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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16
Democratic Congressional
Convent Om.

Tho Conv,ntjtn met in Massit
Hail in Portsmouth, Ooio. on the ST.
oi June, 1861, pursuant to call OF tn.
Democratic Central Committee Of II,
Eleventh Congressional District.
On motion, 5 =. CASE, ol Vintor
County, wa cl,8vu President; J. ",
BowEN, OF jackson cnuntr, was AZ
pointed Slcle'aIy, and j. W. New
.MAN. vi Scioto county, Assistant SEE
retGry.
On motion Of E A. BRArryN. o
YintOn county, the following rrsoiu
Ition was unanimously adopted
Resoioed, That enc delegate from
Irach delegation in this Cunvc@tion,
oo suggested by their respective del
Ic9tiOns and appointed by the chair, ,as
ia Committee on Credentials.
The President appointe WM. Z
HOPKINS, Of Adams county, E y
SWIFT, OF Jackson, l.. a. Arwo"O, ol
Vinton, j. F. IIIrCuC OK. of S"iuto,
and FREEMAN ADDS, Of Lawrence.
said Committee.
On motion, q Committee on Rea0lu
ton was appointed by the President
as follows: JACoBS Ro,E Of Adams.
]. {. STEVENSON, OF Jackson, D. S.
DANA, Of Vinton, n. j. ESsLow, q
Suiot), and FREEMAN A Dds, Of Law.
On motion, the Convention ad-
iournel until t o'clock.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16
Morgan Raid im Kentucky

lesi TucsIav week pgn. Genera
| John Morgan's forces occupied NJ
STIRLING Ky. ia turcc abon. 5000, as
nlar ae We can gather, on this day
week, thoy had catered all over Tho
state. at l. x,ur.,n FranGfort, Mays.
ullr, back ot Lousyjlie on the Rail
road, at Cyuthiana GOmjlys from Gin
cinnai, aud Mt other poin's farther
South in ~. This is evidently. an
effort to get ctIecruits in Ky, and his
'orcc is now reported at from 5000
10 5000. The c0urce pnroNel by the
Administration towards Ky, and her
loyal citizens ha' been well cacu!a
ted to drive Ky into the rebel ranks.
Lincoln promised to protect loyal
heninc&ians in their right OF proper.
Ity in slaves last winter, and now the
Administration is recruiting all .hp
n.gger' she can get from Ky. LAS
Nonday we aeen Il largo company Of
"."cH' recruited u n.y. ut FoF'S
mouth. Ibis is another breach Of
pledged faith on the part OF Lincoln
and we ovrrc, N,r,o, u;l L,vn
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16
peq3URArig CoYvaHTl0X

The District Convention al Ports
m7u.h, On ne Sth, mat, wa har
m3nipl4 g'h yrin!o the Democracy
The Hon. WIN. NEWMAN aud D. e.
Vance our delegates to Chicago, o.
The 4h OF July, Nre gentlemen Of age
Ey2eri}nc3, n ability, and what il
better at.'l th4y arc men Of jniicouS
mial', whn viii ~ to the Conven
li9n Uutrame,ei, and will DO the baa
for the benefit ofth9 whole peopl G
with out regard 10 sectional infin
en1e3, 81 lalopt firm CoHstitation
o. Platform all place npon it men o
Integrity and true AmerIcou patro's.
lie! us MI harmJnz3 fIr Union, vie.
tory aid the rights oi every citizen O:
the world renowned Republic o.
our fathers. Sanding by the Con
etitn,ion aud Union, now and forever
This doc'rine with the Olive branch
o. Peace will restore Law AMI ord q
10 the entire Contedercy. s. mo,c il
be.
Dr.. II G. Moore, onr P.esilen
tiai el ctOr for the 11th Congre88ion
al District, il Il true and unvavering
Dtmocrst-a gentleman in whom
there is no guile, no man eau say =
SoFd against him as man, citizen
or Democrat. No man stands higher
in his own county than DR.. MOORE,
be will sweep the district by an over
wbslmniDg majority.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16
sIlERIFF'S sALA
Safe cf Ohio, Viafoa COHnry,

J. B. Ximb.l & Co. PlfTs la Conr' ri
aVainst Common Pleaa
William Ray, Det' UL LXe,u'ioE.
.DURSUANT to tho command Of an ordcrot
L sale 10 the Nbc1e cans, 70 me ci'N:tcd from
tie Court Of Common Pleas. Of tie Sfyr.Eid
County Of Ninton, vill cffsr ut pahlio sGls p,
the door o. the Court House, In the town of
GeArthur, in the aforesaid cour,y Of Vintou On
Saturday the 23d day Of Jaly, 1864,
BetSeen the hours Of ten clock, IN. srd
four O'clock, T. NJ, OF ssid dry, the following
property, ;p.vit Tie southwest quarter Os
the south-cast quarter, aud the northeast
quslLcr OF the sOuth.east quarter, aud the
suuEh east qnarter Cf the sUutb.enet quarter,
fsertion number twenty fvo. Us. J in rown.
Ship number ten, (lG.) oI Range number nine
teen, (l9) Also, the northwest qnnt'r Il
tho northeast quarter, and the north esst
quarter Of The northeast quarter of seetion
number thirty six, (36,) ia Township and
E.hEe aforrEid Containing Two hundred sclcS,
| Taken as !h, prDI crtY of William Rsy. 10
satisfy JnnGmeaI in favor ui J. Is. KimhaU q
Co.
APlr4ael NJ Two thousand dollars, aud
must hrih9 tSo thirds a. lhut sum.
! TERMS SALE. each in hand.
B McCLlNT' cK Il tNIrH AKIii NORRIS.
! Au.- 'or Piifs. Shff v Co. 0.
| june 10 il 1854 5Y VIZ HuID Deru'y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16
PEACE! PEACE !

With his be,uiirl ard apt quotation The
Hon, Fernando v ooa OF New York, closed n.>
tl,qneut ,r,ech "Cu.A,aJiCu' in the House
E.rr,I'Gr,u Jnuuary .cth lsr4.
"peecei Feace God Of our fathers, grant
"a peace
Peace In pur hearts and 1t Thine a'tcrs, peace
On the rsl waters aud thGir hIighted shnres
Pea,e for the leaaur.d ctlics AM the hosts
That watch and bleci around them aud within,
Peace for the homeless aud the iHtherleSs
Peace for tho captive on hi' weary vay,
Add tie mad crowds Who jtcr hi. hlp pic. ness /;
gor ;hcm tha, ,u.Y.r, 'hem TIM: do the wrong,
Stunning aui sirnsi ag.in.t e. o God for all
Fnra .i.:ra. tel torn, and bleeding !a4l
sYccA iAa glad iid.uc'! Give u give utpe42e
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16

hell at Chicago, July 4'h. Judge D
.. VANCE, Of Adams comfy and VIM
NEWMAN, OF SciOto, were proposed
and on mation chosen By acclama.
tion.
A ballot was had for two alter
mates resulting in :hc unanimous se.
lection Of Z. f SWIFT, Of Jackson,
and FEEEMAN ADDS Of Lawrence -
DR.. Il, G MOORE OF V!nton, WAS chU,
sen for PrtSid +iial elect r, on the
first ballot the vote hoiag MooRE 40
T. GUNNIN0 %.
Committee on resolutions mad
the f,llowirg report which was m
,nim"n~ly aiOpt,d:
/ "R soiard, That The Democracy
Iot jhe llrh Cou5rcs.ional Dic,rici
are now, R3 they alwav9 have ben
in favor of tha restoration oi ,he Un-
ion uprn the bass Of the Corstilu'irr,
in are clearly oiopin'on from the re
suits Of the three years bIocjy war
thar coerCiye means Will never ac-
,UmpIi8h tho drcirrd result.
Second, That the dylegates appciu
ted to thv National Dem ,cratil Con
vonti9n, are hereby instructed 70 usp
Hll honurlbIo means - secure the
nomination vi men who arc in nvp'
Ut such measures Ms wnl bring y, nc,
9na nsl1mny To Our distracted coun-
=.
On mo'iOn Iho proceedings wcr,
Ordered to DO published il The Demo
crate papers oi the District.
o. motion the Convention ed
joun,j.
S G. CASE, President.
j, ". BowEN, S,cy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16


ly, and on arrival found the enemy
had retreatef from town. The tram
then moved With usual speed towards
R0saca.
Abont half way an enormous tor,
.pedo exploded, hurling tho loccmo
i've SIX feet from the track -Four
cars running in the rear was torn ia
I7plinters' Fortunately the troops
were IN The Fear Car ami escaped in
jury.
The box containing the missiles
Vas marked "powder, Z. S. A., thir
~ live pounds, Nobody was s, rious
I'y lWIr d. Cup,sin Barlow, OF Lo-
.an 8 s'oiE, was LlnislA.
lhr tHiuS passed IN the evening /,
Lsesaca The same night Why,lyl
I"ppeared again N the road hr'uH
VaIh"nn ami tore np u consilrmLt,
IpoltlOn oi 'he track, which has s,nc,
been repaired aud trains aru nsajl
running.
a gentleman who lett the front OF
he Oh, says our cavalry, on II ru-
connois'nca to the lront, tound onl,
4 iIRhl Iocce ot rebel ra,a,ry, which
after = severe skirm sh, tell back ~ {
.crosscd The ChatluhOuche.
Itleonvro taken report the whoh
rebel army Oh The south side Of th,
river, deItrminyd II oppose the pas
sage 10y cur army 10 the ras:, Thl
lver being much swollen by the IaI,
heavy ranN, III syruua CngIgumtn
can "Ccnr until tie river inIa.
I d II. Whrc'"r tclrrral hs Genera
Darlington that George Jrs5tU VIII
TWO tundrcd rebels was T.; New Cas-
i'ic at tnG,lown last evening"
The tulce So made up 0l despNrat,
CHARACTERS hnd not collected through
o"t the crnntry. JeSsjrs' men Al,
on foot, hut are stealing all the hOr-
9 9 IN the upiohborbo,i
The authorities rxocct to bsg H.,
wholo g}ng.
The Frankfort AMI Lcxingt |
trains viii rnsumo their tr,us ,o-
morrow. Trains rom here to Nah,
,y,ll" IAN regularly twice daily, an,
Ihayp MT ha,n mt rrunt.I
Oo,ha l0.h. eipb,y rpnrr:ilag mad,
A raid into PIinc,Irn C,LIw,I
County, K u,ucky, and we're r,rn,sr,,
with he loss Of two killed unI srv.
lclVl wonndyl
Uant,r CrooL and Aycr,D hav.
moved from Stanton. Virpiu,n
Thpy de trnyrl owe, hrrn m;Ii,,
!ofdullars ol rrb.l nron.rtv inc'uI;n.
yalnahle tart,r;.s t,,nn,,1 S,,L
wsa wourL.i rLiro I,,d,n., l,;s r,.,,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16

TIE Convention assembled at
o'clock. The Committee on Creden-
tia's made their report which was re-
ceived and adopted. Delegates were
present from all counties but Galiia.
The Convention proceeded to the
election OF two delegates to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention, 10 ba
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16
llrtu AOOrrtlsemGnts.
Macarthur Marked.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
NOTICE

llenty Johnston Adminstrs-or of the estate
Of John Johnston, late Of Vinton County Ohio
Deceased; has fi-d his accounts and vouchers
for inspect o. and settlement. aud that they
will lie for hearing on the 18th dsv of Jay
A. D. iSJt III CiIARD CRAIG.
June 10th lS64.-3g Proogte judge,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16

roR 5rcEEraRv or STATE.
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG,
OF Seneca County.
SUPREME JUDGES.
(Fur Full Tem.)
PH,LADELPH VAN TRUMP,
oi Fairfield Coun'y.
(ro Pill v1cANcIrs.)
Long Vacancy,
MACHlAs c. WHITLEY,
Of Naacock County
sh~rt Vacancy,
ALEXANDER 6. BOYS,
OtHig'lOnd County.
ATToRSEy oENrR ".
LYMAN R. CRITCHFlELD,
OF Ho!mrs County.
ceMPTRolLrR os THE Treasury,
WILLIAM 3. Y,PRENTISS,
o. Franklin County.
School coNMtsFIoNER,
ALEXANDER s RAMSEY,
hS,dM Comfy.
BOARD cF PUBLIC WORKS,
,Full Tsrm)
WILLIAM LARWELL.
or ASH ri County,
IFoa vAcIEcY)
CHARLES DOESEL,
Of Aug,uiXe County.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16

DRAFT.-The supplementary draft
for VintVn County, to moke up the
deficiency, for exempts &c. wiz
come off at IrontOn this week. We
suppose it will require about thirty
!2 thiity.tve mao
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16
NOTICE.

s'cnhen r. EAkIn administration de bonas non
Of the eslst, Of Abraham Darst. has Hled his
aeconnisf for inspection and settlement as tuch
administrator, ard that seid accounts will be
passe upon OH tho 25th daV ct Juno lsf4.
RICUARD CRAIG,
junc end ls6l-3w Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16
IIULARRHNN Nm NYsEN TERY

J. IVA hNliEh AN ~ Vl sen TEX
We have t1,mned great number o
Others from some Of he most prumincn
iril'zrns Of CintinnJli aud Cuymgton II"
speaking in the highest terms uf Dr. ST k.
lands Anli-Cholrrt NLuurn tor lhs cure nj
IduuhRI and G,smlcrr. Tie letters are
to long to pub ish, Mr. Woods of Gov.
Imgtrn. su's be was prnnouncCu icuIab.p
tor the bes, electors IL Cincinnati. and on
lUnl q ~ D. ) r.rkliUi's Anti Ch0 ga NiN.
lu:c cAtc,cd ap tm4urut rurh 'f,r suffer.
ing tor mulh5 win the WIS. iyrm Of diar
rho sni d,s,o'ery,
/ Aarih.r say H. was disch1rg-ti from the
United States s,rNi alter sunrrnI in the
uu-pira fer months u, incuroOle, and as a
lasI resource tried Strirklmt's Anlr-Chole-
IA NlxtLre he got vel diGeciI, aud has unW
irn'eicd The nruuy again IN g)0l health
! One man writes h. cured ven Ur rignt
very bad case, uf dIauIn and dys'n'rr, IN
the burn,kS he was ia with Oue bottle q,
! tII~ Na.u.hir m'dlciut. IT. ;,Cl We cO"ll
! fill half our pdper with similar item, tom
III, Sc letters. Why doe, not our Govern.
mpnr S.cure this vtlOoblp ,rrpatr zion. -
! Urr ar.Iy ought 10 be supplied " ith II. |,
Ii, IA Ia short tme sluce Une Of our men
laid in very ,Cw con 'i'iun al one OF nur
Cincinnati Hospitals. his vile wa, sent for.
tie Decor, considered his an hoprl's5 case.
She. however, gave Tim Suick mdS Auti
ChoIea Mix ne, and IN three weeks hG wus
role torrlurn HON " lh his vile 10 New
Richuond o. Al these caSes right al
il me sp"ak lnr themselves. We hops all
he sohliers will pat bottle Of it in their
knap,lrk, it may save them n some a.
their comrades. Il is for sgle by Druggist,
A., En anne ,,or IA .ftIn
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16
rrUESDAY--- Jm"o, I6ieGs

E4- rnE CNNsrI1 UTiON ~ It's
yiIE UNION ASH MAS, III NEGRO
YuEhE He -, Hud the rtnrccment
Of :hr Laws ags'nst all Officers VII"
hsv" uSurEed An,hoTiiy, ah wei nS thr
lie I.ho CCmmIt breaches al the
Law,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16

y n. PETTFNGlLL ,s CO.. Advo1 i;sn
-, Nccnta No. 81 Park Row New York x
6Sinie Stroot Bostrn arc our AUcrtS and ric
authorized t. take AiyerIi-ements and sub
rr;utious Tor IA at our Lowest Ratss.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16

MoARTllUR. ONO
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16
rrR SrcrEraRv or STATE.

EsmCCrati t;:re itItt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

New YORK, June ls-The steamer
Fulton, from Port Royal the 18th, has
arrived. They opened fire from Snlli-
vans and James Island on the 7tb.
which wss replied to by our guns. No
damage was sustained by US At night
the guns Of Fort Putnam opened on
rebel steamer bound TO Charleston, and
sunk her She was loaded with troops
and supplies She was disabled aud run
aground. aud at daylight demolished By
our guns. Desertsrs are constantly com.
ing into our lines.
The Herald 5 correspondent with Gen.
Hunter, writing on the 18th, sAys the
army Is again advancing. Dispatches
from Lee, captured, urge Imbolen to
bold out, aud be viii reinforce him.
Hunter Is moving, with Il view to
eounteraet tLs movements Of the enemy,
who are preparing 70 make strong de.
tense at Lynehburg.
The Herdids Charles City G. II. cor
respondent says the enemy appears 10
have been completely mystiiied By the
last movement, aud were twenty-four
hours IN occupying the ground we left at
Cold HaEbor. lie has since made
forced march for Malvern Hill. expect
ing US to occupy Il, but that was not in
Grants programme
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

NEE YoRK June l3.-The HerQyds
correspondent With the Sta corps gives
the following account Of the fght near
Long Bridge, ia crossing The Chicka.
bominy:
Crawford'a Division had advanced.
After crossing be at once pushed for
ward to the heights on the other side
firmly establishing himself, and there
remained until daylight, when the other
divisions Of the 5th CORPS took position
near him. The corps remained ali day,
but not without independent and most
brilliant fighting. crawfords division
Of cavalry was still in the advance A
PORTION was cent directly to Turner 5
Ford, across the Chickahominy, and
GONE towards White Oak swamp, cross
ing at the latter. The cavalry came
upon the 1st and End south Carolina
regiments.
Hsmpton's brigade being inferior in
plumbers ne sent back for infantry sup
ports, and Crawford sent Gen Bates
brigade With instruetiona 70 aid the cav
slry TO get possession Of the road and en-
tr nch very 81 ortly after
Lytle's brigade vent to ths assistance
Of The lst brigade, followed By Colonel
Carries brigade.
In some redonbts thrown up BY Nc
elan, the enemy had placed three
cannon, from which be kept up a vigor-
Gus Smelling at our troops. The object
70 be gained was the holding Of Long
Bridge Road, upon which we're all Of oar
trains.
Silenciug the guns Of these redoubis
and keeping possession OF White OAK
swamp bridge, Barnes battery, first New
York, was locafed so as to command the
bridge and prevent the enemy from
crossing over from that direction; mean.
time another battery was directed to Ere
on this red0ubt, and the counter cannon
aiding was heavy and furious for a VII .le.
Oar cavalry got out 0f ammunition al
this time and were heavily pressed and
compelled TO fall back, which they did
in considerable confusion, working
through the infantry liura, The inian.
try, Notwithstanding the cavalry panic,
stood their ground and punished lhs
pursuing cavalry severely ~ they came
within mnsket range The enemy cav.
airy fell back and did not show them
selves again. From this time the fight,
ing was between Crawford division and
The enemys infantry Il Was half past
three p NJ. when their infantry came up
Brisk skifmisbing ensued and the enc
my made an attack, but was 80 decisiyel,
repulsed that they did not venture 10 re-
peat H.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
Net Assets, January, 1864,
$4,000. C56.3 Sd =.

Z. THE PLAN AID ORGANIZATION ~ ths
HTNA, afssY - pears 81 ssvess trial, has r.
alissd The xreAssst publle advaufaess ana
ssnoess 81 lbs Fass0us sYHfens o. Ffre Insa-
Fznea In this esuutry. Ia now beftsr allAn
sser prwpaFss for duty.
$ 1890 LeNs Gains have tnsn settled and sAf8
sfKTEES MILLIONS or DuLHAEs
8. THE C06srMPTfOH OF PROPERTY BIZ
FIRE. IN fha United Stats atetaxaa over
sioS.8g eaiiy. Il yaur property exposed
aud nnprot.etedf $3.50
T. ARE roo IESuREDf III net. wbv net
7 b eost = trfsinK: tAs duty IL MANIFEST f;
tbs raauia nsay - yonr ssesps from ruin
-Nhale delay 3se neglect cay Involve
Jon - eanAruptsys psFsrfy. % crasl d.
hppcinfmasrs
:. PARTICULAR ATTESTTOI AID regard &
given q small risks ~ asii - large ones
Ats saA sap@rIsF eernnssrel6i ma4snfswrs
e1ofzsa. Et :
So fnsuranes solicited sd PoIsesae tseHsd T.
2. W. EKxskN. Arsnt.
Jas Aaxsis Hail B@lisiAx, Nc. =. Mafa a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

PHiLADELrHlA, June le.-Aa explo.
sion occurred IN the Bridgebury Arsenal
this morning, through the earelessness
of u boy Three boys we're severely but
not dangerously wounded
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

PIrrsRuRo, June lS-H-River four
feet three inches by the piez mark
Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, June lS.-The river has
fallen seven inches, with eleven inches
IN the channel Thermometer S79.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
- q - G - - II,
Eonly with superior facilities
IN every department.
Our stock includes the
following. in large quanti-
ties, viz: a
| B1ood's Grass and Grain
Scythes, A 81
Waldron's Grass & Grain
Scythes, Cd
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
Hoes--Planter's and Gar
den, t,s..
Hames Collars & Brides.
Axes--the best brands,
Chaing---LOg and Trace,
Tableand Pocket Cutlery.
= ShoVels and Spades,
= Carpenter and Cooper
Tools a
Mill and Cross Cut Saws.
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels,
I Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws, aa Is =
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting. 'a
4 Japanned Ware,
NOtions---LaTge Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer to deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West. s
WELLS, KELLOGG q CO.,
No. ID FirEt Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

WASHINGTON, June ls.-But seven OF
the bodies of those killed by the recent
explosion Of the arsenal here (yesterday)
have been identified thus far Numbers
OF the relatives Of the deceased were ut
the arsenal this morning, but many were
unable to recognize their friends. All
work is suspended to-day, except By q
few carpenters and painters. who are en-
gagged 10 preparing cotiius for the funer.
ais, which will oil take place from the
arsenal Tomorrow evening. A site has
been selected in the Washington Con.
gress'onal Buryiug Ground for the inter.
ments, and monument is to be erected
By the employees.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
Frors Warrington

WASHINGTON, June ls.--The average
rate at which The loan has been awarded
is reported to be 1864. The highest rat
is ITO, at which rate several small
amounts were offered.
An apparent discrepancy between the
quotations a. given in the New York
market report OF June 18th, of Eastern
prices, and those Published in the New
York papers, have led to an inquiry
which concusively shows that those
gwen IN the Western press reports we're
entirely correct. Il was shown, for in
stance, that If a sale were made paya.
Bile in United States certificates the
value OF the certificates for the day Of
sale must be taken into account, 10 de.
termine the figures fixed in the sales
Besides, the testimony OF those engaged
IN trade fully confirms the quotations
given by the Western press
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

!. TfgEAND faLAED NAVIGATION RISKS
eeeerfeas now as haFstofora, n fair rates
And liberal eoaAstiens
2. sABUstNSss CONDUCTED vifh constant die
patch aud aeenrzrv
:. LOSSES always met win promptnsss and
eampiess Justice
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

HoosIER SYRUP Barrel shosSs
A. syrup. Fer sale at
eAFD~rLL'S Family
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

Platoon AEp COUNTER SCALES.
PLATFORM AND COUNTER ecALRa.
scALE BEANS AND sTgELYARna.
SCALE BEANS AND srEEL YARDS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21
BooPs. sHoEs & HATS.
BOOTS s. SHOES

HATS * CAPS,