Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 September 1867 — Page 2

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Democratic Pow-Wow A Spirited Ho-Bowb " Bx-Treas n rer of Warrick Coast j Present Death or

judge Clements.

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Editors Journal : We have been visited with the "plague. JEetiiot the citizens of your place flee their , homes.because it is purely local. On Saturday last a conglomerated mass of played-out politicians, draft sneaks, ' and Son of Liberty officers held a rousing, rip-roaring convention, at Winslow, in this county, and after having procured an ounce of asafoetida to keep off the ti queer, loathsome Emell, I repaired to ' the scene of action.' They came out, they did; and came, too, well supplied with the spirit and the platform of De- . mocracy, Old Pave Laird, the black- ' , guard who consoled the faithful last Fall, was advertised to speak; but Dave staid at home. Davy certainly ought to havVbeen there. The crowd would surely have suited him. In

one corner of the crowd we had an

old fashioned "hoe-down" or frolic,

in which an old nddle made a tre

mendem noise. " A grocery was close

by, and the " brethering " went oft to

get their spiritual strength renewed, and bad they just had a negro to

lather around, their joy would have

been complete. Col. Jim Barker, of

the hon. of Liberty Brigade, was out in flying color? ; and I firmly believe

he can look meaner than ever when

he says niggir, although he never was

excelled in that particular. 1 he patriotic, honest ex- Treasurer of Warrick

was there, and. Irom all appearances, - still forgets to pay the good people of

nis county -trie little Daiance 01 nine

thousand that he holds in their favor. Poor "SV," he has talked so much

..... about nigger that he has turned their

.color, and were the palmy da vs of

.slavery again upon us, he would sell verywtll for two thousand. The assembly, with some honorable exceptions, was undoubtedly the shabbiest set of ignoramuses ever assembled in . . our county. All you had to-do to get their enthusiasm aroused was to say "nigger" and repudiation. The ticket nominated is the best they could do, and the candidates are, personally, unobjectionable, but had the party ny hopes of success, true representa- '. tive men would have been chosen. - Our Circuit Court began its session

yesterday, and , Taylor . Basi.the jail

oira who oroie jan so ouuen, was convicted of horse stealing, and sentenced to seven years hard labor in the States Prison. We very likely will have four if not five ; representatives this Court. We received the sad news of the death of Judge Clements, of Washings ton, yesterday. Judge C' was just elected last Fall as our Common Pleas Judge, and although politically wrong he endeared himself to us by his honest, upright demeanor, in his impartial administration of justice, and we truly, feel like saying,, let the frave cover up every fault, and our earts cherish every virtue. A tear tj his memory. , ,, i X)ur CourUhouse is nearly complete to the top of the first story. '; ... We are still very dry for rain.)

Ever yours for the truth, . Filo. ' ' : " v'- ; r- . Xist of HegisteredbtVxrtors

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Busher Anton Blume Peter Boris Angust Batch Philip Ilea mount Daniel Blume Robert Baekeriss Bainuel Barcb Abraham Bovden J C Bell Geo W Bailey W W Bissell Dan P- i Babcock Cha Baer David -sr ' . Bittrolf Gar A Bishop Frank B acttburne Sam . Bowen Heorge i Bullen Thomas Brehe George ..

Barns Thomas Backer George ' Baker Allen -

"Blnnr Tacofc

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Barnes Robert .

BishofErail Brown Wm : -- Bofandick Joseph Bateman Cha B t Becker Michael Bittsolf John lJr,w . Bur asA.n drew M r. Brasselton John R .

Bish letor

IBuasina John W

Breier John fiatriss William

Briny Merman Blemker Henry E-'' Bassett Uanfordi :li c i Carson. Joseph. JT -i, Cox Janxatf; . Cutler James T 'Cawtaorne George -:;'

Caldwell James St :

Crisp John F t Corwin Samaet R Cooke Edwin A Clark Oran B : ' ' Carr Nathaniel F Caselberry Isaac Chandler Wm H Caldwell Joseph 11 Carson Frank B Hnnnltit Jnwtnh

Crawford Andrew Casper John P

Coolidge John T Carter William Chandler George T Christ Philip i Carson Frank P Caldwell William Caldwell Wm M Chandler John J.

Conynstou Thojnas Corns tec k John A

Morgan Emerson B May Alexander Miller Jacob H Mseaick Alexander. Muller Jacob - j- - - 1 '

McLaughlin John McOutcheon Jno B

MeCorkle Jno 8 McCorkle Thomas

MeTohnsoQ Asbnra DMcNeelv Jno H

MeCntaheoo Alex : McJohnnoa Edwin Ic;hesney pavid. jf McJohnson Robt P . McJohnson .Math , McDonald James McLetsch William J McKee'.y Jame H Mccarer William H McGriff Alfred-M McOutcheon satn B McJohnson Kinloch

McJobnaon Cha McFarland William

Corlt Henry, . CowleWm E Clark David H CarUr Leonldas

, Cooper Samuel

Crisi John

Chubb Chester H Davidson John W Davis Reaben M Dennis Jacob Dodge John V Dyer Airo , . Demeland Fred---Davidaon George B Deeds Sylvester , Debever Peter

Dougherty Wnj A Dixoa Geo !,'-- luisburz August , Dean William a a ' Dean Joseph Davidson. James "(' Day Robert Dalzell Matthew"

Elliott ThosM." Klkin David Kngland Jtmei Ehrnmo- Fred Earl Robert

Carlin James H

! s fDa1taniWmJ . Dickey Ebenerer Day Samuel Dawson Phillip . Dougherty Henry ' Davidnon Joshua , Day William , : Dean William Dyson Bennett , Davis J oil n H Davis Chester O Davidson Caleb i Daring William Doty Samuel L. j Drew Cyrus K ' -Delsinger Martin

FatigJosepn Kola Peter ' , Foster John W Folz Joseph Folz John - r Feast Thomas Feldman Henry Farrow James -Fuss Adam

Ellis Nich : Ehrman Ernst J Enetnut George Bnneking Bernard f "Jf j Forth Joseph . .. Fender Geo -' Fisher Ronald i Fisher Jjhn . i Fitch James HeuryFollerXF Fish Geo W Fendrich Joseph

' Owathmey Henry C Ueorget Georite

uurley wm K Griffith Cadwailader

-trwtram Dennis , , : - Gateh Beni F GresoamGeoE !

Gates Geo M . . .

Garvin Thos E

Green John D Uabing Joan G Gamble Andrew 8

Gramner Wra T Gabiag Wm Geerlng Henry' Goslee Jas 8

Grabam Daniel B . Gatch J D

GeorgetJohn Gates Tiberius C

tjrable Xavler Iff Grlgif John

ITelaori Hiram Norton Ben F"Npble Herbert A ! .V,-. .Nisbet Oakley James A - . Oakley James , Gppal Camper Ubhocne Chas W . Potter Chas T Pushee Aden C ParkhUl Hugn H Preston Cyprian .'

jrruut wm a Phelan James ' Pentecost Geo F Polehouse Anton Philips Wm W PoieitodMe Anthony

Nanney Hiram C Niehtem Joseph "Nichols John VliUam F ' 1 : o .. :..'.:!'; , Orr JaaLi ' ' I O -borne Jonathan Oslage Ernst F .

I : -' -' Peck Richard ! Preston Henry M " Parsons Bj-roti ' Purdy Wm Preston Fred A ' Preston Geo R Parker Edward ; Perkins Elijah

Picquet J a men - ;. " ! i Rusche Bernard

Raymond Chaa N

Rothschild Abram Richert Nlch

Robinson Ahdrew L Roche John V

Riehman Fred'k Rellly Wm Ralston Wm G Hisras James D

I Rainailanry . Reiinn John -

KolaoU Habl .. Koost Jacob Reavis Wm 1 :- Reper Henry Ruhl Chaa ' Reicbert Henry Rudd Cnnstopher R Rankin John Rust Wm H s Relnits Rudolph RocquetAdam Rhodes James

Ruttledge Martin S Rathbone Geo W

Reynolds John It Robinson Geo L Robinson Dewitt C Ross Moses N Russell Albert "

Reider Peter

Reider Daniel . K

Kusseii rneoptuius Rube Walter A

S .. . . ; Htone Thomas W Hhanklin John , Scbmidt Peter : , Hcoviile Chaa E Mcbuta Harman H Sjchaloski Gastay StraMser Herman . Hmiln Fred Bonntae John H seilerFraak .- Schnocktng Joseph Stumpf Eilslia HcblauiD William

auldlng Henry "W Shears Jacob

Kahtjcrton William Starkey Joseph B ' Ktrubel William Schneider Charles,. . Schlamp I.ouis fSuacklelord Jas W Sabberton Joseph Smith Thomas C Swettzer William ''

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Goodze John 8

1 Galager Geo O

- Gibbarl John Goodlet Nicholas M . Gatch Richard C Goelxhauer Jacob Gross Nathan Gottman Charles Gjurpel J Martin II Hughes Charles A Hornbrook S P Hammond Theo E Hon John Uam Ge rge W Hunnell Will H Hitch Thomas -Hiteh George - '. Hunnell David

ilotfman Fred Honk Thomas

"dterburgh County.

(Jreifl Peter

Gillette Andrew J ' Gardner Joseph 8 Griffith Ben H Goodnight John D Grans Michael Groves Thos J Gillet Abraham

Gorse John W t :

Hitch Alfred Haddiesey John Hart Reuben B Hopkins John S llenniDg Matt Hullock Allen C Houk Jacob Hunnell -NVitliam -

Hassler Harrison Hampton John -Houk Michael

Hamilton Thomas 1 Hofmaker Louis

liaoeuich Henry Haas Isaiah . . Hess Henry " . Habin Math fas Hess Henrv. fr - Hndsnet h tinore P

Hart Philip ' Holder Fred Hopkins JuoS.Jr ' Humphrey F M Hull Robert " Houk Conrad Hutchinson Isaac II Hamburger Philip Hutching Thomas M HinHins levl

Hutchins Arthur Hughes William Houk Henry Hammerstey Harry Hespeel WilltamV Hunt Thos N , .1!

tiesa con rati Holman feter

Hay burfit Asariah T- Hyaes Alfred, D

Hopkins WU1 H H Honlg Fred Heberer Peter '. i - i Hutchinson Frank Hargrave William P Hargrave John n.i Hihkle WylieB ..:.:

JiinkleA Y.Ji, ; -.

Hunnell James

Hall George Hollin .sworth T J Hollingsworth W E Hudspeth John B Helflinz Frederick

Hopkins Frank Hazel nee Win (?. -

Hughes Edward J

lijleheart Asa tr? t K Ingle John Jr igieheurt Levi Ingle Robert Itlehearv WiJUam T ingle John 3rd Igleheart Ferd C , - ; .

Rtinson John J Bttnson Willi am H btokeiey Robt Schlamp Philip Smith Jacob G Sherwood W M B Schoentield Joseph Scbapker Bernard Stile James -Hcantiln John Schaub Wil iam Scantlin James i

StiUfcon Geo M

Slaughter William

Schiant Conrad Simpson Geo Stahihoefer Joseph Spanhake Fred Strom berx Henry

Sehwaegirle Adam Smith Adam Saunders James D

Saunders Washiuz'nScuu Frank

Silverthorn John N Slinwon Fiord

Stin.Hon Robt

Schlaefer Conrud Ktar Geo H Hiecrt-.t Thos D Shea James ' Soantlin James M Bchaefer August Seita Michael Strasser Paul ' Strobm Fred Smith Ca-per Smith Ieonaid Smith Michael Smith Lucien B Sims Chas N Semouln Joseph Simpson Heury Bmitmter August

Sherwood Marcus

Smith Robert Stokeley Daniel SchifT Jacob Sehsefer Michael ', Sr ucke Fred HrjadeDBnn Henry Storton William Steinbach Albert Stinson Benonl ; ' Stinsoo John Sweitser Jacob ;

' Sleinhelzer John Ht rat ton John - 1 Sansom Irwin F Smith Jasper Stinson Louis C

Sherer Michael

no

Stock well Nathan H Sauer Michael L

Steinbrldge Jno A

stinson jonn Sweitzer Chas Schoneld Marshall

teaman David Sell wing Samuel P Swindell Samuel Slefrits 8ebastin Symonds Ed F 8teinbridge William

Taylor Jno E Tombler Edward Tyrrell Cassius C Tenney Reuben S Tun man Silas A Taylor Creed Tnrnock Joseph Tabor Edward .

Thomoson Samuel WTribble Elijah

Tnrnock Wm C

W

Sawyer Freeman

Schlaefer John Hucke Emery H Scheider Bernard See WUi;am Sellmar F M Snell James Sparks David E

sneii James, jr

Turner Thos W Topf Louis Tiliman Wm H Toslage Gerhard t Taylor Burrell Tomhemelt Casper H Ton bach Joseph

i rioDi rraoK ,

VI rich George Uttridge Chas . Venni rain Theo W

Voght Philip .-: Vaughn James F

voehtAdam . . -'

Voght Frederick

v lcaers w m .;

TJmble Henry H

-1 . . T -n . ? . ... Venae man Th.exloie Viele CHariea 5 -Vtinema.n - Aagust ; : Veatch James . Van Riper Kcclee O

TWebber Kllas

Jewett J"fcph A ' Jfiikins Charles T

or Court Home Precinct, commencing on Water" and Leet ' Streets ; thence -north -along. Leet , fopanaV Jjtreet; thence east to First Avenue; thence north on First Avenus and line, being k continuance of the same until it intersects Pigeon Creek; .,thenceeast&!oiag JBige,on .Crek to the '"line dividing Tigeoif- froi2' Knight Township; thence south on said dividing line to the canal; thence westwardly along said canal to Main Street; tbence down Main,, to the river; thence along said river to the place of beginning. ' ' ' Second, or Upper Precinct All of . Pigeon .Township south and east of Main Street and canal. Third, or' Larixas'co Precinct All

. the territary of .Pigeoa. Townshifille" ?

west oi the western boundary of tho Lodge Arthur

First Precinct.- v . , -., ;

Johnson Eugene H Johnson Alvah

Jaqvvvs Jonathan, S Jewel Joseph C i ' Johnsoa William, A Jones H C I ' Johnson Charles S ' Junker Herman! . , :; . K . .; : Kuhn John, .. , - Kennedy d'h'' ' -! Kiusey Ben Koch Peler . K ro a en berger Moses Kennedy Patrick Kronen berger David Koebne-Herman

Kabn L S

Kahu Joseph . . . Kripoep Fred " Klutim Martin . - . Knir.lferTotr f T

? Kohel Martin

Ktrily Joseph 1 Kolb George Keen. Isaac -' Kirk palrlck Alex Knigh: Jonah W

Official List of the Second, or Upper

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A Allen Thomas Ahlerlng Henry M .Ahlering Henry Adank George Atkinson John Alnheider Fred

Aiken Wm M

.Atkinson Jesse C ; . .Ackers Daniel . Armeny John L -.. Adam Isaac W Allen William Austin Tlioma 'Aaderson David S

Armstead Ric'oard A Adams Henry

. Ahlering Joau,Br f Albers Herman ; Ayers Henry " Arc5t-ram M Armstrong Nel j B Blythe Joseph M Braan Peter Burke Michael Bell Wm M j Brilton James A Becker Chs i Beaty Alexander Berger John ' Babcock Oliver Blxby Edward N Brurorael hao Henry Bateman. Cha E Bray Madison Jr, T , Bingham George BennetFred-W 'Biaroif Louis s Jiatee Elisha., - Banlamin Wm H

Kothne Fred

Kennedy James' Keller Dewitt C; Knox Josiah N ; Ku'pper Fred ; Kuppe August i '" Kleindelnst. Anton Kroener George i Ketier Chris . , i Kline John I Kennedy John ' 1. . !

Lansis Jacob

Lansing Henry

Lavender Isaac ' Lansing John i

Lock wood Anthony U nth wane win Lockwood Newton Liederman ChVis K

Long Chas Lleberknecht Phil

Leavltt Saml K

Lutz Henry Lichten field Fred Lant WUllam L&nt George

Leunet Peter

Lvon Jesse

Lyon T A . Langley Thos K : D Lewis Benton P Llnxweiler Silas '. . Lino Simon

Ijarkin Victor C - Lockwood Albert

Lab y Con --- - LinderJohn

IiaDRhmaa John M Law W m H

Lamprecht John

Lowry w J

Wining EetCL "Walker'WmH

Weidig Geo Wissing Herman - ,i S Wallace Joseph M Wolseifer CleraeKX j . Warner Waldo N Wooisey Dan'l

Wood John P J" Wetzel Casper Wright Willi B : ' Weaver Hnnry WesRler Chris H Weber John Williams Edward ! Wilson William

waismtth Henry, v WhiteJohn

i.

.: '. Bni

Weinbach Adam

Lumelius George

Mounts Noble Morris Joseph Meyer Geo B : Milhousen Matt Mark Dan G Morris WW. Miller George Murray Tnos J Miller John A Miller JoKn H Meyer Andew Most Nicholas' Miller John -Morgan Daniel

, . Mijt) Dudley J f M iy John i fc Mi-r Michael . r Mlrtin Arch R' '

:34fIeriliBitel l io -Meadows Harvey L J -ii i-MiMer Kred- A iUi. MWa Phillip -

frfiirtia Arch R

Mai con iiier Alex

V! MarVfrdlas E :

.:--"l"MesJaob 'S .-n

umoskv Antftti 1,aterWttf

- Brocfeina JoH-n t aJBalz feter

"Blvthe IInrv . . Babcock Henrv a-l,uf 'MiJae

Ben net Henry 8 I'Boiwart WrfH : Bitting Charles Bedford WmJr Bi'ckmau Jacob 3 Bickiuu Chs Brauu Edmund Bedford George .brown 8 Bedford Wm Sen

Miller. George Maddux Alex Mitchell George Maynard William " Magbee Gillison Mandell Geo A Martin Jno E Mariett John J r . Martin Claude H B Meyer George . Martin William ' Modal Chas Marshall Joseph Meizner Louis .Martin Albert. . Martin Ed S -M :rgan Wm H ' Metsner Henry, Marcbant John Maekey David j J . - - Minor Junes K

Meadows Felix H

Wrieht Sam A

Wheeler John j ; Wolf Adam t.. (, Weil John Walter John Wade Joan H White Ed M W el born Geo W Walger Fred Weil Ferdinand Walker Geo B Wells Walter F Wolseifer John Weibora James F -Welroke GoUleib Watkini David E WriahtThos B Woods Wm H Weaver Daniel ' Wells Hiram K . Young Edward E" - Zeiner Conrad -Zurstedt Geo Zapp Henry ..

Weidfs Phlllo !

:C Weaver John i - Weaver Joseph ! Wheeler Edward 'E .f Weia Chas -r i Weed Samuel Ri .'. 1 ; Wilkenbeimer Bad . . Waltz John B Waener Jacob I

Warren Geo W ; no it

Whittaker John JtWecke WiUistm ; , Wiisoa Alexander '

Watfeins Victor M ; Wiggsm Heury : i i Wiaig John . Win Fred Wood Janett t Wheeler Thomas WagoerChas - Wentz Chas IL IT Yeung William T ;- ' T. ; : . Zapp Peter i . Zapp Charles - ;.- Zahm Philip , ; Y

THANSPORTATIO .. : : ''.I ! i 1 1 ;

FRED. B. HUSTON, r : ; , .

Commission Merchant,

f r AGEXT

White 'Line Central Transit

. . . Company, ,! it- r'il 1 at, . "

'The only Line running Cars through to

New York, Boston, and ail New England cities, WITHOUT TRANSFER. Cars are

loaded.' LOCKED, and SCALED, and never opened until they reach their deetinatlon, carrying goods between Evans-

ville and New Yerk in ... . i FITK TO 8KTEX DATS TIME.

a ; Freight delivered at all the Inspection Yards 'in New York,' Brooklyn, or Jersey

City.' ' i . :' !-.. - -

For PROMPTNESS and DESPATCH

this Ljne baa oo equVii 1

Damages and ' Overcharges promptly

settled at this .office, FRED. R. HUSTOII, Agent, Jfo. S XORTU WATEH ST.,

may 29 EVAUdTllii, Isd.

STATIONERY. - JOHN H.- SCOTT, -

! Uookseller, Stationer

YEWSDEALE K,

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AO. 53 MUX

I aulOdly

STREET, cor.. Second,

i

BBOWN, DUNKEBSON & CO.

ORWARDINQ. AND CONMISSIOB

r I ; , .MERCHANTS. And special Agents lor the ,

BKLLEF0XTAI5E K.1UC8 -

KEIE TBA5SF0BTATI0X CO.,

And ERIE TIME EXPKE86.

i 1 ....... '- ' ! I '.-,. ::.", i . ' " i , ' Also, AgecU (or the -

Bellefontaine Cotton Express.

IV R BARTER.& CO.,

BOQKSELLERB

; ANI .... . ..

: ! , Wholesale and retail dealers In

Standard, 'and Miscellaneout ' Booh,

SCHOOL. BOOKS, , t. ' ', , h STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUMS,

, FOOLSCAP, LEGAL, BILL,

LETTER, NOTE, FLATCAP,

' .;: : and-.:; , ;. . Wall J-Poipeirs, ... . i i

Photograph, Albums, letter Presses,

Writing Desks, Envelopes, and

r , Fancy Goods. No. 6 North First1 Street,

EVAN8VILLE . i INDIANA.

janm ly GEO. H. FISH & CO.,

Wholesale Booksellers & Stationers,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

, BLANK BOOKS,

MJSCELLANEO VS ; BOOKS,

PAPER ENVELOPES, '

LTJIgDETi, &q JAMES SWANSON & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In

srungies, law, uoors, ana sasn. ' AlttOi a larvn assortment of Allevhrnv.

Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Floorinir, creased and Undressed, on hand and for

aale.

Extra Sawed and Shaved Pine

Shingles, eighteen inches long, . . . . . . We respectfully solicit the citizens or Evanaville to Klv.on a call and examine-

oar stock before purchasing elsewhere.

- , f Yakd om Water Btrkkt, C

(Opposite Lamaxco Wharf), Ev'ansvUl All orders promptly attended to.

may 23 d6m

New Steam

Sash, Door, and Blind Factory.

THE IIJVDERNKED, IIAVINQ formed a 'Copartnership under the firm name of

McCORKLE & STRONG,

have now in -mecesKlul operation a complete and well-furniHhed estaDlishment for the manufacture by HIEAM of .

Sab, Doora, Blinds, Ilraek-

els, etc. .

and 'every other variety of Wood Work used in Carpentry. . y-

A liberal patronage Is solicited. Factory on the corner of Walnut and

1 Eighth Streets, Evansville, Ind.

'- JOHN R MoCORKLE.

unEOdly - - E. P. STRONG.

A. J. HUTCHESON & CO.,

Dealers In PlUisburgr Coal and Coke,

Cor. Water Street & Fulton Avenue,

JunelS 3m

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EVANSVILLE, IND.

Ocneral

Stationery 9

No. lO Main Street,; Evansville, Indiana.

Julyly

Sash, Doors, Lumber, &c

r ' ; . f Hunnel & Sons,

Sash,

dec.

TRANSPORTATION.

EVANSVILLE & CHCIXXATI

i J J FAST J FREIGHT

Mauufiicturers of

Dovra, Blinds, Frame,

aiho. jeaiers in MICHIGAN PINK L. tTMBKR.

Keep conKtantly on hand Lumber of every description, . lae and Poplar Flooring,

weainerooaruing, ninles, Latn, Ac ' Kawine of everv dencrlntlon done to

order.

Orders from abroad will be DromDtlv at-

tended to.

Factory and Yard, Cow ica Watkb Strkjct and CAr JulyJO EvanwvlUe, lnuia. STEELE Oc TRIDLE,

Second Street, between Chestnut and

Cherry. Evansville, Indiana. Hakh. boom. Window Rmsim. DitiuuEn

LtTMBrR. Boards. Lath. tc of everv da.

scription coDMtautly on hand. Packing Boxes of all kinds made to order. Hawing of every kind done on the shortest notice.

juiyuiy DRY GOODS. "

C A 8 XX

HOUSE.

TfME AND RATES ODAR.JTEED.

T A1VSIT COMFY

"Consignments fohcited. ,

i ':, ' ': .,, I. l ySKOWS, DUNKERSON

n August 13, HjOoaugli i ,i !.v

4 CO., , Agents.'

. Controlled by

-1

PatTonice the New, FlrnUC'las

Dry . Goodx Store

of

MILLEB Ot KIlIXKMEYEIt

Ko. 7 Kortb First Street.

MEMPHIS CARDS, v W0' MsPP1 Railroad Go.

H. CARTJIELL,

Late of Williams.

Pi

,-.,1 Memphis, Xenn ' Late of Uniontown.

Memphis, Tenn. -M Kentucky.. v

CARTMELL & DRURY,

Cotton Factors, 'Produce- and'1 General

: Commission and; Forwarding, , , Merchants. : !

200 FR0XT STREET.

llet. Waslilnjctoii and .Idami1

MEMPHIS,' TEMA.

5. B. We give our personal attention te

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: , and

WE HAVE NOOLD OOODN, bougtit at high prices, but an

Entire New Stock,

Evansville & Crawfordsville.

- Iinilroatfi Co.

The larger p CHEAP AS

WAR.

ortion of which ran be sold as

THEY. WERE BEKOKKTHK

, The stock eouMst of.

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' We, the tmdersigned, composing the,JBoard of Restry' for Election: District No. 2, in the Township of Pigeon, County of Vanderburgh, State

cf Indiana, certify that the forego-,J

ing 13 a lull and complete Liiet of the Voters in said District 'or Precine No. 2, so far aa the same is known to us. William Hunnel, Alb. Steijjbach, ' James T. Waiker. Dated August 7th, 1867.

T "

cnm'n MyJ('J n- n Morri William W

Miller wawaw myt-poa-a ;.. Morris Henry -Aarr-w Mha-Ueo A :j : Mason David Monk John Miller Henry F Mark William T Miller Melcher Mace Nich Marsh Chas E att'y Mariett John J

SVANSVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE

Afrner First jaMdiYide Strftf,

the Kale and cbiDment of Cotton, and a

kinds or Western Produce. Also, to nilinj

Plantation unters. oraerg ana uonsiemments solicited. " Refer to Hubbs " Viets.- R. KJ Dunktr-

son A Co.,- Hayhurst Jl Whittaker, J. O. Dusouchet & Co., Evansville. Ind.. UylS ly

X. J. COVXR. " OKO. S. KICHABneoB.

COMER RICHARDSON,

Oo t ix. , JBTfi- o tor s ,

- Storage, Commission, and Forwarding

C71inron mtwroet, . ... s . MEMPHIS TJCNN.

Time and Rates Guaranteed,

1 - i

IThe above organization'- oflFers

more favorable inducements to ship

pers by this than any other route.

' ' 'REFERENCES.'-

- Chas. North rop & Co., Memphis; Fostei

Eros.. Cincinnati; Jas. Viba 4 Co Boston : Jas. B. Fen by, 8t. Louis; J. B. Kirtland, Hill, Talmadge A Co. New York. .'. decJU , . . . , .

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Contracts Solicited. ?. j- f . r i 1 j V ?

PROD UCE

& CO., '; . ...

DEAL ERl

i.

CE.rf.SCKOlJAIlSltnPS lssued

3a OO-

I

receive.by retcii. mail College Circular

wim specimens oi r-enmansmp and lourithing. L. 8. MAYFIELD, i&nJc im Principal

. . Commission Merchanti ro.:39 .Madinrf Street, ;! "'' '

Meal, Corn, Hay, Oats. Oreen and Dried

jftuiu, Butter, .Eggs, l owis, ana rrouuo-

oi aii ainos. - -They have good busiaess facilitlee, art by giving prompt returns will striv - please customers. tiu : .. Rrfertnec. - H. D. Ailie 4k t-O-.T - HallidayJiros., Cairo, X1L. - - if, Taaf, Phillips i Co., Memphis. , Martin.Wralt A Co., Memphis. " , . ' Chottteau'4-Edwards.St. Louis. i :i -Dubois Augur. Cincinnati. JVfl dtr

. r. " ' ' l - : 7 '

F. IX. EIIRMAA A. CO.

Agents,

DRrt.G00IXS, ,,. A.

CARPETS, :' uOLz CLOTHS,. , ' WJND0W-BL1NDS, DAMASKS, CORNICES.

And evervthliiK keDt in a No. 1 Dry Goods

i . . .r ir .

mom. .mo, a large slock oi ... Bocgt t the 1st of August, 2.5 per cent, lower than tbey can be bought for to-day. -. . . Examine our goods and prices. No trou-

Die to snow goods.

1

;.rt V-.-r - ! . se7 dtf

No. 7 First Street.

are lnVited't .aHrtd exinhine turf!- BODfAlf CO ATI 'MIlfES- i course of instruct . n, or aenddTWTanS Y'-V?-..'' 4

FFIC OX THE COBXER OF X.O

V oust and Water Streets. A constant supply, and orders promptly filled. fnov31

Water Sf.

A. E. Shrader, '

Gen'l Freight Agt. E. & C R.R.

J. A. IIlLL '

i : Gen'l FreiahtAot. O. dcM. R.R.

seie

- .-Sixteen

1&1 TO

LAKI ICE

nrS NOW RECEIVING

1 daily. Office in orr's Block. Ne. S htc

.more HtreeC Orders irom a distance solicited and pTptly filled. JylS 2ir -

C. J. HENS ON to SON,

Undertalers and-.EiBbalmer8. ' r .. - No. 138 Main Street, 4 ETANSTHLE, ISBiilfA. WE HAVE Pl'RCHARED THE right of using Dr. Chamberlain's process of embalming, and are prepared to do work in that line at short notice ; warranted U give saUsfactlop.' ' 'A large assprtmeotof the beBt ' ' i.ti'.-i ..- w.v; A .! , m METALWG ' CASES CASKETS

WOOD COFFINS

Constantlyon hand. aop!2 3m