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EVAgSYILI iHD. THl'DHUAT ..Al'5CsT 11 SIBSCKIPTIO.V TKBMS-IX ADTAXCE. On and atVr Mon'ley. August 1st, 104, ths tab. acrlption piicnof th journal will Im m follow: floe Y-sc, In advance to On His Month., in advance 3 I't Three Months, lu edreece 2 ' tine Month, io sdvauce 10 lielivered hy carriers at 20 cents per week ; tff Il'-et., Kewl;o)n, Ac, 10 cent per dozen. TRIWEEKLY. On and fr-r Monday. August 1st, 104, the inl,. . Cine Year, 111 adva c,i. tm Months, in advance Three Months, In advance., WEEKLY. 'me far, In e.Jv.n e his Months, In advance Tbre Manilla, la advene, r, itn i ! ... . n 12 ( 1 V, 74 We arc compelled to maka this rlaa In tb price of subscription in order to ne oaraelvaa frotti loom, owing to tli Increased cost of paper and material. The price of paper lia. advanced nearly Ml -r nt. In th laat two weeks. Tha pries of ll".r Itaa adrar.c.d lu tha same ratio. V l.-np to l able to rednui th rata of sob cription again In few weeks, bat at tba presen-v prima of material and labor we caauot publish, a, paper at tha old rales without loaa. L)KTii op Liklt. Col. Walker: It is with no ordinary feelings of regret tbat we record the death of our gallant young friend and fellow-townsman. Lieut. Col Will II. Walker, of ibe 12Gth Indiana Volunteer!, who breathed bin last at two o'clock yesterday aftemoob. after a brW

illnen. CoJ. Walker, in response to the call of Lta country, in 1801, enlisted in the 25th Regiment, of which be became Adjutant, ia which position be served with credit to himself aud to the full satisfaction !f the officers and men of the regiment, until shortly 'after the fall of Fort T)nelon, when he was forced to resign on account of ill health. During the winter of 1.3-4 he rendered valuable assistance lo Cot. Gorman in recruiting and organizing the 120th Regiment, at Vincennes, where ho acted at Post Adjutant. When the call wan made for 100 days wen, he again responded . prompt" ly, and raised a full Company, of which he was chosen Captain, and upon the organization of the regiment he was recommended for, and commissioned as, Lieut Colonel, in which capacity be did his whole duty, until stricken down by the disuase that has thus speedily proved fatal. lie reached home about a. week ago, very ill, but strong hope! were entertained of his speedy recovery. But ' alas, those fond hopes hate been blasted, and to day the dutiful son, the faithful nnd warm-hearted friend, and brave sol-dii-r lies etruighinDod for the tomb. To his bereaved friend we can t ffer no connotation: their' is agrinf tha., lime aluno can mitigule. But in coming years It will be a matter of pride to see the name of their son and brother inscribed with those who gave their lives fur their country "Una of t' c hw Immortal name That were uol bom to dia."

Fkiiit at Kalkm, Kr. We are informed by a gentleman just from Kentucky, that on Sunday lust, Col. Sjpert, (rebiil) with 1 10 men attacked Col. Jim Wilson, of the 4Mh Ky, (Federal) at Salem, Crittenduu county, Ky., and was handsomely repulsed. Tho Federal force was about equal to that of tho rebels. Tho rebels acknowledge" a loss of threo killed ami six wounded. Among the former was Capt MrGiiodwin. The rebels claim that thny killed 12 of Wilson's men and wonnded a goodly number, but as Wilson fought uador cover while the rebel were exposed, ami from the additional fact that Sy pert retrentid precipitately to Mofganfield, it is naiural to suppose that tho rebel loss was far greater and our loss far less than reported by the rebels. We further learn that on TuesJay Col. A. It. Johnsrm with all his forces in Union county, left xuddecly in the direction of Salem to retrieve the losses of Sypert, aud unless Wilson is heavily reinforced, we fear he will be compelled to retire to safer quarters. I.atku. From a gentleman who arrived from SmithlitnJ yesterday we j learn that Jim Wilson was not in the fif,'ht at Salem. The Federals were commanded by Capt. Wyatt and another captain whos.e name we do not remember, and consisted of only forty men, the baUncn of the command bein out on duly scouting. The rebels, one b nnd red and twenty strong, approached the place about daylight ainl captured the pickets, and then sent in a demand to the little garrison of Federals, who had entrenched themselve in the Court-house, to surrender, anying thftt they bad two hundred men, and that three handled more would reach there in an Lour. Tha auswer returned was, that they would have to fight for the town, when the battle opened t About seven o'clock and continued until eleven, the rebels losing nine men killed outright and two left wonnded so badly as not to. be able to be moved, and from thirty to forty others more or less wounded, including Col. Sypert, who had his rit elSow broken. Capt. Bush, commanding at Sraithliind. bavins learned of the con templated attnek, mounted two hundred men and sent them to the relief of the little band of heroes. They arrived in sight of the town at eleven o'clock, and beinr; seen as they crossed a bill two miles distant, the rebels incontinently fled. The Federals had their horses picketed under range of their guns, and the rebels, beinj unable to. steal them, got into houses and shot some thirty of the horses. The Federal loss was three killed and four or five wounded. feSThe editor of the Independent says that a leading citizen of New York, a nol!? and unspotted lawyer, bas ad- j dressed him in these words: "Tha Fremont meetings in my district are held in the same grog-shop out of which, last snmmerKissncd the . rioters who set fire to my house, the audiences are the some persons, and the speakers are well known as Copperheads." v ' -: SSyA portion of tha 32d Indiana Kepinient will arrive here this evening. Preparations should be made to give

them a fating raoeptiou.

PctuosAt. We were agreeably sur-

last night, by meeting oar elegant and gallant frjjeud, CoL John P. Baird, late of the Eighty-fifth Indiana, who arrived in the city last night on a visit to bis friends. Col. Baird has seen pretty rough service during the last two year!, having , ,,., in 'thut rleLrta.r.1 i i - - - institution at Richmond styled Libby, and latterly participated in the brilliant campaign of Gen. Sherman, from Dal ton to Atlanta. Hard servico broke down bis health, and he wan compelled to resign, but we are glad to see him rapidly improving in health, and feeling pretty welL JrVe are informed that Johnson baa recrnited nearly 100 men in Henderson within the last two days. Loyal Henderson! It is not strange that the Timet has been warm in its eulogies on her people. WTWe bad the pleasure yesterday of meeting io the city Capt W. H. Patter son, of the 14th Indiana. C,ipt Patterson is as brave a man a ever led men to battle, and bas been in forty fights, and in sll did his doty. AfTEVTios? Every member of Capt Simpson'! Compaby must report himself, fully armed and equipped, at tbeir drill room, at liellovne, this evening, the 11th day of August, at 7 o'clock. Absentees will be punished. By order of Capt. Simpsok. Bhownlow ((Cards. Every member of this Company must report himself, fully armed and equipped, at the Upper Market House, every evening, at 1 o'clock, until farther notice. By order of Capt. Shoki,h. V. M. Grovks, O. S. j HsBTWe are indebted to Jntnti Goslee ! for files of New Orleans paper of the 31 it ult ! 1 ftaTWe took a walk around the city, and walked juto D, 11. Wright'i, and we don't know when we were so much delighted as we were lo sea o many nice photogruphs he is making. We would recommend everjbixiy to jn to 1). II. Wright's for pictures. I. O. O. F. The Daughters of Rebekah are requested to meet at the Lodge Hall this (Thursday) afternoon, at S o'clock, on business of importance. Iir Twenty-five dwelling hounds and 100 building lots in, and 5 farms near Evansville, are now offered for sale at Johnson's Uenl Estate Office, lower than the impaovemetits enn be made. The owners are determined to sell. AfeST There will be a meeting of the members of the. Uvantville, Bar at the Court house this evening at eight o'eEock, suggested by the death of Lieut. Colooal Walker, for the purpose of passing reso" lutions in reference thereto, and tailing such other action as may be appropriate' Jo?" We have received several nom. bers of the Buffalo (N. Y.) ottrna, a German paper, with the names of Lincoin and Johnson floating at Its masthead - ' BANKING HOUSE. mm. at. lowii. BMIl'KL RITA1P, rniLir c. icsvb. ftW. ttftTIt RON ttx J. LOU lit' fc C O., 1 JVhijS K 13 1( S , No. 1 First Street, KVANS V I L L K, INDIA N A. Ot'tt orrna is now oris aj.i t are prepared ti. traum't a general flunking anU Kltliai.se batnaaa lee.elte rareived aol Money tuanej ; Uolil alij ailvfr. Kicbeag., For. eltfn auU loaeeetta. Ooerranfeut VonrhMre, tocae. BuaJe. aad aeruritiea bought attd aeM. CoUectioni promptly attendad to. ytf W. J. LOWKT CO. MEDICAL. 3. W. THOMPSON, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON XllWoe oa let Btreet, la tr Bray'a lata Ofnce Reaiilem No. S3 Watnnt atreet. (At Dr. Sonaid'a Old Office.) EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. S. RUARK, M. D., Physicianr Surgeon O C IT I ' I ' T , Offirvover EHta Quu iwr, oHlt Ceirt Raida a IS is til 8trrt. Vtlwwi Yin and 0TTRMOr. b4 DISSOLUTION NOTICE. T'llE CO fARTSKBsniP HERETOFORE eiUtinf hetweeo James O. Carliu aeS Fhihp Aaepaeher, ander ihe name and etjle of t'urlia i'o.t wae di.aolTe.1 by aintual roneent on tae Hth da.T i' I Auitnit, XXiA. All iWu due, and owtnf Viand I y eaid firm, will te eettl- d b I'bilip Aoepa'lter, wka lina nar-haard tbe entire Interrat f jaraea n. tarlin m toe aaia ce imriner.u p aoa busiueaa ' JASU H. rARLl.1. auglO ruil-IP ASsfACUEB. ST. AGE LINE. j j" HaCk Lino" iBetweea Ey aniTille and Henderson. eitte rvnrDlivrn WIT T. Ttt'V 1 It 4TK I l.i.. 1 1... im nlwM iMviue Henderaon i Ferry erery da at T a m uniiaye eiorpted, and lb. S) etwo.,l Hou-e (calliug at the American). Kvaueeitle. evere aterntKn at 4 p. m. aimli) urSNISG McCLAIN. REMOVAL. COREr A VOOPS HATK BEMOTKP il tbeir Paint Shop fcum Marble Hell to N. ''i Iiret etreat, evert. A Ceuke" Dry Sooita lore, iu 3d etory, where they are prepared to fill allordera for Home and Sia Fainticg, io tba Bloat approe.d atyle. ansiu-lw McGBEW WOODS. SUBSTITUTES. MEN SCBJECT TO DRAFT CAM BC srPplied with sood ubeliluteahy ratliniton Dr. Graham. tValkrr'a Row, Third at., between Sycamore and Vine. nuglo-lw HAY WANTED! HA T WASTED IMHEI'lATELT. FOR which ths fai-tteet price, in caah, will be paid uri. C. C. t-ltlTH. anf 10-lwd C. S , C. S. A. DRY GOODS. Off For, a. New . is. STOCK OP GOODS! . J. II. CVIIJI HAVING" SOTD OrT HIS INTIKEbV IS tha Arm of Carliu A Ca.. still retain, bis old taad. aud will hare an entire new stock of roods iu a tow days, and will be pleaaed to see all of his old friends as soon aa ba oaa get back fram Maw Sera.

HOME INTERESTS. t T rT.iciai. If yoo -.ah to rntlut.pti rnsa.MedielDea.and Cha..I. at '

Vrugt, vaaea on aat?ra friai, gu . A WaiTE'a itock, wbere j a cla that la naeded Vj tba ; -which cannot fail to gjv- -Mora ia at So. M Mala atr-c . : . - -1 vnrj artt'n. Tliair wf WILLIAM B . 3, Attorney at Law an i S. Cla. Agent, . Ia aatburixffd bv tb Governaxat to frMcnra Pes ioua, Bounty Money, Beck P, Er.uly Land Ctaiata for HvirZM and other Farza.TV destroyed wbila In tv aervioa of tba Government, and ail claima, uf wbatarer kind or natal afainat tba United Btatae. Bounty for Bbtbarsed Soldiers! Br aa amaudmaut to the Bonuty Lav, paaaad al tba laat aeaaion of Conirreaa, "Alt aoldiara oi other peraona who aaee tara ar akafi kfnaltr fct diachaT(4 wltbia tw9 jreara from tba da;e of tbeir enlietmaat, by raaaon af woouda received In bat t la. bail racalra the aunt Bocaty aa tboosh they nerved two yeara." Offloa Vyt Main 5tret, oiaf KrUer'a Gna Htore oppoeite the Coart Sonaa, Kraunille, Indiana. Corraapondene amatancioaaataBpa. a.Qoo4 refcrencea fleea If reqoired. mh23 GROCERIES. Foster liroH.. WHOLESALE GROCERS, No- 64 Wett Second Street, CI XC IX 31 ATI, O. Bare for Sat a lare awortttteut of STAPLE AND FAXCI CBOCKKIKS, Suitable f..r City, Country, an i jO. i xn. -y ? x 3L , K rulte. t ye'era. It ardiuea. V obaeru. K aecBfae, Haiofne. . B aeon. K -, lie, T M, 11 ouy, K trv". K lu Con,-, St agar. i anpowiW, It 0, 0 akum, iKare, K bve!uea, Koll Uiim.lone 1 t?diiro, K p. nulla. H tar C-ndU, S ptcee, II erringa. C andy, A Itnoada tall at So. O Weet Street, aetdtf riSClSKATI O. CLOTHING. G0LDMAK", BERO r CO . . I 11 1 n I II I 7 a W- tT ! a I - 1 A 1 W aAUA&OtiXC VtVUUldlOi Hare remote! to tue eeraer af FIE8T & 8YCA1X0RE STREETS, (0xMa4iM thq flroossrf ftt.i of TUmmt VlU,, ls thy oftor to ib'ir fHfj(i u. ttM m4t gmnmrnly wry Urn Btock t CJ 1. O rI' II I ' Ci IIOf.K8ALK Ji.X . tvELY Every article bt which ben( wauufaetured tbemeelreaat MaiKet titreet. I'lilliukiiibw. buy.re will barie Only One Profit to Pay. Alee a full line at Boys' 01otlili3Lt. (jeittlcnieo'!) Furnishins lioods. We Hell nt tCaetern Prleea with Trnttaiioi tatlon added. WATCHES & JEWELRY, O. A. mTTROU.IV. CONSTANT DKLAXO. 61TTRQLFF k DEUHG No. 48 Main Street, lias a full and Com'plete stock of W A T C 2 S S: Ould Amfriranand EiieHeh Lenr Watehee. Sileer American and tnjh.h Ler.r Watrhea, Lvdtee 0.ild American and 8wtee V atcbea, MUrer Ancr and Lapioe Watehee. CHAINS: Oold. Veet, ChataUla and Oaard ('haina. near, r la lea and Meal thaine. .IEWELKY: Onler audjnlitalre Diamond Rinse, filiate aad ftoittatt Diamond Pine. Pnll and hair S-w Jeerelry. Slld IS Kt. riain and Fancy Ring, Urea.!, le. KefTino. u-arrlete, .orkete. ferklarM, Ould Tbtabir. B e kloe tioap. Croeaea, Arm lata, Keya and t'barm. Table and Tea9poone, Sonp Ladlea. Batter Knieee, rait 8pune, I'le Kaieee. Children Beta. Kail Cellar.. Snjrar SH-lie. kapkia Ringe. Cnpa. Card Cam, Port Monnaiea and Tblmblee. Ilatol "Waves Fnll Tea tiete. Crna, Pitebere. Dinner and BrrekfutCaetore.rake Raekete, Cnpe, Sublete, bntter Ulahee. Table aud Tea poone, Knieea and Fork,, Napkin King, and Ladire. Qoia Pona In all aty lea of Haulers. 3?anoy Oooda. O Ijs O v I3L S A larjte aeeortnent of Seth Thcmee'a Wa!erburr"e a o Alkina a Kiht Uay and Thirty Hoar t'locke, U arrh Meteriale. c. All the almee gncde will be laid at Wboleaale or Ketail aa low aa any boosevin lite dty. wire me a call before pnrrbeeiug eteewhere. Hllllli.r l'LAQ. TOBACCO. 110DMAN.N" Leaf Tobacco War Noe. 04, 64. SO and 1 1 Water ouse, .and 5 aud aad O 1 Front Street, between ', Wabaeh. Ciarianati, oh -. DilLT SA1.KS Llbevat caah atteancee made on cona mhis-ftm CU AS. BODMAKW. menta. rlefr. TOYS, CHINA, &c. STEASBTJEGEE & NTJHX, S nf aides) Lsac, Xaw Ysrk. IMPORTERS OF TOYS, CHINA, FANCY GOODS, I Son tlx, &c. SLATES, SLATE PENCILS! We hae oa hand tha largest aad beet aeeortmeat of the a ho re goods. Our whoU stock has been imported since tbe 1st of e ebmarr. aad wa are da'ly ivingall the novelties appearing in Europe, We have paid for these g-oda bef.-re tha ia great ad -m iu tv.u, .an . n sru ai ioe siusi reaeonaoie ratea.. We solicit a ebar of your patronage. Tan will bnv from us if you examiar ocr .lock. China aJ "

TUt Wi-RY LATEST ' Heaihjr s Abjjt or the 'i illll- ItlH ; Before Atlanta. GeL j tt I JaTv "4th I I . , -- f - t, T- " j Central: : - I , I.

TELEaiiAlr Interesting from MobiJe. ! Fort Powell Blown Up and Evac j rated. j 05 Fort Gaines Surrendered, with j Oarriicn of 600 Men. Official Dlpttb. 2(' ('en W- ' Shermau, com ,1i Iuu Military Uttitio vj irte iss untypi : Wtk DEPAatMbST, W 4nisTos, I Aug. H 10:. P. M. j The bllov''ng report of our operationi at Mobi.'e, er racted from the Richmond Enquirer ot tL ' morning, bas just been received try tbi Department from Maj Gen. Butler: Mobile, Ang. 8.- -Friday night Lieut. CoL Williams, comm. mding Fort Powell, evacuated axil blew b P the lorL yesterday and to-day the ei 'm sbeilin. Fort Gainea. The peopt'e of Mobile aie all ready for the fray. ir e' confidene. prevails, and the people xre sa-isiuu with the conduct of Lieut. I'uchanar, Murray and Burnett, of the na vy SECOSD PISPaTCH It i painful!) hatniliatin t'Anouoce .1- t i i i . . r ! , m. i ce s:iHaieiUt surrei ter oi f on ,j uca Hl9:'M o'clock this mornin by Caionel Chas. Anderson, of the 21t Alabma Rrgiruent. This powerful work was provisioned -fur six monthj with a garrisoa of CiX) men. He comainiiicate! with the enemy's fleet by flat; of truce with the sanction of Gen. l'ae. He inquired by liignal what his purpose was, but received no answer. His attention was attracted by signal puna. Pae repeatedly telegraphed, Hold oa to your lort." The same nijjbt he vis.led Fort Gaines and fuund Anderson ou board the Yankee lret arranging itruii of capitulation. He left 'peremptory I orders fur Anderson on his return not j lo surrender the fort, and relieved him of hid command, t ort Morgan signaled . this morning, bat no answer was received except the houtin of the Vanj kee flag over tLe ramparts of Fort Gaines. Anderson s conduct is olliciaii LMaiiy jefuf. i pronounced inexplicable and sham Dispatches just received from Gen. ; Sheridan report bis forces moviiig : sii!.t the enemy up the hhenandoab. i At four r Jt they were skirmisdn about j ten miles from tnchester. ..... . . . . . , j 'r-' u explosion ot an ordnance host yesterday, ! I' "Jed wilh amxuni;,on, at City Point wharf No details have been reeetved. I I-. i n. n . . . n . 1.,... r a r . ..I y . I In. Col. Babeock, of Gen. Grant's stalf, slihtlv wounded No operations of consequence before tl. befall left PCI 6 rCMiffcCU, Particulars r Averlll'a Victor)-. Nw York, Aug. 10. The Tribune t special from Harper's Ferry gives the particulars of AvcriU's rictory. Averill attacked the combined forcea I of Mi C'auslar.d, Johnson, Oiiiinnre, aad j McNeil, on the morning of th Tib, and I aUcr a nrited fiht completely routed j thoir entire comniar, Js, capturing all Iheir arti'Ii-ry, (four pimes,) vast ijujntities of sinail arms, -t,Hi horses and equipments, and 4'JU prisoners, inelading 0 Kield and Cum pan 1 cHtcers. M.O...U.J w.tW bin UemuralUeJ command retreated to tha mounum. Our loss is coniparalively small 7 killed and -I ivounded. Amuii; our killed were Maj t'onres and Lit Lieut Clarke, 3d Virginia cavalry. They were struck down while gallantly loading a charge. Capt Kerr was severely wounded while penetrating the eaercy's lines. Tho Tribune's Wahington special says: Chief Knjjineer Latimer, who arrived this morninif from tne fleet off Mobile, reports that when he left, activo preparations were beinjr maile by Furragut for immediate action. Hi? describes Fort Morgan as a brick structure on the Sumter p!in, aud banked np at on additional precaution a iih sand bars, so that the front is conTiiJert d impregnable; hut being once passed, can be readily reduced by an attack from the rear. Farragut having aucceedsd in pnsinj the lort, we shall doubtless hear of its capture and evacuation in a day or two. Otilcia! diepntches are expected from Farragut to-morrow. It was no part of bis plan to captor the city, hut only to relieve a larjrc portion of our fleet which has been stationed there tor six mnntlis past Morris's statement, that the Tecumeb was sunk by Fort Morgan, is totally discredited by the Navy department. The vessel was not likely to engn the fort, and no chance shot could not have sank her. Some correspondent savs: It is generally beiieved in the Army of the Potomac that l-ee has sent Lonsrstreel's corps to Hood's assistance. The Tim-is Washington Fpecial of the 9'h savs: " A Cabinet meeting was held to-day, at which questions of Slate policy of more than ordinary interest and importance were discussed. It is conSdently stated by thoee who are in intimate social and political relations with different members of the Cabinet i that Stanton h:is resigned, and the j President has accepted his rerignation. ' It is not, however, positively known that j sach is a fart." Tbe Peterafearg ArTalr. ! Xtw York, Aug. lu The Timet j Washington special says Burnside and Meade each cast the blame of the Petersi burg fiasra on the other. It appears i that a modi6eation of the order tbe niifht previons led to a raisundersiand- ' iog as to who should superintend the j attack, and neither was prepared to take ! command. Matters abaat Atlanta. New York, Auj. 10 The Heralds ; correspondent near Atlanta says operations around the city are settled down to a regular siege. We are pounding away on evwy side, and it is doomed to be soon rednced. Rebels garrison forts and tntrenchraents with . miiitia, and use veterans fr operations in tbe field. Sherman's Eatlmats of the Killed anil Womnded. Washinhtos, Au?. 10. Gen. Sher man, in trafim-ttiBg the official reports to Gen. llalleck, says that although the nnmber of'dead rebels seems excessive, he is disposed to give full credit to the report ot oar loss, though only 3,512 killed, wounded, and missing. The enemy on the field alone amounted to 3,220. The total of prisoners sent North was 1,017. Total of prisoners in our hands, wounded. 1,000. Frwaw San fraaetsca. Sax Frascisco, Auj. 9. The steamship Oregon, from British C'olnmbia. Or1 eaon, brings nearly half a million dol-j-Iars' wotth of gold daat, mostly from i Oregon and I Jahoe mines. Papers received state that rich mine are bfcinp; found on the Sook. and Serp riTers, 22 miles from Victoria. There is a great rush in that direction. Idahoe is increasing in population. Mining reports are contradictory. - Frsst Fort Lavrssntc. j FoRT LitAMlE, Ang. Id Tbe Indians - j a.re getting verv bold, and laere is great ; ' i r . it. j alarm tcronjjhont the conntry. i feared they will attack this ooint i It is

' I have the honor to report the follow, -neral summary of the resBlt, of th. j enen.. '? their attacki on- this army oa ' the 221 J"8t:

, Totai iOsj in Killed. W'j'jnded a;,. I rciaiicfcr. i.oji, au-J ten j. i-ces of arti! $ 1 lerj- we have buried an 1 delivered t. j ibe entniy, nr.der a fig of truce e.-iit ii j uy tbem, in Jront ot the beventi . n:! corp, l 'W cf their killed. j Hood aud Hardee's corj s and Wu-sl er cavairy cnsgei u We have sent to the rear l.i prison ers, including ,."i commisiion"d ofii ..-ere ofhijhrank. We etili occupy the tieij. aud the troops are in fine spirits. A detailed aud full report will be furwarded as soon as cr.pir.let-id. Recapitulation: i:ir total less is 3.j2 The enemy's dead, thus far reported, bur;ed ordelivered to them, 3,2"'0. Total prisontrs sent North, l.ltl". Total prisoners, wounded, in our hand. 1 ,tKN E-ilimated loss of the enemr, Li.ihmi Respectfully, your obedient s rvar.f, Jso. A. Loots, Mtj Gti. Tlie nnmber of their dead ir: front ij ih-3 4:h division of same corps, inciud" tbo.e on the ground iiot now ocru" piea by our troop", lirti. tllmr reports will swell tt nutnb'T of their dead in bis front to 2,000 The number of dead buried in front of the 15th 'corpe np to this hour is 300, and the commanding officer reports that .at least as mar.v more are vet unbaried The number of 1 the dead buried in front of the lfab eorp was 422. TTe have on our hand I over 1, IX Hi of their wonnueil. a number of wounded bein carried ofi' duritiir tie nijjht, after the enernent, by them. We captured H stands of c iirirs and have them no, and j.IHHI stands of arm. An attack was made ot our I. nee (.ev en times aud was eevea :imej rTt.W.3 Ntw Yoax, An?. 1) ;i)!d cuitinu'g ealt. TLe pre'i-iit military situation is favorablv cnii$ti'iiel to the national rauie at the pold room, mid tle trndi iicv in to keep ffold down. I uo pr;ce uas nnctuat.-i Irom at the opening to 2j, and aain Up to The J'oal contains a det tiled account, showing how Bostnii has been eiifjajjeil in importing men from Ivir-pr t m substitutes anil volunteers in the armv. Three uliip load t apjears hnc L"". n br jopht over mv.lr irm Geiuj- v, and tht business has been kept tnm-h mure . . l se-rd than manv ot our ni.t nnpirtait j ,rmT movement , j ne 0nma; ia sar. the Gov, n.mer.t ; ,., fl,v;.l. u,.i "i,,..r ..,r. i nPW ,rom AtlanU to-dav. I It a! ..... ,-;. i. ",i;. ...... t... ... I j Dounce the resignation of Seward, ' Blair ami Meiie. Gen. Hooker and the Aitunt Secretary of the Navy, Mr. Fox. arrived here tc-dav. T l'aelttagten Item. Nsw Yore, A 112 lo Tho t'vmmer i t.int 1 Waahiiiioii (pec.nl ijs S crttary . ,-Untoii denies hsvinr tendered his re-j situation, and aays has no intention! ot uuitii o. fien. Sickles has hern tendered the rnmmaiid cf the Vetern Ki-nerve t'orpe, but says he would rather command rolor"d li ..) in the fitild. rrom Vebraelue Ontiu ClTT, Aug. 10 The Indians are hourly committing new depredations, steln. ftix k, burning trains, and killing indiscriminately. They were within one hundred yard of ihe pickets of Fort Kearney Iat niht, and fired an arrow at one of them. A coach arrived at Fort Kearney this morninjf, and reports bavin pasted several trains that bad been burned, and dead bodies by the ilis uf thc:n. A party r.f six whites were killed at 1 tuny-two .Mile Creek The Indians have stolen at Cot'otiWDO.I Station, '.o ull the rtoclc 111. ICS west 11! i Fort Kearney Ti.it tiinrninp a p.ury o! j s.ildiers sartd in pursuit of thein It a wi ll ftiiown that rsnaers, supposed to oe hi.m Ujitiitreii e old band, arc aaionz 1 ibetn. Niw ion, Ane. la Ueturna have ! been receive.J from all but five counties j of the vole iu Pennsylvania on tbe Con- ! siiiutional Ameiiilmcnt to allow soldiers to vote, and they show for tha amendment iy ...'!06; aguinet it, 103,605. I TAerijN.;TOJa Aug. 1 $urirrirtioni ; lo t!.e 7 iiiJ loan. rt portal to t! Trvi- ! rv to d;iy, amoui . ! , niea to nj'.f, ..ii. 11......1 H-..H... Klrer ami n eather. CtyrivXATl. Auir. It) The rirer has risen four inches. Weather clear. Ther momfer Vd' : barometer 2'.'" 4.'.

" 1 rfe-ct In e .rr re.pe-t. Kent t.y tnall or expreae Nltw ViiltK. Au?. A private dirtatch i to any part of tha country on receipt of prior and from Washiaetoti to-dav. says our news'! f" ,kn'f . fo.otord-rl. will I plea, .t.i. , .if ' ,i s 'be aire an.l elyle deeirM. wbeiher herd or eofl, Ihronh rebel source is all encouraging, j to,rnw; and If te penehould fall lo pleaee The capture of Molile is conSdently ex- j or vmr drUxtif, they win h. the priiig, of I ..,! k' . !...- . i, r., ,k. eicbau;n.(f. A dnl-v lion of ftf,een M eot. al. pected, and ve learn from the front that ,owM on .rdr, o) fiA w ee-r. and t.eniy-Bt. great eiciteiaent eaiats amonj; the rebels j per rent, on tln-e ot lliei. I.H-t-.I dierount maue hotii at Richmond and at Atlanta. I "l" '?4"- vUi repaired m th. beat man- , . , .,, ner f"r ftlty tenia lead alaaieeatb. Clrrn. Military men here sny Sherman will , Ure rtnemj eiylea.aad prk-ea of Watchoa nnd'iu!ited!v take advantage of the cou- i to any adJreae. Alra fu.-ion of the rehels, and we look for an ! r,.r rM r, M &J?n, account ot a Latiie at any moment. , m m .iu mmi, cor. Math, LonteTtiie, Ky. Averill' victory in the Valley is con- ! wh--i.4 firmed. His lots was verv slight, and!" 'ic7rCT A TTTO he captured from 500 to t' prisoners 1 lKJ fKAlrllO. and all the rebel artillery. I. I!. M'KIfaUT't This and the report from Moliile, have - n.a le our Vashmton officials vi ry I PJlOtCSTTtlT)!! GalJerVa

hippy. Clnrlnnatl Market. ClacinstTI, AnaUltin. 'Lirit iJnli ai..l price, nr'tninel. VH K T .".a'.s !or and the martrt ncseit!l. i OKN uncnang-l. OAT; dull ai nr4.-7 f ,r new and old. WHISKY &rner and nioie active. V.Q barrels sold at I I. ItothtDg dope in ueas pork. LARD. ";ut!erceasold at BILK MKAT h-d V above the views of buyers. (ioLIIiV. ETkl'HAh'fS. in ttter .npfv and ea.ier. MONI'.T MABKLT tipht at fr rent Xcw York Iarcti. New Tcfta. Anirust 10. MONET MARKfrret,.lT at 7 per cent. s-TEjiLiaii t.vt li a X,E iillai and wnnoiit neGol.1) is shade tigher, openin? at 2.'. d--.i..i..,ii -i.Mt.i ..I.,- . rl .a er..l- iWlime t.i l'V closing a-'gvs'. t.iiVT STOCK steady. Ihe steauLr jcot a. lor Liverpool t cc ont e--l specl. ANNOUNCEMENTS. For Ceotjr Sstrvejror. JAHE3 D. SACSCER3 wilt he a candidate for Coonty Snrveyor at the ensuing October election, ob qualiacatios al-jne. MEDIC Alt. DB.JOHS T WALKER bas taken poseewlon ot bra old office, on Third street. iaVh. nc of the Washington Uotet. Ills reaiden e ia on Locn.t s:r-et between ixth and Seventh Slre-ts n.wi. a.u-na taitmaiiy to pwfcsaiooal cxlis a, fuemr-v. jtr ses GROCERIES. SI GAB-CANE MILLS 3.5 Soar-Cace Milli, aasorted sires and prices, just received per I steamer Prima Ioana, and fur ale at YICKERY BROS., Xe Iu2 tftia siivet. V bush. Jicrtbrrn FoiaToee in .tore and fr sale ty VIcKERY BOS., So. 122 Main street. j i 1 . MEAL ii bn.he'. Corn-Mi!, frvafc in stcre and fnr sale by VKKEKY BROS.. Ho. 133 Uaia street.

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I would caullnn yn aujln.t Ml.rln( jon.re a.lu of conanmptloa, alien by lieln e,ire.l nf ynur womb and at-rtne dletaMa net one eyniMum ol rottenmnlloa le hM. It . .uhl be well t, r y.-ni to Lniw that all Ihe harrnwina aymplome. eren the rathinr roanh t.er, nereona iiruetratlon, tvellee. niihla, ),l..' aiUiiV-oA-Ahe tewntidwii,ion are1 eo lormentinn, aie tberouimon eyiuploiue of a dlei-newl inili; beM-e tbee.ee wllh nhlibiu uauy ualienie and tti)iciane alike are dece.mj, and aa many taluale livee I'Wt. It lenuh eery riet p!.a,ure that I ultVr the iiloin letter, wr((t -ii t.y the euilneut IhKtor t aiuar; Caio, April Htli, Iti.i. JM ---. H'.ioj- A ffriy, i.riTi i-j-i :-.siui- uijr ttriiVei! ,.-Tr,afi1 r. Cif tilNrl) mivr If 4 kuenn I k4 bv-rit,.l..rt r. His-d fa Krw Vurk I ft, frrju-nl 1 ti.i.nr .. !itfl bsn rr-s.l of me ltthcr I rpi,fit-d w.th I f M-ll f your rr, shtUt Itrlng hn, nd ht I kn r It i m , rta , In or-i tht ttre httl no tinnl-iafiin4' itij.til f.!- 'tar;K),: uf fjn,,ni( mlf rlffttl its H f'f tttAl K talflDMl), w rf ) (tir I c4 ami iliri, 1 mi II ,tup r It pnt l. j.t t mkm ihl t?ti'iitnt in titm, lu le-i! In ytir htitxl. or ft-rrn io Vr. Htii.ai o n--jf iMnk ls-t, b- io A'i itli It m )ir lfMi. I knr (ir ikflt (mut ! x r f ijl.t ymt ,(, In t wi.i'L C'tly, tSfr f' r a f nt.miit vif rnf !i;pm In 1 1 nut Ins-ttttiff. lln itv. 'f m ho!,ir, initttn- I!,'t1 Id nwtthln fUifn moni Urn of iiU r- tt'rv, a il roounfi xl ly t ih roftra, ) Wftl -t l y a mi'riiv uf tU Thtruuth ' Hrt( sVhifil. ontvt.f n t.i iL'lit-i I etits mii lionaral.l mfitila-ts, lr. lifh a, irtittitt tu this 1 t ssjnv-" iari'iinriw in i fie If i Tf i rli I (if r-rU'll i)ii .s, ft '-kiuvle-.!,;,,! , ,(tJ, i,, uf m f9. in h t(r-t In'ifrtii, Ur ii. In my ','. 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T.r.eof netnral vigor, aervone and R-eneral detiitity, with ekin eruptiene. tveer a'ire,, pan. a lu eery bone and mnacle, lo.e of a-.emory, h'-a'larha and dlfffflneet, ni(lit dream., emi eii.r.e. impotne. ete. etc., and theemileee oher en1erir.ee nhif-h aff irt a'-:b f ali-et , niil h r .rd by n-an. at p-eeeni need iu all the New Yoik C ity lloapltata, and thrwin Bra- klyn. SATISFACTORY HJKF.S "NVAiurA'sriD i OH NO PAY ASKED. ; CONSULTATION FREE! I will famish r.rece front the Sew Yerh If-pltala and the i;ity College ; aieo. Prof Wilisrd I'arker, So. U w-t 37s; ret; Iir. J. U. C.hil. ton, chemint, St.: I'rioce etreet, hVw York, and .ire-. River ar.d Uilitary ntT.noh-r,. Ieitera,with ret are .temp, promptly an. wered. Mticins eet l.y evpreM, with directions In writing, whir- the tnonev a-companiea tlie btter. Jay ofe.ee over the Auction R'in, hetwin the Feet OfBce and Interna'. onal U tel. ommerciel Avenue, one block in rar of the Pateenfc-er l--'t, Cairo, 1'ls. l-.t 0!6ce Uiv So. 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