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- LOOK oy THIS PICTURE. AND THEN or THAT. "
Here you behold the in6fm step,
TIE paIlid cheek, wasting form,
Untasted food. and social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales Of aches pains.
seeple., nights. and mental de.pOudency.
There. laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps. craving appetite forgotten cares,
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and marx the picture.
AID here the secret lies tha.
Unknown to Quackenboss the Doctor,
Smith had taken bottles three
or DRAxE's PLANTATION BrIrERs.
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VIA ERIE ID.

CHAPIN-RODAMER-On Wednesday, May 10. at Mac
doural.st. Baptist Church, by the Rev James d. Wilson,
Frlnk H. Chaplin to Maggie d. Kodm4n al. Of this city.
LOVERIDGE-BURCH-O Monday, the Is. OF May, at the
Finnegan House Ferrandns Florida. by the Rev j.. NJ
Hobbs. Chap sin "a L. = q. H.. Boulus G. Loveridge Isl
Iieutenant id e. : e. T.. of Washington. Conn., to Miss
Mary r.. Burch OF CGAlus, y. y.
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HHHEVkPOHT,
SOLDIERS OF THE TRANS MISSES PPI ARMY: The crisis


our revolution hand Great disasters have overtaken us
The Army Of Northern Virginia and Commander he
and upon your action depends the fate OF people. sp
peal you the Of the have so herocaly
taned-in the of resides and iarnes 80 dear
TO youth the of your bleeding country whose future
il In your handshow that you worthy Of your position
in history. Prove to the world that your hearts have not
TAI in the hour and that at the last moment you
will sustain the holy which has been goriousy bat
tied for by your brethren esst of the Mississippi
You posss The Of long re'isfing intaon You have
hopes Of from abroad-proact the struggle and
sympathize with you. -. ,,
stand by your colorsmainan your discipline The great
resource this department its vast extent the numbers, the
dscpne the efficiency Of the army will secure to our
country terms that proud people with honor accept and
NAV under the providence Of be the Of checking
triumph Of our enemy and securing the final OF
can.. l.. KIRBY SMITH General,
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Humphreys
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have proved the most ample experience an entire sue
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Kirby Smiths Order on Lees Surrender.

From The AleYsndris Democrat, April 70
We publish to-day the patriotic order OF Gen.
Smith to the troops Of the Trans Mississippi Depart
ment While our commander does not attempt TO con
ceal the recent disasters ars and our extremely
critical situation lie appeals to has brave troops not to
relax their efforts to country from the horrors
Of subjugaion. We confident that his appeal VIII
not be in vain:
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liza the Hest !-BOwDENS MOTH.DESTRQYIN0
<CYII. tW ~ b: " &ssgst& Stse NJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

4 LIVE DAr.-From morning till
night yesterday Water Street was
crowded with citizens anxious to see the
laEgs feet of Government transports
passing up the sriver. Such a large
amount of the tonnage of the Western
waters has, for some time past, been
kept in the Cumberland aud Tennessee
rivers that many had begun to think
that steamboating had played out, and
the sight of river full of boats was
we'll calculated to attract crewd.
There was also large number OF
soldiers on Observation-Disclosures Of
almost innumerable battles-and these
added greatly to the interest of the
scene.
We have no disposition to give in
formation to the enemy, and as the
Journal is paper of very general cir
culstion, We prefer to permit more OBJ
scure sheets to inform the public Of
What is going on in this particular.
One or two 6ne military bands were
aboard the Gee, and made charming
music.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

remnants OF Lyonss command under |
Walker Taylor and others; but The
greater portion Of them are regular cut
throat guerrillas, uBder Davidson,
Basham, and fellow By the name Of
Bradley. OF the guerrilla leaders there,
Davidson seems TO be the most noted
and blood.thirsty he and a5our thirty
Of bis followers, few days ago, vent
into Hardinsburg and spent night,
having promised the citizens that moth
ing should be molested. He Is the son
Of Dr. Davidson, formerly Of HAYES
vile, who killed himself with an Internal
machine which be took into a store IL
that town, few years ago, for the pur
pose Of numbering some persons he had
a spite against, bu the thing exploded
/ befo.e be had made the intended ar.
| raugements, and be was killed by It him
self His sou, this guerrilla leader,
/ three years ago enlisted in the l1ih
| Kentucky infantry, then commanded by
/ Colonel McHenry; from that regiment
he deserted; was arrested and put in
prissn, broke out, and has been leading
a thieving guerrilla life ever since.
He does not profess to be 10 any way
/ connected with the rebel army de
SAYS be knows no North aud no South
but commits his depredatious alike on
the Union families and secesh, asking
and expecting no favors from either
A week or two ago he visited CloveFp0rt
and, after having robbed the stores Of (
| considerable amount, levied q confirm
ton Of thousand dollars on the cit
gems. He said he was compelled 10 hhv
b that amount 70 buy guns over in Indiana
One OF the merchants Of the place tel
him il was impossible for them 10 rails
= that amount. and be finally agreed {
0 make out with two hundred dollar
b Some persons attempted 10 raise ID
. money for him By dividing it out anon
the citizens, in sums from ten to fftee
dollars each, but did not succeed in &c
y ting more than one hundred aud hft
/; dollars, which he pocketed and left, tellin
. them be would be back in day or twl
when the balance must be forthcoming
He came according 20 promise, aud r
q newed the demand BE soon Discovers
i mat the people we're prepared 10 dispui
AZ bis claims, and be thought il best, Their
fore, not TO urge it, and Left Davidsc
and his gang. Ike Sue Mundy al
d others in the upper counties seem
J. have . special spite against our di
" charged or furloughed soldiers. He d
cIared when in Hardinsburg, a sbo
time ago, that he intended TO kill 8
- who fell into his hands.--L0H Press.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

Better TINES CoMING.--our intelli-
gence from the south side Of the river
indicates that the guerrillas are not TO
have very pleasant time of it here
after, and that they themselves are be-
ginning to apprehend as much and are
already seeking a more congenial cline.
From officers OF the Gen. Halleck we
learn that some eighty of these prowl-
iag thieves crossed the Cumberland
River on Tuesday, going South.
The military at Henderson are also
preparing for active service, and to that
end have been pressing all the horses in
that vicinity, and We hope soon to hear
that the Green River country is entirely
free from these cowardly thieves, whose
courage is only equal to the task o.
firing on unsrmed steamers crowded
with women and children.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
BORDER Items,

ANOTHER GUERRILLA OUTRAGE.-On
Saturday night last 3 portion Of David
son's gang Of guerrillas visited the
house of Robert Blair, in Meade County,
Ky, and demanded his money. Mr..
Blair told them he had no money, and OF
course could give them none. They
paid no attention to bis frequent denials,
however, but placing a rope around his
neck proceeded deliberately to hang him
to tree near his residence. After he
had hung until they supposed him dead
they cut him down, and again entering
the house stale his gun and watch, with
which they departed. After they had
gone Mr.. Blair's family carried him to
the house, life not quite being extinct
No hopes for his recovery are enter
tanned, however. Such deeds as these
are of almost daily occurrence in the
border counties of Kentucky below this
city.
RRBKLs CoNsCRIPrIxG.-Walker Tay-
lor's and Davidson's rebels are constript.
negatively in Meade, Breckenridge and
adjoining counties in Kentucky The
citizens are fleeing in large numbers to
Indiana, and the greatest CONSERVATION
psrvades some portion Of the counties
named.
DAVIDSON s GUERRILLAs These high
waymen were at Brandenburg, Ken
lucky, recently, in quiet possession OF
the town. Many of the citizens had
been driven across the river, and had
taken refuge at Mauckport, Indiana.
Among those driven away is that IN
! finehing Union lover and defender,
! Judge Stewart 1t is high time hanging
vas designated as the speedy punish.
/ ment for every one of these bloody
handed, numbering, thieving scoundrels
I GEs. LYoN's MovExENTs-Four Oh
Eve DAYS ago, says the Louisville Jour
nal, the rebel Gen. Lyon attacked ths
garrison at Scottsboro, near the Tennes
Sc river. This post was garrisoned By
6fty.two negro soldiers. After fighting
for some time the rebels brought theii
artillery up and threw some shells int
the block-house, which wounded SIX Q
the negro soldiers-three seriously ane
the others slightly. The rebels had on'
Captain and three privates wounded
who we're subsequently captured, TIL
rebels having been driven off Colone
Cruft was sent in pursuit Of Lyon, VIII
succeeded in scattering his command
not, however, until Lyon himself and /
few of his men got across the river q
Guntersville. Lyons forces were 81
thoroughly scattered that further pur
suit was deemed unsdvisable.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

AFFAIRS AT 0wESsBoRo, KK-We
learn that new order of things prevail
at owesboro, and that it is the purpose
of the authorities TO maintain tranquility
there, and with all possible haste will
free the whole county from the presence
Ct guerrilla sympathiEers.
No rose water policy is to be pursued,
We are assured, and Captain Ward,
commandant of the post, is taking hold
OF the matter with vigorous hand, and
is doing good work.
He has ordered the doggeries closed
and families of loose morals and per-
sons OF doubtful characters and of ques-
tionable citizenship to quit the place,
and is enforcing bis orders rigidly.
The garrison there has been strength
eued, aud we shall not be surprised to
hear that the war against the guerrillas
has been made aggressive.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
CITY NEWS.
Pay Up.

~ w
We regret to learn that some of our
citizens seem to be laboring under the |
impression that the quota Of the county
will be flled with volunteers and are re-
fasing to pay in their thirty dollars to
Auditor Bisch. They think there will
be no draft, and they may save their
money. These individuals are lsborinR
under an impression that will get them
into difficulty before they are aware OF
II II viii be remembered that the quo
Ia Of this county is estimated at $50
Il sill require at least sl40,0 10 fill
this quota with volunteers, allowing
each the bounty now paid-$400. OF
this $40, 900, the city and county pay
10000, leaving balance of $50, 600
TO he made up BIZ those liable to draft.
Two thousand men in Pigeon Township
at $50 each win yield 10000
The other $50, 900 win have
10 come from country townships. Now
it is evident to every man Of common
sense that volunteering will cease when
the bounty money is exhausted. The
bounty fnnd will soon be exhausted If
only minority of those subject to the
draf. pay in their money. What folly
then for men to run the risk of being
drafted, when, by paying thirty dollars,
they are virtually insured against it.
This is thing in which we are all in
terrested. Every man who has paid in
his thirty dollars is interested in seeing
that his neighbors do the same. Talk
with them and urge them to delay nc
longer.
Evansville has hitherto filed her
quota under every call for volunteers
Il viii De proud thought at the close
o. hoatiliiies, that her patriotism wal
nes Of the kind that had to be drafted
We have now about $50 men to raise
; Let us pay in our money and thus do al
we can towards securing that number o
volunteers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
Notice.
Executive DEPARTMENT OF INDIANA,
Adiutant Generals Office,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF INDIANA,
Adjutant Generals Office,
indianapolis, January 4th, 1865. J
Special Order
Colonel John A. Mann, LIST regiment
Indiana Legion, having rendered his
resignation, the same is accepted, TO
take effect January ID, 1865; with the
thanks of the Department for the zeal
aud efficiency displayed since he has
been connected with the service.
BY order OF the Governor,
w. Il Fl TEEREL,
Adj. Gen. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

OuR BoTz-There was much disaP-
po:utment and many tears were shed
yesterday because the 9Ist and o9'n IN
diana regiments. which passed this city,
were not permitted to land and see their
friends Wives, parents, brothers, sis
tara and children fingered all day on
the levse. and reluctantly left at dark,
after the left wing Of the 65th had
passed-sad Of heart that they we're not
permitted to see and embrace their
loved ones.
The 9lst passed early in the morning,
aud many saIutations we're waved from
boat to shore and from shore to boat, as
friends recognized their friends.
Companies A, F, D, l, and c of the
65th passed on the ". F. Curtis, as
escort to Major Gen. Couch. The bal
| snce of the regiment passed at dark OF
the Izetsa, when it was too dark to re
cognize any one.
We should have taken great deligh
in shaking hands with many in bot
regiments, but presume it was judiciou
on the part of the officers not to PERM
them TO land The boys made the We
kin ring with their shouts, and appeare
to be in a Jolly good humor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
Guerrilla Operations.

We learn from persons Just from
Breckenridge aHd Meade counties that
the people there are still under rebel
guerrilla rule. A considerable number
ofothese outlaws have come up from the
counties below. Some Of them profess
TO Be regular Confederate soldiers, the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

E1- We had the pleasure OF meeting
among the soldiers at the wharf yester-
day, Gen. Cooper, commanding the sec.
ond division Of the ed Army Corps, aad
his staff also Capt Burke, Of the 9lst
Indiana, now on the staff Of Major Gen.
Couch as Inspector General The Cap
tain looks remarkably well, and was
warmly greeted by his hosts of friends
in this city He remains over here To-
night, and leaves in the morning for
Louisville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

Frem the Rev. Jossph II. Kennard, Pastor o
the Tsnth Baptist Church;
Dr.. Jackson,
paAa sta ~ have been frequently reeEesttd 20
connect nay name attn commendaiions Of differ
eut kinds Of medicines, but regarding the prnc.
tee a. cut Of ny appropriate sphere, have IN 81
eAses declined but with clear proof Ia various
Instances, and particularly In my family, Of the
usa illness Of Or. Hollands German Bittsru,
depart for once from my usual course. t. express
my foil oonviction that for general debility 81 ne
sgsiega aad especially fgr Lfrer Conplaiaf, e a
sqfs aid valuable grsyarafsn. In IL may
fsal but usually. doEtt not, Il via be s-ry bene-
scial 70 those who suffer from the above causes
Your, very respectfully,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

FROM Rev Warren Randolph Faster Of thu
Baptist Church a. Germantown, Psun..
IN. O. NJ. Jeckson,
DaAR fIR.-Persenai enperisnos enables 70
sav that / regard the German BittenH naade By
v6u a. a most eKcelieut medicine. IL eases Of
yers cold Aad general debility have been greatly
benefited By The 81 the Blttsrs, and doubt rot
theT uiIi pro-fucs slEaiIar Effects Oh others.
You're, truly. WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20

FivE Music The Band Of the l04th
Ohio Regiment paraded the city yester-
day morning, discoursing the most
charming music and attracting vast
crowds Of our citizens from their houses
10 the streets and sidewalks They
paid the Journal office the compliment
of delightful serenade, for which we
thank them. We have seldom heard
finer music than they made.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
STATEMENT.

JOHN J CHANDLER, Press.
WI HEILMAS, T,;r.eters
WM- GAPELLE.
HERMAN IUSEER, Ses'y.
Evansville, Ind, Jan. 18th, 1855
STAFF or gSpIANA. lee
FANDEEErEGz CorSTT. ( -
Herman Juuker. secrstzry Of the Evansville
Gas Light Company, being daily sworn, declares
the foregoing statement Of said Company Is true
and carrect
sworn aod subscribed 70 before ne this 18th day
o. fAnazry, 1855.
lLE1 ALLEN HALLOCE,
j4als-3E Notary Public.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-20
Real Estate ZOE s De-.

7 WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
4 CHEAP, to-wit:
i. Large House with 10 rooms, near Main street
z. Two large Brick Hou o., cppoaite suils Head.
: Large frame and six lots, rear the city.
4. Three good Houses On Ann street.
4 Brick Home o. Sycamore, bet ID aud 8th 81.
B. Two large houses on Divi ion street.
z House aud four lots IN Eliiotpa Enlargement.
use and four lots 10 9OodEei's Enlargement.
g. Frame House near Raiir ad Machine shops.
10. One story House on Third street.
II. Large Frame on Leet street.
r. Ho ae aud business Lot cor. Locust aud 6ih
Is. ok LOIS q block 9, Eastern EniArgsfosnt,
a. Several handsome residences and Tracts Of land
80 strnglowu.
- SIX yak acres within u tslle Ok EsansTIlla.
10. 80 ares within half mile Of Evansville.
~. Three acres adjoining tre city.
10. ~ acres near Oak Hii O. meterys
49, 1917 acres with large Hon g.. near tbs city
20 80 res, 10 cleared, within miles u the city
q 30 aer-s IN Pos county, good land.
q. 90 aeres IN Va rlek county.
%. A very handsome residence 10 Boouvllle, with
o. or II acres attached.
"A. great geriety Of Building Lots in every psri
81 the city
o. Large Brick House In Youngl0ves Enlafg'mt
ws 1 viii exchange the lands IN Posey aud
WarrlcE counties Tor city property
This above embraces one 81 the finest ilsta eyei
offered fn Granville Just call ~ the Proves
Mar8hars ofies. Eyansville Tod.
ALYAH JOHNSON,
dee29-tf Real Estate Agent.
\ NEW FRAME HOUSE. JUST COMPLETED
d. J. con lining eight rooms, halls, pantry clothe
rooms aud bath room, With good cellar, large cis
torn. carriage h0naf. wood and coach sheds, stu
walk Of the POstoiice. Also, ten acre LOT o
ground, within one mile II tbs Court DouBe.
Apply 10 WHl II. Wood, corner Main and rhin
streets decZs-zw