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How sOuthera Democrats KIec.
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The election in Mississippi to de-
eide upon the acceptance or rejection
of the Constitution recently enacted.
and to choose State and National Of
ficers. commenced yesterday. The
Mississippi Democrats, for under that
name all the Southern rebels are now
opposing reconstruction and restol
ration of peace, have been making
every possible effort to defeat the re-
turn of thani State TO. the Union
They have not only used threats of
violence, and even resorted to MUIR
der and ostracisnls against the white
'loyalists,s but have sought 20 drive
away from the support of the Gohsti-
tuition and the, Union party the me-
groes. They have used every artifoe
of persuasion and protested kindness
to win the votes Of the colored men
to the Democratic ticket. Our read
ers can gather something of the spirit
of the rebel electioneering from the
following Item winch We take from
the Vicksburg Times of the 18th inst.
What will the negro-hating Demo
Gratis of Evansville say to this species
of canvassiug? io2 t-al
From the vickburg Times, June nth. y1
The CoLoRED DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
We shall publish tomorrow, a list
of the negroes in this city who have
Joined the Democratic Club, We
shall publish at the same time the
names Of the prominent BARRIERS, por-
ters aud draYmen who have not Joined.
Those who refuse or neglect to join
the Democratic party and vote
against the. Consultation, and for its
nominees, will be assumed to belong
tolthe Loyal League, and will be
treated accordingly. lee -, Z,
All who's are not for US. are. against
usl Those who are not our open
friends are our secret foes = 49, f.
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THE indianapolis Journal of Mon
day, in an obscure place, has at last
noticed the fact that the Republicans
of the First District held a conyen-
ton last week. A reading of the
Cincinnati dailies or the JOURNAL of
Friday, would have given the seen
trail organ full information. A lit
tie more enterprise in State politics
would be an Improvement.
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[For the EvansvfIIe JournaLl
Commencement At hanover COIlegt

The Commencement of Hanover
College, last week. was a delightful
OCCASION. ~ a
On Tuesday evening the Sophomore
class gave an exhibition. Six orations
were delivered, the speakers acquit-
ting themselves creditably The first
two olations, by Jas. I. Walker and
Henry. a. Dodge, Of this city, were
worthy of special commendation.
John NJ. Coulter, son of the lamented
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THE President of the South Caro-
lima Democratic Convention, on tax
ing the chair, said: The direct
issue before us is the defeat and de-
struction of the Radical party-a
party which has now been IN posses
sion of the GoverDment for eight
long years, and which seeks uncon-
trolled, uncomfortable despotism over
the country.a Remember Appomat
tox, gentlemen
The people viii remember Apo
mattox, and the man who received
the sword Of the rebel g. aeral on
tia. Interesting occasion
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tional debt in greenbacks. The En-
quirer and the Sentinel have advo-
Gated the same policy.
Mr.. PENDLEToN Is in favor of dis
charging the national debt in legal
tenders" says the Sentinel But after
making this statement, with the grav-
ity of an owl, it proceeds to state that
he is in favor of paying off large
portion of the debt in gold. Ia other
words, it attempts to place its candi-
date for President On the platform of
the Indiana Repuhlicansy But
glance at the paragraph copied from
the .EaQuirer shows that no qualifca-
ton as to hoao much of the debt Is to
be discharged in greenbacks is ex-
pressed or Ina Piled. : The Missouri
Democracy, ''ssays the Enquirer, are
unanimously inafavar of discharging
THE NATIONAL DEBT-[not part Of it
only, but the entire national debt lin
greenbacks, AS ADVOCATED BY Mr..
PENDLEToN." IF the language ofthe
Enquirer don't mean that. it don't
mean anything. = .-sss.
What is more. the party cry adopted
by the Confederate Democracy if
greenbAcksA are good enough for the
soldiers and laboring men they are
good enough for the bondholders ''-2s
indicates that they contemplate, or
seek to make the people believe that
they Contemplate doing just what the
Enquirer says Mr.. PENDLEToN advo-
Gates" the discharge of the National
debt in legal tenders The Sentinel
can have no further controversy with
us on this point Henceforth its hard
words will have to be applied to the
Enquirer, for so misrepresenting Mr..
PENDLEToN's position.
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The eomplaisant disposition of the
Southern Democrats on the subjectof
the national debt is well illustrated
~ JOHN FoRsYTH, of the Mobile
Register, who tells Northern Demo
cratic editor: Do what you please
with the public debt-pay it in gold
or in greenbacks, or repadiate 1t IL toto,
aud we are with you.
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Agents for the Journal.

81. A. HALL, Princeton. Ind.
Capt. LEVI FERGUSON, Peterspurgh, Ind.
BARRY n. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
W. ]. l. HEAEMENWAx. Boonvtlle, Ind.
c. r DEBRuLER. New burgh, Ind
JOHN M. LOCKWOOD. Mt Vernon, Ind.
J. u. FOSTER, Fort Branch, Ind.
K W. WEAVER Poseyv1ile, Ind.
= b. CORWTN, SoInervfIIe, Ind.
Capt WHITING Cynthiana, Ind.
=. J. RoGERs, New Harmony, Ind.
HARVEY BOND. HSZleton, Ind.
THOS. MCCUTCHEN, SandersvilIe, Ind.
DRBIN MARES, Black Hawk Mills, Ind.
They viii also receive and forward 10 a.
Dxdefs for Binding and JoD Printing. 81
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We yesterday anticipated the Cou-
rier's report Of the Spencer County
Democratic Convention, which will
appear this morning. Our cores
pendent was generous enough TO give
q report of the speech Of the Courier
editor, which, we are sorry to learn,
proved a " pearl cast before swine. y
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AxorHsR inter ssrshg IL ut6F from St.
Louis, crowded out this morning. will
appear to-nioFrdw a. S. Or

We ask theresrefulsattenJion of our
readers tosthe speech Of Hon. HENRY.
w. WADswORTH, of Kentucky, a
portion Of which we publish t6.day
It is one of the ablest which has thus
far been made during the present
campaign. ssss ~as tuaff-e4a asst
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MARRIED..

the residence of xfrs. Keliens, in Iudepend-
ence, Ind. by Rev. George w. Moore, Mr.
CoRAEt IUS ,HUEF to Miss JANE KELLENS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BANKRUPTCY.


In the District Court Of the United States
Tor the ffssrtct ot indiana.
In the matter OF David I'll. Kennedy, Bank
rupt.- In Bankruptcy.
To l0honl it may concern &. = s
The unaersigned hereby gives no Ice of
his appointment as Assignee of DAVID
II. X ENN EDY, . OF Evansville. in the county
of Nanderburgb,s and State of. Indiana,
WI hin said lsLriet, who has been adj
tud ged 2 ban kEupt, upon his own petition,
by the District Court of said District.
Dated at Evansville, the 28d day of June,
- Jai,IEs H. 5IcNEEEY, Assignee
sdst q a W. ff.sa's ..5s.-.f.'s. - ~.
In the District Court OF the United states
for the District Of Indiana.
Ia theIaattsr Of A > % NJ J cha son, Bank
To i0ltonl IL may concern.
The unpersI gnedt ne ebys gives notice of
his APPOINTMENT as Assignee Of ALBERT
w. JOHNSON, o. Evansville, in the county
Of Nanderburgh and stale of Indiana,
judged a bankrupt. upon his own petition,
by the District Court OF said District.
Dated at Evansville, the 10Th day Of May,
ls.11f JAMES II. McNEELY, Assignee.
g DIT q a W.
In the d strict Court Of the United state
for the District Of Indiana.
In the matter of John W. Hawkins,
= Bankrupt in Bankruptcy. ~
TO achOpl It may eoaceTls :....1.s5. 4......r5.
HAWKINS, of Evansville, In the county OF
Nanderburgh and state OF Indiana, with
in said District, who has been adjudged "A
bankrupt, upon his own petition, by the
District Court OF said District. ~
Dated at Evansville, the sd day of June,
JAMES Il. McNEELY. Assignee.
~
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS e IN
Woo CoUNTY.TThe Democracy of
Vigo County, on Saturday last, went
through the farce of nominating can
didates to be slaughtered at the, Oc-
tober election. The following is the
tickets For State Senator, james B.
Edmunds; for Representatives, Peter
Y. Buskirk, s. G. Davis; for, Clerk,
Martin Hollinger; for Treasurer.
Samuel A., Hull for Sheriff, VIM.
H. Steward; Real Estate Appraiser,
James Ii. Mullen; County Commits
sioneri Ebenezer Paddock; Coroner,
John D. Murphy; Surveyor, Robert
Allen. srh1s ~ s8t5 |sz.5-ses
j. B. Fdmunas, candidate for State
Senator, is editor of the Terre Haute
Journal. was one of the original nine
who Instituted the first Know
Nothing" lodge in Terre Haute, and
was strong advocate of the Prohib-
tory Liquor Law of 81, and was re
warded By being appointed dispense
tor of alcoholic fluids under the law.
He is lean, cadaverous cuss, just fit
to be a Democratic editor. aug
p Peter Y Buskirk is a representative
man Of the party, was postmaster in a
country post office under Buchanan,
and amused himself during the, war
by writing letters to his relations and
acquaintance in the army, urging
them to desert, and promising them
the protection of the Democracy and
Sons Of Liberty and these are Z fair
specimepgII ofFthe ticket lie stands
no earthly chance of election in that
Republican, county. ii The Irish and
German element was utterly ignored,
y H# 1 a Z
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Now is Your Opportunity /!
Great Sale Of PaWnbroker's Unre-
deemed Pledges at Auction.
ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS
OF THE
Public schools.

E. ansville will commence on Wednesday,
June l7ths and continue until Friday, June
Doth, as follows:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE PATH.
GrGnlnldr.-Miss Billiard and Mr.. Thos.
w. Peck, Lower Building.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
JUNE 18th AND 26FH.
High School - Mr.. F.. G. Wniett, and
Misses Mayhem and Cox. To conclude
with the Literary Exercises Of the Gradu-
ating Class on Friday q ter noon.
The Mayor, mem Derssof sfthe Common
Council, parents and citizens generally,
are fnvit edo attend.
Asa IGLEHEART,
JOHN W. FOSTER Trustees
ISID0R E5SLLNGER.l II
{ A. NJ. Cow, Sar eFintendent.
j8nS Tally Union, Courier, and Demo-
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CARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE sUBeCRIRER CONTINUES
s4 the Lumber Business at his old stand
at the corner ofmain ard Seventh Streets,
that his stock Is large and second TO meme
IN the assortmeEts, embracing Pine OF ST.
thtcknesSes and quality, from the nic4ft
Third Common Saginaw Board up :,
Three-Inch First clear Plank.
Also, 800 DOORS Of various thickness
and styles, and zee = -. -. --r
10000 LIGHTS.
window sash, Pine aRd Poplar Shingles
and fleet Lath, Mouldfngs, CasfnFr
Quarter-Round, &c, &c.
Orders from tae country river or rasf
filled promptly.
sen dam JOHN F. GLOVER.
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In the d strict Court OF the United State
for the District of Indiana. 81
In the matter of John w. Hawkins,
Bankrupt in Bankruptcy. f
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The Republican National Executive


The Republican National Executive
Committee.
Alabama, james T. B. Stowe.
Arkansas, e. +. Rlce,
California. George G. Gorham.
Colorado, Daniel Witter.
Connecticut, II. I'll. StarkWcather.
Dakota. Newton Edmunds,
Delaware, Ed. u. Bradford,
Dist of Columbia, S. j. Bowen,
Florida, b. Conover.
Georgia, j. II. Caiu"eN.
Idaho. John G. Henry.
Illinois, j. Russell ones.
Indiana, Cyrus NJ. Alien.
Iowa, joshua lctcl!er.
Kansas John A. Martin.
Kentucky, Alien "A. bal'oh.
Louisiana M. H. Southworth.
Maine Lewis Baker.
Narvl,nd Charles G. Fulton.
Massachusetts,, William Clafiin.
lJichioan. - Giddings.
MINNESOTA. John L. Avery.
NIississippi. A. C. Fish.
Missouri. Benjamin Loan.
Montana, 5. wilson
Nebraska. E. P Taylor
Nevada. Charles F. Dc'ong.
New Hampshire, W. E. Chandler.
New Jersey, James G"Pslii.
New York, Horace Greeley.
North Carolina, William Sloan.
Ohio p r. COwan.
OREGON. H. w. Corbett.
Pennsylvania, w. Fl. kembie.
Rhode Island Lyman FrieZe.
South Carolina, James II. jerks.
Tennessee William B. Stokes.
Texas A J. Hamilton.
Vermont, w. Burke:
Vir,,ina Franklin Stearns.
West Viroina. Samuel D. Kurns.
Wisconsin. David Atwood.
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