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| | OUISIANA STATE sEMINARY,
| NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
| Founded and Supported BY the State of Louisiana
ne next sesSion begins September fth 1853 and closes
FAoUITY-OOnsists Of full corps Of instructor, IN all
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CoURsE o. srUDT-Embraces Preparatory and an Aosd
emile Department including tersry Scientific and On
SOnal COurss Special School Of Civil Engineering and
rKENsFSr al expenses except clothing sGO; s1Ol paw
soie n advance balance in equal payments January
Cadets received any time during the session. and charged
address D. p. BOYD, Superintendent
M KS. 6. H. CALDWELL,
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
OF
A Thorough English Edueation. Eaodern
Languages and Music.
,vsso,,s -, Vocal and Instrumental
LANDSCAPE AND PoRFRArrURs.
str0ngerS HO 81,
Me- l20 Charities Street, Kew orIeAaS
REFERxSczs.
CbsTen S s ssH cf 9sasoB Ia Pref Dixon
Bon Judge Simon New Orleans; Prof t. L. Caldwell
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Applications win be for the appointment, O,
One Hundred additional Cadets this Institution TboSs
entering In the summer months enjoy peculiar advantages
in the special course Of discipline and Instruction. bv VI -
they prepared Tor the regular studies which comm nee an
LIST September. Circulars will be upon appllcston
FRANCIS H. SMITH. Superintendent
ALBEIT LYONS SCHOOL FOX BOYS.
IHATAwA, PIKE COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
Nev orleAns and JSoksOn RAilrOad)
Circulars msy be obtained application to ROBERT
PTTK1E, ESQ.,. Is sndlS Camp street. New Orleans
X NEAss a MAYO
- SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE 4 KNEAssJ
Removed from No. Magazine street.
Manufaeturers OF saddIery and Harness,
-TNPoRrxRs or
sADDLERY. HARDWARE BETTING, PACKING AND
HOSE, ETC., ETC.
Nos Tehoupitoulas and New Lsvee g. e8 and 50
Common streets.
y q. PALMER a co..
N @, PALMER, JOSEPH WILD, H. Ooxi
Wholesale Dealers
FsPsrs Envelopes and EaEa.
sos S % and " oams street. View erlaanA "a
q BEEN a ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
n Commercial Plaza
Te Owners OF Real Estatet
We have constant demand Dwelling Store and Vacant
wv posy also Tor Country Place around the city and
Hnlsss sale Is elected
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BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL sTEAMSHIPs
Leaves on SUNDAY. June 2lst, stsLH
Tor BRAZOs SANTIAGO THE LOW
- pressure sde-wheel iron steamship
Sc. Mary,
r S. BOURNE, Commander,
VIII leave as above from her wharf, foot st. Joseph street
carrying the United States mails For freight or passage
apply to
CHAS A WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents.
80 and 50 Camp street.
NBNo freight received without an order from the Agents
The st. Mary will stop at Galveston to take the mails
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TOWB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS ToWBOAT ASSOCIATION
HNHE UEDERsI&NED, WISHING TO EsPAB
ish an equitable and uniform rate OF Towage offer
greater facilities e the shipping entering and leaving this
port, have combined the following Tow SOsts:
ECLIPSE LINZ
Switzerland, Leviathan. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles, ThOs. A. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman, Republic, TeeumseA
Wicaco and Reliance.
The number and Of the above associated Line Of
TOwboats is guarantee that detention will occur ethsr
the bar or In this port
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER a zUBEEB Err
Harry Wright Lima
EDWARD A YORKE L CO.. Lima
Associated once, IS Carondele street. stairs.
J, G. NOR ROSS,
CHAS. FITZENRtTER,
Levee ARents
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OPELOUSAH.

ktGULAk WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
LOB CPEEOUSAH. WASgISGr0S enu-
Barre and all landings the Coast AtcbSfaava To-
and Bayou COurtableau-Ths ughtdraR steamer II N
DinckioFd " q. Pickett, master, j.. B. Schmidt els
WI cave New S1rieans every Wednesday n Retun
ing, viii cave W Warrington every sunday, At 10 n ~
The Blackford Smmsp5rt Win tbs ,,.,r.-
kankskee and will give through bills OF lsdnS SIS rI
for All feghts for Bayou DeGaze and Bayou BuE Rstes
as low any boat S~ NO'~A' 49,
KENNETr a BELL. ,.
W. NJ. sURLS, AsenS~
REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET.
- Leaves every WEDNESDAY,, at 6H.h
EG8 OfEkOUBAa, WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre, and all landings the Coast AtehAfAlayA River
ano bsyon Oonrtsbleau-The good and safe steamer
Annie WagieY, NJ Kenison master, +. JOHN,
slers WI leave ~ above VIII leave Washington every
sunssy a. IN O'Clock A r. For freight or passage Apply
BLOCH BROS, IH Common street. N. O..
o. HINCKLEY A SON, Washington, La
r. bThe Annie Wsgiey at Washingtoa
with steamer and barges for all landings BsTVa
koeaf, and VIII sign through bills Of lsding
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sTEAMsHIps...sTEAmsHIps.

Observation-Disclosures.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MORGAN LINE Q. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
FOE GALVESTON AND ISDIANoLA-rHE
following new iron lOwpressurs steamships form this
w. 9. Hewes.....L O. Harris. Austin.
...'........ gnes.. :......... Harlan,
Ciinssa
The Steamship Crescent,
j. W. HAWTHORNE Commander,
VIII sail on SATURDAY. June 10th, q. sac
For freight or passage apply to
CHAs. A. WHITNEY q co., Assnts
50 and 50 Camp street
No whisky received without an order from the Office.
FOR INDIANOLA-
Steamship
GEORGE BAKER. Master.
viii leave positively SATURDAY goth inst, atsPM
For Freight which will be at Reduced Rates. appyt to
KELLEY, LONG CO..
Nos and Msrispy Buildings Third District,
Or to Captain board opposite Vegetable Market Second
District
insurance guaranteed at Lowest Rates
EoR As.................".FOR TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICKs BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Fs.seHg',s take the Perry Boa. opposite ysoksOn sqza
the train leaving the Agiers Depot arriving AZ
ct BrsshesT for Galveston.
Josephine. .......,...........CAPTAINy J. n LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets 70 be had state rooms secured until o'clock
LIVERY DAY, Sundays excepted the ONCE the One
lous4s Railroad Company No IS Canal street, or at The
Ferry Landing on the morning OF depsiture.
@. W. R BAYLEY, Superintendent
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VICRsHURG.

VICRSHURG.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY 49,
EOB VIOKsBURG, NATCHEZ AND ALL IN
n termeoisfe lsndings-The steamer Gen Ougtmas
making al Coast landings w. -'S - a"OVe
sINNOIT ADAMS, Is Commercial P1.o.
me steamer Cen Quitman connects st Vcksburg with
teaners Counties and Calumet for and
kvers and steamers Julia and Rubicon for 81 Ienis ~
phis and all intermediate landings - '' ae-4
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ATbp
VICh sBUKa EATCHEz AND NEW ORLFAHs
" Eegulal Tuesday o. 8 Mail Packet IN place Of AZ II
T. LEE The steamer ~-S
Gov. Allen,
JNO. W. CANNON Masss.
VII esVs eooye Tor Wcksourg Natehez Grand Gulf Rod
pey D. Joseph Waterproof Fon Adams BAYOU sara Bst
H9nge ona asonV1le, and all intermediate landnRs
ne oov: Allen makes close Connections with eteaus,
OeLuhEt At Vieksburg for all landings on YaEoc river
Apply on board to
SINNoTT a ADAMS Is Commercial Plaza
onIpers VIII pay freisht TO all plantation andinSs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NATCHEZ.
EATCHEz Packet
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS a5pn
EOR kATCHEZ AND ALL INTERaEDIITK
= lAndings-Tha hns passenger packet
Wild Wagner,
W. b. hlCHARDSON, Master; J. O. LIBANO, Clerk.
WIN 'ee'e a. sooVe GEO. d. HITE, Agent,
IL Tchouptouas street
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OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REau-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY, at 5pK
EOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA HAIR
hne, fast passenger packet
CieOna,
L. H. PATTERSON, Master; J. W. WALDEN. CIsrk.
wiz leave positively above For freight or nas.a..
SPpS On 0O@rd' or TO WINBURN LORD Agents,
n a so 0raVier street.
s-Ihe cleons VIII take freight passengers a Loo
as any other boat in the trade taking freight for B.v
macon and Iehsas and DArbOnne with privilege Of "a
shipping. ~
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TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW oRLEAEs Ryar-
LAR PACKET. .-NS-
-, Leaves every SATURDAY at5PM
t'OK AaA RASA Landing oUAourTA
Cty, STERLING Landing, Port Union Trenton 49,
Columbia, Harrsonburg trinity and intermedisfs ian5
on BLACK and Ouaeha rversThe mag aiheen fast runai
Idah0e,
r. A. BLANKS, Master; @. PRES. WORK Clerk
wiz leave positively above For freight or passa. snD
on board, or TO " P0''es7 apply
WINBURN LORD, GO Gravisr s,rss..
The IDAHOE connects with No s,ssr,.r. r.. -, =.
on Duu lseT Aroonne Bayou Bartholomew and Sssias
~ r ~ trinity with the ELLEN d. for Bayou Macon
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HIarint 5nteligente.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. ~ CAnP STREET, \
Thursday, June Is, 1858.
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Observation-Disclosures

HAVING THIS DAY SOLD OUT MY INTEREST
~ in the hrm of BENNETT 4 LURGES to my Partner
FRANCIS LURGES, who has assumed the liabilities of
the firm hereby him to the patronage of INV
friends and the public b. T. Il BESNETr
New Orleans, June Ii, 1863
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Steamer Lizzie Hopkins Roots for Jsffersoa, Master
steamer Selma, Mclean, for lndiansla, Master
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TYPE. STEREOTYPE, AND ELEcTRoTYPE FOUNDRY
1es Vine Street, between Fourth and Firt.
& ALLISON, Superintendent Cincinnati.
Manufacturers Of and Dealers In
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIAL
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
stereotypinx and Eleetrotypinx
In al their various orsnehes-BOoks. Music Patent HssL
toe Labels and Directions, Jobs, Wood Cxs Eta Eto
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08
lie EYansYIIIe Journal.

Every person should read the pros
peetus of the Evansville Campaign
JOURNAL. published elsewhere in this
paper. The rates to clubs have been
materially reduced, sufficiently so at
least to enable Republicans to place it
in the hands of every voter in Gibson
County, if they would. 1t is the party
organ of the District, and possesses
other advantages which should give it
the preference over papers published
outside the borders of our State. By
reading the prospectus through il will
be discovered that the Company Of
fers three premiums TO getters up Of
clubs, the person getting up the larg-
est club by the first Of July is TO re-
ceive one of Knabe's best Pianos,
valued at $3.50. This premium would
repay a person to give his whole time
&C procuring subscribers. The Piano
is on exhibition at Warren and Con
n~yngton's, and Mr.. George Warren
publishes q certificate IN which the
public is assured that the instrument
is a superior one. and that the selling
price Of it is $65O.-PriRcet n Union
Clarion.
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chicago Convention.

Reports indicate that the large
number of outsiders who intend to
visit Chicago, to witness the deliber-
atoms of the Republican National
Convention, will be disappointed. Tt
is estimated from data already secured,
that not less than q. 1000 strangers
will be in attendance. OF these, says
the Post. Crosby's Opera House will
hold but $500. The Post comments
on this unpleasant state of things as
follows:
Where are the Fest-to be aeeommo
dated? Coming here to see the Con-
vention, aud to witness the contest
between the various candidates for
the Vice Presidency. these people
will not be content with staring at our
Water Works, promeuading up and
down our avenues. inspecting our
elevators, or admiriug u churches
aud marble stores They will be
seriously dissatisfied if they are not
afforded some chance, greater than
one in a hundred, of an admission to
the Convention. Having invited
these people hither, it seems to US
Chicago cannot now do less than pro-
vide for accommodating them as com
fortably as possible This can a
new Wigwam, capable of holding at
least 10000 people, or as many as can
be contained in a space within the
hearing Of those participating.
Chicago asked for the Convention,
and it was given to her. because she
could afford the best accommodations
for all corners 1t looks now as
though her reputation must suffer
from a failure to make her represen-
tations good.
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In Bankruptcy.

NUEETs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, that, on
Ill the 30Ih day OF April, AID 1868, a war
rant IN bankruptcy was issued against the
estate Of Uavtd III. Kennedy, OF Evansville,
In h county OF Vnnderburgh, nj state
OF Iudiana, who has been ~Rdjudged q
rupt on his own petition thai the pay-
ment OF any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging TO SUCH bankrupt 70
him, or for HIS use, and the transfer OF any
property by aim, Is forbidden by law that
a meetinH OF the creditors OF the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and
one or more asaigmeea Of his estate VIII De
held at q Court OF Bankruptcy, 20 be hold
en- at the office Of Charles III. Butterucldt
on Third street, IN Evansville, Ind ana,
within tire District Of Indiana before
Charles r.. Butterdeld. Register, On the
Sth day OF June, AID. 1858, at 2 o'clock
Pm. BENZ. BPOOE En-.
u. r. Marsha District Of Indiana,
maXT DOT Messenger.
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From NAY to NOVEMBER, 1868,
Full Club Rates, : 20 Cents.

The Presidential Campaign of 1868
promises to be one Of the most inter-
esting and exciting in the history of
the country. The issues to be dis
cussed and determined by the people
are Of the greatest moment to the
peace and prosperity of the Nation.
It is highly important that the voters
be properly informed and thoroughly
posted on the political situation. The
most effective way to accomplish this
is to place in their hands a sound and
reliable Republican newspaper.
In order to enable the active Union
men Of Southern Indiana and Illinois
and Western Kentucky to secure for
the WEEKLY JOURNAL a wide
circulation in their respective neigh
b0rhoods, we have placed the terms
Tor the Campaign at
UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW RATES
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ST. LOUIS.
Railroad Matters - snow Storm &C
Sidney Station.

ST. LOUIS. May I'D. d. Wright,
arrested some days ago for illicit dis
tilling, was admitted to bail to-day in
the sum of $4,000.
The Pacific Railroad injunction
case will be argued before Judge
Krekel, in the United States Circuit
Court, on Monday next.
The case of the United States vs..
Adams Express Company, for the
non delivery Of a package containing
about $4,000, was decided to-day In
favor Of the United States.
The cOrpOrators of the Southwest
Pacific Railroad met to day, and was
temporarily ORGANIZED. by the election
of Erastus Wells, Of St. Louis, Pres
ident, and Gen. g. 3. Fisk, Of St.
Louis. Secretary.
The cOrporators from abroad, either
present or represented, were A. G.
Kingsland q Son, @. D.. Crogin,
Freeman Clark, A. S. Diven, Ben.
Halliday, z. II. Green, n. Randall,
w. ii. Coffin. Lewis Seyle, A. G.
Wilder, E. {. Bates, @. V. Fox.
A heavy snow storm prevailed on
the Union Pacific Railroad, west Of
Sidney Station, Tuesday. Enough
snow fell to obstruct the road. The
weather here turned cold last night,
and drizzling rain has fallen since
this morning. OVercoats have been
required for comfort all day.
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The Radicals are dissatisfied be-
cause il isn't IN their power not only
to remove President johnson from
Office but to cut off his head. He viii
probably live to see the political
stream REDEEMED or rather blackened
with their blood, and their severed
heads swimming upon the surface like
the companions Of the historical
" apples. Lou. Journal.
Such a result will have to be brought
about by a different agency than that
Of the associate editor of the journal;
who, according to report, developed a
most remarkable talent for skulking
and hiding, when called on to defend
the city of Louisville against an an
ticipated assault of rebels.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CARRIAGES.

rWwYE HAVE ON HAND THE MOST
plete assortment OF Common
and Fancy Baby Carriages ia the city,
which We are selling At prices that cauuOf
fail to give abstraction. Our stock Ia an
tmproWementin ety3e OF dnish aud dura-
fbtllty that OF any previOus year. Our
prices range from 50 50 20 SIS 20 each
f Examine OuT stock before buying else
where. NICkERY BRDTHERs. r.
u mays "a Main street.
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THE Southern Conventions.

The Southern Conventions, it
seems, do not object to negro suffrage,
provided the negroes vote on their
own side. AT the late elections many
of the blacks voted the Con
sentative TICKET, and this has given
immense satisfaction to that party.
The negroes T highly praised for
voting with I" their true friends, and
those by whom their interests are
best guarded and cared for"
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A BEAUTIFUL silken flag. nine feet
long by six feet wide, prepared by a
number of the ladies of Indianapolis,
is TO be publicly presented this week
to Post No. 1, Of the Grand Army of
the Republic, in that.city. The pre-
s~entation will probably take place
this evening.
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A STORY EVERY WEEK.

Let every friend Of the Union, Of
Free Institutions, and of the True
Principles of Government, push for
ward the good work by securing for
the CAMPAIGN JOURNAL a lde circu
lation.
County and Township Committee
Should at once commence a canvass
to place a copy in the hands of every
Republican and doubtful voter.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

Hon. GALUsHA A. Grow has been
rendered the Chairmanship of the Re
publican State Central Committee of
Pennsylvania, and will accept I'm.
der his energetic leadership the forces
of the party will PROFESSIONALLY be
ably handled in the campaign that is
already on Us.
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Agents for the Journal.

81. A. HALL. Princeton, Ind.
Capt. LEVI FERGUSON, Petersourghs Ind
HARRY B. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
w. j. L. H~EMMENwAY, BoonviLe, Ind.
c. R DEBRuLER. Eewburgh, Ind.
JOHN N. LOCKWOOD Mt Ind.
]. NJ. FOSTER. Fort Branch, Ind.
r. w. WEAVKR, Poseyv1lle, Ind.
5, B. CoRWIN, SOmervtlle, Ind.
Capt. WHITING, C~ynthiana, Ind.
E. J. Rogers New Harmony, Ind.
HARVEY BoND, HaZieton, Ind.
THos. MCCUTCHEE, Sandersville, Ind.
URRTr MARKS, Black Hawk Mills, Ind.
They will also receive and forward TO n
orde rs for Binding and Job Printing.
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AN exchange says everything has.
an end. and so did Mr.. EvARTs's
argument in favor of the President.
On the contrary, Mr.. EvARTs argued
In a circle, and when he stopped the
argument was still without an end.
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VIII NV wn 9sE OF we c% Ia7rsg.
them eases to give RaflsfActt0u. No.
use TO pay eight or Ten dollars for a COM
plicated WrinRer, that is not as strong,
and will not do more or better work than
the Colby Wringer. Buy a Colby WrinEor
for 81 90, and ~ after using a. two weeks,
you don't lie 10. the money will be re-
funded WICKERY BIOS. 10 Main St.,
Sole Agents for Kanderburgh County
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BUFFALO. May The CorDher's
Jury investigating the explosion Of
the boiler Of the propeller Governor
Cushman, 6nd the boiler to have been
old and defective. aud that this fact
was known to the engineer Of the
boat.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

CHARLESTON, May 7-General
Candy has issued an order postponing
the meeting Of the Legislature, which
was fixed for the 18th inst, until Con-
gress has approved Of the new Con-
stitution.
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Sweet Potato Plants.

WE expect TO be prepared 70 al all or
dera for Sweet Potato Pants during
The season. A rood supply on hand, aud
for sale wholesale and retail by
VICKERl BROS % Main street.
TwYHHEE-WAsM BRUSHES, rang
ing from Is rents to IS 90, at
VICKERY BROS, 70 Main street.
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LOUISVILLE, May THE Missis-
sippi Central Railroad is to be ex-
tended from Jackson. Tenn, the
Northern terminus, to Milaue, on the
Louisville & Memphis Railroad,
which will make the route complete
to New Orleans.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

SENATOR YATES, in a letter to his
constituents, c~Onfesses his liquid
alterations and promises reformation.
IT'S now your turn, General Grant.
Lou. Journai.
When will the editor Of the Louis
vile Journals turn Gomez
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-08

ual. In that event the White Boys
in Blue will learn that a far more ae-
eeptable uniform would have been
SIMPLY the gray.
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KEY WEST, May THE vote in
this city. yesterday, was az follows
For the Constitution, 224i against
the Constitution, 300. Conservative
majority. 50.
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R1cHMoND. May The Republic
can Convention nominated Gov. w.
Booker, Of Henry County, for Attor-
ney General.
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S58.OOO FOX - 10
Fourteen OF the passengers billed ~ the
Railway Accidents AZ
AyGOLI and PORT JERYIs

Fourteen OF the passengers b nled "a the
Railway Accidents AZ
AyGOLV and PORT JERVIs
Had lnsui Ell themselves against sucn ca
lamfties by procuring Tick6ts OF Insurance
against Accidents issued by the
Railway Passengers Assurance Co.
Of Hartford. Conn.
Al the small cost Of FOUR DOLLARS
AND sEVENY-FIVE CENTS, WHICH se-
cured TO their families the sum OF
The claims upon ticket IN the Angola
accident, amounting TO $500, have oten
paid; the others viii be promptly dJuated
and paid by the Company, which - the
only one In the United STATES devoted 70
Tn ! branch or Accident I~nsnranee
DRIED THOUSAND DJLLARs, safely IN
vested ia Government, State, municipal
and other securities.
II has Ei00,O00 deposited with tue lFeaeu-
rer Of Connecticut. az additional security
70 its tfcket-hOlders.
It's tickets are dated when issued, %
at aug required hour, and s0la
al nearly every tickeI once In the country.
II IS liberal In IL policy and pfompt ~
It's settlement Of claims The totaI ana
partial losses upon Us tickets already
j. a. BATTERsON. President.
Henry r. SrERRY, Secretary. ma 80
Notice.
~EAIED PROPOsALs Will BE RE-
~ cefved al the County Auditors once
until the first Monday ofJunet ls3d 1oI Ln9
building Of an addition 10 the CounLy Asy-
lnm. Plaps ana sresg ~ aceomAanled
by s1ficient securities; the Board reserv-
ing the right 70 refuse any or ~ Ihe btA1
Couny AUDITOR
Evansville, May 5th, 1865.
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