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


BALTINoRz, July 8. - The evening
american has the following visw of the
situation: &E
An intelligent agent arrived this morn.
ing from the vicinity Of Harper's Ferry,
and states that il Is now definitely ascer-
tanned that the rebel force does not ex-
coed 5, 900, Of whom less than ons-fourth
are cavalry and the balance infantry.
They are concentrating in aud around
Harper's Ferry, aud are sending out
parties TO forage on the people, and rob
biRg them of their watches and money.
There was some skirnishing going
on between the rebels and our troops
across the river, and occasionally shot
and shsll were being thrown at them
from the Maryland Heights The fight
OF Gen. Muiligan with the advance of
the rebels at Leetown Is spoken Of as
most gallant lie successfully rspulsed
them several tines Gen. Sigel moved
towards Shepherdstown with his i'm
msnss wagon traia in front, the protee-
ton Of which was deemed of more i'm
portanee than the risking q gen
OtoA S1h~E1-~""
Not wagon fell into the snemys
hands, and nothing was lefs behind Al
Marsinsburg except some oats which
were act on FIRE before be left.
The impression when our informant
left was that the rebsl force will return
before tomorrow night, as Hunter will
be in their rear by that time with an am
pie force to overwhelm them if they re-
main longSg The principle object of
this raid has proved unsuccessful, unless
II be the damage done the railroad and
canal, the collection Of couscripts, and
the plunder Of inhabitants. They have
not atssmptsd to leave the line Of the
Potomac except 10 rob stores At Point
Of Rocks aud destroying some canal
boats near Hancock What damage hEs
been done to the railroad has not been
sscertained, though il is understood they
have not retired beyond Martissburg.
There 10 ne truth in the statement
that rebel force has been to Boons-
boro and Haggstown, or that raid has
been made on the railroad west Of Cum
berland Gen. Wallace is cooperating
with Sigel, and has secured the entire
protection Of the road TO Frederick,
uhish is nos safe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

BALTrNoRE, July 6.-The following is
the latest received from the Upper Po-
tomae up to this hour. Some excite
meut was caused at Frederick this morn
ing, from the fact that slight skirmish
had occurred between our pickets
and q small force Of the rebel scouts,
about half way between Frederick and
Point of Rocks, resulting in the rebels
retiring to the point From the move
msnts percsptible among the enemy q;
Hsrpers Ferry to-day, it was supposed
that Hunter was actively pressing then
in the rear. Nothing definite could be
asesrtsined, but there is every reason to
believe that Hunter will be heard from
to some purpose before long.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07
American Cancer champion.-pR.

American Cancer ChAmpisn.-pR
HEBBERN has located in the city OF Quincy,
IIliHels, BE. los Main Street, third deer sbove
Quincy HsusO. oEos ever J. h. DAyson's beck.
store.
He claims 10 Be the King Of Cancers and all
kinds sf Fever Sores. such as White Swelling and
Bona Diseases, serOfalA, Piles, sers Eyes In their
wcrst stages. Liver Complaints, ceasun ption.
Female Weakness, and SAILS Rhsam. Tst.sr,
RAsanstisun. &s., Ae.
The Dostog bssame master 81 the aho-s diseases
while travelling through Europe sad America, and
hs How stands at the head OF his profession beth
ia Europe aaa Amsrisa. The Doetor will tsks
pleasure in showing his vis.tsrs osrthsstes Of ths
above diseases who're they have been gives up Is
insarsbls BY the best physicians in tks country
The Doetsr also guarantees . cure in all ease.
/ where ths patient lives up to tia dirsstisns.
The patient will please sorrssPosd wsskIy, Civ
| ing tras statement Of the casa. Ne.
AT Ths peor DEALT with Iiberally. 49,
cancers sxtraatsd In frsn four to twenty -fsu
hsuEs. without inss<unssts sr pain, 81 q srep 9
bleed. waxz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07
Penmanship.

Miss Miranda Wheeler will teach
penmanship to both girls and boys one
hour each day for one month, at the tai
ton of one dollar and Fifty cents each,
provided a sufficient number apply to
render it a good compensation. Ali who
wish to join this class will meet Miss
Wheeler at the Girls intermediate room
in the Upper School House, Monday July
18th, at 9 O. clock, A. N. jy5-d5t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07
AnctIen By H. Nelson.

$4,000 worth Of rich Silk Asntillas,
real Pusher Poiat shawls, real Pusher
Lace Circulars, Shetland Shawls, &c, to
be sold at auction.
will sell without reserve, to the
highest bidder, at Masonic Hall, corner
Of Main and First Streets, Thursday at
ternoon, July 7th, at Il o'clock, and
continued Friday morning the 9th, at 81
o'clock and afternoon at " o'clock, a
very large and desirable lot Of rish Silk
saeques, Circulars, Basquines, real
Pusher Point Shawls, Pusher Lace
Circulars; Shetland, Llama and Grsns-
dine shAwls; Light CIoaks, &c, worth
from $50 90 to $3.50 90 each.
The ladies will please bear in miud
that these goods are all new, fashionable
and perfect, and the finest stock ever
offered to the public either at auction or
private sale.
h. B.-stock will be open for your
inspection At Q O clock A. N, Thursday
July 7th.
J. NJ BAeKus, Agent
IN -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

RossED.-We regret to learn that some
soullsss villain entered the house Of Jim
Ferry, the excellent messenger of the
Adams Express Company, On Tuesday
night, at Indianapolis, and robbed him
Of near 500 il cash, his gold watch,
worth $3.50, and the key of his safe.
His pantaloons, Containing the above
valusbleS, we're taken from under the
head Of his wife, and found at the gate
in the morning. We hope the scoundrel
who did the infamous deed may bs
caught and hung or quartered.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

Nav YoRK. July 6.--Gsn. Franklin
passed quietly through this city last eve
ming on bis way to the army OF the Poto.
mac Although his leave Of absence ex-
tends 10 the 30th Of July, and bis wound
still troubles him, ret, st the request oil
Gen. Grant, he returns TO duty. Gen-
Franklin's friends in this city are max.
ing up purse for the purpose of pre-
senting him sword
The extensive carriage repository and
manufacturing shops OF VIM Osborn, al
Robway. N. J., we're destroyed by FIRE on
Monday night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

CELEBRArroN OF THE 4TH AT NHw HAR.
soNY.-The celebration Of the glorious
Anniversary Of our Independence, at
New Harmony was brilliant success,
notwithstanding the efforts Of the Con-
federate Democracy to render il fail
uro. Having conceived the notion that
the Union League was taking too active
a part in the preparations the Cops set
to work to thwart their plans, BY an at
tempt to run an opposition "nasheen,"
and having control OF the only music to
be had in the place, supposed they had
made mastery flank movement on the
loyal Leaguers." But the Crescent
City Silver Horns were still in the pos
session Of patriots, aud when they utter
ed their inspiring music on Monday in
the streets Of New Harmony, the Cops
stood aghast, and as soon as the idss
could fairly penetrate their cransums
they threw aside their Buttsrnut garbl
and Joined the pssky 'leaguers" and TIL
patriotic citizens; illustrating thersb,
that Music" especially when made b,
the Crescent City Silver Band, chat
charms to soothe the savage" or eysr
Copperheads. ~
Eight women, few men, and one o
two children in arms, We are told, Ger
stituted the Cop celebration, while thss
who followed the Silver Band and ioine
in the hearty celebration Of the annive
sary Of the birth of free institution
were to be counted BY hundreds.
Rev. J. G. White made marnifeer
speech, and everything passed off plea
Antly.
9s At night the young folks had ni'
dance and happy time.
~ The people of New Harmony f
highly delighted with the visit of o
peerless band, aud were loud in thu
praise of the music of the Crescsnts,
Col Owen was the presiding officer
the occasion and made few fslicito
remarks.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07
Few York Markets.

Nav Yozx, JAY Q.
Gsld mere active and hrmer; opening At 3t0ls,
advancing 20 26Iif, AID closing at 25s1S6g260.
60TsFlmsRt Stocks dul 1; $50 coupons lofe1 los /;
T-Jo octsser aad April iO515esl06.
PORK higher aud ia fair demand at s4I 30;
Mess ss4 T5g4s l2h.
LAID more active asd hrmsr a. ls1<ols5 ;
also 1900 bbls for July, buyers option, rii1So
WHEAT active aud eB6c higher: 81 z5d12 -
Q. II. =. - 25a2 - MiiwHkss Ciub; s. 45el1 90
fer Red. Western.
CORN sctlvs and TO 2e better; 81 SOL Sc for
nfw uixed Western.
OATS rathsr more steady At as19e
COFFAE FIRM. Some considerable sAlss IN Bio,
the particulars q which have not trsnspired
S'ataAB-armer and decidedly more active al ~
a ssttsr; 81 sci 90 middIink up
= - hrus az latter rate.
A-stags aud Westera active aud 10 70
2 ~>sfihsr; SO 901il 20 for Extra State; 1l9
II d sxtra r. n. o., and eli 701l2 Is for trade
brAnas. EArkst eiasing frner. nasauoat Of ID
vanes IN gold. Included In Gales 1000 hbis
gEtra state July aud August, Il Sll toBll 70
CHI Ice u. II. o. for august SIS
WHISKY active and nrmsr At 81 708l Is for
State, and 81 75@I N for Western.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

CANAL WATER-Al persons who use
water from the canal and are interested
in maintaining asupply daring the SUM
msr will meet at the Council Chambe
at o'clock on Thursday evening, next,
to make arrangements for that purpose
1t is important that al who desire water
during the season should be present
Fail not to come out.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

BsS- We notice that Mfr. Davidson has put up
two larger siEes Of DIxoN's BLACKBERRY
CARNINATIYE, which he sells at so cents and
81. 90 per bottle. This he has done upon urssst
solicitation Of many persons who use it in their
fsmalies as the safest and suress remedy that can
be obtained for Dyssntery aud DIarrhOs. II viii
be found cheaper to get the largest sEe, but those
not acquainted with the virtues Of this popular
remedy can hnd out it's value By trying = twenty
ave csnt bottle. ]uf5 w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07
- Copeland's Sayinos Bani

s~ COpeland's Savings Bank
Continues to pay the highest rate
Of premium for Gold, Silver, De-
msnd Notes and Kentucky Money.
Sells exchange on New York ut .
heavy discount. The highest price
paid for Illinois, Tennessee, North
and South Carolina, Georgia, and
al other uneurrent, money. Call
and see at Copeland's Savings
Bank, No. 4 First Street.
jul6t4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

An IMPuDRSr sooUSDERL. On the
night Of the 18th of July Mr.. John t.
Reese, who lives in Knight township,
opposite the mouth Of Green River, lad
a mule worth 5000 stolen from his prem.
ises, and the thief left on the post Of the
gate, through which he took the mule
the following aote, written on q card, the
four spot of clubs, showing that the thief
has TIRE bad taste to play "old sledgs :"
"SIE; You can charge one George
Anderson, rebel soldier Of Capt. Bo-
liu's Company, Col Hughss's Regiment,
c. S. A., with your animal"
Yesterday, however, West Ervia, Mar
shal of Nswburg, brought the mule aud
the thief, whom he had arrested at Grand
view, to this city, aad turned the mule
over to the owner and the impudent thief
to George WolAin. The scoundrsl now
gives his name as Daniel Jacobson.
Our military authorities should exam.
Inc into the case, aud if he proves to be
rebel soldier he should be treated as q
spy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07
q. s. STE 1NER KERsAGE,
InnA P M 1854

,
STR:-I have tbs honor to inform the
Department that the day subsequent to
the arrivalcfshe Ksrszge off this port. on
the 14th inst. resolved a note from
Capt Semmes, begging that the Kerr
sage would not depart, as be intended to
fight and would not delay her but 3
day or two. The Alabama left the port
of Cherbourg this morning at about $50
o'clock. At 1920 we discsrned her
steering towards as; fearing the question
of jurisdiction might arise, we steamed
to sea, until q distance OF six or eight
miles was obtained from the Cherbourg
bre&kwater, when we rounded to and
commenced steering for the Alahana.
As we approached her, when within
about 200 yards she opened FIRE, we
receiving two or three broadsides before
q shot was returned. The action contin-
ned, the respective steamers making
circle around, At distance of about 900
yards from each other. At the expira-
ton of an hour the Alabama struck, go
ing down in about twenty minutes sitter
wards, and carrying many persons with
her. 1t affords me great qualification to
announse that all did their duty, exhib-
iting q cooiness which gave promise at
the outset Of certain victory.
/ have the honor to be, most respect
fully, your obsdient servant.
Signed JOIN A. WNsLow.
Hon. Gideon Welles, Sse,y Nav.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

SD- Gen. A. P. Hovsy arrived in the
city from New York on Tuesday even
ing, and is stopping at the Sherwood
House. He appears to be in fine health
We hope soon to see a second star
placed On his shoulder and hear that be
has returned to the field. The service
can lily spare 3 man who has go signally
indicated his ability to lead men to
honor and.yictory. g
Let Justice be done 70 Indiana by do
ing justice to Gen. HOvey, one of her
NEST brilliant officers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

PnoMorIoss Among the son6rma-
tons Just made by the Senate, we notice
that Of Brigadier General Stephen L. G.
Burbridgs and Brigaaier General Alvin
P. Hovey, to be Major Generals by
brsvet II the commission of Gen. How
ey is dated from the battle of Port Glib
son, where he so gallantly earned his
second star, it will be tardy justice we'll
metsd out, and we could hope he would
accept.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

BS Just received at Carlin & Co. 9
Emporium Of Fashion, the most desirs'
bic stock of Linens, fine Marseilles, light
French Cassimerss, &c, which We viii
make up at the shortest notice. Drst
double extra, and Linen suits, read,
made, and for sale at low figures.
CARLIS B Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

E0r Dobell has received Harpers and
Frank Leslie's weeklies for July 9, New
York Day Book, New York Weekly, True
Flag, Yankee Notions for August, Frank
Leslie's Ten Cent Monthly, and numerous
other weekly papers and periodicals..
Call on him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

Hon School PIcEIc ExcURnos This
excursion is postponed on account Of the
weather, but will come off on Friday,
Capt. Mclean, Of the steamboat Gen.
Halleck, having courteously offered the
use of his boat gratuitously. The boat
will start at 7 clock A.. N.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

NEW YoRK, July o.--Gen. Morris, Of
the Home Reserves, died at bis residence
in this city at ] o'clock this afternoon;
aged 81.
A Wall Street rumor that England
had declared war Sgainrt Germany, says
the Express. sent gold up peg or two.
Il reached 26ls, but closed 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

NKw YoRK, June 6--Ths call for the
State Militia las caused soms excite
ment smsng the military Of this city.
Maj. Gen. Sanford has gone to Albany
at the request Of the Governor
Mai Hamilton ia momentarily in ex-
psetation Of an order requiring the i'm
mediate departure of some OF the city
regiusnts for Maryland.
Ths Sixty.uinth this morning left the
city in obedience to an order issued
acme days since.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07
A HASDsoMs Slos.-Me,,r, Rrougb

A HANDSOME SIGN.-Messrs. Brouoh-
ton & Wood, Druggists. corner of Third
and Main Streets, have placed beautiful
and unique sigp within their show win
dow, the letters being formed of wine.
colored glass in the middle light of the
window. A very pretty affair,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

BES- The hotels are all crowded with
refugees from Kentucky, WHO have left
on account Of the faetthat the gusrrillAs
have "full sweep through this part of
their State and hayslmsde it too hot to
be comfortable forslaw-abiding men.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07
MUSICAL, &c.
CIRCULAR NO. as.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Provost Marshal GeaeraI's Once,
WAeHrxcrox. d O. Juna q Tgs4

WAszISeTox, D. c., June Is. 1894.
Persons notet for military duty and not liable
70 draft from age or other causes, have expressed
desire 10 be personally represented In the Army.
In addition toths contributions they have made
in the way o. borntiss, they propose 20 procure
At thsiE oan expense. and present for enlistaents
recruits 70 represent then IN the ssrvios- such
prset cal pztriotisn Is worthy o. special comnsn-
daIion and encouragement Provost Marshsls.
aud ali othsr officers acting under tkis Bureau. are
ordered TO furnish all the facilities Ia their power
20 enlist ard mastcx promptly the accsptsbisrY-
rsssEsatiss rscruis presented. IN accordance Win
the design herein set forth
The name 81 the person whom the recruit rep
rssspts viii Be noted On tbs Enlistzssnz ano De-
scriptive Roll Of the recruit and VII De carried
forward from those papers 20 fhe other oMctai re-
| cords which form his military history.
Suitably prepared certificates Of this pesoza!
r-vvesszfatsoa in the services VIII Be forwarded
from this once, 70 be filed cut and ISSUED By Pro-
vest Marshals 20 the persons who put IN repTaes-
aosaee vecrutfs.
Ths rsursssntativs recruits thus obtained viii
Be credited On the qnots Of the DisfFict as othel
recruits. By order Of the Provost Marshal Gen,
/ eraI, Q. x. DREW,
| CApf. Gad Pro. Mar.
! vinssnnss sasssts copy onss. iy7-ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07
CITY NEWS.

B65- This region was blessed with
glorious rain yesterday, commencing
about daylight and continuing until near
IL o'clock It has done vegetation in
eaIculsble good, and will, we hope, serve
to reduce the temperature materially. g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07
by Tslsgraph.)
Cincinnati Markets.
ciEciENATi, Jul,

caEcisSATI. July g.
ELoU held mors hrnly. but prices asked hy
holders being above the views Of buyers, ther.
has not been much done. Superins sold Al
$ eo9s e5, and Extra az IS S50s 90.
WHAT hrmer. Red 81 so sad White s. 90
CORN dull. --ss-.-
OATS hrmer at S09sie
WHISKY duu at 81 rs, though there was an
actiEs demand yesterday Afternoon It this rate.
PROVISIONS quiet.
MISS PoRK-5oo barrels Mess Pork sold at
$40 ooQA 90. :
BAcoN--No sales Of Bacon or Bulk Meats
LARD-small lots Of Lard sold at IKE
GROCERIES, quiet and unchanged.
HAY dull at $50 %.
LARD OIL advanced TO 81 IS, Star Candles to
SIC. and Soap TO lssl41Se.
CiScIxrATI, July e.-ePM
FLOUR active and hrm with sAles eff 900 bar
rels az 50 0osaa 10 for common to good Extra
and IS s58s % for saperhne. Holders we're ask
ing higher prices Al the close.
WHEAT higher. Red 81 sSeI % and bold
ers asking 81 % at the ciese.
C0RN hrmer. Ear 81 %, shellsd 81 0s1I 10.
OATS quiet At s0etsic.
WHISKY dali. No sales. 81 7oci 70 vas
asked
MISS PORK aetirs aud higher With sales Of
1000 barrels At s42 90. but At the close thsrs
were no sellers under s45 90.
BULK MEATs--Hothlng nav In Bulk Meats
or Bacon
BACON LARD sold at IKE.
GROCERIES quiet.
SALT advanced TO Zoe. and the stock quite
light.
STAB CANDLES sso. Soap l4eItlse.
LiSsEED OIL advanced 20 81 70.
LARD OIL 81 IS.
GOLD higher At 81 4s9- 50 buying aud 8. 70
selling.
SILVER 81 Ises 30 beyips and 81 80 selling.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

BosToS, July GA call is made for
5000 Massachusetts, volunteers for gar
rison daty near Washington, tbs nom
commissioned officers and privstes TO re-
osive $50 month from the State while
in service.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

PHlLADEEFHrA, July ga morning
paper of this city contains some two
columns Of what purports to be special
news from the lower portion Of this State,
bat is generally considered as destitute
of truth,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07
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Fnrrp.r. AZ c. RLrrHr.-1

FUNERAL OF GEE. BLYTHE.-The rain
which continued. all the forenoon yet'
tsrdsy prevented hundreds from attend
ing the funeral ceremonies Of Brig. Gen.
James E. Blythe, for although the funsr-
al was postponed until near noon, it WIS
impossible to inform the people Of the
fact and very many supposing that It
would take place at the hour named did
not attend at the latter hour.
Nevertheless the procession was q
large one and every face wore mark of
sadness and regret as the solemn cortsge
moved through the street
Over a hundred members Of the Lee
gion, fully armed and equipped, turned
out to do honor and to show the last trib-
ute of respect to their late commander,
and escorted the procession, led By the
Crescent City Band, to the head of Main
Street
" Truly a good man has fallen and the
mourners 60 about the streets"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

TIE FOURTH AT MHonANrCsvILLn.-
The 9TH was celebrated in the most de-
hghtful manner near Mschanicsvills. A
large crowd Of ladies and gentlemen
were present, besides two sabbsth
Schools and several families from Ev-
ansVills. The ceremonies we're had in a
beautiful grove two miles from the vii.
lags. The exercises opened at ten
o'clock by singing the National hymn
amy country tia Of thee,
Sweet land Of Liberty" &c.
followed by prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Black
we'll Hiram Hopkins read the Declare
ton of IndependeAce, and speeches were
made by Capt VIM. Reavis and ChAs.
e. Marsh, Esq The Star spangIsd Ban
ner and various Sunday School songs
were sung.
A sumptuous dinner was spread on q
long table, of which all partook, aud a
good time generally was had. The sing
ing by tho young ladies is said by good
judges to have been exceedingly fine,
and we do not doubt it, as the songs we're
patriotic, the occasion was patriotic, and
the people we're patriotic, and these com
bined to lend inspiration to ths scene
We are informed that very few Copper
heads we're present In fact, that spe-
eies Of ssrpentS do not like the 4th OF
July or the Star spangled Banner, greatly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07
"rroprisiOr Of the sr.sdrath Hsss.,


There is nothing equal, In the way Of a Plaster.
to the POroas Plaster Of Mr.. Alleoek. In Asia
ma, Cough, Kidney Anestions, and lesal deep
seated pains, they afford permanent relief; and
for weak backs, pains in the sids, stitches, and
spasmodis pains generally, they are unsurpassed
for the benefits they inpsrt Price rs e>at cash
PrinspAI once, ss4 Canal Street.. New York.
II. NELSON 3 CO.. and X. D. THOMPSON,
Evansville, Ind; and b. all respesssSIs dealers
IN medisfnes. rrehse ssn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

NV YoEK, July 6.-Thrse days later
vis QuesnstopH.-The yacht Deerhound
is charged IS being mere tender to the
Alabama. It is runored that Semmss
will sail another pirate steamer in Au-
gust
LarEsr--The Confererce met on Sat
urday sad finally adjonrnsd.
1t is stated that orders have been is
sued BY the English Government to hav.
ready equipments necessary for S0,00t
trooas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-07

BALTIMORE, July 6.-Ths mail train
from Sandy Hook, opposite Harper's
Ferry, left this morning as usual
Hunters forces are rapidly arriving
from the west, and viii doubtless soon
confront the rebels. The enemy retain
possession Of the Virginia side, opposite
Harper Ferry. Sigel holds the opposite
heights. All indications seem to show
that the snemy's force does not exceed
5000 or 5000, aud is a plundering sxpe-
dition.