The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-06

spchkcThi anu WIN ibE shHSDiiDu VI
Senator Hendricks not one Of them
have amounted to q circumstance
Rendezvous for Ward delegations.
The following places ire selected for
! the Ward delegations 70 meet at, and
get their lamps preparatory 10 joining
the tofeh.light procession 10 night.
LIST Ward-Peter Balzs grocery
store,
I'd WmdLAIex. Maddax = grocery
store.
Sd Ward-Upper Market House
18th Ward Court Houaq,
9Th WardZPhilip Decker's store,
Third Street.
9th Ward Capt Philip Wasssn's
| grocery store.
7th Ward 4Wm lKolIt 80 modqrgI
store f't. t
"a 9Th Ward Ingle Street Engine
House. .fttIfEf5 LHD
OH War,l-4CbI j. j.. Gnll's grocery
store. fHff4 HtiI rhJ vl
Independence ~ Alex. simpsons
mill. qu g.aI.
Captaing Of companieg will please
report the Dnmber Of lamps Wppted. et
John Scantlins tin shop, as soon this
4 (saturday) morning as possible After
the procession is over they win have
the lamps taken care Of for the pro
-eession Oh Monday night and deposit
them at the Coprt House The Ward
| organizations should be l0aptsip FOR
Monday night On Monday, Ward
feoppaHjqs that have not lamps enough,
], win obtain others at the League
Room. ~ ..li1iiials .isseI + - -. E.
+ JusrlGta.q GoUEf n-Bcfbn ,Jasfiee
+ Walher.-Jobn Henry Benson, a gen
! ,tleman Of Milesian descent, from Pitts
Iburg, was pr6seiaea beibfe Squire
lWalker,e ora charge % having stolen
.l,a paid Of Gdoubl4 fiark9ff, f9tp tbe
.lhqpaA oQf Janef Hush@ When.
John Henry stopped at iIugbesiiia
declared himself good ifenia4,, a9a
1 pnir o. 91 aoa5iS f3IiAaosa oIie'sspp
aaabr/lIh tile mSr6iag. iq&eYsr the
/ blankets and john Henry had both
diaAbfsaredl 3 .Lohni .IInury .ogol1 glbe
blankets tQsone ofoW Livery stables,
on 1A9FFppre~nt4tiog tbH Ae shea
/ como fowl theAriYer on rait - h fat
4 boat, md desired 10 sell his blankets
to ply MS WY hong JohV Henry
y WIS qrequifetl1 tsi fafhish bah in the
d sum Of $500, but be did not have the
I. spoons, and now repQs6s at Castle
! Darling, under coiiim6h covers. John
a Henry is no TeDiap lie jsacopbsp
) head. e" - 80" s4ta
isfra -ir-ff 7s--7rs-- 7rf71fft rauai a3
Il ANoTHERI ol1 plf(NEN GoNE-We
learn with deep regret that Mr..
Samuel Lister, for many Year, a
prominent and highly esteene'rei ti-
I zen 81 Evansville, died at Princeton
where he had recently resided, on
yest6rddy morning flo was taken
5uddtuyill, .apd die4 10 thirty-six
Mr. Lintep was "A nqtiycof England
sl.laa4ulGf. 0l-a. family in higli local
g,arFog epds hilpgH.P .F2p .sis's.u
3, highly educated aud Intelligent ia
his early 4qy5n 9eYg II an odyen-
tarous dEREai6R he {9itod almost
/ every part of the world by sea, and
was possessed of 9srieh Gp.d Of ip
fol1nQtiGn aid experience, la the
early days Of Evansville he became,a
citizen Of this city, aud was ID basi
mes FOR nearly thirty yenfs He was
fRf6fhci] bf.itlieslew laudmuAs lnft ~
of the pioneti days df Indiana, which
, one by ono are passing from IN. lis
, death viii cali up in rhe minds Of the
old citi1ep9 Of this. part Of thq State
{ many Interesting Incidents OF former
! years, soon to be forgotten.
Mr. Lister was about sixty years Of
age. His remains will be broughtto
this city for interment, He was father
in-law to three Of our esteemed citi-
| Messrs. John Wymond, VIM.
b. Baker and Joseph Morewood,
se1 ftHsf $50 aH1aA
WASTING FRAqRANeE. la another
place will be found spicy oommunl.
:. cation from Cypress Dale, relative to
, q Dimi john-ocratic meeting held IN