Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 May 1866 — Page 4
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THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, MAY 24,-1866.
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THE EVASSVILLE JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED DAILY EY JAMES II. McNEELY, FRANK. M. TUATCS,
JOHN II. MfXEELY,
TJUDER THC FIEM KAME OF The Evansville Journal Company.
J?. 6 Locust Street, Evansville, Ind.
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TOIOX STATE
TICKET.
For Secretary of State.
-J NELSON TRUSLER, J of Fayette. ' For Auditor of State, thomas b. Mccarty, I of Wabash. ' 1 For Treasur er of State, GEN. NATHAN KIMBALL.
of Martin. j ' w For Attorney General, 1 DELANA E. WILLIAMSON, ! of Putnam. j For Superintendent of public .Instruction; . i GEORGE W.HOSS,' of Marion. I '-f")
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n '? r ; LATEST NEWS- .-j;r ; v ui There is much suffering in Louisiana on account of the overflow of the country. Several caves of guano have been discovered in Cuba, and the petroleum prospects re highly favorable.
The Governor-General of Cuba has issued
orders forbidding the giving of lectures in
private houses. President Baize, of Jamaica, it is said, is passing sentence of death on prisoners of - war and conspirators taken by his men. . The Haytiens have been defeated, by the M troops of Daly, and another revolution has :been plotted. 1. ' . , There were 439 deaths in New York last week, being an increase of 27 over the previous week, of which 27 were by accident. Twelve hundred and thirty-nine cows, fed on swill, were discovered by the Board of Health in one stable in Brooklyn. Nine hundred and seventy licenses to eell liquor were granted by the Board of Excise In New York on Tuesday.
ine vote rejecting the nomination of Frjtn-h .P- Blair was reconsidered in the
Don't Believe It. The Peoria TVanscripl contains the following paragraph; which we do not believe to be etrictly true: '.; " 'Informers.' The fact has become notorious that Copperhead informers are scattered all over the country, to report to the President who among the officeholders do not stand up to 'my policy.' These spies or informers are no doubt acting under orders, with a hope of reward. Some of them claim to speak as one under authority from A. J., and if they find an
officeholder who does not go Moses, he is 'spotted for removal. Onr impression is,
the Johnson party won't grow much under the operation, as the larger portion of the
men capable of holding office and doing its
duties do not consider that they sell their manhood when they accept office; hence they will not be likely to put on a collar
labelled, .' A. Johnson, his dog.' "
It were hardly necessary for the
President to employ Copperhead in
formers. They are enthusiastic volunteer During fthe-war Ihey were bitter opponents of volunteering, and
denounced Union ,nien as "Lincoln hirelings,'.' and manifested a hatred of " informers " of every description that was positively inspiring. The boot is now on the other foot. They "inform the President of the delinquencies of,, the , men -who elected him in spite of their opposition
with
Book Blndln
In calling attention to the work
turned out by the Journal Book Bind
ery, no invidious comparisons have ever been made between it and the
workmanship of other similar estab
lishments in our own or any other
city. '; It seems, however, that by simply inviting our merchants and busi
ness men to examine the quality of our
work, we touched the gangrened editor of the Courier on the raw, and he, as
usual, discharges a considerable quan
tity of offensive matter. We cheer
fully solicit a comparison between the Work done by the Journal Bindery for
any of the county offices and similar work turned out by any other establishment in Tor out . of the State", . in the: . same ' " offices. The statement of the Courier that books made by our Bindery, for the county offices, have warped and need weights to keep them together, is simply one of those lies, out of whole cloth, for which the editor of that paper has become notorious.' ;; j The,;; statement, also," that ".Mr. Isaacs is by far the best blank boolt workman in Indiana,,"- will excite a smile of contempt, at the impudence of
i a ieal that would.be remarkable, the fellow,' on the face of every book-
gone to Fortress Monroe to consult with his client.
Among the proposed amendment to the Tax bill is one taking off the 2 per cent. tax on passengers by railroad. The President has pardoned three of the Alexandria rioters, sent to the Albany Penitentiary last winter.
ine President has appointed the Board The report of Gen. Steadm.m Un,i r',
. lerton, from Port Royal and Savannah if
' ' 7- T 7 presenting affairs, in a , satisfactory condition. . .
Of the employes in the War Department"
-f wu uut aeserted.and wan. pointed bv Mr t.i was RP-
The reported rinderpest at Panama proves to be nothing more than the result of eating young grass. The disease is not contagious, clh: ' J(rO ?, In the case of Preston King the Coroner's verdict was, came to his death by jump"lng from the ferryboat, November 30, while under temporary insanity."
Final Instruction will not be given to tarn?' DVCrPbell nnMr Mr- Se re turns, as he is said to be opposed to givinz $ny decided aid to the Liberals.
were not the motive that stimulate it
s6 ; contemptible. While . opposing some of the views entertained and advocated by : President J ohnson, we cannot think that he would so demean himself as ' to encourage Copperhead spies in dogging the" footsteps of his former friends. , Such an act would be
needless degradation. . The . officeholders who do' not approve' alt that the President has said or done, generally have the manliness to attempt no 'concealment of their opinions. The President ban ascertain where they stand without belittling the position he occupies. " If absolute abnegation of manhood and thought is essential
to - the securement or retention of positions within his patronage, the guillotine will be kept very busy, and many officials will . be removed. Let that be as it may. The people are the tribunal before which the whole ques
tion of Beconstruction must come for f nal adiudication. Jfthe President merits, and uses the powerof patronage to coerce an? indorsement of his
policy, the result will demonstrate a second time, we trust, that the American Government is not to be Aat.-rnvaA
by the hostility of , warlike rebels, or the treachery of pretended friends We feel sanguine that the Union office-' holders of Indiana will show to- the world flint.
w. Kutu vymions are not ccn
fflfe the.offices, they happen to hold, that their views of public policy are based upon an investigation of tacts, and hot by a consultation of the
""'"vo vmg appointing powers
binder in the State acquainted' with him. He, at one time, endeavored to
fill a situation .in" the Commercial Bindery of Cincinnati, ; and Mr; Hughes, the foreman of the Commer
cial Job Department, told us himself
tuat "Al. was a very clever fellowt but was not well enough posted in the business for their bindery." - It is only within 1 the ; last . year that; he has learned the use of some of the ordinary tools' of his trade such, for instance, as the " flat polisherl" . Mr. Barker posted him in this particu
lar, as he couldi in every other appertaining to blank-book work. Within
the last five years, the establishment
with which Mr. Isaacs has been connected re-bound a book for the
Recorder's Office, which was so shock
ingly disfigured and mutilated that
the person Jwho did the work ought to have been prosecuted for defacing
and mutilating county records.' The
book wa8oetchedlyt.rin
ana names . attached to deeds were destroyed entirely, and in others or..
tire lines cut , off from the bottom of
toe pages. ; It need not be said to intelligent people that the-lnutilation of a record of deeds may yet prove a prolific source of litigation. V i , ,'. j ;-. We have never manifested a disposition to underestimate Mr. Isaacs n
. . 'v'-UAk3U, VV1U
Mississippi Tiew of the President's
Toiler, i
Ihe Jackson (Miss.) Clarion, in noticing the return of Judge Sharkey
to that city from Washington, says
"We were gratified to hear :i'rora him
mai i-resiaent Johnson; 'entertains no
doubt of the complete success of his restor
ation policy, and is confident that the Rad
icals will l)e defeated in a majority of the
Northern States at the approaching fall elections. President Johnson believes the South has nothing to do but remain quiet, and . await the 'popular movements that
will result in the overthrow of the faction-
lsts th.'.i control Congress. The President assures Judge Sharkey that he has at noi
time felt so confident of being sustained as
he is at present." .,, . .,..
LUMBER.
WANTED.
Financial Relief for Georgia.
The Augusta Chronicle and Sen tinel
says that T. W. Chichester, Esq., of
that city, who was appointed ' by Gov;
Jenkins Agent of the State of Geor
gia, has made a temporary loan of
$400,000, in the city of New York, at
a hio rate of inJeresf which it is expected will relieve the Governor m his financial matters, and enable him
io purchase and distribute the ' corn
anthemed by the ; Legislature for! the
widows and disabled" soldiers of jour
otate. Mr. u. is now engagedi in su
perintending 'theengraving of bonds
which are to,, be issued tinder author-!
- JSST The ' three ", Daviess County
xnu.r conspirators, tor -the murder of Captain McCarty, enrolling officer
lor uie araif in tnatcounty, will be senterieed,' it is said, by the Federal
Lourt to the longest term in the peni rnr!m 7 ... 7 4
Six years, for the brutal and cow
ardly murder of a good and peaceably
aisposea man, in tne discharge of, his dfficial duty! .Milligan, Bowles, and
Horsey released, Dodd allowed to return without being hung, and Captain McCarty's cowardly murderers to be
serit to the penitentiary for six years!
What are we coming to? " ! 1 . - ' - "
At a recent meeting of the colored
residents of Helena, Ark., to discuss
the means of educating their children.
Judge IlANLY, who was a member of j
the rebel Congress, made a speech, in which he took decided ground in fa
vor of negro suffrage, declaring it the
JAMES SWANS0N & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PUSTE LUMBER,
Sliinffles. Lath. Doors, and Rash-
Also, a larp;e assortment of Allegheny Chicaao.and Toledo Lumber and
Dressed and Undressed, on hand and for
saie. Extra- Sawed ami Shaved Shinnies, ciahteen incites lona.
We respectfully solicit the citizens of
x-.vansvuie to give us a call and examine
, ; . i Yard on Wateh Sieskt, :
(Opposite Lamasco Wharf,) Evansvillel
- All orders promptly attended to. mayl7d6m , . , . , . , ; HARDWARE.
me
iJACOB STBAIIBSOX,
HARDWARE r MERCHANTS;
A, 74 Main Street, ; ; )'.:' -.-( ,..t EVANSVILLE. IND.l'
AGENTS For the Pictorial Boon 01 Anecdotes and Incidents ol the Kebel-
lion. buautiiui rofal oetavo volume.
containing over 700 double-column pages,-
ana illustrated Willi over am spiriu;u, ijib-
ike eneravinirs. The most ample, bril
liant, and readable book which the war has called forth. The roll of fame andstory I lire Campj the Picket, Spy, Hcout,
tsivouac, ana siege; with t eauoi ianni?, Hand-to-Hand K.nconnters. SLartlina Sur
prises, Wonderful Escapes, Famous W ords and Deeds of Women ; Sanitary and Hos
pital Scenes. Prison Experiences. Partings
and Reunions, Last Words' of the Dying. Mementoes of the Tender Passion: Final Scenes and Events in the Great Drama, and all those momentous hourBrt, and movements the memory of which Will live in letters of blood before the eyes, and burn like fire in the hearts, of those who participated in them these, sifted like gold, are here presented in all their attractions. Send lor circular and see onr termr. Address, National, Pdbi.ishino Company.
118 West Fourth st7eet, Cincinnati, Ohio.. maylS daw3m d2taw Barrel Machinery.
f HAVE A LARGE BEER, OIL, Whisky, and Packing Barrel Establish
ment in Indiana capacity of two hundred
... . v , ,t . v . i. .1 j n.u ' . 1 1 , i j j i j uviicin, auu everything complete which I wish to get some one or more to take an interest in, and locate it somewhere near Evansville, lor this market. Addresa Iir-k Dru wArfii
I Evansville, Ind. may22 d3t
Invite, TOE- .Attention of ,'mer- BARTLETT SEWING MAOIFVE chantsj Manufacturers, Mechanics, and Z-.tz r , " . V
uiu umowiHg, wnicn we will sell at the lowest market rates : ; JR. S. PLANTERS' HOES, all sizes; ! TRACE-CHAINS, straipht and twlstfl; , S&V LOand HALTER CHAINS ' ' ??.iD 8 SHOVELS and SPADESAMES'S:-! ,:- ..j ..;,, .al . rS
and-
rOKriiAUD'S' . ...ri,. -,ff t,
ti. H. A CO .'H nARnFV. irniia
IL R. CO.'S HAyjMAUTTRU !o-7
RPinivn vnvva:r .-.7. r
cl T CO-'s cdMMON and -PATENT
vr!.nn L ' i ' ' " r s - jr r '
Ti.U. u).W DUTCH-BOW OR, A,
and
DLES Four and Five FinRersr' v----H. fl, & CO.-S.HAY RAKES, One
Blood's Cast Steel Grass, Grain,, Brier, .ml Lawn Scythes: 4 - ' i '
f H UNED under patents of Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, (imvvr Ar Tioto
and Singer Co's, and the only Cheap Machine in the' United (States, having the rightto use the WheeW &. Wilson or fourmotion Under Feed. We want-Apents tosell thenu vWill pay 850 to 8200 per month, or allow larere immm8slnn wm anA
Machines, to be naid for
circulars, terms, Ac, enclose stamp and address PAftR Run'. ISnntl A..'
At either of our offices, Philadelphia, Pa. Toledo, O., or St. Louis, Mo. Sews with sin tie or douhla f h
entjila American. , .... ...aprll dlm.w2m.
Migers
and Iawn Scvthes?
Blood's (ierman Kteef 1msH niw rt,-i
and Lawn Scythes: ' . '
Waldon's Grass Scythes f ; Franc's " Quineburg'g Scythe Stones r' ' 7 ' .'i tjerman Grass Hooks and Hay Knives: Pruning Saws and Knives; v ' -Sheep Shears jjrr Brass and Enameled Kettles and Sauce
pans;
, American and English Table Cutlery; v----Pocket Knives large assortment:
iWiU Ij. X
FOR' RENT.
il Tan n .1 rpnl.1A
noons'. i" . , ,- ? -
Parker's
7AK!
American and fenarlish Razor Rt
German. Enirlish. n.nl A
nnd Mr wr-c - - " -
Grain and Meal Sieves :
i",u iiuii-n, oiiop, w .vv.anci Clothes; liirry CombsAmerican and English : Cotton and Wool t!ards; Scales and Scale Beams ; Hard Frame Slates; Slate and Lead Pencils-
Steel Pen and Pen-holdei-s; " ? , D. M. & Co. and German Parllnnt
Pittsburg Door Locks and Latches ; '
KTORIROOJI.-The frame storeroom. on first street, on the alley next below W. J. Ixwrv A. Co.'s Rank. A nnlu- tn w r
Iwry ,&ip., or to . . , " . ' " "
may?3 d3t, . . i;- Tv' . - ' A-D.
"OITSK. I have a good substantial . Frame Dwelling Hmii fnr ani t .
one, three, or five years. The house is new. with nine rooms, halls, porches, and out buildings. It is situate on Thir-i .i.t
above Gum. ... "- r H. E. HEAD. '
mayi tf .
FOR SALE.
lOi) 7?!?XES CHOICE FRE'JH LEM-
may 18 dtf
ONS, at.
COX t HUMPHREY'S i .- No. 7 Water street.
Greenwowl's Butt and Strap HingesWheeling Nails. Brads. Fin iriinr i n
and (,'asing Nails: ' ' '
tion problem, andexm-iss"e3 IiiaTn.
tire willingness to be - taxed, for the
support ot colored schools. , . j
-wSK2.?l0iaw??s ate 1, 2, and 3; Cow, Sijeep. and Hand Ki
CWeem' ZiuC aBd Brlttanla Hopper Side Hormer nn Ti,-. t1.j
Miii-' "uIi conee-
1
nowever, ne arrogates; to himself the
credit ot being the "best blank-book
workman in Indiana," he makes himself supremely ridiculous pitiably so.
n e repeat what we have heretofore said. We desire our business men to compare the work ( turned out of the JptTRXAL: Bindery with that . done in any other establishment ;! Jf? it does not compare favorably we do hot solicit j-our orders. . - ', .- ;.: i
Leading lawyers throughout the United State are protesting against the Senate bill, re-organizing the Judicial system of the United States. ' - , A majority of the Senate Committee on the District of Columbia, it Is said, are in lavor of governing the District by a Commissioner, and abolishing the election of a Mayor and Council. The President has pardoned Brigadier General Palmer, formerlv
,".my.He ha also pardoned a number of
resiea or convicted for criminal offences, such as robbing postoffices, smugSling, and such mild offences.
The Secretary of the Treasury announces
Urity, all certificates of indebtedness fall
ing due in June, July and August, 1866,
with accumulated Interest, if presented before the 30th of. May, interest to cease
alter that time.
It is said that Spain is actively preparing
0 jur mesnocK oi a great European war, by reinforcing her garrisons on the Mediterranean. It is thought that an offer of mediation by the United States between f Spain and her enemies, would be very 1 agreeable to a Cabinet of Queens. ' ' J. B. Smith and MaJ. Cheeny have, it is ' : aidl?ee appointed Collector and Assessor . for the First District of Wisconsin, vice Emerson and Bronson, removed. Colonel Star is spoken of as almost certain to be appointed Postmaster of Milwaukee. The House Committee have determined to postpone fconsidemtion of the Senate BUI for the relief of certain naval officers '
uum me jvm oi June. The Committee r Jiay had 430 case submitted, and have decided 'oa 350 during the present session! The claim's amounted in the aggregate to over 120,000,000, and only 5150,000 were allowed. , . ...... ......
Guess Sot! I '" v
The Indianapolis iWJ says that the Republican nress havA rln.,.i
J udffe ' 'BlCKNET.T. Jn r f? -4.'l: -U
Floyd County, because Dr. Newlavt.
was acquitted of the murder of Evans.
M. a: many Republican
papers on our exchange list-fln
have yet . to find one doing the thing
auegea against them by the Herald. Two or three have objected to the plea Tv xt .
u YTua-u wr. mWEAND was acquitted that of insanity as absurd, and not
sustained by tbe evidence, and argued
that the moral effect of an acquittal on such grounds would be bad, but
tarther than that none of them have
gone. Ihe talk that "Republican
papers wanted Newland hung be frfillfltfk nA maa a T"l . , . 1
w a icuiwrai, ana tne se
ducer he slew a noisy Republican po
uucai preacner, and that the only reason why they assail Bicknell. a
very learned judge, and the jury, is that they were Democrats," is alto
gether without foundation, and would
only be indulged in by an unscrupui lous politician or a fool. We have no
wbere seen anything in 'the " pa'pers that' to any extent deprecated the
taking oil ot Evans. Everv bodv
X. , , .. - A- e l. r . . .
DCCUia ty nave uouciuaed that he was wuu irom iae act ot banishment and a libertine so notorious that the world disfranchisement against the Ioval oU.
it. f I.- . ... fT- ' ...
was me ucucr mr uis removal out of it. eus VI irgmia, passed by the Rich
xne inoianapoiis JUeratd is about the m0Da convention in July 1861
West Virginia. -: To-day the people of .West Virginia will be called upon to vote upon amending their State Consti til lion Jir
adding to it the following important section:1, : V '. ::-:' ' . : i irTrT ince ' Ut V "of June, 1861, ha given or thall give voluntary aid or assistance to the rebellion aaainjtf ih. tt,.
States, shall be a citizen of this Slate, or be allowed to rote at any election held therein, unless he has volunteered into the militr,.. .
naval terviv of th TTniltH . , ,
been or shall be honorable dUeharnr
from.
The IVheeline
leading Union paper of the State
m, its issue of the 17th, predicts the success of the amendment in the following positive language: " Throughout the Stale th ...
be triumphantly carried."
juowtc w me proposed amen,.
ment may be moi;e correctly ascer-
j vutug luc loiiowing sec-
In a . recent letter declining & thX-
n-v . a.z n j- . I T) - i t -
uwuiiuauon ior uonsress n h s T);,.r: . S"""1'.BWni
tnct, iren. Logan says to the
men of Illinois:
xou will find me, however. fiehtin,i i, 1001. TeJ?eyk A Phillips's
me union ranso
A Fine Chance for a Bargain.
ff OTEI.. W ishing to change business. , , the proprietor oilers for sale a Hotel in this city, situated on Water street, and doing a good pavlnc business. Will
reasonable terms, For further informa
tion, uuuress i: u.ura wer 40. Jmayl5 1 w IoFFEii for sAi:irTinr:vAss: ville Paper Mills. It lies on the OhioRiver, in the citv of Kvnnuviiia t,ii...,
One-half rnihi from thaRniom iA.i in '
i . . ...... .-j . i j cv..
a Foudrinier Paperaehm mayl gD ;FKE. rtoprletor.
Hr1 mak? change, n..ii, iTnow oirer y residence, a good t co hinU1,conta,inn lht rooms, p2 I .h?u' ?.ear, cistern, wood-house. iL
whan J.
time comes. Your vios
mon to! fair.V book-binder. " ,WkehfIthJtrwt1- iA fu;.aH nori am 1. 1 ... ' i ' I fit! Itr asvm Ut x ....
j .......im-u on ail the propositions: you present, in my speeches made in IUI ngte anA elsewhere, aili L have seen nV reason for taking back anything, but ain
i.nuiy convinced by events that I was right." ' ! -' . '
mvrv.i mZ '' .r . "SV""Kng:
Hand n S watcneM.
Foot AdzesT '" ' " i 'e8' and .Blood's , Khi
Adzes- : ' - ,x' Axes t and
.KvJr.n,n'"&:C?. Bits; :
tS" , ' t. . " -ast .-tteel Auerers
TSlf W Hand, Woo; and
'"t w-v., mi wen nrranircH ,i
style, arid flvAfl, j;V "TSZStit "
MEW ADYERTISE3IESTS.
xE!J0IUDMI1LIMR1T:ST0RE
REiAIOVED.' ! 1
M. A. BKiKLOW A.- u' km
'em?ved their stock of goods from SSS5f rJiB.lock ? No- FIRST STREET
niua tineii
Basoning Vi'i "Z"L?Jlekil
and Clasps of the finest quality - Corsets' Ribbons Flowers, Fan, 4, "TSJf
, e rosted Chio. Gimn nyn
Jionnet; Frosted Cl ip JJeYbys Von-l
Atkin's Patent ;bra'Cut'Saw'si' -.' . . .Rowland's Mill Saws:.. ', , . ' " '
Ohio Tool Co 's Planes and Plane irons. ? K. Barton 'R(K hester Cooper Tools
- A?-1;?' niie-s Buffalo .-.." ' Teri-e Haute Truss. Hoops; ' ; " Butcher's .Spencer's, MoriT Gamble's a1 L??.1?'"6 English Files: C 8'
Bar'd.,' "?d and auare
u 1Vii-1J0,,Ddr ftWmW inch
mm r ne, iii-iw inch ; Hand Saw File, 3-6 inch ; ' '.Cabinet Rasps and Files; V .',' Hoi-se-Shoe Rasps; r Conner Rivets?
1'" KUlBS' LeVelsi and vels, Try"
squares
Iron and Steel Squares ; . V: .; pS " " Vivlders calipers, and
TrowCef;P1ter,ninUng' and Garden
Hoet- .MnttOC'kSl Pieks! and Grub
Cabinet Hardware:
Com-
i
Uon ,'l7niiWO"qua,Pe" ot corpora.
tern, and stable; also, one lot with a oi ?SHCnnta,,niny three'rooms'an'd plenty 2 Ji?,atoove wnl "Old cheap. aprbim i,,.n: JOHN B. MILLS.
ohi i?i are cleared is situated on the ' ian'r-furthepn.r.tlculilra '"Quire of jaul7 J. C DUKOUCHET & CO.
ATTCTXOI SAI.ES.
Annexation of Territory to the City ) " TrSSi1-Tabl
J3f ro"rSR.K-BT I VEN, that the
Ch ESS" ViieJp.7-un.?? f tlle Provisions of an Coitin Screws. TKks Hi. p
of7nd,,TppoSK
of Vhe .own of&rSS ?.S " ?2
Flint Paper;
ragle Lock Co.'s Till
Wardrobe, Cup-
plemental sections to sirt X,.t a?s"P: t
tne athdny of June, mm, present to 'th
T . Pray'ng for the ' f city of the following? i
derburgh County a a n i.nv . .i ...
-Aawuu ii xam citv or the fn liwin. described territorv. nH i.10? ,n.R
omn8crews, Tacks, HmgesPlates, a,l Coifln Lace, two ami three rows- 1
G?ug a , & J- 1H,in Wl, and Bradbury's Spokesliaves ; Borinsr Machine. '
Buj'.ding HanlwuW: thain Prnnnc o-i..i
. s-1 ' J
reasons for such" annotation , X
The
x.
ane
ship No. 6 south. of WVn l,f 10.w"Vanderburgh County? lSdi.
Known na th il
Terms Cash
i apro MTh .
r1!;1?.1' mal1 solicited. JACOB STRAUB & BON'.
the
T ' - -1 iniiif
said territory beine 1X"0" Trae ;
oi evansville. anrt n P.r"? ty
Appointment. James C. Denny, of the County of Knox, has been ap' pointed - by Governor Morton Judge of the Second Judicial District, consisting of Knox, Daviess, Pike and Martin Counties, vice the late incumbent, R. A. Clements, deceased.
Antii'rinnar nri ttn .... '1 1 .
R.uuwieuge so
infamous as to try to make party caDi-
tal out ot the allair,. .It is welcome to
all that it can accomplish in that way.
V; Heads Off! " I Col. , D. L. Phillips, one of th
proprietors of the Illinois State Journal, has been , removed 1 from' his position as Marshal of the Southern District of Illinois, and : Col. John Logan, father of, General,' Logan, appointed, in his stead. ' .- . 1 .-'.' -
The President has also withdrawn the nomination, made four weeks ago, of Joseph A. Jones, Postmaster of Terre Haute. The basket will soon be full of heads.
2 hat any citizen of Viroinia hoWinn .
flee under the . Government of the TTnit
States after the st of July. 1861. shnuiri .
j. . ..,., ,,,e mate and be de-
warea an aues enemy,- and thai an,, ,-.
zenof Virginia hereafter undertakina tor en.
resent the State of Virginia in the Cynnrf
thy -.. ;, .'t,,f,m .1, i .1 . '
in aaattion to the above penalties, be considered guilty of treason s, ,1 .- . . . . I . . .
.x iMpivjjtriiy we ituuie to confiscation.
tieDeis can nardly complain that
loyal men do unto them as thev did
unto loyal men
Pitted or lain om W. BAKER, Mayor
It is reported that the Chicaeo 7?.-
publican, one of the strongest opponents of the President's policy in the West, will change front, its business manager, and Chas. A. Dana, its ed
itorial conductor, will retire.
. Assessor's Notice. before the Wth of May. Uncil ' 'haiubpr WILL. HWlRp-v To ; may21 dlni . f AMES ?S i
-.rw.vjrs.
xuoing oua.LDage,tQ. 7, i o. 0. F., j
f-fian, on-First Strr w'VJ
TINWARE.
U. E. I5LEHKER
AS REMOVED FROM
HIS-OLD to his new
Ai.n -.-j ""to, oeiween I
of other Lodges vAittn.mPre- " Brothers j t.nnftn,lle8TISltIngthecitVa.7. Ii,v-if.:.7
may'a , ' ' ; ' BELLam V, I SklngNind. Heating Rtoves
secretary. : "e fronts, the vgry best Enai elY
. -i .1.1 unfa i , i . . - -
No. 14 Second Street. !
I ated1" and received
Plain aaa;Faiicy Tinware,
tIv il1 atpublic auction, on ATUR-
SAla no T . ".uovia snails, uue isrusa1idnPti0,Soc.labJe!' one centre-table, fin or Articles top numerous to menl tion. ' A credit or ai .n.,r,t. ;h i ir.r"
?r?00 1 Su.m1s over tnree dollars, the pursecafri,rglVing hls not' approved men? 1$walyln valuation and appraise-
Vvn ' JH!!frTRAVIS. Administrator. Evansville, May 19, mod. mayZt dwtd AUCTI0X! AUCTION! AICTI0M
;'Xiai'g:rtiii ztVl f '111 if
A 1.1. W HO WANT TO GET GOOD BAR?;l'D.A.r'NKXT n'ne o'clock a.m., fi , vter Ktreet, where will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash, all our largo stock of Oroceriea, Liquors, &., consisting of almost everything kept in a Wholesale ilrocery.'T. i , All who are in want of good bargains naO better be On hun.l o a m.h l,anaiV. no
wll be oflered that day don't happen every
aie positive, without reserve. Terms cash. i, a HUSTON & OO. Wfi ftl.n TlflVD An l.an1 of nrivnta onln n
largej stork df Producesuch as Hay, Corn. Oalg. 'Bran. KhtnaMifni Khni-ta i 'ImrnuJ
Feel. PotatoPR Atl vhifh "am kri 1 Hull at-
wholesale and -ratal I.' t BTHtlT- rwi 11 f.txe
prices for cash.
maysj i.'i if R. S-' RUSTON A CO.
Kuan
hkillets aud
'wini? v . u ..... , -
rrcut a irame addition V- '"n to 'n;;rVw "'Karons, ianer and
" . "'nine i ait i . i - unra. ixj i" n -
Jf.ween w- -if inned,, and Enameled
bnsini.; V.""" cripectea with the
, general assortment of
" VHOUSSFURNISHING GOODS.
et. . T, . . ' -eets. Size,
May 23. 1866. ; COOK Hi?Py, andharge Ljf BEADTim PARASOLS !
marl3 3m At HEAD & MOONEY'S.
Removing Houses.
THE t.DERKI5ED IVOII.D IXform the ciUzeiia of Rvmwuiiu t:.u
tuey are nreuared to remove frain h
tan.' P1" yte ci.t 2? the most reasct able terms. ' ' ' Our residence is below the Creek may! dim WM. Sc JOSHUA BELL.
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ROOFING.
All varrantiut
0der8S,oticXedeaP " J106 "
Point Lace and Valenciennes ! ,'ili"..i-i i,i ,.., .. !-...; I ,-p-.;. 't :;';j COLLARS 'AND CDFF'i in setts or singly, mar!3 3m At HEAD A MOONEfa.
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