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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-11-12
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
.pNIHToIo


the afternoon. A class Of little Misses
just beginning 20 read answered qnes
lions ID. the ruaimsnfs of Arithueds
with readiness and accuracy that was
absolutely astonishing.
The motto Of this school is " Industry
must Prosper" and the very superior
character Of the examination manifested
& close adherence TO their motto.
The recitations in arithmetic and ge-
ography we're in the highest degree
creditable, eissses Of kttIe lgirasf from
six TO eight years old answering mis-
csIlaneous questions from the multipli-
cation table and in compound Numbers
with prom ptness and accuracy that
will probably not be excelled in the in
termsdiate schools.
The music by the little girls in No. Z,
as well as by the boys in No. 9, was
charming and beautiful
Miss Cody and Miss Tabor stand high
in the estimation Of the officers and all
interested in the school, and have proved
themselves devoted 70 thsir arduous
duties
To-day the examinations win be con-
tinusd, commencing with the I'd Pr
mary, in the upper School House. Pa
rents and friends should attend.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

GUEEhnEEs on THE BospEE-Rron
the, officers and passengers on the Tar
ascon We learn that guerriilas are
swarming along the Ksntucky shore
from Louisville to Greensboro, in
threatening numbers Il was reported
that two hundred men we're at Clover
port and a. many more At Hawesville,
while others had just left Steamport as
the Taraseon landed there.
It will require the utmost vigilance to
prevent fncursions across the river into
this State, and We again urge upon the
attention Of Gov Morton sad the Federal
authorities the Importance Of 8 tsls-
graph line from New Albany to Mt
Vernon.
In another place viii be found the
guerrilla operations near Ford's Ferry,
where, happily, they walked up the wrong
passengers /
The gunboats have gene to look after
these proving ihisvea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

sToLES HoEsEs REoovEREp--Ths Mays
vile Eagle states that on Saturday night
about one hundred and fly Of the horses
stolen by Pete Evsress's gang arrived
there from near Moorefeld, in Nicholas.
Pete had left them on pasture while be
went TO see what the YAsks we're doing
near Mt. Sterling. Daring his absence
soma gentlemen concluded to relieve
him Of bis stolen horse-aesh by driving
thom to the north side Of the Ohio river.
where the owners can get them by prov
ing Pfapsfty and pGtpG 80 en esch
horse, to par the caplors for their trouble
and expense.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

B6S- The Times suggests that the free
negroes around this city should be COB
blsd up and put into the army, instead
Of taking slaves from Ksatucky.
The Times has such arm-hearied
sympathy towards the Shareholders Of
Keatueky that 1t soald Mish IRdiana 70
furnish Kentucky . qeo.s for che army.
Our sympathy extends TO Indiana and TO
those Kentuckians. who are giving their
influence to the sspport ofslhs govern
meat
Had Kentucky filled her quota with
whits men, her negroes would have been
LEFT at home When Indiana is eslled
on for troops, the free negroes within
her borders stand good chance Of be
ing taken. Many of them should vol
unbeer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
THE VERY LATEST
TELE GR A n II.



To Ma. Gen Dir.
Dispatches from City Point At 40
evening report no fighting to-day.
Movements are in progress which are
not COW proper for publication.
Rlehmoad papers report an attack on
Lynchbarg BY Hunter on Saturday, and
that be was repalss6. II Is believed
there vas nothing more than 9 recon
noissnce, and that having aseersained
the place to be strongly defended, Han
ter withdrew, and i operating on the
enemys communications in another
quarter
Dispatches recsivsd from Gen Shsr,s
mans headquarters dated yesterday
evening at $40 states that it has
rainsd almost incssskntiy several days,
bat orr lines have been pressed forward
steadily and an important position has
been gained By Gen. Howard. The en-
envy made desperate attsmps to rstsks
this position last evening. They made
seven distinct attacks Gsn Whitts-
ker's brigade Of Stanfsys division were
in the fght and lost not iess than 100 or
500 Two hundred killed were Ish on
Whitiaksr's trent. The assault wss fol-
lowed BY heavy Ere Of artillery. The
position vas well fortified and is now
safe. Our cavalry is across MONDAY
eresk on the left and one brigade Of the
23d corps Is across Moses Creek on the
right, bus the rebel left Is behind .
swamp and the rains prevent Al advance.
The fighting has been gate severe at all
points. the enemy resisting stubbornly.
Gen. Sigel reports from Martinsburg
that there Is no truth in the statement OF
the Philadelphia Enquirer Of the 2lst,
relative 70 tha raid of Mosebs.
Winchester is not occupied By the enc
my, ncr are the telegraph wires cot BE-
tween this placs and Hsrpers Ferry.
No military iatslligsnes from ssy.
other quarter has been received to-day
BY the Department
TSigned1 T. N. 6rAxrox.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

NEw YoRK, June 22-Ths ComHssr'
eiaTs money article says the gold mar
ket 10 in most excited csnditiou. The
suspension Of public competition, effect
ually, By the gold bill, has thrown the
trade directly into the hands Of speeula-
tors, and they now make their own prices,
Aud have made Gdlibisum Of their prt.
rouative. 1t was we'll known that
large and stout interest was combined to
settle il Contracts for delivering gold
-daring to-day aud tomorrow, and the
principal holders, therefore, held back
Tor large advance. The. pressure Of
stocks increase the quotations Of bold
ers. and the process continued until noos.
The brokers wers paying 81 p and
selling at = IS. The effect Of this state
Of affairs has bsen to entirely suspend
operations in foreign exchange. Draw.
| ers do not know what to AJAX and refuse
/ to give any quotations One large hru
in Nssua is asking Ell IS to pound gssr
ling. At such rates there can be nc
/ quotations At 1880 P. NJ, gold took |
downward turn, and lot was throw
upon the market at ESQ which put dow
the price Suddenly about Is per cen
and brokers we're buying At g 10 an
selling At s. @, and st3.30 2. Ma
about 1928.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
FnAxr D. PIEseE. seerslary.

New YoRx, June "a Newbern,
y. G. lsstsr Of Jans 18th. sAys the U. S.
steamer trAnspcza Jao Farren, Captain
SmAllmAn, has arrived here from Beau
fore, n. G., which place she LEFT on tbs
moraing Of the 18th inst, the Capt hav-
ing, on his way, taken Of IL Of tho crew
OF the gunhoat Lavender, Which ran on
Lockout Shoals ON the night Of he 18th
Captain smsllnan's attention vas 6rss
attracted BY signal FROM the wreck, and
upon nearing, foand the men elinging 20
small portions Of the bull, which vas
Just out Of vAter. There was 3 heavy
sea running, which made IL almost i'm
possible 20 relieve the Sufferers, bat
small boat Was manned By the
captaia, and chosen crew
On their approaching the wreck,
the poor fellows, mad swish hanger
and thirst, rnshsd into the boat, which
Immediately eapsized, throwing the
whole party into the bFeaksra It sas
then aome time before al got back 70
the wreck again. Capt SmallFnan then
sprang into The boat, which be sueessd-
ed 10 righting and after time got Der
bailed out asd then vent back 10 the
Farren. He thea continued TO run
line from the Farrsn to the wreck, By
which means, after much difficulty, ell
we're brought on board Some Of the
msn we're fearfally bruised. and 80 much
exhausted rs 10 be iasensible, having
been fose days and nights vithout food.
Capt Gleason, Of the Lavender, re-
ports having run on shoal st II o'clock
On the night Of the llsh. The Laven-
| der was . new boat, this being her first
trip. She vas built In Philadelphia,
from which port she sailed few dsys
before for the blockading squadron Cd
Chaslasson, whsFs shs was to have been
used a. a tender. When she lsfl PhiIa-
delphia her crew consisted o. twenty,
all told, nine Of whom ~~fe either drown-
cd or died .-s---asustion. The Farrsn
remained for some time TO try 70 save
sone things from the wreck, but in tvq
hours after the arrival Of the Farren Il
went to pieces The survivors we're seat
10 the naval hospital, where they viii Be
l7eREsd for.
Captain Gleason, Of the Lsvendsr
hegs to return his sincere thanks &
Capt SmaiImen for bis gallant eondue
in rescuing himself and crew from shei
| perilous situation; and also 70 all officer
Of the Farren, for kind treatment 0
them while on board.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

The river is falling again aud basi
usss continues dull
The ST Patrick arrived here early
yesterday morning, with moderate
rip and added gOodly amount Of
freight here in the shape OF cattle,
sheep, &c, SC.
The Armada bad yery moderate
trip cut
The Cottage breaght ia fan cargo OF
tobacco from Newbarg. between which
place and this point, she is nov plying
regularly.
The Gen Andsrson VIII be the ele-
CANT packet FOR Cairo at : o'clock today,
and Capt Clark ana Billy Lowth will see
that passengers are made comfortable.
The gar Little GREY Eagle, Capt. Bal,
lard in command with Major Dick Cox
in the Office, will be the regular packet
for Louisville to-day Her popularity
and that Of her officers is world.wide
The Tarascsa returned frem here jos.
terday, taking good deal Of freight
The splendid and popular Liberty No
2, viii Be down this morning for Mems
phis and all say ports She Is swiis as
wild AsAbiah eoasssr, and Capt wss
cOnpsr is a magnificent gentleman aud
an experienced olliesr Tive Of nalare' 5
noblsmsn, Mr. Ed Judge aad Harry
Walker will be found in her Office
The great Magenta, with Ed. Ford,
the taiq4s FL in the ogEics. was hourly
expected last night ca rsste for New
Orleans
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

REBEL BoAsTIEo.-Ths editor Of the
Vincsnnes Sun thus boasts Of what his
friends 10 Dixie have done. We doubt
the truth Of the boast, but If It'll true,
much Of this loss Of life can justly be
imputed to the aid and comfort and en-
couragsment given the rebels By such
papers as the Western Sun, Of which
George f. Greene is editor and propris-
tor, By the grace Of tho County Commis-
sioners Of Knox county.
Thus boasts the Sun:
The eleven regiments Of Pennsylvs-
MIA Reserves, jnst retained from sthe
IRONS, their time bAsing sxpised, nunsber
in all but 800 tnen, OF less than 10 to
a regiment The let New Jersey, which
weet out thousand strong, has return
ed with about thirty survivors. Some Of
The returned regiments have only sftsen
men left.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

BzRxuDA HuxpKED, June 2l.-No
general engagement has taken place
since oar last report.
The rebels endsavored To- construct
sarthworks on James River in the vicin-
ity Of Turkey Bend and Malvern Hill,
bat our gunboass shelled them out
Supplies have bseu sent TO Sheridan
at White Hozse.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

RERELs NEAR ELIzAnErHrowx.--
letter from EIizabethtown, says the Lou
isviIs Josrnsr Of Monday dated ysstsr-
day noons Informs y. that on Saturday
night force Of rebels, represented as
numbering four hundred, under com
mand Of Col. Jones, eampsd on tie farm
of Mr.. Munford, on the Hodgsnsville
road, six miles from The town. The
only damage sustained by Mr.. Munford
was the less of twenty-five bushels Of
corn. A rebel force crossed the NASH
vile railroad at Glendale yesterday
morning. 1t is supposed to have been
the onathAt eampsd on Mr. Annfcrd.
farm on Saturday night Another fore'
was mOvlng On The Bsrdsiewn road Sat
urdAy evening, .snsnilss from Elizabssh
town. No. adeRredalions we're commit
ted. The tweA disiEiona spaksa of b,
oar correspondent Ssrs a1asaabtsdly o
Jesse's command. We sfnEaish desAl
Of their operations elsewhere.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
MILLINERY.


AToTEcE Is hsrxhy giSen. thai % the Sth day %
~ May. 1884. . writ q atzschnsnt Sss izsned y
r. John = Crisp. JEstiee q The Pezns o. Pigeon
Tewnahfp xaadrrburzh Csanty. At the Instances
aud UPON the afsdssft Of GiElison MsEhes. asziEst
the goods, ekA8tsz. credits, snd sescts u HrAzes
B. Hs1esck and Edward r. Weir ke1 thAs On tks
9<h day Of June. 1874 - nfns ocIosk In the fore
nosn a. ny oEsos n fhs city q KFAasvflls,
PfzsoE Township. ooznfy sfOrssaid. VIII pro-
ee@d % bar and decida upon the eiAim o. szid
cuItsoa and gsAs D. EAkhse. Ehsreof fhs Eaid
Hancock az1 Weir, aud ali ofhsFs oosesras1, NiiI
tzks nosics. JOHN Y. CRISP. Up.
rnaTia vi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

Bosros, June 22-Ths cargo Of the
blockade runner, Young Republic, sold
at auction to-day. The prices Of cotton
we're IS follows. 223 bales Of niddEng
nplssds OIL A2a$l Al; i3T bale Of low
middlisg 81 349sI IL; 1T bales COED
ordinary 81 s4fasI Al; lat bales dam
aged 81 OF. I3s bales uplRnds 81 So
10 bales cotton picking 69c- A quantity
of tobacco brought 599ST4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

TIE LADY's FRIzsD-We have re-
esived from the Publishers, Deacon b
Peterson, No. 3ls, Walnut Street, PhiIa-
dslphia, the Jnly number Of this charm
ing Magazine 1t Is beautifully illus.
sratsd with steel engraEisgs, fashions,
&c, and is well illsd with highly inter.
sssing matter. II should have an sx-
tsnsive circulation. Terms - per an
nun,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

Sick AND WoUEDED.-Ths U. S. Hos
pital steamer Charles hsDOagAl arrived
at The hospitalsDeIow IBIS Gig last ersh-
ing with 100 sick and wounded, from
Louisville. We will doubtless be furn-
ished list Of the soldiers thus trans
fsrred to-day, by the eve; attentive Med
ical Director, DR.. Daniels.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

-NEw YoRk, June 22-At meeting
Of the bankers and brokers ts-dsy they
appointed committee to visit Washing
ton TO endeavor to secure = repeal or
modification Of the Gold Bill Up TO
2 o'clock. P. n. TO-DAY no decisive
answer had bean reesived.
No decision had been made On she
qusstisa Of N attempt 70 postpone the
Democratic Convention.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

clnelnnall Markets.

c4ncfxEari, gHas "a
Msrksss sarsted sna unsssiisd ~ The nsws frsm
YES Ysrk. an1 prices Aighsg.
FLOUR saysaesd - ss $50 - 81 sapsFaAs.
anA 81 so&T 81 feS Extra
wifnAT sla.azss1 70 81 sssi 70 foF Red. and
on To@1 % fax Whlts.
cohA kstz e ksxhsF.
OATS erm AZ s1ass Is haik.
WHISKY sasaacsd - 81 "a. anA 10 dsmand.
MEea POkK sAsaaes1 q SO.
BCLK MATS sna BACON Irregular.
LAID ksiA 81 Tie.
srGAn and CoEEEE IS Higher ana ga asmasd
NOLAssKs s4vasssd g. All kizas 81 ser.
shaadiss kst4 aikhsr
GOLD trrsgxisss buyers Paid ltssIss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

wAsHExcToS, June 22-It is reported
to-day IN Congregational circles that Mr.
Chase viii negotiate foreign loan i'm
nediAtsly after the passage Of the loan
bill nov before Congress- The bill con
tains provision Authorizing Mr.. Chase
to negotiate such loan.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23


JOB WORK The Jos~sSS ozSs Il fusaisbSS
with fall sssorsmsas u nv Aad bs~atifai iyps
Of the latest styIss sad Is fally prepared 70 sss-
cute as handsoms work ~ ean bs aeBs In ths
STATE, such as LsrTEA HEASs, BfEE-BasDs,
HKiDISss, csaCSLAAs, BgspAss OAEDs, BALz-
TIeKErs, szPprss- BnAs, POs5EHs, bs., &C., either
In plain u fAasy ooIsrs.
OUR BIsDBEYe-ws have In sonnsstisn With
this Office one ofths bsst BOOK BIHDsRIEs sad
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS Ais stAts,
aud ars prepared 70 De ssAfss shd ssBISs - de-
sired. MaEAaiass, Periodicals, a.. bead ia any
style required, and old bssEs rs-bsuad At short
notIos. Lsassrs, JosTsAls sd bIasE bssEs, tr
Railroads, stsanbsss, Bsskins Hsusss, Nor
chants, &c, manufactures o. - rssssnAbls bsrns
- any other sstablishmsnt.
Az work dons At this oass VIII - asas Drsapt-
~, asd win b ready whsn prennsd. 90
EvAnsVILLg JeURHAL 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
HOME INTERESTS.

Ts PuSaetAss.-ff yes vssa - ssrsh.s puss
Drugs. Msdlsinss. snA Chsmissis a smAa "a
vssss &c nassssa pstesss % ssa sza@ias AsAl.@
4 wnrss stosk. uasrs yea vffi aas srssy ara
ii. hat !. nssSsa b. sAa pssassies. ass - srisss
wAlsh sAangs ~ - eivs sarianssis1. Tssir
stsFs . al No. - MaIa strsss. msJt4Aw1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

RoRKIxo MERs MEETTxG.-Thers will
be Mas Meeting Of the working men
Of the city Of Evansville, to bs held il
Crescent City Hall, Saturday, June 25th,
at half past 7 o'clock js22-d5l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

By We are indebted 10 > vsry pretty
young lady fer . very pretty beuquss Of
the most beautiful snd fragrant flowers,
for which she has our thanks aud our
earnest wish lhGs Der life and her beauty
may always be Is bright ~ her bouqnsL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

HEADaUARrEzs, June AIS A H.
Some skirnishirg took place along the
line yesterday, but no change Of poai-
ton has been made BY either party dar-
ing the last three days. The enemy il
bssy throwing up works At different
points, asd although our lines reach to
within three quarters Of . mile Of the
city, thsy sssm determined 20 hold oas
till the last
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

EEw YozK, June 72--The Wood OF
Peace State Convention net 81 the As
tor House this afternoon. About 60
we're present Propositions TO aominate
an independent condidaie mst with lii
lie favor. Wood declined committing
himself for Mcclellan or any other man
nominated At Chicago.
A mass-mesting ID called for Wednes-
day, In this city and other places, to in
press upon the Chicago Convention that
the people favor Peace. The committee
meets again on Monday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

Nav YoKx, june 22-Ths Richmond
SenttnsI OF the 18th says of Hunters
operations, that after destroying part
Of the Charlostsvills Railroad thsy struck
the railroad to Petersburg near Concord
depot, and cut the telegraph. The pur-
pose Of isolating Lynchbnrg, the Seat
mel says, Is failure, on account of Shsr-
idan not joining Huntsr. Il also
claims Hampton whipped Sheridan.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

veiuntssrs, Attsntisni-Tsr ths DE-
rangsments e. tbs system lnsdgusai e tbs eAsnks
efdist. wounds. Erupsious. asa sxposurrs vhish
svsry yeiunssss = liable 10. tAers are ne Fszss-
aiss % sss., ssavssssat and reliable - HoLLo-
WAITS PILLS AND ofNTMEsT. IL The rad
or q tAis nstsas exanot Ess box 81 Ffiz sf Olaf
neat fron tie drsg store ia his place, iss hin
vrisa e ne, 50 Maldsn Lane. snefoslag The
azsuns, aa1 l vii ms8l box frss sf szpssss
nssy ss.lsss viii not kssp ~ msalsssss On hasS
h.~asss thsy sAnnss raaks IS nuch profit A. -
.sA.r p-rsea's make Is esats, % esals. ana 81
- per box os pot 1AA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
ESPECIAL NOTICES.

a Case of Dyspepsia Of ssxtssn years
stAsdlng cured b. ons bsx Of T. Il. sasrp's esis-
brAlsa PlIls Read The tsstsmeay 49, Philaasl-
pAia. Fse. eta. 1854. Ms. Jshn J. Krs@ss-ps@T
sir. haze be.A sutsrsr rem thai msss bsFrls
disease, Dyspepsia. for sizsssa yearsi sus sftss
uslsE the ems bsx sf r. n. sharp's Pills vhish I
purchased Of you soHs three weeks aEs, BEL -
II had catered iste asw iiis-my gsasrsi bsAish
has improved, my appetite has Increased, aud al
together issl like new naa. taks pisszars II
rOsemmsnalng thes V the pablis as safs Aad re-
llasls Yeurs iruiy, .. 7. FoRBEs. Be- -
Chsstnut Street, Philadelphia"
Prizes 81 lex. Sold BY druggiss sssryvhsrs.
JOHN J. KRONER, PriasipA Assst.
80 cbesanut Street. PisslAdsipsia. 2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
GOLD PENS.
Q. ?. Barnes's Extra Sod Pen..

Ala pas bar ny Saxe-s.ark, &C. p. BkEsEs
KxrRa Lera KIT, q for whieh j lave sssurea the
ssvvrsgA1 sd are wsrrAute4 it e@rMts fne Ana
Il any part o. the eosntry receipt - prtos sos
rsasrz ehargs- Persons ordering vii pis@ss stats
the size and style desired. whether hard o. scfts
6ns o. eoarsss and the pen should fsii % FteAss
or prove essscsiTs thsy VIII have shs privissgs q
sxchaaafssra A 40 zrffoz Of sftssn pr sent. ~
Iswe6 % eFsefs o. - 81 ever. ssd f~sntJ ~
SSr asnt. On thsss Of 500 LfberHl eisseant NAL
= 80 srzas. Old Pens rapsirsd ia ths Dest = AZ
ser for fhirty-s cents Gzzd sarg1 s@rh- tirse-
lars showing Sizes, styiss. ena priess q N@t1-ss
CP BARSE3,
D..sar A. GA Peas and AnKzIFAN NArcHkss
~ Mair sfsses. car. sixfh, LsasFfies KY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

KENTUCKY GuERRlLr1s.--There is no
question that Kentucky, especially along
The line of the Ohio river, from Louis
vile TO Smithland, is swarming with
gusrrillas; and, indeed, that they possess
the whole of that region.
We are told BY gsptlemsa from thss
State that. almost every white man who
has been drafted By the Federal govern
msnt has gone ipto he Igasrriits bus
mess.
It is true, the eopperhead press at the
| North, palliate this treason by asserting
that it is in retaliation for THE eonserip-
| ton of negroes.
| That is a high compliment to Ken
lucky patriotism. 1t is simply saying
that Kentuekians esteem the right and
privilege to hold slaves above all claims
! of pstriotisns, honor and jastics. and
|, that 70 retsliats sos their ssgEsss Being
: taken, whether 5assly or uninssly, the,
turn traitors, robbers, horse-thisves ana
murderers.
When rebel leaders took negroes from
!. Kentucky, we did not hear of Kentuek
ians rushing into the Federal ranks il
{ retaliation. No, the fact is, these pro
fessed Union men, finding that they mus
fight, choose TO be where their symps
thies have always been, with the rsbal,
IT 81 one-fourth per cent premium pal
So for Kentucky money, Also the highs
70 price paid for Illinois, Wisconsin, Te
" nessee, Alabans, North and South Ca
=, FoTfns, Georgia ana Louisishs mon.
" gold, silver, vouchers and drafts on 4
in GsssraAeaaz &sss De- zCall Aia Gee
81 Cepslaads Savings Bank, No. 4, FIJI
,g Street St.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
FIRE LIMITS.

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