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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-21
Important to all Persons Having
Claims against the Government.


BY the tenth section Of an Act approx.
ed March 3rd, 1863, .(l2 Statutes a,
Large. p. 765,) it is enacted that every
claim against the United States, cognizs,
ble by the Court of Claims, shall be Tor
ever barred, unless the petition setting
forth full statement Of the claim be
filed in the Court, or Transmitted to il
within six years after the claim frat &C.
crues, provided tina. claims accrued six
years before the passage Of The Act, shall
not be barred if presented within three
years after the passage Of tie Act.
Thus, all claims against tie Uuited
States. cogniz.be 10y the Court of Claims,
and Of more than six years stan ding,
will be barred af,er the 3rd Of March,
1866.
The claims coghiz ,ble by said Cour,
are: /. All claims founded upon any
law Of Congress. 2. Upon any rc.ul..
ton of any Executive Department. 3
Upon any contract expressed or implied,
except (l) claims growing out Of de.
pendent on any treaty stipulation, aud
(2) claims for property damaged, dc
siroyed, or appropriated by the army or
navy engaged in the suppression Of the
rebellion.
The above limitation, though contained
IN an Ac. respecting the Court Of Claims,
has been by many supposed to extend to
'aiI claims agslns, the United 5 ate-, "
whether prosecuted before the depart
ments or offered to be Sc, off by def.n
dsn's in suits by The United States against
them AS debtors National Inhliiyenccr.
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The President and the Radicals

The Washington Correspondent OF the Balti-
more sun, says there is reason to believe that
efforts haze been made by "adrug Republicans
to effect sach an undersiandin. with the Presi.
dent as to the measures pending in Congress
AS to avoid veto, and consequent rupture.
bil'-both Senate Bills will soon 90 1, m,
President, backed 10y the two thirds power Of
both Houses TIE 8epublicaus would willing.
ly let him off from signing any more bill. Of
this character, it lie will only approve Of these.
But t.e wcllconsilcrrd and cSnlici, term :
oi the Presidents talk TO the Montana d.Ieya.
ton, would seem to exclude the idea Of any
compromise whereby the policy of rcs.orinp
the government to is original principles, will
be ignsrcd. No one will pretend that tbes.
bills are IN accordance with the view. cxore,Y
ed by the President, and which, as he snys. he
can afford to stani oy.
We may gather from tho replies Of the
President To the delegation Of coIor.d m .,
that he will not favor negro suffrage until the
people, where it is to be exercised. shall ,I,o
assent TO ii. lie will not aid in forcing /, nm,
any State or community.
In fine, tLe President will not lend hi. aiJ N
the combination whose measures would nro-
mote war OF races in the South, and by nee.
eSsary consequence, reputation ia the North
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We understand, that President J,bp
son has sent special Agent TO make
tour through the upper Districts Of this
Slate, with vies oil collecting reiiuJle
Information for the President with ,.c,r
encs to the Question Of labor, AMI lie
general relations existing between the
land owners and the Freedmen. No
doubt agents have been sen, into o,bs,
Southern States for the same purpos.-
lhe President is not inciineI to Sieve
everything he hears, or rerd, from ,b,
correspondents Of Newspapers, North, r..
presenting so many varied and r.sDt
interests, especially when it conf cts with
lis own line Of policy. in recon-. rue,iro
inc Dion and placing the South in Us
proper positiou. A letter r.c,ivsl bvo,,
OF our ciilz ms Inform Us ths, the a,.n,
referred TO, may DO expected on hi, Ion,
OF observation in few day. and will no
doubt after bis arrival vi,it some Of ON,
Plantations to see for him.ef
Winnsboro' Neps.
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Godcy's Lady Book.

Attcr an interval OF about five years, this
universally popular periodical again fni4 its
way to our Table During this interval it has
lost none of that superiority in its varous de.
partmcnis, which chlracteri5ed it in iorrrcr
times. Many Of our readers will doubtless he
pleased to renew their acquaintance with
Cooley. Terms 81 90 year, with reductions
in favor OF cuts
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or ,ha o.,r r -
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relations -so,a,,or sov.ro;cr,r ,Lo
" l;fo ot Ahr,L.p I;o.,l, IL. ,,;
and progrcss-his election TO ,he prss;.
DENTAL ,h,;r--Li. ;r,rcur,,io, .J -
sassino,;o, lie cn,o,rI.f -. el,o
"As the su,r or MI ,ho L.ul otI;.,-
raised the O,,. ,La Aner;ca, ,o,,,
the hero Of the war and ,hu,.f,ro 49,,
snl, is = new or, If ror,,,,;,,; r,.
disturbance. :, ,Io,,,,
Of snv,huo renob,icap I'm, ~, ,f s,,ror.
which is p,rt Of III. s,e,oo, o,hor,
wrong and tho ex,nI.;,, r ,,;.
tic anomaly oman, :, ,bo room..,
,ion a career of u,,bopch, d;c,;,,. oa
rlory UencaC,,,b o.r o,.,,
moral unity a. the land orf,e. I,,,or T,
party f,r slavery and The nor,r ac,;n.,
slavery are no more, and are ner,sd ;n
the party of Union and tsedor, Tha
states which would have left us are not
Drought back as c"nqnered States, for
'oeh we 81 ouid hold them on v so long
rs 'ha' contest could be maintained.
i"ey come to Their r'g''ful place under
'he Constitution as original, necessary
and insoparahlc members or,he Ur;o,
We buill monuments 10 The do,, h,,
no mon"nent OF victory, we respec, the
example Of the Romans, who never. even
on conquered !and', raised embIerns of
triumph. And our Generals are not to
be classel in the herd or vu,c,r .o,,,,,
ers, bu, are Of the hoo! Of Ti,ho,eon
and William Of Orange, snd Wasbinc-
ton. They have used the sword ONLY 10
give peace to ,he;r country and restore
her to her place in the grsa, ..,sm,I. -,
nations. Our meeting closes in hone
cow that people begin to live according
to the laws OF reason, and repubcani,m
is iptrepehed in q eop,ineu,."
o,,,;a .., " vas Impossible 10
wi,bou, the rsor;.i,o nasI 'u'u'"g
mu,,;,,do. x0.n ..,,: '.''o"'
,smn, - v;,. :, '"' va" "''
the Senator. i, q hoIv no., .s,;, "." '
Senate Ch,uhar o, -, ,. " VIC
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The Presidents Reply to CuTv

We publish on the first page of to.iay's pa.
per, full report of the reply OF the President
to Fred Douglass and his associates II has
the ring ci the true metal, aud is well worthy
of the Chief Magistrate Of tho Union.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-21

The Richmond Times says: I'VE
deem 1t our duty.io inform our reader.
that case Of gsnui.s Asiatic choI era has
developed itself on Broad street. II There
lore behooves all who have regard for
'ie' to see that their premises, as well Al.
their persons, be kept in as pure and
c'eanIy condition as possible"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-21
The Kentucky Legislature.
CINCINNATT, Feb. IA

CINCINNATI, Feb. "a.
The Kentucky Legislature has rejected
the Constitutional amendment, and pass.
ed resolutions asking the removal Of
troops from the State, tie restoration Of
the privilege Of hobeas corpus, anil con.
demnlDg the Freeimen's Bureau.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-21

a Novel QUEsuoS.-I. the pron,;s.
tor OF n public house cornpells ! TO r.c-i,.
negroes at his label That is the Que.
''on. We "'e Informed by a gea,lern an
who came down on the C,a,,anooes t,.;.
Thursday, that the pos, comm .udans
Closed the eating house o: Joiner a. Co.
a. Stevenson, AIab.ms. because two Nc.
gro soldiers were refuse. admission N
dinner at the regular table. Upon their
complaint, Captain Wsrlmsn SEQ, q eusrd
OF negro soldiers. stating that II they we're
not allowed TO ca. at the regular table.
the house would be closed. The lssd.
lord refused on the ground. tbs. HE cue.
TONERS would leave him uhersapoa an
order was issued closing the booss st
once The Prop'ie!ors have appealed 10
higher authorities. .--Nashpils Uaisa,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-21

l#- MR. TmoNAS =. SLIDER. il orr author
lied agent t" receive Glvcrtisaments and sub
scrip'ons for the LEDGER in Charleston.
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WAsuINGToN, Feb. g.

t;ou.
w =,
Sew. ~. y r,, .,
crsdsr,i.I. 81 rI,n'I'IY r WV
o,oo, r. ~, ~ wy Ne""'''
lie on the table.
TGe Senate ,e,pmed ,bo oors;,,.o,;
Of the constitutional amendnao, in ,s,.
ton to representation. Mr. Lane fl,
diana, made a spescb in f.vor Of,
lloUsE.-The House resumed the con
federation Of and passed the bri for the
disposal O: public lands in Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana and Arkansas on
the homestead principle-ei,b,vo ocros 80
each setter; mineral lands 10 be subject
to entry.
The navy appropriation bill was taken
up. In the course of the debate Mr..
lngerso'l said "ws were prepared to NEE,
the naviss Of France and Enylandn
Mr.. Rice, of Massachusetts so.i
was not willing to sit and allow STATE,
ment to GO out that we are prepared 10
60 to war with France OF England. lie
desired to say that We are O, prepared.
To day, great rs are the navies Of France
sin lie one of which i, o,s.,er ,,a. o,i.-
ours. and every bauua,
10 defend France and Eo,I,,,
event of a f,,.i,,, - VIC
WAsuycrox Fab O
TIL. T1ovso h. =,
nro,,;,,;o, hin N-, ~, up
the Norf,lL md pa..,... ' ''e,.S lot
were s,ricLen ov, '"''
The Uo,ss coror, ::
amen1n.,, - E.,., 'e"'
Instead Of c,ntininc it, onoro,;o. ''''
States wLsya ,ba ,,I,I. '"'
pendsd !, ia or no,o..i..,. n"'
bill now wais Tia sa,; "e
dent. ''
In the Senaie ,ba
tors .lec, from .,o,..,.', " 'e"",
and lad on ,bs ,ahI, f''@"''u
A resolu,io, ,r,
poiptmen, of q, oo;,, f'
cb arces OF Attenuation a.;...
mani Cation A,o,,.
Mr. Johnson of u,,
snesch in ornos;,;o. '|"1' '"",'e
,rn.,,I.,, rr''''''" 10 'ne constitutional
W,su,rou FL,
The Vircio;, 1o.;L,.;. ~
had an in,ervieu Win ,ho D....,"
dav, and resoIu,ior. anao..;.,.', ,',Ds"T 10
Tie Presiden, re,I;sd ,na.l;s -" ro"'
their v;s;, and or,.: W.
the sentiments avouod 80 ,.,,,'
determination 10 f,IIov H.. n.;..;.l. =,
had maintained ,h,o,,ho
the Union could no, Ia di.so,n.I. IT,
responded cordially n IL. ..,,;..r -
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Subscribers finding a (X) cross mark on the
margin OF their paper may know that their
time is about to expire.
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From Washington.

The following i, the section in iuii re.
lAing - the ireedmen's occupation OF the
South Carolina cotton lands, AS H passed
the HDuss. 1t goes to the Senate for
concurrence:
SEcrloN FIFTH -Ad be HfuriAcr en-,
dcte@' That the occupants of land under
Major General Shernan's Special Field
Order, dated al Savannah, January six.
teenth, eighteen hundred aud six,v five.
are hereby cOniirme! IN their possession
Tor The peroI OF three years from tue date
OF said order, and no person shall be dis
turbed IN or ous;ed from said possession
during said three years, unless "A settle
ment shall he made with said occupants
hy the former owner, satisfactory To the
Commissioner Of the Freedmeu's Barea, ::
Drop'ded, That whenever the former
owners OF lands &C :upied under General
Shermans Field Order shall make appli
cttIon Tor restoration of said lands, the
commissioner is hereby authorized, upon
the agreement, with the written conseo,
OF sud companies, to procure other lands
Tor them, by rent or purchase. not ex
ceedinS forty acres for each occupant; or
set apart for them. out of pubic lands
assigned for that purpose in section four
oi this bill, forty acres each, upon the
terms and conditions named in said sec,
tiou.
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Very few p'rdons were granted bv the
f'e''den, on Wed ,esjsy. General J. 8.
Preston, ofs1n,h Carolina. Of tho late
heoeI army, was pui,neJ: also, four
Others from S'uth Carolina, Of the $50.
600 class.
The New York herald., 1866-05-16

IA DRfAN A. MULLER AUCTIONEBR
unSfe Rosewood Pianoforse and HnliArd Table French
39SsY Aqsu,:qn Velvet snS sSSssi1 SGsrpss. -
auction, "Wednesday, May e O. 10Y O'Clock. At 20
rs:idsSss GOn..tnS IL part Of richly carved rose
- SIDE Table, richly carved rosewood Console Tables
s.ofGss Y Braabns feh satin and lace window Cur;
enes artistic bronze Figures Groupes and ClockA BY
41ueA Jaque Mini and others; beautiful marble hguses
- ysnps marble group, Venus and Adonis; French
0soos Library Furniture, consisting OF carved Library
ehtes secretary and Chairs In dningoom pol
- oak Extension Table, richly carved oak marble top
ndet oak dining Chairs In tapestry elaboratey
Eved oak Mantel, elegant bronze and gilt Chandeliers
- Futures superior Billiard Table with Pkelan's cushions
Ans, cues, and a In complete order. rich Aubusson.
Teot and Brussels Carpets supery and
Dack walnut Bedsesds rosewood black Dress
~ Bureaus, with French pa.e Mirrors; rosewood and
1i1ck walnut Armour Clace black walnut
srdrobes marble top Comm ode rosewood and black wal
~ Leen ses and Chairs sprng and hair Mattresses 4 &c
1so In the evening" at O'Clock In the above house,
3ffe collection of OH Paintings. by wellknown artists
c1 as sonag, Bellows, Hart oddie and Others
- Sastatdis semous picture Of Byron's Parasna
yrechus oy Wermuler. and q splendid Boddington Eng
- Landscape. The Furniture and Paintings
dt previous to the SALE only by permit from the
DnettodSers.
The New York herald., 1866-05-16
a q yoIrNa ArOr[oNEER-LARGE SALE or

A c. YOUNG AUCTGONEER.-LARGE SALE OF
"A. elegant Household Furniture this day Wedesday at
O'Clock at story house l56 West Fifteenth street.
6etween Sixth and consisting of ee
ant octave P,anofore round corners one OF the
Hnest offered at auction this elegant
rosewood and bnck walnut Parlor Suits covered in the
richest descriptions; Brussels and Ingram Carpets elegant
0edsteads Bureaus Washsands Centre Tables. Hair Mat
esses, Spring Beds Lace Window Curtains, Shades, OIL
Paintings Mantel Ornaments Clocks Silver Ware Crockery
Ohinaware, Cutlery Extension Table &c. every article
adapted TO well furnished house The sixth and Seventh
snt in attendance to cart pack ship goods for
0ascrs This sale is well worthy the attention of parties
commencing housekeeping Deposits required from pur
The New York herald., 1866-05-16
\ Uc1ION NOTICE E. ROTH. AUCTIONEER
y AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORruNITY FOR

LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE
u9 Clinton place eighth streetl, between Fifth and
9th avenues this day Wednesday, May 6 at II O'Clock,
annisting of handsome Velvet Brussels and Ingram Car
2s three elegant Parlcr suits covered In satin,
ooacl and figured reps rosewood Eiaseres with
French plate back and doors.
0AGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD III OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER;
elegant rosewood and black walnut raarbe top rrk
III Easy Chairs and Lounges, Reception Chairs Bronze
Oocks rich Curtains OIL Paintings rosewood and ma
Aegany Bedsteads Bureaus Rockers Lounges SOFAS as
var Ware, Table Cutlery &c. sale positive, N B-Rea-
10 IN attendance pack and ship goods for pur
1AnaDa1x reasonable charges.
The New York herald., 1866-05-16

r JENKINS AgCTIoSEER, WILL SELL AT AUc.
81 ucn, "Wednesday Nay 10 At II oclect. At 1.s
Sask1k.ys, Phss,oS Pesd wsssns ! two seat phaeion,
1oubIe Harness. Lap iobe ladies' and senis Saddles and
yvdes whips Re Psves having horses ane carriages er
The New York herald., 1866-05-16

"A CONTINUATION SALE.
iHiS DAY,
WEDNESDAY MAY l6
osnaistinR of q general sortnent Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
uysd including direct from nianulacfurers)
10b CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
Catalogues and samples ready.
TOMORROW,
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS.
Catalogues and samples ready morning Of sale.
WM TOPPING & CO., Auctioneers,
ahal.naA
The New York herald., 1866-05-16

LtOR SAvANNAH.-PIONEER LINE.
First class passage, $20.
The and elegant Steamship
TYBEE,
Captain Isaac Crowe win Pier No. North river at
p. NJ. on Thursday, May H.
For freight passage having superior accommodations,
LEWIS L. JONES'
Is Broadway
HUNTER 4 GAMMELL.
The New York herald., 1866-05-16

A B. wALDRoN 4 CO, AUCrIONEERs, $40 BROAD;
a. way, Will sell at auction this day at ii O'Clock
Asnd Furniture Carpets &C. removed for convenience Of
ae; also Wagon Harness and Saddle; also large quantity
0f Gas Fixtures sold TO storage also Of j.
Xmas new Patent Bedseads, with Maresses also three
yDocoud hand Pianos.
A B. wALDRON 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs, 646 BROAD.
"A. way, VIII sell at auction, Friday May Is, at IL
o'clock all the elegant Furniture contained private
1welng house l67 Lexington avenue Particulars tomor
The New York herald., 1866-05-16

UNOR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
II FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES.
Cabin passage SO
The elegant and very fast passenger
Side-wheel steamship
GENERAL BARNES
Captain Thomas II. Morton,
WIN leave Saturday. May l9 at O'Clock r. NJ, from pie
s6 North river
For freight passage apply TO
LIVINGSTON, FOX CO., Agents.
0B Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1866-05-16

N BURKE AUCrTONEER-OFFICE 1856 BowRRY,
-: win sell ON fhursday May H. at ~ O'Clock, at tho
nchange saesrooms Ill broadway the three story brick
basement frame House situated In Morrsania north
side Of Main street between Boston road and College
pvenue house newly built with modern improvements:
catioD desinble 5000 remain bond and mortgage
Tor . term OF years.
The New York herald., 1866-05-16

UyOR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME BLACK REAL
Lace Shawl also handsome black Lace Fouuces
Apply at rs Thompson street, from II 10 O'Clock
Joseph LIcHrENsTERN-A NEWLY ESTABLISH.
Notons aud Gears Furnishing Goods takes pleasure
nouncing the trade establishing this business
Of his s his determination 10 sell 10 cash buyers very
low rates lower than other house this CITY Enabled
hereto through hs csh purchases during the late
cal Panic and would be happy have Gala which
The New York herald., 1866-05-16

" TO CALIFORNIA, via NICARAGUA
ON THE 3oh q ZACH MONTH
REDUCED RATES or PASSAGE,
SIS, ssh Si% iA'fs Ssa a.
---- In evvrency
THROUGH TO san FRANCISCO
THE NORTH AnkRicAN sTEAMsHfP COMPANY
VII despatch me fass and elegant steamship
SANTIAGO DE CUBA,
-. yerQ W. Smith. Commander,
ON sAIuRDAy, MAY 10 AT NOON,
- Prom Pier ~ North river, foot Of Warren s}rV>l
The Central Amercn Transit Company have PLACED new
steamer ne lake and otherwise greatly Improved he
uaYn roue The full stage Of water lake and rvers.
surs 70 prompt and renAsls rsnss Shis
For passAes apply early b. mall person q IN Mese
stxoel eornsr Of Warren. ID. D. CARRlN6TON, Aesnl
EoR .BAvANA--THE rIw AND SPLENDID uDR.
T. wheel steamship COLUMBIA, Captain d. 3. Barron,
WIN leaye per No. tforth rver Wednesday Nay M Il
ocisck p n grsessl for Havana. For frrehs sr pas
sac eYply 70 eP0vrOKD. rrLBsrON 90, 0Brsslvay.
ArEw oSLEANe DIREcr-sAruRDAY, NAY No.
IN CABIN PASSAGE, ~: skCONn CABIN, ~
90. No. GnovhoG urssn
The New York herald., 1866-05-16

L,oR CHARLESTON, 8 Q.
WEEKLY LINE
FIRST CABIN PASSAGE e30
.wapan Marsnmas
The new and elegant steamship
Z. Is. SOUDER
win leave on Thursday. May H. at p H., from piers
North river.
apply 70 ,x,.,, % -;
68 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1866-05-16

CAvANNAH, GEORGIA.
y MURRAY'S lime.
The favorte fast sailing steamship
LEO
vim ss from pier No East river foot of Wall street.
For freight passage having elegant accommodations
apply 70 MURRAY. FERRIS Co,
81 and e. South street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-15
President JOhnsOn Abuses Niblack.

TTCSAuCHt JUuuSUH ABUSES NIUAdOhs
1t will be remembered that Mr..
,NIBLACK was the prominent member
of the House in procuring the passage
of the Appropriation Bill giving mem
bers of Congress largely increased pay,
and substituting for liberal Bounty
Bill the n eager one now raised. and
which the Indianapolis Herald, the
johnson State Organ, says is a mere
sham, and gotten up merely as a trick
to catch votes. We have not merely.
made the assertion, but proved it by
the official Congressional proceedings.
We have challenged Mr.. NIBLAcK
and his organs to attempt to, disprove
our statements, but they are silent as
the grave upon the Subjective can
notgeven get them to refer to it, q ono
We were surprised the other day, in
reading the Presidents harangue at
st. Louis, to find that he takes the
same view of it. and abuses Congress
for its conduct in. this matter The
application of Mr.. JoHNsoN's speech
will not be understood, except it be
remembered that large majority of
the Democrats in Congress voted for
the bill, and that nRajority;of the,
Republicans voted against it; and
that all the Democrats from Indiana
voted for it, and that NlBLAcK was
the father Of the bill in the House,
and its most active supporter We
make the following extract from the.
Presidents speech at ST. Louis: 4 RI I.
They pretend to do something for the
soldiers. While they were tickling and
attempting to please the soldiers, by Civ
ing them $50 for two years service. they
took itinto their heads to give somebody
else about [laughterl and theysvoted them-
selves not $50, two years service. Your at
tention: 1 want to make a Judgment in.
your minds of the facts, because want to
put the nail in, and having put it in,
want to clinch it on the other side, [Cheersl
The brave boys, the patriotic young man
whe followed his officers, slept in the tent
ed field, and periI1ed his life and shed his
blood, and left his limbs behind him, and
came home mangIed and MANNED, he can
get fifty dollars bounty, If he has served two
years; but the members Of Congress, who
neversmelt powder, can get four thousand
dollars extra pay [Great cheering.J IfGi
i This lis a faint picture, my countrymen,-
of what has TRANSFERRED. [Avoice-''Stick
to the question. pua.y3dt ,gead ro Iabi9
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-15
Major Gen. Nathan KimbalI,
governor Bakers AppoIntmesnts.

Balser Meyers, Armstrong Township,
Marlborough County, Saturday evening,
September 18th, at O'Clock.
PosEY COUNTY.
Union Church, Mars Township, Monday
September 18th, at. L p. M Il fEf
Blairsvflle, Robinson Township, Tues
day. September 18th, at p. NJ.
Wadesville, Center Township, Tuesday,
September 18th. at p. NJ.
Cycthiana, Smith Township, Wednesday
September 10Th, at p. NJ.
Poseyville, Robb Township, Wednesday,
September 18th, at P. NJ. - IL
StewartsvflIe, Robb Township, Thursday
September 10Th, at p. NJ.
New Harmony, Harmony Township,
Friday, Septem Der 21st, at p. NJ.
Springfield, Lynn Township, Friday,
September 2lst, at p. M.
Mt Vernon, Black Township. Saturday,
September I'D, at PM
The Union Legislative Candidates viii also
meet with the people on these occasions.
Mobiles Chapel, Gibson County, (adjoin-
ing Scott Township, in Vanderburgh Coun-
ty, and Greer Township, in Warrick Coun-
ty0 Friday evening, September 18th, at
o'clock.
There will be music by the Crescent City
Band, and speaking in German by Emil
Bischof at the first and last meetings. Mr..
Bischof will also go to Posey County.