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Rebel News.
Bom6ardment of Jackson, Mss. =
Block Of the City Burned.

New York, July 2l.-The Montgom-
cry Advertiser has several dispatches
from jackson, one dated on the 18th,
which states that Pemberton and staff
arrived last night.
The officer who accompanied them
states that he met Gen. Osterhaus's body
going to Vicksburg. He was killed on
the 18th. Not any to hurt.-ED. Jour. I
A dispatch dated the 18th states that
the enemy has been Smelling the city
this evening.
Another division of Burnside's army
reached Grant to-day.
JACKSON, July 16.-The enemy made
heavy demonstrations on our right and
center, but were repulsed
Grant is receiving heavy reinforce
ments, which are pressed on our right to
flank US.
An entire block in the city was de-
stroyed by the enemy's shells yesterday.
1t is thought the Federals are trying
to flank US, as their cavalry tried to cross
five miles above last night.
A dispatch of the 18th says we cap
tured the flags of the 2Sth, 4lst and SD
Illinois regiments
The Federals lost in the charge on Sun
day fully one thousand.
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Foreign News.

HALIFAX, July 20-The steamer At
RIGA, from Liverpool II, Queenstown
18th, has arrived.
BREADsTUFFs generally very dull with
a slight decline on all qualities Corn
quiet and steady. Richardson, Spence
with downward tendency, having declin-
ed 6d@ls. Wheat very dull and steady,
red western Ss@Ss l0d; white western
9s 6d@l0s Corn steady. Provisions
generally quiet and steady. Beef firm
and small sales at last quotations. Pork
dull. Bacon steady. Lard quiet and
steady. Sugar fat Coffee inactive.
Weather favorable for crops. Consols
closed at 923@925 for-money.
PARIS = Saturday. = Bourse dull
Rentes 6Sf cd continues.
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Relief for the mobbed Negroes
Gen. Dix's protection invoked
Important news from London
JEFF. Davis expected in Washing.
ton by the London Times.

New YORK, July 20-The merchants
subscribed $1,000 for the relief Of the
negroes, as an expression of sympathy
for the ontrages committed on them dur
ing the riot.
They also passed resolutions request
ing Gen. Dix to give assurance of their
protection while at labor on the docks
The London Daily Ne,cs says, we are
under the impression the American war
will be soon closed through its growing
unpopularity at the North and Confeder-
ate successes in the very neighborhood
of Washington.
The London Times says we NAV ex-
pect within week of hearing of Presi.
dent Davis being in Washington.
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Reported Capture of John Morgan
--latest Particulars from Head
quarters,
From the Cincinnati Commercial. ]

From the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
We learn at General Headquarters, in
addition to what our Columbus cores
pondent gives in another column, of the
movement of John Morgan, that we have
captured so far, about $500 of his force
in addition to those killed in crossing
the Ohio, and in the skirmishes at Buff
fngton, jackson, and near Pomeroy
Gen. Burnside received dispatch yes
terday forenoon, announcing that rs of
Morgan's men had surrendered to force
of only twenty of our men,
Another dispatch announced the cap
ture of Basil Duke, the head and brains
of Morgan's command.
Last evening about 6 o'clock a dis
patch to Gen. Burnside announced that
two companies of militia had captured
II of Morgan's men, and that among
them was John Morgan himself, but this
last item needs confirmation.
A squad of about 500 of Morgan
men in attempting to cross the river last
evening, after dark, between Gallipolis
and Pomeroy, were captured by the lst
Kentucky regiment.
So far. we have taken about $500 of
Morgan's men prisoners. We have cap
tured all his artillery, some 5000 horses,
large numbers of pistols, revolvers, car
bines and accoutrements. We have kill
ed of Morgan's officers, Col Chenault
and Col Thos Morgan, and captured
Col. Basil Duke, Col Dick Morgan, Col
Ward, Col Aston and Col Griggsby,
and it is also reported that Morgan him
self is a prisoner in our hands. We
have also killed nearly 800 of his men.
The prospects are decidedly favorable
that Morgan's entire force will be cap
tured
General Burnside received dispatch
about midnight announcing the capture
of another squad of seventy of Morgan S
| men.
1t is now believed that there are not
over 800 or 1000 of Morgan's forces
left, and these will probably be captured
| to-day.
Two steamers left Burlington and
Pomeroy yesterday, with 1000 prison
ers, including Basil Duke Among the
prisoners are Captains Smell and Hines,
two notorious guerrillas.
Our Columbus dispatch states that
800 of Morgan's men succeeded in cross
ing the river from Beleville, on fat.
boat, and that after they landed they
were shelled by our gunboats.
Gen. Burnside has no advices of these
reports, from either his officers at river
points or from Gov. Tod, and does not
believe them. His advices are that the
800 attempted to cross, but were re-
pulsed and driven back, and he does not
believe that any of Morgan's men have
succeeded in crossing up to the present
time. Had they crossed, we have suff
cient men on the Virginia and Kentucky
shores to have captured them before
they could have reached the interior.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 21-The Inquirer
of this city has the following, dated at
Hagerstown:
"The whole rebel army is reported as
being checked at Bunkers Hill by the
Union troops, who have gone in their
rear
General Averill is reported to be feel
ing the enemy strongly on their western
line of retreat for two days past
at is believed that Generals Ewell
and Hood are in strong force between
Martinsburg and Hedgeyil!e, the former
thirteen miles from Williamsport, and
the latter six miles.
"The rebel pickets form a front from
Hedgeville to the Shenandoah river,
miles from Harper's Ferry.
"The whole resell force is estimated at
10000"
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From New York.
Operations on James Ricer-Fort OAR
ling Attacked-Richm9nd Papers Re
port More Federal Raids


New YORK, July 20.-The CONNER
ciaI'S Fortress Monroe letter of the 18th,
after referring to the capture of Fort
Powhatan, on James River, says Admi-
raj Lee detached an ensign and two
boats crews as a garrison, while the
feet went further up the river. Shortly
after he left the rebels returned and COB
bled up the insignificant garrison, and
decamped. When one of the dispatch
boats returned, a battery of field pieces
opened on it, The fire was returned,
and the rebels withdrew
The latest reports received here are to
the effect that Lee had attacked Fort
Darling, but with what success is un-
known.
The Posts Washington special says
there is no truth that Meade has been
relieved of the command of the army of
the Potomac.
Returned prisoners from Richmond
don't think any of Bragg's forces had
reached there. D. H. Hill commanded
the troops at Richmond.
Gen. Gilmore will be left in supreme
command in the attack on Charleston.
Fosters headquarters will be at Fort
Monroe and his operations confined to
North Carolina and Virginia.
A Richmond paper of the 18th reports
that the federals landed in considerable
force at Brandon on James River,
Doubtless" it says, "to make a raid
on the Weldon and Petersburg road
Brandon is thirty miles from Peters
burg.
The Posts Washington dispatch says
our cavalry captured large number OF
stragglers from Lees retreating army in
the last few DAYS
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From Cincinnati.
Gen. Grants AchieUements-Imm
Spoils-Expulsiou Of DisloyaI Menu
6ers Of the Chamber Of Commerce.

CINCINNATI, July 21-The Gazette s
Vicksburg correspondent says:
During campaign of sixty.four
days, ending with the capture of Vicks-
burg, the rebels lost in killed, wounded,
and prisoners 43, 700 men. About II 900
stand of arms were taken, including
$4,000 Enfield rifles, in their original
packages, which were intended for the
rebel army across the Mississippi, and
$50 pieces of artillery"
At meeting of the Cincinnati Cham
Der of Commerce last night, thirty-three
members were expelled for not taking
the oath of allegiance.
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~ Read the following from the Hon. Morris
Morris, formerly Auditor of the State of Indiana /:
md NAPoLIs, Sept. 3 1877.
DR.. G.. W. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: Having been
troubled for several years with extreme debility
and weakness, so much so that was unable to
attend to my ordinary business at times, and hav-
ing heard of the wonderful cures that your Scan
dinavian Blood Purifier and Pills were effecting,
was induced by friend to try them. have been
using the Purifier fer the last twelve months, and
find the medicine fully equal to its recommended
tions So valuable is its use to me, that can not
now dispense with the use of it at my advanced
age of Iife-seventy- seven years.
1 cheerfully give this information for the bene-
fit of those similarly affected.
Yours, truly,
MORRIS MORRIS.
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New York Market.
New YORK, July 81.

NEW YORK, July q.
Flour opened active, but closed dull
and heavy at yesterdays prices; S. 60
@5 IS for extra R. II. O.; S. S0@7 SO
for trade brand.
Whisky without decided change at As
@453c.
Wheat opened a shade frmer, but with
the decline in gold the market closed
dull at 81 24@l % for winter red West
ern.
Corn opened at lie better, but closed
dull at yesterdays prices-64@644c.
Pork without decided change.
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DEPARTURES.

The river has fallen several inches
during the twenty-four hours ending last
evening, and the bars are becoming
more and more prominent
The gallant Superior is the unrivalled
packet foc Cairo at two o'clock this
afternoon. Her fine qualities and the
excellence of her officers are proverbs
along the river.
The Curlew left for Memphis last
evening, with a large tow of hay.
We have heard nothing of the Little
Grey Eagle and her princely officers.
This is her day, and if she is not doing
the Government service, she may be ex-
pected here.
The magnificent steamer Liberty No ?
will be here tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock for Memphis. Cox & Hum.
phrey will receipt for freight.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEALTH FOR THE soLDIERt-FoR ONE
who dies from the effects of the bullet, ten perish
from damp and exposure to night air Small
doses of H0LL0WAY'S PILLS, taken every other
night, win correct all disorders of the Liver and
Stomach, purify the blood, and insure sound
health to every man. Only 25 cents per box. DID
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Burnsides headquarters.
HEADQUARTERS U. S. FORCES,
In THE FIELD,
GEIGER's CREEK, July 20.
To Lieut. Colonel Richmond A. A. S.
We chased John Morgan and his COM
mand over 80 miles to-day. After
heavy sl1irmishing or 7 miles, between
the 45th Ohio, of Col. Wolforks brigade
and the enemy, we succeeded in bring
ing the enemy to stand about 3 o'clock
this afternoon, when fight ensued which
lasted an hour, when the rebels took ref
uge upon high bluff
| sent a flag of truce demanding an
immediate and unconditional surrender
of Morgan and his command The flag
was received by Col Coleman and other
officers who came down and asked per-
sonal interview. They asked an hour
for consultation.
Igranted 40 minutes in which time
the command, except Morgan who de-
serted taking with him very small
squad, surrendered
1t was my understanding that Morgan
himself had surrendered, and learned it
was the understanding of Mo- gan's Off
GERS and men.
The number of killed and wounded is
considerable.
The number OF prisoners is between
1000 and 1900, including large mum
Der of colonies, majors, and line officers
We captured between 600 and zoe
prisoners yesterday.
l think will capture Morgan himselt
tomorrow.
[Signedl SHAcKLEFoRD,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
Morgan's artillery and about $500
prisoners, including Basil Duke, are ex
pected to arrive to-day,
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New York Money Market.
NEW York July 2

WI" Ohhi UuIJ II
Money continues easy at per cent.
on call. Exchange unsettled, opening
at 40c for the best bills, and closing dull
at 38@39. Gold irregular and lower;
opening at 2455 and closing weak at 254
@254.
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Ice! ICEl ICEi-We are now selling
our Lake Pepin Ice at the lower land
ing. We think we have enough TO last
through the season. At this time we
are selling at one and three-quarter
cents.
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River and Weather.

PIrTsBuRH, July 21.-River 80 inches,
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
cool, with heavy rains last night.
CINCINNATI, July 21.-River fallen 8
inches, with 9 feet 6 inches in the chan
mel. Weather cloudy. Thermometer 73o
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ms uranc 9 A 6 encY .
ALIEN g. HATLECK.

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJUSFER OF AVERAGES AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues to issue Policies from several First
Class and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
II the Country, Inland and Fire Risks. He will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment of Losses of
every description under policies from other agen-
cies, and attend to the settlement of all matters
connected with INSURANCE, for parties interest
ed. His long experience as an Insurance AGENT,
has made him familiar with all subjects connected
with Insurance.
RE Office, on First Street, near the Post
Office.
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., $,
LICENSE Ind INCOME
r. = x '

Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern in the county
of Vanderburgh that the Licenses
recently re-assessed by act of Con.
gress are now ready for delivery.
The INCOME TAX under the III
ternal Revenue Law Is also now
due and payable within the next
TEN DAYS. Let all take notice,
act accordingly and not incur the
penalties provided.
Office over Copeland's Bank
will be open from 8 to IL a. NJ,
and from / 1-2 to 4 1-2 P. II.
Currency" Green Backs"
WIN. E. FRENCH,
Collector Internal Revenue,
Sd Div. 1st Dist. Ind.
Evansville, July Is, 1868.
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NOTICE.

r WISH ALL PERSON HAVING ANY LAW
L fHl claims against the Steamboat Molly Funk
TO present them on beard the said boat before the
fifth day of September next. All clTims after this
date will be null and void.
June %, 1863. FRANCIS PIATT,
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NOTICE.
rs Sale of Real Estate

Executors Sale of Real Estate
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE SUSPENSION OF
i business in the city, the sale of the House and
Lot, on Vine between Second and Third Streets
advertised on Saturday, the 18th inst, was post,
poned until Saturday, the 18th of July, 1863 at 10
o'clock in the morning, at the door of the Court
Housn. JOHN L. CRISP
Executor Of the estate of Catharine G. Jones.
jyl6tt
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From Philadelphia.

Meade Feeling the Enemy's Line Of Re
treat Whereabouts Of EweU and
HOOd-ReGet Forces Represented at
jSiTty Thousand.
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character, though active, is simple; its action in
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
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Ott = aitn duurnar.
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
II. Q. Lloyd, Louisville Liberty No 2, Memphis
Iarina Logan, Nasty. T. B. Hamilton, Cin'ti
Scfoto, Cincinnati Jennie Rogers, LOUSY.
Shenango, Nashville Mercury, Nashville
Th{stle, Nashville Piketcn, Green River
D. n White, Green r. Havana, Louisville
DEPARTURES.
H Q. Lloyd, Nashville Liberty No. 2, Louisv.
Layina Dogan, Cin'ti r. 3. Hamilton, Mem.
Scioto, Cairo Jennie Rogers, Nasty.
Shenango, Louisville Mercury, Louisville
Thistle, Louisville d. NJ. White, Green Z.
Piketon, Greea River Curlew, Memphis
Havana, Louisville Dunkerson, Bowl. Green
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INSURANCE.

The Home Insurance Company insures against
Loss Damage by Fire Dwellings and their
contents, for a term of from l to years-On the
most favorable terms. Stores Warehouses, Stocks
of Merchandise, Produce, Manufactures, Machine
All all nsurable property, at fair and equitable
rates, and
INLAND NAVIGATION
And transportation; Shipments upon the Rivers,
Lakes, Canals and Railroads, as low as the nature
of the risks will bear with fairness to the assured
and the Company.
Adjusting all losses fairly, and pr mptly paying
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A E. WILMARTu, Vice Pres't
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
JOIN MCGEE, Asst Sec'y.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

BY THE E. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
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Later from Morgan.

C1NcINNATI, July 81, 10 A M.-The
following, has just been received at Gen.
Burnsides headquarters
Headquarters u S. FORCES,
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SAW MILL.

EE. INGLE & co.
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throughout the United States and Canadss-
nRIED PEACHES AND APPLES-5o-bushels
~ Dried Peaches; IS bushels Dried Apples for
sale at ELLI0TT1s Family Grocery
DRooMs-25 dozen Fancy Carpet Brooms,
ID 20 dozen Shaker Broozs; for sale at
ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery
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new style Of Fur Collars, and Gcntlenen's Nrf'
aers. ~
w. We defy ali competition in this line
At the same time We bring in remembrance
our stock Of Ladies' CioaIzs and HgantIasss
Dress Goods. and general stock Of INV
GOODS, which is daily increased with tba
newest and choicest patterns Of fashion.
W. Furs from the country Will be bought
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est market prices.
We Remember, 48 Market Space; near sev.
enth street, under the Avenue House, Washing.
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Washington, nov l9-5nl