Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 May 1866 — Page 2

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J3 THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1866-

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COIVSSITTIJTIOJV. ARTICLE I. NAME AND OBJECT. 8bc. I. This organization -shaft be styled "The Vanderburgh .Soldiers'

ana Sailors Union. -. 8eo.2. The object of this Union m shall , be : To perpetuate friend&hipa formed in the service of the General trOvernment dnririE' thn late rohpllinn cherish the memory of those of our as cumraaes wno nave iauen in the service of their country; to aid nd protect those who have served in the army or navy of the United JSttes, their families and dependent cues: and to foster and pnfinnrairo a pure patriotism and love of country nine sure ana steadfast principle oi o inseparable and indessoluble Union of the States. And as a declaration of principles, and further" statements vof the general object of this Union, "we hereby re-adopt and re-affirm the resolutions passed dv tne soldiers of this county, in mass convention at Evansville on the 29th day of March, 1866, including sailors in all cases where soldiers are mentioned-. ; Irs MEMBERSHIP. SEC. 1. All personsresiding-in Vanderburgh County who have served in the; Army or Navy ofJtheQ United States, during the late rebellion, and have been honorably discharged from the same," may become members of this Union, by subscribing their Barnes to this Constitution ; Provided always, that such person shalj he strictly loyal to the Government f the United' Stales. " j Sec. 2. At any regular business' meeting of the Union, any member of this Union may be expelled or suspended for unworthy conduct, by a two-thirds vote .of all,. the members present at such meeting. 'All charge against members shall be preferred in writing, and a fair and .impartial investigation made before aetion is taken. jr AfcTiCLEIII. OFFICERS AND THEIR DUTIES. Sec. 1. The officers of this Union shall be a , President, , one VicePresident from each of the Townships m the County, a Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary and a Treasurer, and said officers, or a majority thereof, shall constitute an Executive Board. Sec. 2. All officers shall be cho.seu without reference to their former rank in tha military or naval service. I H ; Sect 3. The President shall preside ! . a. in . . . t i tt : at ui meetings oi me union ana Executive Board; and when, in his Judgment, it shall be oecessary, he may call extra meetings of the Union, and- convene- the Executive Board He shall also fill all vacancies in offices occurring between the regular annual meetings of the Union ' ' Sec. 4. In case of the disability .or Kunoa ef tlio- Prealdeut, the duties of his office , shall devolve apon the Vice-President who stands 1 first on the records, and so on in succession. Sec. 5. It shall be the duty of the Recording Secretary to provide suitable books and keep accurate records of the transactions of . the Union; and 4 . executive mimwra ana- turnisii such parts of them for publication as may be required of him by the Union at any stated meeting, or bv4he Execu tive Board, and to discharge all other uuues mcmem iu ms omce. xns books and paperashall at all timeslbe open for inspection by any member of the Union. Sec. 6. It shall be the duty 6f the CorrespondingSecreta rju to- eenduct all correspondence of the Unioand . to report such' parts of the" same to the meetings of the Union or Executive Board as may be required of hjn, and tqiperforajail ither.t duties- incident to his office. Sec. 7. The Treasurer shall receive alimonies accruing or belonging to the Union, and shall disburse the same on the written order of thePres- ; ideal Attested by: the Recording Secretary.. He shall make a full report of his receipts and disbursements at the regular annual meetings of the Union, and such additional reports from time to time as may be required of him. by 'thus Union ; or Executive Board. . . Sec. 8. It shall be the duty of the Executive Board to make arrangements for meetings of the Union and celebrations to secure proper, places nd.Vconvenieneies for holding - the same ; to provide music, select speakers, arrange. the' order of exercises at all other than business meetings,- and generally to perform all necessaf and properacts subject to the approval of the Union it the cext business meeting. It shall be the further duty of the Vice Presidents, each for his respective Township, as members of the Executive Board, to exert himself td -execute the purposes and accomplish, the objects for which this Union is or Sinized, and m the transaction of all usinesa a: majority of the Board shall, constitute a quorum, i V '; .''' h- i Sec. EtrA' Tmajority of the Execui' tive Board may call an extra meeting of the Union,, or, Executive Board, at any time, by-giving one week's prevr? ons notice by publication, or by handbills posted in each Township : ProVMted4 the,;j President shall refuse to. call euch meeting, after having been requested so td do by three (3) members of the Executive Board. ELECTIONS,' AND TERMS Of OFFICE. ' Sec: 1. After the first election under this Constitution, the officers abovementioned shall be elected at the regular annual meeting, and shall hold their respective nfficca for the term of 'one year, or until tbeir successors are -elected. i ,

Sec 2. All elections of officers shall be by ballot, and a majority of the votes cast shall constitute an election. No vote shall be given by proxy, i,4. v ARTICLE V. ' . meetings.;-; :;z.r:zvr: SEcn. The Union shall hold one regular annual meeting -on the 30th day of November,' in each and every year, in thecity of Evansville; but any meeting may adjourn to meet before the next annual meeting, at such time and place as the Union may determine;"" ri n ARTICLE VI. - " - r finance. ..v. Section 1. No tax of any kind shall be levied by this Union on any of its members, but all moneys shall , be raised by voluntary contributions. ? ARTICLE VII. -j MISCELLANEOUS. ., Section 1. This' Constitution may be amended by a vote of two-thirds of the members present at any regular meeting of the -Union, and By-Laws

may be made or changed by a majority vote at any sucn meeting. . ' , Sec. 2. None of the pfficers elected under this Constitution shall receive any pay or salary for ordinary services incident to his office, esteeept the lleeordinsr Secretarv." to "be determined by the Union. But in case the Union shall undertake any enterprise involv ing great responsibility, and requiring extra labor, the Treasurer shall gjxesracfc ,,dqh Iqrj he aithtul dis charge ot nis duties, and shall receive such compensation for the same as the Union may determine, buch bond shall be duly recorded in the Record - er s omce ot ' V anderpurgn County, after having bee6 "approved by the executive xsoara.'-' " ;LSec. 3. The - Recording Secretarv aod-Treasurcr shall reside in Pieeon TowBship, and each of the Vice Presi dents in the township which he repre sents; but other officers may be elected from any township in the county- O wSc. 4. Each Vicei President may select such members of , this Union, residing in his respective township, as he. may desire to assist him in. any of his duties as member of the Executive Board. . .sth.V- -'.'' CSec. 5. Meetings of this Union shall be governed and conducted in accordance with parliamentary rules. SPECIAL NOTICES. tiALL'8 VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REN EWER renews the hair. .Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewor restores gray hair to the original color. ' Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer l-evehts the hair from falling oflV a : ' Halt's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer makes the hair eoft andlowy.' Hall's Vegetable SiclliaU Hair Renewer does not stain the skin. .. . Hall's Vegetable Sicilian' Hair TRenewer has proved itself the best preparation for the hair ever presented to the public , , i Price $1. . For sale by all draggles, w noiesaie oy kkiler . w h its. apr24 COLGATE'S AROMATIC -SOAP. A. snperior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined Vegetable Oilsr in comblnatioo with Glycerine; and especially designed, for the ne of Ladies and for the Nursery .'.Its perfume is exquisite. and its washing properties unrivalled. For sale by $H druggists, i ';:' B ATCHEliOR'S ,-H AIR DYE The best in the world: harmless, reliable, in stantaneous. -The only perfect Dye. No disappointment; no ridiculous tints; true to nature,' blacfe or brown. Genuine is signed WitUAjf Ak Batcheior. Also,Regenerating Extract of Milleflcurs Restores, pre rves, and beautifies the hair; prevents baldness., Sold by all druggluts. Factors' 8 Barclay street, N. Y. mar22 dly OLGATE'S HOXEY;SOAP. This celebrated Toilet Soap. in; such universal demand, is niade from the Choicest materia Is, i Mttft and kmoi,i.iejt In its nature, rakanti.v! sckstkd, and extremely BF.jfKictXii th Its action upon the skin. F6r Sale 'by ' druggists "and .'fancy . goods doaiers.? aug24 ly -.aMIRTANT -TO 'LADIES.1 2- Mrs Winslow.'sM-irsTq Plxs, for Females, are thfe iMW'and safest in the market. "Nb bad effects from ,theiriuse.,;Theyi act . like a charm. Thousand' of most reliable testimonials speak their trafse. '; Mild in their dieratlons;-cor!Ct "all Wregularities and painful menstruations.; .Temove Vail obstructions, whether from cold or otherwise:, will cure headache, painjn, the side, palpitation ,of the heart, whites, all 'nervous affections, hysterics, fatigue, pain in the back and' limes, and disturbedsleep,-'" J wiiiKiiai tv in'iii iuici rupiiou oi mature. Ask for Mrs. Winslow's Mj-stic Pills; take none other. Price Si, or three boxes for $5. For sale by all druggists in Evansville. Address Box 41, Cincinnati, Ohio. Sold by all respectable druggists-. "pfebT dflm JUHTS 1). fAKK, General Agent. -i.tjx.iiii:ii.. JAMES SWANSON & SON, Wholesale and Retail DealerMn PINE LUMBER, Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sask Also, .4 large iissoTtment of Aileglffenv; Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Floorin'g, Dressed andUndressed, on. had Aiid for sale. ,i a S :.- v (V - .-- - yExtra Sawed and Shaved Pine Shingles, eighteen inches long. "We respectfully solicit -the citizens of Evansville to. give n a call ami examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. . Yard. ,pa? Water Street, : i (Opposite Lamasco Wharf, 1 ; ' Evarisvlllo. All orders promptly attended to. mayl7 dtim -1 . . 'Point Lace and" Valenciennes COLLARS JIND -CUFFS, ' -?--)-?. hti'.A nfiV ,'"' i-ii-i -' i' i in setts or singly, " , rtiarlMiu , . At HEAD & MOONEVS.

DRUGS &CHEIIICA3LS DRUGS!

THE MOSt rOMPLF-TE AJT BESTftrranEed RETAIL. DRUG and PRESCRIPTION STORE In the Weet is to be fonnrt CORNER MAIN AND 8ECOX1 STREETff; Evantsvllle, lnd., where you can find a verv ,lara;e assortment of Pnre Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Article and Perfumeries: where is also to be found a fresh Mirjply of TOLU CUEWINU HUM also PARAFFINE WAX, flavored wiUi Rose, Lemon., and Tolu. A larvE nook of SPONGES at " , SCIILAEPFEH'B. EASTERLY'S ME-HTCflVISfir for a)n at MRi: MrIN8LOW'S MYSTIC PIZXii, MMH. WINSLOWS QUEEN IIA.LR RESTORATIVE, MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUi SCHLA EPFER'S Drug Store ', A large assortment' of TRUSSES and SHOULDER-BRACES just received at MCHLAEPFER'S Drugstore. .: ' : . ,. : ....... 'The celelrated EGYPTIAN XALLA PERFUME for sale at ' - No. 59 MAIN STREET. A large stock of FISHING TA CKLE on nana at jso. tt jmaxn street. A large assortment of TUBE COLORS lor sale at i-CHLA EPFER'S Drugstore. ARTISTS' CANVAS for sale at 8CH LA EPFER'S. Another supply of RASPBERRY lTINEUAR received at SCH LA EPFER'S. Another supply of the CJenuine L UBIN'S EXTRA CTS Just received at No. MAIN STREET. ' Fresh CITRA TE MA G NEST A and Genuine CONGRESS WA TER for sale at SCHLAEPFER'S. N.B. Special attention given to putting Tip and compounding Prescriptions, at all hours 6f the- day or night, at . -e. SCHLAEPFEK'S DRUG STORE, .- CORNER MAIN and SECOND STREETS, Evansville. Ind.' i OLD AND RELIABLE (Established 1850.) . WHOLESALE .DRUG JSTOEEL IKellcr Sc Wliite, 33 llain Street. feb7-6m cloud k& Am, 1 : AVliolesale lmggists -AND MASl'FACTURIXG CHEMISTS No. 5 Main Street . . ' AGENTS FOR GEORGE a REED'S DOMESTIC ' . LIQUID DYES. v I GENERAL AGENTS FOR I i Mt - - DR. ,ARMISTEAD'S TONIC SYRUP -UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, ard PttE OINTMENT. w All orders promptly filled! aprlS WHOLESALE A RETAIL DRUGGIST .78 Main Street. 78 Evansville., .Indiana i.r.nM... Wholesale and Retail Dealers in- Drags, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glassware, Dye StuffB, Patant Medicines, Perfumery and Fancy Articles, Pure Wine and Liquors. Jan 11-om . -

NOTIONS.

To Southern ; Dealers. -' IMMENSE STOCK OF J Olioico Obods, Notions ! Notions ! Notions II. M. SWEETSER, MAIN S T BEET. 20 Wholesale! Dealer and Jobber in Notions ! ; Notions ! Notions ! Notions Ix:clusrvely X The finest and ' largest Stock ever brought - to t ho south-west. H. M. SWEETSER, NO. 20 MAIN ST., Would call the attention of Merchant and dealers abroad to his fresh and lately opened stock of the Choicest Notions ever imported to Evansville, which he is ottering at less prices than the same articlescan be bought West or South of Nev York city. Evansville is celebrated for hev wholesale houses; but none of them can compete in size of Stock and Prices with the goods on hand; for no house not doing an exclusive Notion business can appreciate the wants, and prepare to meet the, waints, of dealers In that line. My oods are all of the very Latest Importation, direct from the Houses of the ereat East, and of the best manufactories of the Old World. To finish- tip my Stock. in every particular, I selected in all from thirtv-two houses and-manufactories, in cluding the best and most reliable brands Oi an articles Known as ...... 3V O 3ST- & In my ample stock may be found the fol lowing, in part. viz. : Spool Cotton, Braid Buttons, Bindings. Sewing Silk, Pins, needles, Elastic Goods, Tapes, Com bs, Soaps - i Perfumery, Toilet Ar- ' tides, Brushes, . ' Beads, - Hoop Skirts, ' ' v . ' Corsets, -"wallets, Jet Goods, .' Head Nets.-IUbbon. Neck Ties. Sta tionery, Linen Thread, Sundries. Collars, , tiioves, Ladies tiosiery, suspenders,Shirt Bosoms, Woolen. Goods !. . : .. .. Carpet Bags,. itcf.Ac. 10,000 ARTICLES NOT MENTIONED! As I am engaged exclusively in the Notion Jobbing Business, -1 can oiler better and more complete Stocks than those who deal in Notions and other Goods. - My Stock, is the Largest and Best everbrouglit to this city, and I solicit an examination of my Stock.. Dealers will find every thing in the Notion line at Hy. 20 main htrekt. H. M. SWEETSER, marstf . Evansville, lnd. HEW NOTION HOUSE. NEW .GOODS. Sam. N. C:'kkick.,.Jami8 L. Cttrnick. tllt.MCK BROTHERS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN STAPLE & FANCY NOTIONS ; ''' Whlto Goods,' HOOP : SKIRTS, Ac, 'Ac. TTT'E WILE KEEP A tOMPLKTE WW and attractive assortment of everything desirable and new in our- line. . The Goods on hand and arriving dally are are all NsrwFltBSH and Clkak direct from the East. i- .- i . . ' ' f.C To dealers we desire to say that no better opportunity has ever been afiorded to purchase the right Goods, at the right prices, attnerignt place, ana at. uie rigui. time. Let all wh6 desire eriod Goods cheap give us an early eall, hnd we wiir guarantee satisfaction. ; C'URNICK BROTHERS,- ' ; No. 3 South First St., Jvansvilie,lnlvi janlO . . -Next door to new Bank Building. QUEEIISWAHE. J. W. BAUBOlin & CO. f. QUEENSWARE, C HT N" .A. ' .AND GLASS "WA. n LAMPS, KNIYES AND FORKS, STOCK! 1ST OREAt TABIETT. Come "and : ee. NO. 4 FIRST... ST.; ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY THE , CONTINENTAL BANK. , dec23dtf '

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CARPENTER, . WHITE & BAKER, VBOLKhkUE BKAXXR8 TH DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, and - FANCY GOODS, , FIRST STREET,, 1 " J Comer Sycamore, r, EVANSVILIJEEoojrSkirts, CoraetsC and Nets We make a specialty, and are not undersold in, or out of, New Y ork. - aprlg T. HOPKINS. C. HTLLZB, J. 8. ItOrKIMS, JR. ! f a ti.tr. CASH-,, HOUSE! CASH .HOXTSE! F. HOPKINS & CO (8UOCKSSORS OF J. 8 UOPKJNHJ . CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS, WALL PAPER, MATTING ! -J-ASD Iloase Famishing GooIa, : ' . r . r i : i f i . . a ' ': k ; f EVANSVILLE, JtND. jan22.. GIL1.IBON MAOBIK N. M. OOODLKTT- &, CO. . 'i - "WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PLAIN ' ' AND FANCY IXY GOODS; FIRST STREET. EVANSVILLE, IND JantS. ' NISW FIRM! 1RY GOOBW. - TT NOTIONS, &a i . Having Bought the Interest of . JAQIESS, I REACII & CO IN THEIR DRY GOODS 1101 Wori.n IKFORM TIIF tistomersand theTraci that, with increase! ficJlitie ; : i on the buslnPKS, and with a to sell at the LUWKMT l'RT ' we trnst that we Hhall , -i j; pleasing, and greatly I no ;

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