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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20
pECxAL NOTICES.
g Blessings Brighten as they cake
their Flight"

Home, friends. and all the enjoymeuts
of life seem infinitely move Gear 10 ne
sufferer nOm nervous debility Wden the
probability is that, ere long, he must
leave them forever. whoa tne health has
become impaired, and Jle >treIig II is fttll-
ing. then life looks more allurlng. Stlnu-
Iants are the only means OF restoration IN
cases OF nervous debility, 4ne great IN
Guilty has been TO provide a stlmUlaBt pos
afFOrding permanent relief. If HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITIERo IS resoTteQ
to in such cases, its beneficial effects VIII
sOOll become apparent In the buOyaHcy OF
spirits and renewed strength OF the hIUn-
ertO detected patient Experience mas
proved this preparation 10 be l." THE
REMEDY OF THE AGE " for NERVOUS
DEBILITY. as wei as all diseases arising
from arrangement Of the stomach anu
liver.
Persons advanced il life, and feeling the
hand of time weighing heavily upon them,
with all lis attendant Ills, VIII ma N the
use Of HOSTETTEK'S CELEBRATED
$40 MACH BITTERS an elixir that VIII
LnsJil new lie into their veins restore, IN
a measure, the ardor and energy OF more
youthful days; build up their shrun ken
forms. and give health ana vIgor to their
remaining years Those who are IN the
least afflicted with Dyspepsia, Ague, Lam
guOr, Nausea, or any other troublesome
and danger Gus disease arising nom dis
ordered system, should not hesitate to
avail themselves OF the benefit derived
from this great remedy.
The immense quantities OF this invalu-
able tonic that are consumed. and which
is steadily increasing year by year, is Sufh-
Client in itself to disaTIn the most skeptical.
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BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY.-Charles
johnson, an African, filed an afida-
Wit yesterday before Justice David
son, charging that Henry Waldsmith
had sold him a gill Of whisky fE
FIVE cents, while he, the afiant, was
intoxicated A change of venue was
taken to Justice Emery, and the
cause was tried by a jury of six men.
Capt. Hargrave appeared for the pro
secution, and Geo W. Mcbride APP
peared for the defense. A large array
of.witnesses for each side was present.
The case was submitted to the jury
at late hour, and we were unable to
learn their verdict, if any was rem
dered.
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LUNAcY u Justices Walker and StiD-
son, yesterday, sat as a commission to
inquire into the alleged iunacy or in
sanity Of John Eyer, whose case has
been under consideration for some
days. He was adjudged to be insane,
and was ordeted to be taken to the
asylum, at Indianapolis. There are
some strange idiosyncrasies. He had
an idea that he had been engaged to
make political speeches, for which he
was to receive fabulous sums. He
said there were three parties in the
country = Republicans, Democrats
and negroes-and that he was en-
gagged TO make speeches for all three,
and expected to net 91O0, 900 during
the campaign.
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a GOOD OPENING FOR ANY ONE
- wishing % g. into "a Feed store or
Livery stable business. d. both combined.
A. am about 70 take 8 Trip % scotland
this summer, Wlll sell out ms stock and
hXtures5 with house ana Dalauce 81 lease.
on easy terms % suitable urFa.as SER.
THIS ls good opportunity for amy one
who a. desiTou- ~ go into tuls Kind of
business haVlng ample aoeum mediation
and as good "a stand as any ID lne city. be-
ing on the corner OF Main and Fourth
Streets halt way bel tween f4e depot aud
river. Apply 20 MM Troop @H
Western Feed store, corner Fourth ard
Main Evansville, Indiana [mavLz
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HURD AND HoUGHToN's Riverside
for June opens with two established
favorit6s; for Mr.. Stephens has from
tispiece containing his ideas of how
the Sowlooked when she came in With
the Saddle, as Mother Goose affirmed
she did come; and Vieux Moustache
comes, with his grizzled1front, once
more to delight the boys witha story,
begun here and to continue in large
installments through the rest of the
volume. Other Riverside favorites
are well represented: Jacob Abbott
By Hunter and Tom Porte Cray
on" by the Young Virginians Mrs,
Wells by an illustrated story in verse;
and Nellie Eyster by a particular ac-
count Of historic and barn-like
church IN Pennsylvania. There is an
other Shakespeare story aIso-and an
other biographical paper,-tBis time
on Mozart; while Little LOUIS Say
ings and Doibgs stop for the present,
and some new contributors offer vari-
ed stories of prose and verse.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
World; the only true and perfect Dye;
harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints; reme-
dies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; invigOTates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
bL1scE or brOaOn. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Batch-
elor's Wig Factory No. Ii Bond street,
New YORK. lapse dly
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DIssoInfion IN PartnsrslIn

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
g. tween q. w Warren and Thomas
COnyngtOn, is this day dissolved by niue
tua. consent, Mr. COuyugtou retiring The
business viii be continued hy %. W. War
rem. All debts due the firm Will be paid TO
him. and all Gains against the same VIII
be settled by HIM.
q. w. WARREN.
mage n TH0e. tONlNGI0N.
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CO-Partnarship.

1.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE formed
- CO-Partne rsntp under the name and
style OF Kahn & Vile, for carrying on the
wholesale Fancy Grocery business and
manufacturing Of Plain and Fancy Candys
at No. North Water Street, Evansville,
Indiana. LOUIS KAHN,
apH Ind JOHN VILE.
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Notioe of Copartnershin.

r. ID EREHK NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
- generally that have thts day taken GA
cOpartuersulp SIR. BAA DER, in the manu-
Ia cture OF Hoop skirts and C0r-rts. at 30.
4 south Second street. III. BAUM.
The business VIII hereafter be conducted
under he arm name Of
IaN lIrn, 1858. ~. EAL Ut a. co.
rlas-ft INV
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20

LAWYERS will find at the JOURNAL
Office a good supply of Legal Cap,
Blank Deeds, both short and long
form, Mortgages, Congress Tie En-
velopes, Legal Wrappers, &c.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Bs1~ IF you want a splendid bust
ness suit, or any other suit Of new
clothes made TO order 60 10 Hazel
riggs, No. 81 Main Street. where you
can get the best fit In the city aud at
the very lowest cash price H has
just received a splandid assortment Of
piece goods. which he will sell by the
yard, or any way to suit his custom
ers. mayo q
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philharmonic Concern. - The
lovers of fine, artistic music, will aot
forget the Grand Concert of the Phil
harmonic Society. to be given at the
Crescent City Hall on Thursday
night.
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VISITING CARDS. printed on FL de
Linge, Bristol Antique or Wooded
Cards. at our Job Rooms, second floor
Of JOURNAL building.
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BEHIND THE TIMEs.-Whiie our
gardens and front yards are teeming
with the most beautiful flowers, and
new potatoes as big as teacups and
cabbages as large as a punch bowl
abound in our city, and strawberries
and cream are a common dish, and
onions, raddishes aud lettuce are a
drug in the market in this city. our
neighbors of indianapolis, as we are
told, are feeding on last years pro-
auctions, aud aImiring the half-form-
ed buds that adorn their Towering
shrubs That is what comes Of living
in boreal regions.
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10000 barrels Kanawha Salt. Fack-
ney's xxx Family Flour, aud Kiln
Dried Corn Meal; and Kauawha
Dairy Salt in 3 ID. aud ) ID. sacks, for
sale by l.. RUFFNER JR. & Co.,
May2J-3t No Z Main Street.
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500

WFYILL BUY ONE OF COERYss
~ CLOrHE--W RIe GERs we warrant
them ~ a4l cases to give satisfaction. No
use % pay eight Or Ten dollars Tor come
pllcated Mrlnger that is not IS strong,
and wiz not do more or better work than
the Colby Wringer. Buy Colby Wrluger
for III GU, aud it after using 1T two weeks,
y0u don't Ike Dc. the money WIFI be re-
funded. NLgkER1 BROS, - Nain 81,
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UELHORN s aRINKMA-

successors 10 b. a. LAwzESuE,
Established ~ i54sI
wholesale and Rsiqi DeqIers Bee
American AND ITALIAN HAHBLI
and superior quality 81 Limestone "a
building purposes. window suis,
caps. a0uts. door sllls, &c.
nos. 100, l62, and 1Ul Main street
SEX to LoaIi House
fssHsVilIe. indiana.
x1 er
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DR u WEBBER

formerly Of HopKinsv.he, Ky.)
olfeIs 4Is professional services 90 the clti-
zf OF evansville.
Residence on Third, between Lnetry ana
OAK streets
once over the P9-t-- 4bce. f-a- In
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CITY NEW s .

FINE PAPER.-We received yester-
day another supply of fine paper, con
sisting of Note and Letter Paper,
Foolscap and Legal Cap. We invite
the attention Of our citizens to our
stock.
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THANKs-The JOURNAL corps ten
der thanks to Mrs VIM. Stockton for
most exquisite boquet, composed
Of rare flowers, arranged with ad-
mirable good taste.
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THEFLoRENcE SEWING MAcHfvE-

THEFLoRENCE SEWING MACHINE-
Il acknowledged by every experienced
operator the best for family use: IS
easier learned, less liable to get out
of order, and sews to the right As well
as to the left. Satisfaction glfaran-
teed, or the money refunded. schap-
ker, Bussing & Co., agents for West
ern Kentucky and Southern Indiana.
may8-dlm
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Go SEE THEM!-J. Fl. Carlin has
received, direct from the East,) his
stock Of linens. They are, without
doubt, the most elegant and tasty lot
of goods ever offered In this city.
Call and leave your orders while the
stock is complete. me.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20

A NEW COAIBINATIoN.-As will be
seen by their fine display card else
where, Mr.. Lewis Rufner, Jr., Of this
city, and John Gilbert, Of GoleoDda,
Illinois, have formed a Co partner
ship, under the firm name Of L. Ruff
ner, Jr., < Co., in the commission,
produce and provision business. Both
gentlemen are so well and favorably
known throughout the entire South
west, that no commentator is neces-
sary They are also agents for the
Kanawha Salt Company.
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wsARlI4 ron sALE.-No. j. one arn

EARNS FOR sALE.-No. J.. One farm
e 81 100 acres, - acres cleared two good
orchards. Price - sJl.
30. =. one farm o. ~ acres plenty Or
water two GOOD orchards new frame
house. containing six rooms; an kinds OF
small fruit. Price $3.50. The farm viii be
exchanged for city property.
NO. 3. one farm 81 Sd acres, ali in grass.
Price $500.
These farms aye within sixteen miles OF
the city OF Evansville. FERNS casgs
Address EDWARD a. BAKER,
Real Estate agent
april W3Iu NewDurgu, Lud.
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CLEANING UP.-We are glad to no
tice IN almost all parts of the city
laborers at work cleaning up the
streets and alleys. This Is a wise
measure, and viii do much to insure
the health of the city during the com
ing summer.
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IL II Nj O " a l..
A. G PuSHEE

Has returned TO his OLD STAND, NO. 4
mAI1 STREET. (eslaDlIs ied Iu 1852
with @ new stock OF NGfHetaee. Fancy
Goods, TOYS. Motions. Musical Wares,
ChIldren's Cabs. BASKETS. 1e all 8f w Icl
Will be sold at falr prices. fmav1 dZw
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Mothers suffer the agony
tie ones snatched away
Re WhOOping Cough, OF
single bottle of Poland 5
lound would have saved
It's infauibie.
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THE Philharmonic Society viii give
their second concert Of vocal and in
strumental music at Crescent City
Hall Thursday evening. May 81 The
programme will be published In due
rime. Admission fifty cents. Tickets
for sale by g. W. Warren, Fish &
Barter, and John Fl. Scott. my15 If
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Fun AHEAD.-Captain Bob Riley,
late of the steamer City of Alton, is
in the city, at the Americah House,
as the arauut courier of Carroll &
Emmett's Great Western Combina-
ton, which opens at the New Metro
poljtan on Friday night. May 22d, FOR
two nights only Capt Bob Riley IS
ali right, and he says he has a good
show. and we believe aim Don't
take It for granted, but 90 and see for
yourselves.
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HARPER FOR JUNE.-3Ir. John H.
Scott, NewsdeaIer, corner Of Main
and Second Streets. has laid upon
our table Hupers Aag zine for
June-a number that partakss Of all
the excellent Characteristics of ats
predecessors. The contributions are
Of a peculiarly interesting character,
and the illustrations unusually fine.
With this number commences the
18th volume.
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HOth Patches, FreekIes & Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for
hose BROWN DIsCoLoRATIoNs on the face
PeTTy's Moth and FFeckie Lotion. Pre-
jared only by Dr.. 3. c. PERRY, 49 Bond
street, New York. Sold everywhere.
nar25 d6m
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PERsoNAL-We had the pleasure
yesterday Of meeting in the city Mr.
Alex. Lemcke, of Cincinnati, and
were graGfed to learn that he had
fully recovered his health
Dr. A Lewis, of Princeton, and
Sill Bingham, of Patoka, were in the
city yesterday. From them we learn
that the farmers of Gibson County
are earnestly at work planting corn.
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TTELD ON THBE BODY OF VIII
n LIAM a. MATHEW, whose body
was found az tle store OF a.. s. u mDle, on
Ftfst street. 4u the city ~ EVauaEAle,
state OF Indiana. ou tne 3Jtl dos 81 April.
l-6s Tie Juty. lelug duiy sWo D., ald t91n
the evidence than TIE decreased came % his
death by com hitting suicide, Dy takiug
morphine and az The TIME % nia death he
was about 81 years ol0s ! zee 5Iacar- high
had pl his person, when found, brown
mixed cashmere suit 81 clothes, 3 pocket
book with tWsuty-s-Z ceItts' reukulte,
aud gold sleeve buttons. calu WLiakers
and uIustacne; light comp EXON.
~ UEL =. HANLIN.
Coroner NauQeI1urRn County.
may2 81 .W8t
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ia Our sanctum was made IN
usually pleasant, yesterday. bya mag
Difcant boquet of beautiful flowers,
the annual May offering of our charm
ing little friend Helen. Her kind
remembrances grow in value every
year, because of the thoughttulness
and love of the beautiful they mani
fest.
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WHOLESALE GROCERY STOCK FOB
SALE, AND STORE FOR LEAsE.-Ihe
senior partner desiring to retire from
business, We offer for sale our entire
stock, etc, and will also lease % the
party buying Us OUT, the store recent
~ built and since occupied b. Us,
which Is p feet wide by 40 feet deep,
f stories high, with cellar 8 feet deep
under the whole. We prefer making
the transfer on June 1, 1868.
This afford a rare opportunity 70
enter an established business Of i
years standing and occupy the best
and largest grocery store ia the city.
S. i. GILBERT & Co.
mv9 2w. No. 81 North First st.
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The WEEKLY JeURNAL-We are
in almost daily receipt of large clubs
of subscribers TO the WEEKLY JOUR
nal. One young man. day or two
ago, sent Us seventy new. ubseribers,
IN addition to eighty-fve sent as the
week before. Every man in the First
Congressional District should read
the JOURNAL.
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LAST DAY OF GRACE.-This is the
last day for paying income taxes and
procuring Government license. Those
interested would do we'll to bear this
in mind, as a penalty attaches in
cases Of failure to pay. The Collec-
tor is always at home ready to re-
ceive calls. money accompanying.
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AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION -
Great Sale Of valuable real estate.
viii offer at pubic auction. at the
door Of the Court House, at 2 o'clock
P. NJ, Saturday. the 23d Day OF May.
the city. $50 feet front b. 90 feet
deep, on the west side Of Fulton
Avenue, and two squares north of the
street railroad, In Morgan's Addition
of the City Of Evansville. Any per-
son who wants a beautiful lot for
fine residence, should 60 and see it.
and then attend the sale.
e Terms: One half cash, balance il
six mouths. HIRAM NELSON.
mayll AuctiOneer.
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LADIES will find at the JOURNAL
Office, Gilt Edged Paper, French
Paper and Envelopes. Foreign Letter.
Note, Billet, and Ladies Note. and a
full supply Of other stationery.
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FINE Glazed Paper at the JOURNAL
Office
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SCHOOL PIc-NIo.-The annual Pic
mic Of the Hebrew School will take
place on Thursday next. at the Cres-
cent City Springs It promises to be
a day ofrare interest@and enjoyment
to the happy young hearts of the He
brew children.
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A NICE DANCE.-Eyening Star So
cial Circle had a nice dance at Ma
sonic Hall last night. The crowd was
quite large, and everything passed of
with the utmost order and propriety.
FIRE IN HENDERs0N.-The light
seen in this city at midnight Monday,
was occasioned by the burning Of a
drinking saloon in Henderson. The
loss was not great.
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PLANTING.-Thed delightful weather
Of the last two days has wreathed the
faces Of the farmers with smiles, and
inspired their hearts with new hopes.
The rapid decline Of the iverwfll
largely conduce to their qualification.
An immense amount of planting has
been, aud will be done, this week.
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COMMON PLEAS COURT. - There
was but little business of general in
terest transacted in the Court of Com
mon Pleas yesterday.
John Dorsey, accused Of having
stolen a bag Of shot from the steamer
J. P. Webb, was acquitted, the evil
dence not being deemed of such a d.
rect character as to prove his guilt
beyond the possibility of a reasonable
doubt.
A man, whose name we did not as
certain. was convicted Of larceny, in
stealing a yoke of oxen, and awarded
three years in the penitentiary.
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No CONNECTION.-In consequence
of some detention or accident on the
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad, the
train failed to connect yesterday
morning with the morning train from
Yincennes. As q consequence, the
messengers on last nights train had
double duty to perform, but they did
not fail to deliver the latest papers
and correspondence on time.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-08-20
dlomposlLIon of 3 sehool Ror.

TIE EDITOR.
One ofthe boys in public school
nOta thousand miles from St. Joseph,
recently wrote a composition on
"Ihe Editor" which ran thusly:
he EDIT0R.-The editor is one Ot
the happiest animals in the known
world, He can 20 To tla circus. after.
noon and evening. without paving 8
cent also 50 inqnests and hanginos.
He has free tickets to picnics and
strawberry festivals, gets wedding
cake sent him, and sometimes pets a
licking, but not often, for he can take
things back the next issue. the which
he generally does. I never knew only
one editor to get licked. His paper
busted that day, and hecouldn't take
nothing back.
While other folks have to 20 to bed
early the editor can sit up late every
night, and see all that's going on.
The boys think it's big thing to
hang out till 10 o'clock. When I am
a man mean to be an editor, so I
can stay out nights. Then that will
be bully. The editor don't have to
saw wood or do any chopping except
with his scissors. Railroad get up
exclusions for him. knowing if they
didn't he'd make 'em git it up and git.
In politics he dom care much who he
goes for if they are on his side. Ifthey
amt he goes for 'eHa anyway, so it
amounts to nearly the same thing.
There is a great many people trying
to be editors who can't and some of
them have been in the profession for
years. They can't see it though. If
l was asked if 1 had rather have a
or be a circus rider, I would
say, let me 60 and be a editor"
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-08-20
Sale of GirIs India.

One of the leading national papers OF
India contains an account of a sale of
girls near Calcutta, at which the wri-
ter was present. When he first heard
that such a sale was going on, he
could scarcely believe that he was
living under the British Government /;
however, he found that he had been
correctly informed, for on going to a
certain quarter of the bazaar at Main
ckgunge, he saw a cluster of girls, of
from two to thirteen years Ofage, very
busy summOning customers, as they
received a commission of ten cents on
all the bargains effected through their
instrumentality, besides some trifing
offerings. The prices varied according
to the age and beauty of the children /:
girls ofsevenruled at about 400rupees !;
an old man of seventy whispered an
offering of $50 rupees for very beauti-
ful girl of thirteen, who was surround
ed by,quite a crOud of bidders. An
exchange of daughters was taking
place in another part of the bazaar.
The writer of the letter, who was
much Mortified at what he witnessed,
mpIores the editor to direct the at
tentiOn of the Government officials to
this matter, and save many Brahmin
families from perdition.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-08-20
m ahonf al RebeI FIag.

/ Almost every Republican newspa-
her in the Union has copied the state
ihent that the rebel flag was suspended
in the hall where the Democratic
State Convention of Kansas was re-
Gently held. At first the Democracy
Indignantly denied the fact. Eviden-
ce was adduced which so completely
and thoroughly substantiated the
statement that the Democrats asserted
that the flag was rebel flag, but was
captured by gallant Democratic sol
diers " and hung up as trophy OF
the war.
1t now turns out that the flag was
one captured by the First Kansas Col
ored Infantry at Honey Springs, Ark,
July Il, 1853, from the Texas Rebel
Infantry. Those. darkies, then, are
what the Kansas Democrats style,
q gallant Democratic soldiers?n Good
for the First Kansas Niger - as the
Democracy used to call that regiment.
These Democrats will yet claim that
their party furnished the victims of
the Fort Pillow butchery.