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FROM MEXICO.
The late Battles at Quey etare, {


NEW ORLBAss. May 2S.-News received
from q ueretaro to the TIN inst. states that
heavy guns lad been received from Monterey
and opened on the 9Th inst The day previous
the Imperialists made an att1ck whic lasted
an hour and half. Gen. Escobedo claimed
q victory, and says Off ciaily that the snemy's
loss Is very heavy. We made few prison
ers Our losses are tri fling. Miraman's whole
force was engaged and driven back. Gan.
Trevin0 was wounded in the leg. Eseobeto
terms 1t glorious action. He Acknowledges
that some OF his own men and ON GERS were
kil ed and wounded, and states that the en- i.
emy was repulsed. The Imperialists gained
at first by their dash. but were driven by the
reinforcemenrs Of the Liberals, and the posi-.
tion and artillery lost BY the Liberals were
reeained. Several were killed ana wounded
on both sides. Gen. Corona commanded.
Regarding the fight on the 9th ultimo, bo n
sides claim q victory. General Escobedo's
Off cial report admits that ninety men and
officers were killed He is of the opinion that
the Imperialists will loon surrender. A great
hattie Is daily expected. .-T..5
Generals Majia and Vidaura are soon to
march to the frontiers with 6. 900 men.
The Ae1icano and Rdnckero state that the
Liberals will be compelled 10 abandon their
position before Queretafo in conseq usnce Of
the heavy rams. The latter says everything is
lost and the siege raised. The discontinue
and route Of the Liberals Is extensively re.
ported and believed. ...f. aa-'-
The suffering in Queretaroi is represented as
horrible. Whole families are dying Of hunger.
Evening star., 1867-05-25
GENERAL GRANT, THE ATTORNEY GENE
RAIL AND THE CABINET

The following paragraph telegraphed from
Washington appears in the New York pa.
pers of yesterday, and substantially as an
editorial in a morning paper of this city:
s'General Grant was present to-day at the
extraordinary Cabinet meeting, called to hear
and consider the opinion Of Attorney General
Stanbery on the dlsfran chisfng clauses Of the
Reconstruction act 1t is understood that the
opinion met with unanimous approval, and
thatit will this week be furnished to the ne VS.
paper press" 'a-t
We are informed that General Grant was
not present at any Cabinet meeting or cou Gil
at any time when the Attorney Generals
opinion was discussed or considered, and tn at
the .Opinion," when considered in Cabi-
net, did not s.meet unanimous approval" The
following statement in the telegraphic columns
of Yesterdays New York Times is understood
to be a correct statement Of the matter:
Especial Dispatch to the New York Times
WAsHIrGTON, Thursday, May %.
SPECIAL CABINET MEETING.
There wcs special me citing of the Cabinet
to-day, held for the purpose Of finally con-
sidsriDg the Attorney Generals opinion on
the Reconstruction Act. It was considered
for over two hours, and its points finally ap-
proved by majority Of the Cabinet.
Evening star., 1867-05-25
From Missouri - Gov. Fletcher Lynch
Law

From Missouri - Gov. Fletcher Lynch b
Law.
ST. LOUIS, May 55.-Gov Fletcher has ac-
cepted an in nvitat.on to take part in the poilt-
ical canvass of Tennessee during the summer.
A vigilance committee in johnson county
hung Tom Stevens and Morg Andrews, two
notorious outlaws, in Warrensburg, yester.
ray. Thew yzeEA hron9ht from Kansas on q
taken by force from the sheriff. Three farm
ers in the vicinity OF Warrenburg, connected
with a band OF horse thieves, have been ar.
in Jail, to await trial at the next session of the
eOnrt ~N
Evening star., 1867-05-25

WET POINT CADETs.-The President has
made the following appointments OF Cadets At
large to the Military Academy for 1857: VIM
BoeI um Wetmore, Of N. Y; John B. Weller,
Jr.. GAL; Charles @. Morrison, Ohio; Vinton
A. Goddard. ID. o.; Rufus M Williams, Tenn :
Davenport, U. S. N; Jacob Rebauu, Mich;
VIM. J. McDonaid, d. O.; Fred'k Keyse, Ser
geant First Artillery, u. s. A.; and Bainsridge
Reynolds, son of General J. j. Reynolds, U.
Evening star., 1867-05-25
City DESTROYED by Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 25-Arrived, shin ID.
Headly, from Baltimore. Bourse CITY
telegram says that Idaho city was DESTROYED
by fire on May 17th. All the main street was
burned from Bear Run TO Moore's creek. in
Guiding the office Of Wells, Fargo & Co.
New York advices of May LIST have been re-.
ceived overland in advance of the steamer
which left on the same day.
Evening star., 1867-05-25

THE OPINIoN.-The opinion of Attorney
General Stanbery, recd before the Cabinet in
special ses sion on Thursday, has been put in
type at the Government Printing Office, and
will shortly be made public.
Evening star., 1867-05-25

IL The Intelligencer is informed that the
STAR dees not publish prepared or "super-
vised'' defenses OF railroad companies. The
IntelItgeacer dou otless judged Of the course Of
the STAR from its own venal practises.
Evening star., 1867-05-25
AGRICULTURAL RspoRr.-Tbe report of the

AGRICULTURAL RHPoRT.-The report Of the
Agricultural Department for April. just out.
says there has never been greater encourage.
menL than there il this season for fine crop
of winter wheat. In more than nine tenths
Of the reports received, the returns are favor
able and promising, especially from the
South. The loss of cattle from star alton aud
exposure during the winter has been extraof.
binary in the South and West. In Texas one.
tenth Of the stock died from these causes, and
the same 10 true Of one county in N ebr aska.
Evening star., 1867-05-25

that the "opinion" OF Mr.. Il. J. Walker, there
q uoted, is that Of q disinterested legal ad-
wiser, while the plan fact. well known to
many, is that r. ]. Walker and James Cruteh.
ets are In " caheots" in regard to the property
in question, Mr.. Walker having lien on 1t.
The degree of real interest. however. that
Crutchett has in the aforesaid property On D
and North Capitol streets may be ascertainsd
by calling At the ONCE of the Recorder Of
Deeds, where it will be found that on the 9Th
of March deed was deposited there for record
by which is conveyed to W. s. Huntington, Of
the First National Bank, all the lots claimed
by Crutchett in that region. The deed 10
signed by K. J. Walker and wife. and BY
Crutchett. Some further light will be thrown
upon the same question by an advertisement
in the IntelEigencer of Marshals sale on Mon .
day next, to satisfy judgment in favor of 9.
Alexander. We recommend to the InkHi.
gence- to look before it leaps, hereafter, when
disposed to indulge it's Interested animositiss
against the railroad company.
Evening star., 1867-05-25

INew Jersey will hold her first State Con-
vention in favor Of Impartial Suffrage on the
ith of June. The ground is to be broken q
week from next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1867-05-25

~ The regular monthly meeting Of the
Washin gton Correspondents Club will take
place at 6 O'Clock tonight, at the Tribune
rooms, 14th street. A punctual attendance is
Evening star., 1867-05-25

j. INTERNAL RBvRHUB.-The receipts from
internal revenue to-day We're 453.224.7S,
making the total amount for the week 80, i5O,.
466. 90, and the total amount sin ce the begin
ming of the present fiscal year S240 79o, ,SOs 30
Evening star., 1867-05-25
Special Telegrams to the Star.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

lBy CahIe 10 the Associated Prsss.l -
LoNDoH, May 96-Noon. -Uonsols, s3X; U.
S. 5.S0s, 72X. Cotton arm ana unshanged !.
Corn has ad van ced 10 39s. ID. MI
L0HDon. May 80 p.m.--U. S. 5.2o's, -
Illinois Central, 70. # - -
which ate that McElwaiue and other Fee
mans, who have been on trial in that city
have been convicted and sentenced to be hung.
O'Brien will be next placed on trial.
Evening star., 1867-05-25

FINANoIAL.-Thee securities held by the
Treas urer Of the United States In trust for
n ational banks, reported o.day, ara as TO-
iowa :-For circulating notes, S3&G,64i.4So; for
deposits of public moneys, S39,052, $50; total.
1854 4e. -
The amount Of Fractional Ourrenc cy received
from the printers at the Treasury Dapartment
during the week is Sl85, 500. During the same
period there has been for warded to tina As
s.etaBt Treasurer at New York. Sl00,00o; 70
National Banks and others, S16S .32; total,
$3.50 tS932
The smount of National Bank currency
issued during the week was $45, $50, making
the total amount issued up to date S3s2, ,667 ,354
From this should he deducted the currency
returned. amou nting to 81, 237, 1872, leaving in
actual circu lation ~ this date. S293, $50 f2i.
The disbursements frsfn the Treasury De-
paItment during the week, on account Of the
War, Navy and Interior Departments, were
as follows:-Wa Department, &1,603 Navy,
Sl370 9G: Interior, S46i,747 total, 81 .853253.
The amount Of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was 1921, 800.
Evening star., 1867-05-25
THE, MUNICIPAL ELECTION

THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION
CANDIDKrEs FOR OFFICE. &c.
SEcoND WARD REPUBLIcAs TICKET.
S. TOT zanM0s RICHARDS
'' GIN HSS'si JOINS. tsss cRoCKER. I
WILLIAM hUTHERroRp
g, For JOSHUA nsIssU5GhlwHIrNEY WHITNEY.
By order second Ward Republican Club.
EDWARD AMBUSH = sc0reiars. "' mss7t
SEGoND WARD-FIRSTP PRBGfNGT.--Nosioe PR
- ia hereby given that in conformity TO the pro
an election will be held in the First Precincs o the
Second Ward on Msndsy the ihf day Of .ss inns
and surveyor, OF, one M member Of tn Board Of AIdsr
Council to or REPRESENT % said ward and one kssessor
at which said preeinot the votes OF all who sIs r.
the initial letter of whose is from to L in
elusive, will be received. Polls open At a M. and
''''' o p III JOHN cHhPMAN,
my 25-td IHer .&Int1 Commissioners.
SECOND. WARD-SEC0ND PRECTNCT-No
provisions Of the charter Of the city fWssh ston
an election will be held in the Second Precinct Of
% AK 81 ssh
west corner OF thirteenth and l. streets, TOR Col
Board of Common Council, to represent said ward,
einot Of said ard the initial letter Of whose names
'''' : . ''' '' AASsR4 AiSHkf EssFaRnssp. sEfHs
John W. TUCKER,
my Is I'd tHersldAIntel. Commissioners.
SECOND, wARD--THIRD. PRECINCT-Ns
provisions Of the charter Of Il the CITY 9f Washing
off fho ard on Mnnday 10
June next, at Rhulman's $ Hotel, on the southeast
e msf
the Board of Aldermen; three members Of tn the
and one Assessor At which said precinct the votes
Of all who are are Tesissersd in the original Sssond
name is from A to l. inclusive, will be received.
Polls open at Z a. M, and elose at J p M
G. a. D6UGHERTY,
my 25- dtd Herald & Tntel.l Commissioners.
CEC0ND WARD-FO URT tn PRECTVCT-
provisions Of the Charter Of the City Of Washington
an election will be held in the Fourth Precinct OF
next at Grayson's Hotel on the northwest corner Of
Thirteenth street west and street north for Col
Board of Aldermen, three member, of the Board Of
Common Council, to represent said ward, and one
who registered in the original Second Precinct
Of said Ward the initial letter of whose names Is
from NJ to H. inclusive, will be received. Polls open
d. H. "''' '''s' at fAiSpREM N9EER,
VI
my 25-td tHerald&Intel.1 Conmssoners.
NESSRS EDITORS You win, please an
!Vl nounce Mr. JNo. r.. ZIMhIERM AN as an
eEH1ssi my sa-st! 0'' 'is NJ" "' MANY VOTERS.
2 o r G { L E TOR.
The undersigned throu gh the solicitation Of
many friends. and the pledged support af thous-
and others. offers himself a candidate for
TAN COLLECTOR.
will be candidate until elected or defeated
No back out reported by some persons, and
hope to get a rousIng majority.
my 2-tes Y. W1LLETT..
TNDEPENDENT TICkET-SIXTH WARD. !
The following Ticket will be supported al the en-
suing June Election by many citiz"ns of the sixth
For Alderman
SAMUEL CROSS.
For Common Council
..E JOHN L. HERRELL.
THOMAS S0MMERYILLE,
.- JOSIAH L. VENABLE.
CHARLES NELSON. mylseo4t&dte
q FOURTH WARD p.
CONSERVATIVE UNION TICKET to be 81 D.
ported at the next June election:
For Aldermen s-Es. .-s.a
ASBURY LLOYD.
WM. W. MOORE. 20 :
WILLIAM ii NALLEY,
NICHOLAS ACkER,
ROBERT BALL.
WILLIAM H. JOHNSON.
my l3-te
Evening star., 1867-05-25

SGeneral Schenck, 1t Is understood, viii
Evening star., 1867-05-25

~ From j. Shillington, Odeon Building
we have the Rirerside Magazine for June,
Evening star., 1867-05-25

Et
The meeting will be addres ssed by the nominees Of
the Conservative party and others. All are in.
yited to come, hear, and decide. By order of the
nrHEADQUARTERs REPUBLICAN GEN
@ ERAL COMMITTEE
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 18th, 1857
The following members Of this Committee were
appointed a FINANCE COMMITTEE. and au-
thorzed 10 receive subscriptions for the use of the
General Committee, viz
SIDNEY W. HERBERT, Fifth Ward Chm.
WILLIAM SYPHAX, First Ward.
SIDNEY MCFARLAND, Second Ward,
WILLIAM A. COOK, Third Ward.
}. H. CROSSMAN, Fourth Ward
HENRY BETTER, Sixth Ward.
WILLIAM ]. WALKER. Seventh Ward.
II. A. HALL, Chairman
BENJAMIN n. NEEDS, Secretary. m2s- te
TsEcoND WARD DREPUBLICANsR RALLYl
The Republican Club of the Second Ward will
h0id public meetings as follows, to which all Re.
puthcahs IN the city are earnestly invited:
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 81,
at So o'clock p. M,
AT CHURCH ON 14TH ST, NEAR OHIO AVE.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY Is,
at O'Clock p m.
TWEEN 10Th AND iiTR STREETS. BE-
WEDNESDAY EVENING. NAY as,
at sk O'Clock p. m, -.
AT TIE BAPTIsT SHURGH; = i4ps;TE VERMONT AVE.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 80,
att O'Clock p.m M.
The Republicans Of the ward will assemble At the
Union League Rooms, on street, near Fourteenth
street, and preceded by band Of music, march in
procession to the
MEETING, : ." q : ''-'
AT THE
CT 7 II LII.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 81.
at 8o'clock p. NJ,
AT WOODWARD'S HALL
VIII be held the regular wesklymeetins of the Club
EMINENT PUBLIC SPEAKERS
viii address the meetings above mentioned.
President Second Ward I'd Rs,Hht1sLLEE =; KhitRDLE;
EDw5Rp DIV A., AMBUSH, Secretary. ''"'
my Ea-oI lChronicle
n~MAsONIC-Under dispensation of the N
IF NV ESSsa ssssnsn,;hi si
2siSeh ssS M at Central At'onif HGKsF Hs1 seey
sONIC.--WAsHINGTON R. A. CHAP.
sf rs sh:ss as1sH held
By oadel e Se
nEREGIsTR ATION NoTICF-The .1ou.1ised
s sy notified that on THURSDAY and FRIDAY the
~ and slst OF May, 1877 the undersigned viii be
m m Shsii clock M to receive evidence Of the
VOTE S Sauons ssl of persons claiming the right to
No hSen1Gay 1sty the June next and for correctiHe
Stss :sls p ss h'a
8. j. BOWEN S'a..ts
PEIER r. BACON,
.-t t4i SEQ. ii. PLANT, ,ezr
- st 5fE1 I.Gx ROBINS, .sf ~ef
- dfssF- eY5 o LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Attest: 8. v. NoYrs, Secrets ses OF Election.
Washinston, A.y q. le9 II myp-M
uS who may ind thsir nasnes rtrSsaa SaSOM5
;gsllsd in the rintsd poll lists TIE vsfious
cepted whose names do not sppesf In the mo- Iii s6
personally or in writine comnsnisate tks sr1sr ID
s1e nnasrsasnsd 9a Or ksf?re the inst that
be m4de On the two .dexs ADDetnted for tkas purs
'Gss 3 X ''ss's . f's' soRks II srsss ssssssts,
Evening star., 1867-05-25

~A MASS NETTING OF THE VOTERS
A8 OF THE SEVENTH WARD will be held AT
Island Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING, May 18th.
I ne meeting will be addressed by the nominees of
the conservative party and others All are in
Sited TO come hear, and decide. By order of the
Evening star., 1867-05-25

~REy. Z. l.. MAGOON. of Albany. N. Y.
US will preach TOMORROW, May 18th at II
a m: at the CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH cor
ner Of II and Sth streets ltS
MA COLLECTION FOR THE BENEFIT
H Of ST. AIMS INFANT ASYLUM will be
taken mp, and sermon preached by the Rev Father
W. CLARK, s. j.. of Baltimore. al ST. Patrick q
Church. on SUNDAY, May rs, at II o'clock a. IN.
al higH mass IT. .
Evening star., 1867-05-25

STRAWBERRIES. GREEN PEAS AND NEW
~ BERMUDA POTATOES received daily We
can now supply Strawberries for festivals and to
dealers at very low rates
BROWN 4 CHAMBERLIN,s !
my 0-lw" Pa. ave.. bet. 10th and llth streets
Evening star., 1867-05-25

NOfTCE-Havingd determilsdt to siye uun - b.ssi.
neas Of Pawnbfoksr, = herSby S3ve ioticS Is 81,
whom tt may concern, that all ast1elea noE ds>osi
HP $50 IN street, souEA q Psan.% Ave- svs.ps.
Evening star., 1867-05-25
= - n q y - 01E 7NApDT.C.
CARE IA GE 6iI AlAA7uksg

snd .scoa4 hand uxKRINGtS eyer 81 df.oos se nsy
ysisss gall "a sxaadne aesf stecE M - =
'9tces before lpuEehaDine. ss ssl lFEs.7 -----T
Sa ks1eie1ns dsaA In seakeet AAnner sS.f,rsg : ;,
=. YOUNG, Is, Bnn
ny 4solns 4o3 Pa. are. aad lTS StS s3Scsst.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
PRINCETON.
A Rebel Lie Corrected.
PRINCETON, KY, May d. 1876,

PRINCETON, KY, May ., 1867.
Editors Journals
A correspondent, writing from this
place TO the Louisville Courier, April
ID, 1867 ,.says that our Police Judge,
w. s. Talbot, who has always been an
unconditional Union man, has come
out in favor of the Democratic candi-
date, (Helm.) | went to the Judge
and read tho item to him, and he in
formed mo that no had never author
izod any mau to register him as n
rebel voter; and yesterday, when the
election came off, to the surprise of
the rebels in this COMMUNICATING
their faith on what the Courier had
said--the Judge voted for Col. Symes
for Congress. Now, what the writer
in tho Courier expected to make out
of such an assertion, have no means
of knowing, unless IL was TO make
votes outside of Caldwell County; but
| suppose they are going on the orig,
inal plan oil the rebels, which is to lie
and steal their way through.
Please publish in your paper for the
benefit of the Courier, that Judge w.
y. Talbot is not going 10 vote the
Rebel Ticket. M.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
THREE VIEWS OF THE SOUTH
The Past, the Present, and the
Future"

n LECTURE will be delivered ut the
IN Walnut Street Church, May 10th, on
the above Interesting subject. by the oeie-
hrated REV. CHAHIIES' u. PARSONS
II. D., of Louisville, Ky. tsl.
Price OF admission. 80 cents; the pro-
ceetls to he appropriated TO the Library 81
the Ingle Street NJ. ~, sunday School
Tickets can he obtained at Mark & War
ren's, Geo. II. Fish A. Co. n. John II. Scott's,
Warren 4 couyugton's, and Hays n co 81
maya DIV NJ F.Ef rf.4 .t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

No report from Edmondson, and no
official returns from MuhlonburR.
II will be noticed that RITTER falls
behind SMrTn in every county except
Mclean and Grayson, and that his
aggregate vote Is less than half as
much as that cast for SMITH. BY a
comparison of tho vote of August
1866, with May 9TH, 1867, il will be
seen that the rebel Democracy polled
about eighty per cent. of their
strength, while the Union men (add.
ing together tho vote cast for both
SmiTu and RiTrER) polled only about
iiity-seven por cent. This comparison
only confirms tho report which
reaches us from all parts Of the Dis
triot that the Rebels manifested their
usual interest and came out to the
polls but the Union men, being in a
hopeless minority, and being deeply
engaged in their Spring work, stayed
Mt homo. In many precincts no poll
was opened for SMITu, owing, in some
instances, TO the threats of the Rebels
But we will hear different report in
August. Tho loyal men will be more
fully organized, and having n Gov
ernor, State and county officers to
vote for, will turn out; and the Union
vote will be more than doubled.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
rfasr DISTRICT yorn or 1867.
Dne precinct not reported.

FDBe precinct not reported.
Our correspondent from Crittenden
County In sending us the result Of the
election, says that but very little
over half q vote has been given in
this County, and three-iourths Of the
absentees we're Union men" We
very much regret 10 learn that 40 lit
tie interest was manifested on the
part Of the Union men Of Crittenden.
For the past five years il has made n
noble record by its steadfast devotion
TO loyalty In 1864 il gave decided
majority for Mr.. LINCOLN for Presl-
dent, in 1865 tho vote was almost
unanimous for the Union candidate
for Congress and in last August Hon
HON beat DUvALb two 10 one. The
truG mon Of that County owe il TO
their past record aud TO the important
issues ut stake in tho coming contest
TO make "A thorough organization Mt
once in order 30 bring out the full
vote of the party ia August Crit
tenden must redeem itself ut the next
election
The vote in Union, MoCraeken and
Ballard falls below the regular Union
vote, but from all the Counties We
have one uniform report, an indfler-
enoo and neglect on the part
Of the Union men TO go TO
the polls. Organization and great.
or interest in political questions
on the part Of loyal men must correct
this for the August election.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

I Past and preseat Situation N P1
httcat 1Dairs.
MADfsosviLLE, KY., May o, 1867.
Editors Journals
Below present to you the officia
vote Of this (IIopkins) County:
ron PRESIDENT, NOVEMBER, 1860.
Lincoln Oiep), 2; Bell (Amer.)
73l; Douglas (Con. DEM III
breckenridge (Rebel Dem.), GG6.
| ron PRESIDENT, NOVEMBER, 1864.
Lincoln (UnioD Rep.), ~; McClcl-
Ian (Rebel Dem J, 19Z
| ron CONGRESSMAN, August, 1865.
| Yeaman (Union), 45Z; Ritter (Dem }
Z,S.
ION CLERK COURT or ApPgALs, AL
| GUST, 1866.
| Hobson (Union), 5l7; Dnyall (Rebel
Dom.), LIT.
| ron CONGRESSMAN, MAY, 1867.
| Smith Union Kop), PIG; Ritter
(Con. Dem, II, Brown (Rebel Dem. }
800.
Had the question been fairly put in
1860, Union or Secession" pro-
bhbly large majority OF the Bell
picn would havo voted = seoesh," and
perhaps majority Of Douglas men
would have voted Union
Il will be observed that the vote in
1864 was worry small, for the reason
that neutrat Kentucky perhaps then
had fifty thousand men in the Federal
army, and ond hundred H,o@and
DEMOCRATS in the Rebel army aud
the various guerrilla bands then
ptowling around the country, each
party under arms in support, Of the
cause of their respective chiefs, Lin
coin and Mcclellan.
In 1865, tho vote was also very
small, especially ON tho Democrat
ic(O side. Thon there was horrid
Yankee oath " to be taken, there
wore also few Lincoln bayonets
about, glttcring in tho sunshine, of
which the Rebel Democracy had n
most wholesome fear. consequently,
they did not attempt To run candi-
date Of thor own. We were then
working under those righteous expa-
triation acts, passed by our loynl Leg.
islature in 1862, which prohibited
guerrillas, aliens and other outlaws
from voting with honest, loyal men OF
this commonwealth. However, n suf-
ficient number Of rebel Democrats
managed TO evade the law, vote in the
District, aud elect Mr.. Ritter, who
straightway became their most obedi-
ent servant; and when he had nc
complished their purpose, they very
politely thanked him On resolution
at Caihoun) for his dirty service, thon
promptly kicked him out of their
party.
by perjury, Illegal voting, and other
frauds upon honest men, the rebels
secured friends enough in the Legs-
lature in 1865 to remove alI disabili-
ties imposed by it's loyal predecessor
of 1862, and 10 provide that every re-
turned rebel soldier, guerrilla, robber,
murderer, house burner, and the
whole lawless horde of unwashed."
should vote. Hence, Democracy
reigns supreme in orr midst, revealing
and rioting in its own loathsome
glory. But alas ye patriotic traitors
You may fiji the County and State
Offices with the vilest of your rebel
clan, but your whisky bloated champ
ons, who espoused the lost cause "
SO warmly, are about done obtaining
seats in the Congress of the United
States Go .ye, therefore, into your
dirty dens of infamy and chew that
awhile, since you 'oiH hare % so.
" NAIVE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
HOPKINS COUNTY!

h1ecttos Re4lps-A Revieao IL ne
Pasf and Prescm Situation n PD-
hlcai muir.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
Ladies, Discard Injurious Paddings

MT ADAM JuMEL's Mammariel Balm
AVA and Patent Breast Elevators develop
the form physioloRicaliy. Depot 1913 Canal
street, New York. Send stamp for circu-
lar sold at Druggists and Ladies' Fur
nishing stores.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

UoruNsvIILB, Ky. May Z lSi1.
Editors Journals
Winter still fingers in the lap of
Sprieg, aad--we have promise OF "a
frost to.night which, IF itl come to
any considerable extent, will blast
many q high hope of an abundant
wheat crop, and win Mt once iispel