
sprinkicd the walia. window curtains,
pews, pulpit, and everything with muir
etit acid, so diseoloring che interior as
10 mike it necessary TO reiit i again en-
tirely.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
WAMTS-

txToUNG manic take care ef Horss aud
4 drive an Express Wagon. Appiy a. this
ililce. spl1
hEfLBEE-A No. Miller eau hnd q birth by
M applying Immediately % Onion Bethel,
NeHburE, Ind. Must GENE we'll rrcuHtasnded.
April ~ iGGl. 1W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
FOR gtEaT0Es A. Labor.
DAVID 3 Cooling, Ct Hancock.
Hiebar1 w. I thompson, 81 Yigo.
FOR RENT.

~ TFfCE.--I have one of those iins Offices 81 Tue
~ head Of the stairs, second story ~ rh4uti -
Block, stli vacant. n DESIRED tiie isuauf naa ~
accommodated With rear room, by nppiylug it's
rnediafely. JOHN ). ClfAhDLEl.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
iRsT NATIONAL BANK
= of Evansville, Ind, SD
lsfaNATEp DEPOSITORY AND FINAE.
CIAL AGENT OF THE uNITRn
STATES
of EvnnsvI

,tHls BANK Is AUTHORIZED BY THF
( secretary Of the Treasury to receive sub
. lntions 60 the shoye-named Bonds, payable in
~, and redeemable At the pleasure Of The Gov
nieut al er Ten, yeers. Coupon Reads will b.
iNdrtd, and One Thousand Dellars. and will Be
Nered in = few days. Registered Bonds viii
81 Inc Denomination OF Filty, One Hundred,
u Hundred, One thousand, Five Thessaas
Tan Thousand Dcllars, sud viii be delivered
/ az t.eiore the S0th day OF April.
lterest on both classes Of Bonds viii be raid
mo lat Of March aud September, exesVt en-
Is 81 Fifty aud One Hundr,d Dollars, which
Be paid annually.
re dewitt WI. T. PAGE, Csehier.
ass and Union Gerry, and cbsrga first Ma
tionti Rank
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

B5 The Athens GA } Folsateer says
that squad of forty rebel deserters ar.
rived in Decatur some few days since,
armed and equipped They report large
numbers Leaving The rebel army every
Opportunity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

es6~ Lafayette at last boasts steam Ere
engine II was tried on Friday morn
ing last and foaud 70 work perfectly eat.
isfaetory -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

eeo> Twenty-fve rebel deserters were
reeesved At Nashville from Chattanooga
on Wednesday night. These have all
taken the amnesty oath, and many Of
them have enlisted 10 the Federal Ten
nessee regiments.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
COAL.

WE ARE NOW ENABLED TO DELIygR.
w az short notice, BY the saAatity or cart losd.
: Superior article Of Greer Rtser Coal All orders
len AZ the Grocery OF T. A. Cock. Main Street
OF 80 tie Dock. lower end q the wharf, viii bs
punetually aftsadsd TO. THOMAS 4 co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18


B-g~The Gear Of Russin has promulgated,
a nkase, ordering completes etnaneipa-
ton Of the serfs Of Poland. On the l6th
day of April, Saturday last, every peas.
10 Poland was lobe put in possession
Of all the lsnd and houses upon It, which
be holds from bic ieudal sapeeior, or tbe
lord Of the manor, aud eultivates On
the same day he was 70 be exempted
FROM the personal services which be has
heretofore owed the owner Of the Land
For these privileges be is to pay 70 the
Government small sum, which the
Governments pledges itself to hand over to
the proprietor as a con- pehsetion for any
losses they may incur b the change,
Russia moves forward in. the great
work Of emancipation The Emperor
evidently designs taking no step back
ward in bis great WORK, and the success
browning his Efforts win quickly place
Russia high among the enlightened aa-
tons Of the earth
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
TO THE LADIES.

lust RECEIVED By ExPEEsS FROM
y Mms. Denorsst's the celebrated Diamond
Dust. pAtrouiEed Is I Empersfrice Eug~ui2 ~ the
Court cf Prince WHIP. STOpDARD,
mhis II Waia Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
sy-The Yew Albany Ledqo saws IL

s@-The Nev Albany Ledger says the
wice Of the rebel senator Foote has come
within obr fines She says saa L Dis
gaated with the Copfsderaey aud eaafos
live thnre. Perhaps she mistakes her
husband Tor the Confederaey.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
FOR RENT OR SALE.

TTOH BENT or sALg-A BEAUffRubLY
~ situated Residence, near fhs salt Wells, vith
about two acres Of Land. VIII trade fg good
Glty property. Enquire ~
H.. mihdsT cor. Main aud First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

sag-Ths 44th Ohio, Cal Gibson, the
18th ohio, Col. Given, and the 2zd Ind
ana, Col. Wiles, have al reached Chat
tAnooga; also the sth Iowa cavalry
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
DIED.

On sunday morning, Arrif l7th, At kalf Is.st
O'Clock, LtLLIk r.. aiaess daeg hisf IL y liza y
Il. sud Rsaeeca Preston, aged > yvarss ana 2
moatbs. =
Tho funeral wili take phase from the faHily resi-
deuce. GA Water street, on Monday. -. 18th
inst, at } o'clock 2. NJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

6rEiItE4s sEAE SuELgYvuLg - !
gentleman direct from Shelbyyille. Ken
tucks, FRIDAY forenoon, reported al Col.
Bruces headquarters that . gaus of
tsenty-fye guerrillas wsre trcnnHed
within eve miles Of the town on Thurs
day evening lie did not learn who
their leader WAS OF where they came
from Tie citizens of shelbgville were
anticipating raidiplo the to~a yeeter.
day, aud we're making preparations 70
giTe the band WARM reeepiiou.-Lou
Journal
Il would take vast preparations, We
should suppose to defend shelbyvilie
against - gaerrillas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
FOR SALE.

ID EBLDBHCE-A worry desirable residence. f.
W. tW0-s;ory Brick House, continuing eight
: ans, gnod Cellar, two large CisinrnR, Wood
kio aud Stable, with Garden ifdeslfed. fof sale
Gnsap. Enquire at No. 30 Water Street, At ..
fapi2 Iw Il. i. RusTON 4 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
REMOVAL.

So ". G. HEWITT. FLORIST, HAS
EEES7<A removed Bis Sursory to First Avsa &c,
&A<Fg9SrS 1ext deer 70 y Dunks Nursery.
TEN whefe he hss established hiazsslf t~r-
MI zmHeAfsy-
he * noT ready for s2le. at on their own
roots the finest varieties - IDsss. Y@rbeazs eer4-
aiHms, fsEEkizs ueliotrsDas. Pzlzrzcaszns
Is1sso.n end 1arnariou, striped Pesanias, Hardy
ansox- iafsEzaes1 lsie sieeks, * all perpetual
Eisamius Plants.
haze alsa the new Double FloE1riux Ziania.
Hhs1h 9eNsrz a. large a. the fuif Do1hIs Bzhiia
and the Fhlax Dzamonii, from Il b<aufifnl vsris.
ties ali frUra marked 6oEers
The tws parxAz-s q seed for - esnts, frss by
mail
4 Su= sssartrnsuf q DahlIzs HiH be ready the
50 o. Nay mkzs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
NEW BOOKS.

GeasEal ersst and his csnPsiguss
Tbs Art Of ConvsrsatioB
Tbs N@iioa's Sin ana Puai.hussssi
Ia GsFi0ta; spanish novel,
A wosaan's Ransom By Eobiason;
Ca5io's Cave;
Esssl=fsous Of Mothsr JelizH3:
At JEEALHT's,
Ne "A, oesasF Of M&iR sad First stFs.ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
GROCERIES.

I'M - Il Isl LID.
VI BITE TTxE--leo bs,... rooI s,,lel. :
- hfst-Eate eoop@EsEe, far sais 81
YICKERY BROS,
No i92 Mafa sfrr~f
GARDES SEED. N BUTE--1 \, = -
II Garden seesa- Assortaa. - -
WICK ERT BROS
No. I59 Mzin street
NV BAeoS-sagar-Cured sud Pisiu Hams
also Shoulders asd sides. for sMi@ AZ
FICkERT BROS
No IL M4ia street
IxTHITEw Ash BgUsHEs-s a5zea $780,,
~ wall Brushes. Also 10 aoxsn Scrub, Sho.
ans StuFe Brushes. FOR sale heap e
NIckERE BROS
NJ. - MAfn ssraas
I(ko0 As-5p spzsn extra Fkscy aud Conalog
ID BroslAa hos 10 steTA and fsr sass cheap nt
YfCEEhT BROS
- 1Aia street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
READY for SPRING TRADE

aaaaf5i
We ace ,ar. a,a,srx "a .an.;,;om
~ nsH "p'ssHS IN e sses''.hg
s
We hays .isd nuvnhassd n .ag,;6esrt
passed in any
market
Oese materials "hieh lnis eOuh1fy MAKES /
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
PAINTING.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A.
Il Shop ct No. % Main Street, where be can BE-
Found at all TINES prepared 20 execute In thn bus
boesihle mannef ~ kinds Of House and Slgu
Painting, Gliding and PAPER HANGING, by
5lrct aft6ntion 20 bn7ineaa, he hopes o. merit
aibcrai share Of satronfe. 4s Z
febis = W. OSBORNE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18


ExFLolrs OF BExxE1TE AID aIs GASG
We learn that 50 aad Of twenfy-one
tbieViDg guerrillass supposed TO be Ben
Ee.te's, passed through H4rdinsburg On +
Monday. The Circuit COurt was n ses- Z
sion, and large number Of the eitizens /
Ct the county were IN attendance. A /
negro, armed to the teeth, accompanied /
the gang, and It was the supposition Of
manY that the sable individual was none
other than Benuette m diSgz:se. frey
entered the place pltha Louisville turn
pike, ard al along the road besses z.sTe
visited and piBndered, and trayekers
robbed on the highway Wherever .
horsernan vas met who owned Aner
steed OF boasted better saddle or bride
than any Of the thieying cutihroats, BE-
vas at once halted and forced to make
an exchange. 4 gentleman was stopped
on the road near town and robbed OF
$3.50. and many other parties Of smaller
amounts. Great excitement prevailed
zhsa tie guerrillas halted on the square.
However. they did not offer any violence
to the citizens. and, after A. short delay,
star. ed OFT on the Litchiield turnpike.
A few hours after their departure. a
squad Of fifteen mounted citizens strong
| " armed, started in pursuit CT the ma
raHding band They followed their trafi
for FIRE miles, and, fnding that il would
require long ride TO overtake them,
| they returned to the town. Bennette
and his freebooters followed the Liteh.
| field pike, and II Is presumed that they
/ travelled all night, as they entered HAITI
/ ford, Ohio county, forty miles distant
from Hardinsburg on Tuesday. The THEY
ing Williams surrounded the iowH, and
COLLECTED Tie main portion Of the citizens
on the public square. Here q strong
guard was placed over them, and they
we're forced 70 stand quietly By and see
/ the town sacked. The Peoples Bank
was broken open aud robbed Of about
81 900 in current notes Barkia Nall >
store was entered and 81 900 stolen from
The dfager Ar I.evee, asnetehaat, vas
/ piandered 81 SI5tH wosthof cIoihiag
The sheriff Of lac coauty was robbed Of
$500 IN money Many other minor ahsfts
we're c0t1mitted After the principal
business Horlses Of the town bad seen
robbed. the eitizeus we're released from
gnaFd, aud tie thieves mounted their
liorses aad departed from the place,
travelling in the dirccilon yof Nadisoa-
vile. Hopkins county Lou Jourhdt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
o1d,
SILVER and Uncurrent
Money bought at the high
est market value at
LYONS.
MILLINERY STOCK.

4ATE HAVE NOW THE MOST COMPLETE
w stcck q Millinery ever brought to tails
city. sHd which we vii Esii as eheap, ct whole.
sais or retail. - aay house in ths West.
Oar Irimmius Departnsat terna oct work in
eiudIpg Bleaching, shaping, and Altering 70 late
styiss, tat can BOT b surpassed anyEhsrs, and
that 81 chsap prizes.
scHAYEER 4 prssrxa,
a. an6 ~ Main street