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CHICAGO. June IL.
The Journals Dubuque special says: Two
young men, living about eight miles distant,
after starting across the river in skif this
morning with their grandmother, were
drowned at the foot of Third street, the skiff
having been thrown against barge with such
force by the current Us to capsize it, The
woman vas rescced. The bodies of the young
men are being searched for
Thos. Paynor, second mate of the steamer
Northern Belle, was killed Sunday morning,
by the falling OF skf which the deck hands
were hoistinR from the foreeaste
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.
CuIcAGo. lima 4

CHICAGO, June IL.
The Journals Springfield special of to day
says. A large number of members of both
houses are present, certainly quorum, and
are now lying around loose in groups discuss
ing the situation, and laying plans for opera
tons. The Chicago delegation Of both houses
are present, and il is believed the session will
be brought to close this week, as the busi-
ness is ell cut and dry. Both houses will be
called to order punctually at noon, when the
Governors message will be read. All the
old clerks and officers of the first session are
present and will fill their old places.
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FIRES.

ATcHIsox, Kan, June II.
Twenty frame buildings on the nor side,
and eleven on the south side of Commercial
street. between Fourth and Fifth street, were
destroyed by FIRE on Sunday afternoon. Loss
estimated al S50,00u; insured in Hartford,
Illinois Central and .ftua companies.
NEw YoKK, June III.
The rosin yard Of HufFort & Smylh at
Red Hook Point, South Brooklyn, Was de-
stroyed By FIRE this afternoon. Loss esti-
mated at $40 900
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FROM LAWRENCE.

LAWRENCE, KS, June IL.
Wade's Senatorial parry remained here to-
day and partpok Of banquet given by the
city. A brass band from Fort Leavenwortn
has joined the party.
Senators Pomeroy, Ross. and Hadney
Clarke, will accompany the party.
The party, who were joined yesterday by
Gen. Palmet, Treasurer, and several other
officers of the Union Pacific Railroad, East
ern Division and their ladies, all left at three
o clock this evening for junction City
The kaw river has risen fourteen feet in
twenty four hours, owing to the heavy rains
on Republican Fork.
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBAxY. June IL.
The Constitutional Convention to-day ap-
pointed a standing committee. and adopted
resolutions calling for information relative to
the expense, receipts, &c, OF the canals. and
appointed committee to ses whether, in
their opinion, provision should be incor-
porated in the Constitution authorizing. NO
men il the State to exercise the elective
franchise, when they shall ask for that right
by majority Of all the votes given by the
citizen females, and over the age Of twenty.
one years, at an election called for that pur-
pose, at which women alone have the right
10 vote. was laid on the table.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

NEW YoRK, June ii.
The steamer Arizona, with California dates
to the 18th, and S659, 900 in treasure, has ar.
rived.
The L. S. Consul at Guayamas is dead
Mosquera had dispersed the Columbian
Congress and arrested a number fmembers,
and is declared in a state Of war
The lsthmus is yet tranquil.
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FROM MEXICO.

Nsw YoRK, June H.
The Heraid,s Queretaro special Of May
26th, says: Gen Lopez, who led the Liberal
troops into the city, received three Thousand
ounces Of gold S4sIoo0) for his treachery.
Col. Maximo Compass. the commander of
Maximilian body guard, attempted to escape
with four thousand dollars when the surren
der took place, but he was soon captured aud
Immediately shot. All the French officers
are missing.
Macmillan continues i'll from dysenterY
He bad very violent attack of it on the
evening after the capture, and has been un-
we'll since.
Neagnes Leclerg is related to President
Johnson
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FROM MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June IL.
A special to the Tribune says that several
of the old members OF the city government of
Mobile, having refused to accept their reap.
pointment from Gen. Pope. Gen. Swayne has
issued On order directing the vacancies to be
filed from that large class of citizens who
have heretofore been denied the right Of
suffrage and participation in municipal
affairs
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DR. l. c IngersoH cor Third 4 Main. tup stairs
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FROM PITTSBURG.

PrTrsBURG, June IL.
In the Goodyear dental vulcanite case
Judge McCandIess, of the U. s. Circuit Court,
this morning ordered preliminary injunc-
ton to issue against GeorgeJ. Luce, OF Titus
vile, and Aaron b. Robins, of Meadviile,
dentists, restraining them from any further
infringement of the Goodyear & Cummings
patents. Bakewel h Christy for plaintiffs,
and White q Stagle for defendants.
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LATE CABLE DESPATCHES
Transfer Of Fenian Prisoners to
England.
Car Departs for Germany.

LoyDos, June ll-Evening.
All the Fenian prisoners convicted of high
treason have been transferred to England and
placed in prison.
The chahcery case Of the United States VS.
McRae has been decided in favor Of the latter
A dispatch from Constsnsinople reports
that the Porte issued proclamation making
Egypt separate sovereignty.
PARIS, June ll-Evening.
Car lefl TO day for Germany.
PEsTH, June II.
Emperor Francis Joseph has added to the
eclat of coronation OF the King OF Hungary /,
by distributing the vast sums of money among
the poor ahd richly endowing the various be-
nevolent institutions of this city.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEw YORK, June H.
The Times special says that on saturday
last the U. s. Treasury held the largest
amount Of money ever held at any one time
since the organization of the government it
amounted to $3.50. .0O0, ,o0o OF which Si02,,
900 were gold, 5000, 900 currency
This amount was reduced to $40, ,000. 900 to-
day by the maturing of the June coupons and
interest, and on the 18th will be reduced nine
millions by the interest on the June 7,8Os.
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FROM GALENA.

GALESA, Ka June II.
A gentleman from Ellsworth reports that
that town is completely inundated, the water
being six feet deep. Several buildings have
flooded away, and others are moved from
their foundations A large amount of lumber
passed here and also portions Of buildings.
The water is six feet above the railroad track,
and good portion OF the road between here
and Ellsworth is submerged. The Smoky
Hill is within its banks and it is impossible
to travel either way The water is higher
than IL has been since 1853,
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.

NV IoRR, June IL.
The Heralds Springfield. Mass, special
says: The loss by the 1ariffville fire will not
exceed 5000, 900; insured for S425, 600 Ten
mills. tenement, boarding house, and two
stores, we're burned, with the whole Of the
property of the Hartford Carpet Company.
The fire throws seven hundred persons ou. OF
employment
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToS, June ii.
The geldings Brown George and George
Washington, each with running mates, trotted
on Mystic Park yesterday for purse of one
thousand doiiars-mile heats-best three in
hve.to wagons. Brown George won ia three
straight hsats tn 2:2ea, 2:24t and 2:2oi..
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FROM RICHMOND.

NEw 1oRK, June II.
The Richmond EyamineJ announces the
appearance of the wheat weavi in that vicin-
iiy An intelligent farmer estimates the dan
ger to his own crop at 25 per cent He says
that the insect this far has confined itself in
its attacks to the early wheat.
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FROM DUBUQUE.

,ial news is unimportant.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw YoRK, June IL.
A New Orleans special to the Tribune
says: Gen. Sheridan has restored Judges
Z: II. Stribling. and w. P. Bacon to Office.
They were Union men when elected from
once by the abolition Of their districts by che
Texas legislature BY consolidation with other
districts. @
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LorIs. June II.
d. c. Freeman, private banker, closed
his doors yesterday. caused by speculation
in dstillery liabilities unknown.
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BONNET BLEACHERY.
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LoUIsyrLIE, June IL.
A paper has been drawn up By some ne.
groes Of this State, to which signatures are be.
ing solicited, praying Congress to extend the
right Of Suffrage and to testify in courts, to
negroes in Kentucky.
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FROM TRENTON, N. J.

TREsrox, N. j., June II.
The National Horse Fair opened to-day.
About one hundred horses were entered, in.
s-udins twsnty.thrss double teams,
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FROM CANADA.


NEw YoHK, June II.
The Herald's Montreal special says that
Dion and McDevitt played a billiard match
for the championship Of America and 50 600
last night, Dion winning by score of I,5oo
to BIG.
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LIST OF NEW BOOKS
For Sale.

4 FIRST CLASS SALOON, situated on
\ Main Street next door 70 the City Livery Stable,
in Warsaw, illinois, hare lease the above prop.
esfy Tor three ssfs. have gond stock OF Lieu
hDe Billiard Table sud splendid lot Of Cigars and
Tobacco also caiaE ba 8. Imported Wines Ny
disposnz ef the property IL dissolution part
nership Ai-o house aud lot in the ity corporation
g. feet front BY 10 et deep The house contains i've
good rooms. For sAie at moderate terms Apply TO
CHARLks A. oGIER BROTHERS, the prem
ises iuneT d2w
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Coin, Silver U arc.

Clocks-whoiess 6 Retail
Bridges es..,.,..,,..,,.,...Nos 4 Estes House
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WANTED.

SIX OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN, wishing
~ day board with pri family, In most desif y
Bile part of the city, only square from Main Street.
can hnd tho same - appyi7x tie Gate City 0fhce
for in Information. TEAMS REAsoSApLE
iunt6-lw
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CLOCKS, WATCHES a JEwELRY.
Sam Bridges ........ Nos a ? Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres..... ...........67 Main street
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LATER MEXICAN ADvICES.
Political Affairs in California.

National Horse Fair at Trenton, NJ
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Large Fire I'm Atchison. Kansas

Arrival OF Members Of the Illinois legislature.
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GAS q STEAM FITTINGS.
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Howe Main street.
Duncan, karle / Co.........l30 4 I42 Main street.
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DRY-GooDs-RETAIL.
Engraving, Brands, q Seals.
EGGS a. BUTTER.
FURNITURE

Fans, Fancy Coos. Fine Cutlery.
S q Bridges Nos 2 Estes Hous
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God Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
s 9 Bridges Nos | A 2 Estes Uouse
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CRoCKERY & QUEENS WARE.
Carey lie Faivre...... Main street--bet 5th & 9th
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY,
American " watches.

BOOTS g. sHOEs-wHoLEsA
Hambleton HuiskamP. ...--.........eS Main street.
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BOOTS & sHoEs-RETAIL

Stewart Dean n...........cor Third 4 Main streets.
Huiskamp Matess 50 Main street
Huiskamp a Bro. Main street-bet 4ih 4 5th
Hart l3S Main street
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DESTIsTRY

Bridges. .........Nos l a Estes House.
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HOOKS & sTATIoNERY.

BAG FACTORY.
Beer ........l06 Main stree
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Gold Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes
S Bridges s........... Nos 4 Estes House
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DOWN GOES THE PRICE
OF
D R Y GOODS
AT THE
NEW YORK STORE.

shirting Muslins, I2I cents yard.
Fast colored standard Prints. Is cents. form.
er price 20.
Comfort Cslicoes, II cents, former price l5.
Dark Merrimac Prints, les, or yards for
dollar.
Heavy standard Sheetings, 20 cents. lately
Is cents.
Hickory Stripes and Denims, 20 cents. lat.>
ly 80 cents.
Ladies' Hose, Is cents, lately rs cents.
Kid Gloves 81 %, usual price 81 90.
Linen Crash III eents-old price.
Double width sheeting 90 cents, worth 81.
Yard vide Irish Linen so cents yard
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BANKING HOUSE.
al nnnk Min sf-haf "a & Ath
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GREAT FRESHET IN KANSAS

Two Men Drowned at Dubuque.
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THE most valuable iHLuse offered very Low 70 IN !.
trade ~ RoskRrsoS.x ALBERs
nehaRl
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CLOTIIIENs.

CARPETS, oIL CLOTHS, &C
John Copelu...... ...............53 SO Main street
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-23

4 Captain j. v. AdmIre, edlturof tneerew-
burg Herald, was married a few days ago
TO Miss Emma Lewis, of that place. He
and his fair lady have our best wishes.
Seymour, this State, is perhaps the
toughest place in it. Almost every day
some person is robbed, or, perhaps, has
his head cracked. A day or two ago a
young man was robbed at that place of
$500.
= The vexed question as to the a uehNrshlR
of the poem sentitled then Blue ga Nthe
Grey" in the last number of the Atlantic,
which honor the New York Gazette incor-
rectly conferred upon Judge Finch of In
dianapolis is decided by the New York
World, which says that the honor belongs
TO F. M. Finch, of Ithaca, New York.
7. arrangements have been perfected for a
grand regatta of the different boats around
the falls at New Albany, to come off the
second Monday in October--The regatta
will continue three days. The entrance
fee has been fixed at 81.
: The Senger Hall at Indianapolis, has
been sold to the contractor for $1,000. A sur
plus of from four 20 five hundred dollars
remaining after the payment of all ex-
penses incidental to the :" iest," has been
turned over to the common school fund.
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> Our business men and finance 3
all say. that what we want is some
settled policy and an assurance of
quiet in the financial policy ofathe
Government. They want NO unset
Ting Of the currency question. Sta
bility and peace in these matters, are
most needed to insure commercial
prosperity and satisfactory business
operations. There may be some diff
ference of opinion as to the policy of
Mr.. MoCULLooHs butt any radical
change, which will have a tendency
to beget distrust' and weaken the
credit of the Government is likely to
bring on a commercial crisis and
cause wide spread disaster to the
business. and industrial interests; of
the country. And Notwithstanding
this is so well known and so often
by our merchants, the reck
less politicians who are seeking IN
Vanderburgh County and elsewhere
throughout the country to get control
,efpubhc affairs, are doing aflrthey
can Ito destroy the national credit
and reFolutionize our financial policy
The Copperhead papers. are constant
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SO PoLITIcAL- - The Cincinnati Times
of the 18th says: Gov. BAKER, of
Indiana, is winning golden opinions
for his efforts. in Ohio in behalf of
the Union and the Consultation -
THE Boston Posi- Is forced 70 adj
init that the result of the .Oalifernia
election is no proof of the deelineiof
Republican strength in that State. , 20
Judge WOODWARD, has been nomi-,
mated for Congress By the Democracy
of the Twelfth District of PeBnsyl4
yania. The Judge is representative
Democrat, During the war, while on
the Supreme Bench of that State, b
decided the draft unconstitutional;
and in 1862 declared himself in favor
of letting the Southern States slide,
and favored drawing the?line north of
Pennsylvania 100 sa3 !. sssrs.gzz eool a
From the .RockportsJournaLl 800
The Vanderburgh Count y Republi-
can Convention met, on Saturday,
9TH inst, at Evansville, to nominate
candidates for Sheriff and Commits |
sioner. Alexander Darling was
for Sheriff. good selec-
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NEWS ITEMS.

Gold c clos 1 New Yort on Saturday
The yellow fever is said to be iabating at
Galveston. -uL -. sslr--
The yellow fever has sbroken, out ainS the
vicinity q Matarn orass Mexico, atc--
The funerah services overtheremainsl OF
Sir Frederick Bruce wiiftak place at Bos5..
ton' tomorrow ossrls s,zsTs MAN az 81 mo,
Haight, Governor elect OF = California,
positively sys decl Ines being ga, candidate for
The Weather classes of North Carolina
have petitioned General Candy to CEN
tinue in forcelsfckles' Order NO. Talin s6fa
der to save them from beggary.
1t is stated that General Sickles has
made a freshidefn ami for q e6nrtsof inqui-
ry on his case.
General Candy Is not interfering with
the process issued by Fedefalsc Courts IA his
District. %FN
Haight's majority for Goyerrsr Of Cali
fornia as far as heard from officially, is
1000. The u MON majority in the Senate
is now positively known to be four.
General schoheid has dssned an order
that the ballots of the blacks and whites
separately in any district Of 500 voters 81
The indians have notified the, eoHtrac-
tors on the Kansas and Pacific Railway,
that the road shall not be built. beyond
Fort Hays. and threaten that they will
war to the knife. Great excitement pre-
walls along The ronte, and the iaborers are
leaving.nnR :sa.xfa1 .sssir i ffsfg ser-sT 81.
A New York Times special states that
Gov. Orr, of South Carolina, has written a
letter TO Gen. Sickfes since he was reliey
ed, in which he expresses deep regret at
the Presidents course, and unqualiffedIy
endorses all the measures of gSickle's au-
ministration, especially Sickles' order No.
10. 49, q
A man named" J. Pence was shot by his
brother-in-law a short distance from In.
dianapolis on Sunday. 1t was thought
that Pence would not recover. His broth
er-in-law, Holman, gave bill in the sam
ofslo,eoo. An old grudge was the cause of
tn act. s Sfs. i 80 @4rf9@fE
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rNpTANA ITEMS.

A new paper mill is about to be started
at Valparaiso. - q 49,
Last wednesday night as the down train
on the Jeffersonville Road was taking sup
per at Seymour. some graceless scamp
stole the locomotive and ran it ten miles
down the road, where it was abandoned.
A distilIery at Lafayette was seized a
few days ago for an. alleged successful at
tempt to defrand the Revenue Law. A. -z7c.
Martin Ego proposes TO get up an. irish
fest" He will head the movement. There,
will of course be music. in. it-s. The Irish
s'fests" always have. u Sc. = - -
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In RankruntcY.

ryEFIs IS no GIVE NOTICE. that ON
u the 18TH day of Septe m Der, A. D. 1857.
a warrant in bankruptcy was Issued
Eyansy lie. in the County of vanderburgh,
anf Stale of Indiana, who has been adj
ThaI the pay cent of any debts and deliv-
ery Of any pr. perry belonging TO such
bankrupt to him, or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by i'm is forbid
den by law; that a meeting of the credit
ors of said bankrupt 10 prove their debts
and TO choose one or more assignees Of his
CIV. to be holden at the ONCE of Charles il.
Butterfieid, on Third street, in the; city Of
les 81. Butterfesd Register. on the 10th
day, OF October, a. D. 1857, at 10 O'clock Am,
- us. Marshal, Ddsirict Of In ana 20
1@sszl o@' Esl1s ~
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Soldiers Meeting Saturday
Night.
Tie

L. a. There was large meeting OF the
Army of the Republic on Saturday,
of which report will be found in the
City News column. There is no di-
versity of sentiment among the sol
diers on the Importance to their inter-
est. of securing the election of Cap
tain ALIcK DARLING They see
plainly that the issue is squarely made
up between a Union soldier and no.
torious Copperhead for the most i'm
portant county Office in the gift of the
people. 1t was not enough for the De-
mocracy to defeat an old soldier of their
own party. but they must give the NOM
ination to one of the most decided
anti-war men in their ranks. Not
only this. The contest has brought
out in opposition to Captain OAR
LING, every one of the old opponents
of the soldiers during war times. the
unconditional peace men, the oppo-
nentsl of the draftsthe men whex eH =
courag ed the soldiers to desert, who
denounced the war for the Union as
an Abolition crusade, the owls and
the bats of the Sons of Liberty, the
rebel soldiers and deserters. Under
such circumstances as these, the Ar
my of the Republic needed no apollo
gy togo into the fight against these
their old enemies.
The appeal which they make to the
voters of Vanderburgh County ito
make good the pledge given to the
men who fought the battles for the
preservation of the Union by electing
Captain DARLING to the only lucrative
Office within their gift at the Cap
preaching election" will not be lost
upon loyal men There was nothing
more distinctly understood duringrthal
days of volunteering than that the
men who sho6}dered their mtisketss
and went, out to fight. the battles of,
the country against treason, when the
war was5overh shouldT have theIeficesl
of value within the gift of the people,
They ask that this promise, SO vvolunn-"
tarily and so saoredly dmadel1 them
shall now be redeemed They present
CAPT. D4RLfNeo as a. gallant soldier
and alfaithful and competent, public
officer, and ask that he, as the repre-
sentativesDf over FIVE hundred GENE
rades of the Army of the Republic.
be, given the Office of Sheriff Of Van.
derburgh County in preference toqa
citizen who never responded to the
call of his country, butwho remainedt
at home within the ranks of the
.peace Democracy. Will the APP
peal be made in vain2 a.nede4aN 9rtn