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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

RExARKs.--Ths ieadsney OF gold for the last
week has been downward. and the movement Of
Government securities has been to higher prices.
This has caused .lull in the howl absut the
worthlessness OF greenhaeks. The rseant miIits-
ry events are regarded favorable, and have In
some degree influenced thsss results. II is also
evident that Mr.. Fsssendsn does not intend to L.
sue further amount Of Treasury Notes, but viii
rely sPon his ne~ loan to meet the wants Of the
Gorsrnmsnt, with fair prospect that he will sue.
csSd in raising the necessary funds IN this wav.
There is an increasing demand among the people
for sovsrnmsnt securities, and foreign capitalists
are also coming forward TO take them.
Oar prediction that general prices had about
reached their climax, has been realized. There
has been decline in mOst articles of prime nees.
sisy, and nothing but unforeseen disasters IN the
hsld IS likely to carry prices back 10 and beyond
the limits reached few weeks ago.
The following comparison Of prices At New
York on July nth aud July 2sth, will show the
ups and downs Of certain lssdiag articles:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
Interesting News. From the Pstomac
Ar@y.

WASHINGTON, July pa letter from
the Army Of the Potomac of the 18th,
says the arrival of some troops in the vi
cinity of Bermuda Hundred, q day
or two ago attracted the attention Of the
enemy, and caused them 10 believe that
an advance on Richmond by the way of
Malvern Hill was intended. A force
consisting Of Keo.haW's division of
Longstreet's corps, and Wilcox's divis-
ion of Hills corps, was Immediately
withdrawn from the vicinity of Peters
burg and sent down to check the move
ment To counterfeit this movement of
the enemy, the ID corps was detached
and sent across the James river, and at
$50 yesterday morning, our advance met
the rebel skirmishers in an open field
opposite Jones Neck with battery in
position at the edge OF the woods on
the farfhest side. A long line of skir-
mishers was at once thrown out who soon
drove the rebels to their breastworks,
where they were kept holly engaged while
a brigade Of the LIST division moved
around on the left of the enemy's line.
and getting on their flank charged and
drove them from their guns iAto the
woods, capturing so or so prisoners, four
guns and a quantity Of small arms
The enemy fell back on their reinforce
ments who occupied strong works built
there two years ago, and our troops fol-
lowed, taking position on their front and
TANKS, and before this reaches you the
entire force may be captured or routed.
The guns taken were four 24-pounders
PARROTS, marked captured May %, 1864,
near Richmond, and are the same that we
recaptured from the 9Th corps at Drury' S
Bluff last May. Our loss was only about
half dozen wounded, none severely.
Gen. Grant rode to the front in the az
ternoon in company with Gen. Hancock,
and viewed the enemys position. lie
seemed we'll pleased with the mornings
operations.
Gen. Fosters command had quite q
lively time with the enemy yesterday at
this place, but bis force being weak be
fell back half mile to a stronger posi-
ton, which he hell until the arrival Of
the ID corps. He lost 40 or so wounded
during the day An attack was expected
in Morris front yesterday, bnt il was
not made
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

The new lean OF 500. o0o 900 offered BY the Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury Is IN the form Of Treasury
notes, payable three years from August 18th, 1884
bearing Al interest Of T-so PER eeHt. per Annum'
Ia lASfai meney Of the United s,a,es-ssml -aa !,
nuai coupons attached. At maturity these notes
may be converted into ak per cent. gold bearing
interest bonds. The notes are to BE- issued ID de
nominations Of $50. sIoo. $500 slooo and 3, 600
This iosa will eommsHd itself 10 the people
having idle means, and il lie believed viii be gen
orally sought for. Every Information in regard
to this loan can be obtained By those wishing 20
invest, on application 70 W. J. Lowry Co,
The dfouth stiT continues, and some fears are
FILA that the growing corn crop will be severely
injured. The indications are, however, favorable
10 rain, which it Is believed wiz come in time 70
rslisve these fears. Coed rams within week VIII
avert any serious damage.
Exehangs is booming scarce. aud an advance
Ia rates may soon Be looked for.
There ia SONG call for money. bu, the demand
Ia not very pressing. The Banks are not discount
ing much. the supply Of currency act bsing large.
Regular and approved customers are supplied 70 :
reasonable extent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

aExPEis, July 27.-Apparsnily al.
thenlic reports from Helena say an ex-
pedition consisting of 8 negro regiment
ard portion Of the 18th Illinois cavalry
and section Of artillery, which left that
place Monday morning IN the direction
of White river, when near Nelson, Is
miles out, encountered formidable reb-
el force under Sabbins, and after q short
light was obliged to retire with loss of
II killed and Il wounded Col Brooks
Of the colored regiment, and the Captain
of the artillery are reported among the
killed The rebels pursued till within
Is miles of Helena, where our troops
made stand, and sharp fight was go
ing on when our informant left The
remainder Of the 18th Illinois cavalry
and other reinforcements were being rap
idly forwarded from Helena.
Gen. Washburn has issued an order
that all persons in West Tennessee and
Mississippi having cotton will be per-
miited to bring il to Memphis, and receive
for it bonds from the Government Quar-
termasser, subject to such disposition as
may hereafter be made, the Quarter
master giving receipt therefor. Any
cotton brought in and disposed of in any
other manner will be con6seated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
FOR SALE.

HAVING permanently located Ia Cincinnati,
Ii and thinking We can employ our means In
our business 70 Feod advantage. ofisr Dor sale
the following very desirable property In Evans-
Vile, Indiana:
The large. two story brick. mstaI-Faof Ware
house. substantially built, with Ice cellar cistern
&c. &c. being 70 ~ is5 feet, fronting on Locust
street and extending IRON finn or Canal street to
Durham street. Prioe $40 SOC.
The Brick Smoks-house and Pork House on lot
No. T. sub. To- 90, y. r., corner Locust aud Dun.
ham street Pres 50 500. We would also sell th-
Pork House hxturfs inrludinE Kettles, Lard
Press aud froughs, O. earers, &c.
lots Mes aud ,. sub lot gro b y, being 50
teFt ffont on Market street. With the wooden
sheds thereon. Price 500 % each
The undivided one hHifbf the frame Warehonss
on lots and in Block -, y. T., being So By f8a
feet aud runnlns Trough FROM Canal to Church
street Price 81 pnD
Lot No 6, block %. y r., adjoining the above
nov enclosed, and be used ss salt Yard
Prize $40 90.
Lot No 9. block -. = T., very desirable
reslaspna building lst on Chestnut street. Price
SEQ %.
Ifuot soid before Wednesday. Jolly 9Th, Isg4
the above sill be offered At public anctioB
Terms 0nsh-fitfe undisputabls. Possession
VIII b given Immediately. Address
FcsTkH BHoTHEas,
No. a, West Second ST., Cincinnati, o.
or apply 70 GuiLD C0PrLAND, Esq.. Barker,
EyaBssilis. Indiana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
Tue VERY LATEST
TELE Gil - p II.
The BATH. on the James River.

BERMUDA HUNDRED, July 27.-An i'm
portant movement is in progress from
here this morning
While our troops were crossing James
river on two pontoon bridges the rebels
attacked our men suddenly, and an en-
gagement ensued. The rebels were
finally driven back. Our troops received
re-ensorcements and attacked the rebel
works, carrying them and capturing
four guns, marked Captured from the
Yankees at Drury's Bluff no doubt
those taken from Capt Belger's battery,
May 18th. We also took many prison
ers. The rebels were finally driven from
their position and far beyond the woods.
The gunboats rendered valuable assist
ance in covering the landing of our
men
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

The TINES TO the REscUE.-The Lou
isVille Democrat, day or two ago, strip
ped some Of the borrowed or stolen lau-
rels from the brow OF the guerrilla thief
Sypert, who has lately been figuring in
Henderson county. The Times rushes
TO the rescue of its friend and raps the
Democrat sharply over the knuekleS,
and to prove that Sypert is gentleman
and a patriot quotes an item from the
Henderson NeUs, published by the cele'
brated Ben. Harrison, formerly Of Shell
by coun ty, Tennessee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
VIEW York Markets.

Nav YokK. July 20
C0TToE.-Mors doing; l 60 far middling up
lAuds
FLoUR.--State and Western 10aiBc higher
a0al0 90 for extra State; 10 206si0 50 for ezra
round hoop 0hie: 10 55fciz 90 for trade brands /;
market closed heavy, With ne buyers at 0utsids
quotasionsi included In the sales 600 bbls
extra state, for SEPTEMBER and October. At II as
WHIsKY.-Firnss al T2glT3
WHEAT.-lc higher, but very quiet. closing
dull. with improvement IN measure lost; 254
81 or Chicago Spring 25s2 q for MilwAukis
Club: 2 b4z2 co for Winter Red Gestsrn
CogS.-le better l so9i 81 for new mixed
Western In store
oATs--Vsry hrm 1t c2a %.
PETRoLEUM.-sieadya aud quiet 90 for crude
slL8s4 for rsdnsd In bond; free refined nominal
a. IS
P0RK.-Lowsr and In good demand; closed q,
81 50B3s co.
BuTTKE.-very arn; :5a44 for Ohio. and
tsgts for State.
cHEEsE.-vsry firm a; i7g25.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

PHILADELPHIA, July PA special
to the Bulletin from headquarters says
that Averill is alive and we'll and on daty
al Hsgerstown,
The steamer Republican, from New
Orleans makes the following report On
the afternoon of the Oath inst, when
north Of Cape Hattsras, she saw 8 suspi-
cious looking steamer steering north.
She was bark rugged, painted black aud
burned soft coal. She steered for the
Republican, but we lost sight of her at
2. NJ.
The Bulletin has received the follow
ing dispatch from Lancaster: Official re-
ports state that the rebels are crossing
the river at WilliamsPort, Nd, and thai
the telegraph operators at Hagsrstown
have left
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
From Cairo ana Below.

CAIRo, July 2o.-Ths steamer Emper-
or, from New Orleans 2lss, has arrived
She reports rebel battery of five guns
fifteen miles above Skepwits's Landing,
which fred several shots into the tin
clad gunboat "a, doing little or no dam
age.
The steamer Clara Belle, from yicks-
burg for White River, not being heard
from, it is feared she was destroyed
The steamship Yazoo from New York,
18th, has arrived at New Orleans. There
was nothing doing in cotton.
There was speculative inquiry for
sugar; sales, private and auction, 24(G
2sc MclAsses is held above the views
Of buyers.
There is brisk demand for all de.
scription of Western produce At ad
vanced rates Choice extra -four sI5@
Sl6.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

BD- Almost hourly we hear the inqui-
ry what will we do for fine clothing
when LION diseontinues businsss2"
His house is crowded daily with bis old
customers, who are anxious to procure a
supply of his very superior clothing be-
fore his stock is gone. He intends clio.
sing out his entire stock within the next
thirty days, and is selling clothing Fifty
per cent. less than the same class Of
goods is worth to-day in New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
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Cincinnati Markets.

CIScrSNATI, July 20.
FLouR.-supsr sold a. %, aud extra al IS
but these rates are accepted reluctantly.
WHEAT.-Fira. and red advanced 10 IS.
OATs.-Duit al 81.
C0RN.-Unehangsd.
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wHIsKY.-Firmsr At 70; 100 bhls sold in ths
morning At Is, but the market price HasI 20
PROVISIONS Nothing done
HAY.-oId would bring - O0.
0oLp,--2 b0asZ5I.
EXCHANGE.-Firm and scarce
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

A PEACE DEMOCRAT LoosE-We learn
from passengers by the Charmer, yestei-
day, that a little speck of guerrilla war
fare has broken cut in Hardin county,
Illinois.
1t appears from our information, that
one Capt Belt, formerly attached to the
18th Kentucky Regiment, having return
ed from the army, has undertaken to reg
ulate matters in Hardin county.
A negro was taken few days ago
and whipped nearly to death, and pla-
card was posted up warning all negroes
to leave the county within stated pc
rod, and threatening that if any protes-
tation was made or any attempt to dis
cover the parties who had so inhumanly
whipped the negro, that an organized
company would proceed to Elizabethtown
and hang two gentlemen named Warren
and Mcfarland and every other known
Abolitionist in the place.
There is no question but that these
peace men north of the Ohio river mean
to inaugurate civil war here in aid Of the
rebellion, and the sooner loyal men are
convinced of that fact and prepare to
meet it, the better.
There is armed treason north Of the
Ohio river as well as south of it, and it
is wise to be watchful and ready.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

All pens bear my trademark, &C P. BARSIs
ExrRA Lou, KY" for which have secured the
sopsrigAs and are warranted IA earats nee and
perfect ia every respect. sent by mail or express
to any part Of the c9autry on receipt Of price and
retMra cAarsss Persons ordering will please state
the size and style desired. whether hard or soft,
ne or coarse aud If the pen should fail TO please
or prove defective, they viii have the privilege Of
exchaneinE A deduction Of ffssen per cent al
lowed on orders OF as over, and twenty-five
per cent on those Of 500. Liberal discount made
10 the trade. Old pens repaired in the best man
ner for fifty cents taHd stamp1 each. Cireu-
lars showing sizes. styles, and prices Of Watches
sent FREE to any address. address
C. P. BARNES,
Dealer in Gold Pens and AMERICAN WArcUEs,
SIS Main Street, cor. Sixth, Louisville, Ky.
meh2l'e4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

New YoRk, July 29.--The Palmetto
Herald of the 2lst states that Admiral
Dahlgren had left for Charleston harbor
Fort Sumter was undergoing another
destructive bombardment from our bat
teries and feet The firing was very
slow but accurate, and serious damage
resulted TO the strongest portions Of the
fort
The ere on Charleston was also kept NJ.
The work Of erecting residences for
rebel prisoners on Morris Island pro-
crossed, though the rebels annoy the
workmen to the extent Of their ability
by shelling the buildings.
Gen. Fosters late expedition created
q great deal Of exeitemenL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30
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DETwEEN 10 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT AND
ID 1 o'clock to-day, a Gold Finger Ring, Black
EnAmelied, set with Three white Stones. Being
highly valued a present from iost friend, will
paw very literally whoever will return IL to ms /;
or l will, on receipt Of information through the
pOstofiica, or otherwise, as 70 how may send SIS
ring returned 10 nae unh urt; and hereby afnrn
/ will ask no questions, aud never make any fur
Their disturbance regarding the matter. Any other
information proposition received viii be attend
ed to promptly, from whatever souroe Or ipawhsts
ever way IL may come. ~. e ~~tk II
G. A. D. SHAVE,
~ 2S-it No. n, First street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

TON HENDRIcKs' GREAT ARGUMENT
We see from our exchanges that Tom
Hendricks is still ventilating his old ar
gument, namely:
at the farmers desire good market
for their produce, they should vote to at
tach Indiana to the dominions Of JEFF.
Davis"
Tom Hendricks, like most Of the Con-
federates, assumes that the farmers Of In
diana will sell their country for a few
cents additional on their wheat, corn and
oats.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

ST.. LouIs, July z9-Gen. Ros4crans,
by authority Of the War Department, has
called for nine regiments of six and
twelve months volunteers, fer the pro-
lection OF the State against guerrillas, or
invasion La the same connection Gov.
Hall issues proclamation showing the
emergency to be great, and urging the
people to ell the regiments at once.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-The Bale
tin had special from Baltimore last
night saying that Martinsburg is suppos-
ed to be evacuated by the rebels.
Hunter still commands the Virginia
Department, and Crook the troops.
The object o. the rebels in falling back
is believed to be preparatory to an Ad-
vance in another direction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

IA Two infamous falsehoods we're
published in the Times of yesterday
morning against the local of the Jour
nal, and we now denounce the author Of
the paragraphs as an Infamous and mali
cious liar and filthy BLACKBOARD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-30

WAsHrSeroS, July 29.-The latest Of
fetal dispatches from Sherman's army
state that be is steadily drawing his lines
closer around Atlanta
He has not heard of the cavalry force
sent to cut the Macon L Columbus road,
which is the only means of escape o: the
rebels from Atlanta.