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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-10
LADIES' LIST.


LADIES' LIST. fea
anaersau Nellie Hauspehorn Celia Ann
Rnrnatt Amanda HRgisr Sarah
Brown Hannah Hampton EhzApeen
Burk Caroline Hudson Mary
Brooks Christians Hudnau Ll1zle
Rurr Moliie Hopkins Lucy
Boneum Sarah Jones = mIs
'Burna Emma 2 johnson AIDA
Brown EIphv Jcrdon Fannie
GILMAN Maggie Johnson Jane
CrossIsud Emma Knight Mary
Carson Mary LinthWark cafah
Chase M @ mrs Landrum Eliza
Cunninghsm Maggie Locket Alice
ollins u Ltpostrop Louisa
Curry Maggie Like Sarah ~
Doyle IL McCsry Jennie
Danslman earah Z McDougle Mary
Davis bizzie Newman Elizabeth =
DsLacy mrs dr. 2 Nolen Louisa
Dudaeon Kate 0'BFien mrs
Everett Eysua Hi Kii4sbsth ROwsins Mary Ann
Freeborn Anna Redman mrs
Faouer Elizabeth BOX Lucinda
Goar Sarah Snearn ieanna
Good D mrs fo-Ss rings Julia
Clam Jane Tryer Eliza
GibsoR Jane aIribbia Matte
Grulky Mollie T Taylor Mary g 81
Grifith Maria Taylor Annie ID
Gibson Rebecca Woodbury. Maria
Hedgsmeyer Lucinda Way Rachel
Heazn Laura @ ~ tHa9x
GENTLEMEE's LIST. ais
Allson Afro Knight wK 500
Adslwan Chas 4 Kelf or Bell Robt
AIbaker Joseph King John Il
Archer Thomas N King John
Buty Bepi T Kennedy N
Broin Il Lewis Charles D
Bass John w Lewis D
Barron George Lewis Geo
Black 81 lowe Kenny
Decking Henry LutY VIM III
Brown Gabel Lakin w III
Burgin Geo h jr m Lyon Lawrsnes
Raish George Lil,ard
Buskirk Frank LUXE JohnS
Beal Jeshua Luken John M
Baker sohn Madd-x Alexander
Bayer John ] Miller VIM
Beauhorise w Mills W II
Bush VIM Martin Richard
Brown VIM Millma1John
Beard Theodore Mcrse John
Cramer Geo Muny John
Cookssy Hezekiel Miller Il
Chapman Geo w McClain Redmond
Ooffey Jasoa f McNunsJ
Carter john Henry MeCander Joseph
Callahan Mike Mccantrsss Michael
Cornett Louis mcFarlin VIM
Coopsr Samuel Mclean WB
Camay Geel Thcs
Crane Davis a. CO Nightingale A Il
Dyson Bennett Nichols Robt
Dunlap Elijah u OtsonEW .-s
DeOamp Elijah Pearson W u
Doll A. Peck Z a
DeLacy L 3 trs Powers NJ
Dale G. as Porter John
Daniels VIM Pingls James W
Douglass Lee Peck John
Eudolpbus James Price James
Erdetal mr. Pierce John
Farchell O @ RaYanaugh Wyman
Fi4her ii q rutherford Rufus
FAiley James Ri5.nzer John
Fuller Robert Robb d
Fewquher n Reid Alfred
Finch w " Sucks ] O
Garsnty OF Slosms N ID
CASTOR Morris G. saxton Geo s Co
Gard Sander n A
Cool Tho Sweet W K
A = rv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-10

The WAsHINGTon HOUSE, 10 centrally
located, with spacious and excellent &C
Communications for two hundred pneata
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-10

w ashingtOn H Ouse
Corner Main and Third Streets,
Evansville, Ind.
MIS-. A. WEBB, Proprietress.
VIM. F. BYERs, Clerk.
The largest, best located, and best
arranged hotel in the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-10

Among the arst boats due here We notice the
Silver Moon, Memphis to Cincinnati; EashvfIs
and wausnits, st. Louis to Cincinnati; xmma
Floyd, Nashville to Cincinnati, and the J. p.
Webb, Nashville to Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-10

We had mild, pleasant and beautiful day yes.
terday. The sun shone brightly, and it was quite
g cheerful day. The water has ommsnced rising
at this point. For the twenty.four hours prsce-
ding laat Night It has risen about i've inches and
skfll CONTINUED 10 riae
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-10
DRY GOODS. SO.
Spring Dry Goods.

TO you WANT NEW STYLES IN PRINTS
~ aud DeLaines, at the lowest priest Go to
----e-= HEAD q MOONEY'S,
"a :, afraae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
UNION TRUST COMPANY

OF NlsN jim
20. = BROADWAY. CORNER RECTOR ST.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS, which may be
withdraw any time.
THIS COMPANY 4 authorized 20 at AZ Receiver, Ereca
tor Trustee for married women, Guardian Tor infants and
generally 10 execute all legal trusts
LISA LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR money paid into Cosrt
Il will ko chsise md manage the Estates OF pr'on' going
sbro- who do desire to give their personal attention
20 badness ..... . .
ISAAC H. fROTHINGHAn, President.
A'v STOUT, JoHSv. l.. PRUYH vice-PresdenI
VIZ ALDRICH Secretary.
IKusTEEs:
A. LOW DAVID BOWS.
= u WHEELER Jr BENI ". HUTTON
" X TRAVEkS FHASClS SKtDDY,
HORACE r. CLARK DANIEL DEVLIN.
J. h. JOHNSTON, HENki =. DANlES
J. 81 WATERBURY,. HENRY X. BoGEhT,
FREEMAN CLARKE, T. Is WESLEY.
AMASA }. f.iRkER GFDROt w. tUfLfh,
ALLEN MUNROE JAMES NJ MCLEAN,
DANIEL {. HOWELL, ELISHA RIGGS
AIjGJ' sTlTs sCHELL. JAMES FORSYTH,
JOHN MAGE, J. W. FkkEMAN,
WIN. +. RUSSELL, WIN. WhITEWHohT' Jr.
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mo- CONTRACTORS.-Separate SEALED

TINO CONTRACTORS.-S SEALED
PROPOSALS. each indorsrd with the title VI the work
10 which relates aso with cf the bidder and the
date ofs presentation will b. received At this office until IL
O'Clock a. M OF FRIDAY, March 90 1866, at which they
will BE- publicly opened. for thu CONSTRUCTION OF
betwrer Canal and also In Seventh avenue
between Forty second and Forty aud In Broad
way between Foyecond and Forty third streets also in
avenue from Fifty third street to and through fry
street to Avenue Al also In Fifty secondsrec
between Filth and Sixh also In First avenue be-
tween SIXTH and Seventh Streets and also In fioy rst
between Seventh aud Nth avenues with branch In
Broadway, bstw~en Fhy first and Fny second streets
Plans OF the works may BE- and specifications obtained
W. 'ff THOMAS STEVENS. } Crotou
Re. Enp 1; DARHAGH' ASu.daa
Office Croton Aqueduct department, March ~, 1896.
ITO STONE-BLOCK PAVERS.-Separate
sealed proposals. each Endorsed with title Of the work for
which may bs offered tho OF the bidder and tho date
Of s presentation viii be received at this ofce until IL
o'clock NJ Of MONDAY, April 1866, for the construction
of stone block pavernts in the following Streets towt:
Forty-hRh It., from SIXTH 20 Niuth-sve
Twenty. seventh st., from First to tifth-sve.
Twenty. ishth st., IRON First TO Fifth'ave.
Twepty. nnthst from First to Fiih.avs.
Wstsrst.. from Oldslip 10 Coentiessip.
Twsth.at., from Second TO Fourth ave.
West.si nom Battery place TO Chanbeust
Thirty. hfth It,, from First 20 fecond ave.. end
Thirty si eth &C., from Fourth TO Fiithavs.
aud blank forms for the bids be obtained
w. THOMAS STEPHENS, } Croson
R0BEkT l; pARkAGH, Aqurdacs
Office fths Cro.ou Aqueduct Department. March a. 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
WEDNESDAY. Maroh Or.

Gold opened at 100. and was firm all day under a
pressing demand for delivery. The last price was
1885,. For cash gold was paid per day.
Government Stocks ofall issues are frmer and the
52Os higher. The Stock market opened firm but
was not supported very strongly and closed with a
downward tendency upon the active let. The latest
prices were: New-York Central, % 1921; Erie, 800
0SO1 HUDSON River, l0S 9lO9; Reading 1904 a 1907
Michigan Central, lO30l0i; Michigan Southern,
62IQs2:; Cleveland and Toledo, 1907; North
Western, 26i az; Fort Wayne, 92l 992s Clcve-
land and Pittsburgh, 79l079li Canton, i7,0i8
Quicksilver, Al 042.
Money is without change Call loans are readily
made at SAT per cent. Best commercial paper sells
ct 7a7I; good, S99, and ordinary 81 lOQl5 per
cent.
Exchange is nominal at the following quota.
tions 1861 Ql07 for commercial; 107alO7J for
bankers; do. a. short sight, lOs! a 1854, Paris at
so days, 5.3005.26i; do. at short sight, 5.22l q
5.2Ia; Antwerp, $50 a5.27l; Swiss, 5.27, a5.2ei;
Hamburg, 35l o35i; Amsterdam, 40 14Oi; Frank.
fort, 4oi S4OI; Bremen, nom; Prus.isn thaers,
70Ia703.
In Freigbts the market has been less active and
the rstes for Grain and Cotton have declined, while
the rates for Heavy Goods are steady. In Charters
Q moderate business has been done at about pre-
vious rates. The engagements to Liverpool are
1900 bales Cotton ct 5l60sd.; 1000 Corn at AID.
100 bbls Rosin at 2s HOO ties. Pork at 2s. 3D.; 100
boxes Bacon at LIS. 3D.; and per steamer, 400 bales
Cotton at ID, and 100 bbls. Pork OF &c. Cd. To
London, $50 ties. Beef at s. Cd, and 200 bush.
Oats OF e.. I'd. To Bremen, $50 cases Tobacco at
lbs. 3D., and 600 bbls. Rosin at 2s. Cd.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
3, 53S, sS2 0l-for Customs $293,000 Payments,
t3,6H,50 65-on account Of Loan, $l66, 0o0 Bal
snce, $S4, 4S9 790 60; Coin certificates, sig, 600
The Stock Exchange Board have unanimously
resolved to hold no session on Good Friday, the
30th instant, and that being close holiday all
contracts maturing then must be settled the day
before.
Yesterday the Bankrupt bill came up in the
House Of Representatives, and was defeated by a
majority Of fourteen. A motion was made for a
reconsideration Of tho vote, but the whole subject
was finally postponed for one week.
The Ways and Means Committee reported to
tho House to-day, that extensive changes in the
Income tax are proposed, and asked for an extern
sion Of the time Of payment for two months. in
order that the amended law may go into effect this
year.
The Treasurer o1North Carolina ANNOUNCES that
he is prepared TO SELL for not less than par bonds Of
that State, running "a years, with coupons bearing
~ pg cent interest, payable seDi-annualy, Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
,IARBLE MAYTELS, Floor.Tiling, Monu-
iflfoiral.

NEW EDITION-JUSr PUBLISHED
~ Dr. LARMONrS MEDICAL and SURGICAL NOkS
on N DISEASES Of the Pelvic \iscera Nervous Detry fe'
Fi.tn structure and Constitutional Affections Also con;
tsipas large number Of stsatns tie subj felei
N "a pr,sdwsv fox 4 so or BY e Warner. Publisher.
No I Nssev.st treatment rom II u. 10 P.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

WASHINGTON MARINE INSURANCE
w COMPANY STOCK for SALE cheap. Apply rom III
10 o'clock Room No ., No. 70 Cedar.,
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAIL-
~ ROAD Co-rhe INTEREST due on tho Morgsge
Bond. Of this Company Apn. eSo wiz 6- PAID on and tef
MONDAY the I'd the Office OF the Company, or at ths
National Bank 0! the Republic, Of Wal. and Broad
way. W. bEMtSI treasurer.
TRAVELLING CREDITS on Messn. J. y.
l. MORGAN h Co.. LONDON tsueesssoIs 70 GEO
PEABODY 4 Col, svtlabs IN the principal oites OF
EUROPE and the EAST issued By DABHEY MORGAN
4 Co., No. 50 Exchange place.
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denominations q 500 $500 and $1,000, principal

denominations Of 800, $500 and $1,000, principal
and interest untaxsble, for the purpose OF paying
coupons now due and 10 become due IN 1000, ana
also bonds 20 fall due the current year.
TIE provisional contract for the consolidation Oh
various great express companies was accepted yes
tcrday By the National Bankers' Express Company.
1t is understood that the arrangement is to increase
the capital stock of the old companies to the extent
Of s. 900 600, which stock is to be taken by the
National Bankers. The latter viii no longer exist
as a separate company.
Tie Chicago Tribune of tho9jth inst. says:
The money market is very dull, but currency Is
scarce there is comparatively little sltlsiactor!
paper offering The bank rate OF discount Is SIC ady at
10 per cent per aDnum. but second and third class
paper is negotiated the street at az per cent per
month.
TIE Commercial Adrertsser says:
The suspension of Culver Penn & Co., bankers, we
understand il chiefly OWL 70 difficulties connected
with TIE building OF railroad connecting Keno win
PIT ole City and with investments in oil property.
Parties connected with OIL City, and opposed 10
the new railroad project ere said TO have ch :.
enlatrd reports rejecting upon the credit Of
Culver Penn Co.. which caused a run upon the nm
and rocesstated its suspension. We undetsand tLat
their fiure is cert lain 20 involve the euu1e 81 hVe
local hlpfs includug the Crawford County Bank and
oil Civ Bank We have good reason for believing that
no bunk or firm in this city viii be affected by the iH
uIc; nor any private dopositors here hkey 10 SUI
fer ne iirm having at present important business
oonnoctioas in this citv The firm has connection
with the Third NlA0n9i Bank. as appears 70 DC very
generally supposed. The liabilities II the nm -,
very heavy, but favorable hqn idationls anticipated
The following shows the exports exclusive oi
specie from Newly ork TO foreign ports for the week
ending March 81 and since the beginning OF the
year: ., ,s,x 1904
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C0NMERCIAB MATTERs.


n g Gs. 1881, cp. Mil. a. SIP ! m. Hudson kiyT o
oCO loaf l,0OO...... 81 l0o....soV. io cS,
q. ~ - ,oot -, Mnobor;oe5Dirk | 100. 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

OFFICE oT TBK CHICAGO AND ALTON NAiLGoaD coz
No. a BROADWAY. NEw- IoKK, Mach - 20, go
CHICAGO and ALTON RAILROAD, FIRST
~ MORTGAGE SiNklNG FUND BONDS NOTICE h
her1y given a have .h.s DAY d zuad bv Tot rsh
Bouds numbee follows. a. B., "a, ls3 80, ~ ~
53i 81 Soc. ~ ~. 49, A., @i j2i. 81 End l q rlH
each, for redemption .
According tue terms o. the mortgage nices, thereon wall
Nav T. 1876 The underlined ready 10 Pay then
with inefc. % flr 40 accrued pr.raon and Surrender
sJ.TILDtN. No. ~ Mal It, lTr,.,ee.
l.. II. MEYER. No. 81 EHchsnge place. ~
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or.lca OF coasI..IoSsns or Tvs. AsO A.sEs.ngsIsl
No - I4anlOrrs street 4
new. YORK. Jan g. 1866.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is here

-
NEW ORR, Jan. 9, 1850.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is here.
~ BY gwen that the Assessment Ro Of the Ret and
I.rso state City and County Of New York for the
year 1906 will b. open for inspection aud review from and
after Moud,y Jannsy 1860, and will remain nj the
JOth dsy Of April 1906 the correction OF errors and the
eau, saion ol th. II the Aforesaid real and
personal ,..te OF tie City add G. unty OF Newiork Al
rrrons believing to BE- zggeved must make ap
pcaton to the durius she period above men.
tor 3D. in oder Il Ieei provided by law The &C:
pub p~con berenb~iore provided, application nsy
valuation Of ii. real personal estate to have the
rrrc,~d II such application he mad IN reaion 10
the assessed valuation OF real estate Il mu" b. mse IN wrt
Ing ang the ground Of objection tho eto aud the
Commissioners shall examine into the complaint and II IN
their Judgment the assessment ia erroneous they shall cause
the same corrected II such application be made in reIa
ton 10 the assessed valuation OF personal estate the applicant
shall examined under oath by the said Commissonrrs who
shal be authorized To administer such oas. or any OF them
aud H. his their Judgment the assessment, erroneous
they shall the be corrected nd NJ the so mt
Of such they believe 10 b. just and dec re
their decision thereon within thirty days after such apphcs
ton shall have been made them No reduction shall be
made by Board Of Supervisors OF assessment real
and personal imposed under this ACT unless shall ap
per under srmatioD that tho party sssri.ved
unable hin the period prescribed for tho
ton Of taxes by Of sickness absence from the city
A.. J; WILLIAMSON, (Cou,ni.,iOnsrs Of Taxes
!. ". BRoWN, and A'''"m'us'
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CORPORATION Notices.


DEPARTMENT OF FIsAsoR, toNrrRotr.Rs ofyicK,
Nav ioaK March 49, l. Oh.
nOCKS and SLIPS, MARKET CELLARS,
~ add other PROPERTY belonging % 'he CorPosiion OF
"a. Ci Y OF Sesg.Nork TO BE LEASED a. PUBLIC AuN-
TON Notice &. hereby given thai the Comptroller will on
TUESDAY the l5h dty Arrl 1876 81 II oclocka NJ. .,
the CITY Han. L-sss bid. At Public Anciion DOCKS ahd
Sips. Nas,celar and orpora ion properly, for
term n years FROM the ls day Of May, 1900
Catalogue sing the scrTton location aud terms ~
sale may be- APP caion a. the Collector Of tiy keye
ihi. Office. by order Of the CommssoueFs OF the
Sinking Fund. - .,,.,,
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Drifting.

WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, No. l04 Fulton.
w a-yTEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NAN
UFACTURERS r
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OFFICE OF THE CLEVELAND AND PIrrsBusaH RAMRoADl
Co. CLEVELAND March "A. 1906
VINHE TRANSFER BOOKS of the CLEVE-
II LAND 4 PITTSBURGH RAILROAD Co. win be closed
on WEDNESDAY, March 20, and will be rsoPsn.d. on
Monday April 2. Il the Once Of WINSLOW, LANlER
gro A. INGERsoLL, Secretary.
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Diui0cn0 Notices.
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH FORT WAYss I
AsD CHICAGO RAILWAY oMPAsT, . {

OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH. FORT WAYsB
AND CHICAGO RAILWAY 0MPAsT, -. (
PITrsBuaGH, March -, 1856.
NINTH DIVIDEND The Board OF d.
rectors Of this Company have declared the eysr DIV
DEND of Two aud ONE.iiALF t2D PER CENT on tue
capital quarter ending March DIT inst payable
free Of Government tax, on and ser Apr Isth PROV
Ranking. House of Messrs. WlNSLOW. LANlER co.
10 tue shareholders registered in that city snd oS
the Treasurer TO those registered a, Pit'sburgh.
The transfer books will close March 81 at u O'Clock p m.
and IN reopen April 49, tbe after ~ order OF tIs BOARD
y. 81. HUTCHINSON, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD CoxPASY,|
1ogrIyE BUILDINGS No. 80 Waist ;
NV. OAK Morch ~ 1865. }
'VHIRTY. SIXTH DlVlDEND-Ihe BOAkD
u Of DiPECTORS have this day declared dividend OF
-FOUR M PER CENT out Of the earnings oil the aoad io the
hr.- months ending 3st INST. and TWO ~ fEh GEM OUT
of the earning, Of TIE eln-r sailing vessels ~, payable %
Apr5. e, Nj,
The tansr books viii be closed from The ovenins o March
n untl tho morning 81 ApdlJ HENhf SMITH, I'ees''i
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Gopartncrsi)ip Notifies.

VINUE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore eXlstnS
i unler the name Of 2. REID SONS is 'hi, day G1soed
by mutual consent I; IL Sh SIN
No I6s Broadway. N Y, March 49, 1866. .wM REID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
Ocean Cleaners.
DACIrIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs

nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANfs
THROUGH LINE 10 CALlFokNia,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MALI, -,
leave Pier No a. North River foot OF Canast al A.
noon on the let lth and 2lt OF month lexcei' ~
IN da,.s fan on Snnd.y and then the preceding SAt
dsyI for AsPlNWALL counec,ils via Panama han"ss,
with OF the Company steamsnp; rem fanAnI' W.
SAN FRANCISCO. touching at ACArLL'o
MARCH -
oIs-ARIZONA connecting with GOLDEN AOE
APRIL. .,.,,r,,
IO,h-HENRY CHAUNcEY, connecting with ooNsiiIo'
TON. 49, oo,n,.>, r7rv
D,partur-s OF Let and 2ls connect a. Panama WIN
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS; LIST and llth iof !, Nv
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those OF the ls1 '0ucn "
Baggage checked through. One Hundred Pounds sowes
An experienced Surgeon board Medicines ard 'eha'
free ,,.,.. .orix N tho
Company's Ticket Oaice. tho Wharf 'oot Of 1@ns'~'
North River, New.fork. ~ pr,rowa a..r,
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professional Notices.

4 RTIFICIAL EYES. - Artificial Human
~ Eye- made to order 4ni inserted by Drs BAUCH an3
p GOlGELMANS formerly employed BY kossopHesl on
Parisl. No. SO Broadway. New-forS.
nR. WM. EARI.s WORK Of 2i0 Pages on
Pile Structure and Obscure Diseases OF the Pc1c VS.
c.ra &c. Price ~ cents Mailed free TO any pat Address
No. lS White st.. New-iorS.
EISTULA. PILESand STRUCTURES radically
cured without the katie canstc or acid spal Gttenu.n
10 all diseases Of Pelvic ~c-r, by HENRY DANiELsh VI.
D. Consulting aud Operative Surgeon No. mon 'qusr.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1866-08-18
TH1 pu11AnE1pHt. Cosxrsr1oN-A Chi

The PHILADELPHIA CONVENTIONAL Chi
cago dispatch, August 9Th, says the residents
of the Pacific States held meeting at the
Metropolitan Hotel, New York, on Thursday
and appointed the following delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention: For California
Jas. A. McDougall, Samuel Purdy, William
w. Cope, VIM. I. Coleman, Clayton With
erell, John S. Berry. Jackson Temple, S. B.
Martin, o. NJ. Wozencraft, Samuel Bell. Al
ternates-W. II. H. Fall, W. P. Denckla.
For Nevada-Thomas H. Harris, S. B. Kyle
r. C. Hill, P. H. Pierce, Sol. Geller, J. n.
R. Cover, C. L. H. Perkins. w. F. Toombs
Alternates-Governor G.. NJ. Beebe, G. D.
HILL G. D. Williams, John Carmichael, L.
81. Norton and Frank Harrison. The DEM
ocratic State Central Committee met in San
Francisco on the It'll, and resolved that the
Democracy of California should be represent
ed in the Philadelphia Convention by Jack
son Temple, VIM. I. Coleman, James A.
McDougall and w. W. Cope, delegates at
large; First District by Joseph P. Hoge and
Samuel Purdy; Second, John Bigler and
Samuel Martin; Third. P. B. Reading and
Thomas II. Hanson. This makes the third
set of delegates from this State.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1866-08-18

PET LAMBs.-Those who have entertained
unreasonable doubts of the entire fitness of
the ex-heroes of the Confederate States Ar
my. says the Dutch Flat Enquirer, for i'm
mediate participation in the duti and re-
sponsibilities of controlling the Government
which they SO lately essayed to destroy, have
hut to read of a few of the doings of the Pres
idential cossets at Gallatin, Tennessee, On
the evening of the 4th of July, to be convinc-
ed by their patriotic friskings, of their entire
fitness to be the bell-wethers of the Phila-
delphia fold. The ardent young loyalists of
Gallatin, in whose behalf and that of their
kind, johnson, Seward Co. would chock
the wheels of Government until their loyalty
is represented in controlling the destinies of
the Republic, celebrated the glories of '76 by
pulling down tie American flag, tying one
end to the tail of dog and the other end to
the tail of COW, and driving these through
their town pell-mell, eliciting the huzzas of
the multitude as the sacred symbol was drag
gled through the mire. Bitter, humiliating
experience assures US that the august COM
mander-in- chief of the armies of the United
States, whose flag was thus insulted would
have severely reprimanded any of his subor-
dinates who had dared to interfere with this
, lamb like exercise of personal privilege and
States Rights.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1866-08-18
Notice to Creditors.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
COUNTY OF CALAvERAS. CO.
In County Court, in and for said county
In the matter of the Petition of WM.B. LEW.
IS an Insolvent Debtor
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
l. Hon. James Barclay, Judge Of said Court
notice is hereby given to all the creditors OF
the said Insolvent, VIM. B. Lewis. to be and
appear before the Hon. James Barclay, afore-
said. in open Court. at Court Room of said
Court, at the County Seat of said County. on
Monday, the Sd day of September, 1866. at
10 o'clock A. NJ, of that day, then and there
to show cause, if any they can, why the pray
er of said Insolvent should not be granted.
and an assignment of his estate he made. and
he be discharged from all his debts and liza
bilities in pursuance of the statute in sncb
case made and provided and in meantime
all proceedings against said Insolvent be
stayed.
Witness my hand and seal of the said Court
this 26th day of July. A. D., 1856.
IL. 81 J. A. FOSTER.
County Clerk.
Mok. Hill. July 9th, 1866. iy2s-4t