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Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04
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Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04

s6r The Thirty-6fth Kentucky Cav
airy (FederaD came into 0wensboro
yesterday as the Star Eagle passed there.
They looked as if they had experienced
some hard marching.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04
DR.. II ANpERs 4 CO.
Physicians aud Ch Hists,
Sc. as Broadway, New York.


voiu ntesrs, Attention:-For tbs De
rsngemsnts Of the systsm ineidrHts TO the ehsngs
sfdis,, Wounds, Eraptious. and exposures which
every Volunteer Is liable TO, thers are no rems-
dies 80 safe, convenient and reliable as HoLLo-
WAYS PILLS AND OINTMENT, II the read
er Of this notice cannot get box Of Pills or oint-
ment from the drug store In his place, let him
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Many dealers will not keep my medisines on hand
because they cannot make much pront As on
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Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04

ArTEsTIoS CAVALRY There will be
meeting OF the Evsnsvills cavalry
company at the Courthouse on We'd
nesday night, the 9th inst, at s 'cloeE,
for the election Of officers aud the COM
pIete organization Of the company.
Those desiring to join the company are
requested to attend and enroll their
names a Ast
The necessity OF preparing to repel
invasion this Summer is so apparent TO
all that negligence Of this duty would
10 criminal If we prepare to do our
duty we have nothing to fear. II we are
careless we will be made to suffer.
Let ell turn out on Wednesday night
who are willing tc help in saving our
city from pillage and conaagratiOn.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04

A New STooK-A SPLENDID DISPLAY.
We are pleased to notice that our sls-
CANT friend Buck, jewelsr, in Healy' $
Book Store, corner Of Main and First
streets, has just received new stock of
watches and jewelry, embracing some Of
the finest watches and richest articles Of
jewelry ever brought to this city.
Among his stock 10 a diamond breast
pin of the most sparkling beauty, and
other rare articles to match. His new
watches are magnificent, indeed, OF the
very best mAnnfacture. Mr. Buck is a
master workman as a silrersmith, is a
whole-heart-d dealer, and an accom-
pIishsd gentleman. He deserves lib
aral patronage.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04
(By Tslsgrsph.)
Cincinnati Markets.

cISczxxArI. July z
The market for all articles quiet and uas- titled
No u-e % attempt % give suOEaIIon-, excepting
HI>h said 10 limited extent At 81 IS
fLoOR-Sma sales were made At decline OF
y q T5c per b&rrel.
GRUt ERIES IN -etrIed
SUGA K b. 4 at 9fSa25c.
COFFEE z7&5oc.
GoLr ir.ssalar; 80 prenisE was paid at tn.
EXCHANGE dull.
paid in sons csses.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04

FoURTH or JrLY-Tbe celebration Of
the ever glorious Fourth Of July
by the Veteran Reserve Corps, will
be a grand sffair and will afford much
amu.ement to our ciriEeLs. There will
be a parade and artillery practice at 7
o'clock, and during the day there will be
dancing aud basket picnic At the Salt
Well.
Climbing a creased pole aud catching
sreased pig, will also be features Of
tIe day port
The admission fee to the ball room
will be 6hy-eents for each gentleman,
with any number of ladies, the proceeds
10 70 to the benefit Of the Hospital Band,
to assist them in purchasing new inslru-
'mants. We hope the turn out will be in
proportion to the importance of the oc-
casion.
The Declaration Of Independence viii
be read, and speeches will be made.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04
Important Notice to all Men Enroll
ed I'm the First District OF Indiana.

OFFICE OF TIE PlovosT AAEsEAL.l
fIRsT DIsTRIcT or lEDTAsA,
EVAssvILLE, IED., June 30, 1885.
For the purpose of perfeeting the En-
rollmeni Lists of this District, public no
tics is hereby given, that any person en-
rolled in the First District, as subject to
draft, may appear before the Board Of
EnrollmeRt at Evansville. Indiana, aDo
claim to have his name stricken of the
list if be can show to the satisfaction OF
the Board that he is not properly enroll
ed on account of
Ist, Allegiance.
End, Non-residence.
Sd, Over age.
4th, Permanent physical disability o.
such degree as TO render the persos nots
proper subject for enrolment under The
law aud regulations.
All sitizens are invited to appear be
fore the Board and give such informa-
tion in their possession as may aid in the
correction end revision thereof
Persons removing TO or from the Dis
trict will be added to or stricken from the
lists. Copies Of the Enrolment Lists oI
ibis District are now open to the exami-
nation of The public, during busines,
hours, at this office and the citizens OF
The District are invited TO cooperate
With the undersigueiin in the revision and
correction ofAhese Lists
q X uPFW
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04

B3The Journal contains all the tsle-
graphic dispatches up to o'clock this
morning.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04
New York Markets.

EEw Yoax. July >
COTTON quiet and A., =, q ss~l a "a,
atdhng Upl4Bds
10y heavy al so87Sc lower.
u 20 for esTern - . -
H4eAI ,i5i.A. ssll. .ad 2oe2ss lower; s. asa.
liked W--tean. 'A ~
"a dnii and declining At sTass for stat.
aokh dnia ard loser; Mess sit So
sabEEs gaH-f baT frla
Ut aEATS a. and frra.
bACoS--ss sdss daIl sad norlinal
~ - auli aaa iswsr a. iFs&0ls1s
bOffkk szA5Ss ftr Ut O an s7a1t2 for stata
u sAf-1 qaief a aer e ~ &c
lAcs ANGh s-ulAr ana unsettled a. 20,
g2a5. cio-ius At 10
& III hea =. sgulsF ard uasetslsd, o. enins
4 oetz : siIG eiusl : At - 9Sz5T Gofai sxu.,rt
sFeei 10 day S95.5uQ
GvNkkN n hNT STSgKs frnsr.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04

Eo1IcE.-Ten frsi-rste herders wanted
Immediately. Wagea-forty dollars per
month and rations Apply at the office
of Capt Z. X. Hopkins, C. s., .. S. A,
Loenst Street.
June 22. 1864. =. 8.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04

bG- We refer our readers to the FL
nsncisl article, following the Bank Nete
list, in this mornings Journal
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04

IA Oar readers viii be panied to
learr that Hon. James z. Blythe is lying
dangerously i'll IN this city.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04
o. s. CLAIM AGENCY.

pESsIoSss BOUNTY and ARREARS. BoCS-
= LAad and Back Pay for Soldiers. Wicoxs.
or ether lsSAl claimants. Ofae~-Third Ssrese.
ssAr A-in JOHN TENNIS, Agssk
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04
COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

I1A COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in sash uni-
vsrsal demand, Is sisds from the eAoicest ma
tsrials, is mild and emoliient in its nAtare,
frRgrshtiy scented, and extremely ssne
nciUi In Its action upen the skin. Fer ssls By
Druggists Ead Fancy Goods Dealers,
THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIKNCE OF
An INVALID,
Psblished for tbs hsnsst. ahd IS warning and
CAUTION TO foUNG MRN wko suffer fron
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood,
etc. Supplying at the same time. THE MEANS
OF SELF CURE. By ons whe has ssrsd himssiS
Asr being pat to great expense and iajury through
medical hGmbrg aRd qusekery.
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope
single copies may be had Of the suther-
NATHANIEL MATFAIR, ESQ,
Bedford. Kings County, n. 7.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04
REMOVAL
staea Cfacs RemoYa1.

TIE KvAx~YILLE AsD MT. vxEEo~
tzzs 1c- las cen Frm1sed fro- 1s
washinzton Hozss 70 The Aua~rle&s Hons. Ths
Stage = u ls~Ts daily beswssa nsvaE snd siEst
o'rlsck N
The ,o.viils Stage Eesz>s f1a AuaerEsaz zezss
On Aead 50. wsdBssdssa. - TF5Sa7s. bsszsas
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Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04

A Remedy for Piies.-It Is . Blessing to
the suffering to know that We havs an sfsctnal
cure for this truly troubIssoms disease. Mr. J.
P. Hazarde Of lea Second street. Cincinnati. o =,
takes greas pleasure in inforsing all who are
snfsring With piles that he used small qusntity
Of DR.. strskland's Pile Remedy, and II effected q
permanent care. This seems TO be the ease with
all whs make use OF this srlesdid preparation.
1t Is nsnsfscsured At Nc. East Fourth strsst,
cise.nHasi, o., and sold bY all Druggists.
Rheum matism.-No disease is so certain Q
ours by Brxndrxth'. Pills as this They sson take
ezt of the blood the particular virus upon which
all the pain depends. and the patient is eursd.
mr.. T. u. Adams, sos Twelfah Street, Nsx
York, szGssred with rhsumafisr for long psrod
He was attended By sbls physicIsns. but thsil
prescriptions were Of no avail: he vas unAbls {.
move without assistance, snd for four nonths "a
almost entirely ooufnsd 20 his BED 81 shis ve
rIo1 of bis sickness, whan hops had asd. and h
expected to b cripple fer the remainder % III
Iifs. be was rseoumsnded to uss BRANDRETH'i
| PILLS.
| Ths Hrst box evidently made hia bestsr; th
Improvement was more decided from the secsnl
hox, 4 By the tlns be had Us 4 eights D boxes
he was entirely cured Of rasnmstisn. and Ii
strength and supp'snsss Of limbs ~s's r.
stored. II u nos ever year thar this eurs ha
been az cted, and he has had ne iurn. but con
tinu-s the enioyuenr of pers-ct hszIfh. 1u3 d
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04

EEw YoRK. July "a letter from
Bermuda Hundred. dated July 1, says
that Gem. Wilson's and Kaniz's cavalry
have returned from their recent raid.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04

NFw YoRK, July 3.--Acting Treasurer
Harrington gives notice OF the withdraw.
Al of the =, 900, 900 loan from the mar,
ket
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04
G K. DREN

Captain, Provost Marshal and
President Of the Board Of Enrallme Mt.
jun30ii0
lVineennes Gazette copy two weeks
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

3. NELSON, Auctioneer. (tt.)
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-15

sAMU Ell COBURN OF CEDAR FALLS
KILLED.
IL CAMP, NEAR MRxrus, Trs,.,l
July 9th, 1864.
MEssRs. PERKINS: write few lines to
let you know Of sadscasualty which hap
pencd to one Of your former townsmen, Mr.
Samuel Coburn, Of the Grey beard regiment
He was detailed as guard on the cars Of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad. As the
train was going out, and when about IS
miles from Memphis, it was attacked by a
small band Of rebels, who lay in ambush
waiting for it. As the cars came along, the
rebels rose up from their place Of conceal
ment and fred, and Mr.. Coburn received five
shots,-onc through the head, one through
the body, and the other three in various
parts Of his person. He was brought into
Memphis, and carried to the hospital, where
he died that night, (July 5th).
Our regiment is out on scout, under
Gen. Hatch, s'and has been gone about two
weeks. am detailed at the regimental hos
pi!al as an attendant. We have few sick.
The weather is very warm at this time. The
4th was celebrated in Memphis by the firing
Of guns, and ether appropriate ceremonies.
am well, and give my respects to all.
CHAs. SAVAGE,
Co. G, I'd Iowa Cavalry.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-15
NEWS BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL,

Last night brought ING nothing new and
trustworthy about the Maryland raid. 1t is
impossible to make head or tail out OF the
confused dispatches. Down that way they
arc evidently so badly scared that they con-
not tell their situation, and We will have ia
wait till the people get cooler before we &c,
reliable intelligence. In summing up last
nights news We cannot do better than give
the following from the Time:
The intelligence by telegraph from the
scene of the Rebel Raid continues to be of a
contradictory and unsatisfactory character
Besides the ineagre dispatches doled out to
us at this point, we have, in Philadelphia
specials TO the Tribune, a gentleman from,
Frederick City says he counted the enemy
as they passed through Frederick, and they
numbered $4,000 infantry with one hundred
md forty pieces Of artillery. The Tribune
vouches for the reliability of its special cor.
respondent, and we suppose Of course that
The gentleman from Frederick City" is ere
liable and while we do not place The slight.
est degree Of confidence in his report we are
free to admit that it will do for Copperhead
croakerS to re lie on. Notwithstanding the
1lnfavorablc rumors, our gold quotation shows
a continued decline; and the TALL in the pri-
.ces Of grain and provisions indicates that the
decline is not merely arbitrary, but legti-
inato result of adequate causes.
We still incline to the belief that the peo-
pie of Baltimore and Philadelphia are the
victims Of causelcss and ridiculous panic.
Although we cannot say that "all is quiet on
The Potomac" We think we can safely revive
one of the classic military phrases of those
halcyon days when t. Young Napoleon" was
in command, and triumphantly exclaim--
Washington is safe!''
The excitement in Baltimore is said to
battle all description Evidently it is the
biggest kind Of scare.
General Grant has not reduced his force,
and the surrender Of Petersburg is hourly
expected.
-Gold in New York S2,1a.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-15

THE Worlds Washington correspondent
says :" Indications are that active move.
ments cna large scale will not be attempted
for a week or two at least The fall Of Pc
tersburs is q question of time. That time
must elapse before it can be taken. Grant
Is conducting q siege-such siege as cul.
minated SO gloriously at Nicksburg; but
then that job was far more serious than this
one. What he has made Up his mind to do,
he will do, and will not be fastened into
precipitancy and chance Of failure. Siege
guns enough to sweep Petersburg from the
face of the earth, have already been mounted.
Still, Grant may strike like lightning, and
with fatal effect somewhere else. His ways
are past finding out"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-15

being seen from the Kearsage, she delivered
another hnal broadside which did more dam
age than all the previous ones.
The white flag was then run up from the
Alabama, and boat from her approached
the Kcarsage. The firing then finally ceased.
After saving all the Een she could find,
the Kearsage took a pilot and came into
Cherbourg. arriving hero about two O'Clock,
without, it is believed, any serious damages,
although 1t viii require her some two weeks,
probably, to repair,
Thus ended. with the destruction of the
Alabama, one Of the neatest little naval bat.
ties which has occurred during the war. Let
the country rejoice, and render homage to
the gallant fellows who so CALAMITY fought
and won it. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-15
REBEL RAID INTO MARYLAND.

The telegraph columns are full of confused
and contradictory reports concerning rebe
raid into Maryland. 1t is next to impossible,
to learn anything reliable about it frern tn,
tangled mass OF dispatches, but this much
appears clear. A rebel force estimated al
the way from 90, to 40 ,0CO strong, has
penetrated into the heart of Maryland, afte,
defeating successfully Generals Hunter, ST.
gel, Sullivan and Wallace, who each with a
small force eEdeayorcd TO check the invaders.
A portion of the force has been up to within
seven miles Of Baltimore, where it burned
the residence Of Gov. Bradford. Considera-
BILE damage has been inflicted on the railroad
lines, and several trains captured, and one
on which was Major General Franklin, who
was taken prisoner. The rebels have op-
Grated extensively between Baltimore and
Washington, tearing up the roads and de-
stroyiug the telegraph lines, and at one time
tho Capital was entirely cut off from the
North but at last accounts communication
with Baltimore had been restored. The
rebels were within some six miles Of Wash
ington, and there was report that they had
attacked the Notifications Of the city and
there was still another improbable rumor that
Washington had been captured. These re-
ports, however, are contradicted by later
dispatches. We are inclined to the opinion
that this is nothing more than an extensive
cavalry raid, undertook with two fold pur-
pose: LIST to seek to draw northward por-
tien Of Grants army, and the I'd to secure
horses, cattle and supplies, Of which the reb-
els are now sadly in need. In the latter,
they may be successful but not in the for.
mer. Grant is said to attach no great impor-
lance to the movement, and pursues the even
tenor of his way just as though everything
was working satisfactorily. Tho people Of
Pennsylvania and Maryland ars thoroughly
alarmed, and the tocsin of war is heard on
every hand. Men are springing to arms
from every portion Of these States, and the
effect will be that Grant will receive rein.
fsrcements TO the amount Of 30, GO men at
least. The 18th and 10Th army corps, the
former Badly Smiths. and the latter just
from New Orleans, had arrived at Baltimore,
and ere this are after the rebs, ssand undoubt.
edly compelled them to take the back track
Lees army is now divided, and We trust that
we shall get the full benefit of his scattera.
ton policy. We ought to have men and
genoralshp enough to cut of the retreat Of
the free hooters, cut them to pieces, and re
capture their plumber. We shall probably
get some further news.6 before going to press
and if we do the gis: of it may be found under
the head of " News by Last Nights Mail"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-15

LINKESsALE," writing from Washington
to the Dubuque Iisaes, pays the following
merited compliment to our honored Congress
sional Representative
Judge Hubbard is diiigent worker, a fine
his seat. he knows what is going on most
thoroughly. lie is never caught Mapping
lie is quiet man, whose influence is rather
felt by the House than seen by outsiders,
who don't know how things are done. Hence
he is more Familiarity known by the members
than by the reporters. There are few who
have done more for their country or more for
their constituencies than Judge Hubbard
Everybody likes him.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-15
Union State Ticket.
Republican Union Congressional
Convention. 49,.

There Will be Republican Union Congressional Con
venon for the Oh District OF Iowa. held at Fort Dodge
Webster County, on Wednesday, August 3ist 1894 a,
10 O'Clock A. for the purpose of nominating cand
se to represent said District in Congress All parties
who are in favor of vigorous prosecution Of the and
of giving the Government hearty support in its erdeav
suppress the rebellion invited to send delegates
without any regard TO former political associations.
Each County will be entitled to one delegate, and one
Tor each hundred votes for Gov. Stone and
FER every fraction over forty votes cast.
c. d. RICHARDS, Chairman,
Rep Cen. CON- 9th Cong. Dist. Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-15
WHAT SHERMAN is DOING.

General Sherman sends word to Nashville
that, as result of his late fanking move
ment, which commenced Immediately after
the rcpulse at kensaw mountain, his pickets
have reached the Chattahoochce river and
are now upon its bank. Nearly the entire
rebel army has crossed the river and John
ston is endeavoring 70 make stand upon
the farther side. His prospects Of doing so
with any degree Of success are materially
weakened by the rapidity with which Shcr-
man has followed him up. 1t is valuable
result of his flank movement that he has
bagged two thousand greybacks. At every
move. of Sherman's upon the beard Johnston
loses piece The checkmate is impending.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-15

FROM the " Rebellion Record Office" AL
Broadway, New York, we have received two
little volumes expressly designed for "read
ing on the rail-" One is "Mr. and Mrs
Frank Berry," 4 tale by Thackeray the
other is entitled a Time Of UnexampIed
Prosperity" by Washington Irving. The
BOOKS are printed on clear white paper, in
large type, and will afford readers instruct
i've, substantial; and remunerative entertain
ment. Copies mailed free on receipt of price
90 cents each,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-15

The Ner Nation, organ of Gen. Fremont.
is very candid. 1t says, There Is 20 little
difference betueen this party and the Democ.
racy, that it m"sla be easy 10 adopt com
mon ticket" IN this remark II is referring
to those who met at Cleveland, and that sort
Of Democracy" which processes to hold q
Convention at Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-15
SHERIFF,S SALE,

SHERIFF,S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, lss
BLACK HAWK County,
NOTICE is hereby given that the 26th day Of July,
1884, at III o'clock, at the court house. in the vii
lage Of Waterloo and county aforesaid will be sold at
Public Auction, TO the highest bidder for cash. the fol-
lowing described real estate levied upon and taken by
virtue Of execution issued from the Office Of the Clerk
cfthe District Court within and for the County Black
Hawk, State Of Iowa, in favor OF A. II. Miller and
George Fisher and against the property of John Bar
rick and Edwin Brown, to wit: ,--.-..-.-.-t
Lots Nos al, II, 81 eleven, twelve and twentysore
In John r. Barricks subdivision of section No. G, j
seven, township No. $50 eighty nine. range No. 3)
thirteen west Of the fifth principal meridian in Black
Hawk county state of Iowa. satisfy said writ of
cution and all aceruing costs.
w. F. BROWN
Sheriff OF Black Hawk County Iowa.
Dated at the Sherih's Office, Waterloo, June 2atf,
1s64 152w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-15

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.-The bene.
fetal effects resulting from the use of this
Remedy and its extensive use for Coughs,
Colds, and Throat Affections, has brought
out many limitations, most Of which contain
injurious ingredients. The Troches have
proved their efficacy. ........
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-15
CHEAP EXCURSION TO BOSTON.

The Grand Trunk Railway Co. advertise
excursion tickets to Boston and return, at
the very Low ratio Of thirty dollars for the
round trip, berth and meals included. Fer
excursionists from this part of the country
the route will be by the Grand Trunk steam.
ers from Chicago to Sarnia, stopping six
hours at Fort Mackinaw. From Sarnia by
the Grand Trunk Railway to 0gdcnsburg or
Montreal, and by Vermont Central Line to
Boston, returning by same route.
The sale of tickets which will be sold on
ly at the Company's Agencies, PAL Main
Street, Milwaukee, and As Clark Street, Chi.
cago, vii! commence at Chicago Agency on
July 18th, and Milwaukee Agency July Goth
Tickets not not transferable, and good to re-
turn before September LIST.
Improve this opportunity as it will be the
only chance to visit friends east this season
at so low fare.
Address J. II. Whitman, General Western
Passenger Agent, P. O. Drawer $3.50, Chi
cago or E. P. Byington, Ticket Agent, Mil
waukee.