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Mus Rid,moub.

NeW YOrt, q. San. Die 9pe5ialpe<
Pei6e oe8 9eraIO aus Dem 6auptquartier in
8ets&trginien pom &c. iagt; Sen. 6ullipan
bat benz Sen. &eaep geraOe mitgetbeilt, PAP
jeine aunoi6after nit 8i6munb 3eitungen pom
22,:oS. 5uriidgefebrt inn, pe(de meloer1 DAP
5ef 2api3' 6ul3 beraubt uno in 8rano 9e@
ltedt tpOroen iet,
W}ajOr Quiman pom /. MO Gap Ne9t, mel
der Die 8unoi6after commanbtrt, meloet, Dap
iia in 8irginien 8anben bjloen, nm ii6 Der
G0nicriptiOn gu pioerleBen.
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(Ginaefanht.

Site, = mill Der 6err, ipeI6er neuli9 III
einem 9ripatportrdg bic taoelrlben 8ennertuneen
Oer 8re1e iiber bus gerbalten Der 8rieiter beiml
8ranD Der Seiuitenzairde prn Santiago, nut
10 pielemr Self, 66arfiinn llno gifer ~tritilirte,
bieie feline 8emertungen ntdt su Slut nncSrpm=
men oeS4 oentiden gublifums itnb sur beipnbe=
ren %9toti5nabme, cineS beuti6en 9llblisilten
III Bolton, Der pieleidt geneist pdre, cine
@egencritit 5u i4reiben, benz Srnd Dber>
geben ? aaaaja5 .@o
Gtner Der babel mar.
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@efekaebuna pon MsnrnInnS.

9au@. 9ta6trag ppn geitern. : Nd6oem
in Der ~geitrigen Ioenoibung Der g., Nbi6nitt
(Seiteto) Der GpnOentiOns Bill 9eitri6en man,
tOuroe nod Der 3uiat gena6t, yoaB ieoer
Stdat5@ poer 8eri6t5beante in Die betr. CON-
pentipn 9epdblt merOen t6nne'"
StBuug POM Z. -Senut. 6ierp
brtngt cine 8eipIutipn eil ltniere Senatoren
lno 8eprdIentanten IN @aibingtpn ST intruiz
zen, I'M GOngreB Oabin SIT ipirten, paB benStla=
penRalter bier, fppte in ben ieceoirten Staaten
cine Gntiddot9nn9 fir ibre eman8ipirtenS fapen
be5ablt merOe. SGD
DIR itelt ben 9(ntrag, baB tetu Senator
Idnger al8 10 Winuten itber Die Conventions
8tl ipre6en ipQe. Ingenpmmer. @.e
Stirling beantra9t Den (pom 6alS qeItri6ez
mem &elteto ieOem 8dbler abStperlangelt, mel
DER beanitanoet perpen ipQte.
Gt6e(berger ~pfferirte boS Splqenoe ais ein
Subltttut fir 0aS Nmenoenent Stirlinq's: rnp
Ger Nablri6ter oil ieoer beanftdnpeten
Yeripn, Die st itimmen p%eriangt, ben Gio abz
D~erlan9en, bdB cine ipl6e @erlpn ni6t in Der
3ebelIenarmee geOient pber Direct poer Indirect
Der 9tebeLltpn ge9en Die 3egierung E@pri6nb
SNNStfANL tOLNs
Die brittle Settipn Der Bill puroe nit Gidel=
berger5 ENHANCEMENT bGrauf augenpmmen.
9au5. Na6bem ii9 ouS 6uls ais Gp=
alite be8 Gan5en iiber Die GpnpentipnsbilG epnz
%iitutrt uno Die 8eoeu zines qetptien Gfatoe
uno 6entle 9egen Die Bill angeb6rt bate, rabm
oaiieIbe einen 3eceB. 9a8 6oIgenoe lit ei1
Qu55u9 aus Der 8ountp Sill,
Ser 8prperneur fol- allen ipeiBen 8erIp=
men, Die ii6 anperbeu Gaiien, 500 S4 Der ppu
Der 8~egierun9 9e5ablten Bounty beSableu.
2 8eteranen, Die mad 5weiidbriser 9ienit=
jelt e~ntlaien mproen itno, erbalten $3.50.
3 Stlopeneigentblmer erbaIten fir jebeu
Stlapen, Dem iie eineu 6reii6eiu arsferti9en,
pern pom 8efrlttirun9S= Ofi3ter angenpmmer,
500; Der i6war3e 9tetrut erbdlt ebeufaIIs
800,
a Stirbt eiu @eiBer pdbreno feiner 9ieu1tz
5eit, 10 fdlt Die ibrr ihuIoi9e 8puntp Der 5a=
mile, lit er Elm Sflape, benz State gu. (9te
8puntie8 peroen in mpnqtli9en Staten unS ser
9eft am gnpe Der 9ienit5eit auSbesablt.
&ete9rapbti6..
Senat. (2benOftung.) Sic Conventions
bill tpurbe gum britten 0tal p%erteien. Sic
Convention ielber iOl b eitimmeu, wdnn bic meme
Contribution Dem @plt sur Annabme rber Ser
tperRlng pprgee9t perben ipu,
SIN l9anS purpe ben gdltsen 9benb meiz
.er iber Die Sill %DiSfutirt.
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GrpbeS Gpncert.- Seute gbenb fin

GrpBeS Gpncert.-6 eute g(benb fin
bet in ben Ndlmen 6eS ferI.[i6 aelbmiidten
Semperer5tefhpelS en groBes Concert sl1nt 8ez
item ppn Erof. Stelpart, einem @raouirten besI
GllnoenzSnitittteS itutt. 0erlelbe lit elmer Der
ppr5il9li6iten Singer Der Staot uno 1perben
narnentll9 Die bon ibm ppr9etraoenen irtl6en
uno oeutl6en @eidnge ibren Gffett ni6t perz
Teblen. Die GbDre meroen bon Brof. WtalIon
olrI9lrt tperoer, Elm lmitdn6, Der I6pn I'M Gpr<
aus en sablrei6eS Nubitoriltm bo1en ldbt.
Nuh Die Staotperprpneten baben ibr grl6einen
Stgeidgt. Ser GintrittSpreiS betrdgt nur so
Gents.
SerD1ttung megen unlppali=
t at. Spbt Scott BON !0pbe8 Court, slpilden
&I9bt uno Wiaialnitr., ipllroe ipegen pbioen
Ser9ebens geitern 3perbaftet. 9erietbe bate in
Der Srlntenbeit ein 6urrab orf ben Self. aus
gebrddt llto aIf Qincpln gei6mlpft. Wtan belt
lbn fur Elm weitere5 @erb6r felt; beS9(ei6en
all6 ein gept6er s. @. Guinaman.
gu glet6er 3ett erl6ienen Z Slii6tlin9e auf
Der Office bes YrpfoBmarl 6ulls, idnmtli6 aus
Slr9inien uro pdrunter mebrere Gigentbimer
BON 6armen. Sic la9ten aus, DAP ie &irgiz
MEN aus 0tangel an 2ebenSmitteln ltno urt Der
GpnIcrtptipn ST entgcben, p~erlalen bitten, ltnb
tplroen nu6 2eiitung bes SreueibS entluIen.
g. S. 8aleigb, ppr u%ngefdbr 10 Wtonaten
unter Der Seiduloigung, NIT ben Nebellen St
lpmpatbiiren, perbaftet uno .e%ntlaiien, murOe
geltern lpe9en ltnlopalitdt abermalS feitgenpmz
men, ieopd gegen i6arfen Gio e~ntlai1en uno
rnter Der 9eOingung, ii6 jeben Sag SIT melpen.
Sert6ti9ung.-9er upeuti4eG orreippm<
bent" uno Der v9(mercan" bradten geitern cine
gtptiS, wDna6 0err Mermer5fir6 bonn 0etettipz
oepartement bel elmer Srau gnette SraperS cine
0als1u6ung pDrgenpmmen baben lpl. ,6iers
9e9en lit SIT benterten, bab 6err @ermerStir6
peln 0etettipoepartement ni6t angeb6rt unb
Die %9enanrte 9ausiu6ung ipe0er an9eorbnet
mob nprgenpnmen bat.
8pIo itano bier 9elterlt 15S.
BS 9eutf6eS Sbeater / II B I
T%urnballe.- 6ette gtbeno fpmmlt uuf all
gemeines Gerlangen v0aS 0tdo6en pom 9orf"
sum ~Stpeiten 0tal sur 9(uffitbrung. 9a baS
Sbeater lesten Mpntag 10 a%ngefillt mar, oaB
!0unoerte BON 2eaten abgemielen peroen mubz
ten, 10 miro cine np6malige 9llffibrlng 8ielen
angenebm lein. Sdon ba8 erite DIAL ging
palelbe pprtreffli6 iiber Die 8iibne, uro man
miro audi beute Mbeno MIeS altfbieten, benz
9eebrten gutblifum einen funltz ltnb genuBrei=
den Ibeno SIT peridoffen. 14'@ss
~ 0pper S Sdfer's seibc, gaunMrle une Edbeit
itnb Bite bsfen Irhfel i'm @arfte. gu taten Np. ISL galti-
mere n0be 2t9ttfr. tidn19 1lPt)
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00S Gis i'm Obip.

Cincinnati, 81. San. 9epeiden aus
2Oni5pille melocn ben llntergaug beS 9pfrs
6enrp 6iBbugb ourd ba8 Gi8 BET Sbentpmn
Sci Gpan8pilIe iebte ii6 baS Sis ge1tern in Se=
we9ung, p~erientte 5 &~oblenbppte rnb fibrte "a
8arten iber bic Sale binpeg.
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0eri6ts 8erbanblnnger,

ri inal=Grm rt. = Spbn Slet6er,
2anpireider lno Gagabuno. vSduloig". =
S. N. @ilep lpegen SiebitablS, itelte purd
S. 8. 8afer $1,000 8itrgldaft. Sane
9trmlrpng; lpe9ena 9iebitabls pm 81 bon
Dr. ebelter SALON.: nS6ulbig". Nti6ael
Wtcgtalp, angetlo9t ais M6rper ppn Daniel
D%tc2un9blit plaioirte uNidt iduIpig". Ser
@trro mar Slfdllig prr6 @ridieben gei6eben
nno beipe waren quite Sreu1pe unO in einem
urD bentielben 9lew Yprfer Gegiment g~elpeien.
= gerta9ung bis 6reitag.
Superior Curt. = Spbn 9. &epier
9e9ell Die Staoteiienbabnz Gprnpagnie pegen
$4,000 S6aoenerias fur erlittene &erlesung.
Serielbe mar int Dtai 1862 BON einem Gpnz
onttenr aus einent acknowledgements bi,z
ausgemabregelt moroen. Inter 8eratbung.
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Griter 5 10 Gig ST.. Ser9uipn bringt
9lrte Yetltlpl1 el1, betreff. Die Heparatrr bon
2erit9tcn Wtarft; iibcrpielen.-6r 8iibpp be-
ri6tet pegen Grnennung pm Gomite5 betreffs
Der III Der 8oti6aft oeS Diapers empfpblenen
perl6ieoenen 9eiuillt9ungcn ang%enpmmen.-
2pn9 llnterbreitet cine 9ielplutipn, Grfunoi9ung
eInst5ieben, mie piel Elm neueS Wtarftbaus int
8rpaotpap toiten ipiiroe !; angenommen.-g8ap
ION, elne &eIpluticn tpegen glufSiebung elmer
y. St, Slas9e alf Dem Battle Wtpmlntent ;
an9enpmmen. = Sutebart brin9t cine 9etitipn
Der Sirettpren Der 8btlu. @ilm. & Baltic Giiens
babn so. ein, babin ~lautenb, 9Qbenlarble Str.
jtpli6en Canton stpe. unb AItce Nnn Str. 81
l6lieben; ilberpieIen .-t6prner, cine 9ieiplutipu
bon Gcnuiitc 8clla unb 9(noern gegen 0eiimlus
pom g(rdltr. ilberlpiclen.- Meper, cine Helcs
luton III Betreff Der 9cldaiicnbeit pm Scrreit
Str. dngenpmmen. - Geo &epier erinnert
ot oc Nel c%lltticlt lpegen GrlalbnlB Der grrl6z
ttnd elmer 9dmpimal6ine ppn ben %. Reene
Il .0ogertp angenpntmen .-SeS9l, cine Neip7
luton begen Grlntbnib all gS YreScptt Smith,
einen 5rontegaug an BET Gde pm 2pmbMp uup
BartinItr. 81 erridten.
3meiter 3 10 eig.- 6r. Sprmau brinst
cine Nelolutiplt Elm, Die Ier5te nit reinem SSmpf=
itolf SIT perleben; algenomneu. = Sic Ginla=
bitng sum Concert Der 8rof. Sam 9. StemntI
pom 8lihpenzS niihlt sins ein uto wllrbe an
9enpmmen. = Sas Gpmite iiber 8aiIeran9elez
genbeiter beridtet sn Guniten Der Musmdblunq
ppn 8ldben sur 2egung BON @aferr6bren.-
gln ben eriten 2tueid ipllroe cine 0pti6aft.
betref. Die arifnllun9 pes Gpnites fir grrid=
trng Der neuen Gitp Sail bel6lphen. - SaS
Gpmite fir Mittel uno @ege beri9tcte me9en
Grb6bun9 bes @ebaltes pm SO 9attpn ino 6
gB Saplpr;; p%erleien. = Sine Mittbeilun9 oes
betr. 86 2alrObe, pelbc pom 1. 3ipeig
,ingin9, tpurce p%erlelen. Sas Seueroeparte=
lnent beridtete Su @uniten Der 8etition BON @
Smith; ~perlelen uno paiiirt. - Cine
9teiplutipn sur 9luturiiirung BON 8eene & 6a=
Iertp pe9en @rridtung elmer 9dmpfmaidine
ebenfallS,
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Nn bic Gefanaocreine Salttmprc's uni
9g{SdfhtnQtcn'S.

SIM S~ertlodenen Srrnmer nurte i'd Bel rem Geianefeit III
6ubIIa ,&bnrtnser, nit benz aapeQ1netfer, 9errn { II
aus Wtatns betannt, befsn 5teunbi4aft unb ~seeisneter Sod
tettntntB 10 Die IuSwatl ppn stna so Der spr3dslidfen
pRaniter1ore ~Sercanfe. gin9sbenf Der. Sdtpteri9fetteu, tets
;u befpnirtieti, belt i'd es, i'm Sntsre6e beutlben Sanses, flr
stpedinaBt9tI e etne 9artttur nit 16 Stintrnen frpie tpmii6e
Speretten, Suette u.t. m. su tnlpprtiren, bic t6 ZEN reip.
Sc fang ereinen ktutgf D%ffetire. SD wsrfe tie Snapprta-
ttpn her neaeften befen GbSre iabrlid wieterbplen. Man
abrefftre:
Is. g. Stetnbd&.
.(San5) 70 g9eft galttmrrsfrese, Baltimore, 1b.
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gBieftnftlb & O. tnb spn So. 27O sefl8altimpresrof
mad. SO. % 5atUoeritra6e, 5wif&en German. unb 2pntbart
TRACE, 9ejp9et. yt( 28tnn1M tjdt)
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Neue An0eigen.
8efanntntohn1to.

3et @tteberr Ter eSdns. 1utb. ct. SteS6auttS. G5ertetrSe
Saeter m'r6 btsrnttt ~aneeset8t, bas bic @enteinbe.g Get fannt-
tln9 tr cen 3wed Der @rtp6blIng etnsS, prpbiiprtibet Rir-
genratnSs Inei6e df beIte Mbenb 6ettdet wur6e, tn S1errt
Setnrtg HGle3s Saae, Ode Spn Statp> gunb Ntsnts6mersar,
SlaI1 Tracet nn0 Steen I6ent I'm rs lttr f6ren Mnfane
Baltimore, Dity rem %. Sanuar 1864. /. F. = '.s.
Z. ]. 3 nj NJ er nj IN n
(Spt patpr pbiger @entetnhe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19

FARrHER PoINr, July ls.-The steam
er Damascus, which left Liverpool on the
morning of the 7th, and Londonderry
the Sth, arrived this evening on her wav
to Quebec.
Rumors very unfavorable to General
Grant were prevalent in England. They
caused rise of 2@3 per cent in the
Confederate loan, which ranged from IS
TO 81; and it was announced that the
amount required for the September divi-
dsnds TO the sinking fund, had been re-
ceived by the London agents.
The London Times in reviewing
Grants position, says il is difficult not TO
conclude that the campaign is now re-
dueed to . question Of Petersburg or
nothing.
The Morsing Star rejoices in the ab.
sence Of any military success, that q,
least, the process Of negro emancipation
is making rapid strides
The Paris correspondent of the Star,
says the Ksarsarge would leave Cher.
bourg on the 9Th Of July, to cruise in the
channel, aud watch tbs movements o.
rebel cruisers, or rather cruiser-the
Florida being the only one. So far, re.
port is that the Yeddo. lately built Al
Bordeaux is to be completed at Amstsr
dam, and to be commanded By Semmes
The Yeddo is large vessel, capable O
resisting attacks, chasing or running
away from any number of vessels suci
as the Kearsarge or Niagara.
4 private telegram from Copenhageu
says it has been determined, at q meet
ing of Ministers, to treat for peace will
Prussia, upon the basis Of Denmark be
ing admitted into the German Confeder
acy as the only means of saving tn
Monarchy. This was regarded as highl,
| improbable.
Prussia was making active naval prep
arstions st Constadt, and il was state,
that the Russian squadroa vas 10 visi
Squedish and ports on the Baltic.
The kesrsarge has arrived of DovsE
It's stated that the Yeddo belongs I
the Prusslan government, not ConfeC
srats.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19

A THREE DAYS FlcHL-We heard a
rumor from Henderson, yesserday, that
Col johnson, of the Sind Kentucky
Mounted Infantry, with 300 men was
surrounded, sat Morganfsld, by 500 to
700 rebels, and that fghting had bss-
going on for three days
The few Union men left in South West
ern Kentucky are leaving, and many
who are rebels at heart but too cowardiy
10 FIGHT, are also coming north, where the
latter may be found deuouncing the gov
ernment and hnzzaing for Mcclellan aud
the peace and conservative Democracy.
Great excitement existed at Hender
son yesterday morning and many famil-
les we are told, left the place.
Since the above was writteH we have
coaversed with gentleman, who left
Morgunfel on Sunday morning, who
informs IA that johnson left Morganfield
on Saturday morning and does not think
he has been driven back to that place.
Certainly no fghtng had taken place at
Morganheld 40 to Sunday morning.
On Friday Col. Johnson had attacked
the guerrilla camp seven miles from
Morganfeld, on the Shawnestown road,
aud routed the rebels driving them from
three different positions where they made
stands
The loss on part of the Ruerrillas was
said to be two killed and five or sir
wounded Johnsons loss was one mai
morlally wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19
River y Jews.

Yesterday was another duh, DRY, no,
day on the river, With bat few arrivals
and little business.
The McCombs took moderate quar-.
THY Of freight for Louisville, and the Mi.
aui had very fair load for Cairo, in
Gliding quantity Of cattle.
TheINayigator came up from the Bone
Yard and took aboard aload Of cattle
for Tennessee
The Cottage had not arrived al dark
last night She win probably Be here
before this morning and will leave 1t ] .
Q clsck fer Cairo. She is q neat little
boat freely fitted out AID we'll oficesed.
ThsDone, No ?, took a considerable
quantity Of the freight, lsfs here BY the
Nashville and Lawrence a week or two
ago, and left for Louisville aud Cicinnati.
The Il < Dunkersoa arrived, out Of
Green iser, yesterday morning. with a
huge cargo Of Tobacco. She is still at
tas wharf.
Tbs Louisville press Of Saturday says
The Fanny Brandss, a new aud neat
low water craft, came in from Madison
yesterday on her first trip She was
built for the firm Of Brandeis & Craw-
ford, Of this city, for the grain carrying
trade, and was receiving cargo Of
wheat. yesterday for Cincinnati. She
was built BY tho mechanics Of Madison,
Ind, who have turned ont very complete
summer boat she is not fully finished
ret, the cabin being unfinished, and
her furniture is not vet received That
she gets IN Cincinnati.
The hull efthd Fanny Brandeis is
40 feet IN length. With % lset beam aud
A feet depth Of hold, with capacity for
nearly 400 tuns, and draught Of water
Of only Is Inches, light She has two
boilers. and two engines. the latter II
inches tana diameter all we'll put
up aud in good order She is in charge
Of capk Thos Boluss, with II Clyde in
abe clerks Office
The Fanny Brsndeis starts to cinein-
natl today at noou.
Capt Tom Boluss is well known here
as an excellent gentleman. and an ex-
perieaeed officer, and We hope to see
him and his new boat prosper.
SINKING OF THE CoRDELIA Asg.-Capt
Tom White, of the Cordelia Ann, ar
rived here yesterday, says the Louisville
ness. and We lssfn from him that his
boat struck tie Rock City snag the even
Jog previous, on her upward trip, and
sunk In fifteen minutes. She lies near
the Kentucky shore, nearly opposite
Amsterdam, wifh Eve feet water over her
main deck, At the stern, and the foreens-
tie deck above water. She lies in ten
feet water next the lower guard, and can
be easily raised
Capt White vent back TO the boat last
evening, and will have her up in day
or two She has the freight on board
she took from here for Nashville, and
some twenty-eigLt hogsheads Of tobacco,
in addition, taken on board ct Grand
View all the tobacco viii be damaged
bat eight hoEsheads She struck the
snag on The siarboard side. CHANGING
blow, The III o, going up on abe outside
Of the snag bsG the boat struck il sith
such force asro crush in one Of her tim
bers. A barge has been chartered TO
bring her freight TO this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19
THE VERY LATEST
TELE @ r a p H.

WAsHIgGTox. july IS, Is

WASHINGTON, July IS, 1864.
WHEREAS, By the Act approved July 4,
1864, entitled: "Aa Act Further to Reg
uIate and Provide the Enrolling and
Calling Out of N tional Forces and
AR Purposes" it is provided that the
Pres dent Of the United States may, NJ
his discretion, at any time hereafter call
for any number Of men as volunteers for
he respective terms Of one, two, and
'hree years for the military service, and
hat 10 case the quota, or any part there
of, Of any town, township, w2fd Of
city. precinct. or election district, or of n
county not so sub-dividrd. shall not b.
tiil. d within the space Of fifty days after
such call. the President shall immediate
" order draft for one year to ELL such
quo a. or any art thereof which may be
1nfll.1; and whereas the new enrolment
hereto ore ordered is so far compl.-fe8
as thai the aforementioned Act of Con
gr@ss may be put in operation for re-
cruiting and keeping up the stlAngth of
our armies in the field for garrison and
such military operations as may be re
CURED for the purpose Of suppressing
the rebellion and restoring the authority
Of the T. S. Government in the insur-
gent States, now, therefore, Abraham
Lincoln, President of these United
States, do hereby issue this my call for
men for military service provided that
all credits, which may be established,
under section Of the aforesaid act on
oecount of persons who have en-
tered the naval service during the
present rebellion, and the credits for
men furnished to the military service in
excess Of calls heretofore made for vol
unteers, will be accepted under this call,
for one, two or thrse years as they may
elect their officers and will be entitled to
the bounty provided ~ the law, for the
period Of service for which they enlist
And | hereby proclaim, order and direct
that Immediately after the 9th Of Septem.
Der, 1864, being fifty days after the date
Of this call, a draft, for troops to serve
for one year, shall be held in every town,
township, ward of city, preciE;;, cleo
ton district or county not so subdivid-
ed, to fill the quota, which shall be as
signed to it, under this scale in any part
thereof which may DO untitled by volun-
tsers on the said 5th day Of September,
1864.
In testimony whereof have, hereunto,
set my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed. Done at the
City Of Washington, this the 18th day Of
July, in the year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixiy-four, and OF
the Independence Of the United States
the eighty ninth.
[signed- ABkAHAH LIscoLE.
BY the President
W. II. SEWARD, Secy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19

So The Refugees Camp in "Black-
ford Grove" has been discontinued, and
the remaining refugees, about 30 in
number, have gone to the Fair Grounds
for shelter, and to be convenient to
water. Citizens wishing to contribute
to their comfort viii please do SO.
Perhaps many of them wish homes
Below is a statement Of expenditures
Total amt OF expenditures...... $27l s.
Amt reed from the Hebrew Be-
neyolent Soeiety....:............ ITO 70
Amt reed from various other
........................ y SIS
Bal chg to Vanderbursh Co... So 10
J. P. ELLIOTT,
Township Trustee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19
I Timss and Union pleass espy.l

f. Y, CARLdLE-Ws are informed By
gentleman just from Memphis, that
T. Y. Garlic, formerly editor of the
Evansville JeHrnql, and now, and for
some fonr years past, sueaking rebel
and traitor, is so in favor with the mill
tary authorities at Memphis that for some
time past he has been carried over the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad by
permission Of the aforesaid authorities,
in company with divers other citizens of
like ;raitorous proclivi.ies free of charge.
Strange as it may seem, Garlic didn't
seem to relish this show of kindness on
part of the Federal authorities He al
ways was an ungrateful dog
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19

by The delegates to the Copperhead
Convention are returning home aud We
presume they had as good time get
tisg home as going. Their conduct on
the train on which they went up from
Evansville, was OF The most disgraceful
character. Whisky rations were dis
'Irbuted every few miles, and the society
Of few ladies CD on board was most
highly enjoyed by them. We heard q
gentleman remark that the Sullivan dele
gates were much more respectable and
we'll behaved than tho Evansville dele
cation Pretty heavy on Vanderburgh-
that isi The Times has been teaching
the Evansville delegation morals. What
say, Silver?-Terre Haute Dem l4th
Yes, very muchly. We bad heard be-
fore that "a few ladies we're on the
train, bat we don't suppose they detraet-
cd from the character Of the delegation
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19

CAIRO, July ls-Eew Orleans dates
20 the 18th, are received No mail
steamer would leave New Orleans Tor
Nv York during the week following the
18th inst, but mails for The North and
East would be forwarded via Cairo, BY
each regular steamer.
The True De Ia claims to have posi-
tive information from Alexandra, that
the rebel Gen. Dick Taylor left that
place three weeks since for Richmond,
and the troops lately under him are nov
commanded By Gen. Walker.
Ii 10 believed at Alexandria that Tay-
lor, whe has lately been appointed Lieut..
General, hopes to be assigned to the
trans-Mississippi Department, in place
of Kirby Smith Taylor being brother
in-law to jeff Davis, this change is con-
sidersd quite probable
Memphis papers to the evening of the
9th contain no news
General Wsshhurne issued an order
appointing Aldermen for the different
wards eff the city, VINO are to receive the
usual salary, and with the acting Mayer,
be known as the provisional Mayor and
Council.
Brig. General Payne passed up to
PadacAh this evening.
The weather here 10 very warm. The
river is falling about 6 inches daily.
The steamer Graham from Memphis
passed mp for st, Louis, with 1870 bales
Of cotton
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-19
Dysp g p - / a.

AID ita attendant train ofsynpt5ms, IL acts mere
like sharm than e medicine. There Is asthina
in The x Of the Malaria M-dlca. that fer mo
nen2 hsaf = comparison witk IL IN this disease
fall account Of this wonderful plaHf Haay be
found 10 the llth edition Of the o. T. Dispea sate.
r., pagoa 1887 and tass.
series Of experiment ts IN which Dr. Ball has
been for years engaged, haa tast besn hrouzks "a
successful teFniuas ion. and he IL new enabled Il
offer 20 the public a combination Of CedroH, with
other approved fonica. the whele preserved In the
beet quality u eopper-distflisd Bourbon whisky,
which be IL confident has equal ia the worId.
He might furnish Voiame OF esrtIneztes bai
tie pubiie have long since learned to estimsts
things st their true value The sa1ess plan IT, for
every one 70 q for hinself fha virtues Of s nes
madeline Give