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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-03-04


adoption Of such regulations and orders
as will insure the regular transmission of
sick and wounded Pennsylvania volun-
teers to the care of their families, or to
Hospitals within the State.
One Of the Texans who boarded the
Harriet Lane, immediately on jumping
aboard, graspcd Federal by the collar,
exclaiming: "Surrender, or / will blow
your brains out " The other replied /:
you had better look at me first p Re-
cognition was instantaneous they were
brothers
The Louisville Democrat, the leading
Democratic paper Of that State, says {:
''There can be no true Democracy while
treason keeps its armies in the field, ex-
cept aear Democracy. The Office hunters
whe, at a time like this, preach peace, in
the North, may be Democrats in name,
but in reality they are tories and traitors,
who would be in arms against their Gov
erDmont were they living in the so-called
Confederacy."
A grand Union meeting was held in
Cincinnati on Monday night. Resolu-
tions were adopted declaring that we give
renewed pledges to perpetuate the Union;
that we eend the greetings Of the Admin
i8tration to the Ohio soldiers; that we
will support vigorous prosecution of the
war; that the Mississippi must roll un-
broken to the Gulf; that submission to
the constituted laws and authorities is the
only basis of free government; that we
will sustain those in power, whether they
please us or not, until others are put in
their places.
Information is received from Corinth
that OH the 22d instant Col Corwan,
with the 10th and 34th Missouri Regi-
ments, surprised and routed a Rebel force
under Gen. Roddy at Tuscumbia, Ala.
Two hundred prisoners, number of can
non, and wagon train were captured.
PRAYER FOR THE PREsIDENT-That
earnest eccentric and blunt-spoken relig-
ious exhorter, Elder Knapp, who is now
holding forth every evening at the Wa
bash avenue Baptist church in this city,
in a prayer the other evening used this
language: 80 Lord, wilt thou bless Pres
ident Lincoln Thou knowest that all
the Southern Aristocracy and all the rot
ton portion of the Northern Democracy
are down on him. Therefore will thou
bless him p Chicago Journal.
In the Illinois Legislature, few days
ago, Republican Senator was making a
war speech, and the Democrats interrupt
ed him, asking HIM why he was not in
the field. He answered that he was
"where danger was most imminent, and
where traitors were most raneorous,"
which comes very near the truth.
The SavannahNcws says that the peace
propositions made at the North are "cow-
ardly and ridiculous, and those who put
them forth know that the South will not
accept peace on any other terms than
unconditional independence"
Rebels, in noticing the number men
shot for the crime, reveal how extensive
are the desertions from their ranks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23

THE GOVERNOR OF RHODE BLAND will orsanise .
Battalion Of HEAVY ARTILLERY voluntecrs win be
fas upon sImsnt go whes mustered Into the United
states service snd the bssnce, e22s when they arrive
privileges given 10 other troops An
soncd viii BIO selected from the ranks Volun,s
viii Immediately receive their uniforms, and 90
Camp Smith Providence. For further psrticn',n cal
LIEUT. BALLOU 70. 1877 Washing HswYorx
AGENTS WANTED.
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Dentistrn.

DRS. GRIFFIN. 2jS Grsnd-st.. N. Y, op-
po.i,- Losa L Tsyiors and IS. Fsons. Brookyn are
m or p.,s Of their Improved Artificial Teeth.
vh o. ~i,ho. oxsctne the roots full ses on gold OF
ostir, So s,cr rsooc ss partial seu ss'ial sd
;ooih 81; silver or rubber, eli extracting, 23c-
VNEETH Extracted Without Pain, BY the use
a, Ni,ron, OLA. Gas Il IL very pessan. TO take, and
decidedly beneficial TO sny ono having weak gnss All slyks
OF artificial t..th inherited In the mos, artistic nane 81 ss
,on,ble r.i.- W. C. WREN Dentist ~ 5 oIhst Nnl,osh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1862

Attention RecPuies.-A nv mare MEN are wanted
70 hn 10 the maximum number Battery Of Heavy Artillery
organising 70 b attached the 18th Regiment Heavy
Artillery N Vols. now stationed at Fort Lyon near
Wilmington D. G. The highest bounties paid Relief to .be
families Of enlisted For farther information N at the
OGoe No. 7 Chstlam at the Tent in City Hal PGrk.
CALVIN SNAPPER, Captain.
TfIOS. g. BARRIER Litu.euaut
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AMssr MEDICAL BOARD, No Asa Broom" It., New foh
The Army Medical Board, convened ior the pntpos
OF examining candidate, os appointment ~ SuRoroNS anu
ASSlsTAN SURGEONS 10 colorsd troops, meet dhS a,
No as Broomes Candidates Tor examination are f""'''o
10 lI.s.D between tho hoas 81 L. sid y IA
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Me0irQl.
MANHOOD and the yIGOR Of YOUTH re-

MANHOOD and the VIGOR Of YOUTH re-
VA stored IN FOUR WEEKS By Dr. RECORDS rs
SENCE OF LIFE.-Dr. RECORD u Paris after years Of
earns, ,os.ion'. has q length scceded 70 the
quest sthe America public and appointed AGENT In
SEWYoRK for tire aals Of his valued aud hi yprized
ESSENCE OF LIFE.
Is wonderful sseat will restore manhood the
Constitution whether srsug from the eects
ofcs.s natural The time required 70 snre the
os nr.srse ease is four weeks sad II used
he printed instruction. which very snpie fgre 10 o
possible ,
Tits i.ssorins remedy should BE tken by ell about TO
medical press be the Srestest di'covery ever mace
It's developing ybwers miraculous srcees In every
,s,e that science overthrow ignorance .
DIR. RlCORDs ESSENCE or LIFE Is sold In cases. With
fu instructions for at ca or four quantities IN one or
packed on receipt Of remittance, - his sccreditsd agent
PHILIP ROLAND. No. al Broenes'.. one door wet Of
i,road,ysy NeH-York.
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Bank Statements.

Bank Of the state Of New-York. -Stsien.ns u
The BANK % TIE STATE or nLwYoek Of ne CITY Of re".
saturday the 18th deg Of September. 1903:
Ay~ss~ Of Lsns All DsooGnu VI
s1s<r.
kverus amount sfcrcuaos. lvS,LLs ~
CITY sn5 County n EewYort. So Gso.se W. Dner,
cs,e, OF the B.1i Of New Yak, Of tie Cry VI sss
Yoi sene duly ssarn ipose and @ The ibore ssnsa cs'
rect 70 tAe best Of ~ tDo"Ietss and sssL 49, MIA, r,,
s-ota ssfors ne thu aist day Of Sept -rber. 1906, ~
J LasfsseB si0ssoy, Weary Prsic
City Dank.-S,atsn.nt ofths CITY BANK, as required
~ Ckss sss es1as sa; sy s liza a.,
Of September. 1853,
Average snosso OF Lean asl Diseosa..
ivsrsse Inoaa Of Crershoa
Average nnsurt OF DeIes W
City ssd Comfy Fsh " C,rtsTst', Csshsr d se
CITY sworn d,ese s.d above
b CARTWRIGHT, cuir
swez seErs Ia stn day Of s-pt.mter, 1893
Gss VS. wnasp, Eo.ay Y1b<-
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CTPIEGFR's PUIMONIC SYRUP-Pre-

CTEINGERs PULMONIC SYRUP-Pre-
pared from private recipe Of celebrated physician W
Eug,nd-s The oily isfsbls remedy In this country fo the
speedy relief asd Of CouSss Co, Bronchitis HcaIse
ness ;pnz Of Blood Sore Tkoss Pains In the Chest and
o;b.t Iucrary Affections however sag they may have been
sshs1 LIS Agreeable scidty Lsys tickling or Irritation
the thro 1s charm and thousands have been cured ~
tried and found useless and the skill OF nae
i..ed. rnes IS cent. bottle: Prepared only 81 ~
JOHN STRiNGER Ne. 30 4ta-syp cor. 1S1b-st, N i.
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WE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOB

II
All sufferer. Tom th. above complaints either OF recent q
'RHEfMATlC PILLS. Thsy be relied upon ~ the most
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PI.ps-ed ey PBoUT HARsASr. No s1s strand Ign
iea snsland; and sold sy their As-H:s WELLS 4 Co.,
Fnrklin-st., New York -
H., N,,~tv. ossrs have authorized the and
,idr.- OF fnOEtS PROUr - Strand London, 10 be
pr.ed spcn ths stamp atxed to each box Of
tie genuine medicine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23

ONE 70 SIX BOXES Of WINCHESTEh'
" SPECIFIC PILL" will permanently cure any case OF
Seminal Hedk1eu, daily or nightly BoxIvEr AGsk.'A,ho
whether resulting from IsdiseysoH Or IIees"; and WI %
found egus IL IN affections Of tne Prosas Da0e'@
ard diseases generally Of tho C,i'-avy Orsana
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONs-"Ih have used your 'sFs.
CIVIC Pm in many Of SrN.asses, and with the
ssi psrf,es susess"-J. NILros SAxssas NJ D., LII D.,
Brooi!yn
~hsD ',p-cas - any medicine can b. have
cured very vita frss SIX TO TIN DosEs'-B
KrITH NJ D., Id Re7~sovy " Me-. Science, HeU York.
PERSONALLY. Winsh.sso Is worthy OF ALL cosFi
oInsE ard a-vot-s hm,sf enthusiastically TO these Preps's
ID K-sii.s g.~e n D., LII. d., <neriedn Medical
Gossas kssc York.
Tto SPECIFIC PILL 10 ~. . Homeopathic remedy, nor
soo contain NeEeary Iron CG.hsrides Or any IN 1tous
Ingredient Prize: Pc box. sx boxes cAn sre<se ~
oo>) Tor sS Ser. ~ mail Sod Wholesale and retail ~
J. HIECfESrER 10. S Johnsl, n. Y.
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MTINCHEsTERs HYPOPHOSPHITEs act

"INCHESTERs HTPOPHOSPHllES 6ct
w rrone.y and CERTAINLY 10 all s,aes Of CossuxPTios
Thew .@,saicy inrIsNe the srnsfA ard Seen the eeer
Of tn- pale i!ooi They sasos The MA! Neda twnyn
ed and Ire pasn; rsSsy sih the s0v2A and ihe ~
ssss.rg speedily relieved re sleep becomes CAIN
and rs,sshrs; a.. epaergsi1 M yssu!s~ and usyor~
SHE HYPOPHosPHIrEs shosld ~ used, therefore In
every sha.e shs,ete.,d by one or more Of the following
s,n,oios: wssfay u F.s.s, Es!s'se"s"s u the Gia"S'
cosss Le,s Of Sa-ssA Esss''iss Ps<se" Might srsa''
u" Iypes ks i. the several s'ase' Of ses'F~S''9A
Ia A..sss Erse.L.ss. Dvsr<psia seys}sla, ke
lns.osd ard ssreeay IN every case WHERE re routine
a,si.i.r oe.csss Ar.ss vsa. ,sAA ed ssesy ssi &c
y, I'd .. all Tor. Circular ....a-.,
MINruFSTFR'S GENUINE PREPARATION
u TUE OsL \ Reliable FORM Of the Hypopaosp htes
PricrS-In sac bounce lpia.I bottles and 81 each
CTOss-fve ny Jss minds sisss;us 81 tho sppef ave
.alH Of Suss:otI
Sold by r.os -.pseab'e Druss'. cd Whole,le AID Re-
al a. he s- .ersl Depot in the United States by J.
SINCuEs YER, No. - john e.; \. j.
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thousand snd Aty- nins dsllass nd fsrty'tvs
cents... .ss.ss.s.s..ssssssss"..
6swnRs- RsPAiRIne AID ClBAHIxe- esty -siI
thousand dolaIs..,: ........................
DSuIousHfs-Eish thsssand dollsrs.
erArioHERy AID BLANK BeoEs - Forty.avs
thousand dollars.
erIIsss: kxPAvIxo AIp RxpAIRs-Ose hund'
rSd thousand dsllsrs.. ......................
0vYyiiN POI AID CLkAxuo PUBLIC OYUc1s
-Ssvsaty theasssa doIl.ss..
Bonps No. .; RKoIKyfro1 oy-rivs hundred
6sossapA doTlars.. .....................
WAYsa PiYRs AID LlYlHe-Oss hundred and
twenty doe thousand dollars.
WnAKvss, PIrBs. AID eLIPs-fws hundred
thoueano ooiArssss :sssss....
WyLH AND Punitive thousand Eve hundred
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sgc o. There snail be snd Lerepy ~ poseo opon the -
es sfoIesd be rxsed collected snd rd into the Con)
vfea N.Y. according law fOI ID, ,upIJst 0i TIC CysrI.
o. tbe Comfy ofho yoIk including he naiunnee Of ne
Metropolitan Police sta oned and employed IN sid s9uhy,
taI the agg Of hons hsn d'e az
orlysx fhsassnd four hundred snd sbyhTe dollar. ara
t yaine eeis 'S2s+3 2JD Tor tis s,srsi pafpose
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Deduct amount Of revennes Of the Corporation
not otherwise specially appropriated BY law, in
pursuance Of the requirements Of section ., Of
chapter isa, u the Laws Of 1852, and section !,
Of chapter n. Of the Lsws Of 1852 the same
being estimated - stated In the Comp,Tollers
commune alien 70 the Board Of June !, 1868
wide Document No. 7. p. 10y, ct Twelve humid.
rcd thoussna doaSs.. ...........,...u........ ],
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airxnTrfso-Ility tborsaid dolafs........ fac,"o "
AsS1s,E' AsD pt 'oon. pop %
AsrLuS roe iDiof'-i" Observation-Disclosures. $50 81
ctRt AVID MAIKrrss scr oy COILS on lAt.
LIsiHnb AvAN - ''......,"........ TO o.
co1Snsiostgs o. 6 oe soedros dosIs.. 100
cosrrso.solns - C9M''heiL.a' o..o 1900 90
CcsrisosScms. Issrn'Trio" " D'AD go 90
nv. bana,ro - m toassnd DOLLAR 1900 %
CuuErY CosyIsg1scts- Fortyens u"v'sIs
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Foster Heavy ArtilIrry.-The k,hcst Bouru..
given and relief TO fsn~s Come to No. 20. Broadwsy
corner Of Duane. and Join th. pleasant OF the
seIyioe. J. u. L. POLHEMUS. Recruiting oncer
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$.,t<lVI1 ~
From ;his knorn, youE Ccnriti-~ have dc
duc;ed .Ae .hs eli, 50 ioi thc reasons st
foIth IN the Co4lY,roreI's communication Of
Ausus, IS, 1855 see pIocestinss Of tie superb.
sors 1883 vel y, W 10? 90, being portion Of
the sa.eaa. .rAopis,ed for lie payment
VI Military fnes aud Expenses, viz,
Amount app; opn.i ed. $500
n,H4 %
", %
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-16
rSnacial to Lonisrille journal

CINCINNATI, July IA special to the
Commercial dated Cairo, July Is, says:
left Vicksburg on the morning of the
9th. On the 9th the rebel prisoners drew
rations for 81, $40 men. This includes
officers. men, and servants, sick and
wounded.
The rebel soldiers are making efforts
to get away and return to their homes;
but General Grant cannot, according to
the terms of surrender, treat them as de-
serters, and be agreed to parole them all
and send them out of his lines.
Pemberton applied to Grant for Fed
eral guard to force all Confederate sol
diers to leave Vicksburg as prisoners of
war Grant refused, and ordered Gen.
Logan to take charge Of all those who
refused to 90 on with Pemberton. They
will be disposed Of when the captured
army leaves the town.
Several hundred men from the Louis
lana brigade crossed the river in stolen
yawls and skiffs as soon as they were pa
rolled, swearing they would never fire an
other gun for the south but would 60
home and stay there.
The Mississippians say they will mutt
nv as soon as they get beyond our lines,
and then will return to Vicksburg and
give themselves up. There will be no
thing but officers side-arms to quell the
mutireers.
On the 9Th Admiral Porter received a
dispatch from Port Hudson that Gardner
and Banks were praleying aoout cap.tu-
iation Foster was momentarily ex-
pected. .-.
The General Price from Port Hudson,
has arrived and brings news of the sur
render of that place Banks needed no
reinfOrcements
Albert Galatn Brown formerly Z. s.
Senator from Mississippi, was taken by
our cavalry at his residence in Copiah
county some days since He wns AA..
veyed to Snyders Bluff, where he took
the oath of allegiance.
General Prentiss reports having buried
AS rebels after the fight at Helena
Their loss in wounded will exceed /, 100.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-16
MEDICAL.
"NOSES." Their Significance,

illustrated with enSraviugs of the Roman, Gre
elan, Indian, Negro. Celestial, Aquelide Turn-up,
and Pug Noses, with the character revealed by
each EYEs-blue, black, or gray. LIPs-thln
and pale or full and red, prim or poutlng, scoid-
ing or loving. MoUTH-laTge or small. HAIR
light or dark coarse or fine, straight or curly.
CHEExs-thin or plump, pale or colOred. TEETHT
ular er irregular. EARs-large or small.
EEcK-long or short SKlN-rough or smooth
All to be amply illustrated with engravings.- Inc
walk, talk, laugh and voice all indicate charac-
ter. We may Know an honest face from dishoh-
est one and will show how. Besides the above,
we shall treat on EthnoloGy, or the Natural HIS
tory OF Man; of Physiology, and the Laws Of Lie
and Health; of Physiognoiny, or Signs CT Char
acter, and how to read them; of Phrenology, the
Philosophy of Mind; and of Psyc olOgy. the
Science of the Soul Man, with reference TO all his
relations of life, social Intellectual and spirit
and what each can do btst, will be calculated in
| the PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL AND LIFE
ILLUSTRATED, New volume commences July
! LIST A handsome quarto monthly, at only 81 80 a
| wear Sample numbers 10 cents. Please address
! FOWLER & WELLS,
/ ivlOw3t sos Broadway, New York
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-16

New YoRK, via YoNEERs, July 10
The mob reign has not vet ceased, al
though to-day will probably witness its
end
There is no doubt vastly greater
number was engaged in it than on Mon
day. All the large manufactures are
closed All the labor at the docks and
ship yards is suspended
. There is no doubt the object of the
mob yesterday was plumber.
At noon yesterday the rioters turned
out about 5000 strong They attacked
the Union steam works at the corner of
Twenty-second street and Second avenue
At clock 800 police arrived
The rioters were in possession of the
building.
Finding escape impossible, they made
an attack on the police, who shot five.
About 20 remained in the building
The rioters becoming desperate again
assaulted the police, who killed ninateen
OF the ruffians.
Four were killed and number wound
ed by jumping from the second story
windows. After the dead were borne
from the scene, men, women and chill
dren ran bowling through the streets in
the most frantic manner. The rioters
were then dispersed and the police held
the building.
Yesterday morning the mob gated the
house of Col o Brien of the llth New
York Volunteers who rendered his SER
vices to suppress the tiot A force of
800 policemen here charged the MOB and
drove the rioters into the houses, the OIL
GERS chasing them all over the buildings
and telling them with clubs.
T 4 detachment of the llth Regiment
reached the scene and aided in dlspers-
ing the mob.
! Col 0 Brien who went forward near
the crowd was set upon and beaten to
death almost Immediately.
The crowd afterward amused them
selves by firing at his head, as he lay on
the side walk, and atterward hung him to
a lamp post His body was then taken
/ down and thrown into the street where it
remained up to 8 clock last evening.
Governor Seymour addressed the crowd
from the City Hall imploring them to re-
/ frain from violence.
He was their friend and there was no
occasion for resistance for the draft had
not been enforced
If they would dispense he would prom
Use that no injustice should be done in
the matter of conscription and the rights
of themselves and families should be fully
protected
He had sent his Adjutant General to
Washington on Saturday to ask the Gov
eminent to stop the draft
All the Jewelry and Money Brokers
were closed, also the Custom House and
Assaying offices.
The mob fired the Ferry House at the
foot Of 42d street early In the morning
The rioters assembled at the Mayor
house and broke the plate glass windows
Colonel Marincks and few friends
checked them until tEeywere relieved by
the police and U. s. Soldiers
The mob made an onslaught on the
negro dwellings on 35th street, but the
occupants had been taken to the Station
! House for safety.
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GROCERIES.
GTNDRIES-

CUSDRIES-
= Strawberry and Lemon Syrup, Almonds,
Brazil Nuts, Essence of Coffee, Wooden Bowls,
English Hslnuts, Figs, Raisins, Gu rants,
Rock Candy, Oysters, Shoe, Horse and
Scruhbing Brushes, Holsters, SardineS, Alum,
Epson salts, Roll Birthstone, sulphur, Copp-ras,
Nader, Extract of LOgwood, Indigo, Cream Tar
tar, Soda, Bed Cores of all kinds, Tobacco of all
kinds, Backing, Batting, Nutmess, Cigars O. all
kinds. Ginger, Camphor, caroiina and Wagon
Tar, Brooms, Cotton Yarn, Ground Ginger, CASTLE
Soap, PLAYING Cards, Glass Jars. Lanterns, Tum
blers and Flasks, Pepper Sauce, Matches, Pickles,
Mustard, Fish ufall kinds, Tomato ~Atsup, Powder,
Safety Fuse Soaps of all kinds, Starch, Teas, Vim
egar, Letter, Note, Cap, and Fancy Paper, Wrap
ping Paper, Envelopes. Salt Petre, Gum Drops,
Wooden Bowls, Jujube Paste, Cinnamon, Coal Oil
Clothes Pins, British Lustre, Bonnet Boards, Ink,
Cloves, Nails sash, Glass, Spirits Turpentine, all
spice Sal Soda, Pain Killer, LicOrce, &c &c, &c.
A supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low by s. F.. GILBERT CO.,
iy9tf No. + Sycamore Street.
DRIED PEACHES AND APPLES-s0 bushels
~ Dried Peaches; Is bushels Dried Apples for
ale at Elliott y Family Grocery.
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FROM VICKSBURG.
Sherman pursuing Johnston. Gen.
Dodge whips the rebels near Cor.
NTH. Johnston Whipped near
Jackson.

MEMPHIS, July II, via CAIRO, July Is.
The reports from the army at Vicks-
burg are all favorable.
Sherman is pursuing Johnston with
every prospect Of destroying his entire
army.
News of the fall of Port Hudson is
hourly expected.
Gen. Dodge, at Corinth, reports that
he has routed the rebels under Forrest
and Diffles, who have been securing the
country north othis lines, killing, wound
ing, and capturing quite number.
Hurlbuts cavalry scouts report Col.
Blythe, with 900 men and 4 pieces of ar
tillery at Coldwater Station, and General
Cha mers at Pamela.
\ letter received at Fernando, from
Chalmers, states that Johnston has been
fighting near jackson and was falling
back.
Richardson is still in the country
north of this enforcing the conscription
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pontoon bridge at Failing Waters. and

pontoon bridge at Falling Waters, and
a fatboat at Williamsport ferry.
4 portion of Gen. Pleasantons caval-
~ entered Williamsport this morning
and captured many prisoners. Lee had
previously sent over all his plumber,
trains, &c.
\ general movement was ordered this
morning, and our columns were in mo-
tion at an early hour but found the en-
trenchments vacated
WASHINGTON, July 14-The following
dispatch has just been received:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAC, !
,1nly II, 1863
W H. Holiech General-in- Chief:
Ny cavalry noR occupy Falling Wa
tiers, having overtaken and captured q
brigade of infantry | 800 strong, 2 guns,
. caissons, 2 battle flags and large
number of small arms The enemy is
all across the Potomac.
G. N. MEADE, Maj Gen.
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China and Japan News.

SAN FRAScIsco, July 13.-It was re-
ported at Canton, China, that British
troops at Shanghai were about to depart
for Japan.
Latest dispatches from Nagasaki, ia
pan (May l4), say the Prince of Santa
Suma had collected a large force in that
vicinity, and it was feared he would al
tack the foreign settlements. Business
was suspended. The foreign merchants
were settling their accounts, aid sending
their property on shipboard.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-16

CAIRO, July 10. An arrival from
Vicksburg on Saturday brings Col. John
r. Riggn, of Grants staff, bearer of
dispatches to the Government,
The news is important
Port hudson surrendered uncondition-
ally on the 9Th.
Our troops marched in and took pos
session on the 9th.
They captured the entire garrison,
1000 men, and 30 field pieces, % siege
guns, and about 10000 stand of small
arms.
We have Major Gen. Gardner, Brig.
Gen Beale, and Coils. Steadman, Miles,
Smith, and one or two others, names ur-
known.
At the latest accounts Sherman was
still pursuing Johnston, but that saga
cious rebel had kept out Of the way.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHAT AN AMOUNT OF SUFFERING AND
disease among the Volunteers would be prevented
by the free use of HOLLnwAY'S PILLS AND
OINTMENT. For Wounds, Sores and Scurvy,
the Ointment is certain cure, and for Bowel
Complaints, Fevers, Small Pox, &c, the Pills are
the best medicine in the world. Only 25 cents per
box or pot. 25l
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-16
Especial to the Missouri Democrat. !

WASHINGTON. July 13.-Mrs. Evelyn c.
Colfax, wife of Hon. Schuyler Colfax,
died at Newport, R. l., on Friday last.
Tidings of the event were received by a
large circle Of friends here with feelings
Of deep sadness.
General f. 0. c. Ord has been ap-
pointed to the command of the 18th
army corps, in place Of Gen. McClernand,
relieved, to date from June 18th.