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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-08

], William s, Bradley, Clerk to tho Com
missioners Of Clearfeld county, do certify
that Wm. A Wallace, Esq, has subscribed
to the fund for furnishn ng bounty to SOL
diers going to war from this county, the
sum OF Two hundred and fifty dollars, and
has paid the money.
VIZ. (. BRADLEY.
Sent. q. 1862. Clerk.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-08

To show how thourough and COM
plete this extraordinary conversion
was, we close by giving the following
dose of genuine Abolitionismfrom this
same Wing of the 9th Sept last:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-08
POB STATE SENATOR,
mo T1g1jI1fs :

A complimentary notice Of all the
Republican eandidates-except the
candidate for State Senator-then fol.
lows.
In its first and second editorial col.
umns, the following article Capitals
and italics as in the original) is re-
printed
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-08
FROM THE BLAIR COUNTY WIG, ofsErT,
20, 1862 (same date as above) AF-
TER IT WAS LEVIED on BY
THE SHERIFF.
"TOR STATE SENATOR,
LOUIS W. HALL"

In this. edition the article given
above from Mc Wing Of April 9th, is
not touaa, but in its place in the first
and second editorial columns, is inser-
ted Letter froIp Occasional, to the
PrcsS.' In all other respects the pa
per is the same as the other paper
quoted from above.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-08


In the Wing Of the 9Th Sept, and
of course after it had been levied on
by the Sheriff, Mr.. Halls na,pe stand.
ing at its masthead, the following
laudatory puff appears as editorial;
Hon. L. W. Hall-Why he shGuId be
Elected Senator
We think every loyal man should vote
for Mr. Hall for Senate. Loyalty against
disloyalty is the present issue-all other
questions must be laid aside all niaor
differences sunk, and every patriot mus.
exert himself TO sustain the Government
in its efforts 10 crush treason.
Mr.. Hall is q loyal man, man for the
Government, for the war. He is opposed
to treason, and is for hanging its aiders
and abe,tors without any Us or bats. DC.
cupying the position lie does on this ques
ton, we hold it our duty to support Kim,
We shall do this willingly and heartily.
BY no thought, word or deed Of ours shall
loyalty be discouraged, or treason abettsd.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES HAS ISSUED 4 PROCLAMA-
TION CALCULATED TO STRIKE TREA-
son TO TIE HEART. THIS PROC
LAMATION Is OPPOSED AND DE
NOUNCED WITHOUT STINT BY THE
OPPONENTS OF Mr.. HALL. MR..
HALL is FOR IT, AND FOR THIS HE
DESERVES TO BE ELECTED, AND
HIS OPPONENT WHO IS SUPPORT
ED BY THOSE WHO ARE OPPOSED
TO THE PROCLAMATION, DESERVES
TO BE, AND WILL BE, DEFEATED.
IN OUR NEXT VIZ WILL SHOW NOT
ONLY WHY MR. HALL OUGHT TO
BE, BUT WHY He WILL BE ELEL
TED
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

We are glad to perceive that the riXtr
columns begin to swell to their old prOpor-
tons. The list of arrivals and departures
in the St. Louis Democrat. is particularly
refreshing. Soon we expect to see an in
Vulnerable number of ashingles out y for
New Orleans. g- e.s -
The steamer Matte Cook arrived from
Green river last night with huge trip of
tobacco. Our levee is being quite crowded
with the staple, awaiting shipment E'st.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

small arms. He was accompanied by thir-
ty men from the Patriot. The object was
TO capture q man named Geo. A. Huston, q
Captain of Company of rebels now in the
vicinity of Black Creek. / was informed
that Huston boosted of having hung q ne
gro pilot, who was captured at the time of
the death of eutenaut Commanding
Budd, near Smyrna. On that account, |
wished him IS prisoner, for the purpose, OF
recovering the general tranquility of all
persons along this river, most of whom,
doubt not, would gladly acknowledge the
Government of the United States, were
they not in fear of violence from men of
this character. &C.
Lieut.. Sprssten landed at early daylight,
and proceeded rapidly with his party to the
house of Huston. The latter, it appears,
was apprised of his coming, and met him
at the door, armed Bith a double barreled
gun, two pistols and bowie knife. Upon
the demand of Sprasten to surrender him
self prisoner, huston fred at him with a
pistol, the ball entering high up on the left
breast, and killing him instantly. Huston
discharged the other pistol and gun, with
out further injury 10 our party, and was in
staniiy wounded in four places, and brought
on blard. He is supposed to be mortaliy
wounded. Several shots were fred from
Huston's house, by persons who escaped.
Huston's firing upon Lieut.. Sprasten, sup
ported as be was by large force, is wilful
murder, and involved the necessity of his
own destruction Com Dupont, writing of
Lieut. Sprasten, says he was an able, brave
and devoied officer, from the State OF Mary
land. Aes&
He had come under my observation on
the China station iu 1858 He was distin-
guished while in command of the boat
which destroyed the rebel privateer under
the guns of Pensacola Navy Yard iusSep-
TENDER, 1861, and bis whole conduct dur
ing the war has been gallant and meritori-
Gus. consider him great loss to the
feet and service.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19
81 e GikEbe2eE e CO.

q U.N-D REFsS.--Clothes Pins, White Lime,
~ Lennon syrup, Tomato .tsup, Rice, Amends,
III erts, English walnut, figs, rsi=ins, curfabt4,
oysters, sardines, a.um. epson salts, oil brim-
ST. lie sul hur, cepperts. ma fder, extr.ct of lng
wood, indigo am tartar, soda, bed cords of all
binds, tJhacco Of az kinds, backing battiug, nut
megs, cigars Of all kinds, gsngrr, glass jsTs, Ian
te a7d fl SKIS, mustard, pepper sauce, matches,
pickles, stone pip :. powder. p rcussion caps fish
Of all kinds, afety fse soaps of all kinds starch,
tees viLeglr, camphf lie to- Lote, cap and fancy
paf wlal ping PIP r, eafelopes, salt petre gum
drops, Wooden bowls, jujube pas e, cinnamon,
cried be- british in tre bonnet bearis, ink, oil,
nail, sash, glass, spi its pen inc, al spice soda,
pain killer, IiquOTice c., &c, &C.
A supply # tho at owe kept Constantly on hand
and for sale low by s. E. Gilbert Co, No Syca-
mere.
sTARCH.-3 ton. best Of atty, just receive =, for
sac Eow in s's To the trade. r. Gilbert Co.
COIN BROOM '.-15O doza: large and small.
for sa.e by S, z. Gi bert d Co, No. Sycamore
stIe t.
LEMON SYRUP.-2s Loxes doz each, CHOICE
AHTIoI Z. for sale hy s. Z. Gilberi & Co.
0HEFSE.-- 50 bxs. Hamburgh and En- gil n Patty
for sa e ly s. z. Gilbert Co
FRESH cove OYSTERS. 200 dcz. l snd 2
III cEus, just received aud FIR tale 10y Gi bert
q Co. $ - -a 81
Layer aud NJ r. Raisins rs whole, half and
quai TER bxa, 10 {, for sale by
s. e. GILBERT co,
jet6 No 4 Sycamore street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

Bg~Ol yesterday, officers Miller, Morris
and Marshal Martin, in company with Mr.
O. K. Drew, Esq, made descent upon a
house occupied by one Blevins, near the
Jewish burying ground, and found stolen
goods of all kinds secreted in The house.
Mr. Drew found several articles which he
readily identified as belonging to him, and
which was burglariously taken from his resi-
dence last fall.
Any person who has lost bed clothing,
&C., within the last six months, may recover
their property Ivy calling at Recorder
McBride's Office this morning.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19
LAST NIGHTS MAIL

The Union men attending The Convention
at Indianapolis had meeting on Tuesday
evening, which was largely attended
Speeches were made by Judge Sni,h, of
New Albany, ex-Cengressman Mace, David
R. Goodipg AID other di titguished Demo
crate. The u; most cordiality existed,
The correspondent of the Cincinnati Ca
zette speculaies, in a dispatch TO that paper
relative TO the &C ion Of the Convention, as
| follows:
W. have hal rain most of the afternoon,
but the HoosIers hail it as a god cmen,
and promise hat 10y al people W III turn out
en ma-se 10 attend The UuIon Conyeniiun
10 morrow, So look GU for one Of the largest
assenIblages ever c .uvened even in Iud.aus.
There is a large attendance of representa-
| rive men OF all parties, aud the utmost good
feeling is manifested. /; is the unanimous
wish tor Governor Morton to preside to-
morrow. He viii be assisted by a number
| OF prominent men as Vice Presidents The
majority Iem 10 wish old officers renomi
| mated for Auditor, Treasurer, and Secretary
Of State, although many Union Democrats
/ claim that one of them slUuld be throw n
over for one of their men. They will prob
ably unite IN Mr.. Hathaway, Of Laporte,
as ibeir candidate for the principal Itfice TO
fall 10 them. The Republicans coDcele them
the Atorney-Geueral and Superintendent
| of Public Instruction.
A spirited meeting was held tonight, at
Representatives, Hall, Judge Thos l.. Smith
of New Albany presiding. An excellent
speech was made by ex- Congressman Mace,
who handled the traitors without gloves.
The Convention will assemble at an early
honr to morrow. After conyen.Dg, speechts
will be made by Judge Hughes, Lecompton,
Dem, and Henry Secristr Douglas Demo-
| crat. The latter is the man TO beat Voor-
hees IN the Terre Haute Dislrc'. The plat
form will be very short but pointed. Cav.
Morton will speak in tie evening after the
Convention. The Governors private Sec
retary, ". r. Holloway, Esq. goes to the
Poromac Tomorrow, TO Look 20 the interests
OF Iudlana soldiers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

MANASSAS, June lS.-The only pretext
for the charge against Gen. Banks was the
permission given little girl, who had trav-
eled on foo, thirty miles in one day, to ride
on one OF the caissons, and no soldier, either
sick or wounded, was left behind on the
march from Winchester, except one too
badly wounded 10 bear transportation along
the whole march. General Banks himself
was with the rear guard, and all stragglers
of every description were picked up and
carried along An experienced military
man, who is familiar with all the details,
characterizes the movement as a soldierly
retreat
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

sss NEW York, June 1.-THE New Orleans
) Picayune of the 18th denies the report tele-
graphed to a Boston paper from Washing
ton that the yellow fever was in New Or
leans, as il had not made its appearance on
the 18th.
Eighteen hundred families were supplied
with provisions on the 10TH.
Gen. Shipley had vetoed the resolution
of the Assistant Board of Alderman, an
milling the contracts for cleaning the
streets.
Also the resolution annulling the leas.
of certain markets.
The story in the Journal of Commerce
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19
pecla. ..etice>.

EOIEosc0D's PsIEs-FOr Kadfgssf OS,
Stomach and Liver COMPLAINTS, they have long
borne the palm. They iAtrtRse the appetite, in
viEOrate the stomach, and clranse the liver. In
bouc' complaints they equally effic ;ious an
and for SEX hes d4che, or Iowness spirits they
stand wrthont E ri-al- Sod ev rywhere. 176
BaFchsiOr's %safr Dy4E-THs best Ga
ths BE1OrId.-WILrIAM A BATcuELoRs &c e
bsat. Hal Dye produce. u color not to be distn--
GU 81 9 from Datu e-Warrantea Rot to iniure tie
Hair in tie !eass: edies the ill If cts Of bad
dyes and invgo ates the IL sir for life Cry, Red,
or Rusty IL ir instantly turns si,lsnd Elack or
Brown leaving the Hair sof aud Ltautiful. Sold
by nll druggists, &c
ps- The Genu re is ign d WI LIAM A.
BATCH ELoIS. on the four sides Of each Lox. .
FACTORY, No. Il IarcLs Street, New York.
Late 80 Broadw aS aud I6 Boud sire ~
Jahfz7d"
~ as cs~ TS7ORs0m do Gn Brar.- Much
every way. But shs I p peaee ia the fam
lily without a bottle Of Dead Slot to kill = fl the
b ord- hiIsty LoIdes OF hungry Bed-Buss hat,
uninviie l. Introduce themselves to her dodgers, to
Leir +Ieat yanc2 and disgust. Now is the
tine to ue t Kill 'em nov I No family sLou
be " tn ut it. TIE j., al Shot makes clean
sue,i rende. pe~ce tain liy tie an iii alton
OF ,b, enemy. SOLD BY ALL InEDEU GGISTS.
Agents in Evars,iIle, KELLER WHITE.
n, 13dIm
Hs SOnJsssf0a 0H6 r Cpsrfshcs or an
KnE aid. Published for this ieneht aud US a
warning a cairIon tpryouag men who suffer
from Nervous debility, Premature Decay, &C.;
supplying 1t the tin" the means of Sef-Cnre
By one Who has are him elf fer bs: az pu: to
great expense through medical impo 'ition and
4nackery. By 9: clio Ing pc paid addressed en
velopr, SINGLE PIE- may be had OF the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq., Bedford, Kings.
Co, Ny. mills d&wly
Ths -SPPefSfss. Ill is a yer, ifIicu!t matter
with the majority of per40ns TO restrain thr ap
titles; hence, see abundance Of Dyspepsia,
Liver Com plants. and Disorders of the StOma
and Digestive Organs. Hooh an as German Bitters
will entirely there complaints and restore the
system to its o. isiDal igor and strength. They
for sale by druggists and ds aers in medicine
evaryv here, - rs cents per tottie. fetIS
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19
LAST NIGHTS REPORT
Latest from Fremont-Gen.
Shields at Front Royal
Jackson triumphant = No
important news.

WINCHESTER, Va, June I5.-Advices
from Front Loyal this evening report ev-
eryIhiDg quiet there, and no signs of the
enemy IN th t ntighborhood. Nearly all CT
Gen. Shields men have found their way
there. A few stIsgalers Of the brigade
which Lad been forced back from Port Re-
public, had found their way into Gen. FREE
monts lines at Mount Jackson.
The temporary excitement among the
citizens caused by the appearance OF a few
rebel gueriIlss near Casselman's or Snick-
er's Ferry, has subsidized. The only fleet
produced at headquarters was to strengthen
our pickles along the line of the Shenan-
doah.
Officers from Gen Frelnontis camp this
morning report heavy firing in the Luray
valley opposite Mount jackson, last night.
They expressed the opinion that Jackson
had oveEtaken the rear guard of General
Shields command. Gen. Frcmon,yS trout
rested at Mount jackson, his line of pickets
extending from Massaualin to the foot OF
Mil creek. The enemy's picke,s were
about FIVE miles distant, consisting only Of
cavalry, few IN numbers. No danger was
npprehendtd of an attack in force on either
funk, but in consequence of the belief that
the bushwhackeIs had attempted to cut of
the retreat of foraging parties on the West,
precautionary measures were adopted.
Among the prisoners captured is Lieut.
Murphey If the 8 b Louisiana, who reports
that the brigade to W hich he was attached
was badly cut up by Gen. Milroy at PORT
Republic.
Gen. Banks, in coulany with Acting
Medical Director Helmer, visited all the
hospitals to day, aud found all in good
order.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

az We learn that we were incorrect in
stating that Drs. Morgan and Davis, of
Terre Haate, went out in The Golden State
as Medical Directors. The boat was placed
in charge of DR.. Harvey, who has been
connected with the hospitals in this city
for some weeks, and kinder man or more
skillful physician is hard to find The sick
brought back by the Golden State will
be we'll provided for.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

ST. LOUIS, June Is The Provost Mar
shall General of Missouri issued an order
inssructiBg the Provost Marshal of the city
TO cause all persons in the city suspected OF
disloyal sympathies. 10 take the oath of al
legiarce to the Ucited States GoveInn, ent
and Provisional STATE Government, and all
Iersnns known 10 be disloyal shall be re-
quned to give bond for their observance OF
the oath.
The Marshal also directs the arrest of all
persons guilty of disloyal conduct, whether
such consists of acts or knowledge.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19
River News.

j, The weather yesterday was quite cool,
and induced disposition to shed linen
coats aud pants for something of warmer
character. The sky was overcast with
clouds during most of the day, and at tim1s
there were indications of more rain. The
Indications that the supply Of water was
not exhausted were so strong that we will
not be surprised to see it come pouring
down again at any moment.
Business on the 'evee yesterday was rath-
err dull But few boats made their appear
ance.
The $ Big" Grey Eagle makes but tardy
time since the withdrawal of the Eugene
from the trade. She did not arrive until
late Tuesday night, and the manner in
which she runs is disgrace to the postal
service aud ought to be regulated at once
If carrying the mail is Improbable the
officers Of the Eagle ought to throw up the
contract. IF it pays the boat ought to
make regular time.
The Empress, government hospital boat,
arrived yesterday forenoon. Through the
politeuess of Mr.. Lindsey, United States
Hospital Steward, we learn that the boat
left Pittsburg Landing on the 18th inst,
with FIVE hundred and sixteen sick soldiers
on board. At Paducah two hundred and
eighty-seven of the sick were transferred to
the City Of Memphis and two hundred and
fifty sick soldiers from Ohio were taken in
their place. Seventy-one Indiana boys
were put off at the Marine Hospital in this
city, and the remainder of the sick will be
placed in the hospitals at Louisville
The Lue Eaves left yesterday morning
after another cargo of Green river tobacco.
The New Albany Ledger of Monday says
q tlatboat, having a locomotive on board
for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
was sunk in twenty feet water near the
JeHersonville landing, on Saturday.
A new mail boat called the Gen. Buell.
was to make trial trip at Louisville yes
terday.
A boy named Zachariah Reed wa
drowned st New Albany on last saturda,
while in the river bathing.
40
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

WASHINGTON, June I7.-Gom. Dupont
has forwarded to the Navy Department a
report from Lieutenant Commanding Am
mon, of the U. S. gunboat Seneca, at May
port Mills, st. Johns river, Florida, an
nounciug the death of Lieutenant John G.
Sprasten, the executive officer of that ves-
sci, June 9Th. He left in command of three
boats, with Acting Master J. H. Rogers,
Masters Mate Fiske and forty men, with
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19
} TRlBUNE's DISPATCH.

MANASSAS JUNCrIoN, June l7.-While a
few soldiers were huutIng for deserters, in
the vicinity of Culpepper, they suddenly
came upon rebel mail carrier, who was
endeavoring to conceal himself in the woods
He was Immediately arrested, after slight
resistance, and taken to headquarters at this
place. A large quantity of letters to promi-
nent officers in the rebel service, many of
which contained valuable information, were
found in the mail bag also $4,000 in
Confederate bonds.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

GuarQ1auS Sale OF Real Estate.
HPR A>saTUE ar a UEC0EE or
A-B Ihe VaudeIIurgh Court of Common lcas,
and the agent of VIII ana Conger and Mary
Corger, the unders gned, Gar AN Of Sarah Bates,
May Bates. 84fd Emily Gates, mi or heirs OF
George Ba ts, q, u;uB The birthday e-rlyi
1862, 1'efwe,.n the hours Il IL NJ, NJ d ?. M at
fhe Courl Hou door IL the city Il Nv lnsf He,
following d. S; ~ibcd Real Is ate, wit:
Lot eleven QI), ia bSssck Unity one (3I), in the
cast m Ia cement of the city OF Evansville,
Vsnderbmgh county, Indiana. Also, all that
raIt Of the cornfr falf Of lot ten (Ir), in block
thirtsOne (3) In the eastern enlai cement Of said
CITY Of Ev, n,vilie, thus LoundId: Beginning on
this front line Of said lot Msiu 1t ct six N
aud o. la I, ct (i61z) frum tn corner of maia
and Sixth streets, thence partl vi Six ID street
10 tire alley in the said 1T, thee ce along
said alley TO the mild e - the back ne + d
lot, thence throuPh the center % d 1t to Main
street thelcs TO the beginning, b ing pal slle"-
gram froEting Main street twenty on fee I'll,
running back the came 10th t. the aileyy
Said property viii lie sol t;p' tho lowing
terms to wit une-ihird III Ia, oae-third in six
months aud one-third in twelve mouths with III
teiest. Notes will | Q taken for the defer. ed pHy
ments accordingly, wi surety, va, ing relief
laws. Tie purcha-er will eCeive a cOnves a1Ce
frolh sid Guardian under the order Of said ,urt
for seven eighth % said Real tate, and for
9ne eighth > Their of fr, N taid William oDgsr
and Mary COnger, his wife.
JOSEPH TURNOCK,
j IS dim Guardian and Agent
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19
cINcINNA ~ MARKET.
CrScrNNATI, June lie

.NtSSARNANAA l 49, 49, .
FL"UB very dull and prices nominal.
WHEAT in fair demand for red; market
frmer at 8O@s5c; white dull at 90995c.
oats declined TO SIC.
RYE 45(946. f~Fs2 1 CuCt
G, RN dull at Sic. ~
LARD in good demand at 10; prime
country sold at this tate. City is FIRMLY
held at 74c. - -g.
NJ demand for Mess Pork, Bulk Pork,
or Bacon.
Susa- cured Hams in good demand at
7a@5ac; the best brands are held at Sc.
No change in Groceries.
GOLD dull at SC premium buying and &c
selling.
DEMAND MITES 29c premium.
EXCHANGE dull at par TO g. premium.
MONEY abundant at 6 TO 8 Ier cent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

N6S- Ladies and gentlemen, it is fact
that cannot be gainsayed, that Nelson & Co.
are doing the right thing, selling fine dry
goods at auction, st their auction room'
next door to the Crescent City Bank. They
sell again to-day, at 8 o'clock in the morn
ing and 3 in the afternoon. GT
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

HUMAN MoNsTRosITY "A couple of gen
tlemen from Kentucky have arrived in our
city with a curiosity which they propose
exhibiting to our people for few days
We understand they have taken the room
next the Post Office as their place of exhi-
bition. For particulars see the posters on
the streets.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

RT- After waiting till near midnight
last night for the second report" we met
with our usual luck-rrceiving none. The
failure is quite as annoying to us as to our
readers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

JEFFERSON CITY, June "a The Eman-
ciparion Convention met today. One hun
bred and nine'y i've deeea IS, represent
lug % counties, were present.
r. W. Wells of Coles unity was ap-
pointt d Permanent President by the Com
mittee on Organz uiaR. Nine Vice Presi-
dents and thrte Secretaries were appointed.
The Commstree on Platform was adopt.
I'd, with B GrA Brown as chairman.
The convention adjourned till to- morrow.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

R5S- If any of our readers are fond of
reading curious names, we advise them to
peruse the law authorizing certain mail
routes on the first page of to-dsys paper.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19
Announcement.

MR. EDIvoR: You viii pIease announce A.
whittlesry, Esq, n candidate for State Senator
from the counties Of Fosey and Vanderburgh at
the nsxt o, toBtr election. favor Of maintaining
the Union at all hazards. ~ -.9
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19
Am 0RnINANCR

In relation t. Licenses, pass June u, 1857 az
SECTION l. Be IL ordained IN The Common CotfRcig
ofthe City Of Evansville, That IN all hereof
in when City License is rsqui ed To be I'aid Tor
and taken out by any rers71 or lie Dis, o1 any
pIIrF wh9tev T, and when said license shall not
have been paid for hnd taken befn tho
day on which the sane WIS due and payab o, the
person persons apply ing for snch license shall
be required 10 pay fIy Ter cent in edition u the
price of sCch license, III same may b.. fixed by
the ord fHaHces of the city for the time being.
Attest: W. BAKER, Mayor.
P. BUEKE, City Clerk. j"13