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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

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Nav YoRK, July u.-To Eaisors
Arrangements hare been made TO obtain
advicss from Baltimore and Washington,
by boat from Baltimore to Perryville.
lSigned 49, ID. II. CRAIa.
Gold opened 6rm 81 2s5.
The report that Maj. Gen. Franklin
bad reinforced GRAFT with q, 900 troops,
and that Baldy Smith is at Baltimore,
caused II to decline 10 $50 Ats o'eiock
il was 2sl@2S2
The Eighty-feurth Regiment leaves The
eity tomorrow for Washington~~.No far
Their orders have been issze;z she
time for the departure Of the otter req
menis IL not Fixed =
The following dispatches are printed
BY The Commercial They are given for
what they are worth:
PHILADELPHIA, July IL. - The tale
graph between here and Baltimore Is
said to be interrupted, but We have Just
received = report that the combined for.
ces OF Hunter and Wallace are fighting,
and driving the rebels The Eighteenth
(Baldy Smith's) Army Corps arrived
here this morning
BALIIMoEs, July ll.--Ths Nineteenth
army eerps. from New Orleans, has ar
rived here.
NV YoEK, July live learn from
merchants the news that, after burning
vessel on Saturday OF Cape Henry,
the Florida sailed in q north sasterly d.
reetion.
Secretary Fessenden has arrived here
and il is said be will probably negotiate
With the hanks loan of SO, 900, COO
which amount is Assded for immediate
use BY Treasury
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

HAvKz DE GRACE, July II, 9 rH-
About 200 cavalry, under command of
Harry Gilmore, appeared at Magnolia
station, eighteen miles south Of this
point, on the p W. & 3. r g., and CAP
tured train from Baltimore containing
$50 passengers, By firing vclleys iato It.
which caused the train 70 stop. The 10
O'Clock express train from Baltimore also
shared the sams fate. Conductor Big
son, of the sxprsss train, was robbed Of
his watch and money, as was also the
conductor Of tho frat train. The rebels
fred the trains aad freight house at Mag
nolia, which we're Consumed On one
Of the trains which was fred the engine
was reversed and started 10 Gunpowder
bridge, for the purpose of setting Ere to
it It Is ysry probable that no damage
resulted 70 the bridge, from the fact that
there was heavy guard stationed there
TO protect il
Passengers we're Aot. so far a. learn
ed, molested, only in few cases The
rebels started in scutherly direction,
towards the residence OF Gen. CadwaIla.
der, which they parposed destroying
This no doubt has been accomplished
Passengers are arriving here in ever
kind Of vehicle, and many on horseback
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

Mills, Mrs. Coyle, Mrs DR.. Walker, OIL
to Mr.. J. P. Elliott. In the meantime
an appeal should be made to the Gov
eminent to make some provisions fol
this class of people, Of whom we may
expect large numbers to be landed here
during the summer.
The following are the names and mum
bers Of the families now in camp. A
number have been sent forward to friends
Mary Purcell, from Mississippi Julia
Ann Marble and four children, Lousi-
ana; Harriet A, Curtes and three chill
dreB, Louisiana; Margaret Smith and
three children, louisiana; C. J. Dooley,
wife and six children, Mississippi;
Amanda Milan and four children, Lou
siana; Cecilia Clark and four children,
Louisiana; Mrs. Beaver, two children
and father-in-lsw, Louisiana; Mary Dick
ems and six children, Louisiana; Tina
Simmons, Louisiana; Rachel Simmons
and seven children, Louisiana; Elizabeth
Hancock and four children, Louisiana;
VIM. Drake, of same family, brother to
Mrs. H., died July 18th, 1864; Eleanor
Williams, wife and four children, Missis-
sippi.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12


THE BtsTfsTHE CHEAPEsr.-Many of
our house and property owners have al
ready insured their property in the old
Etna Insurance Company, Of Hartford,
turning deaf ear to the syren song Of
"A very cheap insurance, sir"-"Insure
you for little or nothing, sir"-"Only
want policy fee for myself, sir. THE
Company requires no premium now;
only want your note, sir; merely one Of
the forms--yeu need never expect to
pay it, Mutual losses are very light,
now, sir" etc, etc. Greenbacks at par
are better than grAybacks at ten cents
on the dollar, and the KtnA's strong
points are grsenbaeks and good works
SIC, 500, 900 of cash already paid for loss
Is, and few more millions of the same
sort left as security FOR your policy in
the Etna. We would advise every one
not already insared to call on J. W.
Nexssn, Esq, the enterpriSing Agent
for this place, and obtain Policy with
out delay. Mr.. N. and his Companies
are sound to the core
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12
NOTICE.

s. d. II. W. ssrrH's AmEaIcAr oasaxs.-
Among the different inventions originated and
perfected BY American ingenuity during the past
.wenty years, few are more surprising than the
improvements In musical instruments, specials
In reed instruments known ~ Reed Organs, 2
Harmoniuma and Melodeoas. European taste hes
long sesmed 20 have been satisfied with the Or
gans Of Alexander and pleysl, although neither
OF these Instruments afford much varis ~ of tene,
Notwithstanding thu makers have znnlfiplied
stops and sets OF reeds and By eonseqnencs they
Organ made BY :. d. 1 II W. Saith. Boston. may
safely challenge comparison with aitheF Of them,
whether IS regards variety power aud sweetness
Of tene or cost. All reed instruments made by
the best manufacturers In this country are eon-
stracted on the same principle, Wis Of pRAvINa
the air through the reeds by an exhaustive bel
lows, instead Of FoRc NC Il through them by pow
erfoi pressnnsi and the American orKan" diff
fsrs from its competitors mainly in thTss psints:
LIST, The great and thorough nsss exercised IN
| manufacture; 3D. In the skiIlfal voicfng, giving
SITS Of reeds and ID. in the use Of g rcveEhaxa.
ting box, which adds materially TO the power oi
the Instrument without dstrim-nt 70 its delica cy
| aAd sweetness. Any person possessing musical
/ box can resdily appreciate this improvement BY
| setting IL whlle II operation on nantsl OF
| table. and then Ga large empty box or barrel
| and observing its vastly increased powsr and
richness when IN the latter position. In thsss
| thrse points-and thsy ars certainly material
| ones-is superiority claimed for the American
Organ Of Messrs. s. D. q II. " Smith over III.
reed instruments Of other makers Tbs Messrs
| smith being the most expsrieaced Read OrgAu
| makers In Bost0a, having established than.
selves in 1s52 and having at least equal facilities
with any other makers, have always kept them
selves familiar with all Improvements and iEvsn
tons in their department. ami they eonadeutl,
assert tasir "kmsrie2n Organ 20 Be unsqealisl
in voieing, sweetness and power OF tore. III
contrivancss for producing varied expraa sion
such e. the 'ttreble forton trsmolo and the swell
and thu ease with which change Of stops may b
made, render the American Organ. in skfIlfu
hands, capable Of a. much dslfcaey of expressici
and variety Of eject a. the expensive Harmoni
ums OF Alexandrs with thsir thirteen registers
and while undoabssdly far superior in durshility
is sold for lsss than half the coat The Sesnan
in England for Smiths American Organ is stead
~ increasing and IL an irretragible Preof ths
u triumph antly stands the fest of competition i
! tner own market with the most ceisbFaseS Fare
PcS1 INSTRUMENTS. 81 - sEsittaaz =
warren : oonyngto Sole gsnss Tor the sbos
ansN NAsi=ss u tais Di1tFtes. jyT sw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

Nor CohREcT. = The New Albany
Ledger, Of Friday, says the Gen. Hal
leek was robbed Of several hundred dol
lars in goods and money, while lying
at Henderson We are informed that
but one hundred dollars were stolen, but
this. es we learn, has not bssn restored,
as formerly reported.
Saturdays Ledger says the Eunboat
shelled the city for several hours. Only
two shsts we're fred, and one Of these
was a blank cartridge.
Consult the Evansville Journal more
closely, Charley.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

BALTIMORE, July I'LL A. MA re-
spectacle citizen, residing near Kings
vile, reports this morning that ; party
Of so rebel esvslry passed his house,
making TOR the railroad They cut the
telegraph wire on the turnpike as they
passed While going by the hoase Of
Mr.. Day. an enthusiastic Union citizen
residing near KingsviIle, they noticed .
Union flag flying, and some of them
stopped to burn bis barn. He made nc
resistsnee antil they attempted to tear
down his Tag, when be fred upon The
rebels and killed one Of them. Mr. Das
has not since been seen, and his fata il
80 yet unknown.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12
(By TsisEraphl
Cincinnati Markets.

gE USxrIxsATI. JAY II.
FL0uR.-aas higher BAT not active; Super
80, and Extra r..
wHEAT-Iu demand at ss92 90. but held 3
&c higher.
coRN.-Heid at % for shsllod IN bulk. with
buyers At I GOAL Il
oATs.-Quiet a. sac.
waIskr.-But limited demand; 5000 bbis
ssid At 20. s 8
MESS PoRK.-An active demand aad prices
higher; sales :. 10 bbs At ~ co. closing wlth no
SELLERS At this rate.
LARD Held az soagfo1S, with buyers al ls5j<.
BULk MEATS LOO 90 bbis sold a. IA for
shoulders, ana rs for rib sides. Tbs demand
faF bulk meats ana bacon continues light, and
prices Irregular.
CHEEsK.-firm; 1ze higher. ~s
CIR JCEkfks.-Firner; holders ssll spaFiBgly
sren at present prices. Sugar 2z126; conss 50
as hoiassss l t5e4t Is
COLI. Advanced to s14z s5, aud sflsart 10
2 509z5 S.. Exchange hrm al par. Monsy tight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

" IS
PHILADrErHIA, July LA specisl to
the Bulletin from Baltimore this after
noon sayE There is nothing reliable
about the movements Of the rebeIa
Rebel sympathixers we're at the bot
tom Of The barring Of the Governor s
Mansion.
Citizen soldiers are on duty in forii6-
cations .ss
The telegraph lines that cross the Sus-
quehana at Port Deposit, Maryland,
have all been eHtz The other wires are
all right ~
LArER-Ths break in the telegraph
wires 10 understood 20 be at Magnolia,
IL miles this aide Of Baltimore and 10
from HaFrs DsGeace, between the Bush
and Gunpowdsr Rivers. Communiea-
ton Is also cut Of. G fI
The passenger train between Havre
DeGrace and Baltimore ia reported cap
tnrsd.
LATEsr-The train was captured at
Magnolia which left Baltimore ct eight
O'Clock q s3fmfE h
Magnolia Station lie burned, and il Is
feared that the train from Philadelphia
is also captured.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

PROMOTIONS Capt. Victor Bisch has
been promoted to be Colonel Of the Sec.
ond Regiment, First Brigade, Of the In
diana Legion, rice VIM. E. Hollings.
worth, resiEnsdi and Capt. Fred. w.
Cook has been promoted to be Lieutsn-
ant Colonel Of the same regiment, vice
Lieut.. Col H. Gwathmey, resigned.
Capt Ben. H. Griffith has been pro-
NOTED to b Lieutenant Colonel Of the
Second Battalion. These are all good
appointments, and will work great good
to the Legion, which We hope to see fully
organized and filed up at once
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12
M- Copeland's SAVINGS Bank

p@r Copeland's Savings Bank
Continues to pay the highest rate
Of premium for Gold, Silver, De-
mand Notes and Kentucky Money.
Sells exchange on New York at 9
heavy discount. The highest prics
paid for Illinois, Tennessee. North
and South Carolina, Georgia, and
all other unsurrent money. Call
and see at Copeland's Savings
Bank, No. 4 First Street.
iul6t4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

New YoEK, July 1.-The Philadel-
phia Inquirsrs correspondent estimates
our loss in the 6ght at Monocaey at
1000, mostly captured after we we're
Banked. The rebel loss in killed and
wounded Is believed TO be fully as large
as our entire loss.
Col Thomas ]. Stanton has been ar.
rested BY order of Gen. Dix, at Newark,
y. j., for denounciag the Government,
and brought to this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12
new York Markets.


CoTToN.-ouiss aud very arm; l - for mid
ding Hplands.
FLo0R.-259soc bsttsr; II so3l2 % for extra
state: IS 0Oniz q for extra roaud hoop Ohio,
aud II 306l3 90 for trads bra6ds, market closing
d1il with ne buyers ct the outside quotations.
WHISKY Dali and heavy; 769i - for
state, and y II Is for we.tsrn. &@
wHEAT.-39sc better and very quiet; 2 4ot3
IS for Chicago Spring, and 4292 CO fer Mil
waukis Club.
C0RE.-Opensa -qulst, buta iittls hrnss. and
closed dull and dropping; eS3i Is for superior
70 prime nsw mixed western.
OATS Dull, at Sol o. for Canada and State,
and ] % for ssestsru. SIS
coPTEE.-Gsneraiiyh sid higher, without any
thing doiag.
EuGAR-Firm moderate demand
PETEoLEUA.-Firm; crude 81: rehasd in
bond "
WOOL.--Quiet and firm
P0Rk.-Firnsr, With active demand ~ 90 tzr
mess; SO s19s7 %. cash, and 81 1t047 90 In
reEu'A ar way, Tor rev msss.
BEKF.--Qust and firm.
LAHD.-Highsr; fair demand 1t 2oZHZz.
BUrTKR.--Littis nTuasr; s39Ss for 0hios and
SCAT for State.
M0NEr.-ActiVe. bat scarcely 20 stringent;
sterling sxehaBgs moderately setivs 81 e49l 0e
GOLD.-opensd a. IS. closing qEist At ".
GOVERNMENT sToCks.-stsady; U. :. g,
coupons, %; 5-2os, coupons, 0s1z9i et1S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

FRoM MURFREEsBoRe.-sergsant Ma
jor VIM. P. Boepple, of the One Hundred
Thirty-sixth Regiment, arrived home on
Saturday evening, having received re-
port that his wife, who has been very
sick, was dead. We are glad to learn
that the report was false, and that she is
improving.
Sergeant Beopple looks hale and
hearty, having gained some twenty-five
or thirty pounds in flesh since he went
out ITO the wars" and he represents the
balance Of tho boys in fine health and
spirits, generally.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12
Evansville wholesale ma

Evansville Wholesale Market
Business continues unsettled. and . speculAsivs
demand Scr certain articles has caused aeonsidsra-
bio advance except 10 Fieur and Provisions. IN
which there has bees but little dons.
There have been mere permits 10 ship goods TO
Ksataeky than Formerly, and our wholesale s.r-
chants have found business batter.
GOLD has takes an unaSceuntable advance and
has been extremely unsettled but closed on sAtur.
day at lee premium.
SILVER quetsbls at 1ss prsmium.
FLOUR has beeH greatly excited. and il ls dIni-
ealt 70 msks quotations. Prices have. hswsver.
materially advanced, ssd it vas held 81 Is 2B8s
50 for superfne and 50 25sO 50 for extra.
WHEAT has advanced, but quOtstiOns are not
established.
oORs ara and In demand At 81 9sal 30 for
shslied In sacks 81 lseI 20 for ear.
OATS active ssd in good dsmAndat 81.
RE arm and steady at 81 % with COED de-
msad.
WHITE BEANS ara and st saay at 81 s5ae 50
y bushel.
FkuIr v.ry IRA and havinE an upward tsn4
saey.
DRIED PEACHES 50 1894 SO.
DRIED APPLES hrasr ana sliEhtly advanced,
and are new held at 81 7S9s 90.
TIMOTHY SEED nomiaAl and not quotabls.
CLOVER sEED-koasia markes.
FLAX SEED In good demand II o. lso2 %.
POTATOES 81 vs. @@
BITTER scarce al 30935e
BACON hfmsr and higher.
HANS quiet at 2o8 61<e.
MAss PORK arn aad sesaswhat higher. aud
Is now Armly heid AZ s80n42 for old. and sss04o
for nsN
HAT firm aud in good demand at s2sa27.
SALT Ia fair demand At soc Es-
LARD nrm AHd higher, and may Be quoted 1t
10 in tiseioss Aad II in kegs.
GROCERIES, very hrE aud higher
COFFEE advAnesd % f89so for Rio.
sUGAR STEADY ans firm 1t 2sa25c. r
hoLAssKs advanced 70 81 lbNI 70.
WHISKY arm nd IN good demand at 81 20.
WOOL ara aud in demand at eo97o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

The REFUeEE CAMP-Ws paid short
visit, yesterday, to the camp Of refugees
in Blaekford's Grove. It is indeed = sad
spectacle that Is .here presented, al
though much, very much, has been dose
TO alleviate the condition of the inmates
There are about 81 persons in the camp,
Of whom 81 are women and children,
and Of the whole number all are more
or less sick, except Eve or six, and Of
these all but one or two are unable to
render assistance One man, rs years
old, died yesterday, and there is great
reason to fear several others will die.
1t is indeed sad sight to see mo-
Their and four or Eve children all lying
sick in the same tent, neither able to
help the other: but We have Haid much
has been done to relieve the distress and
ameliorate the condition Of these wretch
ed people.
Two ladies, possessed OF the true spirit
Of humanity, and with a self-sscri6c;ng
spirit as exalted as it is rare in this sci.
fish, money-making age, entered the
camp the very morning after it wa'
formed, and with heroism that surpass
es conception have devoted themselves
to this Samaritan work. Mrs. DR.. Mills
and Mrs. Capt Coyle, whose husbands
are in the service SIS officers on the qua
boat Silver Lake, voluntarily undertook
this work. ard have already so systsna
tized affairs, and go regulated the duties
that everything is conducted with 81
much system and regularity as in on
best managed hospitals From morning.
until night these two angels of mercy
forsaking their homes Of ease and com
fort, devote themselves tothsir human
work with cheerfulness, and thus far wit
excellent success Other ladies hav
rendered valuable assistance, And other
will be found willing to aid, as they ar
needed.
One man who accompanied the part
and whose children are sick, render
valuable assistance, and all who are Ab
to do anything, even to fan sick chill
seemed perfectly willisg to help, Oh
little boy We noticed sitting by lti
sick brother tanning Kim unceasing
during the entire time We were in I
camp, and we are told it is his daily Ell
ployment Among the refugees is o
old man, 50 years of age, who con,
from 6Ay miles beyond AlexAadr
Louisiana.
His son, who had long been hid
from the rebel CONSUMPTION, raised
company of Union men and join
Banks army,
After Banks retired from Alexsndl
this old mans house was burned,
property destroyed, and he and his SO
wife and two children were driven
from their homes Such is the 6end
spirit of the rebels Of Louisiana
Many articles are needed in the ca
and We hope our liberaEheartsd eitiz
will provide whatever is in their pov
Clothes, provisions and money are WI
ed, for it is impossible to get along "
out money, Persons having anything
give should send their donations to ]
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

Care MAY, July 1.-The eaptsia and
crew of'he bark Golinds, Is in all also
of the bark Berry. Is in all; also Of the
bark Greenland, Is in all; also OF the
bark Sslinda, II in all; left here at II
o'clock, to-day, for Philadelphia to be
followed by Ave of another feet. All Of
these vessels have been captured and
burned since Friday last, By the pirate
Florida, of cspes Henry and Charlea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

WAsHIS0TOs, July 1.-THE War De-
partmsnt has issued an order, eonsti-
tuting the troops Of the departments Of
North Carelina and Virgins, serving
with the Army Of the Potomac, the. 18th
eorps, and placing them snder COM
usnd Of Mel Gen Butler, TO command
the remainder Of the troops in that De-
partmsnt, wiih bis headquarters at For.
tress Monroe. Maj Gen. J. J. Reynolds
has been assigned 20 ths..conmand Of the
18th corps, as reorganized. This ar
rAngsment 10 not 10 effect Gen. Banks
IS commander Of the Gulf Department.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12
Penmanshiu.

Miss Miranda Wheeler will teach
penmanship to both girls and beys one
hour each day for one month, atthe tai
ton Of one dollar and 6fy cents each,
provided a sufficient number apply to
render it a good compensation. All who
wish to Join this class viii meet Miss
Wheeler at the Girls intermediate room
in the Upper School House, Monday July
9th, at o O. clock. A. M. iy5-d5t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

~ We are informed that among the
Delegates to the Confederate Democratic
Convention yesterday, from this city,
was a brother to guerrilla chief who
has lately been figuring in DEMONSTRATING
in Kentucky. A proper representative
Of the party.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

u. s. NAyr-MEN WAETED.-Men
wishing to enlist in this desirable branch
of the service viii do well to call on
Surgeon Mills, at Mr Hornbrook's store
on Front Street The pay Is from $l4
to $50 per month and rations There is
no marching, and always good dry
place to sleep, aud good care in case OF
sickness. A bounty of from $45 to 500
ia offered for years men.
Young mea whoslesire to enter the
service should embrace this opportunity
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

LECTURES ON SPIRITUALIsM - Frank
L. Wadsworth. will give a course Of lee
lures, on Spiritualism and subjects Gen.
neeted with the science Of living trus
aud harmonial lives, at Masonic Hall.
The first lecture will be cav ednssday
evening the 18th inst, at 5 o'clock.
JulV Q-3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

GRAND corrLLioxT PARrr. = There
viii be grand cotillion party given at
Masonic Hall tomorrow Tuesday even
ing at eight o'clock. Excellent music
will be provided, and everything calcu-
lated to make the evening pass pleasant
ly away. Tickets of admission for lady
and gentleman, one dollar.
July llth. Td2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12
SUNDAY NIGHTS
Dispatches.


NEW YoRk, July 1.-The Herald
Nsw Orleans correspondent, dating July
%, says force Of the enemy had, for
three days, been railing upon the plan
tations near Lake St. Joseph, between
Vieksburg and Matches The planta-
tons were robbed of their stock and the
farming implements and cotton we're de-
strsyed Several planters were taken
prisoners An order has been issued
sending all registered enemies beyond the
lines.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12
GOLD PENS.
O. P. Barnes's Extra Gold PEN

All pens bear my trademark, i" O. P. BAnnEs
ExTEA Low. kI.," for which have Secured the
copyright, aud warranted IL eaFats hns and
perfect In every respect. Sent by mail xprsss
te any part Of the country on receipt Of price ana
Tstsrx charges. Persons ordering will please stats
the size and style desired. whether hard or soft,
One and II the pen sheald fail to please
prove detective they will have the privilege Of
exchanging. deduction Of afteen per cent. al
lowed orders of S25 er ever, and twenty Ave
per cent on those Of 500. Literal discsunt made
10 the trade. Old pens repaired in the beat naa-
Ber for thirty-hyo cents tand aaapl each. Circu-
lars showing sizea, styles, and prices Fl WatsAes
sent FREz 70 any address. Address
q. r. BARNES,
Dealer in Gold Pens and AMERICAN WATCHES,
635 Main Street, cor. Sixth, Louisvills, KY.
mehgl'e4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

HARnssUEc, July I.-Ths Philadei.
phia, Baltimore and Washington Rail-
road 10 still intact.
A telegram from Gleu's Rock, on the
Northern Central Railroad, this after
noon states that body Of rebcl mounted
infantry and cavalry, 100 to 1900
strong, are Destroying tie road fftsen
uilss South of that place and marching
Westward. Ths rebels appear to kAvs
entered from Western Maryland and are
concentrating in the North and Eastern
parts Of the State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

s% We are frequently asked the ques-
tion-will there be an examination Of the
Female Institute, or of Col Aliens Mil
itary School, at the close of the present
term !; also, when the term closss. We
are unable TO answer either question,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-12

B9~The eleventh annual catalogue Of
Behm's Commercial College is now
ready. Students or others being entitled
to them, or who may desire any, will
call at the Journal Office fer them.