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The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-01

Speech OF Gen. Logan AT DuQuoin.
DUQUIoIN. ILL.,, July 31.-Gen. Logan
addressed about 5000 persons here to-
day. He was enthusiastically received
aed applauded throughout He talks
like a man in down right earnest, who
cares nothing for party, but who is in
tensely interested in the welfare of his
country.
The drift of his speech was similar to
that delivered at Corbandale yesterday.
He argues that it is the duty of every
one to stand by the Government He
most numerically scores all sympathi-
zers with the rebellion, and those who
find so much fault with the President,
the army and the war, and everything
else except jeff Davis & Co. He argues
the Constitutionality of the war and its
measures, and shows the hypocrisy of
those who see so much that is unconsti-
tutional in the acts of the Administra-
tfon, but say nothing against the
unconstitutionality of secession and
acts of the rebellion runs peace
men in all sorts of sharp corners
exposes the fallacy of their arguments
shows that they don't themselves know
what they want-took up the Springfield
peace resolutions and showed that if they
be correct, all our glorious victories of
July have been tending to subvert the
constitution and government.
Ifmen are loyal they will favor the
prosecution of the war; If not they will
find all manner of excuses If men OPP
pose the war, it must be because they
fear their friends will get hurt Some
objected because soldiers committed
depredations When we started from
Brewinsburg for jackson and Vicksburg,
with FIVE rations, fought five battles and
| hungry and foot sore, he tod them 10
help themselves, and whenever his troops
got into such position they should have
what they could get
The Rebels send and gather everything
even to negroes, to prevent us from get
ting any provisions, but you never heal
of that being wrong. =.
He insisted that all should be for thel
country, right or wrong, and that tn
people should give the soldiers their sym
pathy and support. =.
9 1t is impossible to do Logan justice II
a telegraphic dispatch.
e At the close of the speech the follow
e ing resolutions were presented by Ger
i Haynie and adopted unanimously:
: Resolred, That we will stand by tn
+ constituted authorities of the country /
e their efforts to maintain, preserve, an
If perpetuate the Union and the Constitt
n ton at whatever cost, and against wha
ever power, domestic or foreign, ths
1T may assail it; and that, although we d
"a plore the calamities of civil war, yet a
Y. the States must be restored to the Uniol
y and the laws must be executed alike a
ID over the country, and peace must be $
of cured by victory, until the last rebel la.
i'd down his arms.
Resolued, That we tender to all o.
he brave and gallant soldiers, from Il
lie highest to the lowest, our warmest syr
to pathies, and acknowledge our gratitu'
er to them for their herosm, their sac
m fees, and the imperishable renown sh
upon our arms by their glorious deco
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-01
FROM CINCINNATI.

General Order from Burnsfde.--Aen-
lucky Invaded by Rebels The
state placed under Martial Law.
CINCINNATI, July 31.-Gen. Burnside
has issued general order, declaring the
State of Kentucky is invaded by a rebel
force, with the avowed purpose OF over
awing the judges of elections, intlmidat-
ing loyal voters, keeping them from the
polls, and for carrying the election OF
disloyal candidates at the election on
the Sd proximo.
The Military force of the Government
is the only force that can defend 1t from
this attempt The State Of Kentucky
is, therefore, placed under Martial law
and all Military Officers are commanded
to aid the Constitutional Authorities o
the State, in the support of the laws ant
the purity of suffrage.
The legally appointed Judges at tn
polls, will be held strictly Responsible
that no disloyal person be allowed t
vote, and to this end the Military powe
is ordered to give them its utmost SUI
| port.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-01

memphis, July 29-Johnson's arnay is
said to be on Pearl river few miles
west of Meridian, where Notifications are
being erected.
Johnson will make the Mobile and
Ohio railroad from Alabama on the north
TO Mobile on the south his line of de
fense
johnson is said to have received large
reinforcements from Bragg.
Mississippi is virtually abandoned by
the rebels. There is strong peace par
ty in that State favorable to returning to
the Union on guarantee of rights to
the people, under the constitution of per-
son, property, &c.
Some of the people say they would do
nate half their property to the payment
of the national debt, if the difficulty could
be adjusted.
Gen. George, commander of the Mis-
sissippi militia, Chalmers, and other reb-
ell officers are moving their commands
from the northern and central portion
of the State towards the sonth.
Calmers is now engaged in burning
cotton in Mississippi before falling back.
Many farms have been abandoned, and
81 avao 4sn-~,.:--l = - ---<- $500, ~'E"'-
gia. Certainly to such an extent has
this been carried, that the Governors of
both States have issued proclamations
forbidding the introduction of more
slaves within their jurisdiction.
Johnston's pickets are said to have
stopped many negroes on the road, and
turned them back to Mississippi.
Everthing reported quiet at Vicks-
burg Our forces are now where they
can do quite as much service as holding
deserted towns.
The steamer Empire Parish arrived
from Port Hudson, which city she left
on Friday, the twenty-fourth, this morn
ing at ten o'clock, bringing the twenty
Second regiment nine months vol
unteers of the State of Maine. In few
days the remainder of the Massachusetts
men in Bank army, consisting of some
eighteen regiments, will arrive i'll this
city, en- route for their homes in the
East. The 22d will go up the river this
evening. j.
The organization of negro troops is
proceeding very rapidly. Port Hudson
is garrisoned mostly by negro troops.
Nothing of interest has transpired
since the capture of this place.
There is a rumor going the rounds,
which is entitled to some credit, that
Gen. Weitzel had begged about three
thousand rebels at Donaldsonville, in
Bayou La Fourche, and that Brashear
City had been recaptured by our forces.
The same rumor has it that General
Franklin has arrived from the East to
take command of Banks army
General Grant has effected thorough
system of mounted patrols from Vicks-
burg to New Orleans, who, together with
the gunboats, protect vessels playing be-
tween those places.
Everything is quiet. No sign of a
rebel on either shore
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-01
Cincinnati Markets.

FLOUR, dull and prices nominal at
1925 for super fine, and S4,50@4,75 for
extra. ---r
RED WHEAT, advanced to 93@95c for
new. under light receipts. KY White is
in demand at $l,00@l,05 for new and
old.
Corn, in good request and higher.
Sales of 1000 bushels at 60@6l for
shelled and ear in bulk, and 73c includ.
ing sacks.
OARS, also higher, closing at 6l@62
in bulk.
RYE, advanced &c; closing at 70@71c.
BARLEY, nominal
Provisions, unchanged; sales zoe
bbls Old City Mess Pork at $1,000
Bulk Shoulders held at Ale; Sides, 43c
@5c, and Bacon 54c@6c for Shoulders
and Sides
LARD, quiet at 94@91c
WHIsKEY, firm at 43c.
GROCERIES, quiet and unchanged.
2 GOLD, 26@27c.
SILVER, l5@20c.
EXCHANGE, firm at premium.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-08-01
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Order of Council directing
Lots to be Filled.

A ND NOW HERE IT APPEARING TO THE
n C0mmen Council of the city of Evansville that
lots and 3, Listers Subdivision Of out
lot ?, Upper Enlargement of the city of
Evansville is situated that water col
ects and remains stagHant thereon, and the
the owner owners of said lot here by directed
and required by the said Council to fill up said lot
to such height as will prevent water from coll
lectiBg and remaining stagnant thereon within
thir days from the publication of this order
1, A. Pfafiin, Clerk of the city of Evansville, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
complete copy of-sn order of said Conncn passed
on the 2sth day of Jnly, 1868, far as 1t relates
to the within uamed lot.
{ -, tsnoscribed my name aud affixed the seal
| 'hAD of said city this 2sth day of July, 1868.
~ A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
s>3le, August l, 1868.