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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

New YoRK, July THE World has
information from the front stating that
Wilson's loss has been greatly exagger-
ated. Four Of his guns were recap
tured from the enemy.
Notwithstanding the rebel raid into
Maryland and the distrust of the state
Of affairs, as shown by commercial men
in the high price of gold, there is reason
TO believe that favorable military news
will soon be made known to the public.
By measures that have been taken TO
guard Pennsylvania it ia believed that
the rebels have not sufficient force to
do any material damage.
Very good neWsis expected from Shsr-
man; nothing less in fact than the cap
turs of Atlanta Military men here say
that with the loss OF Kenesaw Mountain
the rebels cannot hope to hold Atlanta,
81 there are no positions beyond the
Ohattahochie at all equal to those this
side Of It'll
Good news Is also shortly expected
from Grants army. 1t is believed that
Petersburg will soon be in our possession.
It Is well understood that nothing the
rebels can do by the way Of the shenan-
doah Valley, will induce Grant to send
any portion of his army to the defense
Of Washington.
Movements are new under way largely
reinforcing Grants army with veteran
troops from points Of less importance
than Richmond.
The Heralds Eighteenth corps cores.
pendent says: To-day Witnessed one Of
che xan.t a : n+tsna awfftfarw kattIo. oe al 4.
war Of two hours cannonading. The
rebel batteries were completely silenced,
and the gunners driven from their place
At3 o'clock, p. NJ, the rebels opened
again furiously and soon the enemy =
line Of works were envslopad in one
continuous cloud OF dust, caused by our
shells. The rebel gunners could be seen
running to the rear TO find places of safe
~ After two hours fighting every reb-
ell battery was silenced. Our batteries
have been placed with great skill and
. care so that any moment they can be
concentrated on any given point.
Our bombardmsnt of the city is stead
lily doing its work. A number of build
ings have already been destroyed.
The 1TibnHeS Washington special
sAJss IsteEsDufB ID now covered DY our
guns and were Grant to give the word
It's destruction would be the work Of but
few hours
A private letter from OF Charleston,
says: The rebel officers sent there have
been placed in comfortable quarters
where tbs rebel shells mostly do fall.
The occasion of the suspension oil
habeas corpus and the establishment oil
martial Law in Ksntucky,s is anticipa
ted trouble in enforcing the draft, and
particularly in existing slaves
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

has become household wsra sArswghont tbs
West and South; and his Vera LszsRges, in Iess
than year after their introduction, attainsd
reputation widespread a. the ssutinsnt Of
North America. But the srownlnT glory Of bis
life remains TO be STAINED in hfs latest discovery,
or rather combination; fer he dsss net claim to
have been the discoyerer Of CKDR0H, walsh IL tbs
basis OF the bitters offered to the public
That honor belongs TO the native Inhabitants Of
Central America, to whom its virtuss hare kesm
known for more than two bzndred years. Armsd
with IL, the Indian bids defiance 10 the mssi dad
~ malaria. and handles withsat fsar the NEST YEN
oHous serpents. II is q kellsf with tksm that
while there Is breath left In the body, the csdren
u potent to cure, no matter what the disease May
be-.
While DR.. Bull Is not prepared to indsrse this
sxiFaYagant pretension, he Is nevertheless salts
bed from thorough examination Of the evidences
relative TO Its virtues, that q rsmedy and pre-
tentative for ell diseases arising frsm exposure,
either 10 the changes Of weather ana climate or 70
ths masmstie infusnCes, IL stands without . RI
VAL and Justly deserves the reputation IL has
long enjoyed In Central America and tks West In
dies In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
fTrIbnna,s snecial.1

MoSooAcY, July 6.-Gens. Lew Wal
lace, Tyler and Howe are here prepa
ring for emergencies.
A part of the rebel cavalry we're driy
en- back from near Frederick to-day.
Sigel reports the whole rebel force 1000
The TTibane's Harrisburg special OF
Abs 9th says; Official information here
shows that Grant has notified the War
Department that large portion Of the
rebel army left his immediate front, and
II large portion Of Hunter force have
His advance will reach Cumberland to.
morrow morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

HARRIsRuRo, Pa, April 6th.-A dis
patsh from Chambsrsburg states that a
rebel force, supposed to be Johnson
brigade, entered Hagerstown this after
noon. The Federal force in that place
under Lieut. Mclean, after spiteful re-
s,stance, was compelled to fail back on
Gresneastle, Pa, with which place we
still lad tslegraphic communication up
TO 9 o'clock last night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
ETr,hupe,s snse,all

BALrmoRE, July 6, Top. M.-Ths B.
b o. R. R have just received intelli-
gsnse from Sandy Hook, opposits Har-
psr's Ferry, stating that not rebel is
70 be seen or heard of at Harpsrs Ferry
or in any part Of Maryland, and that it
is believed that by tomorrow morning
there viii not be one in that vicinity,
they having retreated up the valley, it ID
thought, to escape being captured by
Hunter.
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Dyspepsia.

And its attendant train ofEymptoma, IL acts msFs
like q shsFm than q medicine. There Is asthiAg
In The range Of the Malaria Msdiea, thAt fer nae.
ment bear a comparison vita IL In tkis disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant nay Be
found In the llth edition Of this o. b. DispensAfe-
~, pages 1887 and 1883.
series ef experiment "a in which Dr.. Ball has
been for years engaged, has Just bsoA brought to
successful terminal Ion, and be Ii new enabled to
offer to tho public combination Of Cedron with
other approved tonies, the whels preserved In the
best quality Of copper-distillsd Bourbon whisky,
which he Is confident has no eqaal In tke world
lie might furnish q volume Of certificates, bat
the public have long sines learned to estimate
things at their true value. The sassst plan a. for
every one to test for himself tho virtues Of new
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

One trial and you will Hsqsr use aBy others.
IL e not necessary to publish long list OF dis
eases for which the Cedron Bitters are : specific
In all diseases Of the STOMACH, bow
ELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS
In all affections Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DEHANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH OF HOWELas
In GOVT, RHEUMATISM AND EEU-
RALGIAt
And 10 FEVER AND AGUE,
II 10 destined 10 superceds all other remedies II
not only cures theas diseases, but IL PREVENTS
them. ~
A vine glass full Of tho Bittera taken "a hoar
before each meal, viii obvlate the I'll Effects Of the
most unhealthy climate, and screen the person
taking IL against disease under tho m ost trying
exposures
sold by Druggists and Grocsrs generally
De-Dr. JOHN B0LL's Prlnsipal once. Ffnh
street, Louisville, Ky.
Sold by PETER yTERLING.
febs Sole Agent, Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE.
On Third bet. Main and Lncnst SIS

THIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
is well known Throughout the country, pos
sssses Stable advantages superior to any similar
ss<aohshraent in the City, having arrangemsnts
ot the seceptisn Of private horses at livery OF the
ncss elegant and complete description, and at the
oAlages for visiting TO lot. Coaches, Light
wH@sons, sad every kind Of road vehicle to let.
< - soto On ecnMiszien. Second hand Buggys
80 - ne very lowest prices. Passenger for.
$500 % ~ RAyta e. tss country by special con.
ssssnss' RICHARDSON, BRTTTtSE q co.
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pTIRs SUpp Crpp

- 717tEes7fsb uIN0ast y the use OF
DIR. Strickiand's Pile Remeaw.
Read what q sufferer SAYS:
Mr.. J. p. Hazards lsa Second street Chain
NATL o., says he has been dreadful sufsrsr wish
Piles for long time, and has tried nearlv everv.
thing, and could obtain no relief He used about
one-fourth of pot Of DR.. Striekland's Pile Oint-
ments and IL made coHaplase cure. He advises
every one who IL suffering to try il.
Sold by all Druggists. 50 cents per pot. Manu-
tactured at No. East Fonrth street, Clncin natl,
O. Ask for STRECkLAND'S PILE REMEDY.
mhled2twly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

MO MANS NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY
IN connected with the history Of the Matsria
Medica Of the United States, or more favorabiy
known pioneer in medical discovery, THAI
that Of DR.. JOHN BULL, Of Louisville, KY. His
inimitabls preparation Of sarsapsFilla has long
stood at the head Of tbs yarsas ceaHsunds Of that
valuable drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08
@ HER0KEE INJECTION.
Compounded rram Roots, Barks and
Leaves.

CHEROKEE REMEDY, the great Taiiaw Dis
effc, all diseases Of the arinrr organs sxeA
ncoHtiasaos Of The Urfas, Iatiamatoa ef the Blad
~, fadaaatioH Of the Kidsess. hi0ns tn the Bladder
tears, Grerei, Glsss, Gonaorrhoa, and Is sspeeial
recommended ia those Of Flnor Aibus Tor ssAils
nfeaales) fhers oil The cid Haaseoss nedieisss haze
failed.
Hs-It IL prepared IN highly concentrated
toTm, the dose being from one 10 tive teaspoon.
fuls three times per day.
nS-It Is diuratic and Alternative In its action pa
rifytng and cleansing the blood causing ID TO aas
IN all It's original purity and vger thus removing
rom the system all pernieious causes whicA have
CHEROKEE INFECTION IL intend
as anaiiy aud assistant to thoCherokee n esa-
edy, aud should be used in conjunction with that
medicine in all cases of Gonnorrhesa elect Tluor
Alhus or Whites. Its effects are healing sootA-
ing and damulcent; removing al nealdiag, heat,
ehordee and pain. instead % bhe burning and al
most uncomfortable pain thai is experienced with
nearly ell the cheap qsaet Fsjscfioms
e by the use of the Cherokee Remedy
and Cherokee Im1eefA0n--the two medicines
az The same time--all improper discharged are re-.
moved, and the weakened organs are speedily re-
stored 20 full viger and strength. s.
ns-kor full particulars get our pamphlet from
any any drng store In tAe country, o. write Us and
will mail free 20 any address, fhii treatise.
Price, Cherokee Remedy, g. per bot.
tie, or three bottles fer IS.
nS-Prioe, Cherokee Infection. q per boa-
tie, or three bottles for IS.
BE Sent by express to any address, on re~ssps
ofprioe.
Hs-sold by all druggists everywhere.
DIR. w H. Mervvln q &C..
Sole ProprisseEs,
No. SO liberty Street, Nsw York
RS-Sold In Evansville by WIN. BIERB0WER,
Ahd oy all druggist everywhere. Ifeb1fdAwIy.
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sUNDRIEs.

1O0 BUSHELS CLEAN RYE;
1OO 100 Buckets Pine Tar:
Sc Barrels White Lime;
loo Pounds Carpet Chaiu;
so Pounds Staging and Tros Lines
TSercs Dried Beef;
Dozea Beef Tongues
just received a2d far sale by
my2S REILLY CO., y Main stvaas E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-08

or THE LATEST STYLES, WHICH HE Is
" selling as low rs any house in me city. The
public are invited TO cali and examine Goods and
Prices before purchasing elsewhere. He warrants
his goods 20 give satiafaction- No trouble 20
ahow goods
Msnding done FREE OF CHARGE, should
tAeg prsmatureiy give way
r. NJ. SELLMAN,
Evansvil1s. Sent IL 1ss3 as Main Street
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Nv. Seward Ia isstrogins ne Uason, Il
was folly to expect that they would a,ap
there
Mr.. Seward pereisi:l IN calling this war
an unnatural and hopeless rebellion"
Leaving out the rebellion part Of the
matter as not applicable TO us, tits the
most natural thing in the world. II Is
the very thing Mr.. Seward iabored for
through twenty 81 the hest years of his
life; and nov he has got II he ought not
10 speak OF il in such terms. He ought
10 remember, too, that 10 call a cause
hopeless does not make il 50. Surely he
cannot have forgotten his promises to
put i; dowi, first in ssxty, then in ninety,
| and, lastly, in thirty days. IL he does
moi know ii already, lei M assure him
that he.imposes or hobody bat HIS own
Yankees He anght to have learned by
this time that 5tg triA will not do. En-
ropecan see--ali the world can see that
his best general started to take this city
| seven months ago, and that, after having
lost l50, 600 men in the attempt, he is as
! far from success now as he was at fret
| No no Mr. Seward, our cause, SO far
from being hopeless, is as certain of sue
cess as the sun is Of rising to- morrow.
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fay- SPECIAL NoTIcE.-WIll be added to
our auction sale TO MORROW
81 sacks SALT,
barrelS Ora c'uLATED SUGAR,
$40 PAIRS WOOL ca RDS, extra quality;
dozen OLD JAMAICA Rum,
POO pair CHILDREN'S LEATHER SHOES
and dAIILhS,
81 paIIs MIN > FRENCH CALI EpOf3,
p raiT, MN 5 BALMohAI SHok5,
2 1U1 choice CUBA CIGARS,
10 dozen LADIES CASHMERE GAUNT-
LET'S
pieas BLACK BOadBAZTSE.
so gross PELICAN GiiI COAT BUTTONS
20 gross PELICAN GILT VEST But TtJ1,S 5,
IS gross PALMETTO GILT JACKET But
I0NS
100 DOZEN MEMS BROWN HALF HOSE,
/ LINK FUR CAPE,
elegant NEI.N III CLOAK, &c, sc.
LLLEIT, BELL & FOX,
de Is AuctioneeT5.
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DIED.

Al Hill-horoueh, King William county, on the
30th Of November, OF diptheIia, MAGGIE 4
daughter Of John and Charlotte T.. .tarke, aged
two years, eleven months and nineteen days. .
"Sufrer little children, and forbid them not, to
come unto me, for OF such Is the kingdom OF
Heaven
City papers please copy.
On Tuesday morning, at 2 o'clorh, at his resi-
denee, Il. Il. HOMES, In the forty first year of his
age.
His friends and those of his family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral at the First lap
tit Church Or Burrowss) at 10 O'Clock THIS
"wednesday MORNING.
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EARM, OF THREE HUNDRED AND

SEVENTY ACRES, ADJOINING PoWHA-
TAN STATION, ON THE DANyILLE RAIL
ROAD, WITH IMPROVEMENTS, FOR SALE
PRIVATELY We offer for sale, privately, thu
FARM, at Powhatan station, on the Dallyille raft
road, formerly owned by DR. II. N, Hudson con-
tanning three hundred and seventy acres--one hun
dred and seventy-fve cleared, hundred in orig-
nal growth, and the balance in second growth pines
The improvements are IA dwelling with nine rooms
Including basement large barn; stable room for
fifteen horses; large kitchen; three quarters; large
corn crib, snokehouSe, ice house and school-house
Thirty bushels of winter oats and sixteen bushels of
wheat have been seeded the farm. For terms
&c, apply to GRUBBS' Il WILLIAMS,
de l3-ts AuctioaeeTs.
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EXECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE

IL LAND.--Will be sold, on the premises, on the
l5TH OF DECEMBER next, the FARM OF the late
Is. B Wright, ST., deceased, lying in Caroline
county, on the Mattaponi river, four miles from a
depot on the Richmond and Fredericksburg rail-
road, containing five hundred and fifty acres.
There is on this farm an abundance OF wood and
timber, and the cleared land is in high state OF
cultivation it has on it an excellent and almost
new dwelling, containing eight rooms besides the
basement; also, all necessary out-houses, mostly
SO good an opportunity is seldom offered for IN
yestrnent. Persons who desire it examine the
farm by calling me at the place
AT the same time aud place will be sold all the
PERISiIABLE PROPERTY, consisting of Stock
Crops, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming
indictments &c. CHARLES WRIGHT,
no 29-l5ts Executor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a. SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Will be added to
our auction sale, on THURSDAY, the 18th in
slant, beginning promptly IL O'Clock, invoice of
SHOES,
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS,
VESTS,
PANTS,
JACKETS,
hERSEYS,
LADIES' HOSE,
GREY BLANhET5,
STRIPED BLANKETS,
clue BLANKETS,
10 boxes OLD TURPEGTINE SOAP, &c.
TARDY & WILLIAMS,
de A-2t Auctl0neeFs.
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TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS RE

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
/ WABD.--Left our factory, on last Saturday
morning, NEGRO MAN, namad DICK TO1TY,
formerly the property of Mr.. b. W. Totty. Said
negro Is of gingerbread color, swaggers in walk
ing, speaks quickly when spoken TO, and is about
five feet eight ten inches high. The above
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or for any information which may lead to his
very. CHILDREY q JONES, Tobacconists,
Main street, bsSkeen Twenty-third and
de l0-lws Twenty-fourth.
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REAL ESTA TIE FOR SALE.

DRAINED DWELLING, WITH TWO
ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED, IN ASH
LAND FOR SALE PRIVAFELY.-we offer tor
sale, privately, the property above described. The
house contains five rooms, with kitchen with two
rooms now occupied by William F. Pumphrey.-
The buildings are in good repair. Possession viii
be given on the LIST Of February next For terms,
apply to GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
de- 4-and3t
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RUNA VA Us.

DAN AWAY from the Richmond and
h Dsnviiic Railroad Company the following
named NEGRO MEN PAUL, slave OF ". III. Cook,
Campbell county, Virginia, and TOM, slave OF ".
A. Harris, Lunenburg county, Virginia The usual
reward will be paid for their delivery 10 agent OF
the company confinement in any Jail where the
company can get them. Paul Is twenty flour years
old, six ieet high, dark complexion; Tom is eght
years old, five feet inches high. black complexion
CHARLES u. TALCGTT,
de l4-lw superintendent
Richmond Examiner and Lynchburg Virginian
INV 0r-
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BY Robinson, Adams & Co., Auctoneers,
corner of Ninth and Main streets)
WE WILL OFFER, ON FRIDAY
w NEXT, at 10 O'clock A NJ, a large and at
tractive lot of
DOMESTICS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c,
as follows:
DOMESTICS
25 bales Al Augusta Sheetngs,
5 bales IS Augusta Sheetings,
20 bales rs OsnabuTgs,
) bales Tweeds,
II bales Cotton Yarns, No. 6 to IA
GROCERIES, &c.
10 cases Sugar,
bags Pepper,
20 cases Starch,
SO barrels Fish (mullets)
with general assortment OF Groceries.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Lot of Boots, Shoes, Brogans,
dozen French Calfskins.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
1 lot Drugs, Medicines, &c.
ALSO,
A set of superior Surgical Instruments, embracing
l large and small Spectrum,
pair Hodges's Long Forceps improved
Style,
veclis,
l Lever,
Atmospheric Cupping set and Piston,
with general assortment of other Goods.
A more full and complete list will be given on
morning OF sale.
Parties wishing to avail themselves of this sale
will please send in their goods early.
ROBINSON, ADAMS & co,
de Is Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALEA
Br n,lett. nell Z Fox, Anetlenesrs

By Esiett, Bell fox, AnctiSnssfs'
A UcTIoN SALE OF CONSIGN.
~ MENTs OF DRY GOODS, okoeEkIE5,
SHOES, &c On WEDNESDAY, the ifth o. De
esanber will sell ut anctiol, without reserve
variety Of merchandise. 10 close ccilsignmeits' con-
sistinc IN part of the following got is, vz:
7 eases q, 500 pars| Cotton Cards,
ease Diamond-pointed Filleting tCard eio-
thing,
200 pouads English Tacks,
eases Beached Long Cloths
cases Nader and b. and w. Prints,
2j bales IS and "A Brown Cottons,
10 bales Brown Drills,
10 pieces 81 and ia fulled Cloths,
40 dozen Mems MerieSshirts,
SO dozen Huckaback keis,
so dozen Men, Cotton Hall -Hose,
3 cases Bone Buttons, ss
! 600 gross Pearl Buttons,
3 cases Spool Cottons,
20 pieces Black and Fancy Bonnet Ribbons,
10 pieces White Ed Bel,
20 pieces English Cottsaade,
80 pieces Striped Domestic,
10 pieces Gray Cassimeres,
90 chests Black Tea,
so pairs Ladies' Leather Caters,
90 pairs Mems do. do.
loo reams English Letter and Cap Paper,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-14
MARRIED

On the sth instant, the residence Of the bride
father, by the Rev Moses ID U09e, u. u Dr. ED
WARD II TOONE, OF Clarksviile. Virginia, and
RUTH AEANE, fourth daughter OF Captain John
M Sheppard, Jr, OF this city.
New York News please copy.