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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

An OUrRAGE,-On Tuesday night, AZ O
late hour, the restaurant of Mark Thomas, on
Sixth street, above the Avenue, was entered by
Daniel Connolly and John Clark, who in the
absence Of the proprietor, commenced, without
cause, at once to demol'Sh tho furniture, making
a complete wreck Of the place, Warrants were
Issued for the arrest Of the parties, and the po-
lice are af.er them.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-Chas. McQuaid,
for committing an assault and battery upon his
wife Mary, was arrested by o1Rcer Jarboe, Of
the First precinct, and fined by Justice Tucker
$40.
VIM. Hackett colored, for committing the
same offence, was also fined by Justice Tucker
$40 and in default of payment sent to the work.
house.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

BASE BALL.-The game between the
Maryland base ball club Of Baltimore, and the
Nationals, Of this city, came of yesterday on
the National grounds, with the following result:
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

SERIOUS CuARGE.-Andrew j. COLI
more wa, arrested yesterday morning by Detec-
tive Coomes and Miller on the charge Of sodomy
preferred bya boy by the mans Of James Ha.
genheimer. The case was to have been heard
before Justice Smith but at the wish of tho de-
PENDANT was ruled before Justice Walter. Mr..
Collamoro not being ready with his witnesses, he
was committed, in default of $500 bail, for a
further hearing on Saturday.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

MRS. j. L. SPENCER'S
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING ROOMS,
$50 Penna Avsnee, betwseo Ninth and Tenth streets
aulS.Sm up Stairs
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

REAL EsrATE.-Mr. John OLeary has
Just purchased ane dwelling house in Wros's
Terrace, on Twenty sixth street, between and X,
for the sum Of SO, 500, The house is fine three
stOried brick, with back building finished in the
best manner,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

NUIsANcE.-Wm. Ford was arrested by
Officer Crump, Of the Fourth precinct, on com
plant of a neighbor, who charged him with com
hitting nuisance. Justice MOrsell fined Mr..
Ford 80.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

SANITARY CoMPANY-Nine written and
thirty.ninc verbal notices were served yesterday
on persons having nuisances existing on their
p; misses An order was given for the burial of
a child
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

Held TO BAIL.-Kitty Rozier, who has
figured in the police annals frequently Of late
was arrested by Officer johnson, Of the Fifth
precinct, on the charge Of keeping house Of III.
fame, Justice Harper required Kitty to give
bail to answer at court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

GOVERNMENT CLERKS Accommodation
Monday evening the Government Clerks Asso.
citation hold their frat meeting at their new
rooms at 4l6 Seventh street; Mr.. D. M. Kel.
sey, Of the Treasury DepaI tment, 10 tho chair,
and Mr. John W. Hogg, Of the Navy Depart.
mont, secretary.
Mr.. Kelsey, who was recently elected prssi.
dent, on taking the chair, briefly address ID the
association, rendering his thanks for the honor
conferred upon him, and urged that the officers
and members should cooperate with each other
In measures tending to advance the interests Of
the association and tho clerks, and congratu.
lated them on tho prospects.
Tho meeting was also adore ed by Mr.. J. p.
Bradley, of the War Department, and Mr.. Geo.
Bartle.
The present officers OF the association are p,
follows D. NJ, Kelsey, presidents b. p. Stem
and VIM. Anderson, vice presidents; John W
Hogg. recording secretary; NJ. Howell, CORE
spending secretaryj W. Duane Wilson, treasurer,
J. =. Brady, George Bartle, G. H. Evans, John
X. Mason, F. II. StickEey, E. NJ. whitaker
and M. Peasants, executive committee.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

NARROW EsCAPE.-Yesterday afternoon
about two O'Clock the derrick used In the con.
structiOn Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
corner Of -Four and-a-half and G street north,
suddenly gave way and fell across tho street
One of the workmen had his foot injured, but
not badly, and workmen around were certainly
fortunate In escaping with their lives
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

BRILLIANT WEDDISG.-At nine O'Clock
yesterday morning, a brilliant wedding took
place at the Church of the Incarnation, of Phils.
delphia, the happy parties being Mr.. James o.
Clephane, Of this city and Miss Pauline NJ. Har.
rison. of Philadelphia. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev, Joseph S. Newton, pastor Of the
Church of the Incarnation. Tho bridesmaids
were Miss Alice Scho6eld, of Stamford, Conn,
and Miss Alice Moss, of Washington; and the
groomslncn were D. @. Melvin, Of New York,
and Thomas NJ. Shepherd, of Washington. Upon
the conclusion OF the ceremony, and tho subse.
quent congratulations and leave.takipgs, the
bridal party left for fOrtnights trip to Niagara
and Canada.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

In TRoUBLE.-Caroline Borman, pre-.
pIietress Of restaurant, was arrested by Officer
Crump, Of the Fourth pre,nct, for keeping open
after hours, and was fined $40 by Justice Nor.
sell. Caroline, for owning dog without license,
was also fined A.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

LUTHERAN SYNOD CoNvENTIoN.-At u
o'clock this evening, in the Eleventh street
Lutheran church, (Rey. j. @. Butler's,) the forty.
ninth annual convention Of the Lutheran Synod
will be held large number OF clerical and
lay delegates are expected to be In attendance.
REPoRT.-The harbor master Of Wash.
ington city, Mr.. Robert +. Magee, reports, as
the number OF vessels which have arrived at our
wharves for the month of September to have
been $50 Tho amount OF fees collected was
S26l5 80.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

A YOUTHFUL BURGLAR.-Geo. Schroe, q
white lad eleven years OF age, was before Justice
Thompson yesterday on a charge Of burglery.
Mr.. Y. johnson, owner Of q hide and fat estab-
lishment. on Eeventh street 70 ID, north Of the
city, has been for some time past missing skins,
and a watch was set for the purpose Of discover.
ing the thief or thieves. Lieutenant johnson,
on Tuesday evening about ~ O'Clock, observed
light In the building, and entering found the
lad Schroe with a candle In his hand, and the
calf skins over his shoulder. Tho lieutenant
took him to the station.house, where ho con.
fessed having been in tho premises before, and
stealing skins therofrom. lie wanted to trade
the skins he had for pair OF shoes. Justice
Thompson committed him for court.
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DY J. b. WHEELER & CO,

~ AUCTION BRs,
No. 81 Louisiana avenue. tween Sixth and Bsvsnth
streets, opposite ths seaton House.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16
December 8, 1868.
y d r | G. X !
OFFfCE rF SUPEBVlsos..
JsFFGR.uS County, Wear Va,

JsErsK.oS County, WEsr Va,
Jsunary |, 1857.
WiHE land Book Of i.og~n O-hurn, Ia,
1 Cohpis.ionrr aypo!uled to re.ssse''
the v,Iue Of all he real estate within toe
COUNTY. is now in The hands OF the tlers
OF the Rnard Of Sbpe,v-nts. Any person
fsslin. Lrraseii sslr'e,ed by he assess,
nenl Of his lands or lots will make sppl-
calion.to the Board Of Supervisors At their
meeting n The 3 j Monday oi Febrn.rj
1867 Bat before making such spFlIca
ton "a sh,ll give notice IN wiring to the
Proserl 'Hg Attorney OF the county, thai
he ~ III apply II the Board uf Supervisors
on tn. 3rd Monday OF February, 1867, 10
have such assessmen: corrected. ArpeH.
ded h such notice shall be an affidsV,, 10
the eGrci lhat in his opinion the assess
ment Of his lands or lots is above then
tree valoe cr erroneous as to Quantity.
b. order OF re Board.
JAMES logic, President
II. &. EATLER. {. b. 5.
January 5, 1867. 7w
Is Free Press cory ill 81 Monday OF
February.
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All JoO Work and Advertisements must be-
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All personal communicates will be charged
FER Al ne rate Of 81 cents per square, II lines,
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To aycil any misunderstanding on the part
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L.HTEST .4RRIT.iL.

L.HIENT ERRIT.IL.
GREAT excitement at the New
u Cheap Cash Store. New goods Of
all styles, qualities and prices jns,recelved
from Philadel phia and Balumore, and
will be sold very cheap for Cash. Per.
sons in quest Of Bargains, will DO well BY
giving us call before purchasing else
where. Come one. Come all.
Aug. Is COST g. WAGNER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16
DIR. D. W. JON ES'
BOTANIC MEDICAL HOUSE,
RCYOWN Md.

WHERE can he had tie most certain, safe,
W speedy and permanent treatment IN he
world. for all Diseases Of Private Nature
such eS Gouorrhea, elect Stfctulee, Semlna!
Weakness, Syphilis. affections OF the Kidney
aud bladder. oin- and back, nose a-d throat,
nervousness an ut,er ExlremIties, &c.
Let the al cred bear IN mind! that DR..
Jones has cured ia the last six years past - iia-
eerstomn. ard many her Faces III Mar and
such cases as u ere given over to de Huad
reds can testify that lie cured them at'er all 9th
er means failed Ur. Jones has NOW con pete
~ Improved his Medical House with private
Ccnsuitirg Rooms, :" patients VIII see no one
bot the Er himself, and all patients that VIII t.
main person under treatment, bt. Jones VIII
make written contracts with them fer
NO CURE-NO PAY!
And aihopt the use of those d dis po' sons,
Mercury, Turtenline, Harlem Oh. oqaba, or
any other disgyslius truG. The ,cTca!e' used
.iy DR.. J lres are rulrtly F,getHUie, SWEET L.
taste and salubricus to Iun patient, an vii
drive OUT disease in as mary do!s d II formerly
reaui.ed weeks and mcu'h.; .rI can he tasoL
without any change Of Diet o. hlH rance if1m
business, or teie,;ton e I:eU54, Gll Is made "
cal by the voice @, becoming praise, from the
lofty mountain top 10 tie humble recssse' o.
lde valley.
SEMINAL WEANNES5
s.ano,Ber 81 caing aissase b.ou-a, on ng op,
ra,u4ai habit, Of you.a, .r.r-ei SON ey,i c'o'.
panloas, = hen =: sc.,.., ur w0.- alone. ms
most y rrlcl.sd acL unnatural h.bJ j. carried
on to an alaruins cztsn, By 10Th sexes, Old auo
WONG. bringing on not OF atuHcl'l symp-
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THE
HARDW STORE!

<zsn THE undersigned ha. just
I received large End well Sc
- Iecied sock u Hardware,
which he will sell luw for cash, consist
ing in part CT Nails, ChaIns, Hinges,
Forks, Shovels. Mil, Wood, Cross cui,
Fenant, Hand, Webb gnd Key hole Save;
axes, N1tchels, Files Of any s'ze'; Tes.
kettles, Sauce Pans, CurTy.combs anil
Csrds, Cmsel' Of every description; Pock-
ct and !'ahle Cutlery. Shoe findings Of
every tou; Powder. Caps ord Shot.
sore lacks, Chest, Pad aud Door
Locks, Coffee Mills, Coal ilod- snd Cosl
shnvcIs Hand Belle, Axe and Hs,ctet
Heves, In hue, every lhlng IN the Hsrd.
ware line. o., Thankful tor ps'l fa5os
ae hopes lor continuance OF the sso'r,
snd wIll endeavor alaays to ssusfy hls
"Osromer5. Cal oGd exsmirs for your
's'Go before purrbasrrg sl'ew here.
Ed" aRD 5HAFER.
OcIobsr 90, 1850. II
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IEIIHTN E8I IETIIFEI !
Great Slaughter Anticipated !!
WAVING returned from the Eastern
Il markets win large ard well seIec,.
ed sock, | would especially request ~
olA customers and the public generally 10
cal and CANINE for themssIves. Hu
ny porccs,et since the navy dec'lnr, !
wll5 be sbis 90 eel at tie ,ery ioae IS, pos
si5Is price,. My stock consists OF
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Has an Caps,
Boots aud Shoes,
Groceries,
Q"eensvtre, &c, go.
In fact, compete assortment. whiet
| vii ,e al he Lowest poss be rate. to'
CASH ar in exchange for Country Pro.
dure. Cali and examine. we charge
nothing for showing Gootr.
+. y. STROBE.
Shepherds,own, Dec %, 1866. #
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-02
Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS,
EVANSVILLE, April

EVANSVILLE, April L. ! S
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, His Honor, Mayor Baker and all
the members of Council. t--li.'
On motion the reading of the minutes of
the last meeting was dispensed with. 49,
The following bills We're presented and
allowed: 1}il4a 81 lsifh -
Thomas NJ Archer, salary ss3 80; Mr..
Baker, Mayor, salary, $3.50; A. M: MEG riff,
Wm nn Pni,ce sss sSS Rsa
den, salary, $50; Crisp & West. isundries,
SIS; John Scantlin & Co., sundries, SOL !;
Keller g. White, sundries, 50 80; Peter Zapp,
ct. al, labor on streets. So 70; Hanse q
REMOVING carcasses, S29 Sc; Bridwell & Co.,
sundries,s4 90; Rocker, Blount & Co., dam
Report of Oak Hill Cemetery showed
three interments during the week ending
Report of Locust Hill Cemetery showed
five fnterments during the two weeks end
ing March so.
fees received during the month OF March,
amounting to $50 a. 5t
The Council then proceeded to elect
School Trustees for the ensuing year which
resulted in the selection of Asa Iglehart,
John w. Foster and Isidor Esslinger
Councilmen Dean and Mills were al
lowed each Sl2o for services on Committee
on Erroneous Taxes. 49,. rs1.t I'd. ~ ..8-
John Schubert submitted report of re-
ceipts on precepts, which was accepted,
Joseph NJ. Wallace rendered his resigna-
ton as policeman and fireman, which was
accepted. -
ordered, that Lots IS. 10, and 20, in Sharp's
Enlargement, be filled.
The order for sidewalk, on North side
of Fourth Street, between Leet Street and
Fifth Avenue, was rescinded-
On motion, Council adjourned. ,..r
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NINTH WARD.

For City Clerk-Geo. E. Gresham,
1O3; A. M. McGriff, ITO.
For City Treasurer-George Stack
house, 147; Samuel K. Leavitt, 123
For City Collector : Thomas j
Mooney, 1856; VIM G.. Hazelrigg, 1877
For City Marshal-Ed. S. Martin,
1876; Philip Klein, 136. H
For City Surveyor-Chas. f. Doll
maetschs44SJame D. Saunderss@142
Chas B. Bateman, 101. s. e
For City Assessor-Michael j. Car.
roll, 1913; Jos. Venneman, 139; Pau
Dennison, 1914; Phil. Euler, jr., 113;
Robert Rowland, 119: Sam'l Wytten-
bach, liz. ~
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COME TO STAY.-We are gratified
to see our clever young friend, John
Preston, in the city, and to learn that
he has come to stay. It is hard for
any one who has lived in Evansville
once to-, remove, permanently. They
will naturally come back. We hope
some of our fair young ladies will
bind our handsome. young friend to
the city for life. naz,ts.ssr1~
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Now, that the, electionfis over, let
every man make up his mind to buy
his boots and shoes of Kicker Let
them who have been throwing away
their money by buying poorgoods of
small h0ases,f do So no more. There
IS no possible chance for any, one to
do as well anywhere elseras they can
at the Great Shoe tE'nf5olsun..
We have a stock of goods that Is
a credit to the city. Let all public
spirited citizens (of which there are
so many just now call the attention
of travellers and visitors to our ele-
CANT goods. We have the finest boots
for men, and the most beautiful shoes
for ladies, ever seen anywhere. ga .
Lsf-r.rs ~ .ry j. S. Kicker,
1t ts. 60 Main Street. Il
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A "GEM". FOR RIVAL Cities

A GEN" FOR RIVAL Cities
Some days ago the Indianapolis Jour-
nal published statement to the effect
that the people of Evansville were
badly scared lest the river should
change its bed and leave their city an
inland town; that they had sent for
an engineer at the Capital to come
down and examine the situation and
suggest some relief from the appre-
hended disaster. This paragraph
called out the Engineer himself, Mr..
j. b. Cunningham, In the following
card, which we commend to the care
full perusal and contemplation of COM
petitors for the first place among the
cities of Indiana:
Evansville on a Scare"
INDIANAPOLIS, March, %, 1867.
Your item in this mornings issue,
Evansville IN a Scare, presents
our neighbors of the Crescent City in
a wrong light altogether. I spent the
past week there at the request of May
and vicinity with the view of con-
structing water works, | had attain
ed the object Of my mission, SO far as
the bad weather and food would per-
NIT, on Wednesday evening last, and
was to return home the following
day, when Mayor Baker requested
me to remain day longer and accom-
pany the Council and a few other
citizens on trip upthe Ohio, which
has just past the zenith of her fury,
and witness the operations of the wa
ter; and I think that few returned
from that trip with any apprehen-
sions of being left away from the
river by any new channel she can cut
for herself gsgiH sasss aye3t
The highest water of the Ohio ever
known at Evansville (1832) was 274
inches below the curbstone at the
corner of Water and Locust Streets ;
81 feet below corner OF Main and
Second Streets. On Sunday noon.
March, 18th, the water. had reached to
within 81 inches of this point, and
then began tossubside slowly
Now, all [ saw of Evansville con-
WINGED me that you have a live rival
in your sister city. She had the first
steam engine in the State; has now
six miles of ample sewerage; can af-
| ford to spend $200,000 per annum on
mprovemeDts-and look we'll to your
laurels. gentlemen, or she will be
ahead of you in water-works, and in
the race of the next ten years she
may shnt the distance flag down ahead
of your favorite mag oCapitola, and
take the sweepstakes purse of Hoo
sierdom. j. B. CUNNINaHAa.
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A RELIABLE HoUsE.-The atten

A RELIABLE HOUsE.-The atten-
tiona-of shippers is directed to the
card of McGregor Bros. general COM
mission merchants, No. 33 Tchoupi-
toulas Street, New Orleans. Along
acquaintance with these young gentle
men warrant US in recommending
them to the confidence and patronage
Of the shippers of this city and vicin-
ityy They. have ample means and
great business experience to back
them
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pN- Having done / away with al

B@- Having done away with all
extra expense by doing my own cut.
ting and selling, 1 can, and aoiH, sell
the cheapest goods in the city. as l
am determined to build up perman
ent trade by fair dealing and low
prices, good work and perfect fits. All
| ask is to examine my stock. and
prices before you purchase elsewhere.
Come aud see, at,No. First Street.
TapH9ha . JyHl CABIN Agent
SrovEs AND TINwARE-Wholesale
and retail, at j. b. MEsKER's,
Sycamore, bet. Second and Third SITS.
mh12-3mdlEw non,aIs5 -aE
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LOCAL NOTICES.
) 4Rf .-o OIL! OIL! 4lt
On BOARD STEAMER MAYFOwER,
Eu NcurrvH Naroh %

EVANSVILLE, March 30.
To Whom it may Concern: 8.
Having carefully tested and tried the
Hendricks Dark Engine Lubricating
Oils, manufactured by VIM. White 4
Co., of Cincinnati, hayeno hesitation
in saying that it possesses superior
merits over arg lubricating oil for en-
gines that [ have ever found, in an ex-
perience of IL years. as an Engineer,
and with great confidence recommend
it to the attention of engineers and
owners of steamboats,.
w. FL. MCCLURE,
Engineer Steamer Mayfower.
j = = 2 WIN. MERRIMAN,
1890 Engineer Quickstep.
Orders solicited and promptly filed,
No. ID First Street.
mh1-2t 81 B. f. CATCH, Agent Y
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CITY NEWS.

TAKEN TO MT. VERNoN.-The Car
isles, charged with the murder of
Eieut. Hampton, were taken to Mt.
Vernon yesterdsy7bv Sheriff Darling
and his assistants. Their trial comes
of this week.
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SHALL WE PREPARE FOR IT?-We
are told by some of our most eminent
physicians that the prevalence of
cholera this season is more probable
than it was at this season last year.
The floods of 1882 was followed by
the cholera in its most fearful cpl
demic form, and again in 1849 it
swept over the land, carrying destruc-
ton on,its wings. Ne may reasona-
bly, expect recurrence this season,
after the almost unprecedented food
that has prevailed. The experiences
of last year, both in this city and else
where, teach us that if the horrors of
the plague cannot be entirely avert
ed, they can be in great measure
mitigated. By strict. sanitary regu-
lations on the part of the city authori-
ties. ; rigidly; q enforced. and by
a careful observance of the laws
of health on ]. the part of
our citizens last year, scarcely a doz-
en- cases of cholera occurred In this
city, while the deaths elsewhere were
numbered BY scores daily, In view
therefore of the recurrence of cholera
this season, would it not be wise on
the part Of our city authorities and
the people in general, to set about at
once the work of preparation? Let
every source ofdisease be at once re-
moved, and let gthe city. the whole
city, be at once put in good SANTA
ry condition Its not necessary to
be alarmed, but is wise to prepare for
probable contingencies. p asiasi..ss.tlsss'
xts THE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-02
Township Election.
UPPER PRECINCT.

Township Trustee-Christian He'd
derich, 4O3; Philip Wassem. 399.
Justices of the Peace-Ben. Stin-
son, 376; Jas. e. Walker, 325; Jos.
P. Elliott, 416; VIM. Emery, 422
August Duddenhausen, 1853.
Constables = Frank Morris, 402;
Alf. Hitch, 2l5; Thos. Bush, 1872;
August c. Brandt, 121; Samuel Day,
AL; Hanford Bassett, $50; Geo. L.
Robinson, 1873; Michael p. Jones,
379. ahoeH 2gBs aaa a0gaH
For Supervisors-First District
Henry Braun, 81; Peter Volz, 133.
Third District Michael Megan,
1O6.
Fourth District-Clark Cody, 3444i ;
Jacob Mehn, 81.
Fifth District-Thos. Powers, 30
Henry Rosendal, IA; Simon Clau-
sheide, "a; ! Alex. Simpson, 2o4: "
Celt, 3. @.s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-02

MOVEMENTS OF THE LAWYERS
n large numbers of lawyers from this
city went to Mt. Vernon yesterday on
he Quickstep. Governor Baker and
ss4cle Joe Elliot, Justice of the Peace
siect. also accompanied them
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-02

Cry TREASURER. = By typo
graphical error. we were made to say
IN the Report Of the City Council
proceedings on Friday. that the salary
of the Treasurer was fixed at 81, 500.
IT, was Just 81 900 too much. The
salary, as fixed by the Council, is $500.