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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-05

THE DEMOCRACY OF WILLIAMsBURd.-At
meeting of the citizens of Cedar Swamp, Will
iamsburg District, Democratic clue was or
ganized, and the following gentlemen elected
permanent officers:
Major J. B. CHANDLER, President.
DR.. J. S. CUNNINGHAM, Vice-Fresdent-
JUNIUS E. SCOTT, Secretary.
JOHN E. SCOTT, Treasurer. 1--
On assuming the duties of the chair, Major
Chandler in brief but impressive speech
urged united action.
Resolutions were adopted consonant with the
tone of the great Democratic party throughout
the United States.
After the general business OF the club had
been transacted. the chairman introduced Col.
John G. PRESLEY and Capt. S. ". Maurice, OF
K,ngstree, who delivered addresses, and gave
the colored members present advice good
enough to keep them thinking until the cleo
tion.
After resolving that the proceedings of the
meeting be published in The CHARLESTON
NEWS and Courier, the meeting adjourned to
reassemble in two weeks.
]. B. CHANDLER, Chairman.
JUNTUs E. SCOTT Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-05

MEDICAL nOTI E.--PATIENTS SUE
Nl FEnING from lee ,srs pertaining - The
GEM URINARY UKG MS will receive he late-t
sc:entif: treatment, by placing thems. Ives pnd.r
the car of DR.. I. EEEN >JERNA, Once 70. II
FASCIST Rect, three doors east from the fos''
Office. mslmS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-05

r,STEUCTION FOX THE Blind
/ Having few pupi of he abore class. any ops
harin. chlLren So afn ctcd may have them EpC,
GATED by applying to tho nndersiHned, at NO.
ORhNGE->TREET. Music IS Included ,,
". B. NORTH
Sentenber4 2tuths6'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-05

CHOICE GREEN AM BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound. at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered tree.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-05

F1RE.-A fire broke out last night, at about
o'clock, in the store of Mr.. r. N. Butler, at
the south corner OF North Atlantic Wharf
and East Bay. The flames were first visible
in tho rear Of the third story, which was unoc-
cupied and empty. In the second story there
was nothing but some empty sacks and bag
ging. The main stock, consisting of guano,
corn, n-ties, &C., was on the first hoor. Be-
fore the alarm was given the fire had made
some headway, and dense clouds of smoke
were rising from tho building. AS soon as
the streams were put on, the flames were got
under, and the further progress Of the fire
speedily stopped. The fire, however, was COM
municated to the adjoining store Of West d
Jones, the roof of which was somewhat injured.
The stock of both stores was injured by water,
and that Of Mr. Buffers will be nearly total
loss.
1t is supposed that thu fire was ofincendiary
origin, and that access was obtained to the
building over the sheds in the rear. There
was strong smell of tar when the first fire
broke out, and nothing Of the kind is known by
MIR. Butler to have been on the premises. On
Wednesday night it will be remembered, an
attempt was made to burn down Mr.. Buffers
residence, and there is little doubt that the
same persons were concerned in both cases.
II not, the coincidence is singular one.
Mr.. Butler is fully insured in the agency OF
S. Y. Tupp-r. The building is the property of
MIR. Bernard O'Neill, and is likewise insured.
During the fire the colored men were called
on to help in removing the stock Of West Il
Jones. They worked cheerfully, willingly aud
well, and deserve great credit.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-05

JUx1us E. scorr, Secretary.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02
The Collection OF our Revenue.

The New York Tribune in an article un.
der the heading Where General Grant is
needed, remarks that 'as he brings is
army Of Office holders to effect as little col
lection OF the tax, and as many violations
Of the law as possible, he will find that
tour'ffihs Of them will accept the brihe and
deserve removal the first year.
Here are very considerable admissions by
theleading Republican organ OF the United
States. st. %Atn
FIRST. That fourfiIths Of General Grants s
arpointees. are likely to De rascalS, who will
take bribes
Second That this originates in baI
system Of revenue laws, where Inducements
are held ont to krayery. ''a't a@i
Now. the party Of which the Tribune is
the chiet originated the very revenue svs
TEN which it declares MAKES knoves and
robbers. aad its chosen head is likely IL ap.
point ctiice-hollers, OF whom four-Gtths
will avail themselves ol the chance to steal
afforded by the l;w Yet this organ. which
is thus bearing testimony both against the
measures and tha men Of its party-the
onp for folly, and rhe o: her for rascality-
declares that the salvation of the country
depends upon their continuance in power.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02

.Ka.E Isg DTfy.I

vc1isIika publishing duns, bnta~' cn,r-
PEELED to. Wehavo M occasion to dun she
IsiaSst of .onr subscriber $, -haciiHse they pat
llromptls nsgcoa Democrats always should
!. ho., Hut we have anothe; class who are not
so thonWhtfui. They neglect to pay their-
s.ibscription. We have furnished the Sen
itael to many OF them for near three years
pra a half. and have. not vet received n
cent. We cannot afford to do this longer,
EA1t we have a proposition to maKe.-Ac-
, I5rding to our pnblished terms, we can coli
5is3t from them $50 per''year for subscrip-
ton, but all snch who pay us precious to
2 ne trst duyof JdnudrQ merit Will only be
i'I,arped at the rate of 81 per year. ! hose
s,ta owe sus forathree and half years,
2.iG SAGE 81 ,7S by paying previous to that
time, We would rather do this than have
II collector receive this Hpenalty for his
services.
Z wemust have money, and We wish those.
who have been reading the paper for year
without paying for It, to take the hint; IA
we intend, III on the Hrst of the wear, to
fsIake, ont the, accounts Of all such. and
N5re them coiiected., z..,i ...,.-~ tl
81 We Rhnlt nlarkSSon the margin tie
amount due up to January l., without the
lsnaltv9 and money can le- RENTED 10 H.,
fvmaA at our risk. Subscribers resid ing
.aut of the county, who do not q heed this
Rotice, after next January, will find their
areounts in the hands of proper officers,
@sid we will also stop their paper. ,.,- W.
So, come, along gentlemen, especially
II hose who have been SO ncglecttul, and pay
ths'Piinter@ '5'4i Nf%
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02
gsEAUREGARD, F. X.,4',

Gaige} orer 7,eenty Pounds III ..Weight in
less than one georl Reqd how he
=. .&m.4 Gcconlphshafit.
81. This distinguish ed gentle men was intro
ducnd to me in the fall OF 1868. in the city
of Montreal. He was tIien sick. very sick
suffering with combinations OF complaints.
L prescribed gR0dsony 5 Ready Relief, .l,,d
Re5uiating Pils. IOf the success of my,
tleatment, the reader can Judge by the toi.
lowing letter This gentleman occupies a
position of trust in the Mont cal Post Office.
g." JOHN RAILWAY, M.H.9 (.
Posi- OFFICE, Montreal, Sept. 3, 1867.
DR.. John R0d,J0y d, Co, 4S9 st Et1atb,SI
DEAR DocToR:-lI have been for fourteen
years afflicted with Dyspepsia, and have
tiled mary OF the most enlinepLp p ysicaas
III both Canada and the United States, but
could not get relief. / was so bad that |
was obliged to relinquslf a pleasant ,tl d
lucrative situatios; 1 had neitiier stren2th
nor ambition, and suffered continually; |
became very iauch enaciated, and was in
fact scarcely able, 10 attend to business; but
fortunately. year since, was intIDdu ,ed
TO you, and commenced using your mpdi-
cincs according to the instructions which
you gave me, and am happy to inform you
that my health is l,ctter than ] eter expect a
ed il wnld beagain have increasedov r
twenty pounds In weight !, my appAtite,
good, and j look forward to permanPnt
cure. ! have also made use OF your rem,-
dies in my family, and I CAN truly say that
would not'be without th5iii for any con-
ssideration. believe, as a iamily y-inedicine
they have NO equal Yours very uly,
+ .&Hei 4 ~ FIX. .gBEAUHsEGARD,
Radlway's. Ready Relief, 50e.,9apd Pils.
Sold by all Druggists AMI country. mer>
chants. NJ "A. M RADWAY ~ Co,
81 Maiden Lang, New York.
See Or. Railways Almanac for 1868. y
N Oy. g. lSfYS2t ~ " ~ IN 97gtH atEE
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02

TIE editor of the fresiytertan Banner.
published in Pittsburgr, has sympathy
for those newspaper publishers whose sub
seribers do not pay them promptly for their
papers. lie thus talksto his readers, who
are inthe class Of delinquent subscribers. "
Hear him: 1gl 1q i; i.a I'M
A great many newspapers are Just now
complaining most previously, because Of
the failure OF subscribers to pay their lust
dues. Various, methods are taken to awak-
enethe attention ofthe delinquents. Ap-
peals are made to honor self,respect, and
conscience. Certainly such means as the Sc
should lead every one who receives news
Paper, to pay up arrearages and also one
year in advance. None labor harder than
do the.proprietors of newspapers. and in no
other way do people receive SO much for
the same amount OF money. And to con.
time 10 refuse payment from time to time
is both dishonest and mean ~
tf We hope that every one who has here
toforc been tardy, will at once consider how
bis accounts stand with the newspapers.
Let hilu at once determine that he will pay
mp all arrearagns, and also one year in adj
vance. He will feel better, and save him.
self from being growled at and dunned by
needy editors. Thanksgiving and the week
fpllowlng, Is an excellent time to settle up
old SEQ ss due .he printers. livery one who
will do this, will feel better for it,, and also
receive the thanks Of cthersA jHs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02
oireaEste yessr county fsafer.s :


The SfatesBpR thus speaks a fact which
shegid be heedsd by every Democrat in
Ohio:
ln,evers county fb-oYshout TIC Stafc:.s
Democrats stloo d tat Z jmufrdIa,c. steps Ia
il wetsethe ciIeplstinn dffheir I,c.I bem.
ncraiic papers, ai,d then "a give circulation.
TO faithful and efficient papers puhashe,i'
e!Ss where. ~sfhi. done nov, aud i, don't 50
much luattsr when the State CosSeution
is held. The Democratic press Of the
State will hid the D. mccratic party TO
gether an,i convince the opposition that the
Democratic party is not dead. Ii is
Through the Tress that the Republican
party shavc strengthened thems Ives
They did not do iuueh in the circulation
of pamphlet copies cf speeches in the late
campaign; but they took the precaulian
early III the year to extend the circulation of
their newspapers. The township politi>
clans throughout the State did this, and
when fairly in The campaign they gratui,
tnus,y diStrihHted large numbers of news
papers. lfthe Democracy wndld succeed
thly must attend TO this matter better than
they have heretofore done. asa- .- -.'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02


r SECRETARY McCULLOCl estimates that
the Federal Gtvcrnment can lie run on
$3.50, ,Q00,Go0, which lie proposes as the
STANDARD fol, n xt year. last year the cx>
penditures, including ,he interest on the
public debt, we're abont $500, 900, ,0t0 in lc>
gal-tchacrs, The interest alone on the
public debt is $3.50 600, 900 in, Iegal-tenders.
add 10 this $lS0,000, coo the sum Of sz5O,-
000,000, and the aggregate is $3.50, coo OC0,
which viii; in fact, he wanted by the Secrc-
tary for thc cQmipe yea1. m
We have nc. eeabt. .lhat.the full National
expcpditures will be $500, ,00a, 900 for 1869,
which is . greater sun than is IequirYd by
either Of the great monaichies of France
and Great Britain, which equal us iniI opu-
lation, and have double our amount of
Iaoperty.7 a9 iA0fs}A 5ai
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02
The Vote of The STATES
Grant Writes "a letter.

General Grant has written letter to
General Slocum, a Democratic member of
Congress, recently elected in New York,
c0neratulating him uron his election. and
intiniating that ''there will not probably be
anything in the next administration which
70 moderate Democrat may not support" "
This declaration on the part of the General
has created considerable alarm in Radica
nircles about Washington, AMI willprobable
be made the subject of Radical caucus as
soon as Congress meets. Let us have
rcace. 3 rdi III t4+.a '5Fsf ID
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02
Essist!, orJanuary Conyen,ion.

M . ,voilLl Anil ha iolt H., : & -, a. ~,
o.a,;o ,.;onSs ;' ai, ",ao,'''''' w o''. tuof
Lnlain. hi n,al p;'t,L ~, ''' ~ 'I'noe "
t[,mr"s,;o., sii,o"oL i;,E"Ln ~ 'h VI ?aIua,S
teSt frnn, nb ;ch We 49,; - ~ rsH,.ra1 1 eIuf
nr;nc,nins ,bat tbo nau,.o' ~ .u,a enne'Eru sie
n ca,ry to snceosl ;s.un oro e''Lr',' w ,roJ
and t,oISb 10 ;n,;nd", ~ ~ ~ ,,aun
hnron,,s daf.at1 ''uas'"" ,. La " isueeai er
JaSrnnJ, I n dton, s,'e e "o tausg ~.
Lv sncb Mas R.tLor IL, ! ;'ha' ~ ;aau "onu'
rive % to ;, domIl.d r;"or ar = ov ov;o =" ,n'';,
bebalf ot that N Et;cal noI;cv I l1nS VIA a. +"
thra.'ona,tnrs 4 % cn,,nrp ~. ",'-m onndu iu'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02
- Nf
DEBILITY.

Thsre IL M nsr,i'cjue ,qWn1 TO Hoofaa rs Or.
r1nn Riners e. rEEses5FEHss-ssFd Tonic fs cases aS
S;sisg d,@ r. y TX = ,sIsl. %Psl .y,,,,: s..
strsnctS.n fhs a. szssssxs pffs.e, casse az
eJoomsnte If iheipo,', s,4abe Hs stomach 10 digess
ii, purity tie btoods giss a good, sound, hsaIlay
compl Eios ssa5icdte he ye'toW tinpe from the
ey,, iz,farl bltom % Me cheeks, a,af change hs
puiisNt Tr5sa u stbrt4bssa3heJ, endcidtsd ao,dlb,
a,d rneyvous snpa!'aSto d .fa..yaesd, sto.t. and
viyo,aHs .,e,s0.J y4s5t. 5tt l4 r.. itfs4
Weak and Delicate Children
are mae sIrOn. by using the Ris-
Iers or TOntc.8 Hn Enet, lhey are
Family Medicines. They can he
: adElitlisIered with perfect safety
TO N child three months Old, the
mo%t delicate female. or u naaA Of
ninety. ..J IN FIi'.s,.Z,, /, -,l,--,,,.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02

'ap Iowa has e2nlnenced tho erection Of a
s4jo,oo9 Insane Asylum at Independence.
It win be 80 FEET ID length, and padvlcd
alier the l b sylyanias Hqapitakat phila-
dilphia4 ii .s mgs 81 gfa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02

II TEE Democratic State Central Conmitt .
of this State, meetin Columbus on Tues.
day, DycciGbcr s, at 2 ao'c!Uck Il, 81.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02
FISANCTS.

The financial atfairs the State Govern
meut are in satisfactory condition, /. The
balance in ikt Treasury on the 5th of Me-
vcmbqr, 1868, was $677. 990 70; the receipts
during the last fiscal year we're 81, 347 43t :
SO; making the tori amount Of funds in the
Treasury, curing the year, S5,025,412 6l.
The disbursements during the gear hav.
been $455, 354 Sc; which sum has been paid
out of the Treasury from the several funds,
a. Eol1nwa viz s
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02
Tellow-citizens Of the General Assembly:

Tellow-ciiizens of the General Assembly:
Upon Your Assembling ,torLter aiaia up
on the duty Of legisating fnr the welfare Of
the people of 0hia, the tirvrruor is rcQuir>
ed hrlhe Constitution to communicate 10
you the condition. of tbc @ats, and to re-
eomlpsn5 such measures as he siall deem
rxpedient. The reports Of officers of
the State AMI Of the heaas Of the
State institutions, are rrqair,d ly Law
law 10 be made 20 the Governor on
or before the 2J,h day Of Novem'
bcr Of Zach ,esr.Sincc that date sufficient
time has not elapsed for The publication Of
tlr r, polts, AID sh4ll, therefore, not be
able al the opening ofyaur present. ,sps
sion To lay heihre you a.detailed exposition
Of the affairs Of the various Departments Of
the State Government. 1t will be my rur-
pose in this Communication 10 invite your
attention TO a few lrief suggestions in rela>
tion to .sunie measures wliic are deemed i'm.
porrant, and Which may be considered and
acted upon. II ynn think it adtisailc, in nd
vance Of the publication of the official re-
toris.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02

sa' ''NoaEso BLIND AS THOSE WHO WILL
Ho7 BEE. 1.-THE Repatlcaa attempts to
justify the most barbarous and nhuman act
af the 18th eentury-rau eDormity from the
contemplation ofwhich the civilized world
shrinhs with horror We allude to the
murder of Mrs. Suwatt, which, was not ac-
/ eonplished by the savage red neh Of the
western forests, but by the sanction Of
great government, under the very. shadow
ot the Capital Of the Nation, and beneath
4 fithe folds oflts flag. 81
dii The RepaJl,caa glibly talks OF the "gib-
befing ghost Of Mrs. Surratt." we win
tel this heDchman that the ''gibbering
gbostla ofsMrs. Surratt willbe hung up ii
the pages Of history as tho most terrible
crime Of i cs'tiny.
None but 4 fool OF nadman Who has read
the dark history Of the past few years
could find any Resemblance between this
onormity andgthe execution Of Major Andre,
4 British. spy, 81 ot, the eases cited by the
RepuJlcaa, Of the actions Of Gen, Jack.
sun. ,lYss 80 VT }ass,p g4its sUas4a 4s#s sst
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02

The amount of the Public Funded Del
November 10, 1867, was........ 81, ,03i ,94l
During the year the redemp,s t
tons We're Of 'he ioanr snr Q! Jeqs lsd
OF Foreign Union
Loan Of l86S...... l9l ,l66 90
OF Domestic Loan OF 'f #'a 5E',
1858. :. :. I3S, ,NS8 I3 nlI
or Loan of f'lST0 ,36l 33
400 SnR
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02

" ont, vii, making knnwn ihe mining,
manufacturing an6 agricultural resources Of
the State. lead 60 their development to an
extent which viii, within AZ, W years, amply
relmbnrse q e State Ter IFS .cnst :,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-02
7ness remedies crstns lsss
Blood Purifiers

s.gEb ~ RIood Ppriaerss Es
ever kaeyr and ,oiH cure al diseasss rsssrssia6
from bad b. cd. Ktrps your b"od pres A..p
st"..,1.. ys"r L.ver IN sr~fR- der; Keep yo,sr "
hes Thy condaioa, kl zby As use efthsse
remedies, ard NJ xaaZsxxHa5slsstiisease tvtU res
assdl you 'tThe, bsa men M ne country recers-
mend Mem. u yours Of hnnes.reputat,on % for
4 aEla r I.EsANEF -----t Z q a Ef y a
FROM HON. GE0. w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of Penn-
l'' A'a'' sylvania. y lNst' 't'2
a tG9 PaLApEErnIA, March is, 1887. 4 =
M, 4 Ifnd !" Tooftnds GssHtdr BiGers@ is not an
Intoxicating bcreroge, but is a. good ionic, assf1
81 d'sot ds,s Of as digesipe organs, ard Of greet
bsneM IN cascs Of dtdshty and ioant II asfvoas
aostoHsn hs sysssns. it# 't'ff a9it8
r a' ~ foMStrSy, ist spsi .ilc
,1strfr.} sa5gn GhG w. WOODWARD sii
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6.aisss-lgr.,l tF7lf aof %
The Evansville journal., 1868-09-07

ANOTHER TALL GRANT POLE
One of the handsomest and tallest
poles in the city was raised by the un-
conquerable Republicans of the Sec
ond Ward on Saturday night, on the
corner of Fourth and Cherry Streets.
The pole stands POI feet above the
ground, is surmounted with a repre-
sentation of Grant mounted on fine
charger. An immense streamer 45
feet long and feet wide was attached
to the pole, inscribed with Grant
and Colfax" in gigantic letters. A
large crowd of gentlemen and ladies
assembled, huge bonfires were kim
died ON the market space, and loud
shouts for Grant and Colfax rent the
air. Some delay was occasioned in
rigging the tackle. but when all was
rsady it rose rapidly and majestically,
aud in few moments stood stately
aud elegantly towering far above any
Democratic pole in the city. The
streamer is so adjusted that it will re-
volve as the wind veers, and is as
permanent as If nailed to the mast.
After the pole was secured in its po-
sition, a magnificent U. S. flag was
run up amid the wild shouts and
cheers Of the spectators.
The Evansville journal., 1868-09-07

REAL ESTATE TRAHsFERS.-The follow
ing is the list of real estate transfers for
the week ending Saturday, Sept. 9th, as APP
pears from the entry book in the office OF
the County Recorder;
Elizabeth Yarrow to John Rus on, part
OF the southwest quarter OF the northea~t {
quarter OF Section 10, Town D, Range 10.
Maggie Curry to Mary Brookloeker. Lot
50, ia First German Building ASSOCIATION
VIM. Taylor to Andrew Sprud 'er, south
east quarter of the northwest quarter, of
northeast quarter Of the southwest qu4r-
3, 800. ''>''-O-' - ~
part of the southwes 1t quar- ter of the north
east quarter of Section 10, Town 6, Range
Anna nj. kennedy to James Nj. Warren.
parts OF the east half of the west half OF
the southeast quarter of s. ctiOn 81, Town
8, Range 10; also, part of the east half OF
of the southeast quarter OF Section 81,
Town 6, Range 10, for $l5, ,030.
Charles n. KaPpenman 70 Albert Roller,
largement, for $500.
De Witt L. Keller TO Mr. H. V. Knicker-
booker, Lot Z; in Block l, in Bakers ADJ
Amelia Newberry to JuIfette Newberry,
Lot /, in Block I6, in Northeastern En-
largement, for $l5O.
d. G. Keller to Maria H. Gruzard, Lot Ii.
in BLOCK 3, In Ba Addition, for 800.
AuulJOT NauQcFOuFEn OOuUHN 10 MARIA
Andel, Lots 16 and IL. In Block IL, L
Northeasiern Enlargement, for s5.24l.
Alex. Brown TO SamI McCutchan, part
west half northwest quarter 81 5, 10, 81
acres, for SIS.
A. Roller to Charles Rappermann,
northeast quarter mort west Cluarter l. g.
10. Al acres; undivided west half norfh-
west quarter /, @. 10, SO 76-lO0 acres, for $500
VIM. Ltndenschlager to Frank Munster
man, south hal southeast quarter Is, 5, II ,
50 acres, for 81 500.
J. W. Jones TO ]. C. stacer, part east half
southeast quarter IS, 4, 10, IA 79-IO0 acres,
The Evansville journal., 1868-09-07

SEYMOUR !" CRITTER COMPANY
The Seymour "Critter" Company
turned out Saturday afternoon, and
made quite a respectable appearance.
The gentlemen composing the COM
paDy have adopted the same sort of a
cap worn by the Young Mems Grant
Cavalry. They will doubtless copy
after the Grant Cavalry all through.
In the company a number of young
men were pointed out who would not
have a vote at either the October or
November election, as well as quite
a number who seemed to have voted
before for President; or, at least,
were old enough to do so at the last
Presidential election. They no doubt
Joined the company for . moral
effect" 1t is good thing to have a
few of them in the company to take
care of the boys. We hope they will
do so. at
The Evansville journal., 1868-09-07

VANDERBURGH COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL CoNvErTIoN.-At the
meeting held by the superintend-
ents, teachers and friends of Sunday
School enterprises, in the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church, Saturday
evening last, it was resolved that the
proceedings Of the meeting of Tues
day evening last be approved and
adopted. 1t was also resolved that
an Executive Committee be formed
of the following persons: Rev. X. j.
Andrus, DR.. II, G. Jones. s. X.
Leavitt, Alvah johnson, Daniel G.
Mark, Samuel Curnick, and John E.
Glover-said committee to meet at Z
o'clock this (Monday) evening, in the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, to
transact any necessary business pre-
paratory to the Convention, to be held
in this city on the 1st, I'd and Sd Of
October next.