The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23

John J. Chandler, Alex. Darling, B.
f. G.lIett, VIM. MARYLAND, Fred w.
Cook, Phil. Checker, f. s. Yum !
stein, Charles Miller. John CRIES.,
DR.. F. Scheller, j. P Elliott, George
w. Snyder, Louis Ulmo3 Fred Straub,
Col. N. Smith, Phil. Euler, Jr., @. b.
Clark, Geo. w. Henson, E. P Elliott.
and Capt. j. NJ Wallace.
The meeting, then uponmotion, ..ad-
journed.
BIZ s4aJ FIFTH WARD
Quite a large number of the
Union men of the Fifth Ward
met last night at Philip Decker's
store, on Third street, to nominate a
candidate for Councilman in the Fifth
| Ward. Samuel Orr was called to the
Chair and Captain Isidor Esslinger
chosen Secretary. snsis ae noi /.
On motion Of Mr.. Philip, Decker
| William Heilman was unanimously
nominated as the Union eandidatefor
Councilman from the Fifth Ward.
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Mr. c. Decker moved that the
Chair select twenty delegates to the
City Convention at the Court House
on Monday night, and instruct them
as to the choice of the ward for city
officers. .1Iu 81 s+s
Mr.. Heilman moved to amend by
substituting ten for twenty, and that
the delegates be left to exercise their
discretion asto the candidates for the
other offices.
The Chair appointed the following
gentlemen as delegates: Oh. Decker,
J. Benninghoff, John Rash, Col Ed.
Wehler, Sam. Havelin, G. Armstrong,
Henry L.. Dannettell, Charles Ward,
VIM Loval, Fred. Wahnsiedler.
Phi. Decker moved that the candi-
date for Councilman be instructed to
! favor a liberal subscription of stock
to the Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railroad, the Straight Line
Railroad, and the GRANVILLE and Mat.
toon Railroad Agreed to. -. ,'7.t
Mr.. Armstrong moved that the
Council be urged to do all in their
power for the erection of water works
and the. promotion of all other i'm
provements that would benefit the
| city. flts hta 6iJ,sanF f<sa ,stDdseefa
8 oaeg ns SIXTH WARD. iainar
At the Sixth Ward meeting, held
at Wassem and Frelich's last night,
and which was largely attended. j. B.
Fickas was chosen President, and
Chas. III, Lopg Secretary. ar
On motion, the following gentle
men were appointed by the Chair as
| committee to select candidate for
Councilman: Anton Helbling, Val.
Kramer, John Bischmann. Henry
Cook, and Henry Dodenhoff. The
i Committee, after short absence. re-
turned and presented the name of
Charles Sehaum as candidate for
Councilman, which was unanimously
ratified. ~ uo gaa ~ Hs $50
The following delegates were then
appointed to the Convention, to be
held on Monday night; Edward In
gle,s Henry Cook, John Dannettell,
: Anton Helbling. Mart. Stoltz, Val.
Kramer, and Henry Dodenhoff
The meeting adopted, unanimously,
; a resolution in favor of the Evans
= vile. Henderson. and Nashville Rail-
road. after which it adjourned.
SEVENTH WARD.
The Union men Of the Seventh
Ward met at the Park School House
; last night, to nominate candidate
for Councilman VIM. Warren, Jr.,
: was selected as Chairman, and John
Wyttenbach, Secretary. The follow
;. ing names were presented VIM Kolle
: VIM. Stencke, Alfred kirkpatrick
: Eugene Keppler and Rudolph Kehr
VIM. Kolle having received on the first
: ballot majority of all the votes cast
was declared unanimously the candi-
date for Councilman from the Seventh
: Ward. .7ni s.s-
The following gentlemen were
, chosen as delegates. to. the Conven-
: ton to be held at the Court House or
Monday evening, March, 25, 1867
Rudolph Kehr, Lewis Ritz, Samue
:. Wyttenbach, Lewis Gels, Nicholas
Brown, William Wells, George Bach,
man, Jacob Maths, John Klaus, VIM
! Meisner, Lewis Weisanthal, Eugene