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q DDEESS 80 HAEYLARDAgS-~ Gene raj
IG.AULg has usd TIE fot,o sing orscra:
EEkDQss VAsLlf DISTRICT

4 Z
EEkDQss VAlLlf DISTRICT,
Juns ;. 1868.
Il 3snerai r saIAsLE having hesu as.,sr
a. IL tia esm maid OF the Valley Eistrict Of Ina
Ospastmeat q! AoE!hs,a Virginia Invites all sit
Z.Ls of Maryland, IN az cut Ut Tho ara,y, Is join
tbs lSi iisnd t,Sops ROW sstvirS 10 this Giatlics
With y,sw 10 inesiss the organizations !.cra saa.
state ~ a body formidable W Es ns,ate.s and
gsisnisy
UassT aha soiiIasad every haTGi ;3isr Will have
AsiI f,s The dsil lay ri ihat devotion and bravery
- ths esass Of the soath which II Ia val know a
ICY ioa1osf, ta: which laes aess.ofore he.a u,
o9sca.s1 by their seq s-sion Into zifaogt oysry
D. TX ida G: sae Gi:ny.
Mnyisnaess ah6aid bear III sa;ai hat unon
i;g n.seir "a iai,ss rest tla honor xna YeaouE Of
bsiis.. tssif Giats into tho eoasbsrl Uonfaisrasy
ais.. OF ava gtoe The wfiaEs Il Hated .DJa her
sJis sas eApi h,sss by Tbs Co.Ls AID V4mas.s OF
tas North WHO, tue 10 the Instincts VI tbsir rses
hasa dose iso.e oafxgs tn tAs feelings Ut Lumsai.
~ to osArissisn eislE alton and Ia Oh, istissa face
O. u t'-s:, nn2 ;a.ion Of th.a enlightened sRs
ls. ~ hofs the day ia raar wito, ~ Maryland.
"''' Nc 'asy Do our pat 30 asense ihsgs rronai.
Ay G.Ssr.
San.
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fI.tK EkLE--,A LErTk1 CT 1.1ss.T@ -
j., Atsi Appy al lhs
HAWAI- HDhPlT4I.. 18Th 81.
Pe~a.s H,tWAAA Lxaklig and hsia.
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1.UR bALi-A rursxs sNAAFax, VIII 40 ser
u aashsG. rev AID Ia effect otier; Apply -
ie 3d. Will As !.
LsOx bALH- q hrstTssa "" ho.ss WA0SA,
i Oh ssari ssfs.* nssf Mayo; cs;a2s s.z m
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NV RIuumOmD Tn1ATnD.

A1usK1exN1A -,--------------
HI7V sionnOaD TnsAras.
k.s,s ~ s.ass maasr, 3 DOHssH osDss
MONDAY nvn1Ias. J.a. e., issa
ass az ReI nvSsrSn tOtasiio) Orchestra
VINE. viii b. pr.ssa.sa shaAspsar's great
Tragsay, In eve acts, entitled !. n
a, vAish occasion his hIshiy tslsassa Tfassa''
erne sad Pripla DOuna, .Un
MISS kLLA WHEN
will make her drEt appearance. II oyJen
aae's'0''''1r.I AZ. THH MUSIC
Famous a. tbs Trsgeay, aud iden"neo WAN '''
years retained In I'll. i.na,n Of tbs tragedy no
''a AZ, ~. S:omnsDy In tho une quailsd easse.
Nh, .erformsncs vii, couelude with .
0KAND EiVkkTisBAEAT.
r~ s.. Prog .mm.s OF tie day. iss-is
1IIuSHvED vAn,Arikn, lions.
IL. rrank .ia s:ssst, ssIow The GA'iafs n'"''
...-.,s x.,,s.r r~sTaicss
EozDAY EyKniNo. Jaas s;h. 1851
GENERAL BENsrIr
RNTIRE COMPANY
ACTOR OF ALL WORK,
STATE s1oEaH6'
sHY HAPPY MAN
~ ses Programmes: - -
A a7RVfOLsTAa ssL'A'
~ nAIIOsY..~..-s-.-..- ..Ass;ns 2ssassf
BENEFIT OF TAa JkuKsoH STATUE FUND
HONOR 10 TIE q POD AND BRAVE
qws ENTERTAINMENTS III OLE.
gry,s, And EVERY NIGHT snrs WEEK
: ro,ttcE OF ths sgniac. Mt ecste no A"'oAA"'''
WAR ,LLDsTaATIogS.
WI, be exhibited ia eon,binasicn VIVID '1s Ai..h
a,rv,pso,Js crEsa rgsuPE.
crr.ni7aS by tho MiUsger from ths v0eai AHA IN
sszumsn;sl tAIsut OF tbs s1S'n: y,,ovurss,
TWENTY-FIVE STAB -AASSAMAas' a.,
Tbe crasr, OF tha wit luoicr aud sufieiqAe sic-
,;-a 81 All tie Mg.stss. Companies Of tho Oontsde
sxts States.
ExIIai, Farce, ExsrRv-ssIEs,
-Du,ites q iIrtstieg,
Rev aid Original Comloaii:es
ARSE enenss hsyisa been mIde v',ih tas lroa
e.:rer of she Jsckso S.atas fuao tia ticaets I'D
s.r sts
I'M, usek Every ticket has f1c s:asii. OF Oenl
Jackror q sigurtars. Fe: s:le al the eooks: res
and hotels, j. q 1t
IaUDgsNa TYniB,TI0H BALDWIN, be
4 given By Pref ST AAU& BIHdHAE. at
MS acxde.ny, Eant:ce,lo Es'l, Brosd Ut. between
9Th and III, June 10Th. lG', commencing at 81
O'Clock L g. '''t PsSSazAuHE.
PART 1sT-TkBLsAUx.
I. Nay Qdsen.
. vha S,uno (fonssisrasv
3. Tho sea,Ou Ct Flowers.
4. This sahoolroom.
+. angels watching oysT glespirg Beauty.
{. Eca.f Usnos.
PART I'D.
l. Grand March.
Qaadfis.
). CsHisl!sa.
LIS LalceEa
.. Sohotalschs.
q. WALTZ.
= Piircs Imperial, Tor Q1sd dss ssmsa.)
& Axzurks.
D. Polka.
10. Va-sovienur &c Sc,
PART SD.
l. Highland Fling.
.. Sailors Hornl i,s.
5. GlEeOVixouc.
To conclude With the GRAND CONFEDERATE
FLAG DAEUa. composed by Prof Bingham fer tue
Oceaaioa; daDcsa by B. children. 5sasiug hags.
aHR ADULTS EAlL will coE nnsacs st III
o clock + 81.
cha Professor, aot tsilG ahio so togo:urs larger
Hail for s cccheos, viii be- ooiDt led TO iinit the
ul.bsr OF vi .crs. sEd III order 10 iefrAy chs ok
ssnsss le following charges gor 81 alliance will ba
III ada.
asANeEl3H-~ S-.-n.So w
IAsu'ee.-.-" : Sy
Hhi'J.e1, 40 s>slsis.Es ) lV
Eg' 1hs pupt;s srs rFspeeifu'a invited. EAs
parents o. e,.u will b7 charged G. cash.
Eof.cf --TiGIeis e4u DC pIo1a aA :. t;is II all
every morning. .aIa tbs hoag c: /, 4 II 10 Z.
is 4-.3ih
--N-----~-,
TUE slSEE-Fwo MiLTH cows with yoapf
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AID d ~ Aclv n EAOs B:.AOkIntA- y ass
~ manufacturing . vers superior article Of
81 % D. acklag which we o1ar 10 ths Guce a keips
equal to any sves offered In this market.
CD YALx co.
MP S0~2Ws Iron Block. ssovsrnnr stPe~k
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rsSEs DoEa AXIS nATARp. -Etrsysd f. ON my
I house, en Tin, het~ees, Clay ard Leigh kts,
o.: .rc Iss Inst. biAcx aud ate CIV; lisa white
scszs .n her hsx aid &c; 2; her teais s;o black
aoS says warts ~; tsai; hIse Forms. aud IL skGut
Gep ysess oia. stHH fskEE6,
! "a t,s 1h ret Cav aud Leiuh ht4
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A 6iassr SAVING HAOnINN lbs sele o. -
sssn 81 10 - Psaxi street. WI 1U0eOM.
II
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Ny WI. H. keWls, Sens 8 o., A1cio.
1l6 and liz Main streoAl

0N MONDAY, Oh insl. q 10 oslosk, W hal
tf@-
1.5o packages Manufactured 1obaeso,
$50 0moking
Including eeses "Euliklniak."
Epu6, n ksQ anA papsgs, Oeaea
Prime Sugars Rlee, 0oap, CaAdioA
Tea, Matches Spirits Tsrpsntlhe,
Va1nlAh Nnoood Oh, Patent 0Eoass
Salt, Dlaeking, 60,
viii variety Of misesllaneous astialsa
WV n 1oWLD, soma 4 90,
ls6-2t Auetlenocn
nd HOLIDAY next, 9th last ~ sAan otter, 4
500 paskasss ManniasssrsA Tebssss
$500 DO Nmokln6 Do
Groceries, Dry Goods, anA uotieas
Particulars heEoafSse.
WIZ 81 FoWL1, Sons 4 90,
P6-0onsgnoes viii please ssa1 thek soeas
~ early - posslble. js@N
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AAEsE-~kso,a my static lot. on E.E day light
i % ehssti..s E1ifsi MARE. Esf hind Iegs are
VI t. AZ hss. he's sus,es wish white clip dowa
her Lc,, \ sesss her left shoulder ADD blister
m Der riga All. . lsrs, bay aOxss. very
M ta spf aimed la the right font leg ana che white
MS q fuot, Any psrscn & aiding tbs ~ II HERES
.si.s' pesso pa: the IA where get them 70.
TURF! :hsui to mp s;sb.o sssd.s0n stee. between
suts co rad Ifank'io for winch he viii bs iiaofsiy
ro0 UisS. ksg BxfSEY WEVkH.
IA khtaun6, May 81 1863, my 2S-2ts
80 VL6N -troE, thu To- II Nal r hatn :, near
- ts r1Ixaa tf tas Manchester ua Peters.
bE1 tIi nvixs, IN hstrr Gsy. th, ga iftt, large
rcsn iM1HsE ~ hAnss hgh, f."f yeas cid a
ihssai sew aad vih 10 paid tho delivery Of sald
iiesss ~ mas 81 ky DtlSO, 1looAs z IAsiee Bssash-
" b WVVD.
j. t-~I2' Mi ard z iAzte.meutef.
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Z O.i-on ila sS h Inst u. uasy erect between
4 - iS.h and lsih SIS, q tMali Guild DaEAS1.
ltr ss'sps OK mortar aud oslo, with hkir la IT,
=.e "a SNAIL Ea and etHsa alta shsi. w,ii give IS
10. GARD fol- II. dssssIy to tito Dispatch Ciiiae.
I 10 80 ~1ak
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~ A. ID. Williams, Aucs'r

TfdaT Valuable LOTS ON BROAD AND
II GRACE sTREkT3 AT AUCTION On
AUASDAy. Oh tuas, At oe.sck ? y, viii b
sold upon the premises, LOTS at tAe southeast
Garner OF Broad and Pine streets, CAST bsycad
Absrrsthy's d1wsr gar1sn) sash sGootins 30 feet
on Broad iEe.t ana running back lao feet - an
Sliey Ii feet vile
Bslvtexe Streets each 80 By $50 Isss to said alley.
These lots are beautifully situated Ia The most
impr0 ling part ef the suburbs os R!ehmond. and
aie worthy the attention Of those ssskiDg jadicOus
inses:ments
TERMs-3ne third essh The balance ut and
N iuths with interest, and secured b. trust deed
or the hais 10 czsb At the ortan OF the purehsose.
TAD AID WIkLtAM0 Auoa'f
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EsasX Enci.isH EY;istT .Hs --riisyo.. Be
} txasa., .:EoGza Dovus f.i;li.efs, GIosaH',
Cael:lo IsaE2C LRs4 f.cEa tie fflori1g CO -
oi,rstat; manufacturers ENby Essel 4 Go. z
Hen pins as i;o1,s, ;Ghu ~aa II. Jag smith i
kcus, ct, sor g2ie {. Wholesale slG retail b.
Wil.EiAES e. ELLIOIT
!: 8 ST RIO u EisID st.
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rukk OF lNfAnkkL. ExrAksAl. AND
Z ! ERFEUAk.LY Oh ALL Pk.vAfE DfS
EASES AND THEIR O0Igt oUkNUES.-fhey
vii. b cured quickly and thoroughly, according ~
q vc,y simple nls:hoi rsactSsd soEs sara IN Eu
rope Ths treatment will not iri;arlvrs with the
usaai way Ct wing @1.ss hours: In the Iaosn
lDx from T. H. fos etnl'cissui lie iEa af.ogDooa
f1oua to for ladies; At nixat fro:a To 10. tos
0sut,smsa. Ed pOTSH. d.
Cffise, HsIa sirsst. dosra above
Eps.swaod He:si, basement Of nf t::osss.
Pessens prsfaEring 10 Communicate By raall Win
bs promptly ieapoaesl 30 by Addressing me. care
''Dox los, /" k0st Ofhes. my % -f0ta
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KTwzY DAaiK. SIZE hlVAfE ksnlDANCE.
v AT TIKI OCEEER OF lsT AND OAkY
STs, FOR EALE PRIVLTEiY We arc anthrr.
izsd to .ell privately. tha valuable aud desirable
family Res'aence K ested above, now In tbs &C.
copaLcy OF Mr. George Miner. u cca;xirs fifteen
ao.d Ecous LAT se kitchen soo tho lsrai cut bniid
irgI Tie lot fronts 81 fest End runs l.: Ok the
Usual depth 10 sn alley TIE lncat.In is xs desisa
bis rs any in tho ci;y Possession will BIS given At
.noe. GAS Il TAYLOR i SUE,
NV % 5! Aps,ioaesey.
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\ bsE Or left a. o.y Goods sioreD On Man Ut,
\ 4 S,strveen l5sh street and Markd: bridge. .
III : fns xeeLGsn HAT, without trimming. The
su =, Of tho bonrst to 50 Msia s!ri e. e eOId.
ant ~ sxpsc.ed ard greatly 10 bs prs.e red TO the
ees Esty OF exsosi8g the parry at whose store It
rss l~;t my 80 -2ts
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ssSkX AZ Las Us StSk kALN II m, authcIiz ID
/ Ia sell sbeIt 800 Coo acres OF land In :hs
B;n:s ci Texas; aa,cpg them ars several ycrs fas
cJ;toD plantations Tha title to these ,sns xfs all
Iui1uoted. Psrscns wishirg ~ mako iuy sat uients
Of IL ouey would do soil 30 CALL
l. r EPILNAN,
my 2t-l3ts CSTnSr q; 5:h ana kain sta
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CITY WArxR WORMS

June Z, 1873
NJ oTIOH-Ths Increased craught upon these
IN Works renders il acsual y necessary that ali
plssib.s economy ID ,ull be used In the ccrsuap-
tloa Of water. ~ tbs p0nps Ars now wceksd ai
THAR full capacity. and. IN IT M accident Ia
ter In view q these fats II Is to BE- hoped that
every Cit.xsn will Zee that I'D water Is wased, snd
that Their Ok q, - are kept In good crser Thsor
Ctasnos makes it ihs dai5 Ct ths Ens,rintsI dent
tsr fixtures are found lsaiing uniess repairs are
iEmscistely ma3s Gems OF gently, al vii Ecs the
necessity Of It.eadiag TO this vey Important snst
tar without dslaY, aa4 taus teiisvs ths Works aod
the increase cf expense /, re city.
It's Ut DAVIS Snpt.
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AeD FOR BALN.--l.9:0 aeEes CUATrA-
( HeOcHEE RAVaE LAND fer ss.e, four
Iates bs!o1 tbs city VI Co:uubua. on tho Alabama
si5o. Tweivs hundred s1fes cleared
Kar further pssiicu ars a:eress the un1e.sigaed
at Gu. nnlbut, Georgia.
my IS ;p.' tdH II GHkGE0HHIB
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ENQRrT U0.LaRs 1EWAxD.-The swssiias-
l,ouss 81 Asr WIN D Cr1mp wAB r. bad on
- ssdss might lass, be:neen The hcuts # 10 ana
/, c'e.otk. The following Is lis, Of tho thiIEg
y.,,c,,: UEe light Figured 81 x D.ess; cno fU:ps
Eoi0 x.asn. si.res A,naces; os.s nxat Purple Usi-
leo Ip.iss with ta .cscri nin il. eaen qa.re, &c
tlnz s...Giioa saus Do Preserved There are thee
.t:rrs nJ! eseo iosd, Iwsi givs to .bovs re-
v7a.a !; delivered 10 Ns Oh Csy 81, bei~eeN @oore
an6 EsG,isVr1. GkkY CR uEf.
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k>rkEYsD Or kTuLk E-FJUln c,nir, Ee.r
- Tsp.aEsviiie tn tho sht u May lT.a, zena'l
Eos.sl EAE&, Laza laced. 81, ri tAi'sj aaa With
cns faaa foti Vls!s. Ave.y libeial rswsid Will
he s1 :cE Isl 's;uin o. for Information that will
casSie nus sst her. + :eresa VIZ, TSyfos, q:
AichO "a ct Wal Il T.YLOt,
As.'t ssrg'n 18Th VS. rsst. G2rns;ts big,
is ;--5.- iekett's div, Ts0uVer Junction.
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EINOs RENT FEu1f E0UAS, neatly furnished
n Aud c0nyouisBt'y s.taa.ed ca tbs a:et a3of:
s1itxLso toT ar In seat'eiaeu Thor is Yscii
81 eIosiioat w.ter tto pEeniasi Apply To
HRS Cn&DT sL!s, Clay Gtras-,
j,6-2.s Between EuufoTd af.i. t:.;a1sr.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-01
Rumored Capture of Port Hudson.

Special to the Missouri Democrat
CAIRO, June 29-The latest news is
BY the steamer Jessie K. Belle, just ar
rived, bringing Memphis dates to Satur-
day afternoon.
The steamer Champion had reached
Memphis, but brought no news of i'm
portance from the rear of Vicksburg
She left there on the oath. Affairs re-
manned about the same, though it was
thought the crisis was near at hand. e-
Stories, without foundation, perhaps,
were circulating in camp, and gained all
the appearance of fact blythe time the
boat reached Memphis, to the effect that
Port Hudson had at last surrendered to
Banks. l was also stated with some
earnestness that Port Hudson had not
surrendered, but that it would, unless
tnere, sSsS-sss.----i-.- ,-AsL Mace
than can be gathered from the mass of
contradictions, and stories too improb-
able for belief
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MEDICAL.
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS,
The Latest and Most Important Dis.
c0Yery Of the 18th Century.

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
IN connected with the history of the Materia
Medica of the United States, or more favorably
known pioneer in medical discovery, than
that of DIR. JOHN BULL, of Louisville, ky. His
inimitable preparation of Sarsaparilla has long
stood at the ad of the various compounds of that
valuable drug. His COMPOUND pictorial OF WILD
CHERRY has become household word throughout
the West and South; and his Worm Lozenges. in
less than year after their introduction. attained
n reputation widespread as the continent Of
North America. But tn browning glory of his
life remains to he attained in his latest discovery,
or rather combination; for he dos not claim to
have been the discoverer ofCEDRON which is the
basis of the bitters now offered to the public.
That honor belongs to the native inhabitants of
Central America, 10 whom its virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years. Armed
" Inafz1h; kndiaR bids defiance to the most dead
venemoGs serpents. 1t is a belief with them that
while there j. breath left in the body, the Oedron
is potent to cure, matter what the disease NAV
be
While DR.. Bull is not prepared to indorse this
extravagant pretension, he is nevertheless satis-
fled from thorough examination of the evidence
relative to its virtues, that remedy and pre-
tentative for all diseases arising from exposure
either to changes of weather and climate or TO
the miasmatic Influences, il stands W. thout a
rival and justly deserves the reputation it hos SO
long emf ycd in Central America and the West
indies N
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-01
TO KENTUC8IANS!
TWENTY THOUSAND MORE!

Kentuckiansl your own beloved Com
monwealth calls for twenty thousand
more volunteers to defend her. Arouse
men! Rally at once for your Common
wealth and country. Never let It be said
that Kentucky had to conscript for her
defence
The undersigned are authorized to
raise the 35th Regiment of Kentucky
Volunteers, mounted men, for twelve
months service Persons wishing to
raise companies will address either of
US at Hopkinsville or Greenville.
COL. E. A. STARTLING,
1T. COL. E. r. WEIR, JR,
MAI. F II. BRISTOW.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-01
1868.
PENSION AGENCY.

Bounties, Pensions and Back Pay.
JOHN TENNIS is authorized by
Government to procure invalid pensions
ceased soldiers WIDOWS I'll Gates 1T for de:
Collects resigned officers pay accounts,
discharged soldiers pay accounts and
other Government vouchers.
Soldiers discharged by reason of
wounds, can get 500 bounty by apply
ing through this Agency. Letters of in
quiry, with stamp, always answered.
Address JOHN TENNIS,
Pension Agent
Office, Post.ofic building First street
EVANSVILLE. ian. 26-lY
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-01
nv LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
From the Army of the Cum
berland,

The long expected advance of this ar
nv began on the morning of the 24th,
the different divisions occupying the va
rious roads leading southwark. Nc
Cooks corps took the Shelbyville pike.
Thomas corps the Manchester, and Crlt-
tenden's the Woodbury..
The first days march of McCook and
Thomas was opposed by the rebels at
Liberty Gap, on the Shelbyvllle route,
ard Hoovers Gap, on the Manchester
route. The former position was taken
by Willck's brigade, after pretty heavy
skirmishing, in which the 18th Ohio lost
quite number of killed and wounded,
the whole brigade losing rs killed and
wounded. The latter position was taken
by Col Walkers mounted brigade, with
Sfft ct t66a cad fn 10 ~2aResa oppos
ton. On the evening of the Oath Gen.
/ Rosecraas' headquarters were Gig ht
miles out Oh the Manchester pike, in The
house and grounds of Mrs. McGill, at
Big Creek crossing.
On the forenoon Of the 25th it rained
hard, and not till evening was any adj
vance ordered, and then but short dis
lance was accomplished.
General Thomas, ON the Manchester
road, pushed an advance of but two or
three miles, driving the enemy, with tri-
fling loss The position was pushed
about the same distance forward. Will
lich's brigade still in advance, was furi-
ously attacked by rebel division.
They held their ground ill out of am
munition, and till getting thel support Of
Johnston's Second Brigade, commanded
by Col. John F. Miller, 3Sth Illinois Col
Gilmer also went up for his support.
The rebels were then quickly driven,
leaving their dead and wounded on the
field. The fight cost the seth Illinois
and 18th Ohio several killed and wound.
I'd The gallant Col. Miller was badly
wounded but hopes are entertained OF
his recovery Gen. Rosecrans' head
quarters remained on Dig Creek for the
night.
On the morning of the Goth the ad
vance Of the army again began. McCook
pushed steadily forward, driving the
rebels through the gaps and over the
hills, and losing but few men. In the
center Rousseau's and Brannon' divis
ions had the advance. The Regular
brigade lost a good number killed and
wounded Among the latter, Captain
John A Thompson, seriously,
, Walkers brigade, Bodman's division,
lost forty three killed and wounded
t Tire rebels wrro otvtdiFy driven, hArr
ever, Reynolds division crowding the
Manchester pike, within five miles OF
) Manchester.
General Rosecrans' headquarters fol-
the night were at the Jacobs House, on
Garrison Fork The troops were early
in motion, and made rapid marches fol
J this point, where Wilder's advance ar
; rived about tie no clock, A. NJ, surprising
and capturing squad of rebel soldiers
A party went this afternoon within
four miles of Tullahoma, encountering
} the rebel pickets.
, Crittenden has had terrific time witt
!, the mud, but little trouble from thu
, enemy.
The army is iu splendid condition
eager for the next development OF thu
: commanding Generals splendid STRAIT
: egy. ..-,.. ...-.---,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-01

s9 VIM Glenn called on us last
evening to say that we had misrepre-
sented him in an item relative to the
tearing of the enrolment papers in the
hands of the commissioner.
Mr.. Glenn says he is not copperhead,
but as good Union man as lives; that
he has served seventeen years in the
regular army of the United States, and
is anxious to do further service, and to
that end is now here for the purpose of
raising company for the six month
service, and that he will pay two dollars
for each recruit enlisting. IS
We know nothing in regard to the
facts in the case, and not desiring to do
injustice to any one we cheerfully give
him the benefit Of his explanation, and
of his statement We certainly take no
pleasure in believing that any man is
disloyal to his country who enjoys its pro-
lection, and hope that Mr.. Glenns pro-
testatious of devotion to the Union cause
are sincere, and that he may be success
full in raising company to fight for the
glorious old flag.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-01

derao lot =, ave in view constantly the
w, go ss,';.nS Of the interests involved, and
i n@ go man determine to do his duty,
dig o to an all-controlhng Provi-
Ience the decision of the contest 1t is
with Just diffidence that relieve in COM
mand of this army an eminent and ac-
complished soldier, whose name must
ever appear conspicuous in the history
of its achievements, but l rely upon the
hearty support of my comrades IN arms
to assist me in the discharge of the du-
ties of this important trust which has
been confded to me.
TSigned1 GEO. G. MEADE,
Major Gen. Commanding"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-01
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AND
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TAN BE SEEN IN FULL OPERATION AT
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These Machines have been thoroughly tested in
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These machines not only save three-fourths Of
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as long when washed in them. Boy or Girl can
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Johnson's Union Clothes Wringer, with ralvan-
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hands in water. Call and see the Machine in
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rN- Price of Machine and Clothes Wringer SIS.
Terms Cash. ie.u
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-01

B@ We had the pleasure of meeting
Major Brown, of the gallant 65th, in the
city, yesterday, looking admirably, as he
always does.
When the guerrillas made their late
raid into Indiana, Major Brown, at the
head of company of his regiment,
made forced march to the vicinity of
Leavenworth, with view to intercept
the rebels, had they succeeded in re-
crossing the river.
He stationed large force of Ken
lucky Home Guards at the various shoal
places; and after the capture of the
raiders, these crossed the river to see
the rogues, which gave rise to the re-
port of the second raid of nine hundred
men