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The national Republican., 1862-09-03
BUSINESS IN CINCINNATI SUSPENDED.
The People Arming for Defence.

ilsmPhrey Marshail Marching apon
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Cttsssas Prspa siag - Evaeusts. E..
The national Republican., 1862-09-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
Important from Kentucky.

lincinsati, Newport, and CsvlBstsI
I'd. Under Martial Law.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30
Union State Central Committee.

a. INDIANAPOLIS. .
Alexander II. c. nner, Chat: MAJ /;
' i,l'n = = Spann fo
William IIirtt;
Andrew Wallace.
First Congressional district
James II. McSeely, Granville, Yanderburgh
William Kurtz Prirceton, Gibson COUNTY;
Second Congressional District 4-
Henry CTasfsfd, New Albany, Floyd county;
Thomas Slaughter, Cory don, Harrison COUNTY.
Third Congressional District
Nat. I. Haaser, Columbus. Bartholomew county.
Frank Mayheld, Dapont, Jefferson county.
Fourth Congressional District.
Theodore Gaz;ey, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn
Reuben D. Logan, Nashville, Rush county.
FJth Congressional District.
John T. Elliott, Newcastle, Henry county;
Joseph s. Buckles, Muncie, Delaware county.
Sirth Congressional Dis, tct.
Martin NJ. Ray, Shelby vile, Shelly county;
James burgess, DanviIle, Hendricks county
g. Sereafh Congressional DISCREET
George K. Steele, Rockville, Parke county.
Henry Secrest, Greencastle, Putnam county.
Eighth Congressional District
Joseph J. Reynolds, LAf.s cite. Tippecanoo
Caleb v Jones Csvington, Fountain county.
Ninth Congressional District
Tho s. Stauf-id. South Bend, St Josenb county.
Banner La"neAd hvches er, Fulton county.
Tenth Congressional District.
William $. Smith, Fort Wayne, Allen county:
GeoIgs ii con, warsaw, + Csc .usko county
Eierenth Congressional DIS riot.
homHs = McCarty, Wa2ash. Wabash county.
Niihara b Plerces Anderson, Madison co8f,1,
OF The i've members of the COMMITTEES residart
n Indianapolis two hre Democrats and t. r Re.
ubicans. The District members aee equally ii-
ided amoEg the parties.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

BGy~ The people are generally aware that
the whole responsibility Of crushing out
this srebellion depends entirely upon the
Democratic party, just as it did 10 the war
with Mexico and every other war which
this country has been engaged in. Secre-
tary Stanton is a Democrat, so is Mcclellan,
so is Halleck, so is Shields, so is Butler, so
Burnsides, so is Rozencranz, so is Hurlbutt,
so is Grant, and, in fact, all the Gen, rails,
with the exception OF four or FIVE, are
Democrats ROckPort Democrat.
Strike out couple of names you have
mentioned, and insert General Hunter with
his South Carolina proclamation, and you
have the list correct.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

So Can the people not see on which
side the Law and Voorhees, organs have ar
rayed themselves RI EOansUiJle journal
Certainly they can; and they have made
a note Of the fact that the Democratic papers,
which it pleases our neighbors to call the
/" Law and Voorhees, organs" have arrayed
themselves on the side of the Constitution
and the Union, in opposition to the aboli-
ton isunionists of the North, and the Sc
cessionists of the South EU. Gazette.
The Journal is not pleased to call all
Democratic papers Law and VOORHEES,
organs" Only to those which. like the
Gazette, assume that position, it applies the
name. Many of the Democratic papers of
the State have openly repudiated such lead
ers and their mischievous doctrines, and are
doing all they can to sustain Democratic
institutions in this, their day ofperil. These
we cheerfully recognize as Democratic pa
pers. We have too high an opinion of the
word Democratic to SO degrade it as to
apply it to the. followers of Yallandigham,
voorhees, & Co. b. on stf..b e.. ft-l es.a..
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

eSg@ We presume there can be very little
doubt Of the defeat of the new Constitution
of Illinois by considerable majority, I'M
less, indeed, the votes of the soldiers yet to
come in should change the result, which Is
not at all likely to be the case. We see
some of the papers attribute this result 10
the strength of abolitiouismi in our sister
State, which must certainly be a mistake,
as the only thing in the new Constitution
with which aboltionism could have any
thing to do 1.-The, exclusion of negroes-was
submitted to separate vote of the people,
and was adopted by an immense majority.
The Convention which framed the new
Constitution undertook to remove from Of
fee the present Governor and other State
officers, and to this cause may we think,
be attributed the rejection Of their work.
Gov Yates had discharged his duties to the
general satisfaction of the people, and many
who otherwise would have voted for the
new Constitution thought it looked too
much like partizan malignity to turn a
man out of Office before the time for which
they bad chosen him expired.-Neto Alba
ny Ledger. a aa
The democracy of Illinois, under the
leadership of Richardson, claimed the an
ticipated success of the Constitution, and
an evidence that the opinions of the people
of Illinois, had undergone a great change.
In ether words, aided by that arch abol-
ton demagogue, Judge Wentworth, they
endeavored to prostitute State Constitu-
ton to the basest of party purposes
They charged that its rejection would be an
abolition triumph, and it is not wonderful
that some of the papers through the coun-
try not knowing how the Richardson and
VOORHEES, organs are given to lying, have
concluded the Abolitionists did triumph in
the rejection of that instrument.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

Rsgr TIE Chicago Times has Washing
ton correspondent who is traitor to the
Government.-EU ansUifie Journal. .s.s...- -a
Before we would single out a certain in
dividual and Puhlicly declare that be is a
traitor to his country, we should have to
know that we had the witness to make the
assertion good in a Court of Justice. The
first thing some of these gentlemen know,
" ha IaaAlses-=tlsssa ARaOd- dsclarations, they
dealt with according 10 law.-Roex18d
Democrat
Wss quoting the Cannelton secession res
olution an indictable Offer Sc 2 Was it not
endorsed by Voorhees, Democrats
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

b2S BY brides and promises of freedom,
large numbers of mulattoes- will be per-
suaded to enter the rebel army, and, under
good officers, will make dangerous soldiers.
Evansville journal.
dangerous soldiers" is good. Ofcourse
they are more dangerous" then white
soldiers, in the proportion that niger is
better than white man. The truth is the
Niger worshippers are afraid their colored
idols will go into the rebel army and that
the federal soldiers will kill their emanci-
patton scheme by DISCRIMINATING Them
EUansUille Gazette.
The complacency with which the Gazette
comments. on q. threatened struggle between
our volunteers aud armed blacks in the
rebel army is Worthy the palmiest efforts of
the Charleston Mercury or Vicksburg Citi-
zen. If it can only be assured that our
soldiers viii beseompeued to lfght the ne.
groes of t South, instead of their masters,
we doubt not it will become considerably
interested in the struggle. The Gazette's
silly attempt to ridicule a historical fact,
while uRmasking its rebel sympathies, dis
plays its ignorance. The most "danger-
Jus sOldlSIS N tue tFeucN army are the
"Turcos" from Africa, and some of the
most resolu'e and determined troops in
Canada are blacks, who have been organ
lied into companies under English officers
and thoroughly drilled. ii f..e 81
We confess We dislike the idea that some
of our friends may be shot by negroes in
the rebel service, as some OF the Union
soldiers were on the Virginia Peninsula,
although the Union troops might exter.
inmate the negroes. Besides, is it not a
little strange that paper which has made
so much fuss about "negro equaIity.u re-
CARDS the degrading of our troops TO the
level Of negroes by being compelled to meet
them in the field of combat with such evil
dent pleasure? The Gazette's sympathies
got the upper hand of its judgment in the
above paragraph, and betrayed it into
viewing with manifest satisfaction a posi-
BILE arming of the blacks by. the rebels, the
mere thought of which makes eve-y patriot
shudder.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

BES~ We publish elsewhere the proceed
ings of the Union Mass Convention which
met at Indianapolis on " eduesday last
The Convention is reported to have been
largely attended, all parties and all sections
of the State being represented. The pro
ceedings are said to have been harm onious
and enthusiastic. Whatever may be
thought of the nominations made by the
Convention, the sentiments contained in
the platform adopted will undoubtedly meet
the appreciation of all who have just con-
ceptioa of the subjects to which they relate
The principal resolution is verbatim copy
of the resolution offered in Congress by Mr..
Crittenden, and which has been universally
accepted by the conservatives of the couu-
try as embodying the only correct doctrine
in reference to the purposes, conduct and
desired issue Of the war The adoption Of
the resolution by the Convention was a tri-
umph of correct doctrine of which the con-
sentative element in that body may well be
proud. We accept it as satisfactory evil
ienoe that Abolitionism, Emancipationism
and their kindred heresies will henceforth
find no respectable countenauce or support
in the old Hooser State.-Ht Vernon
{ Dem AdUocate.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

B3S@ We commence this morning the
publication of speech delivered in the
House of Representatives in reply to the
attacks upon the Government by Messrs
VOORHEES, and VaIlandigham. We will
finish the speech tomorrow. We hope
every one will read it carefully to see upon
what a fraudulent foundation the scarecrow,
constructed with the utmost skill of Voor-
hees and YaIandighar, rests. Mr. Nc
Pherson shows, Enthusiastically, that Voor-
hees aud Vallandigham did rot wish to state
facts in their speeches. These they could
have obtained from the Secretary OF the
Treasury. Mesga, sssR -fanalsAr--= 1ls'e0ucs-
among The people, endorsing them as con-
tanning correct statements of the financial
condition Of the country is so malignant a
partisan that he ceases to be a patriot. If
that be libel or treason, those TO whom it
applies will have to make the most of it
Those Congressman either wilfully stated
what was not true, or else they are pitiabIy
ignorant, which we do not believe. Since
the publication of those speeches, however,
Secretary Chase has published concise
statementOf the Indebtedness of the country
and no one is excusabIe in circulating false
hoods calculated to weaken the confidence
of the people in their rulers without being
liable to the charge of desiring the over
throw of the Government.
What may be .winked at as low party
trick in times of peace, becomes heiuous
ofense when the country is struggling for
its very existence. " &6aEa p
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

B@ 5 per cent. premium
paid for Gold, 3 per cent.
premium paid for Silver, Q
per cent. premium paid for
Treasury Notes Odd, highest
price paid for Uncurrent Mon
ey, at the Savings Bank, No.
4 First street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

B@@ DR.. B. J. D respectfully tenders
his services in medicine and surgery to
those needing them. He occupies the office
of DR.. Bray on First street, and may be
found there or at the Sherwood house.
june 26-tf.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

New CoUHTERFEIT.-A new counterfeit,
of the denomination of IS, on the Bank of
Salem, at Salem, has lately made its ap-
pearance- The counterfeit is a photograph,
and has rathe- dark and blurred appear
ance. The dates are partially blank, while
in most of the genuine bills the dates are in
red ink. The bill is an excellent imitation,
and persons should be careful, in taking
bills of the denomination of S. on this
Bank. to examine them closely.-N. Il.
Ledger.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

3D. a Scotch lecturer undertook to ex.
plain to village audience the word phe-
nomenon. Maybe, my freens, We denna
kin what phenomenon may be. Well,
then, all tell Zee. we've "a seen a COO,
Cow, nae doot, Well, coos nae a pbe-
nomenon. we've "a seen an apple tree.
Wen, an apple trees nae phenomenou-
But gin you see the coo gang up the apple
tree, tail foremost, to pa apples, that would
be phenomenon"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

A PRoPHECY.-Judah P. Benjamin, on
the 18th of November, 1860, when speaking
OF the threatened rebellion by South Caro-
ma, and probably before he was convinced
that his interest led in that way, said:
The men who are engaged in this work
o ulsF uplon' are like those silly savages
VINO shoot their arrows at the sun, which,
IN spi'e OF tnelr lmpotent malice, continues
to shine on in all his resplendent radiance >
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30
eg- LoNesHoHp PrnKlNs, Trunk Man

SCI LoNGsHoRE 4 PERKINS, Trunk Man
ufacturers, No % Locust street, Evansville
Ind. We intend to manufacture and keep
constantly on hand everything in the trunk
line. Steel Spring aud Leather Trunks
and Valises made to order. Trunks COW
cred and repaired at the shortest notice and
in the best workmanlike manner Please
give US call. je25-Iw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc-Mr A. Conn
artist, is now at this place where he pro-
poses to paint portraits and other photo
graphs. Persons desiring pictures can see
a speciman of his work, a portrait of Mr..
Rathbone, by calling at Tileston's Gallery.
je2S-3td.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

ATTEATIoN, Amy SUTLERs.-We desire
TO call your especial attention to one of the
most valuable and saleable articles for the
ice OF The Hrmy-a preparation of medicines
that has Stood the public test for more than
twenty years, and hes become familiar in
every house hold. This article, "PERRY
DANIs's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER" needs
no Introduction; everybody knows it; the
sol2iers know it, and you have only to keep
II to sell il. No remedy is more efficacious
10 curing Diarrhea, Cramps, Dysentery,
Coughs, Colds, Slight Wounds, or Bruises
and many other ailments Incidental to
soldiers life 1t is light and convenient TO
carry, aud can be rrs9rted to on the march.
as well as in camp, without trouble Being
used both internally and externally, its
value cannot be over estimated; in fact.
the soldiers want it aud must have it, and
to keep such an article is The duty of every
sutler IL is sold at wholesale bv Ed
Wilder, r. A. Robinson Il Co, Wilson &
Peter, j. 5. Morris & Sons, and Raymond
q Tyler, Louisville; Hoover & Bryant, New
Albany W. a. Bell Pndueah; j. B.
Humphreys Co, Cairo; K, Iler & " bite.
Preston Bros, Z. Veirling, LEIGH & Carl
stedt, and S. E Gilbert & Co, Evansville.
j. N. HARRIS & CO.,
ell ProprIetUrs, Cincinnati.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

ggF Wayne county, during the year
ending the 9th of June has paid out of her
country treasury S25. 941 for the support of
the families of volunteers from that county
in the Union army. Good for the Quakers
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

DgS~ When ace rant a picture Of any kind
zoe go to Adanas' Gallery, on corner Of AfdiR
and Second streets. He IS best
June 2S-lwd.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

A-meeting of stockholders in this .Asso-
citation will be held at the Library Rooms
this evening At o'clock, for the purpose of
nominating officers and directors for the
ensuing term. By order of the Board
P. DICKFR. Sec'y,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30
HOME INTEREs SIS.
I. O. O r.

The officers and members of Crescent
Lodge No. l22, I. o. Q. F are requested to
meet at their Lodge Room on Tuesday
evening, July Ist at O'clock.
A full and prompt attendance is solicited,
as business of vital Importance to the Lodge
will be brought forward
JAMES e. CUTLER, N. &.
june 3O-2td
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30
GOOD NEWS

AT'OTHRR coon .zSSORTsME.VT
81 OF 81 yer Hunting Abcre and apene Watches
AIS hae Plated Hunting, Ancre and Laf enc
Watches.
A + y Diamond Rings, the finest otei ed in
the city. Several and eiega Ut sets oI Jew Nv
lro1es Chatrlane Chains BrseHp n. Bells
Buch les, Ear Rings, Finger Riugs, Ga Chains,
God Thimtles. &c Just received aud for sale,
cheap Tor cash, at
GEO. J. BITTRGLFF'S,
je21 No. as lin street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30
Coroner's Inanest.

EEE TT H.S g IS-.V TH-sF r, C0RO-
q NER Of Vsrderl nigh cornty aud state of
Indiana, hei an uque over the b dy Of ;. boy
md In the Oh 0 river in LanHs CO city, new Ev-
ans lie, IT the foot of Futon Avenue, with
twelve god and Lawful jurors, and flleir verdict
WIS that id be y cam" 10 his death 10y cit'en-
ta ly drownirg kUPTo ell IL. fourtc, n years
eld, about four. feet inches high Was
fressed in brown dill part= I'd the shirt the
sllne. Nothing found but a bul ct Of lta used as
a siukcr A YOEhG a. v q
June 26, 1872
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30
UNION STATE TICKET.

Secretary Of State,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE.
... Auditor Of State, .. b..
.r7-a ALBERT LANCE
et Treasurer of State,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY.
Attorney General
ia. DELANA r. WILLIAMSON.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
JOHN |. MORRISON.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30
RAILROAD xEoEIPTs.

JUNE Is
ks goods, bales mdse I,xs boots Mack
ey, HeEning d @, 80 bXs Irquor, Al begs coffee
hen.eut tirl,; TX M G. TBolnA4 kefIh: l TX
y gee 5 40 tai,s thefiitg, ht,n & Pie ton; oil
bbs eug1r, l bOl sulphur, mat Cloves 2 bag,
cas>la, 1 Lutmegs, bag, pepi or, ! bx ginger
PIe-t"n Bro; lXs drugs, tb! Il one 10 b. xtas
L - Cd, ke vitrIol. l c4rbOs drugs, Wi Ii IN
BlerbOwer; Tx hdW, Czg Soy tines, c s Weir:
bxs d., LEHMAN; l Tx G re Thomas
Acantlin; tvaP' rating Iars, l SIS imIne; .,rare
joints pipe bxs mdse. tickery Bros; / box
ehtLer, Reis; bxs rho +, X. al s. Law . nc
- cts,s shoes, !; x, d,y goods. J II NIAgn.e a
Go; tx@ goo ds bx P Ri, erAue. Brown & CO;
hb eggs, l. Gi .beI q Co; 5000 bush " h AT
emp ) Is, IglehAit bIos, L hx roe K 4
Armstr. ng; bx m1se NJ BaBger; 1 keg fittings
II hdis gas pip, Start & Da can; L tb! har,wa Z
Z speck; M Shingles, John n Itchsl Ts st irt
201a Il shlpgIos, Jno G., yer; 40 bbls fioar, " \.
Aikmaa q Co.
A.E. SHRADER. Agent.
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Redemption of Orders.

- IL nv lie . e . n q a ~ DsF7A'E
81 -OrdtJs drawing Inter est, and which haze
ee1 en- dorsed prior t. the first DAY OF May, 1851 .
gill e redeemed On presentation to the O,unty
treasurer
No interest accruing after this date viii bs paid
LEREY CALFEBT, I. VI
June 9, Is62-3wdw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

Walnut Street House REQ ened.
u Req LE.sT-E. TO FyS-POB.T THE
Il public that have r, fit d and re o ened the
above named popular House, nd that am now
ready TO accommodate permanent and transient
BOarders.
No pains will be spared to MAKE my guests com
ortabIe. M p JORE
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30
NOTICE
rs RERERE' GGD'E.T' TH-EE 4
Z VII sc at Fu liz cutlery, the Ire nj es,

rs RERERE G1 T'Esv' INIT 4
Z WI sc at Tu Ii; cutlery, on the ren'i 'es, on
SATURDAY, 18th day of JUf.s, I962,
Lots Nos $685. e, 5G7 f0s 509 aud 20 il block 80,
CtN Metropolis, CO1ntF OF Mas &C aad stale OF
IiiLos. On sud fJt, Ms SGT. sos, s. 9, and so,
there i goo STEAM FLOUBINt} MILL ard
BILOXI EEfI' USE Said mil has run
Of Stones. FTelch Burrs, e the OF her
thee aEd "a J. ali feet diaue' eT, aud ali recess
say AIaChin ~ far sIef cnaIis and Country
Work. ! he Engine i good as rev, 10 inch ty:in
DIR. 2 foot STR Ike, etaIic Iackine; 4 IN h 10.
pump or1iuary ion l20 lutious err min
Tte, THIS Mill his lasde l20 barrels of xxx
SuI.e Fl Flour in "a Il, mrs
Terms OF SAL2.-0u@ third raslE one third
in twelve M .nrlIs, an the balanc, IN t. aus
tho pure -aser giving { with APP curly
tud mnrtgsge the premises secure tic ur-s
chase ny. Sai,i 20 cry if not go d uctiOn
ma e purchas ed at private sale
= ARMSTRONG,
Atty in fact for heirs of VIM Brown, decd
-
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SALT NOTICE

Hereafter tue following established prices
for Salt will be strictly adhered to- Say
for sales o. 20 tbls and over. as cents per
hu~he in la1Re Ibis and s. so per Dbl for
The $50 III packages Retail price, in guam
titles less Than 25 bbls so cents per bushel
for large aud 81 IS for small.
Terms cash. Purchaser will be charged
draYage when drayage is incurred:
". NJ. AMMAN & Co., sole Agents for
the Ohio River Salt Company.
CRANE, BRowE Il TO, sole Agents for the
Kanawha Salt Company. je17-2w
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y. e G6Rbe2.f 81 4 81

g UsN@D &GES.-CIothcs Pins White Linn. .
- Lemon syrup, Tomato itsup, Rise Airnf nd
n tcrts, English walnut, figs r isinA, currsuta
oysters, raruiucs, alum epsom its oil brin.
sb'ne suI hur, csFpera5, ma der, xir tct OF I.e-
WOOD, indigo cr' am L rtar, sofa bed corCs + an
tnds, tobacco of all kinds, back lug batting nUt-
megs 'i1a's OF all kinds, gtDgtr, glass faTa ian.
t. ne AID SKIS, mustard, pei per sauce, MATCHES
pickles, stone pip s. pOwder, p rcusson CAPS hsh
81 all kinds, afety fuse, soaps Of all kin1ss II h.
teas, viheg r. tamphor, le to- otc cap nud fuzzy
PAL er, wrapping paper, envelopes, sail prfrr gum
drors wooden 10 vile, jGjube PRS o, cinnari no,
oried h 4 hritish lustre, bonnet b ar s. n k oil
rail cash, glars spi it. pen Inc u 8 ice soda
pain killer, iiquO riye, &C., &c 3, &c.
supply j t..s al owe kept csngtantIy on fa1sd
and for safe low by $. Z. GilbsI q Co No syc1-
mere.
TAECH.-3 tons beet q atty, iust reeve for
sac low IN e's TO the trade. t. Gilbert A. Co.
CORN bRoOMS.-loO cOzer, iars,~ and enaIl.
for sac by ) +. CT bout d o No 4 sycnni, ro
sire t.
LEMON SYRUP.-25 boxes d,z .,ch, % cHo.oE
ATTIC Y, f. fale ty 5. V. Gilbcr 60.
. CIlEEoE.- o. hA- UM'nlu Oh AMI Engli afrv
Tor "a 10y :. = Gilbert 4 90
. fhE'lt COVE OE~1 Frs. 200 d,z ] and
10 aus just received and for ,aIe 10y + Gi bort
Layer and ~. r. Rafsins rs while. half and
qnaftFr bxs, te-t, for sale by
S. Il. GILBERT ? 70,
J@lb No Sycamore strpef
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gITVHE -4-NT-17 a. ELECTION or
n Ulcers and Dir ctOrs 81 The aps. u'e Ii i.
bra Association viii DO he gu N. ndny ven
ing, Juy l4th, at the EOOnas or = g As- ciatf f.
iuil attendance Of the STOCK hnldors il d. ned
PHIL G. BECKER, Se-'y.
MBUR4s GR1UJ1~ES SPTT'EF ALE i1dS
~ for sale worry low, liy
feb3 s E. GLBKEr a so.
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Court NOflce.

Court Notice.
| STATE OF INDIANA, IN - Q Court o. Com
Vabderburgh County. t mn 1 = c - " "hueF-
Septcmher Term, Is6e.
Az. cd B. Curling and
Ed. ard DotheI idge,
surviving partners Of
CARING robertson, Foreclosure.
q Company,
John Wesley Hughes.
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N this day lied in the ON @ Of the Clerk of ~
Court aforesaid, that the defsndent in the above
entitled action the object of VII Oh is 10 freclo,e
mortgage, is not resident 1f the State Of In
diana.
Notice CT the tendency Of this action is therefore
given 70 SAID John Wesley Hughes aud that the
same viii stand f0rtria at the next term Of te Cr
afo Tessid TO be tegun and held at tie Court House
IN the city Of Evansville IN tie County and ste
d. 1862 "9i' n
May, IsG2. u1y
LOUIS RICHTER, Voc.
Chandler Hynes, plaintiffs attorneys.
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-30

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