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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

suor pY NEGRO DURING THE RIoT.-Coro
uer R.nney yesterday held inquest at No 25s Avenue
on the body Of Nm helly whose death was reported III
Monday mornings pspe The testimony Of the mother Of
the deceased showed that the 18th inst she saw negro
running down Thysseond street, the Sixth avenue
followed by her son. when the coloed man stopped suddenly
and shot deceased with pistol She thinks there were no
words blows between them previous to the shooting and
there disturbance IN the at the time Mira Mel
lay did know the coored His name and where
about have yet been ascetned verdict was rendered
that The deceased came to hi, death from gunshot wound
rfctcd by negro unknown to the Jury Deceased was 10
year. Of age aud born in Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

ARREST OF JUVENILE Observation-Disclosures
Roach aud Wilson Tuesday arrested Jacob Long boy
aged H. accused Of being participant in the murder Of James
Costello the negro who hung by the mob during the riot
the 18TH inst in Thirty second street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

MoRE CLANS roR DAMAGES AGAINST rHr
Cocs1r.-The following additional claim, against the
county FOR sustained by Of the o:i
have been received by Controller Bremen:
Philip BiclGood w.r-s ard merchandise destroyed. te
o. 80 rnp " 80 u
No Il Grand street; and also hou.eaold furniture .nd
Gs,S.bniit 4 joiInc,,-iiccs ofjry so,d Ss.,o,.i
July ~. No IL Avenue B................9, hi
Henry Il,rhbefs.f-Lo . Of ,toct IN clothing store No
81 Grand street. Jgs 81
Evert r. Nsu A!sn-D.sfustiou 81 Lnuss, rorarr n
Roo,@vclt aud batavia streets. Juy H. $500 Of
house 90 rear Of sarls. 30. Or hfirk d.rllrs ~.
Batavia ,tfoct, AID ,hed al linug sa3N......lle9
80. 9! Eso,e,.it siieet Jay goco
.''osc iD.y OF
RI Reeve sis.. JOY 100
HirAa + Ora -usfifuci3a o. house aud iufuitafe,
Iortl-f4st conner u J. shty-tuifd street. and Itft
L. accord,uo- with l,~ all claims fof lou and d,usso
by nab be made within 'iIty dsYs fou il-
time ou dams-s Sustained The claims tins fAf
Ter made amount upward % Sl55 900 $4,000 ard Il
{, oosh, that L.s. 6sures ~ hs Increased ~ a. sH
30 GEO Tho lo.s Of rooss Hfoth.rs sl 10 repo't
A. 3sn TO resi,y $4,000 Bfsofs Bro,b.r with oh,p.
e. 20 present crg,sci asking ~ he' ssn' Tho lose,
..,1od b, tn. c,ofsi people -bo.- hou.s' .sttd
lai banned though clapIaiy,.y 'usl Individually. vii
ourt in ha sgsossio 20 vcrr lag. Tho lawyers
Of city Who g,nSfo1'y 'ounsssi ,hei services 90
The c5olcd yeopls sfEasea a. s'rc'iHrE ih'i
ouoi Among sho.e Whoa. rrsc'cs, iec-vsi to sira-
uel = to NIB ieii.s Aur''ni Provost N,fihd
Cessfd Nurent ~. hous, completely sirf sel
u hs contents from cellar TO Eau.; BY tho fioisT'.
Who destroyed al that they osui ro; swsT Amos
Oh Sugcnr, cI,ois s.sat s"ofe. ~hich
se-. ol 10 hr BY tie Ih Flse,f IL i-:l e; eheh um.
Ls -1r'i the po.on % Ais- sal tAs Old 90 e.f-a by
tho t',h Rormeai o. a., iri.l Braie while me Colonel
eormsnsei g. Toth have igwsTsr slce bosu fseo-cr,f
~ hs Toao II, h ruri tui other psf,' comPo.sI =
, rt'.ias BOT 80 b,is snJ ,-shiifd frll.l1 o.
"a The fss. wk'el ,ora By bullet, I'D stained By
IS t,.s 81 sAsss who carried i;--co1uiryusn too
Or ~, YER, roierwho raihs''T o-e It rom lie rc'rs
fecovefsi unl-isf,d Col hasssrs -. BY he
se,.f,e.i,a "a robbery - IA tou..l''d frnrf. VII
amount 60 $1,000 - 40 4; th- sIlirtAea q Pho
bed tine tic Controller will Tbmit report Of the
rl,, 70 he Botrd o. soPerrors - Lef ss7a thereon
.-...,-. $50 ~ DrcEisrD RiorrHs-In
aiit.3. o iis l'f gaA!,hei IN Trr 49,. -
,ircs 0! rst.,n, vho i1i, ih-ir iirss 10 tho i,is
pend ihe onins obl.iasdhy our regofiori ys''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

SurfDr--Jamcs Nyland, single man, o. ycars
q go naflve = scolaii, committed SUICIDE a. io!
Irpr. y ucsy 'vN1ifs. - ti, ssi.clcc No. 10 Eat
e4ti,n ,ise. by cgu. A.s tAioet ih peaAne Cause
uLta. $50. tcrorrf N.snry We .otIAed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

Mann -ffs Naffifl
Fd~sfd Ll-tinhi .o-nn'ny'
Valentine Hsttlu. '.".fhthy
Mar & state.
I'otn,vn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800.
Der afd lfesnd
Jaaes ughin...............' ..''.'..''..hcllni
Vnkn7~n esfo........'.'''.'.!l' .''''''..'. ,''.
rly P.ftins1n .;J..........lfsand
unsro~n .'.ro.........'.''...--'.. ..''''''' .''-
Ilkn-Tu r ........... feland
likupwu mar..........ss''s.'.f ''.'..''''s' frAhi
Wa }N.......'s.s''''''''' P.'''''''''',
WIN Joyte.................l,... Fitted States
Terrence ...lo...........lrcani
foDf Unknown. ...............--............ 49,.
John kuutels............... J......... Unisi bia.'
taihanuS Cafhofy. ireland
u,r- .,,.;;:i,., --f''''''''''i'';md
Deis i"ihha
h ..nafd Welch..........s... .ei..s'''.'.'''
Col.
Jeremiah iuf.ey......'s.''-.'' '''''''''''f 't
Patrick lcNenarA. ......''.s'i
Lawrence Cunnin .'ls.'.'''.'''''i''aua
John Dtteiy..........''.'''''.'' -
Join Ksnntay.............. J,.......I hltrd Salos
Jonn ....5I.........''l fesnd
Michael Sullivan. iothd
Fssl4 Cahiil..
Henry ...at......-.-...o eimanY
joins .DeailaIk
Jonu ~. Uned states
This lG with tina, published the other day. twel' the
number Of deaths 81 persons sousy Known 70 have been Oh
psrod in the riots to ninety ye, THIS ;. undoubtedly small
proportion oil tho,o fell j. IL believed that at ea 80
KILLED. and iLti many baFo ye'A Dutea upon tbo Se
hcs,es Il Accommodating eociors
M Caroln, Gosefai Superintendent Of Calvary Gene
terry dsu,. sthstnding the cenrsa belief u the con
trary that any bodies buried in Calvary Csmeiciy
which lad been tho ferries without tho proper
ponts Ito says that there two intefeu' Of corp'c
conveyed tho ferries other vehicle than IT, hstrse
generally for that purpose, bet In both instances '
proper poni,s given 1t the ferry. In h'
onds Of tie deceased unable 70 obtain heaise
tue other tho body Of Col OBren which, having re
NAMED day. In tho d-adhouse Of bellevue. iskei
TO the Cemetery wagon attended o8y by th,
driver, mere boy. Why tho unihodtes Permitted To.
body Of tho dsceaed to be n,egcd in this secret and IN
honored way is than conceive Certainly h
death at tho poe. OF duty nerited recognition IT t>
hands q our authorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29
CITY ITEMS.

BULLS HrAD.-It will be teen bv the report Of
the cattle make, that tho city IL well provided with Ill knd'
Of fresh meat; Over 5000 head week Of beef cattle in
July naturally reduces tho price q beef ho1sh not yet to
standard Of this ne last year. but some OF the largest
dealers Western cattle anticipate that viii be ,ae result
Il the present ovesuppy continues There were over A5h
head sold at the great msrkePsce Monday and Tuesday
pc. varying from TO ilic p n Tor the ne, wesn Of
meat, lees the value of bie at Sc This will enable batch
efs to the and inferior qualities Of beef at quite
low figures and within the reach Il ali the lhborug poor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29
NJ

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For al affections and disease Urinary Organ Whether
existing
IN MALE Ok FEMALE,
From whatever originating. and no mater OF bow
lOL, staaC'ug LlsrassS Of these Organs
require the aid OF D.ale,ic
BELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
Il THE GREAT pIuREylC,
AND 1T Is CERTAIN
40 NAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DIsEAsEs
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

ALLTGED MrRDrr.--soroner Collin on Monday
held inquest ,ho boy q Patrick McKeuna f'fins II
No - Dry DoeN II. "a Of and native
q rld HE body found io.tni "a tie East River. =,
ID. foot Of Fourteenth sr-et verdict Of Downsi'
rendered From ofcunsouces which have since tfADspfrd
how.yef Coroner has decided reopen the u Is
stated th-i LcKraoA MT accidental dtoS ned
.uppo,oI bot tia. he murdered and ID. hod-
ihrowa into tho yer TIE fae' si.ed ihss> Charles
Flynn p.sou. eh.sc,ei with party Of foush' wcr'
dcussins the lac Tios L.; Saturday evening" IL ul
oOoci ou tao corner @, Tweh street and AyeHue C. WHEN
Ncuna fcsAsd that ,bo leaders In toe no. shi 10 be
banged" lie l.saty sst upon by tysu snd bic rans
and ieay beA;eo. Ait"f beating HIM until he
lee. F.ynl ascd the crowd drink anu while they were
tbseu acceap-cs o. the saug conveyed the body 20
and thr-~ e 60. Several Witnesses Tho body
b-ofe ~ thu v- ard doubt exists iha; life
.Iiinc, ihSi time McheuBA leave. wife and I've
ma. children. ohesr sh.nse Il ID, Eeve nth Precinct IA
ir psr.ai, Of Fly.a. WHO 81 s,.l a. la-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29
F.L.n nnowslp.-ns hoar Of Ihos ORrlsn

FGJsD bHowsIp.-1he bcdy Of 1hos O'Bren,
bastlr, .ofuf o. T1ssfay mefllug floating IA tn
wet Pier ~ p -" Rive. Il bed apparently teen Ia
tie 4stf t.r. tns uec"ssci atolt g. pears " ese.
a. sppe~t - hfvs been drowned whAe e'caoins
Gpvesuo'' isld IT, Coroner bottled aud nqae.i
hv1
boy - 81 unknown 10y about u yeas = So was
frr4 .lrs lhc ~atsr 'he foot 81 Thf' FORTH
,t Ffn gl7sfalc.s gle body .sd tssa Be- iae water
trrrf.i sests ITO f'ufls wrfr conveyed T. tie New
FORA La.Ql.Al Dcae.4iou.c Tor ldsttihcsu0a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

SARAroeA RAcEs.-The races ut Saratoga Will
the I'd Of August and continue four days. with
two rscrs each diy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29
1e!mbolo's Meoirittes.

THHE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
l. KNOWN AS
EELMBOLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS
"HIoHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive aud specific Remedy or Diseases the BLADDER
KIDNEYS. GRAVEL and DROPSICAL SWELLIN6S.
This medicine increases the power Of digestion
tbs sbsoosnts into healthy seton by which the
oiLeeyoas dsposons all unosufa
dae,d well pam sd Inflammation, IL good fss Men,
Women, Children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

49, ~ DrcKisrD RiorrRs-In
,. TEiBrSsa d,y or to
s.os O! rsf.,n. sho i,i, ih-r ii'ss 10 tho i,is
pend ,he 'ol9Tins uaue ,bia,dby cur reporters y.'.
day i,om o., record, Of tae City Inspector:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

BoHn OF SuFERvIsons.--At a meeting of this
Board yesterday scInoon. President Little in tho chair,
communication wa received from Geo. Ward Burnes
through Sheriff transmitting the rolls Of the spec mill
ary placed biz command by Gov Seymour during tho
Iots aud asking that provision be made for their
payment Mr. Puroy said there provision FOR the pay
Of these but notwithstanding mis- objection the
subject Telened Special Comuit,ee j. H. Robinson
Of No SO Broadway presented claim amounting t6f
and NJ Quickly OF No. 1874 broadway. claim Of 1890
for damage. sustained by the laio riots After sons routine
business. the adjourned until Monday at noon, to
epont Innec,os aud anvssscrs for ensuing election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

TIE Ninth REGIMENT y. y. \. \. c.
BY of Cob Bsgey Conp-nrs &. d. aud Ii, CT th.
es u.,nt will asseaib. hold 'hI,escs in readiness =,
aoy to-day for 'peei 10y that may be required
Of them Couranl l.. h. and T. will assemble on Thurs
day aud H. g. and L. on Friday At tho same plac9 The So
nar will officer Of the BAY AMI will con-
dot tie sGsu a. the srmory - same ,'n in camp. with
such notifications she 10 b. discretion, may deem peee'
ssry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

Drvirs MlEfyG Corr aiyr.-Nr. WIN. y.
A5t Denies making any oaArEo ss'ins John Murphy for
roous conduit a. stated b. TuH TEHrSE day. $50
sossl end tho following upon the returns 10 tho Police
Superintendent JAY 81;
TysTu ptEciscr. July q. ifii
J.ha NlrplT Is ysas. issoref. uo,.a. condrti. Com
rsirr'. 30 ,tnsea Ifoou. street Wm. IS. Ai.of. 30.
n i.f1srn HIars. Ofi-af -sr'1ff
toalulttra ~ ulsl ~ Jutica Osborn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

people who believe that tie Lord regneth aud mat MS
oveuug providence ordeTeth al thingtO unite IN prayer
and humble submission uadei is chssenDg hand. and 10
beseecb Ills f-yOr on our suffering county.
that when trials Tevorses befal should
seek hearts cooscieuccs ths lessons
which they teaca sn0 -ot by 'he ioI VII on
thew preyafs Had on ian
n. and forsstiu Of reliance On HINT Had
moi III, love OF Ike lTene into the very heart
of The l,nd oNering too many among into wofshf
Of gsn and rendshng heu onugdfa OF their duty to tueif
a,r, "a their lOw.uaD 10 their 0oaf Who then.
,ij esnros % complain that We have been cbasned OF
eesof OF our ust aud tie prescton Of
Lei "a rather receive in humble aniulns's III 'oson
which IL las taught IN recent revcfsss desouty
t,n.ied.t,e tbst ~ Him and feeble No
A., due he hono and the glory Of victory that from Him
In m pasrns prov denoe, come The anguish aud sutenss
Of defeat and that whether In victory OF deiss our humble
sgpplicatons are duo 20 His ioo1stooL
Now Jefferson Davis President OF these Con.
fdsss sstss Do Issue this my prseainSuon SOWING spa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

tonsructou OF iarom Bridge"
Q.d July ~ g.,
Nucl stopped by the following vote, VIZ; =, ps,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bnggs tonnef' p''i''
Roche, sluoA. S.u~a-t. aad Ne,mnun-6
Negative perylsois biint md l"e'" -
MOTIONS. , ,.,t.,,, {,
gtrerviior Bryr moved that when 70 80 -, IN psusuce
do 20 10 me, on Monday next, Aus -, t,r
oil the a. 90 lclLont ol TIE st"'us .l'.'i,,,
81 ln, u. A. ,.s ani Gsuva8sefs VI L''''N
Mnlch carried ,,..t ,h. te.rI do now adjourn.
Supervisor fuAHr "s''" 49,
" carried -. that the Bonr I'd
p sn,il Aoaasy ia OF August ct - 'e.oet u
stood sdJ 1'''a 1''" Joa 3. YOUNG, Cts.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

CASE Drc:3SD.-Jgdgo Wylie Of the District
Court, Washington, ID. C., has decided that =. 90
in gold, bonds, and Confederate notes, taken from
Seelman, Rose,thd Kshnwesler, aad Fletcher,
who were captured id February last while crossing
Tue PO.omGc, wa, not subject 70 coniscaion, "a tie
evidence showed they were escaping from North
Carolina to the " loyal States."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11

Punch says. in proof Of the infallibility
Of the fair sex: 1.-THE ladies have belief
that Partisan corsets wear much longer
than any other ones, and the dear creatures
are right, - they always are, for We beg
laaye to point to the occupation Of Rome
by Louis Napoleon's army IS an iRcontes.
tibls proof Of how exceedingly lasting
french stays are"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11
Cash for What.

SsTURM Il co will pay the highest. price in cash
- for Wheat, delivered at their MILL on the sui
Msgil. .t
October Els, lses.elI
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11
Dissolution Notice.

TIME copartner>hip heretofore exiting under the
name aud -tye of STOW 4 Hopkins. /. this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The hu.iness will here
after be conducted oy II. G. Hopkins. at the old
stand. Fl p H. STOW
Mesresor, Dec. %. lso2nsSst4 II. O. HOPKINS,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11
6uhC1n8Co1'9a Aoy ljuo
Dandelion &Wild Cherrv Bitter4

Composed of the best He comprising
Dandon all of which in
with Natur" her Graduating disease # '@F"[
lit Da Blood
the
the side
bad
irop
hit
" or s. al te
d rth
stance Nd jul h aad,eu
hi fn g raanet
ling .caumgI
atcndnn
Drcwnr
al ~ Zee i Glow csuuaha
f kne and n,hT
yi
las yar nrcsEh '1"s
=. HUNTINGTON. PrODr icf tor
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11

A IL persons knowing thems elves to be indebted
~ to the undersigned. who,e NOTES. are not now in
the Melregor branch of the State Bank of Iowa are
requested to make payment to THOMAS ARNsLB, ESQ ;.
over the State Bank. Agents are also eaus IT,: to
correspond with him WIZARD K TROwBRlDGE.
Mc0rsgor, Aug. ~, 1852 800 s"t
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11

VK7E have just received q "CompouRd Extract, I"
wv for making Beer Five gallons OF Beer cost
fifty cents. Direction. included.
No0regor, July Is, '62. WOOD 4 BRO. Agents.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11

~ wsae.igntas make AAsadepartmens Of the
1snss aleaAsng Aaufe of thspapcr, and We invite
from our agy.Duhral and hortculturals friends any
tsscrnat Witch VIII eontrb TO its sslue. E
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-02-11

LNOR anything want 20 buy In the line of Boots
and Shoes. call on Wheeler. Ut the N. 7. Boot
Shoe Store. lie keeps the best stock In town a"H
sells the cheapest.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-20
Morgan's Chiyalrous Conduct.

FroIl first to last there has been a
wanton disregard of the rights of person
and property on the part of this bandit
Prisoners taken at Lebanon, Ky, were
compelled to keep up in a forced march
with his mounted men, and when falling
from sheer exhaustion, were mercilessly
Drained with dubbed muskets by order of
Morgan. In this State unjusti fable out,
RACES have been the rule. The clergy
man killed near Versailles was passing
along, and being rather deaf, was order
ed by the rebels to halt Not hearing
the order, he was shot down in cold
blood. A young man sitting on pile of
cross ties near the railroad, was quietly
gazing at them when they passed him.
and was shot without uttering word to
provoke them. Near Vernon, we are
informed, a house was pointed out by
some sympathizer as one where meet
ings of Home Guards had been held,
and where women had met to prepare
ammunition.
Morgan's men entered the house and
completely Quilted it of everything. Who
ever had been loyal suffered-K. G. C.'s
did not A gentleman who, under the
guise of a citizen, travelled with Nor
gan's rear guard for some hours, for the
purpose of learning their proposed line
of travel, states that whenever they ap-
preached house to press in horses, a
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-20
News Items.
H. 2. " II % LLII
w. BAKER, Superintendent

There was a heavy white frost at In.
dianapolis on Wednesday morning last,
destroying the sweet potatoe vines and
other tender vegetables.
During the last week and yesterday
the atmosphere has been filled with
smoke, so much so as to render the sun
hardly visible, or at least resembling
big orange hung up in mid air. No
doubt the real cause is owing to extern
sive forest conhagratious among the
pineries of the Lake Superior region,
and the heavy smoke arising from them:
This atmospheric condition has extended
all over the Lake region, and into Wis
consin, Minnesota, Indiana, Ohio, Hill
nois, and this State.-Dubuque Times.
Private Burke, of Co. H, 4th United
States cavalry, who was killed at Bards-
town during the gallant fight of Lieut.
Sullivan with twenty-five men against
Morgan's entire force, met his fate with
great composure. As he was brought
down he shouted TO his officer, Lieu
tenant, did l fall like a soldierY He
did, indeed, and we record his heroic
death with mingled regret and pride.
A gentleman conversant with military
affairs, states, as a result of recent ex-
animation of the records, that, since the
commencement of this war, we have lost
thirty seven Generals by death, twenty
six of whom were killed in battle, or
died by reason of casualties; and, in ad-
dition, sixty-one Generals have been
wounded and recovered.
Miss Emily NJ. Washington sends
the Hartford Press some verses from
though we hope to record his death on a
cross-stick some day"
The Louisville Journal says Pennsyl
wanna, when she welcomed the rebels to
a CORY bed, provided Couch and Cur
TIN tor their accom- modation.
There We're lately concentrated at one
point on the Pennsylvania Railroad, not
loss than twelve miles of locomotives,
passenger and freight cars
On the 1st of May, 1862, the rebels
had In the field an army of about 3OO.-
900 men fit for duty This number, act
ing on the defensive, is equivalent to
100000 on the offensive. Since that
time they have added nothing to their
strength, and one army of $4,000 men,
under Pemberton, has been completely
destroyed or captured; and another of
10000 is hermetcally sealed within the
barricades Of Port Hudson; while John
ston with $4,000 and Price with 10000,
are in such a position as to render them
harmless Lee entered Pennsylvania
with 10000 men; how many of these
will get away we shall soon know. Bragg
has 10000 men at Chattanooga, and the
remainder of the rebel forces are scat
tered. If we are successful in wiping
out Lees army, the contest will be mar
rowed down; the rebels cannot interpose
any serious obstacles afterward. If all
their scattered forces were concentrated
at single point, the army thus formed
would not exceed numerically the COM
blned forces oe Lee and Pemberton.
Their Consumption is totally exhausted,
while ours is only COMMENCING.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-20

BIrThe Richmond Examiner of the
9Th, after eonfessing its mystifcation at
the movements and defeats of the rebel
armies in the West, turns to what it re-
CARDS as the brightness that will soon en-
nghteH their whole political horizon as
follows:
But whatever disappointments the
Contederacy has suffered, and may vet
have to suffer, in the West, it will be
able to support them with imperturbable
composure, while its real army continues
the career in Pennsylvania. The great
event of the day-the browning benedic-
ton of the Confederate standard by
decisive battle at Gettysburg on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday-will redress the
balance, however low it may have been
depressed by the misfortunes of Pember-
ton and Bragg.
What pangs must have seized the Ed
itOr when he found that his hopes Ct
Lees success were blasted!
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-20

B9Democratic papers that have here
tofore most loudly complained of the
military as designed for the intimidation
of law-abiding citizens, who differed in
opinion from the Administration, have
now opened their food-gates of abuse
upon the Government because there were
no troops of consequence in the city of
Kew York, when it knew the sentiments
governing a certain class of the people
in regard to CONSUMPTION, and ought to
have been prepared for excuses. These
fellows are mad now, because the Govern
ment, by its action, believed they were
telling the truth when they asserted that
the Democracy were conservative and
''law-abiding"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-20
Military Items.

In the advance of RosecrBns's army
from MurfreeSboro', the 9th Indiana was
IN the advance of Johnston's division,
ana two companies deployed as skirmish
ers They were engaged in successful
Ranking movement upon the rebel brig
AIDES, and routed them with severe loss.
The 9th had none killed, and but one
man mortally wounded
Upward of one hundred of Morgan's
men, taken in Indiana and Kentucky. are
now confined in the Louisville Military
Prison.
General Meade, on having his atten-
lion called to the discussion in reference
to his eligibility for the Presidency. said
the politicians would find that he was a
soldier, and not an Office seeker, and that
he did not intend to be used as cats
paw to rake anybody's chestnuts out of
the fire.
Owen county raised four companies of
Home Guards, and Monroe county five
or more, during the late raid.
1t is stated that the returns in the Med
ical Director Office at Washington show
that since the war commenced I05, 900
soldiers nave been discharged from the
army on surgeons certificates This
does not include those whose time was
out, but only those disabled by disease
or wounds from service.
The casualties of company Z, goth
Indiana, in the late battle at Gettysburg,
were as follows:
Killed-James Dyer.
Wounded-N. W. Bunnell (since dead);
Norris Beadle, dangerously; James Fl.
Norton, severely; VIM. r. DAMMIT, Sc
verely; John S. Stevenson, severely; Jo-
seph McBeth, slightly; John Bowman,
severely; James W. Hoover slightly;
VIM. L. HORNE, color-bearer, severely;