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6rantlin Conan, Comp. 6.
G%efangen:
gGm. gloalns, Comp. 6.
Grants 0perationen.

ueber Die ~neueiten 8epegungen Grants uno
Die iebi9e 8Oiition ieineS 9eeres miro nod im>
rer BON p~ffsieaer ano unOfi5ieter Seite elm
tiefeS Stiliatpeisen bepbadtet uno pas Ginsige,
mas N~aibingtoner 8ldtter uno bic 3eitunss.
.Gcrrelpcnoenten Oaruber perlauten lalen, lit,
DAP bis jebt gaes sInitig perlaufen lit mn
Grant rubig nad 8idmono p%prorinst. 9ie
5ofnun9 Der iloliden 8ldtter, oab er iih gu
melt ppn ieiner 3ufubrbaiis Sreoeridsburg emit
fernt uno iid oaburb gu iebr idwd6t miro be-
ld6elt, Oa Grant seraoe Der Ntann iei, irseno
mel6e Bats auf5useben nno cine neue 81
laafien,
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xAA sic Sic!

&E-as4 Der WaibinBtpner EurnSe,ein rtndt St. TN
men Jrtuneen unb lem ~perebrter gublifum ubet taurt G14k
bic Anjei9e, taB ct am so. Mdt etn pic Sic In benz ran,
gDdibtngtcn yubIiturt als Grtplunesort 70 rctl beIanuien
pdrI am @nee er z. Str. aria ten riro. Der 0eretn rirb
T. inc &oi,eil NIB Mnfreneunfen fbeuen biefes Ref aum
t6enfte eteier Saifen Su mnhtr, = I'm mabres beuttbeS
gOltstelt no ib Sung uno Gilt 10 anssnebm ale m6sli@ ami.
Tren fpQen.
Der Baltimore Surnterein reba Qietertafel ter MriOn
Geidn ebsrsin bon Baliinpr Der @GpraetDrn 7urnpereir
nne @cCrsetptrn Sdrupnie Sc nnsteretn mereen bur6 ibrG
Gessnmart, fe lie 10 freuntIth pdren une ,uaufaaen, atrii
nt9t went8 gum aasemeinen Gersnueen un6 Grbstteruns Be-
Geaes ~bettrleen.
Hrp9ratnfn:
gmpfnns ter frem6en Safe in Der Surntale 1rresns 8 tb
AbnarlN rrn Der lurubaae hur6 ga Mpe. uMp z. Ctr. mac
tem Gefplab 9h ubr.
Beh.&hen fir bic Safe RON II bis 1 l1br,
GrrBer 0bpr NIT Ord fterbeelettung pom finn1tlthen SIN
gem unc Netrehe 9eIprrGen ron turner S6eabaas, 2 ubi
BON 8 bis 4 rbr ercBes cd %Iuturnen.
3 Ubr rabneni4ldg unb onbere @eluftsunesiriele
Den sanSen NatMlittag Ganss unb Sarmpnie MnIt tpn
Mbtbetluneen btr nWldrtne BANJO.
Au6er ben rben nnsefubrten @Twiattcneu murten RE bod
ten ~tdetiiten Beborten, icrie bic bttr anweIenren Nlitglt
Der ter eeutlben Sper en9elahen.
Mlip aufl efet6 etner NSlferwa nterung na6 benz Dart.
6r. 3Ouis 9eper. ter freunt Tide @isentbinisr mtrh al
Rlde nnb 8eQer has Bette auftiiden.
@tEtritt flrI 6ttfn unb Dan, n so Cts.
Gu re6t freunhlt6em unb sdtlrct6en BeiuI label Elm
(Wtp Mte) rrane e m ent=G pntte.
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t2trmee.c prrefpOnSens bes saltO. aseersr.)
g abe GppttiQIpanta 6. S., So.
IS. g}di 1854.

Obne 3Ipefel miro e5 SIREN 9elern angez
nebm ietr, etlpa5 pom &riegsl6auplabe iiber
oa8 brittle NatplanO @eteraHenre9iment su perz
neRmen; erImlben Sic mir oaber, S6nen einen
fur8en 8eri6t iber uniere 6aupterlebniIle ndb=
reno Der III oteIen Sagen pprgefaIenen S6lad=
ten ab5ulegen.
8aS 9. Corps, Dem mir aEgeb6ren, iiber=
lhrltt 9onnerftag, ben B. bS. Ntts., ben &a=
pioan bel @ermania 6urtb uno marIdirte To-
9let9 in YOiitipn in Die Great @iloerneB, tupz
lelbit INFER &c9Iment nit Der 2. 8rieaoe Der
eriten 9iuiiiun auf Den linten 5Ia9el beprbert
iolirOe. 6reitag, ben g., frib Oipr9ens be-
gam DIE S9ladt. nniere 2eute batten ltorfe
B%rultmebren nufgeipDrfen, bic in brei 8araael=
Itrlien etpa butbert S6ritte BON ~einanoer entz
fernt maren, 9as Gebist mar oi6t bewadIen
pom meiltens o%iinnen, langen 8dumen, 10 baB
man TAFT nl9ts pom Seinoe ieben tpnnte. Dir
t'uerIe tonnte IN Spl9e Der Observation-Disclosures
1lat %an9etpanbt neroen, auBer peniaer Slide.
Die aut ben &reuSpe9en uno eiuiae, bic binter
ben Shan3en %ltanoen, no fe einItia oebroudt
uno 9eoedt tperoen ~fpnnten,
Wtttta9S nm IL ubr tparo unlere 8rioooe
beoroert, aaBerbalb %unlerer S6anaen einen
5lantenuusrif auf ben Seinb gu MAIDEN. gor
nnS mar Elm brennenber @alo uno elm tiefer
Sumpf. 9aS Signal sum Stlrm marc eeqes
ben uno Oabin fIog Die Brigade NIT f(ieeenoen
6abnen burb Sener unb Sumpf, nit f6aQens
BEN 6urrab, mari ben Setno uno trieb i'm bin@
ter leine S6ansen 5nriid. Sci bieier @eleaens
pelt bate infer He9iment feinen SOOten All be-
tla9en mas ppbl bauptiddli6 Der SdneIiofeit
Der Sepe9ull9 Su5uidreiben lit.
5tddpmlttags um bier ubr lammelte Der gSeino
tet1e Dtallen 9e9en oos linfe Centrum. Qpnos
ltreet mt leIrlem Corps mar bier anoelonot ,lno
mahte iO9lei6 einen fdnellen uno mDrpepiihen
an9riif. Die Sruppen Der erften 8rlitmpbr
purOen 9epOrfeng unO idon mar Der Seino i'm
Shlrm auf Die 3peite 8rultpebr besrifeu, oIs
Sol. SuoSburg, ben fritilden gueenblif tuabr=
nebmeno, infer brites Marplano Gegiment
sum @egenlturm fornmanoirte. Wlit flieeenbem
Banner unO oDnnernoem 6urrab mari li6 oie=
les 9e9lntent benz Seinbe entge9en, einige Cont
pa9nien beS 100. 9a. 9te9ts. nlo oes 81,
Dtall. fol9ten, parfen ben Seinb nit elmer gG-
ge'polt Dor ii6 nieOer unO p~flan3ten iieereib Die
0apne OeS 3. Dlo. @et. Sol. 8eqts. auf oas
atBerlte Brlitpert, benz fliebenoen Seinoe t6ot>
Ii0e oaloen nadlenoeno. Speleid iolqten
anoere Ge9lnlenter' oieiem beloenmutbiaen Set
iplele, Die sepOrfenen Sruppen tebrten nm nnb
Purnllell N gutter Oronung na6, uno in weni=
ger ais 80 DlInuten mar 9ongfreet q~epurIen
uno Der ltnfe 6li9el gerettet. Sir eieie brope
Sbat erblelt Sol. Slbsburg un0 bas Meoimeut
ba5 Sob 0eS Observation-Disclosures 60 shnen no.
tpdrot unO f~altblltig fibrte Gpl. Suosburo oiele
!6eloentbat aug, paB mir nod beute, uno aewiB
mob LANCE, ibrer nit 6reloen geoenten uerOen.
Del oieier @ele9enbeit perlOren mir an SpOten
Capt. Obs. s. 9. Neini6er BON So. s unO
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sGn ale 0cutfden SsafbinatOnS.
Set &ursem ppn europa bi.r aneefummrn.

Sin gelhidter Niener 9lrSt,
Or. Spiepb Scdbtinger, TT I. emer. Sbsrarjt scm g
niIpnipital AZ Uerpna' prbentli6 prcmpSirter Or. Der Mtl
SIN unb G%ttrnrste %n8enarSt NIB Sperateur,
bat fb turdb fcrtp brenbeS Stuetum unb nae Sabre VI
entbalt in ZEN berubmtefen Spitaiern @uippa's cine n
unteeentente @~riabrun9 e%rmprben, bte itm baIetas 90
ees hteltsen Yublituns 3ufhern rtrb.
Nebf Der eneItihen unO btutft en- Sprade IN Inn aud
frans6nlae, italieni1te unb lpanifde Gpra6e Geldufs.
WorI1utt6e Wrbnane pennl. Nps SOP nabe 3 Str
Spre6tnnben 9-l2 rbr Born. NIB 4-6 llbr Abenbe
l14mai1Mtl
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Sae S6reiber'ibe NfulifcprpS
ppn Waltnunre

ntl1es IL gtann fart am 16. Wtni liz ben aeIeafbofni6,n
Weretn 43artnrnie" IN SIR etOmn ensaa,rt mar aIonbt \ "
nit 5rn. @rai gel6lr6enen Gcntratt tn jrher yea ebano ~.
tnut 5u baben, oa nap leberetnfpmmen NIT brn QSrof n,
wtaltter NIT cen lesten 3use mad Baltimore urudt,brsn
.ra aa = Sa nad9 Der YnOIttatian ees Yrafhenteu 9inns.
.8tass 70 Dir te 60 aud tn Der Srpnunas leiu. ,os Der SSdsn o.
ebrenwsrtbs gsreia In Be ,iebuns bar DluNfrednuns .SrS-
|nua9e nnabt. Sur $72, WelGe uns Der De,ein ihuIpet
|eIaIben mir rtebr ais n6tbig g~eleiltet An haben. s. Mntr :.
SpHGnn Weprg S&hretber,
lWttl Seaeer Der Unions Gprnet Banb.
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Sanffaauna.

Oet mertren WttStiecerns es eeiea Ida Ftlt6en 0eretus
Eatnonte 1nlern ber8li0ntn Gant ,lr es @br Die lie ms
ms ~ Apttl wereen ltesen, wdbrtne unleler characteristic
ab9e h1lItnen anger en-.
Sfn outrage beS Baltic. Sangerdcrs
(Wtl @eoroGros G.s~
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SSrii6em D6ienfleii6

BITS SamstaS, BEN %. Nsai B. Mtttass IL nbr, rntse
senQenrmmen ur bas . Ct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II
~Hteterlne tn Baltimore, Mlo, gu terieben NIT =
Srii6em S6ienheii6
ppm L. Stunt 1864 Bis /. Sanuar 1866 far bic In unS UNI St
Staet Baltimore ftIttpuirten Der. Ct. Gruppen (aussenpnt.
nea rerenEtn 5prt Nc0enrp), Ter an annapolis Sunttipn
Wp. ldn8s Der gDtlmton9ipn lnb Baltimore ~@ilsnblbn 3wt.
lSsn SaltlmS { une 2aore be @rase, an Der Baltimore uni
Sbtp &tlenbobn 5utlten Baltimore urb benz Helap 9pule
tno an Ter NrftRera Central @ifeabaHn swil6en Baltimore
unb Ycrt. eSs
ietn une bic Stife Spm Vo,bertbeil. unp SintertbeiI Sals.
SGentels unb dterenfeit iinb ausBei9lpneny in perbdttniB=
ri1Btger Quantitat eelieR rt merben.
Der GALS Der Xbtere bic tur eteferung BON ID ientletlh
eertdB bteies @pntrafteS geidlattst petber, mus am Sierten
Wudenrtrtel abseltnitten une bic yrult berunter 9etttmut
l5ta, p,s g ya ~ naasn 3 eSs 4 53 : d TosEpd19 pes pes
Shenfeis ateeboft ietn. 2'
I fOaS O6feHfeilt If tn BITE reri@tebenen 2aser, 0uartiert
rne Splpitaler In fplhen Quauttt6ten gu Itifern, ME es
burb biele Office befcben pirb nnb u fCl6en Soften, re bic
%Iesiments- ii. gOmmiitrns- Sffaere uno bic be Spipttdler
Setpaltenosn aerIte, na1 senOnnrasr'er Htud pra&s nit ben
8uimulare fir ansetrte fSnnen BON pbioer DfTice enhrs.
FER tn YeriOn Der per got peer per Gelesrapb be;csen
tpe.ben. 1
Sir i2sre @asf abruns bes g~untrattes BADEN Q serantppri.
ItHe @eripnen @uarantte au ieifen rnb badelte burdb tbre
Die 8srant rprtiiSieit SSfelsr SSiiroen mug Surd .in -sff-
;ieueS Gerttlttdt Der ndGten O~tnritt8sg curt bealaubi1t fein
pper bon einent Ser. Ct Difritt- anpalte
Steter nlnfen an benz Sage, MO bic Sin 5ebrte erGifnet mer=
ben. eeeenwartis unb pr1par.rt Iein SSnps r &rfuuuna
ttres e~Ontrattes St eeben peer ibre Aneetpte tpereen nidt be-
rudrutt9t.
gUri6ldee mullen beutli6 nVrpppals Of f~urniltins frefb
beef tbsri4rteben unb an Capt. g. .. @ilnan, s. 6, Bal.
ttmpre. W2b. a6refIirt fein.
ggenn sn Ansebct I'm Nannen eirer Strtna seidiebt, 70
mullen BITE N1rteu vauer WftteIteber ~berfsIten un6 bic Mtifle
ibrsr @of-Sffice ~auBeseten ietn peer bas @nsebpt tpirb ni6t
tn @rrdgunS se3pSen.
3abtunsen werben Glnrnnilt9 In frlGen Tpnbs eenid6t,
ais N SO0e itne; wsan tstne 0%Urbansen, pirN, fpbalb iOlbs
etntcmnt n, a~usbeJabIt. @
Sese YeIfUn OOr istes Waitslieb elmer Tirntd, wei8e @n.
eebpte z abt, rnuB etntn Ireuetb fur BITE Ser. st. Negterun8
betIegen, tuenn rtbt eth FOLDER bereitS Guf biefer Oftte tes
gtfrirt purbe.
Aae ansebOte. bieisn @uri8riften ni6t snau naAtOrn-
nlenr, irerten rerpprfen. f9ea az
g. s. Gilman, -
(N2dt20 28) ~gdpf. unb 6. e. y. S.N.
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(Mat2O %,

|..SUbn 8p~ffummer aus fredericksburg, pa mrb
bterntt 8ebeten, fetnsn Nufentbaltscrt Ietner 6ran Srtdnne
unter Der MbreHe SUbanne 6pflumntfrf GDeder SfFe, Bali
traCre, 3ntrnmen gu Iafen. 8 gaSgea20a
~ aDe6lrItl6tter perten eetetet az cpptren, bd bic 4r0u
ean3 uttteacs n. (uni17s}
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Wul6inytollgr Ait5el0ell.
3u uerfamfen.

YIN tteiner 0teesr9 StOre 1T btlts su rertaufen nebl
Std unb &tnIiutuns. Gin QUEER llas ISr @is cream a ~
HSeea geattr. N1eeres tet 5. s. Rie6felR 30. 42O i SIR.
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StInlS.

ttNNT 'NNT ONiN~tOhkHs RF tE hHA G&
Gums.
8aris, Spnrtag, 8 Wlai. 9aS Mbenoz
btatt pes pWlpniteur" melpet, oaB Der 8ep BON
SuniS am 1. Mai Die 8erfahung aufgebpbeu
bat, rap aber Die &ebeIen auf Der @rflluna
aIler BON ibuen g~eitelten 8eoiagungen naments
li@ atf per GntlaAung oeS Minilteriums, be-
lteben. Ser BON ben 9lrabern qetpdblte 8ep
befnoe ii6 nit 10000 Mann Su Seitpur; bod
trete Der aufltano nidt feinpielis sesen Die
Sremoen aaf.
9ie Gesenmart Der fran56lf9en, en9liiAen
ullo italieniiden 6lptte felt ~ibrieens Die Gu=
rppder li6er, BON pelGer Seite lie audi beorpbt
iein mDgen. Nnoere Na9ri6ten ans Sunis
pom 2. Ytui melOen, OuB Der 8ep ii6 in iei=
mem COMMEMORATIVE 8ar0o (ungeidbr 2 Stun
ben pom Snnis) befinoet. Gr lit BON ieinen
Dtiniltern uno eini9en ibnt treu gebliebenen
Splpaten ltm9eben. St lit ernitli6 frant, mas
at6 5u Dem @erii6te ieines SpoeS Mnla6 ge=
9eben. Sin grocer She'll Der Sruppen in Der
Yrppinj lit Su ben Snlurgenten ibergegangen,
10 au6 Die Belabung BON Sr5u, BON mD Der
Sampfer @leranoer ben tuneii6en General,
Der Bis oabin bort ALIEN ~cpmmanoirte, surid=
gebradt bat, Sic gan5e 8epeeung faeint
i%ibri9ens sesen ben englii9en @influb 9eri6tet
gu iein, gum meni9lten ~besiniti9t Der critic Dbl
nllter oeS 8ep oenielben in bpbem @rape. Sen
6ranSuien ipllen Die Sniurgenten iebr seppsen
fem. 6ier ldeint MAJ oeSbalb aud ben san=
gen Nufltano ni6t un9ern gu ieben.
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9enoe Serid1l9eu aus5uipreden, beB eS eneli6
Der fuebrbare1 Wtanni9aft p~erqDnnt tDerpen
mD9e, nit ben 8afen in Der 6onb an Der
5Ortlebung oeS 8efreiuugswerfes She'll su nebs
men,.
OGS GcesG5efeGbt bel SeIapLonr.
Die 9orboner 3eitungen ppm II. Mat brinz
gen iiber oieleS Gefe6t fplgenoe weitere teteorae
pbii6e 8eri6te:
9el9olanb, 9. Wiai, 9 ubr Mbeno. Sic
biterret6li6e Gregatte, melde in benz beutieen
Seegefehte in 8ranb 9el6p1ien tpurbe uno ibren
SUdmalt uno Sugiprietp erlpr, mar Der vS9wur=
Senberg". Nuf oemielben muroen 100 Mtanr
9et6otet lno %pertpunoet.
2tuf 0em y&aoebtp" murpen 25 Mann 9ez
tDotet uno %peripunoet.
Sie preubiiden Sdifie baben ni6t piel Sbar
ben %gelitten.
9aS pereint9te @ei6waOer liegt eegeuwdrtiq
auf I'M lrer 9tbeoe ppr glnfer.
Gs beibt, DAB audi Die 9dnett idipere 8erIu-
ite erlitten baben. Sic entfernen ii6 in n6roy
li6er Ni9tung.
G%urbapeu, 10. Mai. 9oS aaiirte Sc
i6waoer fam beute Morgen bierjelbt an. 9ie
pperretWQWe 0re9aTte vS0par6enber9" per%
lor nltt alein i5ren SOdmat unO ibr Bug
ipriet, irnoern erlitt npd anOere idwere 8eidds
%bi9un9en.
Ser @erluit beS Gei6wabers an Gpbten
nrO Gerpunpetea ipiro sl 10 damn ange=
geben.
9as Gefedt farO spil6en SelsOlanb atns Der
@lbemiinolng itltt.
Sin 2pnDOner 8tatt siebt Die Stdrfe Der ge=
9erieitigen Geldwaoer in Dem pbigen Seege=
fedte an, pie fp(9t:
Quf Seiten Der 9euti 6en:
EzIA.. -. ZGnnnnnt,
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Ral10nen
RuaIanS.

8aris, 6. Mai. $4,000 3uien, pel6e
Onr6 Die ll%nterperfun9 Der Stdmme bes Rall=
faius perfigbar tperpen, eeben benz 8ernebmen
na6 na6 geIIarabien. JOUR
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@rtra 0cneral=S criammlunQ.
Die Mtttslteber bss Safbinstoner Surmpereins Iinb
%ertneene erlutt ttuie, 1iittppd 4benb Ter @rIra ISenerai.
PERI srhntlun9 bet5uprpren. Ia b~ringenee @eih1fte po.Iie=
gen; SIN Aatttase res rrtr. SGriftp.
-l9sl - 9tslpe.
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eNgA WfedbdntcS 0du,
%& Marplano Npe., nabe DEM Capital,
sS0 made hermit meinen 5~rcuafen unb 8etdnnten.
benz oeebrfen Qublitum bic ~trssbenlte MnStiae, nok /
pbenosnannte Safe tduIiH ibeir cninten babe tnb ncerl
lest an iebsn Mpntas Gbeatcr mnr 1ans obbalte
ieren Dpnnernag G;rpfes 0artensG Concert.
nnetuen CONNER @arten rieber btauem einaeridtet &c
rsrSe ID, ntbt perieblen, ben trertben 0afen cine onoe
etunbe an bersiten. Nn@ rtrb es nein Beareben e.
wertben IGale fets NIT ben oleibefen @etranfer unS
fen aufaurartea unb ete bater redt aablreiden )
ireuntlitf %enteeeen. M6tun9sppl
H1mdi2mtl QD m. 6artt
6E Gsiel f2aiten, bic on meinem WIose bic Mica
ten mpaeIt. mlsen lh sefiutef an mid srenSsn.
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fir UOntr0ktOren.

SmbfiftenS=Cffce Der Scr. ct. Mrmce
Mp. 20 Sputbir.
Baltimore. ben Is Mnt1S64 :
Uerfeeelte Wneebpte In Dugi eat perben auf cbiser Office
BITS Sanstde, ben IS. Nsat b. s. Wftttass IL lbr, entse-
Senaenrnnen UNI bas . Ct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tn
Q~ieferune In Baltimore, MRb, ;u berieben NIT =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13


psD-Rnmora from Henderson are
quite conflicting Some assert that
there had been no guerriIlas in Hender-
son yesterday, while others say the city
was tull Of them.
A deputation left Henderson yesier-
day, as we are informed, to wait on
Adam Johnson, and protest against ais
allowing his men to visit Henderson.
We are also told that on Thursday
Captain Perkins, Of the Brilliant, got
sight of three guerrillas in the street
and trained one Of his twelve Founders
on the party, with the view Of giving
them salute, but his attention was
called to a visitor and the fitting oppor-
tunity was lost II is to be regretted
that he did not fire first and entertain
his guest afterwards.
We are further informed that Captain
Perkins has sent word TO johnson that
if his forces visit Henderson he will
she'll them out.
A gentleman who left Henderson at
four clock last evening informs us that
he is fully satisfied that johnson has
from 1000 TO 800 men, and that it is
almost certain that he will commence
cOnsoripting on Monday next
We are not altogether certain that his
little arrangement will be broken into.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
new FORA MarAels.

sEw YoEK. August lz
COLT Dull sad droot Ing rs 1901 -
ELs.En.-Stafs asd MeatnFu DC bet aaaEe
4 lag $50 - foe extra ~tAtsss 10 aeMf0 O. for
"a roaHd hop ohis; 10 eb@ y ~ COR trade
brHuis
WH zKY.-salss v~ry firm. Tfe ~ fer
Stat. AMI : f5r West rn
NHEAT.-lMgc better on prime taFceis / 2 lac
o. Tor Chicago hp iags Guia 81 for MA~aakl@
Clas. 2 tueg ~ for Water Red Western
COIN -Duil aud hesss dttss4t 81 lor mixed
wystsra, latt-r for ussriy yslioS eiostd 81 so3
81 for uAso nd
OATS. Irregular sad unsettled; sssSs for
Western.
MW0b.-~Firm.
suGAR.-Hig her. MuscovaGs p
NObASSKS bail aud unchanged
PUkKs-Aetvs. prices fuily coal % higher
80 81 Tor mess; % 50859 3 for mess, closing
at to latter price; - % for primsi 80 o for
prime mas.
BEEF-Qhtet.
la D.-Qu ct. without change.
BUTTER.-seAree and atmsr &0asis for Ohio :
l5350 for state
MONEY Easy At satT
EXCMANGE.--Hezvya and lower 2 s5nZ Sc cur
rsncY.
GOVT sfoCKs.--steady stacks dali Z s. e.,
81 coupons. ~ e9zs L ) s-20s. coupons, 10 81
s-s's, Of II. eoupens, ss34.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

in our interview With Captain Klinck,
was that we had not talked two minutes
to bin before be expressed himself in
such a way as left not shadow Of doubl
of bis entire soundness on the Union
question. He loves to hate the Rebel
lion. The friends Of the cause can rely
on it that be is sound on the great ques-
ton. This is not always the case, We
regret to say, even amongst Government
officers The service needs wedding
out" badly An officer who does mt
hate the Rebellion with ali HE
heart, who does Mt oppose with
all bis might all its friends, South
and North, and who is not willing to do
bis sharein the work Of keeping our
home rebels from subverting the Govern
ment, had better be reduced TO the ranks
where he can t do 50 much harm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

From New \ ork.

NEW YoRK, Aug. IA large and
destructive FIRE occurred about 9 80 this
morning in a square bounded By Cha
ham Square, Mott, Bell l. Doyer-sireets
At leszt half of the block vas destroyed
and large number o. families rendered
homeless
b. way Of New Orleans we have news
from Texas. by which it appears that Oh
the 18th of June party of loyal Texans,
with some artillery, STACKED the rebel
garrison at Eagle Pass and forced them
0 surrender They also took possession
Of the Custom House.
The New Orleans True Delta says:
Gov Cortinas has occupied Vittoria and
driven out the small French force left
there BY Col Dapin. Cortinas is pre-
pairing to attack Tampico.
The Delta also learns that Beauregard
has gone to Atlanta with 20, 000 men,
he viii rank next 10 Gen Hood in the
command at that place.
The Richmond Enquirer says: We
command Petersburg with 500 guns,
which can sweep the city; hence, It's
capture by Grant would not amount to
anything,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

REPORTED ACCIDENT We we're told
last evening that wild steer that had
been logged by those trying TO drive
him to quarters, yesterday, had made
demonstrations on several persons, and
had killed or badly injured little boy,
but we could not ascertain the correct
ness Of the latter part of the story. It is
true, however, that he "treed one of
the City Fathers in mill Such ami
mails should not be driven through the
streets Of the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

NEW YoRK, Aug. u The Macon
(Ga.) Telegraph OF a late date notices
the departure OF 900 militia from that
place for Atlanta, and says like num-
Der will leave daily for a week State
troops are under @. W. Smith.
Charleston and Columbia 6. CD pa.
pers rejoice that the rebel army has at
lAtt made q stand, and appear to be re-
lieved of the panic caused among the
people while Johnston was falling back
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

WILD RUNoRs-Persons coming to
the city on the train are RECALLED with
the widest rumors at the stations along
the road.
The first question by passengers on
Thursdays night train was, "Are the
guerrillas crossing the river at Mount
Vermont" They bad been told this was
the case along the road.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

For Dyeiu= Suk. s-s4sseH e3u Mixed Goods
shaaIs. scarf. Dresses, Ribbons GIoves. Bon
nets. Hats, Fsathers. Nd GLOVES. Cbu-
dren's clothing, and allkigas Of wear
ing Apparel
pSA SAVING OF 80 PER CENT. a.
Fer - cents yca can color as many eoods -
would otherwis cost I've times that sum Yari-
Gus shades cau@be producei frsm the same ave
The process Is simple, and any one CA Use the dve
WITH perfect SUCCESS Directions in English,
RoF further Information in Dyesnz and giving
perfect knowledge what col0rs are lest adapted
70 dye over others with many vzIuzhle receist-}
purchase Howe Stevens Treatise on Dysing and
ColoriEg, Sent b. nail on receipt Of p1ics-l6
cents Manufactured BIZ
howe 4 STEVENS. 30 Broadway, Boston.
For sale BY druggists ana dealers generally.
uowz3-Iv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
Cincinnati Markets.

CISesSskrf, August r.
TL0uR.-Nominally unehsnx d.
NHKAf.--SominAiiy unchanged.
CjRN.-Quist.
OATSs--puil aad unchanged.
WHIsKY.-l
MESS PoRKy-So demand. and price. nom
incl
BULK MEATs.-ssies 2, 600 600 - At I5sSl14
FIR Shoulders; i5ssiki4 for sides, f6} cor egsAr
rib. and ~ for clear.
LARD.-1sIS, and in demand, but 1t IS held st
2ec.
BACON.-So increment prices nominal; none
ofsrinx.
GRuCERIEs.-UnchauEsd.
GOLn--2 IS.
Tse VT Commissasy Of this port WAS In the
market again g. dAy for mess pork,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

No FIGHr.-We are told by citizens
from Kentucky that no fight occurred
at Slaughtersvills, as was reported, on
Wednesday last. The news was brought
to this city by Ex-Governor Dixon, and
we had every reason to believe that it
was true. We received the same news
also from persons who came ont OF
Green River on Thursday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

DISTINGUISHED ARmvALs-Maj Gen.
Hughes, of the Indiana Legion, aud Col
Bringhurst, of the 46th Indiana Veteran
Volunteers, arrived in the city last night,
and are stopping at the Sherwood House.
Gen. Hughes comes on business connect
ed with the more perfect organization of
the Legion, the exact nature of which
we have not ascertained.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHrsTcIAxs-If you Wish TO purchase pare
DrugE, Medicines, aud Chemicals az = small ad-
s4ncs on Eastern prices, 90 and examine KELLER
Z WHITES stock, where you VIII And every arfi-
lie thai Is needed By the profsssion, and prices
Shich cannot fail 70 give satisfaction. Their
tore il e. No "a Mala street may4dkwtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
mr. We are glad

B5~ We are glad to learn that the
number Of dogs in the city is to be re-
duced. A few thousand Of them being
killed will reduce the price Of provisions
aqd diminish the danger Of hydrophobia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13

D0- Capt G. X. Drew, as marshal Of
the day yesterday, deserves high credit
for the very efficient manner in which
he discharged his duty, as not single
tfaar pas occurred to mar the solemn
uageant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-13
THE UNION LEAGUE

viii meet on Saturday evening, Aug
18th, at eight o'clock, at Mozart Hall
Important business will be transacted
A full attendance is desired Speeches
will be made.