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HOME INTERESTS.

ne Some very five samples of new
STYLE of India Panama Hats, all the
rage" in the Eastern cities, can be seen
for few days, at Turner & Gwathmay's,
Is, Main street Call soon as the pres
ent demand cannot be supplied long.
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NOTICE.

A LII VANDERBURGH COUNTY ORDERS
~ drawing interest which were indorscd prior
to March 10th, 1863, will be redeemed by present.
ing them to the County Treasurer No interest
accrung on said orders after this date will he paid
LEROY CALVERT, Il. VIC
June 18th, 1868. d&wlw
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SALE OF LOTS.
o = Choi e Lots

SHAPES NLARGEEENT.
A RE Now OFFERED FOR SALE BY THE
i undersigned, cole Executrix of the Estate of
Peter Sharpe, deceased These lots include MAJ
beautiful building sites, and will he sold ON yery
favorable terms. They are situated as follows.
Twelve Lots in Block 8, from Is to "a inclusive.
I"elfe 3 from to Il
mleNeh 10, from l to II
and IL. Ao'' AZ
Eleven Lots IN Block IL, from to II inclusive
Eleven g TO- from / to IL inclusive
twenty-five Lots in Block To- from to p in
Eleven Lots in Block II, from l to II inclusive.
Persons desiring TO purchase can learn the terms
ana I've shown the property by applying to the un-
dersigned 1T her residence
my3O EMILY SHARPE, Executrix,
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The Thorough Bred Stallion

d Vt - O r u :.
WILL STAND THE ENSUING SEASON AT
the American Stable, in the City of Evans
$40 for single service
Buford Is a Dark Bay, fifteen han s and three
inches high. In form, action and endurance has
no superior, end has proven himself an extTaoTdi-
nary Stock Horse The celebrated Mare presented
Governor Morton by the LIST Indiana Cavalry, is
specimen of his Colts. Also, the young Stallion
raised by Vim. Locket and sold for $500, and many
others of like merritt Lady Palmer, his half
sister, has the best TROTIING TIME on REC
ORD, to double harness Breeders arc invited TO
call and examine this Horse and pedigree, and
several of his Colts at the Americ an STA lie.
ap3 RICHARDSON BRTTT0N, & co.
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I HET

ON SATURDAY LAST, A POCKET BOOK,
~ containing a Note payable 10 me by August
Eegge mann, and few other small notes.
] will pay any person liberal reward if they
will leave them at the 50 Journal = Office.
je9 JOHN MALL.
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TO SELL OR LEASE.

TO SELL OR LEASE, on REASONABLE
terms, the Northeast ssths of Lot II, Old
Plan Of Evansville, being PSI feet front by l5C
1eet deep, on First between Vine and Division
Streets For further parti ulars enquire of John
j. Chandler, or WIN. P. EDISON,
apiln Mt. Vernon, Ind.
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i EAPERS and MOVERS

7 AM AGENT FOR MILLER T. ,foopr,S
4 celebrated Kentucky Harvester. a c.mI,ine5
I fTP and Mower, and the Kentucky GIipper' a
aIoMer also; Cider ind Sugar Mills, &C., &c. 7
aaaod elins at manufacturers prices with freight
;ae D., TH0S. SUANTLIN.
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LosT-Immediately after the explo-
sion yesterday, near the corner of 6th
and Chestnut streets, silver watch
The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving it at this Office 6plf
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ASTROLOGY.

HFADAM ODER, THE HEALING MEDIUM
WI and Asiroiogist, has taken Rooms at the
Washington Hotel, where she can be consulted by
all who are DESTROYS Of knowing their fate She
will give names and ages Of any inquired for Gen.
tlelnan She will treat Diseases by Spiritual
Agency. She will also aelniate character from
likenesses. She remains in the City only few
days. jee-6t
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bsEFor neat fitting shirt or any
other article of desirable Finishing
Goods, go to Lyon :. His stock is i'm
mense.
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TEE WAY UNION SoRD1ERs SURRENDER

TEE WAY UNION SoRD1ERs SURRENDER.
Captain Carmichael, commanding at
Savannah Tennessee, was waited on
few days ago by messenger from Colo
mel Billie, who demanded an uncond'hon-
al surrender of men and arms. Colonel
Carmichael returned for reply "that ne,
might come on and take him, accom-
paniug the concession with language
more expressive than elegant Before
the messenger could return to Billie,
however that gallant gentleman had ia
ken himself off
Aoout this time Colonel CornYn came
up, and to him Captain Carmichael ex-
planned the affair. He Immediately PEN
ned and dispatched the following;
"T6 Colonel BiDle:
''SIR-Your pompous demand for the
surrender of our lit e squadron OF caval-
ry, 18th Illinois Regiment, occupying this
place, and your cowardly retreat before
YOU received Captain Carmichaels IN
trepid reply, suggested to me the proprle-
ty of wishing upon the traitor citizens
(who tried to assist You in the capture of
that gallant little. band) little OF the 1e-
Ultimate vengeance of my government.
Therefore in the name of our glorious Re
t publicI hereby make good the grand exor-
dunn ofthe Declaration of Independence,
l. e. that all men are created free and
equal; and today I.free and take with
me from this town every colored crea-
ture who inherits with the hnman race
] the image of his maker and an immortal
soul.
II am, sir, the willing and obedient
S servant of nv country"
/ FLORENCE n. CORNYN.
q ''Colonel 10th Missouri Cavalry.
Commanding Brigade"
5 In accordance with the above program
1t NEE Col Cornny took with him to Cor
J. inth all the colored population of Sa-
vannah and vicinity, amounting to about
go souls, if the butternuts allow the
ID niggers to have any souls.
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The CRoPs-A short ride into the
country assures US that the crops of this
season will be exceedingly fine The
wheat looks heavy, large headed and
well filled. A few days fine weather
viii place the wheat crop beyond all con-
tiDgencies.
The grass crop is luxuriant and prom
Uses large yield.
Fruit also bids fair. Apple and peach
trees are loaded, and unless thinned out,
viii be in danger of breaking down
With such prospects of good crops, and
with peace and quiet in all our borders.
the man who would grumble about hard
times and gloomy apprehepsions, is I'M
worthy to enjoy the rains and the sunshine
Of the Great Giyer of all good.
nL Although the enrolment is now
in progress, it viii not be necessary for
any one to take measures to establish
his claim for exemption until he receives
printed notice that he is drafted, when
he has ten days before he is required TO
appear at the office of the Board of En-
rollment, where all cases of bodily in
trinity, &C., will be duly considered.
ra-Major Williams, the pleasant and
popular clerk of the Big Grey Eagle, has
our thanks for files of Louisville and
New Albany papers of latest dates.
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General Order

Headers Ind. LIE giun of Yanderburg County,
Evansville, Ind, June sth, 1853.
Company commanders of the Indiana
Legion of this county are hereby ordered
to furnish complete muster rolls of their
respective companies by the 10th inst,
acithout fail Blanks will be furnished
by applying to the Adjutant Of the I'd
regiment. The blanks should be made
out in alphabetical order, with the num-
Der of arms and kind and commanders
will see that the rolls are made out prop
erly and returned to the Adjutant by the
10th
BY command,
Col VIM E. HoLLINGswoRTH.
JNo II. SoNNTAG, Apt.
n. B.-Those who have furnished rolls
since April lst last are exempt from this
order
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AUCTION SALE.
DRY GOODS At AUCTION
To fie ladies and Gentlemen.

yETE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a LARGE
w lot of Fancy and. Staple Dry Goods to sell
at Auction wit oHt reserve; and we have taken
the House on Main Street, near the Canal, for
merly occupied by Elliott Bros, and will COM
mence selling at Auction Wednesday afternoon,
June 10th, at o'clock, and continue the sale from
day TO dav until all is closed 'ut, morning and
evening. The morning sales will commence at
o'clock. The Goods consist of Lawns, Berases,
Drlaines Irish Linens, Prints and general
variety of Ladies Dress Goods. Also very large
lot 81 Ladies' and Gentlcmens Cotton Hose. The
Goods are now open for inspection. The Ladies
particularly invited. The gentleman who has
the Goods Genes to HIS with a letter Of recommen-
dalton from afF. Sutfeld who, the Ladies viii re-
member, here last year. The goods are all to
be sold, and there will he reserve bidders.
Ladies, hope TO your pleasant faces at the
sale. Remember, it is at Elliott Bros. old stand
! near Mr.. Henson's residence, NJ ain Street.
je9 IL. NELSON CO., Auctioneers.
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An ORDINANCE.

. SUPPLEMENT TO AN ORDINANCE
II passed April 30, 1859, entitled An Ordi-
nance defining the limits within which DO Frame
wooden or other combustible huilding shall be
erected, and within which lHmjer-yard or
wood-yara shall be established or continued -
Passed May 20, 1863.
SECTION ]. Be it ortlain by the Common Coun-
Gil Of the City of Evansville, that hereafter PER
mission to erect wooden or her combustibls
building within the FIRE limits Of the city shall not
be granted by tile Council unless the applicant
shall have given at least two weeks pubic notice,
III two newspapers of the CRY, of his intention to
make such application, stating in said notice the
place where and the size and character of the
building proposed to be erected
w. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest: A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk je6
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WASHINGTON, June 9.-The RepubH-
can of this evening has the following
editorial;
Generals Grant and Bank, both on
the same side of the Mississippi, are
progressing in the reduction and capture
of Vicksburg and Port Hudson. Both
are able to take care of their enemy.
Gen. Hooker's army is wide awake
watching and frustrating Lees opera
tons. The Union cavalry are giving
the rebels much trouble, asd Gen. Lee
has found ont within few days past,
that he neither can advance Lor retire
without fighting. Our private advices
demonstrate this fact very satisfactory
/ w."
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C0PPERHEADs HIssING IL SULLIVAN
CoUNTY.-We mentioned a few days ago
that company of soldiers had been sent
to Sullivan county to enforce the laws
and arrest deserters
We learn from reliable authority that
when it was known that troops had ar
rived, the (. G. C's at once were in
futter and the tocsin of alarm was
sounded. and the faithful were rallied.
Some 800 or 400 mounted men, fully
armed and equipped, SO menaced the
troops that in order to avoid collision,
they deemed it prudent to retire.
This is the legitimate results of the
reasonable teachings of the Sullivan
Democrat, whose editor, while crying
peace, peace, has done all he could to
feed the prejudices of the people and
educate them up to the point of overt
rebellion and treason against the Gov
eminent and to inaugurate civil war
with all its horrors and calamities at the
doors of his neighbors. 81
Prompt measures are being taken to
suppress any trouble that may arise, and
the poor, ignorant dupes of Sullivan
county viii learn that there is vitality
and power in this Government that they
have little dreamed Of From the stern
character of the Provost Marshal Of the
State and the Provost Marshal of the
district we have a right to expect that
some Of the hemp raised during the last
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COLLECTCR'S SALE.

Collectors Sale Of Real Estate for tie payment
OF the costs and eXPens' OF Sidewalk Improve
ments.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue Of trc' EFT issued by the Mayor of the
Clty oil Evansville anil 10 directed / will self
at public auctio 1t tle do7r Of the Court House
IN sad City, Thursday a. 18th june at 10 o'clock
q N, The t9llowins Lets parcels Of Real Estate
or So much thereof as MAJ bc necessary to nav the
specify ly for the costs and expenses of MAKING
sla walk improvements u;ion SAID Lots together
with the costs of sale and that he said sale viii be
continued on the next day thereafter, viz: Fri
day, the 25th of June, at 10 O'Clock a m a. M
ime place for the purpost ofseling snch properly
as may have been sold ON the day above mentioned
and not paid for:
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Admiral Porter's Report.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Rear Admiral
Porter has seut to the Navy Department.
II reports, dated Mississippi Squadron,
Rear of Vicksbnrg, June lst," in which
he says:
after the return of the expedition of
Lieutenant Commander Wake up the
Yazoo, and the destruction of the barns
and navy yard, | dispatched the same
officer up again with instructions to cap
ture the transports. Besides the steamer
National, he burned the Arcadia and
Magenta, also two of their best trans
ports
My object was to break up their trans
portation on the Yazoo, and, with the ex-
ception of few steamers beyond Fort
Pemberton, the rebels can transport no.
thing by water on that river
Steamers to the amount of 800, 000
were destroyed by the late expedition
nine in all
The Star of the West was completely
sunk blockading the Yallabusha
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" tLA4N1I u BUFFFLE,
jell-2w Collector OF the City of Evansville.
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It's singular that in those counties
where the la1o-abiding Democracy
preponderate, the laws are first set at
defiance. " Fiat justitia ct ruat cor
TlfD,.p
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EASTERN ENLARGEMENT

Lot No. l. Flock 10, John sbankliu owner, SIS 70
Lot No. 7, Blk %, Baker & Garvin, owners 3 AZ
Lot No. II, Blk 81, Allis & Walker owners, AZ
Lot No, 10, Block 81, Robert Early owner, II
Lot NO 10, Block 81, Robert Early owner, Az
BATTELL PLACE
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore american.


CHARLESTON HARBoR, OCTOBER 10, 1863.
On Monday night last daring but unsuccessful attempt
made by the rebels to destroy the gae New Iron
sides, lying Fort Mou.tIe, by TORPEDO They en-
poyed for the purpose small aud very swift steamer
cigar shaped and showing but small portion above the
water She was manned by crew Of Jour persons.
sistng OF Lieut. Gasset who the commander Of the
and pilot whose unknown at the present writing
She euded the picket boats Of feet by passing
in to the shore OF Su van's island She then made d.
ecty the harbor aud up to the vessel with
out attracting any attention She struck the Ironsides
fairly amldshps, exploding torpedo, containing sixty
pounds Of rifle powder, Mt the moment Of contact
The rebel steamer undoubtedly sunk either by force
OF collision shot Lieut. Glassett, her commander,
jumped overheard and swan to schooner He and the
man, Scott prisoners board the guard ship.
Lieut. Glassett fomery in navy. He says that
the Oeon of the torpedo drove the steamer under until
wafer IN her smoke pipe and put out her fres.
The torpedo suspended to the bows If the rebel
vessel TO strike the Ironsides under the water The
explosion severely felt the lronsdes but mate
rial damage done to her hull, engine, armament.
the vessel knocked down which be here.
The lronsdes prepared for action by Captain Rowan
immediately aud effective for offensive operations
ever. she is regarded here torpedoproef. She
opened fire with musketry on the rebel vessel aud in
few minutes fired two Of her larger musket fired
from the rebel steamer dangerously wounded Acting En-
sign Charles Howard Of the Ironsdes who officer of
the deck Mt the tune.
There has been the usual firing during the past week.
principally by the rebel batteries Gen. Gilmore
sona replies t. the James Island batteries throws
few shells Fort Sumter The signs encouraging
for an early renewed Of active operations.
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EARL RUssELL's SPEECH.

We need not invite for the speech of Earl Rus
SELL, as found in another part of to-day's paper
that attentive perusal which it is sure to receive
from all our readers, as we'll because Of the high
official and personal source from which it emanates
as Of the importance of tn, topics which it dis
cusses with 50 much simplicity and candor.
The chief interest which American readers will
find in the remarks of Earl Russell naturally
attaches to that portion Of his speech in which he
treats on the relations that exist between Great
Britain and the United States, growing out Of the
delicate international questions raised by our civil
war. Il will not be denied by any that Earl Rus
sell has discussed these delicate topics with frank
ness, and notwithstanding the rritations that have
been engendered by certain points Of difference
between the two Governments, aud which have
been fostered and intensified by certain assumed
reAectors of public opinion on both sides, it is safe
to say that this speech will do much to allay an
sensibilities that may have been unduly reused by
the collisions of popular sentiment or Of public
diplomacy between the two countries Under the
latter head every reader will be glad to learn that
. cordial understanding exists between the two
Governments and between the organs through
which they communicate with each other on sub
jects Of international concern. To this effect the
British Secretafy for Foreign Affairs says:
"The Government Of America discusses these matters
very fairly with the English Government Sometimes we
think them quite In the wrong and sometimes they say
quite in the wrong; but discuss them fairly and
with regard to the Secretary Of State ne complaint
to makes think he weighs the disadvantages and Difficult
ties Of our situation n very fair and equal balance
And the opinion which Earl Russell expresses
as to the preponderance of British public senti-
ment in favor of the National Government and of
its adherent, in the present struggle is equally ex-
picit, and should equally be cause of feloitation,
when he says:
1--WE have as strong feelings for the good Of mankind
any people can have, but must maintain our own
position and my belief s that the people of what were
the United States, whether hey are called Federas or
Confederates, will finally do us Justice and that they will
observe indeed they cannot help observing that in this
free country where there 10 much discussion and
much difference Of opinion, there parties very CON
siderable in number who sympath with the Confede-
rates. and there other large masses believe supe-
rior in numbers who syppatbys with the Federas but
whether sympathzng with the the other we have
all embraced in hearts that sentiment of Justice
Justice will do to others, justice expect for our
selvesn
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the haPPahannock in less than two hours The "boysn
are IN the best OF spirits and march with the greatest
celerity-ssy four miles hour, carrying their equip
ments and eight days raiicns
What mean those marches and countermarches effected
with such wondrous rapdity left for the present
to conjecture The easiest way to solve the problem is
perhaps to name them strategy The enemy certainly
must be puzzled, if not outgeneraed Our infantry has
not been engaged at all within the past few days except
in skirmshes alo the picket lines Our cavalry has
done splendid fighting. Their services and that Of the
horse batteries attached to their are Of the
most arduous character Our losses during the last three
days have been quite severe, especially in officers.
Major Gen. PIeasanton the field in person with
hlpatricks division accompanied by the Sixth Regulars
commanded by Major r. M Morris, escort Among
the many eats Of and gaanty that on
sunday IS difficult to partcuarze Suffice it to say that
mere was not single general officer or brigade COM
msnder on the field who did not lead several Charges in
person while the officers and meo, all without exception
to be seen
public should not get the idea that forces were
driven back on Sunday They simply obeynp an order
TO " fall back for some purpose and no portion of
our infantry engaged.
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THE MISSOURI TROUBLES.

Our columns yesterday contained, under the head
of Telegraphic News and Gossip" from this city
to the New York press, the announcement that
"a crisis would seem to have come in the Kansas
Missouri affair, or to be fully on its way. 1t is
stated in high quarter that Gov. Gamble has
made demand upon the Government here to main
tain the laws and to preserve order in Missouri,
bringing himself and his State within the provi-
sions Of the Constitution in such case made and
provided" To this the writer added, " 1t is not
easy to see how it will be possible f,r Mr.. Lincoln
to avoid acting in the direction in which he is
urged, even If he were indisposed to do So"
We learn, on inquiry, that the intimation thus
made relate, to an official application made by Gov
Gamble, the lawful Chief Magistrate of Missouri,
to the President Of the United States calling for
the protection and support which the Constitution
makes it the duty Of the United States to give to
every State which is threatened with domestic vio
lence The clause Of the Constitution under this
head is as follows:
"The United States shall guaranty to every State in
this Union republican form Of government and shall pro-
tect each Of them against Invasion, and application Of
cannot BE- convened, against domestic violence"
As not only the peace and dignity Of Missouri,
but even the stability Of the regular civil Gov
eminent Of the State are threatened by the
domestic violence" Of the revolutionary faction
which has arrayed itself equally against the incum-
bents Of the National and Of the State authority
in Missouri, it would seem that Gov. Gamble, fol-
lowing the precedent set by the lawful Governor Of
Rhode Island when, in like manner, the laws and
order Of that State were threatened with violence
by the Dorr faction" has made the application
which the Constitution au.torises him to make, If
in his Judgment the public safety and security Of
Missouri demand the intervention Of the Federal
authority as defence against actual or meditated
violence.
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A LETTER FROM GEN. MCCLELLAN.

The following letter from Gen. MCCLELLAN resi-
at Democratic meeting held at Lewisburg linton
county, Pennsylvania, the LIST instant The report #
the proceedings Of the meeting says that when the reading
of concluded three hearty cheers given for
Gen. Mcclellan:
ORANGE, NEW JERSEY, SEPTEMBER % 1868.
"Capt III. w. Crotzer-My Desr Sir: Yours OF tho
18th is rec wed regret that will be entirely out of
my power TO be present at Lewbug the Let Of Octo-
Der Please convey to the gentlemen to whom am in
debted for the invitation my sincere thanks for their
courtesy and my heartfelt wishes that the result Of their
deliberations may do much towards the preservation 81
Constitution the maintenance Of the laws, sud Tia
restoration Of Uuou-the great objects which Shout
be the ain OF every true lover Of his country wa
many thanks to yourself for the hind in ~ch
have conveyed the invitation, am, truly, yours,
"GEo. b. MCCLELLAN"