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0snn Der 9otnmacarmee.

fuus elmer Spe,ioI. gprreiponben3 peS rP9lab. Snautrer-D
@tlltamSpprt, q. Sept. Sn Sol
1e oufreaenDer @eriiAte In 8esue auf pen
l~eberaoua Der 8ebellen iber ben Yotsh1ae,
oerlteb tb 5aeer8tpwn nno fam Sat1tlta9
4beuD bier an. SD gtn9 pann nah DAM
uesptue, BON pa mad Mercersbur9 nno lpater
oter Neilen mad SbepbarpStcwa su. Oa
feline &lnpnaDe In bteler NtAtung gebort
purpe, tebtte tG mad Damn Stc. 4 uno BON
ga mad bier 3urud, 3wtl4en Dem Damn
unp bier traf Id etne Nnjabl Garmer, tpelHe
it6 b~stlaeten DAB Ge pabrenp Der p%er5angenen
ylaht BON NebeaencapaIerte belu6t tpOroen
,eten, tpelhe ale gcrratbe liG an9eet8nst bats
ten. sic lpraGen Die 5Ufnuas aus, Dap
oie1er Streif3us Der 6ebelen Der lsste letn
mSee, Den (e mad MarplanO ma9ten.
Die gauge @eseno, Dur@ pel4e t@ rift,
mar BON alen Yrpotliunen beraubt. Die
arpBe Befretunesarmee BAT fetnen Sled 9efun
Den, no tie auf benz BpOen nWarYlanp, metr
Mor9lanD" ibren 6uB ausrubet lalen fam
8trotnteus aebeilister 8ocen 1T ibr PlaB.
ober aud DOrten pirb bic Nube bon tnr5e'
Duuer lein. ogirgtnien, metn Sirstnten'
ptro balp ppu Den NGrOltAen pteper belss
letn.
Die Truppen, welGe ni9t In pen SAlaG+
ten BON @outb Wpuntatn unD 3n Sbarps
bura tparen, Iteben Dem Dctontac entlang
UNI McGlenan's Mrmee Dor Dem ueber9ane
iiber penIelben ~ab3ubalten unO bic perlbtepes
men 6urtben ;a b~etpaden. Der Jeinp lHetn'
Die Wa1aee uber ben 6tub Oer3D9ern 5n mol
len, pabreno er Das Gbal 1tnauf Ftebt UNI
etne erfoleret9e GtrfOIsung unmo9li6 nta6t
gBte U~trtgens Die Gruppen IN DEM Sbal'
e~rilttren loIen, tam iG mir ntht pOrltflen
Die Nferbe mG9en lih etne tur3e 3ett erbalter
%fSSnnen, aber ltAerlth ni6t auf Die Dausr.
Der apsite 0rasI9nttt tpirp beretts gemaHt.
DerIel TT UNI Elm Drittsl s~erinSer, als Der
erIte. Die 8ebelen beliben fat fetne 9tab-
rungsmtttel mebr.
Der Betnb LIT unperlGGmt senu9, unmtttel-
Bar bts1sm 0labe seseniber gu erlastnen, bod
nur in gerinser Mn5abl. Gin 9teuteuaat
fam beute bsriber, I'm einen Grunt Npfsl=
branbp 3u erbalten. Gr la9t, DaB 10000
NebeGen In Der gi1be BON Sailing Waters con
~centrirt Ieien, um Den 1sbersang Oes 5etnOef
gu s%erbtnpern. = @r lpri6t 70 URen, DaB I'd
Oente, eS ii gu pfen unp caber lstnsn NnSla.
gen mibtraue.
Sn Dem @efeGte, welGeS bas erite 81. 9
@opalerte Ne9t. NIT Dem TetnOe, rel6er au'
Oisler Seite ltano bate, wurpen 5ret re1
New gOrfer @asaQsrtfen %perpunoet. Cir
Nrttdertlt BON Comp. Sc pes 2. Ser. ct. Mr:
tiaerte=0ie9ts. purpe e~benfaas Derwunpet. -
Die 0unoe peS 9eBteren 1T iebr 9efabrliA.
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0nu Mai6inatnn.

(Spe5al Gcrrelppneena hes Bbtl. Sn1uirer,)
@a16tngtpn, %. Sept. Wieber TT
eth beiBer nno taubiser Gag eori6er pbne te-
bod ptele NbweGllun5 In Der Monatonte tnters
~rslTanter Neuieteitsn gu bteten. Da 6auptz
9esenfanp pe6 S~aseSseprddes 1T natarli& Die
Proclamation beS 9ralipenten. IS LIT erltann-
lid ME wenig NuSl eeunsen an erlelben in
btelem 9tsIte polttil6er Corruption laut werz
ben.
Den grSBten ginmnrf, ben iA sebGrt babe
TT Die Qange Der3eit e9e tie In egEtrfiamfeit
trttt. Der vSnteqigencer" betradtet %ptelelbe
ais etne Nrt pupiernes Monifef unO 9lautt,
DAP btelslbe ebenlo pents praftilAen @rfolg ba
BE, als Die befannte DrpFlamatton Des Weneroi
Sumter uno OaB Der @raliOent Oielen &es etn-
eelGlagen BABE urr Die einltge &!ofe BON pers
IOnen, pelAe l1 iber oiele prptlamaticn err
freuen pirD, absr Die TristiAfsit tbter 6of.
nunsen gu ii~6er3eu9en.
Die Nnli1t pleles BIattes TT Don Wtdtis=
felt. ba e8 SOrstbt, gum pent9fen oas balb Of
f3iele Organ De8 Witnifer6 Separo gu iein.
Bic iebt babe ih nod NtiAts BON Der NeIi9~
nation zines bu9en Militara pber Seamten Oosr
BON einer Demon tratiOn In Dteler SinfAt se@
bort.
Dieter M6enb miro Dem Nrdioenten eine
Serenaoe oarsebraht tpereen uno es lino be-
reite cine Mfenge @tnlaoun9startsn an lle.
pelGe 9beil 3a nsbmea pitniGen, ausst5eben
pCr0en.
General MeDo!psl's llrlaub 1T abgslaufen
unD er III tpieoer na9 Baibtnston suriid9e-
tebrt, reber Ietne Rrneren 8eOe9ungen TT BITS
iebt ntAt befann nj eerurDen.
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ais Ipl DIS Verbrehen gehen UNI a. Cl@
b { belifalt peroen %f6uneu, ndmlth Durd Den
yerlui Der ibnen a Is Staaten pom Sun@
Sc oetpabrletfeten Comfortable. O.m9emaB
srfiart CT ridt bios, wte Der @pnsreb es 9e<
ban bai, bic Stlapen BON rabelt1Aen Snpt~
ptouen fir fret, Icnsern lie Stlaoen
iii oen tstrefenpen Staaten.
g. glud, etn @unft muB berDpr9epOren
perreu. Som 1. Sanuar an, fagt Der pra'
fcent. wirp Der 8unb auf fetne gGetle Itepr
straiae 0er(u0s Der fir fret erflartsn Stla
oen, l6 bre 5 retbett aud tbat-
uet8nen, ~0erbtnoefn'
Sin 9epihti8es Bcrt; aber be0eitnn9o
Uol mad swet 8iAtunsen BIN. GrItltG III
oamtt aeIaQt, DaB b 8 gum ] Sant1at Del
/ Bunp ed ais Ietue q fidt ertennen miro, ct,
paiae @tlapeaauffdnpe gu unteroritdsn, tau'
(btele 8eoineuns ersibt ltA aus Der SunceS'
oerfaITuua) ieiue 0ulfe BON Den bstr. Staater
anaerufen perOen lolte. 3peitens aber tt
ae(aet, paB ma d Dem l. Sannar Der SunI
5flapenauftGnbe tpeun ntGt berpcrrutsn, opd
ieptolin ais 8erIthe CUR G%calredun8 UNI
Berpirflidune etner Serfneung Der eberlter
BuneesbebSr6e, alp ais cine tnbtreft'
E8etbatfe CUR @teperbsrtelun9 pes &C.
tGrten Neats8u fonpes anleben Miro. Oe
erle GaQ tptrp lGperltb e~tntreten Der dpett
yaQ lit alle Der pabrIAeinlt4ere. Sb Stla
oenouftdnOe ausbreben weroen, 1T fretltd
cine onDere Trage, Die utAt bnr9 YroFlama
tiemem entiGtepen tperbet Tam.
On. 9. @bb3t8.)
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GnropGtfebe Wacbrt6teu

GmglamD. Die Daily glers Iagen, taf
auf pas bdufiee Drdngen mebrer engfil4er
6reuupe Staliens Elm b%erpcrraeenOer Mrst bon
GOuDOn nod @arieuanO abssretlt if, um ga
ribalOt ietnen Gr3lthen 8eiltanD auSutrageu.
Or. cartridge pom &inss' college 6olpttal
lOu Der OaSu Nneerpdblte lein, 0aribalOt fOQ
ltA beier betnpen; aber no@ utAt auBer 0t-
fair lstn. Sc l6etnt bis jeBs nod pur0aus
ni6tO be;IsltA ietne6 unD Ietnsr @sfdbrtsa
SAtdlal aussemaAt git lein. Die Gurines
Resieruns III aagenlAeinltG In 0rober Gerle-
seubett. Der RVni9 iUa cine Nnaueltte Wia-
lGen.
Die 9OnOCner MOrntu9 Soft bat 3unce,
paB man tn ben Rreilen Der srtremen italte~
ntlGen RepclutIonare cine @pra6e fibrt,
DrODunscn brantt nnO auf 8srlAp6rungen
binpeut.t I, Die tns8slammt Sen Drubuugen unQ
Nnl9lagen perranpt (inp, tpel9e bte @erl@wT'
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0Eibtiee MrOf1amatten bes @rds
fTSenten.
Mne Rebtuen unS Snlmrsenten unc ceren 9etfers
bcIfer Sem Sriessseiee unterpUrfen.
Ger vGtit of 5abeas @Drpus" lnspenSirt.
90 lbtn9tpn, "a. Sept.
YrnflaMattnm.

Da eS n~pt9menoiS getrcrOen 1T, nt@t aIetn
5reimtqige, %lpnoern etnen She'll Der Staats
militia bur6 Nusbebuug IN Dtent gu aebnten,
nm Die Snlurrettipn In ben Ser. Stoatel gu
unterbrifeu, uuo ba unlUpale Yerlnnen ourd
ben qepGbpltaen @etBeslauf nt6t ppatdn
Dia per6inpert inb, piele Mabre9el gu benz
men unp Der SnIurrettiun auf DerlAieDens
0eiIe 6llfe unp 8eilfanb gu %leilten, 10 let
hermit berprpnet:
y DAFT m16ren6 Der SniurreftiOn ale
enc notbmenotse NaBreSe sur unteroridun9
DerIelben, ale 9tsbelen unp Snlur9enten, be
rem 6sIfersbelfer unp t1nterliber IN ben Ser
elntoten @taatsn, unO aue 9~srlcnen, tpel6e
ben gintritt BON 6reimtuigen eer9tnoern, Der
Wfilit1rauebebun9 Wtoertano leiltsn poer
iroenp cine unlOYale 6anOlun9 CUR unterltu5'
sunq Der GebeIlen eeSen Die Ser. Staaten
begebsn, Dem Rriess8elsBe u%nterpOrfsn leiu
paen.
q DoB Der @ri Of 5abeuS Corpus 1uS
penpirt 1T in 5e3us auf ale Qericnen, tpel6'
igbt ODER in ;3utunft wdbrenp Der Ge6eltpn tr
etnem Sort, 21ger, Arlenal, Mtlitdrssfansntf
UDer irqenp etnem anoern @efangniBplabe Dor
troenO elmer MtlitGrbebSroe lout @rfenutntl
pes &rieesseriGts pper elmer Milttarccmmif
lion etngsterfert Iinp.
@taenb1noia unterl6rieben unc belte9elt.
WaIbiuetpn, "a. September 1862.
Mbrabam SincOln.
@uf Orbre bes @r0lfbenten
@m. $. @eparS.
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Ns6tfsrtigungen Des &rieses sstabt it, bic
jest chen i'm NcrOen gum guri6ein tOmmen.
Ste bait oaS Spmptcn fir elm bcfnunssuOls
les; Oenn penn 8ernunft SGieosrt6ttr letn
iOl. TIT e eepiB, oab bic &riesspOlttif aA ME
balteu Idbt.
Die 9on9<&on9 Blatter lasen, baB @tans
fCrD, Der In ben eroBen Spinmi&wtnoel Der.
pifelt mar, gu 8 Sabren @efaneni6 Serur<
tbeilt truroen III.
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Sefe9rapbtl6e OSacbridbteu.
8eri&tet fir ben Baltimore @eder.~
Mus Gan francisco,

Can 5ranctscp, %, Sept. Der
Nartt III tpenie oeranOert.
Gine Nbt0etluns GitltG eebenDer ueber
anoeGmisranten ipuroen tiir3li9 in Der N6te
oes 9umbClot 6lufes Dur9 Die S1laneen
Snoianer aneesrifen; 6 purOen estSOtet uni
mebrere o%ertpunDet. @rnllt9e unruben per~
ben tn jener @e6enb befardbtet.
Der Oampfer Oregon" bon Der glCrpfife
brtn9t 800 Ya6a9tere unp $4,000 in @pns
tanten Don Brtttlb Columbia unp $4,000
BON Oregon. Das S6tf wSoGet" lit BON
SonpOn IN Tictcrta a%ngefommen.
Neue Mtnen lino entpeft purpen.
6O Guil9rantea 0agen pom NeD Ntper
Il1O I'm 9errttOrtum Wa[binaten anaefpmmfn.
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q nnerteautfcbe OSabriebtem

Ne,u 0orf, "a. @eptsmbsr. 6 wtrb
far@tsrli6 W uteruas gsbQl-
ten! 5pleenOe Sff;iere BON oeutlden Nest
mentern tusrpen por Elm &rie959eriGt ssftsat
Sberf 8ran3 Nutl6st pom 8 Hest 81 ..
Dol, pom Oberltlteutenuut 0eDterih ~ceieibeu
Jtsetment8 bel4uloist ; l etnes Bene0mens,
pas fd fur rtnsn Sff5ier unD Mann pom Gb-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16
River News.

The river had abb u; reached it's highest
point on Saturday rverinR, and is low
slightly failtrg, and il 'be excessive bot,
dry Weather continues 1t will doubtless re-
ctde very rapidly. .n
To Memphis has been the great cry
during The past werk, and Every boat net
positively tied to trade ~as either up for
that newly opaned port. or Fros Pee'i'ely so.
The Ole Sullivan passed W Friday
night
The Tycoon, commissioned as sanitary
boat, re-c.ied here early Saturday mo'ri' 9
from anove, and lay All Day wairi & orders.
Sac left for PiHsturg Landing in The even
ing. .-....-
The Belle Creole, tr NJ tie Tennessee
river, passed up Saturday morning.
The J. B. Ford, en- route 10 Pitisburq
Landing, passed down Saturday morning.
loaded VITA Government stores.
The Dacotab passed up Saturday.
The Brzrl ben, en- route TO Nashville,
reached here Saturday afternoon.
The elegan, ard irrspressible Courier
backed out from Der landing at 3 o'clock on
Saturday, with Gne trip, for Cairo and IA
termed,ate po,nts,
The GiiIum, with nice trip, left on Sat
urday afternoon for the Cumberland.
The Lloyd brought 10 another cargo of
tobacco frou Henderson on Saturday.
The E. Il. Fairchild passed down at noon
on Saturday.
sks- The Big Grey Esgie arrived here At
5 O'clock on Saturday evening, having
been detained several hours hy fog on FRI
night. She returned from Henderson Sat.
urday night aud lett for Louisville. She
had Cue trip down.
tow Loaf with number of barges
passed down Sunday evening
The Sunny South with very large load
of commissary stores f0r Memphis, passed
down yesterday. e.a F.
The CHARLEY Bowen come in yesterday
morning with a superb trip She will leave
this afternoon for Cairo aud iuisT mtdia'e
points
The Little Grey Eagle. will be up from
Henderson this mcruing Tor IL uisvilie.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16

calling dow n military WRATH upon the cipik
ian, TO crafty personal hate, or win fawn.
ing favor.
We lave ventured on these remarks
kn0aiug the officers now invested with
power here are strangers to Us all, and can
tie still Isss able TO judge of the motive Of
fhe informers tale, than were the officers
who have lately ieft US, who frequently but
honestly erred.
As the Military rulers who left us 10 our
present onrss CfteD Fuf-r,d themselves 70
be made the instruments of such parties as
we have depicted. aud irfI'csed great
wrongs on many who were ioyal to the
Government of these officers IS themselves,
these few-remArkS seem 20 us 81 c uore in
Mt time and place, that the present rulers.
from their lack of atqnaiblauee, must ne
cessarily work far more ia The dark. and be
still more liable TO be blind led to be harSl,
Without reason, and unconscious = 10 Gun-
ish the Innocent. From a sineeie desire 10
prevent wrongs, We have ufered ;hese sng-
Resiians. We are at least consistent q eur
course, and whether successful or not we
feel VIZ are Performing a da,y 10 onr people
and cry, and RI ers, by the suggPstions
made aud the tautioDs given in This article
Dor city is now under Federal rule, and
these who were most r. mote from power
under CoDfi derGte Inle, ri nrseeni s'and
nrasesi the throne with the Federal. We
freely rehaked intolerance and oppsessions
under TIE late rule we acted conscitn.
uusiy and from a Eeuse Of cu-y and ight
What was wrong in one set, will be equal
y wrong in tie other sci, uIdeF the vIcIs-
siindes OF war. We npFcsl to The libPraliry
and magnanimiiy IF our people, to fvrego
ali selfish, vIndictive, or retaiiafiuz M as
oEss upon rivals or from rua4iep lfone set
OF individuals did v eprg. let as prcft BIZ
their errors, rather than initiate ills m -
+" SmiiIrn on one check, turn the ether" is
the christian rue; lei US be ehi isrjauS
borne up sId sustained by The virtues of
patience, foItiIHde and forbearalce, dealing
mildly, justly and lyHienfly with thuse y no
may stand 10 the railway u cur AMBITION
or of our Interests, or may heretofore have
done Us iejuFy. "Fprgive AID forget the
pasi, should be the motto of nPighbors do
ing to others as we would be done by AL
condemn the invocation OF the wrath If
govern ment fficials, 10 CRAFTY vIndictive
personal reseniments, yet, alasl TOO many
are guilty of 'he sin which they cond. mo.
Let Us cultivate good relations towards
our neighbors 10 the hour OF common ca
l4mi'ies. Our city in the possession Of cur
iues-each man depItcsies the Invasion Of
our land by power which we cAtnoI Te-
sisf. All sre alike Illuminated. Il is tue
time and The PHoFer occasion TO buoy up
ami supPoFu each other rather than 10
weaken, itjuFe, or crush old rivals and op.
ruItnts 1F&
We would also call the attention of the
present authorities 10 H. injustice thy
may infIct on eipi(ians and the dishOnnr
they might unknowiugly at ach TO their
tausr, hy the too easy entertainment of
each ficicus tale, however pIausilly told.
He scarce can be honest TO item " no would
be dishonest to ais own people =
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16

NEW Yak June lathe New Orleans
Del.a of, Way 3lst, says for several days
back rumoTs have been circulated TO he ct
feet ttat ar navy suffered in a couhict up
TIE river, aud that Gen. Williams brigade
had teen badly cut up.
The fac's are these: On the 25th inst ,
while the forces under Gen. Williams were
descending Tie river, they were fred on
wien f Gland Gulf BY Geld battery of
ieur eufs. One man was killed and one
fisrr slightly wounded The gunboat
Klnneo then opened on the town, and the
ba terry with its camp, about Que and half
mites in the rear OF the town, was thereby
persuaded 70 J. ave-.
F. ur con panies of the Ash Wisconsin,
uHdfr Major B0aTdman, were LAT dFd TO de-
srtoy the camp These forces came mp rs
tsir 'bels were leaving, the guns and tents
having preceded them. A few Shots, only,
were xchauR d. At night, one of the
Union troop was wounded, and several Of
tie rebels were seen TO fall. Unfortunately,
TIE gallant aud accomplished aid de-camp
to Gen. Williams, Lieut.. Geo. g. Deky, " ho
volunteered 20 land With Major Bosrdmau,
was severely, and i, is feared fatally wound
cd, While some distance in nd vance of the
advance guard.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16
From the Memphis Avalanche, Juus 8 ]
To the Vtnss .ctlve.

The path Of our people which We indi.
Gated yesterday, ana strive in an article III
TO days issue TO recommend, is plain enough
in its wisdom to commend itself to the &C.
ceptauce of friend or foe but delicate as
We feel the endeavor to be, we yet would
Inform the stIaBger-Iulers row among US
that human nature is the same South that
it is North; the bt fled rivals exist with US
as with all commuuitIes, ready to pay court
as informer to win favor, or crafty bate
1t is to be hoped that the gentlemen in au-
thority here will weigh well every tale told
them by obsequious or vindictive ersons,
" ho would use their success and present
power IS unconscious instruments TO
carve out the qualification OF their private
rivalries, the satisfaction eff their hatreds,
and The advancement of their hopes to ac-
quire Office by election or appointment, or
CRAFTY revenge.
8 In the progress TO success or failure of
such a revolution as this, some men will
use the changing rulers for their private
ends, denouncing their enemies or rivals,
regardless Of truth, uniDhuenced by the real
interest of either cause.
Such a use of the military authorities, all
prosecutions based on the dispositions of in
terested parties, all prosecutions for oPIE-
IONS SAKE" We fought agsiDst under the
Confederate rule. Such would we dep.e-
cate by the Federal Pow ers, still too believ-
ing that an enlightened warfare IL ever con-
fined to the regular military service of the
belligerents; and that If there be one thing
neaner than ingratitode, it is the sin Of
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16

Ezw WHARF BoAr.-The Judge Nc
Clure arrived here Saturday evening. hav-
ing in tow n 6ne, new wbsrf bpet, which
=. d. Hall and others have purchased at
Unioutowu, Kentucky. for this landing.
This is = large roomy boat with SECOND
story for cfines on Que END, aud will be
quite an ed litional ornament and encun-
berance TO the landing
The city council has just raised the
wharfage on such craft sl05p r cent, which
will adj with this additional boat con-
siderable increase of revenue to the city
exchtquer. -
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16
NEW FORK MARKET.

NEW YoRK, June Ia.
FL UR sc lower and very moderate bust
ness doing further sdvsbce in freigbts
materially checks the export demand; 4 Is
a. 4 25 for super Western; 45(d,4 so for
common % medium, extra Western; 500M
5 is for common 10 coed shipping brands
extra R II. o; 5 ESQ 50 Tor trade brands.
WHIsKE a shade 6fmer at 24@ 253c.
WHEAT opened sbsd- finer but with
further adveLce ia neighIs; the market
closed quiet red Western Ill@l l5e.
PoRK active but easier mess 10 50(G
IL 90.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16
trem the \. .. pslts. Jape l.

Col Mcmillan, of the 2lst Indiana, sent
down another steamer that be had esptared
ia Red river. THIS is the fourth vessel
taken by that indefatieable officer. Her
nsme is the Louisiana Belle, and she has a
large quantity OF sugar, molasses and cotton
on board, besides smaller wares.
Four sick Uuion soldiers were, about the
9Th Of NsS, fred on by concealed assassins,
in the town of Houma, LouisisDa. Two
of them were killed, aud the others
wounded.
Lieut.. Col Keith, of the 2lst Illinois, was
ordered by Gen. Butler to take detach-
ment OF his regiment and proceed 70 Hon.
ma, and mete out pul1is ment TO the Offend
ers. They, however, managed to efcape.
But the order relative 10 the destruction of
their property was carried out.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16
CINCINNA MAHKET.

CINCIEEATI, June IA.
FLOUR dull and lower; good super soil
at 3 50, and extra at 2e6425.
WHEAT not saleuLle unless at decline I
SC per bushel.
Conn in good d, mauG at SIC.
RYE IN good de mar & at SOC.
OARS dull al 54G 35r.
WHISKY advanced to zoe and in good de
mand.
MESS Pork dull Al 10 So
No eLquiiy for bulk pork or bacon.
LARD dull at 7Ie tut is held firmly.
TIE demand for groceries is not active
and the market dull.
SUGAR s1(a 93e
COFFEE 2tG022e.
MoLAssEs SIC.
GoLD fun at 53e PREMIUM.
EXCHANGE dull OF ia 1c pse mium.
The buying rates tor gold are 43G5c.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16

B9- A large crowd was attracted IN
front Of the post Office on Saturday evening
BY Eulby soldier, who had embibed too
freely of bad whisky. lie was finally con-
veyed to the lookup where be can repent
and sober up at leisure. By the way, the
appearance of soldiers in state of intoxl-
cation on the streets is too common an af-
fair, and ve are glad that it is the purpose
Of the Medical Director here. aided by the
civil authorities, to deal summorily with
these deliuquents.
Soldiers seLt here at the expense of the
State to recover from sickness, who go and
get drunk should at once be mustered cut
Of the service or cent back to their regi-
Dsuts at their own expense.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16

TIES FOURTH OF JUBY.-As in many OF
the cities and towns throughout the State,
the people are arranging for the proper eel
ebratou Of the approaching Fourth of July,
the question becomes pertinent what will
the patriotic people OF Evansville and Van
deiburgh county d02 Shall we have good
old-fashiooed celebration, manifesting our
gratitude 10 our Revolutionary fathers, and
our devOuoa 70 our institutions, rendered
doubly srdent By The great peril they have
just passed. or shall we manifest our indif-
ference to all these things, by ignoring the
claims Of this glorious old anniversary
which our fathers taught as TO love? The
the time for action has arrived. The Fourth
of July is almost here.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16

R&- dispatch FROM Cairo TO the St
Louis Republican ssys that the divisions Of
Generals Sherman and HurIbut are TO leave
their encampment just out of COTinih for
Memphis. They take the route OF the rail-
road, and repair as they go. The bridge
across Cypress creek is already repaired.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16

PBILADELrHiA, Jul e l4lb.-The State
Treas NY paId Ibis mornug to the Assist
ant TItasurer of b. Unied States $3.50,
coo, The hnal iusiaImt ut of PeunsJ iEaLia' s
sharr Cfth Giftet tsx iDpoetd By the set
OF Cungr S, OF July last
The whole amount raid is nearly 81. 600
900. 1904 He&3
This Pronptness saves the Is Ter cent.
propc SEQ TO he deducted.
Pals son Btownluw had brilliant recep-
ton last night AZ the Academy of Music.
BIS daughter wss presented with a
beautiful silk 1sg by the ladies of Phila-
delpbia. Sps q hts WeIe make by Gensrol
" alhridge, Representative Meyuaid, Gael
B. Smith, Setrefary Of the Interior, al,
others
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-16

wAsHISeTcN, June IA loyal Viz
gipian who has arrived here reports that
the rebels have about $4,000 effective
troops ut Richmond. The National Intelli-
geEcer has an able editorial, arguing that
Besuregard's army Is on its way TO Rich
mond.
The disIoyal residents around Washing
ton are greatly exercised at the action of
Gen. Wordsworth at seizing three secession
Episcopal Churches in Washington City for
hospital purposes. The rebel vestrymen Of
Trinity Churcn are enraged at the seizure
of that church.
A number OF soldiers who were wounded
at the battle OF Port Republic, have arrived
here.