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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

REApY MApE CLo1nISa AND Norioxs.-
Mssssrs. Ballin & Bowman, No. } L ct Sec
ed ssrest, are offering superior inducements
70 purchasers Of Ready Made Clothing and
Yankee Notions, either at wholesale or ~
lal. They have an excellent AID cxtensi, Q
ssock, and ere selling II figures which deiy
euecessfal competition. Any one desiring
- puBehass, ean be interested there.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

LaAtR vous OaUusA-Remin g,on / Co
Nieke,l's Block, have always OH hand full
stosk q gsnls farnishing goods. which they
srs uauulActusing p order in The beet man.
eee and 10 the most popular styles. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

HAxp n Youa Oapsss.-At No. ~. Bra
dy street, Sam. Perry continues to cfTrr for
sale full and complete assortment Of gents
ready -nade clothing. lie hrs also on hand
. full stock Of furnishing goods. and is pre-
pared 70 manufacture e. order, At short no.
iiee. aad IN the very latest style. Rates ~
reasonable a can be asked.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04
SPECIAL CAUTION.

bsssos - popular that vanoss pavtics have
pss out articles calling them Nrs. Wins>
lows. Please take notice that tie Mrs.
Wiasios Of ~ Soothing Syrup = not con-
nsessd wifA any other Article. iun4d&w3m
Dlarrhea. oDyseasery. nansUer
COMPLAINT. &C.. speedily cured By usiAe Me-
su,se's Compouud Eatrscs Of Bense Plant. Pre-.
pared only BY J. ! O. Asgsirs. ~. lou q, md
cold By oil druggista. - Sr"vsAgt. tt sea4,L,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

Jatnes =. Kirk 4 Co.. snnnus
facturers Of Staple and Fine roilet Soaps. Can
dies, and dealers in Soap Makers Materials
Nos. 81 aud 80 River Street, Chicago. Jy2adsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

HAvILAup's WAn CLAM OvvIcD 10 the
place 70 60 With youf bounty claims. Hsv>
iland collects county for g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

. lpoW-PooopuOouo -CAlsoAYA.-
IN Arss ~ kassn 1sases, skuo1uny - asssaslS
esasissa b - asss.eellofs1 esr1ssl. beestissils
assasesssas 70 The sys teasass 70 ~ tasss sd ss-
esosane y ~ saenssA, = OaaDsn. eeck ce.s
G0vU-3AssqpAsra1st x1fsdr4( Qa16saoe AseA
- - eesool1s 49, soose - oeeol 0a1sq0o
oosa, 80 sasA ssesposnas souAGne sse oon sf 49,
oaaoDn ass,GAs1 fsssss ~ rsesssiso.
/. y = CA0wkias mACR co..
- nssaAssssss. ssles ~ Avesss NJ,
loaoD.ea sAass enAA0 Nee Yest -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

Sss woman in another column psckine
Senburg grapes fcs Spesr's Wine. Il isan
admisabls article, ussd in The hespitaDs and
By the 0rst class families in Parss, London.
end Nvw Yort IN preference 70 old Port
wios. 4 10 worth trial, - il givss great
satislactlon. dc4-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04
Mills HAIR DYE. 80 cents, black o

HILLS HAIR DYE, 80 cents. black or
beowa iastantsneous. natural. durable. beau-
tifui, reliable, indeed the best in use, has been
before the public oser fifteen years, - the
cheapest, containing as much "A the usual
dollar aisea. Depot No. &c John street.
New York City. Sold by al Druggists.
paesnt medicine, pcrinmerv and fancy
goods stores everywhere. juncl -dly
Buv YouR Dry Goods 1t Otto Klugg's, No.
81 Seeeud street. tunl7dt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

BuY yssr groessiss Il Hldsidss : Sudlos
q No. 50 Brady street. sspldlw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

che .fresh aad coaplefe stock Of miliinery
0cods Of websser 4 Lagc, 7s Lake street,
Chicago. They have everything !" that
lins Of busiaess, end offer sl,esisl iaducs
ments to customsrs. All orders will be
promptly filled, and satisfaction guaran-
eed. When In Chicago call befosc pur.
chasing clsewhcrs. augSO.e q d 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04
PANTRY sroRrs.

Bread and butter, preserves, dried fruits,
boiled ham, cheese, end Oh kinds Of good
things in the pantry store line. in the great
est abundance. New tables had to bs built.
There 10 crowd for everything in the line.
VEGETABLES.
Nobody ever saw ths like Of il! There
10 more than twice a. much o. we ever ssw
o. exhibition here before Such puhpkins,
squashes. beets. cabbage, carrots, eggpllnts,
wheat, oats, corn, and other producta, -
these in piles and baskets fill more than
500 feet Of shelving, aad still there il more
coming. Every body is delighted With this
our county never had.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

J.T. rsnrLs. Gardener and Florist, cot.
eth and Main Ste., fruit and ornamental
trees. mv26-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

NttipfNG sEw.
"orSnen ar busily tng1 aged in putting
UP new places FIR display Of goods Every
nook ano corner is crowded, and the cry is
there is no roon
Inc oaicers ..e al on The alert. doing all
!ncs 2" % done % supply I'll deficiencies,
oet ssser al they csuno, till the demand.
ro>AoRRow.
,loIss .in be grand display tomorrow.
.veiyoooy should 10 present. There are
s3nts enossh prepared 70 last ths week
y = impos ble to state how many en-
u'es nsve oeen made, Is t!se books are not
closed, ana probably will not be before TO-
AArnIxo.iAL Ixrx,IcrY.-Some time
ago We announced the FAC, that a Mrs. Mc>
LAugAl'n bad filed petition for . divorce
from her husband, securing tbe services Of
geo. =. huohe'l, Esq, to carry On her pros
ecS''s". Mclaughlin wa, tnen lying in
jail. in default Of tsoo bail, charged with
several ss.ssc mis,lc,De.uors, among which
ms ~ breaking u his wifs's sisters ~.
Ihsre sssmsd TO be very little doubt but
that she would soon bc sinsle and Tree. A
lev dayss ago, after =. tleclius On ihs terri.
bic reality thst s.are.l her ia tie face, she
called % Mr.. flubbeil ar the purpose Of
withdrawing her petition Bssing full
knowIeoee o. Mcl.anghlin's recent brutal
conduct, he refused 10 have snyshing more
g 90 with !hcmauer. The loving spouse
~ not to b. put or in any suci style as
this, however, There was one recourse left,
2 sraQ 3 nesAtMe, sud ) .0nfa~ncc with
Judge kaciiman. She determined 10 test il,
and IKE the "E1ile of I.lberis," ~ cff Oh
her mission Of love- She saw the Judge.
be has sympathzng heart, and ! Hood
or two 81 tears ssusfed him that her re-
0erae wos esacre. she We willing to
risk her jaw once more, aud he bad no Oh.
jectic0s. AclAugnlin's rrlease vas accori>
inesy ordered. and the good wife had the
happiness OF bearing the "glad tid,ngs Of
great JOY" 70 his lonely prison cell.
RARE lsDUcgAsSrs.-As our readers will
sse BY IN advertisement elsewhere, ,Mcssrs.
Regnier 4 Skies, Al No. . West Second
stsest, are no~ Offering rsre inducemcn,s 10
The public in the grocery line. Their as
eortmsns 10 large and we'll selected, while
their price list is placed 20 low that they de-
fy Oh competition. All purchases, when
desired, are delivered fee of charge to all
paris ofthe city. We recommend our read.
ers to give them an early call. They guar
antes satis lhctioa. TIARA
I'm rscsipts and shipments per rail E,s..
ard West, fof the week ending Saturday
night, September lot, ere as follows:
SalrnrSrs. -Birley, $500 bushels; Corn,
l4,900 bushels; Wheat l4,oOO tushcls;-
Flour 2.6O0 barrels; Hogs 800 head; Cattle
s5 heal; Mdse. 80 tons.
REckfrrs.-Coal $50 tons; Lime 500 bAr-
rcls; Barley 600 bushels; Wheat 400 bush
els; Lumber S. n; Mdse. 100 tons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

Go 70 rn4 BRsr.--Go 70 Bryant. STRAIT
Ten 1 Mssrill's Davenport Commercial Cel
lsgs, - 81 thorough practical business
education, Or 70 become good sound telc-
graph opsraaor. For circutass address (ss.
closing stanps) Bryant. Straeton Z Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. dwly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

2ach l1rOsvs Sr - ssar pred 0ooa.
fAe saGural color rsstorsd t.ot dysd,) d 10.
esss Of the scalp. falling cG Ac., edecsu. cur.
- b. using AA0UfRE'S HAIR COl0RlN0
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price o. per bo.s,~
Prepared end sold BY }. 4 G. MA0tJIRE, drug
gtsts, -. Louis. octlsdwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

Coon TsnPLARs' CONVICTION. de1sga-
ten lea osr city ysalssday morning % At.
tend tho Good TsnpAss' Conveation at
Newton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

To Core Cattle 4 Fever. GET IA
0UIHE's A0UE MIXTURE. put up By J. 4 o
MA0UIRE. 81. Louis PRICE o. 30 per bottle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

F,RsxsS's BALL.-Ths Independent Fire
King company No. I. will give 4 ball on
Wednesday evening. at Lshrmann's Hall,
At which nus hey vill b. pleased to 80 oil
wbo wish 70 have good time. Good mu-
sic viii b in ataeadssce. Rass sposs end .
glorious time anticipated. Remenber the
place. .-L.l a.A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04


Csoics APsLEs, New Cider. Peaches
Pears, Grapes, Lemons, ell kinds Of Can
dies, Nuts. &C.. &C.. At Wholesale, and at
low priess Dealers should call IN W. he.
fore purchasing. Remember. st % Brady
stvast-S. q. Starr with, "A. Champion
sepl-d4t.
DOUGLAS Chicago, Reck L..
lend 4 Pacific railroad excursioa tickets to
Chicago and return, will b. sold at Dsven :
port, for oil passenger trains Of September
9th and eth. excepting the night cspresa
Isst, Of 6th. Tickets good TO return from
Sept 9th to Sth. inclusive. Fare for the
round uip 1915. u. II. sARDsLsY.
Sent 4 d1t AaSt Gen Sunt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

Capt Litsler e. sseelei his tset On The
grosnds an1 lnsiSoo ~ 6sslGreaU q ~ pres
70 cell end - Mn ns b pssvi1sd with
cholsss ocdicins which Win esrs ne most
ssvsec attscks. .. . So
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04
iaosx vsulr.


c. q. Stoddssd - Rock Island county,
eshisits % kinds ss psass, very choice. b.
F. Kinney. OF same place, 76 kinds os sp-
pies; 25 kinds Of peAss. and several kinds
b.. Hal, Davenport, 80 kinds Of snp.s !;
Jno. ID. Evans, r. sasans Valley, e6 kinds oi
apples; 10 kinds Of pears; Is Of srapes.
together With fas display ef tame and
Wild plsms, shsssw, bssbesus, ounces.
saspberries, etc.
O. H. Killein, davenport, eahibiss 81 ~
rieties Of fapplss. Of grapes, alss : flne . =
Of crab apples, etc. Enoch Mead exhibits
varieties q grapes snd crab spplee. Chas.
WsStphal, Davenport exhibits IS varieties
Of apples, also 90 vas,eliss veebonas. Nousae
Of Moline, has splendid display ef fruit.
We conclude tlsat the above furnishes sst.
isfactosy evidence that this b the finest dis.
play Of fruit ever sesu at any fair in lowa.
Our friend Dr.. Hall, whe 10 fruit nsn q
note in this county, informs rs that il is ~
finest display ever seen here, end advises
everybody 70 come and see it, Il ;s bie
eight for everybody, and shows Just what
enormous results in fruits this part Of obe
country u capable of
Ae1acUisUuAG nAonsnuov
1hav ~ - d,tehy. 91ses sesreapsrs,
uewsrs, 1lsUs, a5liso1 saSsw 6nd nm
eslasss, la1sewa s1keo, shs1osA cider
ssss,s s 1ss - Z % Ia s.h;n.: :. Isv,
odioivoaosp, ste.e aed 0SNeie = 9esdeny :
! "a SisslsS iaIisiesas-aiS, & Dsv-'
spst bsv Astcsy. & psaahes. bss 50.
gaf miIIs, bslis, fnstic sails, stc.-all made
L u 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

-
Newton.
BAcg A0Aix. - g'dridss 4 ~. ere back
again a sheir,cl6 location, IN viese's Block
over Harrison Z stsas Rs~ Dug Store
Gall aud see tdeir nsw elBoa
EsS'AB CosvunsloH.-fhsd dSessatss =
~ state Osnvsatios II ~ fsalns Brolh-
EsrAesA sf Iowa, have esnsasnss6 arriving
IN our city.
To pxsMoxRss.-Anothafi instGllment Of
Peasios il due tn.day. (Ssst. sth). Take
yone csrd1salD y MeNeu. Aie1andss 4
Schutt. sgsnts. at the First Nssisnal Bank
bsilding, and you win sst your money
promptly. 9.
TnR attention OF the readers Of the Dsno>
caAr 10 directed % ths double coluas ID.
vertiscment Of lnslee : Owsns, ~ brady
street. Their stock n (fesh ssd cooplsts,
and prices low enough 70 interest any pug
chaser. Call q trs new stefs and OF.
anime. -
JxwstaY. wAscpes, &c.-J. D. wilson,
Brady strest. iirst doos ftom Sscosd. hss .
large stock Of jewelry. watches. clocks. sill
YER wares. &C., 10 which the sttsstion Of
buyers is directed. Every article wartast-
cd sept3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04
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BE- +!
entiono
aud ma
feet
,ui mate
vi Fuiton
tied fr'n
mans and
rEwaking
,old thsa
lshtntn.
neWer.
NJ" /" Hal
sve etrug-
o rcn,cdy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

Ns. Doaahue sxhibits { large sleas->eoed
hell Of bic own snsnuisesuss, end which hs
aakes p ~aes aoDod Asssy aedaAetur>
e in the coGDoey.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

'lspe1sn. Anbng ~ let1lAt eelsbrisisl
Of the stock stalls are the cattle brought
here BY Tiooshy Day, . most extsnstss
6H,nsr end sesek sFSssr - Winchester,
Van Buren, county, Iowa. NJ. Day bsisss
his herd hsrs-s distance of two hundred
|AhA IhsE shiex bi6 ottlfmat <joy ID.
tsputatisn II eoSpssiss - sesst County
Fair premiums on these Grouads. The
specimens exhibitsd By ~. Day afe Of the
rare Durham breed. The thanks Of the So
cie,y and its patrons are due Mr. Day iol
Tie pains he has taken 70 again bring bid
stock to our rair. We hope he will @
away hsodsomsiy rewarded.
There ase several other fiue herds d
Dushans, Dsvons. etc. Also some excel
lent single specimens Of cows. bulls, calves
ETC., which Win b suse b attract ouch =,
tcntiou.
The sheep aud swine pens are we'll reuss'
aeuasas teea ~ wh61g, his tlOss =
possible - particulariss- many additisni
and change are being mAda. In thA a.
psstnsat there viii b 10 lack ot intuoD
THE ssasos. la fact. enc rare sample ofthl
ehn6tot. wAlls bESeA< sssi6 pSsUs6 6sion-th,
property Of our fornsr friend =. s. Elh, aat
vhieA hss adspted the nAns Of the worth,
Sscsstssy Of our Sos;ssy i alfsady he ob
ssts0 AsAAAsa10 4SA1hing obssssers-
~ saly % sssosnt of name bst ths fosns
eaeln6tle eSieisass q eissia itSs.tnalss
ssoAlassa. shish -Hkssss aAlsssls ersas at
sSatisn. Ne knSw hsshtus sbsot Il, bat
report says hat ~ 6ososr is ssttl;ag - slI
'es.s, and = s'aasA : ny length ahssA
Ihao hae oshibllion about . scTe a u
Dec poultry as'eves iaid"s 'ssg. Tsses an
|AeNt pvstlf finsjaable breed; sssss, dssk
ssd hwb = svssy kiad. Jsdp 0sssa ~
. > - 4f ID
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

A-A a.>.>
~ =. S.s."s~ w.
.im'~ ..si,mns'~ :,
- oIlAl shis
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09

VIM 7. iglehart, VIVA, II, Baker,
James q jones'. James Davidson,
John u Taylor, Charles Viele, sam.
Archer, David y, Maekey, James u,
Riggs. II *. Wells. Isaac Keen,
Charles Babeook, D. J .sWbittaksr, ..
4 Jaqusss. Matthew Henhing, Capt
WIN Raagis. ! Osborn, joseph sa7
beft6n Charles UttredEe, William
Grange. Henry O, Gwathmey, and
Wan Bedford. j., ~.
Mid,ile p,eeineh=aErsd Wy. Cook,
10 H.GOramer llAdhblgs H@lseher,
w. IL II llgehins, lgdf NJ Cody
Philip Euler. ia John Schubert,
Albert Johann, Michael Becker,
Thomas neyston, Christian kratz,
Jacob Waintz, Fred, q, Decker, John
Decker, II l. Daanettell, Fred VAIN
seidlef, Alansen w Chute, james
urIe, Frank Green, Henry Cook, j.
Is, Orr. John Stocks, w Il, Baker,
fhos. II, Crist, William Teamsr,
Cels John q Grill, Jacob q, Smith,
Charles klingh@fer, Philip Hit,
Samuel Orr, Jacob sinzieh, Elias
Weber. j. A, t.irkAnbuseh, Fred
straub Capt, q, II Allen, VIM.
Lbewehthal, John w Gtneu, Ed
Burlis, John dries, Petef Haberef,
AieE, Burnley. j H. neiker, Jacob
Fr@lioh, Wm. Meitlabd, VIM, O.
Newett, Hahaft skinner, VIM. saber-
ton, Geo. w Henson, aud WIN. Paine,
Stephen Armstrong.
L6ieet Precinct, 4soren Sorenaoh.
William Kolle, CLARK Cody, Henry
DbdeahoG, Jacob BeDnighof. Anton
Tenyoorde, Valentine Kramer, jas,
Wiltshire, Henry Kreipke, Martin
Htoia, Anthony Reis, Henry johnson,
Johp Npgapl. George Hegver, GhPe,
sohaum, Jacob Sohapner. II v. Con
terman, Frank Fares, Andrew j.
Hutchinson, James Swanson, Albert
Heidel, Thad. l. Conapt, Anton Helb-
ling, VIM, 1'ieman, Spencer Glaaier,
William Geeding, Jacob Deutoher,
John i,rose, Edgar Sharp, Fred.
Deuhlsr, Peter Hess, John M. Gleieh-
man, Christ Wundsrlieh, Victor
Biaeh, August klaushside, Captain
Michael Mueller, Robert Little, John
Hodson, John Mulh, Fred, Geiger
Thornton MaIes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09
To the Voters Of Pigeon Tow nuhip

The undersigned, Chairman Of the
Central Committees Of the two po.
litieel parties, hereby agree TO the
following diyiaiop Of Pigeon Town
ship, for the purpose Of voting at tho
election next Tuesday: ''
All voters living above Main Street
aud on the east side Of the Princeton
State road, will vote at the City
Council Rooms, over tho Pohtofliee.
All voters living between Main
Street and Leet Street, on the south
side Of the canal, aud between Main
Street and First Avenue, north Of the
canal, will vote nj the Court House.
All voters living below Leet Street
aud below First Avenue, will vote at
tho Union Engine House in Lamasco
In order TO prevent errors and do
teet fraudulent voting II In earnestly
requested that strict compliance with
the above boundaries shall be OBJ
served. j, 7. ELLIOTT,
Chairman Union Central Com.
BEN. srfNsoN,
Chairman Dem. Central Com.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09

&, Lror, q, eLHMHN
WI. LYON AZ 90.
VI. LYON AZ 90.

WYE HAVE OPENED A MANI.
WV moth Fine Clothing HOUSE Ia SO.
Louis, aud have the La EAT and
FtNEhr Afuck of CLOrHA and Fancy
Material IN the piece ever brought 20 At.
Louis, We also have one of the beat CUT
ierA to be found Ia New York. our iteady.
Made Garments were gotten up especially
tn onf order at the celebrated honhe ~
peViin n CO., broadway, New York, aA-
pfeAHly for the ~. LOFTS City Trade.
We are prepared TO got az fiae. stylish
business or Dress Auita to order. In the
inost tasteful and "hobhyH style, on the
hhofteRt notice. We are temporarily Loo
Gated at No. a0a North Fourth traet, aud
Will remove TO the beautiful marble build.
Ing corner Fifth and olive Streets on tho
lat November. fH tuNaif 4ut
our Mr., Lyon would be pleased to raa
ceive a call aud the ORDERS al ali his fors
mef customers and friends ia Evansville,
hendersoll and vicinity. fzS>l t. f4fH
Mi, Caleb Davidson, Thitd Street, be.
tween Main and Locust, lfNNnevitle. has
kindly CONSENTED To take the measures OF
Anptlemnn who may deaire 10 favor ua
Any OF the former customers of Mr.
Lyon who may aend their orders can dies
penn on getting tiratsciaaa goods aud ete.
GENT hls at the lowest prices; aud In all
casen where not perfectly aatlsfnetory ma
be returned,
~. Louis. Mo, sept, ~, 1860. loca dam
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09
CORRESPONDENCE.
Politics ia spencer.

NNiHFHtAt3 etFffR4 WE fhfff ftfHf
Editors 1aafnati
The d9iaks Of the week past have
been ffaught with evil TO the latter
day Democracy" IN our county, Nib
lack 4 fsdofd Of crime Ii making bis
mans edieps among the people, sad
many aa otherwise sound Democrat
will erase his name ffetn the ticket
though he may not insert another
Tuesday next will, also, see many Of
the "uaterri6ed'' Of other days 70.
mainipg a. home op aesepat q inde-
eision, Never were the Union men
more confident or teaiobs IN the good
work, f
TO show the desperate straits 10
which the Lost Cause Is driven,
note the following Hon, job, Hat
field, late Of Perry County, denied
positively, day OF two ago, IN n pub
liaspeeeh, the call or assembling of
any such a Convention MS tibet Of Per
ny Couaty, which, 10 the winter Of
1861 passed resolution, asking that
1.-THE line Of separation should run
North Of us" He, also, denied being
there ordhavihg anything 10 do IN the
affair. while there are hundreds Of
living mep who know that his denial
il but a party dodge, TO escape the
odium Of that piece Of history, At
many places the speakers fail TO meet
their appointments. and at.snme the
people don't come. The hand writing
upon the wall Ia against The whole
tribe, aud already the steady tread Of
tho boys Ia blue" who step 70 the
''alnaie Of the Union IL making
Democratic knees quake with fear,
as the day of election approaches,
Judge Pitcher addressed about 100
citizens to-day for thirty OF forty min
utea, aud about hall that number for
the remainder Of his two hours
set.to. Pity aud blame are about
equally divided upon his case.
The old man deserves pity
the demaGo0ua blame for such af-
rant humbug aud childish twsddle an
we're mingled In his speech, No won
der that moro than half his auditors
retired In disgust, However, the days
OF monkey shows arc pretty we'll over,
and AS hts Judgeahip can retire to
dine, for some time 70 come, upon hia
buttered slice, none Of bis personal
friends will need 10 waste their votes
for him.
We arc expecting Gen. MoClernand
here on Saturday night, TO toot his
little Democratic horn. TO rally tho
faltcring, falling friends Of Andy,
President United States, for the great
conflict Of Tuesday next. But II il all
Of no avail, Old Spencer cannot be
moved from her unialtering devotion
to the Union, by any such petty parti'
sans Of " My Policy" In 1864 we
rallied upon tho Emancipation Proc
iamatioa of the immortal Lincoln,
aad swept tho field with victory. la
1866 We rally upon the Constitutional
Amendment, aud woe betide the party
or the power that opposes the Ameri-
can people on the highway Of liberty.
Victory IL our wetohword, Freedom
our battle CRY, and Peace aud Plenty
the result of our triumph on Tuesday
next, at tho ballot boz that great battle
ground Of F" Free Speech Yours for
success, FAIRPLAY.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09
A. ANDRAE,
ANuFAoTuR ER or
Boots and Shoes
Sycamore Street,
lust RETURNED rnar.

Between First and Second atreeta.
wMAvINa JUST RETURNED FROM
IA my European trip, | would raapaot-
fuliy Announce TO my old cuatomern, aud
all new ones who may give me y trial, that
line promptly and TO the satisfaction OF
tho puhlies
have on hand y large stock OF Custom
anybody Ia Evansville or anywhere else 4;
therefore call aud get good bargain.
oci dim
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09

roNsfDEn OUR ADVANTAoEsi We
~ ARE now receiving our Qnesuhwhfe III
New Orleans, our crates are hoiAtsd from
the Ocean stsamefs, and placed on board
STEAMBOATS,, which land them AT our wharf
Ia this city, thus making bal one transfer
from
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09

We are now manpfeeturing every de-.
Hefiption OF COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and GOAL. OIL LANTH1th, which We will
afli al ieaa than Cincinnati prieaA.
Lamp stack, consisting OF Burners,
SHADES chimneys, Pegs. aud Feet, FOR eaie
at manufacturers priceh,
our new Catalogue and Price List for 1904
II now ready for distribution, which will
be furnished 10 Merchants only, on appll-
cation. trf.. ..ffs