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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
DsssIs Of sturgs.'s E1psaisisn,


MEMPHIS, June IA. - Considerable
bodies Of missing infantry Of Sturgis's
expedition are constantly coming In and
our loss viii probably be cut down 70
less than | 900 all told. BY tonight the
casualties will be pretty correctly re-
ported. Some officers blame Sturgis aud
say bis management was bad. This will
probably be investigated All concur in
stating that the men fought With desper-
alton, the negro troops especially, but
they fell into confusion, and their am-
munition becoming exhausted caused
panic.
1t is reported the rebel force which
Sturgis encountered was ca rouss 10
Johuston's army, when they received
information Of fitting out Of this sxpe-
dition and turned about 10 defea, il
ST. LouIs, June l5.-Memphis advices
OF the 18th, contain further accounts oE
the engagement near Gnntowu, Missis-
sippi. The troops comprising this en-
petition were two brigadss of cavalry
under Grierson, two brigades of infantrT.
/ one company of the LIST Illinois light ar
/ tillery and two regiments.of colored in
fantry, ell under commsnd Of General
\ Sturgis Citizens report Kirby Smith
in command Of the enemy, assisted BY
Forrest, Roddy and Lee. Forrest is
said to have started his entire command
for Georgia, but turned them upon learn.
ing Of the advance Of our forces. Our
troops are said 10 have fought With des-
perats valor. Qua OF eighteen pieces OF
artillery four only were brought OF
About two hundred negroes we're taken,
and . greater portion of our wounded
fell into the hands Of the enemy. The
ensmy's cavalry pursued our forces 70
Collisrsville.
Our loss in killed, wounded and cap
tured, probably exceeds 1000. The en-
eny's loss is supposed TO be considers
bic, though not so large as ours We
have no definite information 10 regard
to casualties Col Humphrey, 95th Hi
nois, Is reported killed, and Col. Waring
4th Missouri. severely wounded
II Advices from the northern border o
Arkansas represent sad state Of al
. fairs, the country being entirely destitute
Of provisions and forage.
Shelby and command are reported q
Basesvills, en- FoEfe for Missouri.
Siekles and staff arrived at Little Roe
on the 5th. He left for Vieksburg o.
the 10th.
The reported capture and butchery c
the refugee train which left Batesville o.
a the evacuation of our troops, mention Q
: which has been made aud contradictec
= is reathrned by parties who arrived Der
8 direct from Batesviile. Seventy me
) aud four women were slaughtered, an
the remaining women and children LEI
: on the road in helpless condition an
J. treated in the most cruel and barbarou
= manner
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
New York narkels.

Nav TozK. Juss IS
Ioffoh In limited suPpiys and market excited
and es7e AigAsr 81 sissi = far abdallsS Up
FLOUR - State and western shaae nssnsr
With fair demand az s. 5ossT IS for Supsrans
stats, s. 7o1S7 81 for Extrz STATE, ssa&s os fss
cheiez Dc, 81 s08s7 70 fer saperhas wsst.Fa.
y ass3ss p for eoWmon 70 me4iEm Extra West
err, s. A8ts IS for eonnea 70 good shipping
hfands Extra n o., Aaa S 5a.ss9 IS for traas
hrsaas. EsASklnE eieslnE steady. czEadiAa Flour
sstssr' A. y so9S3s Ter eommen, aud 81 60
y = FER good % eh0ios extra I've Flour qnieg
corn-asal quiet, htmsr. snd without dscidsA
change 81 sstssl IS for state. and O. 1sasI -
toE Nsstsrns closing With aaiss e latter At 81 ST.
WHEAT ie better. and in mod-rafs supply
Siih good sxPort demand. 81 TscsI s4 Ter ! III.
cage spFinE, 81 Ts,ssl 81 IaF aHwaakas Cub,
81 s57sl - for ARbeE Miiwankss. 81 sssssI 81
fF Water Bed wstsrs. 81 y fer Anhsr hichl-
EAa. 81 - for CAnsfiaa C1ub, AEd 81 sta1si -
for wtstsF. Issindsi Ia the s4iss arr So 90 bask
AmbeF Milwaukee AZ 81 s5getI 81 Il arrive
- qglst aaa arm At 81 7esssl Is.
EAkASf quiet asa steady.
BARLEY MALT hrn aasi soagl e..
COIN qaiet and rather Hzsra STEADY 81 4ssa
81 a. fsF Kew MiEea Western.
OATS rather more aetiss 81 se3<8s0i<e for
csaSdian, ss89o3se for st-sss and slgsi55s foF
PETROLEUM Irregular cruas ssssasss; Re-
fBsd. In bad. esacso.
foEk excited and rapidly adssaeinE, the i'm.
prsrsmtnt havisg bssn fallY 81 3 per hri ga Nsw
Mas. ssss8s2s ~ fog Ness, 50 fes old Do ard
So 50ass1s s7tS fsr N~w de-; S3sass90 IS cor
uiA aad Nsw Fflnse. and s3ssss3s 50 f0r Fnme
@sss sew Me.s, Iuly. sellers eptien, 8sT
HSEF very hr@ Al o. s. for Mass, care fer
Friue, SIS a@asls 20 fsF Reraskea Mesa, and 81
ass = for EItra Mess; Psias Ness Beef qniss
Al szs8Sso. Beef MANS saist aad discharged.
CIT MATS very ARA I1astz5Ss kr shoal.
dsrs. aha lsai5tfc fsr Hams
BACON sfDEs suil sad nemlnaf.
LAID er0sF at s5<gisite.
BUTTEk steady. viii q fair demand Al 2Ataaae
fer ohia, Aad s3sss1c far ssass
CmEKsE steady al ieaiss for eommon 10
prime.
MoNEr m8Fs active sna Arm Al car per cent
ehIenY a. the latter rate foe Cali LaMaa
sTkRLfNG VIGILANCE saist and steady at
10 foF geld Snt hrst-elass bills.
GOLD Fslss gate ateAdY-opsalBE al 80. ad-
rsaefnk 20 81 and closing stsAsy At sest
GOVERNMENT STOCKS wlthent dr~lsaa
ehAnks; Z. :. Sizes IF ISL. eaapons. lis3<aiIs.
FssssTasniies, eaugous, faos4ia5Ss $50 rrsa-
suFy Notes. October aud April. IoTss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
JOURNAL OTVIcE.

JOB wORK,-Ths Journal once Is furnished
with fall assortment Of nsv sad bsAatifai typ,
Of the latest styles and Is fully prepared to exc
suts as bsndsoms work as can b done in the
State, such a. LETrKE- HEADs, BiLE-HEADs,
HEADIsss, CIEevLlEs, BUnsEl oAsDs, BALI
TICKETS, sHrPpISs-Bnaa, PssTKEs, &C., Ae., sithsT
In plain or fancy ooiors.
Our BIEDERT.-ws have In sonnsetIon with
this onios one Of the best BOOK BIHDEETEs and
BLANK BOOK MAEUTACTUEIEsin this State,
and are prepared to De nsEus and srEorzs as DE-
sired. Magazines. Periodicals, a., bssad In any
Styis required, and old books rs-bsund at short
notice. Lsdgsrs, Journals and bIaak books, fVr
Railroads. Steamboats,, BaAkinE Houses, Her
chants, re-, Manufactured on a. reasonable terms
- any other establishment.
All work done tthn Ores viii be desc pTozpt-
u, asd will be ,aady when prsmhsd.
EVANSVILLE JoUEEAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

Eallandf CHAINS speech at Hnnaflton.
CixcrxxArI, June f5.-Vsi.audighzu
made his appearance at the Democratic
District Convention held at Hamilton
today with apparent sarpriss TO the
larger portion oitlIs assembly. be was
received With great enthusiasm he
spoke briefly from written document,
narrating bis arrest and defending his
action. He said the assertion Of the
President that he was arrested because
be labosed with some effect TO prevent
raising troops and encouraged desertien
-from the army, or had disobeyed or failed
70 counsel obedience to lawful an
thoriky was absolutely false. He ap-
peaIed for prooft0 every speech be had
made and to the record Of the military
commissioner By trial Aad sentence Of
which be was banished. Tke said offence
laid to ny charge was words Of criticism
OF the public policy Of the administration
addressed to open political meetings Of
ny fellow citizens
Eor mere than one year no public man
bad been arrested, no newspaper had
been suppressed, within the State, for its
expression Of public opinion, while hun
dreds in pablie assemblies, and through
the press, With license and violence
which never INDUCED. criticised aud
condemned the acts and policy Of the
Administration, denounced war, main
tanning even the propriety OF reeogniz-
ing the Southern Confederaey. do not
mean any longer to be the only man Of
the party who is to Be the victim OF ar
bitrary power II Abraham Lincoln
seeks my life, let him so declare. But
be shsIl net again restrain me Of my
liberty, except upon due pro
cess Of las. he denounced Order 80,
under which he was arrested, and said
d vas against the Constitution and laws.
and without validity, and all prossrn-
tons under it we're null and void
The time has arrived when it becomes
me, asa citizen Of Ohio and Of the Uni
ted se,es, to demand, and By my own
act vindieate my rights, liberties and
privileges, which / never forfeited, but
Of which sor 50 many months | have
been deprived He rsittsrates bis right
TO criticize the acts Of the Administra-
ton. He cautioned his poliaesl friends
against any acts Of violence on his ac-
count bat advised none to shirk from
any responsibility however urgent, If
forced upon them. Vallandigham was
accompanied to the depot by an enthusi-
astic crowd, and will arrive at Dayton
tonight, where, il is understood, will
make another speech The Convention
slseted Eallandigham = delegate to the
Chicago Convention.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Markets.

CSxaHNzATI. 1aAs IS.
FLOUR In modrrats demsna. and market arm
hdpsEhns IN good deEaAnd a s. IS
81 50.
CORN dali, and prices nominal
OATS dali ~ sic
WHISKY .etiss- aad prices higher; sales q
! &c brts a. 81 i
Mass PORK saszased to So vita sales Il
100 brls; holders sskisg So a. the eis-e
BULK MEATS hrn shea asrs lIs.s; sides
izt<al8s
LAID quiet AHd unchanged
50 kkl Is arm, nth FAIR Jshhlng damaua
ssgsr lse 2ri AelAssea 81 oassI % cosss Il
GoID e6saae
EXCHANGE steady
MONEY tight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

KIDEAPPED.-Silyerthorn, the good
looking local Of the Evansville Journal,
was on Saturday kidnapped at Evans
vile and forcibly taken aboard the
steamer Tarascon and carried to Hen
derson. There was a pleasure party on
the boat, and as "Silvsr" is as lively a.
bag full of feas. be was not losg in
reeonciling himself 70 his sad fate. 1t
is a good thing TO be kidnapped By
dozen or more good looking girls, and
lucky fellow Is Silverthorn in thus being
captured.-Nesc Albany Ledger.
1t does very we'll to talk 90, Charley,
but it is awful trying on the nerves Of
modest young man like oursslf TO be
thus arbitrarily arrested, and abducted,
yet were you to ses the fair damsels
that procured our abduction, you would
think they were a beyJ Of angels, and
you would not be much IN error either.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

VIcToRs SOUTHERN Rendition "A
further examination Of this rapidly sell
ing work convinces us that il is one that
should be in every library. Being writ
ten by Frenchman, who has hsd ample
opportunity to aeqaaint himself with the
history Of the times, IL may be consid-
cred an impartial work, giving the docu-
ments and reports Of both sides The
agent is busily canvassing the city, and
is meeting with fine success.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
River aad weather.

PITTsBCRS, June l5-M-River four
feet three inches by pier mark, and fall
lag- Weather clear aud pleasant
CINCINNATI, June l5.-The river has
fallen ten inches Weather clear. Thsr-
mometer is, barometer 29' so.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

TIE 14TH IsDIAEA.--Ths remnant Of
this glorious old regimsnt arrived at In
dianapoiis on Monday night, and will be
mustered on. at once. We may look for
the Indiana boys tonight, and fitting
reception should be prepared for them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
The VERY LATEST
TELE r. a PHI.
CONGRESSIONAL.


WAsHSGros, June IS.
SESATE-The bill repeating the fagi-
tive slave law, passed By the House, was
called up By Mr.. Sumner.
Mr.. Powell moved to refer the bill to
the Judiciary committee Lost--22 70
H.
Mr. Sumner moved to refer the bill to
the select committee on Slavery. Car
risd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

NEw YoRK, June i5-Ths Posfs
Washington special says: Congress will
probably adjourn about the 30th Of June.
The Communication Clause will not be
repealed till next December and per-
haps not at all Private adyiees from
the front are encouraging.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

ga We are indebted to Nick John
ston, the genial second Clerk Of the
Brilliant for New Orleans papers of the
7th inst
Also to Mr.. Judge Of the Liberty No.
., and 20 Frank Bsnksmith Of the TArs-
con for latest New Albany papers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

HARrERs wrEKLY-we are indebted
to John II. Scott, periodical and news
dealer, Second street, for Harper's
Magazine for Saturday, the 18th Of
June, also Frank Leslie's illustrated
for the same date. They are both highly
interesting.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

bds- The son Of Emanuel Gumberts
who Joined the both regiment Of 100
day men and was severely wounded at
indianapolis, by guard in the early part
Of Nays recovering slowly. We are
very glad 10 hear it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

CINCINNATI, June I5.-vallandirhan
arrived at Dayton at halEpast 5 o'clock,
and proceeded Immediately to his resi-
denes. There was no demonstration.
Runners were curren. that soon after his
arrival he had taken the night train for
Toledo, bat subsequently it was an
nounced that be would deliver public
speech tomorrow. There is considera-
bic apprehension of trouble at Dayton,
and the people are very much excited.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

cara post-offcs has been established
at Armstrong Cross Roads, Armstrong
township, this county, and Balthus
Meyer appointed Postmaster. Its Off
cial name is Armstrong. This mail that
supplies it goes out on Thursday morn
ing early and returns the same evening
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYE HAIR DYEH
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Ia the Best IN the WorIdl The only
Harmless, True, and Reliable Dye
KnotcH.
This splendid Hair Dye Il Psrsset-ehangss Red
eusty Or GREY Hair, instantly to . Glossy Black
~ Natural Brown, without Isjuring the Hair or
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair sen and
Bssaafsi; imparts fsssh vitality, frssusHtiy re-
storing its pristine eoIor, and rsetihss the III
s9Scts Of Bad Dyss- The Gsnuine IL signsd WILL
LIAM A. BATCHELoR, all others are mere INF
tstfoas. and shoula be avoided. Sold By 81
Druggists, As. Eaet0ry-s2 Barclay strsst, y.
BATCHELoR's NEW TOILET CREAM FoE
DRESSING TIE HAIR IyIodwly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

re- Squads of thieving guerrillas are
rowing through the lower parts of Nell
son County, Ky, with none to resist or
oppose them. They are seen on every
road almost every day. A small force,
stationed at New Haven, would afford
CREST protection to the people,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

n8- A few more elegant light-cOlored
Spring Suits, and large lot of hne
Navy Flannel Suits, just received at
LYONS. He has now on hand the larg-
est stock of fine well-made Linen Suits
TO be found in :he West, and always
sells goods at uniform, reasonable rates.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

WASTHD-A partner with lhrse to four
hundred dollars capital to go into the
exploitation Of an entirely new patented
invention which win clear 400 per cent
on the capital invested. Enquire at the
store Of yautier & larconier, 80 Main
street, from 9 to BAN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

ARsmsdy for the PiIes<-It Is bisss-
Tag % the suffering to know that re have an
sfsetaal cure for this truly Troublesome disease.
Mr.. ). p. Hazards, Of I8 sseonI Street, einein-
natf, Ohio, takes great pleasure in informing all
who are suassing with piles that he assd a small
quantity Of Dr.. striskiaHd's Pile Rsmsdy, and It
Affected permanent cure. This seems 70 b the
sass With al Who naks use Of this spisndii pre-
p.rssloa. II Is nan asAetarsd :. No. Hast fouTth
street. Ciselnnssi. o., EBd sold ~ ali druggists.
fal -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
GOLD PENS.


All pens bear my trade usark, &C. p. BARSns
ExrRA Lor.. kI.," for which I hare se>ursd the
copyright, and warranted ls sarsss hns and
perfect In every respect. Sent by mail or express
to any part Of ths country receipt Of price ana
rstErH charges Persons ordering vii Plsass stats
the sixe aud style desired. whether hard or sen,
hne or coarse and n the pen skoala all - pleaes
prove detective, they viii have the privilege ef
exchanging. deduction 81 afseeH per est al
lowed on orders OF SIS or over. and twenty-five
per cent. on those Of sioo Liberal diassnRt made
ner for thirty ave Eenta gamd marspl each Cirwu-
lars showing sises, styles, and priees Of watehss
sent FREk 10 any address. Address
c. P. RAREnS.
Dealer IN Gold Pens and AMxRIcAs wArenxs,
SIS Main Street, cor. sixth, Lezisvilis, Ey.
mch2l'6f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16

LoUIsvtLLE, June l5.-Gen BurbridEe
telegraphs Lieut. Col Fairleigh, com
manding this Post, tha, NorganH forces
are 30 scattered and demoraiized that no
further trouble need be apprehsnded
FROM them
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-16
STRAY.

DAN AWAY on Sunday evening, June lssA.
N horse, color not known, but supposed 10 h
bay; had cotton rope around his neck Any
person who may have taken up said horsa. or can
give Information where he may be found, viii b
literally rewarded by applying at Cox Hum
phrey's upper wharf boat. When last seen the
said horse was near the Arthsr u. johnson Place.
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