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Is egseC6pb6fGe SSae5rtcbtesf
nsriatciIFar ben ga!tiaapte y @eGess.
@on Der 8otnnlae. Ntntee.

@afbtmgtpn, %. Suit. 9edte elm
E~esganseue 8srtGte beRGttsen bte Na9rtGt,
bag Sees bret Corps am OpnnerFag unt
Srettag bur6 l@9eFer Sap marI9trten UNI
iebt 1tblt@ bon Gulpeppsr fsbeu. Sbrem
Dur8bru6 feste f@ Set. 8ufOrD8 Gupallertt
entaeaen, tpelhe ieboA tUe9sn mumertl9er
S9pdGe 3%urad;ufaleu 0enStbt9t mar. Da e,
tn ben @Idsn Der 6etnpe 9ertet6, nabm CT
Siele @efangene unO bic SerDen, mas wtr
beretts ge(tern ertpdbnten. Nn Srettag mars
IAtrte 0png1reet'S Corps bur9 Gulpspper UNI
camptrte b{e Nadt uber Iablt9 Don Der Staot.
BORT ruaren aae 8asen Der 8irstuter @tlsu.
ba6n suTammsuse3Ogen, unO pte ausemetnt
WnlF9t Ii baB See 70 l&nelI tpte mG9lt@ mad
NtAmOnb 3n entfoHmen ia4en rtro. Sen,
guforo 1T teDpA Der Metnmn9, er perbe llo'
ltd Dpnt Napiban Gtanb balten.
@pe1'6 0a9sn3ige 8tngen unter itarte,
8ebsdung BON Strasburg mad Stauntun,
neil nj fIrGtete, unlere @abalerte, Der ale
8ert@te, 1etbf Die Der Rebelen baS 8rEBte
2ob lpenben, merbe etnea Nn8rtf auf bteIelben
MAIDEN. Quarts 2estOnen luGen iebt stnen
3uIammenfOB 3u Sermetben. @efan9ene uni
6lIdtlinae Rtmmen pnrin therein, baB Gts
DtsctpItn Der iiSIt@en Grmse unO bas Ser
trauen auf tire 5eerftbrer etnen t5Otlt8en
ISGlag erbalten bat. Der SGtFbru@ Der
2ee'I, ben OIdne ptvp stne REORGANIZATION Der
1tr9tntiAen Nrmse nGtbig MAIDEN, tp!s bic
NteOerlase SObnapn's TIM Sabpefen unb
letne @eteernug, Den @abtnstsbefeblen bon
Nthmpnb gu 9ebprGer, etne Bteberbsr1el>
lung Der Manns3u@t tn iener @e8eno ers
%fcrbert.
Die 8uIGttepper MusbY'S, @btte'S unD
anbeger fabrenben Nttter Iauern In III Itrein
Naden unb I6teBen ale Na93igler meg.
0eltern murbe Ilfreb 8AleS, Elm lieutenant
Der 2. ga. GaS., auf unmeni@lt9e 8etle
ssmOrbet. Btr BADEN bte Srbre erEalten,
0le sefanssnsn 8aiatIepper iofcrt uufsuFntpa
fen.
9as GefeAst bel SrOnt gIOpGI.
gBtr baden unltren 9sltrn bereits bte tlnt,
rife DsS @sfeHts BET 6rOnt TUYal pOrselest.
gtne Sps5tnlcOrrefpCnben sr8ibt bas GClsenOs;
Sen. Garter riifte nit bret &t9imenteru
Der Wi6tean Brigade SUn Nmibptae, Sa.,
mad g1eptS'S GrOB @OaSs Dor, urn bic Std.
lung Des Tsinbes aussutanOI 8aften. BORT
traf er auf ben 5eiub, bepGcpirte feline 8Or-
but, bns s. MtG. Gss., als @lantler unb fsllte
etne @etttpn BON @~enntu9tun'S Gntterte auf
Der ltnten Gette Der 9anpfraBe auf unb per'
IfGrfte BITE StslIuns burA DaS 1. Mttf. @s6.
rniere 2eute trtsbsu Den GstuO bis 3t stner
9GseLlpibe 5uritd, BON no er Elm lsbbuttss
ArttGertefeuer nuf unlers 9prbut er61nste "aO
btelel6e gum @ttaieben braGte. YlOblt@ ers
19ten eta Megtment fetnplt9er Snfanterte, Uts
aus Der @rpe sepa4len, btutsr benz /. Itt4'
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Ser &rirn i'm @Ibur1en.

Mempbts, 26. Suit. Die @sbflet
unter 8tFls, SeiIe uno SOrreft louen wieCerun
ben Ssnne6es 6lnB ibsr1aritten taben Uni
auf benz 0ege nod SudiCu, Ienne6ee, istu
Sen. Dodge bat cine Nbtbeilung gegen T
ausgelGidt.
@tnsr I'M isrer &uuOI4nfter beri&tet, pa
Rembsrtun unb Ieiu Stab mad SliGmOnb az
gangen Iet. Setne Nrmee, peI6e nod ale
9tutmeIsge9enbsn bin s~erfreut III, BABE {
ntGt suIammenbalEgn tSnnen. Ste @eteQe
prsGen Seben In bic Mrmse, toas bel Mnfn
sung perurl a9t. gIs 0deen uno 3ofomCtt
ban tperben mad NObtle befSrDert, tpp0in ebeu
falls erpBe 9nantttGten 8aummOae gel6lepg
perben. Die 9ouptmn@t Don SO6nRpn'
Armee Ioll NIT $4,000 Mlann Bet Wlartir
80 WietIen Gitlt9 BON Sadlon, Rebsu. 81
@snerGte 9arDee unb Jorref tamen auf If
rem 8sss mad Solution bur9 Msrtbtau
6orreIt letbst an IGmer3lthen 0unbsn.
Cairo, 81. Suit. @tne DepelGe SOr
Marttu, Mtf., bertGtet, baB ale b5beren 81.
f3tere auseeweGlslt, bte GotOdten tneeien Der.
mo6en s~erftreut 1etsn, 0nb fe fetn Commando
bGben.
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@irGteret.

8URpm, 81. Suit. Die 8arfen Gap
Of Gppb 9ppe unD S. 80. SsaVeE BON Bottom
wurpst srut @irateu Georgia eenUmmeu, Die
erFs D~erbrannt, bic 5tpeits ge9sn cine @6alos
peri4retbuns bon $4,000 freteeIaGen.
Nep gOrt, II. Suit. Die 8remer
Barrie @prmOnt Opn MpntsbtbtU fam bsute
an uub tsrt8tet, bte 8arte GOnrab bon Ytt-
laOeIpbta 8elprp@tn ;u babeu, fpelGe etus
tupferne 6anOns auf benz Bed monttrt Bate
unp NG In % perbGGttger Wetfe betrug, DAP
Der @srmpnt I& eiltg aus DEM Staube matte.
0bttabelp9ta, 81. Suit. Dae
S&tF @rtspOlO BON Gcnopn, tpsl9ss Dem Rta
raten @eOrgta etne S@uloDerI0retbuna BON
800, 900 seben muste, Fam NIT Der Manns
idaft bss SatsI SnCtp unO @atatCntan, mel.
DE BON pemlslbsn 0traten %perbraunt pareu,
bier AT.
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8estmsnte. Die gauge @sssno IL 70 asrlaf,
tet, bab es fir GaUn0erte unmSglt9 mar, su
pperiren.
Sen. Garter 6efabl etnen Nngrtff, Gnberte
aber alidltHsrweife feline Srbre ba6tn af, bas
er BITE auSeeIebte Standardization mad reGt8
otIArenten lief. pdbrenO bas J.. Mt6tean
0Heoiment ln b0Yi2tig s~benfals mad Der
reHten Gette Der Stra6e 3urid3cg unb l1
BIER perslei6sweiie in SiAerbeit tefaub.
WGbreno bteIe 8epegun9 auf Der ltnten
Gstte ausqefIGrt wurOe, bra@te Der Getnb
stpsi GslDfade auf Die 6aselptbs, psIde rOr,
bsr unlere YlGntler %ettgsn0nanten batten, ers
Sfnete elm far@terltGsS Geuer auf uaiere
Sruppsn unb IDcb cine Gplonne Sufanterie in
berlelben NtGtung Dor. Gin Ggetl unfsres
reGten 5lGaels nmrbe nod pettfr redtS un6
Der ltnte 3urid anf Die StraBe 9ebrdngt, no,
btu tim bte duBerFs 2tufe SCraugegnngen
mar. DtsS ttelt ben 6etnD TT SGaG. Na@
furssr &scpgnu8ctruug 3CBen lA unlere GraPa
pen mad WntiBStIe 3urtd. gla3 ipateren
NaGrtGten war 90 BITE NaGbut bon q. IS.
6iQ'S Commando, anf tpeldes ptr trofen.
Dte NSantgarbe Oe8 Qun9fresPlG n Corps
mariGtrte am DonnerFug bara 96orntOn's
Gap uro SperrYUtIe unb erretHte am Treitag
WorSsn um 6 t6r Gulpepper. 9ta's Corps
mar uuuntttelbar btuter tbnen, 9eute bepeste
f@ bic @aSalIerie nad 6ainss' groB 8pab6,
no fe bic 8Orpplten bss GetnOes 3urnftttet.
Da Sen. Gutter nur 8sfebI Bate, bic Stele
lung nes 6eiupsS au63utunOfaoften unO BIZ
6auptcOlOnne bes SeinDss auBer 8erstd tuar
fsl er mad QmtBptae 5urRd, l1n1sr 8erluR
pdbrsnb beioer Sage tpar niht itber 6 TORtt
unb 80 0erpuu6qte
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mer 8Sgel I'M @irtel btdt iiber Dem Geloe in
einem 3ufunbe Der sr6Bten 8erpirrung, un0
unb bte 8unin4en taulen l4odpeife m pDl'
Tiger Nalerei an9erannt I'm @dub bel ben
Solbaten gu iuden, inOem fe lid inter be-
rem NSde unb 8eins Derfroden. Gte bapften
iber ba8 6elo ME &r6ten unb tparen burd,
bic 4nglt 10 CABIN, wie Sau8thiere. @ebrere
.Offsiere, welde bic Sceue gu teObu4ten @es
leeeubeit 6atten, iuse1, baB fe cine ber lOns
berbariten Gridetnu9en spelen, tpelAe pObl
.eauf eiuem S9la4tfeloe fattsefunben babe,
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g3ermtfAte MaArtAtem.

@tnefel to m 9 au > m
9 6Ia9tfeIbe Sn Der S9ladt bel
9tpne 0tiDer, tpabrenD cine abtbeiluu9 SOG>
batsn in eiuem Sinterbult auf Der 2auer lag,
firste Elm 3rupp milper Erutbibner, beren
6litael pnrd bic Nn9lt selabmt waren, uuter
bieielten, um lt4 gu perbersen. Sebp4 mar
bic Nenstlidteit inter ben Trutbibnern, nod
ni9t gu elmer lpldea 8uleret seittesen, pie
Bet ben SSgeln un0 &antu9en, MGs bas
Epben Der S@laGt bar@ pa8 Dtfi6t Der
@eberu raSte, flatertern gauge GdwGrme flei'
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@n1t WliIjtiitDht.
GOmTsedtiUm Der asrtpatbibIiOtbeF SeH. 9apss.
ID. Nrnee=@prps, na9e Sad on,
gHiT 10 SrIf

ID. Armee=GOrps na9e Sad on,
MiR., IL, Suit.
@eiterm erfubr cine @acoaerte @Cmpa8nte,
psl&e etmen GOuraee5us sScOrttrte, t0 Die
Wrisat6ibItOtbst Self. DaOi8' 0erbOrssn tpar.
Ste fanben bet stner NaGiu6uns t%auienbe
BON 8Gn0en, msbrers Nufita's @rtDatbrtsfs
anb pplittIGe Dpcamente bes Gr3oerrdt9er8,
trel6e BON nSrDtthsn unD lIoltGen 8srrdtbern
.9eI@rieben fnb. Su Stelsn tpurOe aber Se5ei-
1On ttbtg bebattirt. @tntSe 8rtefe Dteles Sn>
bnlts 9t6en bio 1862 3urad. WlanGe Der
etnfluBretGRen Nerlcnen leben Die Trennun8
Des Norbens unb Gabsns ais itlbfperfanOlt4
an unp wstt8sn nur Oartn BON chamber ab,
tpann unb wte es sei4eben lOue. Davis tpir0
per pOlitii9e Moles" s%snannt nno ietne pars
tet l9eint t6n TIM 2tGte zines 0albSOttea be-
tradtet gu baden,
Maan fonO e~bsnfaQs etntSe psrtbSUls
StSde NIT sDlpenem &nUpfe, BON trel@en
ether bas y@ef6snt eine8 SVloaten an etnen
Solbatenfreuno," Der anDere BUR GrinNsa
runa an Sranfltn 9terce" mar.
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0sem. @tauIes IN SuntsYtue. 9lIs.

Gtnctnnatt, 27. Suit. Der 9eri&t,
pab Gen. Stanley Bet 9untSUile, Ola, 5000
@%efansene eenummsn babe, TT nnwa9r, @r
bsmsrtte etne 6orce Scn epnirrtbtrtsn Rebelsa
unter Sen. Riacp an Der anDeren Seite beS
Suites mnb nabm 700 Bfsrpe NIT. 0sssn
300 tamPfabtSe 3eser fUIsten Tim bel letner
NGGtebr.
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Sic e8la@t anf Morrie Telan.

Dir teIeerapbtl9e NaGrt@t per 2t&mun-
Der 9lGtter, oGB am 18. eth GturrnanartfI
auf bas Sort 8asnsr suradtseI4lagen tpcrDen
let, bate i9un Dnv9 bic Infunft Der 2fi&e
be8 S6erlfen Statp cine 8eF6ttguag erbals
ten. gBte Die Stem Cart Shines bert@tet,
bate Sen. @tlsnUre beepnnen, 8attertea
81 errtGtsn. In MDr9en bes 10. Suli
wdren 8 OyetBig : Nflnber, 4 ;3ranaia>
0fanber unb 10 3eAn3Gatge WSrler, Iopte 3
8atterten GelDgefdHsr tn WOfttOn, - unse,
l69r 5000 SUI sOm Grpfurt. Die 91sGte Der
8slagsruussltnte beri6rte ben M~eercsRranb,
bte Qtnfe bebute f9 an ben GanD etnes
Sumpfss, unsefdbr 1900 GnB BON benz
1GmGlen WfeereSnrtne, Der WOrriS Sslanb
BON Sams8 S6lanb trsnnt.
slm IS. Suit, tur3 mad Mtttag, fubren
bic 9an3erf9tfe MOntaut, SrOnliOts, gatss
ttl, Nantudet, Beeebnpten unD 0atapscO bts
auf ettpa zine STEELE bon Sort @agner beran
nnO erSfneten etn Botnbarotment, pel4es ben
9anSen Hadmtttag anGielt unb Dur@ lfstt9es
Ssusr Der Grandchildren accunpasntrt tuarb.
Ole f1tperea 0rpieftile Der 8lOtte unb Der
Datterten ipi6lteu ben Sanb Der GrbU1ne
bes Sorts auf serlGmsttertsn ben 8las9enfud,
3erfGrtea bic 8ahe: Saeabe Der SGan3e,
braGten aber bte In 6ombeufetsn @spGlbsn
osrRedte Befasun8 nt8t I'M Mttn0eten aug
Der @pntenance.
@nDIt@ glaubte General @itmure einen
Stnrm anoySnen 3u mafen. Die erRe 8rt-
9aNs Daro Dem GeEsral Strsus aaSewtelen,
ote spette hem SbegRen Dntnam sOm Z. n.
.. 5teet,, Der nod ntemal6 I'M 6euer SeDeien
PIE oFttte (gteleroe) benz @eaeral StepenlOn,
Das "a. NtaGadnttts s(glessr) Nestment
@aEp aus NildEtbt anf bte 8rappur, peIGe es
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q

Snoen Napper Der Staot &Cltt bepelt<
ten, wte man Ia9t, elf Sluumen bic e%tlftaus
leno Sungfrouen, alip tduIen Sun0trauen
auf etne T(amnte gere4net. = Sci unIern
.jebigen Snnfrauen 1T e8 uu19efeHrt, bu bat
oft Gtne TIRE tanienb 6luutmen.
(S nj e q n8{t9ten iir
u II f ern1teb baber. 0a9 alien
8ertdten TT 51 befirdter, baB in ber ndd|z
lten NuiternsS ailUn @an9el an bieIen ietn
wtrb. SGpn in Der lebten Saiicn mar Der
Wan9el fablbar nub Die @reiIe ftiesen INT
I25BrO5eut. Die Baltimore vBader" BADEN
Nsenten mad benz @9eiapeute 9eIanpt, uut
ben Tbatbeltanb gu unterludeu. Dteiel6en
beridten, baB ba8 0a9er Der autern baleltlt
Ifait aansli6 ruintrt uuo DuB an Die 9a9er in
ben Sir9iniIAen 8lthen ntdt 3u fpntmen 1T.
Siersu fpmmt nod, baB bic SGlfte Der 8ppte
mel9e 3u pieien @eIddfte btsber Derpenbet
tpurOert, felt Dem Nu8bru9e be8 Srteaes 5sr'
fort tppr6en Itnb. Die vYader" tperben fid
be84alb seuStbtst le9en, 9lultsrncontractl
inter ben ~un9iinltt9Iten 8eotu9uu9en eiu3u.
9eben, molten Iie itd fir bic eintretenbe Sai,
IpW WLL DSht @ttIItl UCblSYCn'
Del Chicago @t8. g. i4reibt pom "a
Suit.
Ote Sduier rMuDeret" mtrO bic
in Der Chat I'M @robarti9en bettieben, 10 Il
segsntp1rtig Der befannte ,6au8sMuper Uni
unD 9taiIer" s. g. McSntire bar1it beIadft
ist 9epeIen, etnr,9rpBe8 Sleii4padbau8 Elm
ulto cine babe Wfeile melt lO9ar iiber bel
6luB gu tran8pprtiren.
Der Gebtere transport geIdisbt init cine
Gn5abl fletnerer 6abr8eu9e unb tpirp Elm
bSdIt tnterelIante VrD5eour werOen!
Serr MtSntire perltebt e8 pirfliG bi
Sdraubeu ridttg an3uIesen uuO mare er
9lauben mir i'm Stanbe, penn man ibnt Del
ridtigen Buntt ansabe, Die Iibli9e @OnfS
Derattrn, 5uHal ie ia ieetiGon 10 lebr made
Zig 1T, in ben merifanii&em @Olf gu iarau
ben.
Sp9n Murson. Sn elmer ttstnel
GtaOt In Snbiuna pa0te t@ eth aItss Det
unter Mcr8un'S Qeute unp fraote etnen STE
belsu, tpslGer radp6rts auf ietnem Yferp
lae: $50 Is Der @srtaer 2" p1tstniat =
Dldabn Murson ?" Dgts, bats IT," 3D.
1T er", Iaete Der Rebsu uub sst9te i9r SOBu
uDeu", lo9te bte alte Dame, Dmer ban i6ulut
e. ONS..AnAt.Lu ALuAo .,uo uAnXas IA r.
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8ntt 6nrt Mnnrne.

Sort MOnr0e %. Suit. Das
Sta6sbUOt GGen Fam seltern N6eno NIT benz
Ndtb. Nm. $. Senaro In Stb Nutnt an.
Dteier be8nb f4 ICfOrt mad ylspport Stems
unb belu8te osn MtnnelOta unD 8oanote,
tpOranl er mad Sort 1iOnroe 9tneen,
Der prtlsuOampfer BIdnter fam auf Ietner
gsstIe naG Stem gorf tn beIhdptgtem Sultan.
be In 0amptOn 8uobs q. Gr Bat 675 Bats
len 8aumwolle un0 1875 Barrels 3erpsuttn
sslaben.
Der S4ocner y. S. Butler bon 8oItou
fam gsfern NIT elmer 2aOung Ssu an, tn wsl-
dem 1900 TIaIdsn M9tsffY parpadt waren.
ste pnrOsn 8efanDen gnO confS3iet.
MrheUcuhpri&4p.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-04
FROM FORT DONELsON.

FoRT DoNELsoN, July l, via Cairo,
July Il send you herewith some par
ticulars regarding affairs in this vicinity.
At Fort Hieman the following news has
been received by Colonel Henry, 18th
Kentucky, commanding there:
On Mondar the rebels in small force
had appeared in West Tennessee, in the
vicinity of Sandy river, and were con-
scripting citizens into the Confederate
am.
colonel Henry Immediately detailed
400 of his regiment, taking command
in person, and sailed out in pursuit of
the rebel ''conscriptors.
On the same day he met the rebels in
stronger force than he was able to cope
with, and after severe fight was com
PEELED to fall back and send for reinforce
ments. These Col. Lyon, of the 18th
Wisconsin, promptly sent, the troops, in
fantry, cavalry and artillery, leaving here
this morning
The rebels were said to be 5000 in
number.
Colonel Henry regiment is badly cut
up, and the Colonel himself is miss
ing.
Sandy river is 60 or 70 miles from
Fort Hieman.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-04
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E. & W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
TuIlahoma Occupied by Rosecrans
Rebels Retire DemOralized and
in Haste-Army of the Cumber-
land Going Forward.

WASHINGTON, July 2-The following
was received this evening;
HEADQuARTERs ARMY OF THE Cum
BERLAND, TULLAHoMA, July l, ria MUIR
FREEsBoRo, July To Major General
Halleck; 1 telegraphed you Sunday of
the occupation of Shelbyville and Man
chester. On Monday it rained hard all
day, rendering the roads impossible;
and it was found impossible to move our
artillery or to get our troops into posi-.
ton until this morning, when a general
advance was ordered
General Thomas yesterday made a
reconnaissance on two roads, and Gen
eral Thomas on one road, reporting the
enemy in force at this place, with the
addition of Buckner's division, which
arrived Monday evening.
advancing this morning, it was
found that the enemy fed in haste last
night, much demoralized, leaving strong
Notifications, small quantity of stores
and three siege guns in position. They
took the direction of Winchester, Tenn.
thus Thomas should be on their flank to
night
Generals Schirdan and Brannar
marched into town to-day, taking few
prisoners.
Nv. S. RosEcRANs, Major Gen.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-04
MEDICAL.
DR. JOHN BULLS
t- COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS,
The Latest and Most Important Dis
cOTery of the 18th Century.

MO MANS NAME is MORE INTIMATELY
IN connected with the history of the Materia
Medica of the United States, more favorably
known pioneer in medical discovery, than
that of DIR. JOHN BULL, of Louisville, KY. His
inimitabie preparation of SaInparilla has long
stood at the ad of the various compounds of that
valuable drug. His COMPOUND PECTORAL OF WILD
CHERRY has become a household word throughout
the West and South; and his Worm LOzenges, in
less than year after their introduction, attained
n reputation widespread the continent of
North America. But the browning glory of his
life remains to be attained in his latest discovery,
or rather combination; for he does not claim to
have been the discoverer of CEDR0N, which is the
basis of the bitters offered to the public.
That honor belongs to the native Inhabitants of
Central America, TO whom its virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years. Armed
with it, the Indian bids defiance TO the most dead
ly malaria, and handles without fear the most
venemous serpents. 1t is a belief with them that
while there is breath left in the body the Oedron
is potent to cure, no matter what the disease may
be.
While DR.. Bull is not prepared to indorse this
extrayagant pretension, lac is nevertheless salts
fed from thorough examination of the evidence
relative to its virtues, that remedy and pre-
ventative for all diseases arising from exposure,
either to changes of weather and climate, or TO
the miasmatic influences, it stands without a
rival and justly deserves the reputation it hos so
long enjoyed in Central America and the West
N
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-04

EXAMINATION OF PUBLIC
SCHOOLS,

VNHE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF THE
i Public Schools of the city of Evansville, will
commence on Monday, June %, 1861 and proceed
in the following order, viz:
FRIDAY, JUNE 2srH
I'd. Girls Grammar, Miss Clarke, Principal,
from . to II o'clock "a, and from to 5 p m.
MONDAY, JUNE 3OrH
I'd: Boys' Grammar, Mr.. Knight, Principal,
from 9 to " o'clock M, and from 2to D. M.
TUESDAY, JUNE SOrH.
LIST. Boys Grammar, Miss Hooker PRINCIPAL,
from 9 to ~ O'Clock m, and from to S D. m
--- WEDNESDAY, JULY LIST.
LIST. Girls Grammar, Miss Fisher, Principal,
from 9 TO IL m and from to p. IN.
THURSDAY JULY %.
Private examination of candidates for the High
School, from to IL O'Clock m.
High School, Mr.. Parsons, Principal, from to
5 O'Clock p. m.
FRIDAY, JULY Sd.
High School, from 9 O'Clock a. m. to O'clock
p. m.
The MEMBERS of the Common Council Parents,
Guardians and friends of education are invited TO
attend. The exercise will commence promptly at
the hour stated and to avoid interruption, visitors
are requested to be present previous to the OPEN
ing. All scholars not present at the examination
of the schools to which they belong, will be
quired to be examined previous to their admission
into school again. $3.50 -
Children will not be admitted at any of the ex
aminations. II. @. WHEELER, Trustee.
ie1S w BAKER, Superintendent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-04
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 1.-The Rich
mond Enquirer of July LIST has the fol-
lowing:
"JICKsoN, June 29.-Advices from
Vicksburg, just received, report nothing
in regardsto the state of affairs.
"On the night of the Dist the enemy
sprung mine to blow up an angle of
our works. The citizens say for twenty
eight days an incessant shower of shell
has rained on the city.
TUESDAY, while we were working of
an edition of our paper, a l5-inch shell
passed through the Office, scattering over
cases of type, yet no one ives injured.
Zone of the enemy's gunboats is fast
aground below. the city. Transports
loaded with troops have come down
within the past few days. The enemy
has fired incendiary shells for the past
three days, but no damage has been
done
Major Headley, of Arkansas, com,
manding water battery, and Major Mar
tin, of the Doth Louisiana, were killed
last Saturday, and Col. Loring, of the
9th Louisiana, was severely wounded. y
The Citizen confirms the news of the
heavy bombardment of Sunday, and says
our loss is comparatively nothing"
"All now fell that Johnston will ar
rive in time
The general tone of the editorials oil
the Citizen are cheerful.
"Gen. Parsons's battery, at Cypress
Bend, twenty miles below Memphis, fired
on the transports loaded with troops on
Tuesday, crippIing them badly Troops
landed and attempted to storm our bat
terry, but were driven back"
JACKSON, June 29--Oticial dispatches
from Gen. Dick Taylor, dated Alexan
dria, june Goth, says he stormed aud
carried at the point Of the bayonet, with
unloaded guns, the enemys position al
Berwick Bay, La. Loss in killed and
wounded unknown. r .Lt-
The same dispatches say that the enc
my's position at Sheldonville was also
carried but by whom it is not stated, but
supposed to have been done by Genera
Walker This gives us command of the
Mississippi above New Orleans, and en-
ables us to cut off Banks supplies.
The New Orleans True Delta, of the
Oath, report that fghtl took place at Lit
Fourche crossing on the 23d. The Fed
eral forces engaged with six regiments
The Confederates charged and cap
tured Federal battery and some pris
oners, with a reported loss of fifty fv,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-04
CIR e at S ale
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
I'VE UNpERsIGNEE. EXECUTORS OF THE

THE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS OF THE
i Estate of NJ. ". Foster, deceased, offer for
sale the following very valuable City Property:
THE THREE STORY BRICK, DOUBLE
Store Houses, Corner Main and First Streets, 30 by
90 feet, heavy Stone Walls in cellar and snbstan-
TALLY built in every way, with large fire and bur-
gar proof vault, cistern, double priyies, and gas
fixtures throughout; now occupied on the first
floor by john Healey, Bookseller. and J. p Elliott,
Grocer; on the se.ond floor Evansville Library
aGd Reading Rooms; on tire third floor the large
Hall formerly occupied by the Free Masons.
These Stores at the present time under rent for
81, 700, and would command over 81 000 if vacant.
THE TWO BRICK STORE HOUSES AD-
joining, First Street, large court in Now
occupied the first floor by G. Copeland, Banker,
and Goldmsn, Berg 4 Co., Clothiers; on the
second floor by q. S. Collector and Assessor; aid
Oh the third floor Odd Fellows Hall At present
under rent for $l,Ooa, and would bring much
more.
THE VERY DESIRBLE PROPERTY KNOWN
Lots No. and 7, q. P, 150 by'150 feet corner
Locust and Water Streets, with the two Brick
Warehouses, each so by 100 feet, now occupied "
the U. S. Quartermaster; and the convenient Store
and Dwelling House, Cistern, WOodshed, &C., ad-
joining Under rent for 81 400. 49,. 80 p.
THREE VERY ELIGIBLE VACANT LOTS,
corner Locust and Fourth Street, Fronting on the
upper market buildiaSel, % bv 50 feet These
THE FRAME WAREHOUSE AND BRICK
Double Smokehouse in rear; Lot "a by rs feet;
Cistern attached. Situated corner Locust and
Durham Streets. These building are well adapted
for Pork Business.
THE FRAME WAREHOUSE, 81 by 100 feet,
and Lots 5, and Z, Block %, E. E. being "a feet
on Canal and running through to Church Street.
The attention of CAPITALISTS is respectfully
invited to tho above list, containing the most
desirable property ever offered for sale in this
City, and presents opportunity for the most
reliable and profitable investment that could be
made; and being situated in the very centre Of
business, it must maintain its pre-eminence.
TITLE PERFECT. Terms will be made known
by application to
GEO. FOSTER, or r,.....,
my26-sm J0HNaw FOSTER. EXECUTORS