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Now that the rebel raid into Maryland is
ogcr, apparently, by the uudisturbcd with
urawal Of the rebels with their entire plum.
der, II is time for the people of the North to
feel and declare that the whole affair from
beginning to end is deeply humiliating and
disgraceful to the Government and to the
Northern people, especially to those Of the
States Immediately threatened. It is humili.
ating to the Government, for had the draft
been adequately enforced throughout the
Eastern States, and especially in the State Of
Pennsylvania, rs it should have been, the In
Vasicn would not have occurred, or II at
tempted would have been met in such force
as 10 have made 1t rebel disaster instead OF
Triumph. It is disgraceful to the Northern
people, because within twelve hours travel
OF The Invaders were population exceeding
that OF the entire rebel Contederacy. The
rebels, after defeating Hunter, sieel
and Sullivan, the former commanding prob
ably 10000, the two lat.er but fou9
or five thousand, cross i-+v MAJ,
land, lcisuro,y a-a deliberately. With
ecos0fui contempt OF our means Of opposing
them, which indicates either knowledge Of
the inadeYuacY OF our force, or q reckless dis
1e.ard Of danger, Of which We ought to have
aytiled ourselves to make them suffer 70
.hsir impudcnt temerity, they no sooner eet
,nto Maryland than they apparently separate
In I'll directions tor plumber and rapine.
Tbre sr four hundred cavalry make feint
upon the Washington intrenchments an-
othejei}hty capture train between BaltI-
NOR id Havre de Grace. Railroad and
Eelergn gnlc communication with the North ia
lcy.r4 and kept, so while for FIVE da's
hsrfho1e infantry and cavalry are plum.
dei,} unpursued and undisturbed the farm
es Maryland. From the immense State Of
1'sq 1vania, it is stated that but two resl-
memove, and those are blacks. In New
3othe first two Or three days are spent in
defining which regiments shall 60. By the
tj1his Is deter1nir:d, none are needed.
VI the rebe's are On the advance, CORES.
pol fnts izilame the country by stating their
nI.:rs " reliably" at 45 900, Nosooner do
.tb7ebels withdraw than they disgust the
cdt1y by reducing the figure to 10000. We
sl still endeavor, ont Of decent self-re-.
s,it, to believe the force to be as large As
p1ibIe. But neither the cause Of the ma
III, our reputation for courage. nor the
chit of the administration will suffer, If
Il war develops NO more such triumphs as
Re wouwhen these horse thieves quietly em-
f,rk for the south aide Ct the Potomac.
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One Of the Oldest apprentices Of Aquila
Adams, the machine builder at South Boston.
reading the Presidents call for three months
men, made up his mind to respond. He
vent to bis father, J. E; Hawes, and obtained
rs eonsent[then + to hls employer, who no.
and on your return your place shall be open
to you again" Young franklin soon com.
municated his purpose to five other appren-
tices In Mr.. Adams establishment, the result
Of which was they all resolved to accompany
him, and all received from Mr.. Adams the
came patriotic and generous offer. AS they
retired from the office, on their way to the
enlistment Office, Mr. A. said to his foreman,
"there goes six Of the best apprentices ev.
er had-Ehenever they return they shall have
their. places again" ," Such an example is
worthy Of the most extensive imitation.
Who will 20 and do likewise? This little
band of volunteers 60 tomorrow to the
'front.'
Several Of the clerks Of Hovey & Company,
d firm well known for Its loyalty and patri-
otiem, have enlisted Under the last cali, the
firm insuring them their respective positions
again on fetufD.H
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#lsrellaneuua.
DR. EAsTERLY's
IODINE AND SARSAPARlLLA.

This is the only medicine that win cu.a dissasas
arising tom an tmpure state Of the blood. VIZ:
scrofuIa, or Kings EVIL, Cancers, TN
NOR, Erupttons OF the Skin, ErystPe.
las, Chronic Sore Eyes, RinGvorm or
letter. scald Head, Old Sores, Reser
Sores, SwelllRgY OF the Glands, Lepro.
~, White Swelllngs, Piles, Blotches,
Boils, Plmplcs on the Face, Goitree
Rheumat1an,D Dropsy or GrAvsl, Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia, Nervous Adeer
tons, General Debility, all ChToaxe
diseases . and all diseases arising ffon2
the use of Mercury.
ThL medicine combines Ia a htgh'y concentrated
Stats the tluld bx.rsct OF 3ARSA ~ AR11LA this
HoA91Ias Root ELLOH Do &, r1LL1NaIA and
valuable yesetabl, purifying h1tfaer5. prepared By
Chea lcAl process. tu render tho pfeparA-
Ion the m1st tfacAcious remedy aver offered to th@
pubic for al dseases arising from An Impure stAt0
ottha BLOOD Or depyavel coaution Of the system.
DR.EAsIBKL7'B IODINE AND 9ARaAPAR1LLA
Is COT st!n:lolai remedy, and has sitnnltaneoun
them to healthy ~ tlon. and enabling them to ptF
firm the functions that nature ueslEned. Tha mtdt-
clue PUPPIES THE BLOOD. COkRECTa the 81
ARET1UES of,the LIVER, 8nu EIFELS Ill morbtsv
impure and diseased matter from tne sJstsn. and By
rendered CT RrAIN and PERM ANENT.
DR. E1LY'S IODINE AND gAR7APAR1LLA
thoroughly renovatea the whoe system, free3 1t nom
all impurities and posss ssu2 those pecuiAs purifying
aud Blood Cleansing powers lB thA reaoo why II u
equsly ettcacious In 30 many different Complaints.
, 1864-07-16
NEW YORK PROVISION MARKET,
Fer Three Days Ending July IL.

~, Ihs ,peeulst!ys movement In Pork IA restricted by
tne extreme t1ehtuets OF tho money market, aud
p,,ses q new me,s bars decllaed SC. whiie onme
1he f's tales oF immediate delivery comprtsso
msss ssa 5 igr nag do closing i ne ia.lae
Tor prime mess, aad $97.5@3a ~ for thta GO: also
7GM hris new mete, deliverable In all this month ii
1900. l,0to Yesr old 1uess. sllyery III
$50 new masa for August So o0a53 ~. ali b17era
ortior and 2,ieQ do. lsr to 18th August, ISL 90.
sel1e1's option. Cut meats conIIn1e l:n,
with rather more iLau1rY: sales 500 packages
clo!Dg l5Hel6c tor shoulders, and ls for hams:
also u city cut hans, In balk, 2oc. rhe lard mar.
ket opened materially higher. bat subsequently
portion OF the advance was lost, closing about halt
cent above last Fridays currency: sales 5GoJ brl5
aun tcs yesterday transactions at TUX 42ikc for fn
fcror to prime also LOO for July delirery, Iblpe2e
bu5et's opuos: a 2ooo export dtmaad has l1telY
pteyz1Ied, and heavy shipments have been effected
10 Great Britain and France. There Is moderate
0nt for beef and the MARKET retains it, buoJancy
under El recept4; sales 500 brls st $1aaOats 10
for country mess 8900@l0 70 for country prims MOO
9o5 for repacked mess, aud S.5.o.ta Ns0 for extra
mess also 4.Mo tcs Indian meas, ut 9i5 20. Beef
hama are entirely nominal. Butter Il in good
demand Tor ho1a use Rad export, mud the
market ID very nrm-sales at 3Gai1c for west.
etn. and si@el3c for State. the higher flx1res for
rkine, which are taken for export Cheese mas ad.
vAnced, with continued active shipping demand;
We a1ote 1sa25c for common to priue. ESssaEe 1nI
ReceiFta since our last:
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Poor George Saunders. the "Democratic''
thief Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, ran away
from the United States because he had more
Of Uncle sam's money than belonged to
him, and joinel the Confederacy,'' because,
like every sngratned scoundrel,. he had &
natural affinity for slavery. OF course saun-
ders, while the country held him, was op-
posed to corruption, ain favor OF an econo-
mic expenditure Of the public moneys" &C.,
and would have been perfectly willing to &C.
cept any Office in the gilt Of the people, or Of
Buchanan, however large the amounts of
money it required him to handle, without
any salary whatever, except the o1d-tash-
joined Democratic construction OF the text,
s'muzE1e not the OF that treadeth out the
CON-" The Democrats failed to muzzle
poor Saunders, and, 10! Saunders divided all
fhat passed through his hands equally be-
tween himself snd the Government and
tossed up fairly for the odd shilling. Saunders
doubtless would never have been the honest
man be was but for the New York Herald,
1ts shoddy lectures on the subject of "shod,
dy" had charmed him. 1ts cor1npt denun-
Citations Of corruption had won him. Its dis
honest diatribes sgainst dishonesty, and it,
impious e1hortAtions to piety we're his matu-
final delight and his evening lullaby.
UBut especially did poor Saunders love the
fine poetic phrensy with which his confrere
Bennet pitched into the "nlgge1," agithted
the abolition Of Abolitionism, driving fanati-
cal New England out Of the Union, coming
under the Montgomery Constitution, South
crn secession, the divine rights of slave
holders to rule Northern mudsills, and the
interesting TACT that the Knights Of the
Golden Circle were the Latter Day Saints of
millenial glory and the golden candlesticks
of the apocalyptic vision. Would the South
rebel? The Herald would justify them.
Would the North undertake to resist rebel.
lions The Her&ld would face The North Mt
zhe point Of the bayonet, &C., dc. 1ts
teachings were followed Its thunder WAS
heard. It's encouragement sufHced. The
South did rebel and the Herad-called for
vigorous prosecution of the war for the
Union. Well, let by-gones be by.goncs, but
we all understand what poor Saunders means
when he telegraphs from the Canada side Of
Niagara Falls, "Come and see me-don't be
afraid Of your own thunder" How many
Cops. wonld 60 and see poor Saundersif they
were not afraid of their own thunder. Fonr
years hence more Cops. will be afraid OF their
present thunder than are today Of their p1st
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tatioDs so75c iQ0 81 toe aales ara 10 bags Rsn-
4oon aaa ordikary Para at sls 59ait 50, cash.
1sF1axs.Wlsh he exception ot tepper, .ior which
vss, llght euysfs ssd ts1lsrs being agsFt Il tseF
per At !sh2 47hc. casb nov generally held II 47Xa
4sc 200 DO, and 15a do 10looud, On terms net made
, 1864-07-16
DR., CARRIERS COUGH BALsAH

WmCare Cenghs, Colds, Asthns, sos&
sumption, Hrenchtxls~ HplSc1E
Blood, Pain In tho Side and ssreAss>
eaReo Of the Throat and LRRES>'
Reader. hAvs you Cough. Cold. o. Az d,seass a
ths Lunes or throat? % not neasSsi is I'll ions
Coughs ma Coas. Y no: enEsd LEAD TO 60 ~ uXPI
Prcc1Te 1t once that o.lebFA ed romsut, DR. CAR.
TEES CGgG4 eAL5AM, 9aleh ae!er fans - 3 oOe
FEET CURE u feE dav1 1t Is beyoud Iii uo1hk
The mc*s PERFECT KE4HDY for All Diseases of ths
THROAT AND LuS6S known to sha ctvllzod
world.
~ E1ies-Tusl bottles. 80 eeats pee botxle; lara
n For safe II 6R- Z. KAsTERLY co q n.
ny kedletne 2mrn, ~ Aadiaon stxe.s, Caltas2, III,
ly&Rkse1Dk kBAETVxek1U1tA
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'6fI0DpY.

The incouuptible party Of John B. Floyd,
Eoweu Cobb and JEFF. Davis is becoming
painfully Oppressed with the consciousness
Offs unnitura], involuntary and inconyenlent
yIrpe. Because It has not for four years had
, 1864-07-16

HOGSKecelVed, About 1.!M hogs; catered saIea
1t the various ysrds. 1tN head. at prices ranging
from 81 1o9s2 chiefly It Sss3 ~ % per 100 ~. Tnta
has been decidedly the dullest day Of the week. buy
era to have expended al their energ1es 4este7-
daJ, and slthough there htve been fair number Of
have been sold On the quotations Of Yesterdays
market note decline Of zsasse per 100 and 1t
preaent 1ates there appears to be Little disposition to
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CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET,

FRIDAY EVENING, July IS. 1864,
The panic In New York has somewhat aIrested
transactions IN dU goods In TINT Market with, how
ever very little tendency dspcait'on dc2reciatc
prices. Thu market hire Is steady and r, with COZ
siderable sales. than before at this reason
Of the year. Our merchants have large and very de-
s.sable stocks, and selling todsy It lower figures
than tho Same goodl ceu1d be purchased tar in Nau
, 1864-07-16
FINANCIAL md COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
FRIDAY EvINN@,

FRIDAY EV1NUas July II, 1854.
The banks have had comparatively easy time to-
ds5 tbs spectators not having had che,k enough to
modest them With opportunities ,or aid. Good Gus
TONERS, such ARC engaged In honorable trade get
all hemoney thsy waEt. For tha legitimate pur-
p7tes Of trade money Wal never more easily obtain.
ed than to-day.
The general panic in breadstnna which commenced
In Ntw York On "Wednesday. has finally brought cur
Chicago "faucy" operators TO grief They did thelr
best to bridge the ehasm over and sayeitheuselyes
but 1t could not be done and they all want under to-
Eethez When the break finally cana, four waa
drug At SOC to 1leo off from previous dam, p1tces
and wheat II 10 II cents. All other articles in thu
produce line In the same proportion. All cur re-
spec1able. honorable operators, all good loyal ctf-
zens, regard this panic Gedsend, al the harbln-
xes Of better tine coming.
Exchange ts closer to-day. Bankers found It din.
cult to bay Of brother bankers at less than mar md
thus we1e glad 10 get 1t from makers at " oil. We
quote at buying; par ceiling, aud SCARCE at these
rates.
Gold has been on regular bender to-day. II open.
cd In New York at - about per cent below yester.
days figures, and during the day performed al sort.
Of antcs The following the ranges as telegrsphed
to james Boyd. ESQ.,, S8 Clark street, Tbs resaon,
tor the fluctuations would puzzle Philadepaia1aw
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eation: Cheatham's uniform consisted Of m
old slouched hat, q blue hickory shirt, but
ternut pants, and q pair of cavalry boots.
The supports to his unmentlooables were an
cd leather strap and piece Of web-the
tut en4snMe presenting the appearance of q
"Jobnny" run to seed. Cheatham was Of
the opinion that the war would be settled by
treaty. as neither party could conquer, He
Wa6 satisfied that We had so completely reFo-
lutlonized Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee,
Kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland and
Louisiana, that they would never form part
OF the Confederacy. He virtually admitted
that he was only fighting from principle, and
not for the love Of the Southern Confedera'
cy. When Tennessee passed the ordinance
Of secession, he went with It, and as he had
cast his lot, he did not feel disposed to s'back
down." HlDdman balls from Arkansas, aud
has the reputation of being confirmed gam
bier and black1eg. He does not command
tho respect Of bis own troops, and by his
brother officers is desplsed. In appearance
he Is quite dressy. His auburn hair flows in
riDglets over his shoulders, and it is said
light mulatto girl dresses 1t for him every
morning.
Great praise is due to the rebel Colonels
Rice and House, for the gentlemanly and hu-
name manner in which they assisted our
forces to pay the last sad rites to those who
fell, braVely fighting In front Of the enemy's
works, on the eth of:June.- = -GuT;-
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
independents Price List for Thursday, July
IA, 1864.

Especial Dlspatch to the Chicago Tt3buneJ
NEW YORK. Thursday Evening, July II.
Tbs demand Is more actiye 1cr desirable styles of
Prints, and prtces tending still higber. sheettngs In
great demand. Brown Drills gcAree and much want
ed. Denms arc in Light supply. hnd an upward ten.
dencY Of Prices Woo1ens active. The following
are ha net cash prices for the Dry Goods named to-
, 1864-07-16
FROM SuERMAN'S ARMY.

The Occupation OF Marietta "Details Of
The Flank cment.-Oesc rlPrl0n OF
The Town-The Rebel WORK e-.EnK2.
neerinE under Difncultles~A Cute
Trick,
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COMM mERCIAIn

FRIDAY KyxS1H9. July Is, 1851
The receipts tud shit en.s duztnx the pa1t tWantJ
fouE hsurs wefs H follow:
pvvrpTa Am KH1r,rvx,rx n 4 ~ ~ 1.,v.
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Part cargo Prop. Union. from Green Bay. solo by
Brewster 900 Star Shaved Shingles At $500 Cargo
Royal Albert, from 8av:zn River. Canada, sold by D.
Goodwi1e, 1s0 Goo It lumne1. oC clear and I'd clear
flooring, balance stock and wide boards At 397.75;
Cargo echs olcander. from Depefe. sold By Mezlade,
$4,000 fees lumber. Il atrips, bala7ca joiss and 4
ecartl1pg at tls37h: Cargo achr Wyoming, from
Grand River, sold by o. Brewster. lo 900 feet lumber
strips, st sz2.lo Cargo sehr Fisher nom Musfegon,
sold by Johneon osco feet coed lsmoer strips at
f2o.e5; lath st 500: Cargo brig Gladiator, from
Grand River. solt BY Insh Fuller part cs.go coarse
mixed lumber at 3tb0o The following are tha yard
prices:
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cHEEsE-HanbaTx in limited supply, With =
good demand. Market very nrm. with an upward
te1 dency Western Cheese IN better receipt and IN.
changed. We quote:
u &2l9C
62I3t
"urT ~ s.,i.t 1890. = alec
Quots:
Eautoa.. &5o
lkFh 445S
Rio, fair to 9ood,.,..... ..,.,...........,s8 a
TsSGnl = IN. nny1: w,tb All 90
Prices rule nrm at Hale doz-
FlsH-WHlrkFEu-1nf faar supply, and active at
pr sent quotations f2Q1T-Recelpt1 good, but In
small demand. Prices unchaneed. :AAok1AlL-In
small supply. MsIxet stesdy. Dried HefFinEs in
fair request 1t present quotations. Picked In limited
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SATAN IIEBUKING SIN.


just" and those strong expressions
of condemnation which are generally
classed together as profanity, but which al.
most cease to be 30 when applied to charac-
ters and things which richly deserve them,
are too frequently the Characteristic failing
of,our brave and gallant soldiers whose ex-
perience On the bloody battlefield in stem
ming the tide Of deadly rebel hate is not cal-
culated to sTeeten their words or soften
their expressions towards those Northern
traitors who possess every quality Of the rebel,
except bis honesty and courage Could Gen
Oglesby who fell, it was then believed, NOR
tally wounded ut the battle Of Pittsburg Land
ing, speak mildly Of the fountains from
whence issue such daily streams Of treason
and s.bdism as fills the secesh paper of this
city? But that paper complains that he
ssoore at them. "Nhe did it were grievous
fault, and grieyously hath Caesar answered it."
For certainly nopenalty could be more grew
ous upon one go high and noble thau to receive
a rebuke from source so mean. But It Ill
becomes those who have forfeited all claims
to common respectab11ity to be fastidious rel
ative to the piety OF better men, or to COM
plain Of the rough words Of an honest soldier,
who has given In defence Of his country IN
article that flows not in the vinegar veins Of
Coppefheads-his blood reverence h wen
-pIety is well-bnt there is more Of both In
Gen. Oglceby's alleged profanity than in the
prayers Of the secesh editora.
----------.
1t would be very agreeable OF course
II Captain Window could get possession Of
tne prisoners ne elalms 1rom tne sunken -aia-
oama- Bat IL ID manatestly aale 70 expect 70
gam them now. II has oeen announced that
ne maze demand OF lnem; eat oi "nom ala
ne demand Inem1 u o. me captain OF Inc
Deetnouno, nc maze nus demand 700 la'e'
he should nave made II Whde ne had the op.
pof1unlty o. en1o1elng II, Inc Ueernoano
"as unoer ms guns, WIN Inc p'1atcs On
boafo, and ne conld easily nave brought her
10 Win snoI but 1t Is 100 Late TO ctalm
enS'mng OF nef "nea sne mas escaped WIN
nel prey II nc haue LIE demand upon tne
for the British government has not had Sem
mes in ita possession. The Deerhound Was
private crait, and not government vessel;
and Captain Winslow has no more claims up
on the government for him now than before
the fight It lisa great misfortune, growing
ont OF a great mistake on. Captain WfpsIow's
part, that semmes should havc been allowed
to escape in the way he did; but we suspect
there is no earthly help for it now,
-
~ The notorious Judge McCunn, Of the
Superior Court Of New York City, sailed ON
Saturday, to revisit his native Ireland. He
made speech to some Of his friends before
embarkfnr saving that he should take every
, 1864-07-16

AZ roles or Gr0tn reported IN os1s nsdrk.s TtpofS
an oa q 5d II Of 2e sto91aS pr bu&heS, uf!ts
otAertr5se sfated. FEoxr u ao9d dAtr<7sd wa3Sts
, 1864-07-16

lowinK ess9femenfs Vsre 10 uryrALo-Bsrk COL
den Fleece, rlth cum. 1t &c. TO Osw1ao :-schr.
LIKE I.p FA;N" "Fax1au7s-Thers /, no ehnnze
In FsttL We aucts:
Fiout to SuT Yorf. fske md rali.,.......' i;Si q
Proyisioas 10 NeT Tori, laia snu rail, !
Proy,siop: 10 n. =. III wsss:. 1a H.. 5os...:
Pcrf 10 HoE treai, III uater ............. sd Is
Flour to Ncnteai Via SarnIa .......... 6a0
Flour to Boston, ia saEn1a . ,......,..... Ls9...
Tho rates to Aontreal noted shove. 10 b paid In
gold o. CaBada cRlre1cy -
R1uao.D FR11aHrs---DnrtnE the week the zatl-
roads have advanced their rates loc orl dour 11
Sc on fourth eaaas- Tequotn
-7~E Fourth Ck,s. Flour.
To Nex York, all rail- ail.:--.....:..,.....90 1s4
rail and Lake Erta.....,n.H 13a
To Bostcn, al raj. .....+......o8 In
TAI and Lako Erto...........o@ 16o
To Portland, I'll ri: ai!:-..-.-............. $50 In
To Mcni. cal. Al fM +.......-........e63x Is
To B9dAlos ~ rail; ;.;.::..i,:;..........o otah tA
, 1864-07-16

FRIDAY EvxyNa, July Is, 1854.
LUMBER-Reeetvedy yesterday, 80 feet. Thers
has been fair amount OF activity IN tho Market and
prtces rule very 1rm, especially IN rstc1ass lumber
With increased factles for trans shipment into the
Interior, still more activity would exist.
6HKGLEs-Receired yesterday, s70,aot. Market
very active and trm Ut previous quotations. Re-
celptl light ar below the demand.
LATH-Recelved yesterday 2co ooopcs. Trade mod
ersre1y sctvc, fully equal to the receipts. Prices
unchanged.
, 1864-07-16

FRIDAY ETxHr1e. July u. lisa.
FRKIGBTS-GHAIx FAx11KTs-Duu. The fol
lowing eoksk ktmeuts were 20 BEFrALo-BaFk Eol-
den Fleece, with cum. At &c. To Osw1oo :-acar.
YIN. Case, wheat, At lSc. -
, 1864-07-16

brigade, Of which the 125th Illinois, Ltent
Col Langley commanding, formed the front
determined to advance their line Of works in
order to mine those Of the enemy. AS the
distance was not more than two hundred
feet, it WaR an extremely hazardous enter
prize; but as Yankee ingenuity cannot be
banked, Cot Langley devised . plan, the
like Of which has not been seen since the
commencement Of the war. The Colonel
aud one volunteer craWled from their line to
bind It commenced digging a small pit,
After digging enough earth to give profec-
lion, an empty cracker box WAS dragged up
from the lines BY means Of a rope, and filed
with earth this WAS placed in front Of the
pit and after digging little more another
cracker boz Was brought along, filled and
placed In 1o1tapositlon. This WAS continued
advanced the twenty yards aud were safely
eneconced behind the cracker boz Eortif1ca-
tona. Mining was then at once comm tnced,
but the evacuation Of the rebels rendered
1t ueeless to proceed with the work to its
completion. By-the.way, somehow or an
other the rebels became aware OF our design,
for prisoner captured yesterday stated that
be WIS stationed where the mine HWould
! are blown him to hi, had not our'ns LETT
The Fourth-tha day We celebrate, was
u6hered In this morning in the usual style-
music and cannonadfng. The former Va. at
while the latter was at the
rebels, who have made demonstration on
four miles sonth OF Marietta. This is n ali
likelihood only feint In order to give John
ston time to get properly posted at the Csot.
'grapeyine' beng In c}rrn1s.
ton that nearly ali his infantry and ARTILLERY
is across the river, except the rear guard,
+; 4 CUTE TR1ok.
On Wednesday morning last, truce was
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~
French Calf, 80
ns.. 2NG3,73
French Calf Lo-
molns, 2 dog
en- e1..........16. .B21l0.W
Erecch Calf Le-
moines, Sec.
onds, 2 Goz.97 Nai02 %
Linings, z oz.1e m4 15.M
koan5, z doz., Is Ma 1906
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-11

s1 The Democratic estimate Of the /,
vote Of tho State ticket, as given By one
Of the operators Of the party VINO has
canyasssd the State, il as follows: