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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-21

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25
ksaslpeky Soagse ssIpnaI coatentIon.

We direetfthe attention of our read
ers In kentucky to the Call which APP
pears n TO- day 4.J6sRNAL, for Con-
vention of The business men of the
Secpnd District, to- rpminate q canai-.
date for Congress. Tie time is short,
but this notice, with the correspond
ence which has preced9 it, between
the leading men of the party in diff
ferent Counties, VII be Sufficient to
draw out a fair attendance of delee
gates. There will be no. timelto hold
County Conventions to appoint dele
gates, but it is expected that every
Union citizen, who is impressed with
the importance of making bold fight
against the rebel Democracy, will at
tend. and take part in the Conven5I
tioa. The Union Party should have
a candidate in the field at 5nce, who
willd challenges BRowN .toFa public
discussion. He must be arraigned
b, Before ssthe people upon his
IRRESPONSIBLE arecord. and the
designs. of the rebel Democracy
mast be exposed. The Union party
has nothing to lose and everything
to gain by the discussion. It's oppoJ
nents, cling to the dead issues of the
past. 1t is the party Of progress and
Of national unity. Though it may
now bein the f1ftiority IN South west
ern Kentucky, it is associatedwith the
party which i. ia the majority in the
country. and which rules the nation
the party whose principles will ul-
E sFse ~ gEsSsA IL IkSss1efE 81 all
There is no lack of men of talent,
of eloquence, and of influence in the
Second District, to make the race.
They only wait the call of their fell
low citizens. to enter upon the can
vass. By attendance upon this Con-
vention at Calhoun, the proper man
can be designated, and more
thorough organization of the party
can there be made 1t is hoped that
every county in the District will be
represented az
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25
The Convent lion Tonight.

We suggest to the delegates to the
City Convention which meets at the
Coart House tosiieht. that they be
prompt in their attendance at half
past seven. There Is aconsiderab BILE
business to be j -ahsacted, and it
should be commenced early. Every
delegate, who has been appointed by
the Ward meetings, should be in his
place andrepresent his constituents
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25
KENTgSKY ITEMS:

% Coi r.. H. Jacob, Conservative candidate
for Congress in the Louisville District, be-
gan his canvass in that city on Saturday.
The new Louisville Theatre is opened to-
night for the first time. An address, ap-
propriateSto the eeeaslon, n wajtten by
George d. Prentice, VIII be spoken by Miss
Dargon, an actress.
The editor of the Frankfort Yeon,an is
1fndignant al the news ;tliaiDapis, Harding
and others have taken position for the
Union Democracy.
The Hon. L. s.. Trimbie passed through
-Leuisv lille .rh ursdays onshiswsy home.
Mr.. A McCIintock, near Millersburg, in
Bourbon County, has four four-year-old
mules, that weighs from l ,275 pounds to
1895 pounds each. Is this heavy weight.
Lige Daghey, convicted by the Franklin
Circuit Court of the murder of Maria Free-
man, has been sentenced by Judge Drane
to be hung on Friday, May 3lst, next.
The Georgetown Times reports the follow
ing sales in Scott: Jesse Hambrick mas
sold to C. o. Kenney 80 acres of land on the
head waters Of McCsnaelrs Ran, at $40 per
acre, cash. Mr.. L. B. Offutt reports the
following: For AL. Collins 50 acres of land
one and half miles from Cen terville. on
the Paris PIKE, at S95 per acre-indifferant
finnprovernents. . sssa bEA
The Frank Fisher farm. of 1886 acres. efsht
miles from Paris, Kentucky, on the jack
town pike, was sold TO Crate Bowles at $50
per acre, twelve acres of woodland pasture.
three miles from Paris, on the same pike.
sold for s2NO per acre to Gray Smith, 1t
] .belongef to the estate of Turner Fisher.
ttaee caea sd gh II AiIy5 resi<fenHe lbeIgns.
ing to the estate in the eastern vicinity of
Paris, with twelve acres attached, sold for
sl4,O45, to Joun Bedford, senior. A few
a years ago it sold for % 900.
GovernNS Bramlette has issued his pro-
eiamation that 81 900 reward is offered
for the apprehension of Monkey and Ellis
worth. for the murder of James Smothers,
of Bath County.
A crazy man named C. Ross, jumped
through the window of a car on the Ken
tncky Central Railroad, on Wednesday
4 evening" He went through the glass and
ran off unhurt-z The cars stopped as soon
rs possible, but%fe man was not cauebt i
Mr.. James Radcliffe, of Metcalfe Cor1isfv.
y not long Since. iaid down for q short nan
-lSHnd saweBe after having slumbered~ ten
/, days. when Mr.. Radeliffe is taxing these
2 maps, all attempts to waRe MIN prove flu.
tile. He weighs between sfour hundred
and five hundred pounds.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

THE Daily JOURNAL, tomorrow;
will contain, the usual week " market
review, and fall commercial and river
intelligencc by telegraph. from all
parts of the country A large nun Der
ofeopies win be sent to the rmerchants
and traders abroad, and it is an excel
lent time for new advertisements to
appear AS the decline Of the river
will greatB3reYive business, the city
merchants iwillldoubtless take. advan-
tage of the large and unrisailed eircd-
lation of the Journal. to coinmuni-
cate with the Trade ,'.';r5I
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The Journal in ~Ken.ucky.

Il We acknowledge thereceiipt, within
the past few days. of clubs for the
JOURNAL, from Hartford, Ohio
County; Dixon, Webster County, and
nHRpk insyille, Ghristian sCoupty. We
are glad toIlearnithat the Union men
of WestengK Ken tzteky are interesting
thssasfFsip befss. If fitsJ oURN Al,
and that its'circulation. is rapidly fnt
.creasibga Welcbufidendy expect that
LbefefeS the pisstiQS Of kAPal we
will hayel the largest, circulation IN
that region, of any paper either ID or
SIt1fAsShls.I W0UEIW
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

Our readers will discover that We
give up most of our space tothe pub
LEGATION of news from all prts or the
globe this morning. We have Euro,
,pean dispatches of yesterdays date,
and every portion of our country, as
well as South America, is represented
in our telegraph columns. 1t is our
determination to make the JOURNAL
without rival in the publication of
the very latest and most reliable
news. although. at times, it may
infringe upon the space usually allot-
ted to editorial, as it does this morn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

THEfletter which we publish from
Louisville is from the pen of one of
the most gallant and distipguished
Kentucky officers of the Federal
army. He speaks the sentiment of
the great mass qof the Union soldiers
OF that,State. who are arrayed in al
Mpst solid phalanx against the Rebel
Democracy in the present contest, as
they;fought them in the four years
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25
b. MISETL ERsS
ts X ~ % Celebrated ia IsJng
HI r. R II Oh i TT + R -.
~ ~ $500 REWARD. NE

r WILL PAY $500 TO IT HI -
show a greater nuplbsr of genuine cer-
tificates OF cures effected BY. At near the
HERE RIHas BIT BfTT K mof choiera. consump
ton, Dyspepsia, LIVER Complaint, Bloody
Flux, Diarrhra, Typhoid, Remittent, In
Ague, Cholera Morbus, Yellow Jaundice,
Scrofula, Running or Sore Legs, Cancer,
Abscess, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Coughs,
Diarr hoea, p les. letter, slSeald Head. Oph-e
nema or falling away sickness peculiar to
children, Leucorrhoea, Falling of the
Womb. all obstruction to the due course
OF n sture in females, ali yenereal diseases,
and all complaints arising from impure
blood, or q weak and disordered state OF
the stomach. liver, or kidneys Remember a
II ii does not cure, the money will be RED
funded by the proprietor,s BE MISHLEK,
" nt.lster, Penn. WIZ
FOR sale. wllo,e ale and retail, on Second
Street, bet Nam and Sycamore.
A. GETZ, Agent.
mch22 dim Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

IL tfiue the Watch, Clock, and Jewelry.
business at the old stand, No. q Main
Street, under the anne Of +" Louis Bit
rolf" Thankful for the past literal pa
troDage. he wouid solicit a. continuance OF
the same, and viii use his nj most endeav-.
Ors to merit It. ]. l.. BITTROLFFyJR.
rnch22 DIT wilt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25
indiana State u iversity,

81 BLOOHl ASIU " NIL =
Tuition Free for Al in fhe Collegiate
Department.
FETHE SPRING StSsEOS WILL RE
e gin on Monday. the sth o. April next
The pies mt lis the most PROSPEROUS session
in thefbistory OF the UnIver-ity. For cata-
logues a-.d Information address the Presl-
dent OF tho University Rev. q. MUTT, DID.
~ Es. VIM. II kNNAMAN
President of the Trustees
Indianapolis, March ~, 1867.
mel23 DIV wit -tU
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

George s. aOsgood, owner of the
yateht, 'FleetHing, second id the re
cent race across the Atlantic, was
married last Fridaysfte Miss Emily
Sehenckb berg.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

FYsHE COPARTNE RsHEP HERETO
& fore existing between I. ne undersigned,
under the firm name of BiLtrolh d Co., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
J. II. Bittrolff. Jr., assumes all liabilities
and collects all accou nts due the late firm.
J. T.. BfTTROLFF, JR.
JOHN l.. REY NOLDS~T
Evansville, March 20th, 1867.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25
;TATE ITEMS.

y Fort Wayne, not to be- outdone by rival
= >eities, IS ehjoyinga mad-dos sensation
Seventeen hundred dollars worth or
tickets have been sold FOR the Restori per-
20 Torrance at indianapolis. .,3a, 'osA
BY a late law of our Legislature, County
Commissioners are authorized to hold
monthly sessions when necessary.
zea3s cBeonns ne Soasss, anew, brick psel, in
Esds place osl an ola frame itayern thai burnt
down about a year ago, s g51r 97a
correspondent in Pike County infosras
5ns that the frnitpromises Pply helf crop.
The Treasvrer's office in Petersburgh, in
Pike County. was broken into on the night
~ .osfthe 2lst. The rogues got nothing fol
their trouble >AN~@ ssN
Highwaymen are operating in the vicini
ty ofIndianapolis, making honest country
men stand and deliver" at the point o
zz~u.-. the revolver. -.
A number of families, in New Albany
are lodged m the Mission Sunday Scaoo
building and fed at the public expense
rArailroad meeting is to be held at Hunt
ingburg, DdBois County. On the 18th inst.
-, for the purpose of organizing company
to build a raflssad from some point on tn,
-a5JIC Ohio Rtyer-vprebably Rockpert-to con
meet with the Ohio and Mississippi road
o,, at some port II DUBOIS county ~sSm
s~-----A grand Odd Fellows celebration vii
take place al New Harmony, on the 26ti
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

The above call is Forwarded to us
by prominent and influential Union
men OF the Second Kentucky District,
with request for publication, which
We cheerfully give Mr. FELAND is
gallant soldier Of the-Uniea army, an
able lawyer. a popular gentleman. and
citizen of Hopkinsville. He would
doubtless rally to his support the full
strength of the Union party; and the
ability with which he would discuss
the political issues before tie people.
would do much to strengthen and ih-
crease the loyal sentiment Of this Dis
trict. "a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25
,teImsH E. @. SMITH,
Chair. Ma nu fla cturer,

"AS REMOVED TO HIS NEt
A Factory corner of Division an
Third Streets, where he will be pleased u
see his old and as many new customers as
NAV call Chairs sold at the lowest prices.
sep2 d6m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25
Fran Europe we learn that the Fenial.
excitement is diving out

Frnn&Euppe We learn mat the Fen1an
exeitementis dying out.
From South America we have the usual
batch of mixed and unintellig,ble news.
y 1Lphe c6oIefa jiE reported att Queenstown,
Ireland and seems to be on the increase. .
THE tiaI of Senian prisoners for high
treason commences at Dublin. Ireland. on
fhe 9th of April.
The first number of new paper called
.OIhsyetAAuSeSe spa,s~y 4as sbudsirs ap-'
pearance in New York.
The Turkish Government has refused the
proposition ofths Great Powefsr Ssfive to
Gambia and Greece.
Accompany has been, formally organized
to build bridge over the Mississippi at st.
Louis. Several railroad companies are in
90 stde&ea tend en- abuna6n$ Pfankney is
reported tie be guaranteed.
On Saturday morning the Winter GAR
asntgheatrss1R NHT Yprk swHs entirelyI
destroyed by fire. The wardrobe of Edwin
Booth, valued at from seo,O 900 to 500 600. was
dold consumed; The Southern Hotel. adjoining
- the Theatre, was badly damaged.
There is said to be a bitter feeling in
Prussia against France IL Is thought thai
orc Napoleon Is endeavoring to formra Con-
federation against Prussia.
ei-'' People eff the line Of the railroads. are
reported to be starving Inc some of the.
Southern States. Whole counties are be-i
coming depopulated. 10
vetoS OF the snppfemenfary Recoiistrua,,
ton Bill, and it was promptly passed owe n
1eNfo, sinrthe blouse, by vote of M
The Delaware Legislature adjourn ed on
Saturday. Considerable important Iegjs-r
IL lapoh<4as done. Among other acts was
the equalizing of punishment to offenders,
regardless of color. There lseems to be a {
growing feeling in favor of negro suffrage.
"big time was had at the Peabody
banquet, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in
NA3 Y ofk, setAs Friday hight. A great
many great men and great mems wives
were present to enjoy the good things. 49,
e. The sofnn on the NAtiahtfc scoast. Oh
Thursday. is reported to have been the
a ssesersst known in New AorkforHE9ye wears
Vessels were unable either to enter or go,
81 out Of the hagboT. bus s.o1aoqmI '4o'
The British Minister. at Washington,
,eboolias been informed by the Bfitish Govern.
ment that the sentence of the Canadian
Esniaqs, viii be remitted-,y
The New York Tribune denounces the
late Reconstruction meeting at Columbia,
South Carolina, at which Wade Hampton
made a speech, as farce. It 1denounces
- the pegxoB Beverly Nashss Q eepperhead.
The California steamer, Rising Star, has
60 arrived at New York shesreports three
American vessels destroyed by fire IN the
Harbor of Valparaiso. Suspicion rests
upon their crew as incendiaries.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

5 c0nd gsgr aA B.sirlet Of
- I1kES Ias5 aa.Eg y.
Joha Find 91sq ia'.s4s i,figs M ::
Ktowibs so9T slsvog ioa "a .te -Uffon
party cthFoasa tsse ssE6ses. aeInzssaia- fii'g
your ser ice Ia the ann ESQ tiie Cavern
mem in tsie az War, aad feenhg wtll as
sured OF the entire harmony OF yous views
with tile platform o. the Union party
al pied at Frankfort on the 18th OF Feb
ruary; If you will consent to become a
candidate Tor Congress In this district a.
the ensuing May election, you will receive
the warm support of MANY VOTERS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25
NEWS ITEM I I.

has 3 Gold closed in New York Saturday at
y1oi 1884, gIsTiir9 af1g 80 hios I'd iffw an
.sstaaaf =
The steamer Rising Star brought $40, 00o
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GfEittaer Naseiaar.

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fu ft immcr i'm GCur6ume gu trsTen.
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LYONsS
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0amsn tet uurrselmdbtstetteu.
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