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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27
River News.

River news has played out completely.
There we're no arrivals yesterday from
any point
The D1nker,on came in from Green
River at late hour on Monday night
With all the tobacco she could carry.
She was loading for her return trip last
night and left no doubt for Rumsey
The Wamadee is about te re-enter the
Henderson trade. She left on her FIRST
trip last night $50 }
The Miami had not arrived at late
hour last evening, and We hear nothing
from her.
She will probably be in by morning,
and will be ready to leave in the after
noon. ...s ..
The Thistle, tue John T. MeCombs
and one other boat have been aground
at French Island.
The McCombs got of and returned to
louisville, and the Thistle hghtened over
ADD was due here last night
We have no news from below since
the Charmer arrived
The Catawba, Capt Hugo, leaves for
Louisville on Thursday at IL o'clock
She has just had nice new cabin put on
her here and makes quite a respectable
appearance Capt Hugo is courteous
gentleman, and will make the Catawba
worthy the patronage of shippers and
passengers.
The Palestine will be here this even.
ing from Louisville in charge of Capt
Jim Lusk with George Ashoraft and
Luce Murrell in the Office.
The neat and elegant appointments Of
the Palestine and the proverbiAl eoarte-
sy and large experience Of her accom-
plished officers commend her largely to
the patronage OF the public.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

BW-The TImeseditor desires to escape
the odibm7of those interpretations Of the
telegrapbic dispat ches relative to the
fight at Atlanta By shifting the respon-
sibiiitY. upon the foreman Of that Office
That is habit Of that truthful and pa
triotie concern If they enttust the duty
of filing in the eonnectives in the tele-
graph reports to the foreman or any 9th
err person, does that relieve them from
the responsibility? We believe that the
principal IS responsible for the acts of
its agent. No man with common brains
could posssi5lyspnt such a construction
on the dispatch without doing it delib-
erateiy, and we are glad to note that the
Times Of this city is. the only paper on
Cur exchange list that thus betrayed its
sYmpathies. We leave the community
to pass judgment on this plain betrayal
Of its sympatbies. la
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27
AnAsrs in missouri.

ST. Louis, Jaly 26.-The Lincoln and
Johnson meeting last night was very
largely attended, Speeches we're made
By Jas. II. Lane, Of Kansas, and several
other gentlemen. Strong anti-slavery
and ansi compromise resolutions were
passed.
The Democrats special says that the
upper counties have turned out very
large number Of men under Gen. Fisk's
order. Many militia hare already taken
the field
The expedition under Col. Draper re-
turned here after having been nearly
two weeks in the saddle. They killed
about one hundred guerrillas and Lost
Union soldiers.
Platte county is still reported full Of
small squads OF gHerrillas
Maj. HGgh Fullerton has been nomi-
mated for Congress IN the Ninth District
Ct Illinois
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

ST Louis, July 26.-The Democrat
St. Joseph special says Charles w. Bitta-
ker, Sergeant-at-Arms of the House Of
Representatives, and the editor of the
Savannah Plain Dealer, were arrested
BY the military authorities and placed
under bonds and paroled to appear be-
fore the Military Commission
Gen. Craig has assumed command Of
the militia Of this District.
y Col Ford's command is said to have
returned to Kansas
The expedition which left here Sun
day, has returned, and reports having
killed ten guerrillas
Several expeditions are being fitted
out here One or two leave together
More than 5000 men have already re.
sponded to Gen. Fisk's appeal The sur
plus are being sent back home
A fire occurred here last night, de-
stroying $4,000 dollars worth Of prop
erty
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

"the.s Is tide ia the ah,i-s Of men
Which taken at its food leads oR TO fortune -
Said the poet, but the tide that
is flowing towards Lyons great cloth
ing house, leads men TO the finest
bargains their fancy ever painted, ard
tho rejoicings of his customers at their
profitable purchases, are greatly in
creased by the gratuitous bestowment of
his blessing which accompanies each
sale, and is estimated, by the best judges
to De worth a spread eagle American
currency
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27
Here Is a good Chance for all Able
Bodied Men.


understand that Lieut. Commander
Fitch, Commanding 10th District Mis-
sissippi Squadron wishes men to FIJI the
compliments of his boats on the Ohio,
Cumberland, and Upper Tennessee riv-
ers. Apply quick if you want to get on
any of bis boats
The State or local bounties will be
paid the same as to the army; also the
regular Government bounty Of one, two,
or three hundred dollars.
Persons entering the navy will be cred.
tied to their respective districts or town
ships, to ell up their quotas. the same as
though they had enlisted in the army.
The pay in the navy averages from $l4
to $50 per month.
Apply on board any gupboat on the
Ohio river, tbs officers will. give all in.
formation, ,-r e,r, jy2e-2t
"a ttVE 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27
Eancy Goods.
FOR SALE.


HAVING permansnliy located IN CincInsatI.
IL and thinking we can employ eur msan IN
cur business TO good advantage. We oner for sale
iho foilewing very desitable properly Ia Evans
Tn large, two sory brick metal. roof Ware.
house stahtiafiy tuiit, with Ice cellar nIstsrn
so, &c. being 7b ~ 80 feet. ting on Locust
street aud extending from finn or canal street to
Duthsm street. Prize So 300.
The Brick ~moke-house aud Pork House on Lot
30. I, sub 10 900, y. T., earasr l. Gust and Dun
ham street Pr &c q 500 We would also sell thu
Po Heuse hxturfs iueiudiag Kettles, Lard
PFsss and frourhs. O. earsrH, Sc.
Lots Nos q aud 3, fuUipt 30 D. r, being 20
Ret front MAfksf street. with the wooden
sheds thereon Price $500 10 eafh
The Uu1leided one naifof the frame Warehouse
on lats ard 10 Block Is. E,E. being 36by 40
fset and ranul.g rough Dom Canal 70 Church
sire E. Prizes 81 ON
Lot No. 6. :. oek =, y f.. saj6luing The above
row sneloss,i, aud can De used - q salt YarA
Prise $50 10.
lot So G Boex -. =. r., = very Desirable
rrsiasfcs buiiding bot on Chestnut street. Price
% Co
n not solf hsfofs wsAnesdsy. Jniv z7th, 1894,
ths above VII be fired Vt publ suction
Terms cash-tifis unHisIutahie posseasioH
will b given Immediately. address
FcsfRR ERorHEzs,
No. "a, West second 81, Cincinnati, o.
Or appiy 20 Cvftp eopELASe. y a. Ia her,
fvaBsEii = Indiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27


BALTIMORE, July 26.-The American
has the following: The city last nigh,
was full Of exciting ramors OF rebel
movements down the Shenandoah Valley,
together with vague accounts Of disaster
to the forces under AverilL Among the
rumors prevalent were the deaths Of
Gems. Kelley, Averill and Col. MuiIigan.
The facts so far as sscertained are that
Averill, after his successful encounter
with Eirly's forces, pursued them 10 the
mountains beyond Winchester, where
Early made stand, and after heavy
fighting on Saturday aud Sunday, the
rebelsiu the meantime having been rein
forced, Averili was compelled to fall
back to Harper's Ferry, bringing with
him the forces At Bunker Hill, and eaus.
ing also the evacuation Of Martinsburg.
The rebels pursued, and yesterday oecu-
pied Mariinsburg, where they cut the
telegraph wires and commenced destroy
ing the track on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad
Our forces. according to the hest ad-
vices we could obtain, are now concen-
tra,ing at Harpsrs Ferry under Gen.
| Hunter.
The HsrdIds Washington special Of
the 18th says. Reports Of fights at At
lsnta are regarded here as highly salts
| factory and indicative of much more
substantial victory than the mere occo-
patton of that Guy woald have been.
According to official accounts reeeiv-
ed since Hood took command of the reb-
ell army, be has lost over 1900 men,
while Sherman's losses will not exceed
$500. 1t ia believed that Hood 9
army must become 80 demoralized that
the remnant can be Of little benefit to
the Confederacy, even should the main
body succeed in making their escape.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27
Cincinnati Markets.

CIscTxNATI. July 20.
FLOUR.-Held more hrmfy, UNCHANGED And
but little demand 0oQs p.
wHKAT.-hore arm, uuch8n ses and but little
demand; red so9l IS; white 10a2 10.
CORN 10 for shsllsd, and 1901 81 for ear.
OATs.-as.
RYE As.
WHISKT.-pecifned 70 l u. duT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ope; holders armsF.
0ROCERIES--Dul, aud prices unchanged.
G0LD.-2 IS
ExCHANGE--Ffrr At par and Z preunfEnn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

REPORTS AID RUKoRs.-There were
many exciting rumors rife in the city
yesterday in regard to affairs in the vi
einity Of Henderson. It was rumored
that citizen of Indiana, Copperhead,
Of course, had attempted to cross the
river TO Join the guerrillas and had been
shot by the Legion.
Another report was, that member Of
the Legion had crossed the4river to pro-
cure ice for sick man and had been
shot By the guerrilIas on the Kentucky
shore, and still anotker version of the
affair was that a conservative Demo
Graf had attempted to cross the river to
join ths guerrillas, aud that he had been
compelled to return BY the members of
the Legion, and afterwards had procured
a pistol from a boy and shot member
of the Legion. It is doubtful If either
version Of the affair is true.
LATER.-We are informed that refr-
gee named Smith had been working for
a man in Union Township, and a day or
two ago took it into bis head to cross the
river and turn guerrilla. So, yesterday
morning he went to the river and found
a son Of Mr.. John Hawkins guarding q
skiff. Smith succeeded in capturing the
pistol and the skiff from the boy, and
started to the Kentucky shore. Haw-
kins, learning the state Of the case, pur-
sued, and as Smith landed on the Ken
lucky shore commenced firing on him.
The firing was returned, and Hawkins
pursued Smith On the Kentucky shore,
and it was believed he (Hawkins) had
been killed. as firing was heard after he
LETT the, bank Of Che river. But later in
the evening he returned safe, having
been pursued and cred at by the grer-
rillas,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

CONTINENTAL AosTHLY-The Cont
mental Monthly for August is on our
table, through the courtesy of the pro-
prietors.
This is the most ably edited magazine
on the continent, and is q work that
should be in the family Of every citizen
and especially in the library of every
politician.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

L6DY's FEIgSD We have received
the August number Of this really attrac-
tive magaziney The illustrations are
numerous and elegant, including mag
nifcent steel plse engraving, entitled
" Harvest Time" and very handsome
fashion plates The Friend is pub
lished by Deacon L Peterson, 3l8 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, at - per an
mum. f4ga
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

s=5- Our citizens will be pleased to
learn that our old and esteemed fellow
citizen Capt P. G. O'Riley arrived in the
city last night in magnificent condition.
Our people will be glad to see his pleas
ant, CANAL smile upon our streets to-
day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27
GOLD PENS.
C. P. harness Extra Gold Pens.

All pens bear my srads-f.ayk, &C. p. BARSEs
ExrRA Lou, Ky" for which / have secured the
copyright, and are warranted IL csrats nne and
perfect In every respect. Sent by mail or express
to any part Of the country receipt Of price and
retzrH charges Persons ordering will please state
the size and style desired whether hard or soft,
nne or coarse and II the pen should fail 10 please
exchanging. deduction Of hftsen per cant. al
lowed on orders Of s25 or over, and twenty-five
per cent. on those OF sloo. Liberal discount made
to the trade. Old pens repaired IN the best man
ner for thirty-hEs cents tGHd staap) each. Cireu-
lars showing siEes, styles, snd prices OF Watches
sent FREE 10 any address. Address
C. 2. BARNES,
Dealer In Gold Pens and ANRRTcAx wAYrHrs,
SIS Main Street. cor. Sixth, Leuisvills, Ky.
mch2l'64
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

IRON THE SUBSCRIBER, on MONDAY
i night, shs 2Tth inst. two Work Horses One
Dark Bay. about Is hands high, in zsod order:
the other Sorrsl, when not sunbuTusd Chesnuf
sorrei With Little white near the tip CT his nose
thin in 6ssh- and i55z hands high. Both horses
wvre bArefoctsd.
a liberal reward will b given 70 any ora 70.
surning he horses, or giviEg such information
- viii esaels the ovnsr 70 get them.
T. O. GALE
eoSnsF " Third aa1 Gum Streets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27
CTTY NEWS

AN APoLoGY-The failure Of the
mailboat 10 arrive from Louisville on
Sunday, compels US to print the Journal
on a smaller sheet this morning.
Weyordsted a large supply Of paper
before the 4th Of July, bat unfortunately
had not received It before the extreme
low water set in. We hope to receive a
supply by the Palestine tonight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

AT HOWE, WoUSDED.-Major Brown,
Of the sixiy-Fifth Indiana, arrived in
this city last night from the front. We
regret to learn that the Major is suffer
ing severely from the conclusion of a
she'll which paralyzed his side and arm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

CRY LIoENsE-All persons who do
not get the license required of them by
the City Laws on aud before Monday
next, will have to pay an addition of fifty
per cent on the price of said license.
lJy26-4td1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

Pigeon Township has a credis on the
above Of fifty-6ve. Other townships
have credits Of from two to ten. The
total quota of the District is 1892.
Citizens of the District, by calling on
Capt Drew, can find out the exact quota
of their respective sub-distriOts, with the
number Of credits.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

viii the Local of the Journal inform
the public out of what house he was
kicked one night last week. Times.
Were we kicked out of any house last
week, or at any.otber time? Will you
inform thepublic Dir. Times7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

PHILADELPHIA, Jaly 26.-The Bullet
in has the following special from Wash
ingtOn: Gen. Crook met the enemy on
Saturday at Manchester and was repulsed
and driven back to Williamsport by way
of Mar.insbnrg. Gen. Crook command
ed the militia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27
GUERRIhpA oUrRAon, learn from

GUERRIhIA 0uTRAeR-We learn from
a reliable source, that on Monday night
the guerrillas made their appearance in
the vicinity of Henderson, and q number
of women, or men dressed in womeu's
clothes went to the house Of man
named Hildebrand, an honest, peacea-
BILE, hard working German, and demand
ed supper, after obtaining which they
proceeded TO break up everything des,rnct-
able about the place Such is the chiv-
airy of the prowhug thieves who are
holding high carnival in stealing and
plunderiug the people of our sister State.
sg We are indebted to Mr.. ]. Fl.
Neihouse for files Of Now York and
other Eastern papers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHrlciASs.-if yoa wish 10 purchase psre
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals st 9 small adj
sanos on Eastern Priess, SO and examine KELtsa
wHrrE's stock. whsre yen viii and every arti-
ele that Is nssded BY ths profession, and prices
vhieh cannot fail 70 ave Subtraction. Their
store IL At No. "a Main street. mAy4dkwn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27
The Quota Of the First District OF
Indiana under the Gall for SOC, 900.

Capt. Drew, Provost Marshal of this
District, received last night statement
of the quotas Of the several sub.districts
Of this District under the late call
The following are the quotas of the
townships Of Vanderburgh county. 500.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27
w. J. Lowry & Co,
- a RI y II r. .
No. First Street.

The following stocks and bonds for
sale:
First National Bank Stock.
z & C. Railroad Stock.
500 o. s. six per cent Bonds,
10-40 o. S. five per cent Bonds.
Z $40 Treasury Notes.
E. & G. Railroad Seven per cent.
Bonds.
5 per cent. Coupon Treasury Notes.
iu-25--3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

ia We have been favored by some
friend with aicopy of tbs journal of pro
ceedings Of the 9th Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the Do
cese Of Indiana, held in Christ Church,
Indianapolis, On "Wednesday and Thurs
day, June LIST and End, A. d. 1864.
The report shows the Church in Indi-
ana to be in a highly prosperous condi-
ton and the report from St Paurs
Church, Evansville, shows healthy
growth in members aud interest.
The following is the report of Rev.
Elias Birdsall, Rector
Baptisms-Adult 3 Infant 10; total
Is. Confirmed I; communicants (last
reporD IS; received 5; added 5; died l !;
removed p; present number 81; mar.
riages Z; funerals IA; Sunday School
teachers 20; scholars no Performed
services l54 times, Preached III times.
Holy Communion administered Is
times. Contributions for various pur
poses $2,5l3,09.
Bishop Uphold was President, and
Rev Elias Birdsail and W. II. Carter
Secretaries LS pzlAtl
Rev. Elias Birdsall was elected Dele
gate to the general Convention, and NJ
8. johnson Supplemental Delegate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

SsS-We are indebted to Capt T. G.
o. Riley for full Giles of late New Orleans
papers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

PorGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, July 2G.-The
following has been received here:
Wan DEPARTMENT. !
Provost Marshal Gen . Office,
Washington, July 26, 1864
To Gen. Earnsss, Mayor Of Poughkeep-
sic.
SIR-My dispatch in answer 10 your
te.sgrata of the 10Th inst should have
read: Volunteers under the present call
will be credited man for man, whether
they enlist for one, two or three years.
When they enlist for the shorter terms,
more men msy be required ut the expi-
ration Of their terms, to eeualize the
amosut Of military service among the
different States and parts Of States
! am, Sir, very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
j. b Far, Pro. M Gen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27
FOR SALE.
Earrn FOR SaIa

MY FARM or 5 ACRES, 2s OF WHICH Is
VI IN cultivation, sevels nj IS from ETansvifIs
- the Petersburg road. The hoEse Of good
sfylc, With tight rooms aud 70 Us, inst papsr-
d. good cellar. tvso eistsrn=, 80 well 81 OK
ceilsnt vatsr. Nar3 eFname tas With che C ey-
rsreeHs, shrubbery, aud ffuit tres. ARogehArd
pf more than isa tres vineyard 81 ts.o stands
and one years growth There is-s tensst h esa
aud smith shop en the preE isss wGhurgh, School
-ad Post oface P ivilexes nsar ibN A good iOoa-
Gian for physiciaa desiring easy aud prompt
pawn < practice - 49, d.
Also. fsra Of Ia aeses sYsi rafles fforA Evans.
VI e, on tbs Rsilresd, Al the first ststioa or Pc
teFsonFg rnssiuE IS acres On ecu aviation, hn< 50
meadow lands an orchSrd ef sglset frait Tres
a new and large hsra we'll filled WITH hay sud
grain Also. three tots in Evansville, Brays En-
ARA inent on Ril-y street--No's -, Is. and "a
Al Tor sa's cheap and on good time.
Apply On The premises. OF address sass ~
III RUCKER. Md.
Boz 20. Evansyt h. lad. izss
iy2l-swi-Tiues eopv ~oess. : 49,
II Mi'ch Cow Eneu re Of s.
iy2' dtf c, COPELAND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27
GROCERIES.
WHARF BOATS.
,. r. cex. ?. HvxPHsET.
COX & HUMPHREY,
Forwarding and Commission
Merchants,
And SPECIAL RAILROAD A

Aud oFENLAL AAI LhUAU AHEN IS,
Evansville, Ind.
n8- VIII make liberal cash advances on COO.
signnants OF PT0dues and febaocs TO New Yerk
sprS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

ALBANY. July 26.-The quota Of this
State under the last call for SOC, 600 men,
is stated at S9.3lS men.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

IoOsIER SYRUP Barrel cAolss
Al Syrup. FOR sale at
CABDwELL's Family
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27
GROCERIES.
pR0VTsroNSI


DROvISIoNs.-SUGAR, CURED cANvAsSEp
Hans, Clear sides, shoulders. and Beef Ton.
CUES for sale BY ktILEl 4 Co.
lyl5 No. = Main sfrVnt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

FISH!
ATACKERAL IN BaLS.. HALVES. Quar-.
~ t-Fs sHd Kits. y hite Eth Ia half barrels !,
Saiuiea, uertin<s Sc. for slie BY - 5s.fa- %
lyls REILLY &c0.
SUNDRIES! =
IG0 KEGS MHEALING. NAILS. 40 BBLs
- ~ Cement. cue tieEee Davis nsiea Beet one
cask new GnFrRats Layer Raisln-. eitrea, aud
Ia shHTgh Chssss, just reoived nd for ssle hy
Nla as sasH REILLY G co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-27

SIEKTsG or the STEAMER ID. N. Rus.
YAx-200 OR $50 LIVES Losr From
Capt p. G. O'Riley, who arrived last night
from New Orleans, we learn full psrticu-
lars Of the sinking Of the steamer d. NJ.
RunYan. The steamer James White, on
which. Capt 0'Riley came passenger,
was near by when the Runyan sunk,
and assisted in towing the cabin, filled
with passengers, ashore The Runyan
strnck snag at Fanny Bullet tow head,
fifteen miles below Greenville, at ten
o'clock on the night Of July 2lst, and
sunk 10 the hurricane deck in less than
FIVE minutes. As near as can be learn
ed, tho books Of the boat having been
burned, there were on board at
the time sixty-saven cabin, and TWEEN
ty-three deck passengers; foart hundred
and thirty-seven, officers, men and serv-
ants of tho 10Th Missouri cavalry; one
hundred and eleven mules sixty-one
horses; eight wagons three smbnlances,
aud all the camp .easipags Of the regi-
memi, and about fifty furlsughed So
diers of other regiments. Capt ORR
ley thinks at least 200 persons we're lost.
Very few Of themales or horses es-
capped as there vas not time to cut them
loose Cs akw
The guhboat Prairie Bird was below
on the way up, and hearing the sinking
boats signal hastened with commenda-
Bile speed to the relief, after dropping
her small boats to those who we're in the
water.
The passengers, officers and boat $
crew lost almost their entire baggage
The boats money and part of her book.
we're saved. All her papers we're lost.
It is impossible, from the lateness Of
the hour Mt which we receive the partic-
ulars, 70 give a full account Of the acct
dent. I