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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04
MTsCELLANEoUs.
Notice

THE creditors OF the estate OF James c. VIII
Il son are hereby notified that have sua-
gested the insolvency OF the estate. Tie cred
itors will nle their claims within six months
from date hereof, or this notics will be filed or
be forever devsid in court
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SPECIAL ORDER No. 2-N all 10 tUhonl
Il may concern, be Il kaot0R.-Whereas,
complaint having been made TO me
against a great many citizens for neg
Letting TO have their hats cleaned and
renovated, it is hereby ordered that on
and hereafter, any citizen found on the
streets Of Memphis with q dirty hat on
his head, that the Msckerel brigade ar
rest him, and forthwith bring the offender
to me for Justice, unless he promises TO
have his hat cleaned or dyed by Martin
Cohen, 384 Second street, Immediately.
By order Of PADDLE G. AISLE,
Brig. Gen. Comd'K sth Mill. Dist.
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BURGLARY.-The residence of Mr..
Chas. Walsh, corn Of Fourth and
Adams streets, was entered yesterday
morning, about three o'clock, when a
quantity Of clothing, and currency
amounting to about eight dollars, we're
stolen. The thieves got of with the
" swag." Later intelligence assures US
that two servants were arrested-a part
Of the stolen property being found on
their persons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04

DEALERS IN HARDWARE AND CUT
LERY will bear in mind the great sale
now in progress at the auction rooms Of
Passmore & Co. No. $50 Second street.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
BOARDING.
BOARDING

ROARDANO
A few single gentlemen, or gentlemen and
Their wives can be ommooaBe with good
hoard sud airy rooms Al No. S5 Main. Also,
day boarders wanted Terms moderate.
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S5OO D

Five Hundred Dollars VII be paid for The ar
rest aud o~anvlcdou OF either one or both OF
the two burglars that entered M oWeillhHs -
Chsrlesfon Rsilrdad, Friday night, the NLh
inst. One. a THICK. heavy set man, Is supposed
10 ha ounded either from pistol shot or from
fbrsvfpE himself headlong through the win
dow gaSh and shutters, as traces OF blood were
Gfs-ovs-sT h. CLAY KING.
ONCE Ayres Building.
Memphis, September 30, 1857.
STAvalanche aud Post copy three times.
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Nom Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 2ll7-Henderson L. Nelson VS.. Albert @.
Ward.
1T appearing from sfidaviti in this cause that
Il Albert u. Ward Is q nonresident Of the
state OF Tennessee; 1t is therefore ordered that
he make his appearances herein at the court
house in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
the drst Monday in October, 1867, that being a
rule day, and plead, answer or demur to com
p~lainantis bill, or the same viii be taken fer
confessed a. TO him, and set for hearing ex
parte and thai a copy OF this order be pub
Iished once 3 week for four successive weeks In
the Memphis Appeal.
A copy Attest,
A ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By BENZ. COLEMAN, Depy Clerk and Master.
thompson a Frazer, Soils. for Complainant.
Sept :, 1851. sea laW4wa
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ENGINE AND BOILER

TNGINE sets on Iron Bed Plate, has three
II feet stroke, thiFteen-fnch cylinder, reyensa'
Sc engine, Boiler Is thirty feet long, forty-twc
in diameter, two dues, mud receiver
brichen stack and Euise, two fronl
aud grate bars. All complete, nearly new ano
In good running order.
f60uire of N. PYNE, foot OF Jefferson street
80 Il GIN Adams 81. sell I'm
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Al Ladies will be pleased to learn that
B. A. Hollenberg, proprietor of the
Memphis Steam DyeiBg Establishment,
No. 2l2 Beal street, has opened 8 con-
venient Office at $50 Second street, where
all kinds Of goods, Old, faded and soiled,
will be elegantly Dyed and Renovated.
Gentlemen's wear cleaned and dyed in
superior style. oc2 sodlm
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AGENTS-To introduce our new patent
STAR SHUTTLE SEWING Price
81 Il uses two threads, and makes
the genuine LOCK TITCH An other low
pricsd machines make the CHAIN sTITtH
Each agent furnished with 4 copy OF Letters
Patent. Exclusive territory given. send for
circulars N. BEACH co.
Iy7 3m "a second ST., Memphis, Tenn.
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RemounL.

THE EMMETT SAVINGS INSTITUTION has
Il removed 70 Not Madison street, opposite
the Id stand AID will contfnre 20 usasact a
general Banking, Exchange and Brokerage
business ocS-lW
E~Evening pspsTS copy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04

AT A REGULAR MEETING Of BiufCity
division No. II, Sons Of Temperance,
held at their hall Wednesday evening,
October ID, the following gentlemen
were installed as officers for the ensuing
quarter: J. W. Dash!el, W. T.; L. F.
Price, W. A; r. s, J. J. Weller A. r.
5, F. NJ. Haley F. s., L. w. Littlejohn;
treasurer, DE-. P. q. Z. Grssty chaplain,
G. c. Price; Con-, w. w. Hodge A. c.,
Charley Price; J.. :. R. NJ. futile; O. 5,
J. c. EyTieh DR.. f. L. Sim, P. W. p.
DAYLIGHT RoBBERY.-It is not much
to be wondered at that many petty rob
berries are committed under the cover Of
night but when daylight rObberies are
committed, the people are not q little
amazed. Some euterprisiDg thief broke
open the tool chest OF Mr.. samuel Frust,
in Hickman alley, opposite the Overton
hotel, yesterday, and stole therefrom
several articles Of clothing and some
jeweiry. The loser was q gas filter. He
made complaint to the police, but up to
a late hour no arrests were made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04

TILL TAPPING. An enterprising
young black mackerel, named Tom,
Jackson, was arrested yesterday, charged
with robblng the till Of Mr.. W. Tyndsll,
on Poplar street. Every day occurrences
but demonstrate the fact that the young
thieves ia and about the city are becom-
ing more bold daily. When shall we
have q house Of correction or place Of
refuge for these walls, both white and
black, who At present are not only pests
TO society, but seem to be industriousiy
educating themselves for the gallows
Whose fault Is Il .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04

MAGISTRATES COURT.-In the case OF
John Walker vs.. J. 5. Black, Esq, for
$50 penalty, given by statute for acting
IS justice Of the peace, after he had re-
moved from the district for which be was
appointed, judgment was to-day rem
dered for plaintiff.
EMMONs q Son, No. 10 Jefferson street
and 1873 Main street, have received the
New York Ledger, Literary Album,
Chimney Corner, Boston Pilot, Banner
of Light, Wsverly Magazine, Lacrosse
Democrat, and all the magazines for
October, and dailiss from everywhere;
also London Art Journal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04

4 Partner with . cash capital of 5000
or $1,000 is wanted immediately, in an
excellent paying business. Apply to, or
address J. 3. sutton, ga Third street,
Memphis, Tenn. SEES lw .
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NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the undersigned
~ was duly appointed and qualified as the
ExecutOr OF J. N. Saint, deceased, at a former
term OF the County Couu Of Shelby county,
Tennessee. All those Indebted 70 the estate Oh
]. NJ. Saint, deceased, are hereby notified 70
come forward and make payment, and those
holding claims against said estate are oehe
to die the same with the Executor within the
time prescribed by law, otherwise the same
viii be forever barred.
JOHN c. SAINT, Executor.
Memphis, Sept. 10. 1857. se2f Iaw4w
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POLICE MATTERs.-Up to five o'clock
yesterday evening, not a single arrest
vas made by the police In the first dis
trict. This either speaks well for the
morals OF the people, or badly for the
efficiency Of the police. Which is it?
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. r Il

Two large and splendid Halls az 40. 81 Sec
oud street. IN Adams Block, suitable for literary
associations, balls. private parties, clubs, lee
lures, fairs, etc. VIII be rented reasonably
INQUIRE Of N. Htl, Main street, Webster block
o. Ndrne. Liese, on the premise, nom TO Il
Cfrl,.l- - 7T sell
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PINE KSABE PIANO, 7-Octave, nearly
A new. cost over $50. FOR sale a. a bargain.
Part cash and part time Apply 70 n e Ap-
- rF7~a- auNL u
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FhH Fashions, lS67.-Misses Quinlans,
No. 240 Main street, corner Of Jefferson,
have received q superb assortment OF
French Millinery Goods, and also the
Latest Parisians Styles for Cloaks and
Dresses.
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rrrE CENrs

We request that our patrons will not pay
the newsboys more than i've cents a copy for
the APPEAL. II is sold over the counter at
that price, and we allow the nswsboys a sum
Client margin 10 make a handsome profit by
selling the pspers a. I'VE cents per copy.
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TO r I

A great opening is now offered 20 parties who
may desire 10 embark IN the Produce Business.
The large fJur-st0ry brick building, No at
Front street, IS nov FOR rent. There Is a large
asllar. and some ~ OF 90 rooms In the building
suitable Cor offices and sleeping apartments.
FOR particulars apply % Bartlett, Gould q
BlakeTnOTe, OF TO ID. jameson, through Post
C~gca sells
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To THE PATRONS OF H APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested to report any
Irregularities in the delivery Of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will DE furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to ollectsubscriptions
ED. MAESFORD,
Supt OF Circulation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04

STEALING MONEY! chocolate col
ored female named Frances Mitchell
complained to Mr.. Justice Miller yester-
day that her roommate, Ella Harris,
another sister Of Ham, bad stolen from
the complainant a sum Of money. A
warrant was Issued and the accused fur
nished quarters at the county hotel on
Adams street. The squire will give her
3 hearing to-day.
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PATENT
A U O RIA OIL

We want men everywhere 70 study their own
The right 20 manufacture and sell
the Patent Aurora OIL IN q single county VIII
make more money 10 the purchaser In three
months than the largest farm in your State
viii make in p whole year. The Aurora OIL
actually costs less than Oue-hRf the price OF
Coal OIL. and the Illuminating power OF the
Aurora Oh Is g. much superior 10 the Coal on
s. The Goa OIL is to = talioW candle, and Is
NO MOREe explosive than a tsllOE candle. Any
Lamp that will burn Coal Oil will burn the Au-
r0ra OIL. Il does not smoke the chlmney-it
does not smel-lt viii not grease OF stain the
finest lineu-not even white cloth. The mate
rial for It's manufacture Is neThsustiule one
mau can make seyenty-Hve barrels per day,
No machinery required. We vii pay your
fare 10 and from the city Of Memphis and bills
while here, II we cannot prove all, and even
more, than We have stated A slnEle county -
g small fortune TO the man OF enterprise and
the right 70 a State is untold worth.
FOR further Information, call On or address
Il. c. Dewitt & Co.,
81 Madison street. corner Main,
ia NArnwhF. Tom
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VEsEY's REPoRTs.-One set Of We,
sey's Reports a be found at the auction
rooms Of w. H. Passmore & Co., 25l
Second street.
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FOR RENT.
no e r

Having removed 20 the old Planters Bank
Building. corner Of Main and jefferson streets,
orr former once, No. p Madison street, is for
rent. and fixtures for sale, consisting 81 one
behring's burglar aud IRE proof safe, counters,
desEE, fixtures, etc. Apply 10
r W. WIEEEESH an,
Cashier Citizens Union Bank,
szlg IL Corner Main and jefferson streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04

CONMTTED.-The burglar Jim Rich
ards, who was arrested by the police q
day or two since, on the suPposition that
the bail in his csse-whersin he was
charged with r0bbing Lyon, Flies &
CO.-was not sufficient, was before Mr..
Justice Hall yesterday, and committed
for trial at the criminal court, without
bail. So much for straw.
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Piano for Sale.

good Secondhand BUGGY and HARNESS
Qiufe used viii be sold cheap. Apply 10 lay
iOr. Cav & Rutland, 30 Front street, or
w & Monroe street
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FOR RENT


That large and c-ommodioas Warehouse, cor
nsr OF Fourth end Jefferson streets.
Apply % (. n. APPERSOS & CO.,
se8 In 2}S5r Front street.
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10 X Il = \ T.
W. OFFICES. formerly occupied by the
Netrnpolitan Police Commissioners, No. Il
Madison street. Inquire Al Police ONCE, *
Madison street.
Memphis. June 10. 1857. jellu
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Attnch1nent N0fice.

John Hallum. Agent for Geo. NJ. Lusher, VS..
D. Z. Andrew
A FFIDAVIT sor Attachment having been
"a made by John Hsllum, agent for Geo. N.
Lusher, plaintiff in this case, In pursuance OF
section Sass OF The Code Of Tennessee, and at
tachfmsn having been issued and returned by
the proper Of1czr, "leWied, etc :" on the prop
erty Of the defendant
II Is therefore ordered, that said defendant
appear at my once IN the city of Memphis,
Tennessee, on or before the 18th day Of October
next and defend this suit, or the same viii be
taken for confessed as 10 him and the case set for
hearing eK parte and that q copy Of this order
be published once a week for four consecutive
weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
r. b MILLER, ?. p.
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20 Il u

T
Residence. corner Mulberry and Talbot
streets. with four rooms and ali necessary out
convenience Apply 10
81. l. MEACHAM.
aaqo Nn- g Union street.
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WANTED
w AN D.

For the worSham House-A No. ! House
Carpenter. Must be a sober man.
ocl Sc C. B. GALLOWAY.
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PLANNING MML.-We beg to call at
tentiOn OF OuT builders TO the card Of the
Southern planning mill, to be found in an
other column. The proprietor, Mr..
Heath, is q gentleman well known In
u business circles, as fulfilling all con-
tracts into which he may enter, and
doing his work up in a mastery manner.
Give the Southern planning mill q call.
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GREAT LAND SALE
both day Of October, 1857,
o =. L1LEs,
b. G. BROWN

~ New York Day Book, Philadelphia Led
ger, baltimore Sun, Cincinnati Enquirer, Lou
tsVtlle journal, Sc. Louis Republican, New Or
leans Crescent, Little Rock Gazette and MRdi-
son Pioneer copy TIL day Of sale and send bill
10 To0L, Phillips A Co, Memphis. sefo I'd
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Lrnd Knnfed-

A NY person having about ten acres OF good
"A LAND, within three or four miles OF Neua,
pbis. ia q healthy location, win hear OF q Dur.
chaser hy addressing the undersigned, Appeal
cines. tocS-lml HEAPsTEAD.
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EN- Up

on Saturday, the 18th ult, on Gaysso street,
between MEiu and Front streets, one horse
n Spring Wagon. II Horse is 9 sorrel,
about l4E hands nigh, blaze face, ana IouT
white feet The owner car recover the prop
srty by paying charges.
81 ~ n HaVOso street
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INQUEsTs.-Coroner Cotton held three
inquesls yesterday, the first two upon
the bodies Of Mat. Bs8khesd and Alfred
Baker, colored, which the jury found
died from natural causes the third on
the body Of an unknown white man
found drowned near the foot Of Beal
street. The usual verdict was rendered
and an order given for interment.
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NO WHOM IT NAY CoECERA.-Finy- Three
S.cte ~ Rve marked u nov IL store.
SaH - sod bv the undersigned IN thirty days
IL nav charSes, ~ not called for BY the 0wner
eT c1uEtgnee.
SIS laEfm ~ Front street
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

A WILL pay no bills CONTRACTED ~ sny one
~ snd On account OF the Steamer
WA. q HARDWICK,
ss2i ~ Captain and OYnsr.
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FOB SALE.
.OR \ A e


7. II =
Once Fixtures. suitable for a Cotton once,
new. and VIII be sold a. hslL. the original cost.
n Immediate application Is made. Apply TO
q. +. LEAkE,
ooSSt Collectors once, No. is Madison st.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-15
Northern Democrats on Negro Suf-
ffage.

There is but very little satisfaction
to be obtained from our neighbor the
Courier, jim political discussion.
When it completely falls into the
trap set for it, as in the case of the
JOIN YOUNG Brown controversey, it
resorts to asdogged silence. And when
it charged us with taking issue with
some of the Republicans newspapers
upon the question of negro sufrageII;
and we clearly established the fact
that there was fully as great. lac diver
sity of sentiment among the organs of
Democracy, BY citing the well known
position, of ,thef Chicago Times and
other opaperss and by publishing in
full recent article, from the New
York World, the Metropolitan organ
of the, party; the C5nrse, replies With
its usual Edisinganiens spirit ".Asswe
read the Worlds article it is address
ed as an argument To The Southern PEG
|, pie to take hold of the negro vote
and manage him; = and that it is not
intended for the Northern Democra-
cy. Let us put few extracts from the
Worlds article along side of this as
isertion for comparisons :: f1H 4Hlf
Democrats .taa the North, as well as the
South, should be fully alive to the impor-
lance Of the new element thrust into the
politics of the country. 1t Is pe,.y possible
That ne neat Presidential election, rtdsf be de-
cided by the negro tote. We suppose it to be
morally certain that the new Constitution
of the state of New York, to be framed
/ this year, will confer the elective franchise
upon all adult male negroes. We esti-
mate their number at six aor seven thou
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A Family difference.

The Demecraey OF Kentucky, as
representedsby the Gov. HELM ticket
nominated san the I'D of February,
utter salvossof rejoicing over the re-
cent Connecticut election, where the
mongreI elements styled Democracy
carried thetState. by a beggarly ma
jority Of, 7O0votes. The Conservative
Democracy, which met last week in
Louisville. and which is represents
by HARDING and JACOB, sent its
greeting to the -Demoefaey-ef-Gen-
for.theirrecent victory in the
issue Of constitutional Iiberty.o' 49,; -
:. sdf The cob Demo eracy charge She
sHeInfaD Democracy with being essen
tally and completely, rebel in. their
sympa thiese and as endorsing the lac |
ton of the Southern States in sheir
attempts to dissolve the Union.
The Helm D Democracy charge the
Jacob Democracy with being MASKED
Radicals s defunct Know Moth
ings,' ;" Adullamites," and - factions
enemies Of constitutional libertysa
Quere.-Which wing of the Ken
lucky Democracy is entitled to hold
fellowship with the Northern Democ-
racy, and claim the $ glorious victory =
in Connecticut? The self constituted
organ of the Democracy of Evansville,
the Courier, has cast in its fortunes
with the Helm wing Of the party and
proclaimed fit had a, thousand votes
it would give them all for that ticket;
so that we cannot expect an unbiased
answer from it. We turnato our seem
ingly consistent eotemporary, the New
Albany lie 1ger, and ask how the mat
ter looks, from its standpoint t across
the border, Which is the original
old Doctor Jacob Townsend 7ao5 o
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1Sx01ltkf III O ?.
the scale in the election next year.

s-We have no faith in the success of any
efforts to shut the negro element out OF
politics 1t is the part of wisdom frankly
to accept The situation, and get before
hand with the Radicals in gaining an as
tendency over the negro mind. $
r Even in the State of New York, we can
divide the negro vote In the election next
year, if we do not in the meantime make
any missteps. In 1916, the Constitutional
Convention, which was strongly Demo-
cratic, submitted the question of universal
negro suffrage to the people. and it was
voted down by both parties alike; so that
the Republicans have, as yet, established
no claim to thergratitude4of the New York
negroes. If what both. parties refused in
1886 shall be conferred with the concur
renee Of both in 1867. neither will appeal to
the negroes with any advantage derived
from its antecedent history. The negro
.population of the State. is mostly collect ed
ia the1cities, and, Ike the majority of the
'laboriHg people in cities, its sympathies
enght TO go with the Democratic party.
WeSthink our sreaders will agree
with us that-theabove sounds very
tMuchlike the New York World pub
|iisheditssarticle for home ,consump-
ton. sTherescar be no doubt of the
fact that the shrewd politicians among
Vie Democracy Of thy North are so
shaping their5 utterahces and conduct
as to be, if possible, 'Aeforehand with
the Radicals in gainibg an Iascendency
over the negro mind"
The Courier reads the Chicago
Times. to as little purpose cas he did
the article from the sWorld, if che has
been able to discover any retraction
of its advocacy ofanegro suffrage
That Journal. which As the most IN
Nfuential in the partyvof the West, is
still strenuous advocate for the ex-I
tension of suffrage to the negro. We
recommend to our contemporary that
it put on its spectacles Of candor and
sincerity. and give the World article
aersecend reading It~may help to
shape its own utterances on this sub
jects So. that it'may ''aget beforehand
With us In gaining an ascendency 4
over the four or FIVE hundred negro
rnale- adults of Vandcrburgh County.
whose solid vote, for the sGapperhead
party would reyolutionize. this County
la consummation SO .devoutly de-
fired by the lean and hungry ek
pffcialsTof that organization.
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WISCONSIN has taken the response
bility of leading in the movement to
give suffrage to wo men. The Senate
of that State, blythe emphatic Vote Of
nineteen to nine, has concurred In
the eAssepbBs sesolutien stoy extend
suffrage to all persons over the age of
twenty4one i years. TTheEF additional
requisites are not stated but there
must be others, for an unlimited suf-
frage would ultimately become as
fruitful of evil in the West az ii
already is in the more densely popu-
lated East LH,s 80 ass
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-15

THE LAST SocIABLE.-It will be
seen by a notice in the Local columns
that the ladies of the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church will give another
of tbeir pleasant, entertainments in
the Church parfors TO- morrow eve-
ming. ~ WeHunderstand that this will
be the last Of the series : which has b
contributed so much to the enjoy
ment and social intercourse Of the
members and friends Of this congfe-
CATION during the season just closing,
and every person who can should en-
deavor to attend. We. can assure
Them that it win be equal to any ofits
predecessors in attractive and sub
stantial entertainment, and no more
pleasant or profitable mode of spend
ing the evening can be devised, ~