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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18

TIKI BRAVE EAST TRSggsSgEs rs. --Aiy coun.
tgymen nv hclrt yearns toAard you; Iose you,
am one VI you, have climbed yorier nocntsm -
you have clmbcd-yondcr mountains. rssS rioocd sns
aiowiny yn ,le N,nshn,--in Whose yorges, IN wnoss
csyslns your sons hunted like "A beast have e.asn
% ri,o 40 lse do spsek Of these hlesE 70 draw
your tears. II Is not time tot teIs, sat ios $50
spe ak of them TIA, may fire Jour hoaat ysA holy M
dgnatlon and nerve your aims Tor Isssh~isese..e
fight. And 1 sssak OK them because tho Hosesans
seem Ia tax 10 me. My home "a among the ~ !.
= nd thouah Il Is not far away cannot ~ te IT, nn
The place where met her, aud !oIed her ard nafsee
her who is thu mother VI nv nhlldren. ID" H1 ~
tho mountains, ihent And u liberty |" -.
length ana breadth. IS To tr'mlilc benauh ne -
prcssors tread let the fag the dear eli ska ~ ~
nag bs Ianted on yon rocky lights; ana sRcn ~
there be ibis inscription: Here Ia the endss ell tns' -
Iosr 10 tc heart aud sacred 10 lLa Msasory ~ mAr-
ANDY Johnsons speech q! KnoxSills. LAT vss<'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18
Benrv W. johnson Of Cauanda,pua Ny.

Henry W. johnson Of Canandaigua, N. T., a
eoorcd man. has been admitted tv tic bar In Rochcs
Ter after passing examination with large cass Of
students.
Shipbuilding In Bath, Me-, IL very active this
sssson Vessels are being bailt amounting In the e
gregats TO i0.uu tuna
The iron clad T 'nawanda, building n Phils-
dslphiA n fsst approaching completion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18

huge rattlesnake has been killed. IN nar
lnstm Co. W. Il wa feet inches HhsS -
IL raltes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18
NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
BUSDARrs, EXTENT, AND HISTORY.


BCSDARrrS, EXTREr, AID HISTORY.
Nebraska lies between t0' and 40 north latitude and
IN bounded tho south by Kan.ss the east by the
Missouri Rivers on the north by the Niobragah (iun-
ming Water River; snd On the west BY Idaho having
river frontage on the Missouri Of nearly 100 miks
and running west about 40 milns
II was organized Into Territory in May is5. since
which time II has settled Up rapidly. The rosiden. pop
uaton VI the Territory cannot bc less thsr4 600
They are for the most part settled along she Missouri
River and ON the great Overland Emigrant and Mail
Route 20 the Pacific.
PuysicAL AspEcr, CLIMATE, BOIL, &c.
The face cf the country Is gently rolling prairie No
ponds lakes swamps stagnan water arc 10 be found
In the Territory. but there small crock.
aud rivers. along the banks ofwhch plenty Of timber is
10 be found.
Tho climate ofNetraska Ia favorable to labor Of every
kind Tho atmosphere Is pure. clear ind dry. with suf
GcIent rain 10 produce the finest crvps without rga
ten.
Tas sSl quick and Lively, and easily brought under
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18

The pay Of Surgeons range In regular progression.
from o. for the frst Eve years at stsr 6s:e Of
oornissioH to 1900 for twenty years and spvaId r.
Ter date Of commission. There reduction u 10 per
cant on ese amounts whes the surgeon IL saya9ea on
tLsre duty aid still heavier aodaciiOu when Le
leave. or waiting orders Retired surgeons receive
g. 80 81 iO 600 according 70 whether they rank
with captains eoDBApdofs. liestes ctss DdcFs
Passed assistant surgeons receive 81 ~ when st 900
o. 100 shore and 100 On cgvo or waiting orders:
assistant ssryeous o. go al sea- g. $50 IN shore. and
$50 On leave or waiting u deas; retired passed" ~
sistsnts receive ESQ aud ssentauk $50 Payasstefs
pay progresses like that Of surgeons with their torn Of
ssfvice commanding ~ q CO. and raging " 81 100
duty u eI 80 ~ o. 800 shore duty 81 ~
10 g. 2s0 lssve waiting orders 81 800 u 100 sDd
el, 900 reremest according 70 whether they rank
with oaptaia commander. or ieutsnaDt -cOsans aler
ssstant payrasters for frat Ave years d eonmss
at receive o. 100 other duty 81 coo; On leave.
esO, amer Eve years o. 500 o. NO. aud o. NO. Chap
lajns are paid as nestesants
Professors u mashamstos rscsivs u, 200 - 1sty.
and $500 On Leave waiting srdok
The Engineer .i1-Chia o. the Navy has salary Of
o. co., Chief Engnecrs for first i've year, Of commits
sion on duty. 81 So second Eve years g. 100 third
Eve ycsxs o. 49, asr ffteea years. e2 GO; Leave
O. 40 Oh 800 eL 600 g. 500 rrst ssstaat Engine
have o. $50 on dsty ee00 Oh SECOND Assistants SLtCC
snd ESQ, Third Assistants. $50 and 600.
Bostsws aims gltnar1. o4rpsntsrs and sAumAkers ase
yaid A. foLOWSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18
and. &C.. In the s.G,c. and Territories named:

We shall treat " these several Territories separately
not iu the order in which they are here detailed but il
their respective geographical POSITION GA tho map.
And first OF Ecbrn3la;
NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
Area W 40 square siesPopulaon In 1867 e. es-CApsi
Omaha City. Populs,ioa 1905.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18

sBys Law Of ths Territory sheep 70 the Surnbss q ~
swu.a By any individual arc ex"nip nom ssxsssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18

Bsoa your Eswd. however. against LAID saarAs'
species Of sspAIio 10 be SosHd here - wen AAhs s0o
Of the older states very accommodating ~ q -
lows who are only too sAd 10 assiSt II tbeg - sak
succeed In swindling YOU Beware Of theAi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18
Affairs Around P.t.r.Eurx

NEw YORK, July 1.-THE Times cor.
respondents IN front Of Petersburg 14th.
sayst gzA 19 gl
An arrangement has been made be-
tween the 9Th corps and the enemy in
its front, TO stop skirmishing, while do
lag picket duty. to the great relief Of the
men on both sides, who are enabled 10
walk leisurely about, ~
Tbs enemy are continuslly making
new works and strengthening the old
ones
Dessrters are continually comingin.
Senators Wilnnson, Chandler and
Sprague, are on visit to the army.
There is great JOY inside the rebel
lines, perhaps, at the Maryland raid.
They are greatly mistaken If they ex-
peet Grant to release bis deaf grasp on
the throat Of the rebellion.
Dispatches from Bniler's headquarters
says the rebels continue to Ere on trans
ports from moving rife batteries. Our
gunboats follow the battery aud shells it,
otherwise all is quiet
The Heralds New Orleans CORES
pondent says about | 100 Union prison
ers are daily expected from Texas in
exchange under the new cartel They
w-re captured year and half ago, At
Galveston and Brashear City
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

SbAE GUEKRILLAs-Two gentlemen
brought up three gusrrillas, on the Mi
ami yesterday from Smithland One Of
them We remember seeing in this
city last week, and thought at the time
that he was cyril" He was arrested
on the Miami, and was brought here
fastened to another hsng-dog looking fell
low by pair of "Garvies"
He pretended that be had bssn press
ed into the guerrilla business, and that
he and twenty others deserted, aud that
sen Of the twenty had been hung by Col.
Hollis, aud that he was on his way TO
Cairo to give himself up and take the
amnesty oath. On the way up be man
aged to get very drunk, aAd while shift
ing his position fils, that some confed-
crate had supplied him with, slipped from
his pocket, and was picked up by one Of
the guard, from which il is evident that
other guerrillas were en- the boat, for
whom it will be well for the military au,
thorities to keep sharp look out, a,
they are doubtless prowling about tn,
city tor no good purpose.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

Keep Cool.
A LARGE STOCK or PALM LEAF FANS
Il just rsosiVsd a
SeHAPKER BUsSINGs,
No. IS Main Street,
Next 60 Cooks Grocery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18
MEDICAL.
8 T.-1se0.-X

-. 80. .x,,b,s4 xt,h
-, -. - ~. hart i.ek
- .o-,fa Iivsr
:, ~. I'm "a,
I - ~ - -s,S,.,..-,
urrvrrus
1AAN AAAAOH
NhiSn arc now recofnmenaeo " iDs 1'ss 80
cal autaofities' and warranted 70 P''-1>'
"sdiGts beneficial ehect' Ihey are
agreeable, Ierfec-ly pure and must suPefeee1 as
other sonics where healthy, gentle stinoisni
required.
They purify, strengthen and fATtgorafs. =
They create q healthy appetite
They are an antidste to change Of water and
diet.
They overcome the ssssts Of dissipation And
late hours.
They strengthen the system Azd saliVsn ths
the mind.
They prevent niAsmatie and Intermittent D.
Vers.
They purify the breath and asidity Of tbs
stomach. 7gr
Thsy cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhsa and Cholsra horbas-
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18
Cedron Bftters

ons trial and yon will nsqsr nss any others
IL = not necessary 70 publish long list OF dis
easss hr which the CsdroH Bittsrs are : speci ae
In all diseases Of this STOMACH. 80 ~ :
ELS, LIVER Oh KIDNEYgs
N all Affections Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERANGERfENT OF
THE sTOMACH OR BOWELst
N SOII, HHEUMATIssI AND NEu-
KALGIAt
And in FEVER AND AGUE,
IL = destined 70 sunercrde all other remedies II
net only cures these diseases, but Il rRKvEurs
them
vine glass fall Of the Biitsra taken an hour
heiore each meal, viii ebyiAte ths IA ests Of the
most unhealthy eiimats, and screen the persaa
taking u against disease nndsr the most trying
eqposurea
sod ~ Druggists and Groesrs Esnsrally.
a8-Dr. JOHN B0LL's PrincipAl 0fae.. Fiab
street, Loulsvills. ky
sold By PETER WEBBING,
tsba sole Agent EFaHsvftis Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

WHEAT.-Ie1fsc higher; q for Chicago
spring; II for Miw4nkie club. 2 a for No.
MllSa1kIe; 5o97 s. for winter red western
CohS--Hsasy and lower; ! Szi<3I ssh for
new msxsd western.
oAts Heavy; ssGs7 fo- western.
PATRObkU 4 Sales Of several czrEoes Of crude
for export Al 5oGs4
PoRk--Higher, and closed mere activs; IS for
Mes; 3S640 for new mess, the latter pri~s rb,re
IA two days; IS for prime
LARD -Firmer 81 Is1S9is5S.
MoHEK.-Aetivs aad nrm at 7asse; stsrliur
exchange dun at o. for god
GOLD More active and frmer. onenfr0 =.
5o5s, declining TO sS3<, advancing 20 2 81, ana
elosing dull At . 53a2 "a
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.-Dsll aud dropping
Z. :. g. coupons 81. t27sal 6; $50 coupons
oSs4a9l %; 80 Treasury notes. February and
august, o51z
Total export q specie to-day /. S2<2.TsO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

DIsoRDER-There was an unusual
amount of disorder in the city yesterday
aud several arrests were made
In one case three white men got into
a difficulty with nsgrs, which resulted
in the negro being severely handled, and
the white men being arrested. They
we're released by the Marshal on thei +
own recognizance to appear this morning.
We could not learn the particulars, bu,
understood there was whisky in it. Frank
Morris found two Of the deniEsns of Wits
ky Row amusing themselves bye punch
ing each others heads. Frank, no
thinking such sport appropriate to th'
day, used his influence to put an end tt
the game by deposi;ing the parties il
WolAin's Hotel, bleeding like butchers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18
NOTICE.


:. y. n. ". IEHs AsEAsoAN oa0ANs-
Amoug the diherent Inventions originated aud
peFieessd BY American Ingenuity daring the past
twsnfy years, lew are more surprising than ~.
improvements IN musical instrn useuts, sspe-iaIiv
IN reed Instruments known a. Reed sJrxans p
Harmonious and Mslodsobs Eurupeaa taste has
long Sc med 70 have been satisfied with the or
gaDs % Alexander and Pieyei, although ueif lsT
ofihsse instruments afford much Yaristy Of fone
notwithstanding the makers have snnltiplied
stops and sets Of reeds, and By consequence they
Organ made hy s D. 4 II. ". smith, Roston, NAV
sSielK challenge Comparison with either Of them
Shstisr as regards variety power and sNeatness
Of tone or cost Al reed fnsfruzsnts made ~.
the best manufacturers to ths country are con-
structed on the same principle, via % BRAW1Sa
the afr through the reeds By an exhaustive bell
lows, instead offosc NC II through them b. pow
I sTful pressure, and the American uTxaE" sif-
f-rs from SIS competitors mainly IN three pcints:
Ist. The great and thorOu neSs exercised IN
manufacturer %, In the skillfnI voiciBg, eiyihk
- many III rent qualities Of tone as fhere are
SITS u reeds and 81, In the use Of rev@rlera. .
ting box, which adds materially to the power Of
the instrument without detrimsnt to its deleacy
aHd sveetness. Any person possessing q musicaI
| boz can readily appreciate this improvement By
| sstting ~ while in operation 90 a naantel or
/ table, and then On 3 large emr1y box or barrel
and Observing is vastly ine4assd power and
! rich ness when IN the fsfter #ition. In these
/ opss--is superiority claimed for the American
/ Organ Of Messrs s. u. a n. W Smith over ths
reed tnstFuments OF oth X makers. The hNsrs.
Smith being the most experienced Red Organ
/ makers In Boston, (having established them
selves in 1929 and having least sqaal facilities
/ With any oshsr makers, have always kept them
selves familiar vi al improvements and iLvsu-
| tions IN their department, and they conhdeutIy
assert t.ssir american Organ to bs uneqaaIlea
/ in voicing, swestness and power Of tone he
| e0ntrivances for producing varied expires ion,
such - the 'trebie fort0" tremoIo and The sNsIl
| and the ease with which change Of stops nav b
| made, render the American Organ. IN skliiful
hands capable Of as much delieSsy Of expression
| azd varsity Of effect So the exgensiTs Harmoni-
| s1s Of Aiexanars with their thirteeu registers,
| and while undoubtedlg far superior IN durability,
| is sold for less than half tho cost. Tie demand
/ In England for Smiths American Organ is stead
lily increasing, and IL irrsfragibis proof that
e frinmphantiy stands the test Of competition ~
| their own market with the most eeIebrated Euro
/ pesn Instruments
! Warren CoByBgton Sole Agents for the above
| instruments in this District ty7 9w
4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18
sherma. Advancing on Atlanta

NV York, July I7-Adviees from
Shermans army state that three Of our
strongest Corps are South Of the Chat
tahoochee, strongly entrencked in the
rebel abandoned works.
1t is rumored that the rebel Gen. Muir
~ is wounded
The rebels have fallen back to the
outer Notifications of Atlanta, three
miles of the sity. The works are very
strong. with q. 900 militia in them.
The rebels are moving all their sup
plies to Augusta.
Another report says that johnson has
fallen back to Cedar Bluffs, eight miles
from Atlanta. Thus virtually Yielding
that strong hold.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18
ID yspepsfa,

AID sis attendant train ofsymptoms, 1t acts more
ike q ahaTm thar medicine There l. nothing
in the range 81 ths Hateria Msaica thaf Ter A n,o
neat bear comparison vita IL in this disease
full account ct this wonderful slant may hs
Iannd In the nth edition Of the G. = Dispeasato-
~ pages 1887 aud iIss
series 81 experiments in which Br. Bull las
teen for years engaged, has Just been brought 10
successful termination. and he IL new enabled 10
oner 70 the pnhlie combination Of Cedron, with
ether approved ionies, the whols preserved In tie
test quality Of copper distilled Bourbon whisky.
vshen he y eonhdsnt has ne equal In the world
lie might furnish Solume Of esFtiaoat.s but
the public have long since learned 70 estimate
things az their tree value The safest ut.u Is ~,
every one 20 Il fos hinlsslf the virtues OF usw
madeleine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

FREE LEcTuRE.-Rsmember the free
lecture to be delivered this evening at
the Court House, at o'clock, by Col.
Richard Owen, Of New Harmony, Ind,
upon Education, agricultural Colleges,
and Military Training. From those
who have had the pleasure Of listening
to the Colonel on these subjects We are
justified in saying that every citizen of
Vanderburgh county is interested in
these important questions, aud will be
fully repaid and well pleased by a.ten-
ding Do not fail to 60.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18
REMOVAL.
WHO'S. @. MAGHEE

LAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
i featuring Establishment to No. FIRST
STREET below Main. He has q large and els-
CANT assortment of Homemade Work, IS hns ss
the finest, guaranteed a. "gsod as the best" and
for sale as "cheap as the cheapest" aud little
cheaper
His entire stock - consisting Of fine Buggy,
Coach, and Carriage Harness, Light Trotting,
Heavy Wagon, Dray, and Express Harness, Sad
dless in endless variety, Brides OF All KINDS, N
any quantity, Collars, Girths, Surcingles, Cheek
Lines, Military Work; In short. everything in
bis line, from Hsme strap 70 Monitor Sad
/ die has been manufactured under bis imme-
| date supervision. by skillful and experienced
work man, and Is now offered 10 the trade .,
| EASTERN PRICES. Being able TO compete sue
| eessfally With anything in the market, In style
naIsA durability. and price, he only asks trial
CAN aud examine for yuurseives spas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18
Compound r..,or., .e VIVA sA.rr,

has become = boussheid wsrd threashoat ths
y eat and south aHd his Wsrn Ls1anEss in iess
han year after their introdactiea, attained a
reputation - Widespread as the eantiasat u
s0rth America. But the crosniag xssry OF hIs
HE remains 70 b attained in his latest discover
ofFaiher combination; for he does not claim 10
haxs been the discoveser Of CEDsnN, whish Il az
hsais OF the bittsrs ssw offered IL the Bablis
Ihat honor belongs - the nafira lnkabitsnts a.
Central America e vhota iss virtues have besa
knsNu fog more fhaa two huhdreS wears Armed
sith y, the Indian bids defiance to The rsosi dad
~ malaria and handles without fear the ns.t ven
onous serpeats. II 10 bsiief With them that
sAile there - breath len in the body, the gsdron
= petsnt 10 eHres ne natter what the disease rsay
be-
While DR.. Ball Is Hot prepared ts ia4srss this
sxtrAyAgant pFetsnsion. be IL nevertheless salts.
hed ron thorough exSmiuafisn Of tie evidencs
reiat1ss 10 It's virtues, that as remedy ana pre-
Feniafise for ell diseases arising frsn. exnosurc
either 70 the caangs % weather and eiiaate or to
the tniasmaile innnsncss, 81 stands without ri.
Yal, and Justly deserves the reputation Il has 50
ang eAioyed In oentral Amsries and the west In
dies. In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18


The river is gradually declining, with
continued hot, dry weather.
There is nov channel depth Of about
IS inches from Louisville to Cairo, and
navigation except for the lightest class
Of boats, is suspended completely. All
the tributaries to the Ohio are also low,
While the Mississippi continues in good
boating order from St. Louis to New
Orleans
There has been but little done on the
Leyse for the last two days.
! The West Virginia took a good sarge
Of goods re-shipped for Nashville, and
left Saturday evening.
The Charmer arrived here yesterday
morning. She has been purchased BY
the Cairo Packet Company, for low
water boat as We are informed a. sio,-
600 She viii enter the trade on We'd.
nssday
The Tarasoon came through Sstsrday
uighi with a tight squeeze, and this will
probably be her last trip until the river
rises The Palestine is to take her
place.
The Miami arrived yesterday alter
noon from Cairo, with nice cargo, in.
GLIDING some cotton and tobacco.
The cotton goes forward today bv
Col Dunkerson's great Cotton Express
to New York. The Miami was also full
Of people. She returns to Cairo at .
o'clock to-day, Of which shippers and
passengers should take due notice.
The Miami toved the Gen. Andersod
to Psdncah, where she viii 20 on the
ways for repairs
The ]. 7. McCombs will be the popu-
lar packet for Louisville at 10 O'Clock
this morning.. She is elegant in her APP
pOin,msDts, and very fast Dick Cox
is her fascinating clerk
A great conhagration occurred at the
St Louis wharf, BY which six fine steam.
boats we're destroyed-the sunshins,
NOrtherner, Glasgow, F. F Dix, CherO-
kee and Welcome.
The fire was the work Of incendiaries
who seem to haverenewed their outraRes
on steamboats, The loss IN this case is
estimated at half million of dollars.
We are indebted 10 I. l. Conant for
the following Manifest oil the Miami:
MANIFEST billiard, 10 pkgs Furni-
ture. Ford & Noel, 2 hhds tobacco; Nor
ris Ranger, % hhds. tobacco; Cox 4
Humphrey, | casks bacon, II boxes
merchandise. hhds bacon Brown,
Duukerson h Co, As hhds. tobacco, !
bales Of cotton. Kraiz Il Helmau, !
boxes; w IL H Stoddard | box drugs;
Cook Il Rice, lot Of empty barrels; r
Kroener, 10, Of empty beer barrels; reg.
is,ersd $50 passengers.
All quiet
The Magenta, which arrived at Cairo
on Friday evening, has proved herself
the fastest boat aaoat Her time TO
Baton Rouge was nine hours and twenty
minutes; to Red River, fourteen hours;
to Natchez, eighteen hours and forty
minutes; TO Grand Gulf, twenty-ihrse
hours and forty-three minutes to Yieks-
burg, tEentg-eight hours; beating the
Eclipse and shotwell forty-6ve minutes,
running time TO Cairo, in three days
and sixteen hours 1t must be remem-
bered the stage of water is very unfa-
voiable for fast running
The J. r. AcCoIn5s had a nice trip
last night She is commanded by Capt
Hurry, an accomplished officer.
Among the passengers last night by
the Jennie Hubbs, was our late fellow
citizen, Alex Foster. Of the firm OF Eos
ter, Gwynn & Co, Of Memphis, with his
family. All are in excellent health.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

How TO EooEoMIzE.-If you have a
watch that fails to keep good time, be-
fore buying new one, these hard times,
90 to Professor Buck, corner Of Main
and Water Streets, and he will mako ii
good as new, at small charge. He
knows how to do it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18
SUNDAY NIGHTS

Dis patches.

KENTUCKY as an IN aA< q.
LOUISVILLE, July ia rebel force
variously estimated at from FIVE to ff
teen thousand, entered Kentucky viz
Pound Gap, some two days since, anc
are now AZ Martindale, Floyd county
Il is not known under whose cUmmanG
or for what object they came. The mil
tary authorities are actively engaged in
preparations for giving them warn
reception.
Quite q number Of refugees from the
eastern section Of the State are en- route
for Lexington and more northern parts
of Kentucky.
Arrangements for the defense of Lou
isville are actively progressing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

Saw FRAEcrsco, Jnly l6-The cou.
tractors Of the Camanche, have sixty
eight men at work putting her together.
The materials have been iibelled by the
"reckers for salvage, but the work will
probably not be interrupted.
The Custom House authorities have
brssght suit against all heavy i'm portsrs
of cigars, charging them with nndesvalu-
alton ef Invoices, for the purpose OF
evadinx duties.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

BEEF EoR THE Submissions 400
head of fine, fat cattle arrived from the
North yesterday morning, and were
driven to the river TO water and thence
to the stoek-yard, above the city, yestsr-
day afternoon. They are intended for
Gen. sherman's army, to which large
numbers Of cattle arashippsd daily from
this port
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

Carr. YATES REPoRTHn KILLED. We
are informed that fight occurred few
days ago, somewhere back of Owens
boro, Ky, between a'small force Of Fed
sFals and band Of guerrillas under the
notorious guerrilla leader, Dick Yates,
in which Yates and two Of his men we're
killed and number were wounded.
Five Of the Federals are reported wound
ed. II this is true it will free that region
from one Of its worst pests.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-18

A CoiNciDESCE,-Just as the services
we're closing at the Locust Street Church
last night, and just as the minister had
expressed the hope that the rebellion
might be speedily suppressed, the gas
was turned of--sapposed to have been
done by Copperhead, The services
were brought suddenly to an end, and
the congregation retired in the dark.