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, 1863-07-04
Chicago. Urit,nne.
SATURDAY. JULY 4. 1858.
THE NE WS.

Our news from the various theatres Of
Tar is comparatively meagre, and where
not meagre is not clear as to results. The
battle in Pennsylvania is begun, and the
details Of the first days fight are given.
That Of yesterday known to be most hot
~ contested gives us no details later than
Immediately after its opening. There is
nothing later from Vicksburg. Rosecrans
has occupied Tu1lahoma and without fur
thcr fighting.
, 1863-07-04
DAVING WITH NICHOLSON
i Pavement the intersection Of Clark and Madison
To Cf1NTRA rTOR3
BUSINESS AND
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
FOE SALE AT L HAHGAIN.

Five Stores on Laka street, foul. Stores On souta
Wa4ef atreet three Stores on franklin street, near
Lake forty Lots in one block near uutou PART, with
gas. wafer and sewer convenient the Bclendtd resl
hoa!e fronting Union Park aud Washington streets'
with EFT feet hont the Park valued In 1873 At so 00o
airy: Inquire Of 8. s. HAIE5. No. ] Court House.
iy3-h18-1w
, 1863-07-04
THE CHRISTIAN COaImES-
SION.

Especial Dispatch 70 Inc Chicago 1916une-J
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, July 3, 1863.
The Christian Commission m eetlng here
1,st evening YVES not large In attendance. but
our hearts thanked God ana took courage
daily Union prayer meeting commenced this
morning. - ''.
, 1863-07-04
IN THE WEST.
Berr3nEs8 Safes In Colorado.

DENVER CIT, Aps1 2!st 18Gs,
MzssRs. HKKHrso d Co., Chicago:
GExrs- On the 18th inst. la1ge ire occurred at
this place destroying large amount OF property Wo
had one Of Four Safes IN our store vhico WA suz-
rounded by about 500 gallons Of coal or and also
1arg7 amount Of varnishes. tur2enttno. 1oafn. Dc.
which mada fearful Dire.
Our bui1dlng and STOCK were entirely lost All th34
VIC taved our books aud papers that weze IN tha
Bafe.
when we opened It va found tho contents In good
condition. and the Sale looks as Il L wouR1 stand
Al other just such IRA
Please send another number dya Safe imeaiately.
Very respectfully.
E.T. CHEEaNAN Co,
, 1863-07-04
F" ASKING MACHINE
IT N 7 Q N
Washing Machine.

Hi is q WssanE Machines xhieh hssa. i yaFioa:
:es e Ffss
satf 3oSs hen teana t9es l9to zen.
hs e Is e e Il
E.uls range Of domestiG wants there + no desdeIa
ssat r. Inventions Va nave Tets:zsd to % heslS
sSaf g a.s e s n sas %
.le LhoEs and mtse.1es of blue 4 .ndAy." Or any
be Pa9bsTsa s@o1g aIssSfssssie @s@ries
rs ssehpt h 's e. sss sp
ha:ea1 oat . s. -
Iss sdyantages a1e nume,ons It u great tins md
Il operations perfectly is tie strongest md mott
careful hand can do IT. It asves wear ana tear; It. ts
ss;t A * ~ Sady sits sss:s "a easass
2ps e'Gtnes y 5gh sad s m2ss SssE asd fSst9
i d sss
ffs e
by anew andinpYoyed proGess and On cosnnon sea.e
cats N
,ta aa eg %s hs
require ts7culesn strength to operate them.
1.-THE UNION"
ca Eestsa b ney e s. indeed simple
What M s. M ia esn
il for It, not only tho paas and aches or
hand wr1rxng avoided. but clothes viii las. at least
perfectly all kinds Of fabrics an, tAickne s+es fr1
tnre collar 70 blanket aud at tho saEp :tme II ro-
9utred. When attached To To
Union Washing Machine
Clothes may be washed. wzung and rinsed without
putting the haLd into Tasar inhallne stehn o. spnc
Gops-
Housekeepere and al interested who wish toeae this
machine In operation, we refer taem 70 tie asens3.
VAN NAME T. c..
134g996 2tnet 81 Walnut street. leA,: SIKH
TT S. 1926" BONDS.- will
~ continue to receive subscs:pdons for tho
T.. s. 1870" six per Cent. Bonds
| AtpA1 until further notice
| II Clark street, Chicago.
Chicago. July ,, 1865, N3xs7tstaes
, 1863-07-04
HFRRING'S SAFES IN THE
IL EAST AND N TIE WEST.
IN THE EAST.
Herring's Safes in Pennsylvania.

SCRANTON, Penn, June g, 1865.
MRssns. HERRING 4 Co. New York:
GKxT1,n8S-We send this day, to the Metropolitan
Back *l15 II cusrercy. thst taken ont OF ono Of
yonr Safes At Epshdsle this morning. alter largo
sso.e was burned And heated Youx 8ate to rcd heat
The Docks and Papezs vera all safe. II you desire
to 1et4In and these bllis va have no oboct1ons
Respectfn1ly,yours.
IT n WINT0V Il m RanteTx
, 1863-07-04

/ T1Nf11R(TfN T0 CIT DATTr
T.
FINEST AND CHEAPEST OF TIE sz,soz.
Rn EXCURSION rom this CITY
| to ST. PauI,
either the cs:sss 6 milwaukee, H''d'
rpnrrsn,v rnrv,-n
| Va "@Dsss@s, Al sx es,ost an .S@1 4''''
| Persons can 70 BY either o, The ,.o,. ,on:s. T..
CROSSE % at ~9Isa place %op 1ey ~ WI sa, sata
70 2s9s III e ss e eas @
1sstss1
h ID ~ taey w4 aaa ake tne SAT 6oat
rofc 1r T9and p Cen any point aioa se
n 8: 8 $$;as; s.
G1KIEk, III: MiiTatkee. 4' 1' ~ o.
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 18th,
At sH o'clock, orer the Northwestern or Milwaukee
Roags r-,,-,--, -,,,,,,
wi esS6 Id >~A>A' ~1"'"A-"1~ ~4e@'@e4
%---=-.----- -----------
L'ACUHSlON lO NlAGARA
~ on THE 1&rn OF JrLT:-The splendid steamer
ra has been onaaned fos TIE sxs1rsionst.
return and hold good iii tbn st OF Sentemhar ""
FARE-t1ss 60 RonNp TRIP
sou Tne Is % the regular are by tho
them.e,vts of;h.s eppoF,ua;tV k''ns 1aS' WILL AVAIL
iHE = EG HI rs 70 easa tnsr hamta Hth
cerneF Of iaEo snd CisrE * eefs "a :tairs whsrs
tickets can be obtained Tickets asn he obtained
ornsr ~ Snnt 1 ~ @ 7te
tkes can retn1n y any Of tie OF the ne Oniy
alriied number Of tickets will be sold shsretoso 90
ee.e yo11 1sAs9s sel!y: !1@a.o-se
CTEAN WFFKTv RFTYUEFN
c111csco sNn 111pppnn1I 7
~"N --'A ---' -~-~ ~N~'.
, 1863-07-04

Potomac sufficient to render I'LL the fords be.
low Cumberland impossible for some days.
The Government has dispatch from Gen.
Meade, dated 8 O'Clock yesterday. No fight
ing worth mentioning had taken place. Gen.
Meade intiuated that he should not, Of his
own accord, bring On battle before to-day,
one Of his corps having just come up, after q
long and fatiguiDg march, and requiring rest;
and it would seem That whateYer fighting
took place yesterday must have been brought
| on By the enemy. Gen. Meade says that hia
troops are in excellent spirits, and eager for
u fight, and for a victory. Of Wednesdays
battle, Gen. Meade says the enemy greatly
/ outnumbered ours on the field.
Our men behaved admirably, and the bat
| tie was one Of the hardest actions since the
var broke ont. Our troops we're finally
obliged to relinquish the ground which they
occupied in the early part Of the day, and to
take protection on the heights south and
west Of Gettysburg, which the rebels had
succeeded in occupying. Most Of our wound
cd are therefore, Of course, in the enemy's
hands, but We hare taken so many prisoners
that the account Is fully balanced.
Gen. sigel, who was here for24 or SO hours
left this forenoon for Pennsylvania, where he
has been assigned q command under General
Couch. 1t is stated that ten citizens Of Car
Isle, whose names are known to the author
tiles, went to Gen. jenkins, when he was IL
possession Of the town, and begged him tt
parole them. "Wly?'' he asked. "Be
cause we are unwilling to be drafted to fgh'
the South, with which re sympathize." III
you like us the best,'' replied jenkins, "you
shall fight with us,"-and q number Of tht
Copperhcads we're forthwith taken into the
| rebel force.
BALTIMORE, July s.-The american learns
from parties who left Gettysburgat noon yes
terday, TINT everything was progressing favor
ably for. the ultimate success Of our armies
Up to that time. they assert, upwards Of 6 ,o0c
prisoners had been captured and sent to the
rail1oad terminus ut Union Bridge, for trims
poztatIon.
General schenck last evening had In hi
possession 2, 400 prisoners, in Baltimore AMI
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

BAD -FIx-Ths cspperhead Democ-
racy having experienced the effect ofthe
wal. upon The opinions Of thoze who en-
listed in the army in the last slection in
which the soldiers were allowed TO vote,
CONCLUDED they would be more sharp for
the future, and accordingly nominated
General Tuttle for Governor The Gen
eral accepts in a Published letter, in
which be declares himself for the Union
Without an Il, whether slavery s'fyiYe
or perish, and for no truce With rebels
until they are thoroughly su5dued
This, Of course, was regular aston
isherp to the Peaes Democracy; and It
is not at all strange that Mahoney
couldn't stand it and withdrew from the
Dubuque Herald Isn't il ''pretty ket-
tie Of fsh l'--the democracy Of one State
denouucing the war. and in another sup
porting man who is in favor of proseeu-
ting The war, wheihsr siareyy sHTvirespT
perishes. Tuttle il an abolftionist-as
the word goes-yet he is sustained b
the party who are every where denoanc
ing aboiitionists.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
Ns,..fram tg..hlnr,an.

WAsmxGTaS. Aug. 2S--Eive thousand
mea have been faruished With fresh
horses and new eqgirmehts at Camp
Davis in leas than four weeks. Colonel
Clendeniu, Sth Illinois cavalry, in com
mand, has sent 70 the field, Ia month,
900 men. The cavalry ibfce Of the
army OF the Potomac will soon be ia ex-
eellent order, and again ready for active
work
The Republican Of this evening SAYS
on Monday Col IsOwelis cavalry com
anand, consisting Of three regiments, en-
coahtered Mosby's guerrillas. and Sc
we're engagement sBsued According to
the statements Of prisoners captnred,
Aosby received severe wounds, and
was carried 20 farm house in the Vi.
entity. lis capture j. deemed certain.
One rebel lieutenant and three privates
we're killed. aud twelve privatea were
captured. Oar loss sas one killed, two
wounded and seven missing Reports
from the trout, since the above puhlica.
ton. say that Masby died to-dAy Of hit
woaad Al the farm house above men.
toned There is scarcely doubt Of she
fact
A party Of deseriers from Gen. Lees
army came in to Zen Meades head
quarters to-day They confirm fully Ihe
previous accounts OF 6isaaeeti0n end
desertion 10 the rebel army. Two Of
them. belonging 20 the slh Georgia regi.
relieved from bic eavssirv cosnu,aed an-l
Gen Hood appointed Ia his stead
Z. Edwards Lester, known 20 some
extent ~ an author. - ho uas arrested
on Monday at HaFpers Ferry a. a sny
was broagbt 70 tsis city yesterday. liz
has been employed in the Census bureau.
and more recently in the Pavmassor
Generals Office, from which he was
lately dismissed, on account OF anforsu-
nate habits incompatible with abe per-
Torrance II The duties connected with
has position. ia not eonsidered proba-
Die by those acquainted with him thai he
woald ever be trusted with valuable in.
iormc,iou. be presents tlis spectacle Of
a naturally superior intellect in rims
lie Is a great grandson OF the celebrated
} Jonathan Edwards.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
Great Union Pie.Sie.


The patriotic, citizens Of warriek and
Vanderburgh Counties propose hsving a
grand Union Pie Mic on the first satur-
day in September, on the old IgIehears
farm, about fourteen miles distant from
our city Extensive arrangements are
being made 70 secure large attendance
and insure pleasant tine Eight miIi-
tary companies Of home guards have al
ready signi6sd their intention to be
present. and xe have no doubt that the
gathering, should the weather be propi-
tious, win exceed anything ever witness
ed in old warrick.
Two or three splendid bands Of music
are also expeeted to be present. winch,
with the excellent speeches that viii be
made, eanuot tail TO prove entertaining.
Every man and bis wife ought 20 make
arrangements to be there, Cor they VIII
undoubtedly find il good TO be there"
We hope Also. to see quite large dele
CATION 20 out from this city 70 participate
IA the celebration Let the patriots
counsel together, that they nav be better
able 10 defeat the Vaccinations Of those
who plot the destruction Of their couu-
try. august
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

Ngw foRy. Aug ga Morris Isl
and letter OF the 9th to the Herald saws
seven dessrters who escaped from Fart
Moultrie Thursday nigh, to the Mantauk
besides giving much other information.
state two blockade runners succeeded in
eluding our vessels and safely ran into
Charleston last Sunday night Thev
were discovered by our bloekaders and
fred apon, but the night was 50 dark
and misty they we're quickly lost sigh, ~
They are probably portion Of a large
Aett due here from Nassau with valua-
bic sargOes ...-...
90 the 23d. making good his notice TO
Beauregard. Gilmore directed Lieut.
Seller, commanding the marsh battery.
TO open with his ritied gun on the city OF
Charleston during the NIGHT
Between one and two o'clock Saturday.
A n, fifteen shells Of Birhey's invention
were pitched over the James Island bat
teries across the Island aud harbor into
the city. The effect Of this demoastra.
ton against the city was quite satisfac-
tory TO ourselves. Perhaps Beauregard
considered Gilimore's threat 10 she'll
Charleston at a distance Of Eve miles
too prepesterous to demand attention.
Certainly the city had not been evacaa-
ted be all non ombalants. The visitors
which our swamp angeI sent them
created a most uproarioas panic. The
people were aroused by their advent and
universal confusion followed and gen
eral skee,laddle easued, <as evideut from
the light Of burning baildings aud the
ringing Of bells in every s;eeple and the
seresching and screaming Of locomotive
whistles. Te'
The sane correspondent saws q few
days more delay nay ruin the entire
campaign. Sumter was reduced because
II was IN the way Of the navy, but Adj
miral Dahlgren has as yet made no ad-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
The American House sim Lives -,
new IMPROVEMENTS.

Having leased the above-named house
FOR term Of years, have spared no
pains o. expense In patling every de-
parime0t of this popular hotel in most
perfect repair have also fitted up
nice bar adjacent 10 the Office. where at
all times the choicest of wines and
liquors viii be kept and polite and st
tentiye man 10 wait upon my patrons
and friends
A strict watch will At all times be kept
daring the night; and particular aiien-
ton vii be paid TO guests arriving aud
departing on boats, both day and night
Ny table shall Al al times be amply
supplied With The best the market affords,
aud by strict attention 20 business and
the wants Of the public. hope to obtain
large share q the public patronage, Of
which shall endeaVor 10 render myself
worthy. J. J. PIlLsHuRY.
CHAELIK HALL, Clerk aug6-dtf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

vance towards -eesu pissfug the work
which GiHnOre has 50 EIoriouay begun.
TIE army IS unabie to 90 more Glli-t
more has performed bis part OF the con
tract, and II now remains FOR the Navy
to eater upcu and perform its pazt ct the
work a weeks delay may cradle The
rebels 10 replace Sunter by Rew batter
RS within the harbor whica will make
she capture OF Charleston as far OF as
il was before We fred she ffd shot
against II. -
There is deep feeling Of fear grow
ing on shore that fsle fruits Of our glori-
Gus triumph wiz he permitted to slip
I from our grasp br the inexplicable pro-
ceediBgs on TIE part Of the navy. ] can
not explain the seeming want OF energy
on the part ef the naval authorities.
They mAy be able TO do Il, but some
more Teasens nus, be given than those
already IN circulation, or the country
will feel far from satisfied with the re-
suit Of naval operations in this quarter.
NoRRis IsI.4SD, August 24-There IS
little to note concerning operations yes
terday Though Sumter has been rem
1rft1 A1etEss loF uEleL-S tAt Dt- guns ~
cur batteries we're deliberately engaged
in rounding gifts remaining angles aud
putting on the finishing touches Of is
destruction. That Wpgner IS hard
nut 10 crack must be apparent 70 tbs
people Of the North Il Is NOT yet IN oui
possession, though foot by foot and yard
by yasd our brave soldiers are diggine
ihah.HgAs ila,. "a. tbs akexgB sdexsa Ken
the work before Wagner With lis sup
plies cut of aud our men welding picl
axe aud spade under its very parapei, th'
prospect OF is early transfer to federa
ownership daily hrightens The deslruc
Jon Of Sumter relieves the guns aRs
batteries which may nov be oiheruis,
employed That Wagner is destined 4
feel their power and geld before them i
considered cer.ain That Gillmor,
means business IS evident from the fac
that the swamp angel vas agar
trained upon the city last night, and ssy
eral of Der messengers waited upon thl
inhabitants ifany yet remain. The gun
Of the janet Island batteries continued
70 play on this pet place Of ours will
great animation ail night. but with0u
damage
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
CIR e at S ale
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

fT'uE uNDERsfeSKE. ExTCUToRs or THK
4 Relate of n. ". fustrr, deceased. onsr ser
sails the totiaeine stry Naiuati- cts t'rarssfs
fiE fukEk STORY BRltK, borBtg
siere Horrsa, pcfnsf NAN sni Fi1ss Strssis ~ ty
% fcei. hsA,y ston- walk IN c-ilar ana ssiss.s.
taily baiit ~ every wsy, Nth large an sna trr.
EiAr pref Fanlt. fisssrn, duatie pfis a. and ga.
latnfss thfn - as'nta bow ncrartsa % he Ira
noor b Jsha tisaiey, Bookseller ana Eillott.
Gfocer ca tAs se-ana hper Evansville Iihrasr
.nt Reading hvera.. "a he thlrd aour The large
Hell fsrHrriy oe~upiea ~ the Frr~ Masons.
Ihe.e siorss II ~ present. tHe ars snder renf AR
sire, apd would rrnmnna ever 1900 Il rasaat
TIE TWO BRICK STORE HOUSES An-
joining, on First street, larNs rsnrt Ia rrar Ncw
aeFaIicd ~ iizg brat fssor - q cg.slaua Banksr.
ard eaidnss p, Bvrr O., ciothisFs, % tlls.
iAe laird fees odd fsliaws Ran A. srsssas
under rsna FIR sf.es. and would bFihg much
Iaorn.
TIE VERY DTsfKBLE PROPERTY KSewN
- Lots ~. 8 and :. .. p 80 hy 10 isst ssri.sr
Lerust and Water etreTts. xith the tso Brick
Warehouses. eseh q ~ Toe igci. nuH oesmplaasys
fbs sSn@rt-s 'sA-as.fi andtts eenysn satalers
joining tnaer rrat hsr .fio
Tl,kEA fEiif Et.ElinLE VACANT tors,
corner Locnst aud Fearth street, (fronginF % the
Lots 9uid .aoyd tho nsoas ssisatle l,.esiions for
retail storesin the CITY
THE FRAaE WAREHOUSE AND pRIcK
poutls sfsskehoua< u rear. Lot = bs Is hst,
ttttrfn Altaf he'd 0itnateh refnff isaen4t aha
huhtam Strsrts. Ths-e building Are usil adapted
for fcrk hu~iueas
.rliE FRAME wARgHOUsF. aIls 81 Loo 81,
nnd tea e. and 2. Block ~ ~ fsinR ~ al
on Canal ard running throaFh q rhafrh STREET
The sttcHiton 81 CAPITALISTS i respectfully
invited q the above let. containing The most
dasifabis properly cwef rharsd fos saie h us
fif9t aaa FTessnts en- spfierfsaity fpr fhs asosG
refiahte And pronisblr thsestu4ens ihat ensid -
made and being sifasted IN Tie srry fratfa q
huslilsss. g must uaaini@in lts pfs-rminencr
sIriK FIRFScT. 1erm- uili b ns1as known
BY npTlie.tson to
G s6 FosTEn: % r,ss.,o,.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
GROCERIES.


GrNDxIEs- =
- strsrherry snd LerBon syrvs. al-o-1.
l pI-.n hats. Asseuea q CurEs. woet~r 49,
- slHuiss TiBs, Esisins, cufranf,.
stranrieS brushes, LOBSTER earIin~- &c.,
nls9fa salts. Roll erinsstor.. seinbur Geo..
49, Izfract = Lnxso1d. TndiTs. f'rss.ss -
tar. soda, Bsd CSrss - All 80. p -. - te.-
- a4s, slaesins. Batting. Sntner.. Ci,zr. - 81
49,. s.A-rfs tAs1r her, Carolina aed s<s~,r
~, DTesis cetton fsrn, Ground Gingrr cssf5i-
- 80 lAi1-, tlass jars. Lanterns, Tuus-
:. - - - an sfnds Tsnaafs cstsrr Poslier
eesess fuse seays q al kfnas, starch. - VIA
- - S-.'-Fs Ssts, Cap, and Fancy Pap~r Erap-
ksaE raf~fr Lnretopes. Salt Pefr- ffuu1 Tru-s
e'osien boEl., S1iuh~ Pas.e, CIanau6n. f,s.i 81
e,oth7~ riasr British Lnstrs. Bannef Roards. Ink
, AIS Ssh giazs. Spirits Tarleuaiue al
"P,ss - soda fain Killer. Licorfes &C kc. Ae
sspriy q th@ ai.oss Kept coH.fsafIy ~ ksut
Ana - s-Ls i0- by g. y. GGLBERT CO.
iJfu Ne. syczmors STREET
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

STATE SFAia The eleventh annual
State Fair viii be held 81 tho nov Fair
grounds IN Indianapolis, commencing
September 2Stb, aud endiug October 4th.
All railroads will rua a half.fare.
The President aud Directors have
spared no pains TO make every arrange
ment Cor the eomfast, convenience and
gratidest,ea OF al who attend.
A the ILLS say, Indiana can furnish
more soldiers Tor the Geld, according to
popalstion than ary other State and
carry en- her legitimate pursuits be-
sides.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

s<C- DR FLEAGEE still continues to be
The only lawful agent in this City for the
Artificial Ruaber Tech
After Furnishing nearly hundred sets
10 the past . 7s years, be has no hesiia-
tion ~ recommending them ss the best
and cheapess material i. nae. be;n,
worn in the most dificalt months v;,6
comfort and efficiency. Persons suffer
ing with bad fitting raet,le plates A.. -
peciaily requestcd 70 call q. the Rooms
pext Bst;rolfs. Main Street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHYSICIANS you wish 20 mr.
chase pure Drugs, Medicines, and Cheun-
ieais at q small advance on Eastern
prices, 90 and examine kELLEE 4
Wits stock, where you viii find every
article that Is needed BY the professor.
and at prices which cannot fail to give
satisfaction. Their store j. at No. 81
Main street may4d&wtf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
WANTED.

Gold, Silver an demand
Notes Also, Indiana, ken
lucky, Tennessee, South Car
olina, Georgia, Alabama and
Louisiana Bank Notes at
Copeland's Savings Bank. No
4 First street. If.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
River and Weather.

GscISNATi, August 2S-Riser fallen
) inches. With 81 feet in the channel
Meaiher cloady. Thermometer TOo.
Looks Ike rain Barometer 2g' -:
faIiiag rapidly.
PiTrsBeRen, August 2S-Riyer I'M
changed. Navigation suspended Wealth
er clear and cool.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
wILLIAM REAvIs.
Attorney NJ Las and L. S. Claim
Agent.


L authorized b. the Government 10 pro
cure Pensions, Bounty Money. Back
Pay, Bounty Land Claims for HoRsEs
and ether PRorFRTY destroyed while IN
the service Of the Government, aud all
eiaims, of whatever kind or nature,
against the United States
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers.
by an amendment 70 the Bounty Law,
passed ~ the last session Of Congress,
"All soldiers or other persons who haze
been or shall hereafter be discharged
within two years from the date OF their
enlistment, By reason Of wounds reeeiv-
-. '....~iss snail reeeive the same Bounty
- thoegh they served two years"
Otiiee e51 Main street, over Kelierss
6un Store, opposite the Court House.
Evansville, Ind
Correspondents must enclose stamps
sfzS Good references given, III re-
CURED moa
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

s0- Col drierson remarked, in con
neclion with hi. raid through Mississippi,
that the Coalsderasy was bat shell
with all is strength on the sarfaee; osee
break through and you could 90 wherever
yea dasiS4d Tie ts,ih Of this remArk
seems 70 be confirmed By The recent two
cavalry expeditions sent out respectively
aom Yieksburg and Memphis. Both
parties met a. Grenada, destroyed there
large lot Of valuable railroad property,
Pa@ saaiiaasss AgFsA. aSrlyyigS.sb y s5Sas
but TIVE Or lhree men % The expedition.
Thirty locomotives and two hundred cars
wsre destroyed asd other damage done
the railroad. The pi.tties met with no
guerFiilas: and With one exception, with
no troops that could Offer anything
worthy the nanc OF resistance
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29
TO CONTRACTORS.

~ eoMhoN cOUScfL ~ THE CRY ~
tviusTiile uln receive Aid f,r.5fa,.sts ,..,fr
sAaafasy the ath Gay - September fes3 flr sraf.
tnE an1 fasiaf tie fssiouibz alley, viz
q, ~ a'iay sttuste trfveeD Nain and syesuorr
Streets - 'vhftn
The senirs-fsr 70 furnish 81 ~ materials ssa
% e. ise seiA srrsebiy torlzn and sIeclacafisrs
&C. -. A. PTAFFLIs, clerk.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-29

sy-we are glad that the Government
has secured the bulk Of tbs correspon-
deuee Of JeG Davis, eAptared recently
at Lis plantation. The yinceanes (Iad }
Gasette Gays the mail car from the West,
on Monday last, brought the private pa
pefs Of JeG. Davis, recently captured by
our forces AZ bis farm in Mississippi
they we're eu route for washington City
Much reasonable correspondence Of the
Dsmoeratic leaders vii no doubt come
% light