davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17
MashtilIe slntua.

THE HEALTH or NAsHynLE.-A pd
vale letter from Keutuoky, received by
gentleman IN this city, staiea that IL 10
reported and believed in thst scCtion Of
country, that the small pox snd oholera
are prevailing In Nashville, and that The.
health Of the city Is generally Bad. TO.
rolteve the minds Of persons abroad,
having r,lalions and friends in our midst,
we can say that reports Of the above
character arc untrue. The health Of
Nashville Was never better at this sea-
son Of tho year. There Ia no cholera
here, and has been none. For some
months past there have been occasional
GASES Of small poE, chiefly amongst sol-
dicrs and contrabsnds, and these have
been sent 10 q hospital for the reception
Of such patients, and { ere treated Tho
; disease has not spread in the city, ner is
IL probable that Il will. No one here
feels any approximations on tho subject.
The number Of patients Ia the hospit-
al has decreased, and continues 30 do
crease. II Is believed shat ina short
time, there will be no cases 10 treat.
But for tle cArelessnoss e TIE oou tfa-
band negro population aceumulatedhere,
there would be no question as 10 the re
suit.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17
bar the Nashville UniuR.
Who ~ E-Eesp
OANr NEAR Elk BIvEa, TENN,

CAM NEAR Elk RIvEa, TENN,
July IL, 1869.
ESitOr Of @e Nashs Ne Urson;
Permit one through your columns TO in-
quire who is Responsible Tor tho unjust
and outrageous act that is committed on
the soldiers Of the Sd division, lat army
corps. The act / wish to refer to is that
Of putting as on half or ihree-fourth
r%ations, and issuing tho balance, which
actually belongs to as, 70 tho citizens Of
this bonightcd secession country, who
1t is said, asked 10 be attached 10 Ala
bama, because a portion Of TENNESSEE
adhered to tho Union. After marching
fourteen days through rain, and mud
on scanty r%Ations, ana a part Of the TIM
on nothing bat corn meal, We actually
need every ounce Of rallous that Is sl'
lowed us by the Government
Other divisions may bein tho same "a
that We are in; il so, it does not lesser
the uni u%stness Of tho act. If tho citl
Eens are in a needy condition, let Their
seek their grub" where they do thel
rights" ia the rebel l1hss.
BY knowing whether the order wa
given for so doing by Gen. Roseerani
Gen. Thomas, or Gen. BrsnnAu, Is woul'
greatly ehligs
MENT EcHUnuM
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17

Messrs. MOass g. PsAsbEE have opened
al No. 20 Cedar street, a Photographic
Gallery, which they have dltsd up ele-
gantly, and employed the most compe
tent operators to make it worthy Of the
patronage Of the public, The piotures
taken At this Gallery are Of 3 very SUI
PeriOr order, and prices arc low. We
commend the establishment the atten-
ton Of our readers We shall have
something more 70 say about il at a fu-
tore day. ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL
DIxON'S
Blackberry Carminative,

~
Dyssntery, Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera Morbus,
and Summer Complaints.
ito imueuse Gales testify to the merits Of tbs
rem ,dy.
Tbs numerous daily rOperts OF eS,Onishins Furrs
attet III value.
i has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curiog tho disease aud imPsrting tone AID strength
to the system.
ssste and harnieas 10 chs lof4n;, and powerful In
tho adul. case.
10 the solder, especially, Il Ia Ayaluable, being
appropriately TENED BY them, In many certificates,
ssTHE SOLDIERS FRIEND"
Mothers aud it superior to any soothing syrup for
chitdree teething, freed from the injurious ecso 8 Of
N aroOtios. gives rest toths sufferer BY re-
mOying the dsssse. sed BY respectable TaalCs sveT
wbcre
PHICE, % CENTS a BOTTLE.
Prepared only By
WIN. F. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
ihyi2--an
~ LET THOSE WAC HAVE OoUBTEu THE
virtues OF BuIUs OedrOn BItteTs, n sOy
such there bo, read me following certificate from gon
tenea well know in this community and doubt 40
more.
AN ANAAA = AANANAAMNhNA ~ ahA& y ~ w haH
lives Of thovsandg Of our = ldieFs
LoUrsuLLr, KT, June 8, Is69
We, the underBigned, hayc een the good Effects
produced by the Use u Dr. Joas BuIL's CfIRoN hf
1Hes 10 ossee q general debnity aud proetfsusn Of
ths System, and b lieyo ~ Psaeral use Wyald Geveot
dheass aDd relieve much suffering. Amoag our sol
diers particularly would tbs be tbs $50, ESPECIALLY
thmsc Who are exposed TO mia-tnaiic Dauesoes N chs
| Southern climate.
A PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int Rev. 81 dat. Ky.
CHAS. b. COTTON.
Coaoetor q the Port Of Louisville, Ky.
Prov. Marshal GenT OF Ksntussy.
gEY. d. =. hHNuEhaQS,
We-frrs't u sapits-y commissioa.
HARNEY HUGHES Co.,
snh .=hAss i4-aecc=..
GEo ? DORHN
Prop. Louisville Ann iEOr.
HIGHS kPARKNIIL,
DAVIS, GREEN & CO.,
Wholesale Shoe DeaierA, Main 81. louisville
HIATT & MAPOrhER.
u,hographers, corner Market and Third sa.
Loud vile, ny.
JULIUS WATER,
Clothing Asrohant, corner "a and Bsrks
Streets, Louisville, Ky
UAFT. =. ?. MlDNETH,
a tesmer MsioT Anderg0R.
BAI L.. 7. TIUSrOS,
Payuastef q. 4. Army.
C. ~. X ~,
National Hota, Louisville. Ky.
COL. gkSSE BAfbh2,
an ~. CysY
GEuR8kb PRENTICE,
Louisville journal.
svo advertisement IN another column.
llAe Is-Sm
FOR SALE, Wbolssals and Retail. * NCufe. Rus
q Co.'S, Market street NSsAyiile, Tsnee.sea
General Agent foT nashville
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17
LARGE AUCTION SAKE,

ON Friday JalY ITsh, 1868,
We will sell at auction on Friday
morning and evening, July II, = large
line Of ladies' s~uperhne dress goods,
some Of which arc be4utifas calico, do
nestle; hosiery, pants stuf, variety
goods, Yankee notions, jswelry; also,
j~aconet edginga aud insertings; powder
ed and loaf sugar; alum, soda, tobacco,
SC, Terms cash. Sale will continue
ali day. W. Ii. LU0Us & Co,
Successors TO Trabue & LueEs.
lulyl0-2t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17
NORTH CHERRY r
Fourth Door From Union.

All porsous who design Leaving uo Getty By Railroad
can purchase through Tickets 10 New gork, Phiias
delphia, Boston, BoItim re, Niagara Falls, Wash.
ington CITY. and all principal cities Worth, Fast and
wost, BY the shortest ans must reliable routaa. also,
through iiosets 70 Montreal, Tor0uto, Qpsbea. and
all principal oiti . 10 Canada,
Discharged Soldiers can b furnished With through
Tickets at Government rates.
Tickets can DO had 20 all way Stations on the
Louisville and Nashville, 1ennesso and Alabama and
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
rains Leave as Follows;
L~oulaviis and Nashville, .....-...-..T O'Clock, A. n.
Tennessee aud Alatama .....-.......S O'Clock, A. NJ.
Nashville and Chetiancoga....-. $50 I"
onlnibuses leave all the principal Hotels 20 mlu-
utas before the aboye mentioned times
ou.nibuses viii cal ~ any private residence or
hospital In the city, BY giyiuf notice sho day pre-
doua 10 leaving.
Ofico Houra.-The Ones IL open fscra s
| O'CLOCK, a. n 70 10 o'clock, p. NJ, dsiiy Sundays
exceptedl and on sunday from D o'clock 70 10 o'ciooR
moruing and evening.
FoF further particulars call "a tho Office,
~. W. Craig,
General railroad 4ssBt
SAssviLR. tsunessss, Tune II Ise2-tG
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17
Tom. q. Crunk

WILL sell this day (July ~, COM
msncing as 81 o'clock, a large aud well
selected stock of stapls and fancy Dry
Goods, White Goods, Linens, Notions,
bleschod and brown Sheetings. This
sale is exclusively for merchants GOods
will be offered in large lots.
fnlu17-It
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17

THEATRE The performances Tonight
are for the benefit Of Misses Emeline aud
Fannie ZIvistowski, aud commence
with the beautiful play Of "The Maid OF
Munster" Sir Lawrence Paragon, Mr..
Nickinsonj Kale o'Brien, Mrs. Bernard
After which the ballet Lies .Willes" by
the q lvistowski Troupe; eomicali.ies by
Nr. Stewart; and the ludicroua bale {
pantomime u TOO Maay Cooks Spoil
The Broth" To conclude with " The
French Spy" compressed into two acts.
Mills Christine appears as the Spy. This
Is one Of the most attractive bills pre-
sented for some time; and would ins IRE
the "little folks' a real benefit had they
no claims OF their own. But they have
individual claius Of q very high charac-
ter, which the public will be glad 20 show
it's appreciation Of. They will, there.
fore, have ga rouser."
We see il announced that Dutield's
friends are preparing a complimentary
benefit for him. Let him have II, by all
means. II will be n brilliant one.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17

AucrIos sALE.--Tom Crunk soils dry
goods at auction to-day. The stock is
large and well assorted, tho goods of ex
%cellent quality. Merchants desiring q
replenish their stocks, will lnd il 10
their advantage to attend this sale.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
BlTTERS
The Latest aDd MOst Important
Discovery Of the N%ineteeatga
Century.

MO mans nsmai 10 lnprv turasteiy co.ueoped wrh
~ the hlalngy oftho M2torta Ap4ica tlH uAited
siAias o. more fsyurabJ known o. a ptruoor ia mrc
Ia.l discovery, thar shat Of IL. JutiN BttI, 0 tou
invina. Nv. Hia ininitahle treuaxallon oL a-fAaH-
ria has iong steod ut tha bead Of tbs vbyious com
rounds Of tnat valuable dfUf, He cnrppst4 Itctorai
OF " Nj Cherry has booltne 3 h0lHhnd Nura through
Out The West aud &lgtl apd 'g FVfm lOg utes, 10
haa than a year snsf tArir i4t.cdu9iion, a,taLuei "a
reputation a. wiitrprQad as ts cOHtn ut OF Nofth
america. Bat the 0roNlng siory his i1o Tenia pa
W b. aitshled 10 his latest di ossniy ga r.thsr CON
binatpn, fr he 00fs not ciaim ~ have bcHs Tho uM
ooveTer a Gsu8JS, eLch s tle teflatf thQ butriE
now al rcd 20 the Pgbiic lhal boRur oea ngs 80
tho native inhabTanta { q nlrh Anloitc', o. atum
~ virtass hava baen kn0vu i0f more tuan two has
dred yeas. Aunsd sitA Is, 80 i4din bids dta Hop
70 10 mo desdly malaria, aud lsnil,a Ht.houtf sar
100 most veponous ssgpeals. Il sn belief vth ih.fu
that ehi.e tnevv n brfath itft in SIC hu1y tlc Cdran
l. potent t0ci r., 20 mater whas tho dlst4sa may BE-.
Willie ~. Hull ~ nor prepared 40 rnaaife ths eK-
trs Yagsat prtsnsiOz, b. h nvvgrthcbia satisfied
fiona thorough oHauAuat 90 "a tho evidence r~giatil
% ns Virtues, hat 20 q remedy and yfuYcntNo tr o
diseases arelhs num ospoeuru, either Go eh g. Of
weather and C~iHate, OF W tLe mla7msto induuageE.
&c stands without a rival, end justly deserves Ga"
reputation Il has 10 iang enjoyed h OfurA Anefci
| and thn MeEl ludias. la
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17

The number VI cAsss on Recorder
saANE's dOcketyestsrday ran mp 70 22-
of which, 2 were dismissed, 2 were sen,
to The work house; aud tho remember
paid dnes. Several Of the parties we're
6ned for permitting sheir clerks 70 cell
liquor without taking the oath prescribed
by law.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17

Anumber Of gallant tsrs, in the U. s
Naval uniform, were seen on the streets
yesterday. Their presence indicated
something a1Jat" on the CumbAlAnd
carrying heavy metal. They behaved
themselves excellently.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17

The Gallery OF the Cumberland is now
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel.
The prOprielors Of the above establish
mcnt would respectfully inform the
citizens of Nashville that they are pre-
pared to furnish photographs superior
TO any heretofore made In this city.
Having fitted mp our capacious Gallery,
far superior to any in the Southern
States, and also procured ct great erpsnss
the beat practical Photographers that we
could procure in New York, Cincinnati
and Chicago, which compose one Of the
most talented and largest corps Of Pho
tographers Ia the Department of the
Cumberland. We Sro prepared to exc
cute all kinds Of work desired, with
~dispstch, and at reasonable prices. We
would respectfully invite all those
DESTROYS of having Photographs to visit
d Gallery, where they will be treated
with courtesy by US and ell Of our at
taohes. Please call, one aud all and
examine specimens of Carries de Visiie,
etc. MoRsE & PEAeL.EE,
Pcoprietors.
N. B.--Ia connection wi h the above
named Gallery, we have other establish
mepts at different points with the Army
Of the Cumberland, from which we are
in daily receipt of Photographs Of the
oflsers of the srmy. Duplicates can
be had by addressing Morse Sc Pesslee,
Pc. box 143, Nashville, Tenn.
IT, ~ tyy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17

Jast received a fine assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Trubks, Vslises, Carpet
Bags, sstohsls, sc, OF every description,
which | viii sell very low for cash.
NJ. MOROANsTEEN,
july 10 Nv No. 10 Union 81.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17
Draia ln LoYnI UiMes.
SPECIAL ROE NO. 4.

GALLERY or The CUMBERLAND, July 16.
The commissioned officers of the Army.
Of the Cumberland are requested to call
at No % Cedar street, opposite the
Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee,
at sheif earliest convenience. For fur
Their particulars, enquire At the gallery
above named. iuly17-1w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17


A disnAfch from The seat Of war 10
Mayor 0pdyks says Eve New York city
regiments bsve been ordered home; that
The retreat Of Lee wal q rout, with much
heavier loss & the rebels than at first
suPposed; and also confirms the good
news from Charleston.
VALLASpIsHAM IN CANADA-A die
patch from Buffalo, N. z, dated tho 18th
last, u tho arrival Of O. L. VAL
landigbam, At the oliftan House, Niagara
Falls.
WAsHIvorOs, July 1.-THE entire
rebel army has snccesded Ia crossing
into Virginia, much 10 the surprise Of
every one Ia and Out Of the army. The
rear guard crossed ct Williamsport last
night, on q bridge which il is now learn
ed has been built for several days and
on which tue enemy hiss been crossing,
~ circumstances would warrant, ever
since last Wednesday. Their wounded
and supplies were sent over il advance.
A defiant battle front wss maintlined
In the mesStime "a our forces moved
forward, until an engagement became
Imminent, When the rebels would fall
back u the second line, and 20 on until
the liver vas reached, when the final
crossing vas made by the force r, tanned.
Till then they kept up a show of resis-
tanoe.
ltis also statcd that . bridge was
thrown acFoss the Potomac near the
mouth OF ChoOkekeaeen creek, and one
at en- angle la the river opposite F&lling
Water, thus giving tho rebels three
bridges, but this is not positively known.
II is quite probable that bridges had
been thrown acr iss at Inc later poiut,
only In addition to the one al Williams
port.
Gen. Aeade's army is regarded in con
dition for an effective pursuit., our oaval-
~ being across the river. as our forces
have short lines Of advance, the rebel re-
treat may not prove 80 much Of q success
as they may hope. The enemy will at
tempt TO reach Winchester and there
make q stand.
Draft ) Loyal Uiues.
S~PRrNGFtELD, Mass July 14--The
draft commenced in the First District
to-day. Everything passed of quietly.
The quotas of ten towns we're filled.
Drafting in this city will probably COM
mence on Friday. -
PHILADELPHIA, July i5.-Ths draft
commenced to-day in the Fourteenth
Ward, Fourth Congressional District,
and ia progressing quietly and satssfac-
torily.
That is among the "Abolitionists."
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17

lSoONsrsTEST--The idea Of 3 mar go
Ing homo and scolding bic wife, bscaute
abe did not remind him Of calling aud
examining the beautiful new stock Of
hats and gents' furnishing goods, at
MeSsrs. Green s. Green, 43 College ST.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17

AZ the store Of b. w. Decker, Ia aBelb-
v,c1,' cornerSummer and Howard Streets
Enc goods you need, you viii lad there,
ample and 0f the best quality. Go and
examine the great variety Of his we'll
selected and escorted supply -Ssore, con-
sisiing Of
Ale, Lager Beer, CataWba Wine, the
choicest kinds Of Frultt aud Oandies,
Cakes, Crackers, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, so.
june2l-lm.e 4 w. DgcKKR.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17
DYSPEPSIA

and "a aitordaRt NAn o. sympi9us. Is eH m"fq
Ike q cuaTm than a mndoinh Towel o. nolhiHa p
the WhOls raDRa OF The hstfria Nesiiea ttst can .t 2
tnDmeut bear 4 oompaf lsol Wild il Ia thia dbauh'
flu poo0ant Cd ihh sun iasfal pant may c1tNuna
"a The lith edi.on " H. Y e. heifosatofyi ps's
1881 an 1855, r.t -
Ion years enqaged, haa j1t befn br1Ught to 4 40
eas5iL terHaluat0n, aAd ha 4 h1N enaplet " OVER 3
M, rqblie q oonb ngtoa " oedroni ri.h oihtF ~
I.o,sf tonic, me who's pftseryeiin bobei quality
n coptrf dhuisd Biuruo- ohlai 3, rhieA bl y Da
0dapt has o. eQuai ~ he wori4
t. mirbt furnish a vo.ums " crrtlrnio4. Nuf us
,gbiis hsro isagslnoe learned % r.tmsts such p4iHgs
n their true FAu0. Toe rsfat pItu n Tor 7qrry Ynr
10 tsst for bgoasI ths FHtasa 81 . Doe mAieiA
CEDRON BiTrERs
ons tria, and yu WI mvrr uss any oibcs,.
ith bot uoosssFy % plrihhi ughst N Ute-Fa
far which tha codrla Htter al ratetac,
10 al dsessn ~ tbe stomach, b'~sh' LIVER Or
In III ,Rctons q ts Brain q peoaing uglg 10
~ cement Cfthn atomssl 20 toFfH
10 Gout. Rheumatism, ala heuIash
and 10 frVoF aL0 AHuaG
II = dls4iDed 10 6lpsraedt OH othtf romoiiaf 10
not only oaros al tasss d.sasoa, oat q ifoyrnis
Awlne r.aa rn ~ tho pttu ttEeo au blui b.
| tore 20 b nieel vii obvtatsi he ~ e1lou 0ftb Boz
unholithy china d, ana sclsp thf p@rfpu lntlt q
tFti1ft aisys q nader tbl most t3ipf eKp9iura.
! Is ~ by urugfiHtH bad Gro oTa Fn1iai
so or. john bgis PhsclHa uAos, ftu siias
4 usyia, ky. lgaci-tu
q OK hALE, Wh1saals nhd iakau, IL m'uGv, uu.l
49, hrLA aieet' Meanwhile lggnasse
esns5sl AeRut w aeskvtle
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17

A Hibernian, coming out of a saloon
the other night and observing the fuli
moon, delivered himself of the following
sOll guy:
"Ye na6ent be lookin' down from up
there so proud upon = poor IrishmsO
down heTe; ye are only full onct = month
while Pm fail every night"
Our friend Singleton lie "full" every
evening. not of tho ardent" but Of daily
newspapers, and all tho exciting publ
eAtiona of iheaa sAssins ,imea Give
him a cal at the Pos, once News Depot.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17

Fresh Eggs- Fresh Butter and Vege-
tables roeiyed daily aud for sale whole
sale and retail, az No, 30, Pablic Square.
joan T. BaowH,
Jans 8%~A GrOoeE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17
NOTICE.

fNHE mRMBFRs o. TnE NAhIvILR OERnAH
Upiou tagas aud ~ loyal uui o Msn, Wish
frr 20 bccoms M ubera, are b rubi Invited " 6ttaRt
! as. tluKtl b. held 40 he NtY Hal, FhtDAY.
J4LV ~ 10 3, atty o'elcA, ?, a.
l0BEHr WEtrMUELLER
Gu A PEt,. fCunmlLe
ERANZ, BLAf,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17

WHOLESALE ONLY
a. LOUIS & Co.
Have Just Received
vsnr LARor STOCK OF
GIG a r. 8,
chewing and smoking
OF al Ralas and psa vp o. ErSous Styles.
A. LOuEs q co.
IS sorth Nsrh4 stsCsF
lust RECEIVED, : very lsfga ecck ~
y All kinds Of frenh and PRISE vei
CANNED FRUrrs,
TOMATOES.
APPLE BUTImHS- &c.
A. LOUIS q CO..
80 North Marss' Street.
TusT RECEIVED a large seock o.
Drted Beef, Hams,
Bologna Sausage,
Smoked Herring,
and Fresh Salmon
4. LOUIS q CO.,
IS Sorh Market street
lust Received, a la,ge stock o,
WESTERN yEsERve. EiMBURs AND
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE
A. LOUIS q CO.,
80 North Market Street
TUsT RECEIVED. a very large stook OF
GERMAN rRAsrvE, CASTLE and FANCY
Soaps Candles, Starch, Etc,
A. LOUIS Il CO.,
@ North Market strea,.
TU5T RECEIVED a large stoot
Brown, Crushed& Powdered Sugars
A. LOUIS y CO.,
81 North Market sstss,.
IUSr RG0EIyED, 5 larg, IsoOs o.
Green and Ground Gomez
AIA0 a Isrge stock OF
Young HyiGn, GunpOw'rr ana 0GOas Tea,
A. LOUIS q Co,
IS Ec4th MasEe, Street
LARGE SToCK or RAislHs, FIGS.
pArsS ALNoNDs. sHAZL STTS sud yILBEgTl,
M%AoAEoEI, vERMIcILLI, ao. iast roosived 81
A. LOUIS q CO.,
70 North Market ssseet.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17

AheANAf NAfy ~ WV. = -
This morning 800 or 400 men, said 10
DO workmen In the Il nsaeler iron foun-
dry and Albany raj works, marched
through the streets Of Troy, aud finally
etopPed in front Of the Times office,
which they stoned and Quilted, destroying
all the property within.
The mob was addressed by Father
Havemans, who advised them 20 0 home.
subsequently, they visited the colorrd
church, but were deferred BY Father
HRvemans from demolishing il. Thet
neat went e. the iail, fJreing Il open aud
releasing all prisoners.
The Arsenal and Marshars office arc
strongly guarded.
NEW YoRE, July l5-3 y. II
The Mayor has issued q proclamation
announcing the riot partially subsided
that the rempahts Of tho mob now only
seek Plunderi aud calls upon the citizens
to form patrols and that all llnes Of
o~mnibuses, railways and telegraph mus.
be put ia toll operation Immediately
protected fully By the military. ia,
laws must and shall DO ObeyOd ana th,
sasRdsrs pursusd and punishsd
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-13
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. II.
FLOUR in active demand for superfne,
and extra at 25@5 80; sales 5000
bbls.
WHEAT firm; prices unchanged.
Corn 40@46.
OATS unchanged and in fair demund
at 53@55 in bulk; 63@65 in sacks.
RYE 61@62
WHISKY SO and in good demand.
Hoes dull. Weather too mild Prices
10c lower. 200 lb. averages sold at
4 80, 4 60@2 20 for extra large. Re-
ceipts 1000 tince Saturday
Mess Pork held firmly, but no demand
for it. Active demand for Lard; sales
LOO tierces at S4@85, former rate for
countey, the latter for city. After the
news from New York it could not be
bought for less than Ss@S4. Good de-
mand for short clear middles; sales 600
bxs at &c, now heels firmly at It; $1,000
lbs bulk shoulders sold at Al.
GROCERIES firm; clover seed in better
demand at 5 rs. Timothy advanced to
2 00@2 10.
GOLD unsettled at l 40; Demand notes
| 35. Exchange steady.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-13

MOUTH OF YAzoo RIVER, Jan. 3, ria
CAIRO, Jan. 1.-THE expedition against
Vicksburg was abandoned yesterday
safely. A single attack by the enemy
was repulsed by our gunboats.
The Yazoo is abandoned as base of
operations, the enemy being impregna-
bic on the front facing that stream.
There has been no fighting of note
since last Monday.
Gen. McClernand arrived here on
Thursday night The army is now on
transports at Milliken's Bend.
No further developments have been
made of the movements of Gems. Penn
berton and Price in Vicksburg.
The enemy was reinforced to the num-
Der of 10000 men. They had 100 guns
in their batteries, besides their field artil-
lery.
Our losses in the Yazoo will amount
to $500 or 5000 Loss of the enemy
unknown.
1t has been raining here necessarily for
the last sc hours, causing heavy rise in
the Mississippi.
A council of war was held on board the
Tigress, General McClernard's headquar-
tiers, on Sunday Com. Porter, Gems.
Sherman and McClernard aud other Off
GERS, were present 1t was determined
that it would be folly to make any fur
Their attack on Vicksburg with the pres
ent force; that the enemy received his
reinforcements too rapidly, and that
there was no prospect of our side receiv-
ing reinforcements Therefore, it was
deemed expedient to abandon the attack
and to operate against some other place.
The point of attack was decided upon,
but its publicity is forbidden.
The following day both fleets got un-
der way. There was no coal for the
gun boats, and they were unable to raise
steam. There was a flood in the river
at the time. With wood for fuel the
transports took the gunboats in tow and
moved slowly along.
The advance arrived here last evening
and met coal going down the river.
There was considerable excitement at
the mouth of the Arkansas river.
The ram Pontchatrain was down the
river. The gunboats and rams are wait
ing for her.