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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

To THE Iacnrymose editorial IN the
Courier of yesterday, we have only
word or two in reply. For weeks Dem
oeratie orators and papers have been
denouncirg Union men in the South
most of them gallant soldiers--who
located there in good faith and IN
vested their means with the intention
of making it their future homes as
carpet baggers,n and 8 scailawags.H
They have repeated with evident rel
IN the vile ISLANDERS made upon these
gallant men By Southern speakers and
napers pandrefrained from no insult,
They have done their best to array
against them their former friends in
the Northern States, aud make them
sympathise with their prosecutors.
When we apply the same rule to the
gentlemen engaged in this work, we
have a gush Oftears worthy of NIoBE
and are entertained with long hem-
lies about the courtesy Of the press.
When these gentlemen learn to apply
the adage that those who live in
glass houses should not throw stones,
to themselves, they may avoid these
unpleasantries they are so fond Of
heapiug upon others. IF carpet bag
gers wish to abuse carpet baggers
they ought at least to possess the phi
losophy of a Mark Tapley, and b
jelly under the returning blows,
Peeksniff, with his white handker
CHI eff to his eyes and a carpet bag il
his hand, is simply contemplate.
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A Kentucky ExhOrtatlOD.

HoPKINsvILLE, KY, Aug. q, 1868.
Editors Journal:
Although in Kentucky the loyal
man has been bound hand and foot and
delivered over to the traitors rule,
by those who were the protested
friends of the Union at the earlier
stages of the late war, and although,
in consequence thereof, it has become
a sort of Botany Bay for rebel'@ca
pet-baggers," and scallawags from
every disloyal State, so that Union
men here are completely powerless,
still. the writer hereof, as we'll as
others who agree with him, heartily
reioics In the prospect of a great and
glorious Republican victory in vonr
State in October, as well as in No
vember.
There would be no trimming sails
to Democratic breezes by Republicans
in your State, (if. indeed. there "a
such a thing there ifthey only knew,
as we know, of the undated violence
and viruleuce of rebel hatred to the
government. use the word rebel
In the above sentence as equivalent to
democrat. i [ they are not synony-
NOUS terms here, l should like to see
the logomachist who could distin-
gulsh the difference between them.
hive noticed some discussion in
the papers as to whether there was
prescription toward Union men he.
cause such, here. Now, while / know
Of no actual violence toward Iowa
men recently, yet L well know t6si
the spirit OF 1t exists, and have mo
more doubt OF its outbreak in tanei.
bic actions should Seymour and Blair
be elected. than / have that thew wi
,sot be. But 50 far as prescription
can be practiced IN a manner short o
violence, | know whereof I affirm
when l state that it is practiced uni
formly aud designedly every othel
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Tue gushing orator who spoke at
the Democratic pole raising on Mon
day night said the . game cock which
surmOunts the pole was of the
Shanghai species, aud was imported
into this country for this especial pur-
pose" We conclude, then, this game
cock is carpet-bagrer.
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SHANaHAIs are the stupidest of all
chickens. An imported Shanghai is
the best emblem Of a party, which de.
ponds on imported votes for success,
that could be devised. Imported
Shanghais aud carpet-bag editors
make n fine combination.
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DYER AND. SEQ XXX,
,rrrr,TH STREET, bet. Oak and Cherry.
six. Wool, Cotton, &C, colored to order.
All work warranted. and any damages
promptly paid. l1ha<' o0ih
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Ma. Thomas HITCH, who took off
his coat Main Street, on Monday,
to whip citizen, is out with an afida-
Wit in the Courier setting forth the
very amiable qualities of himself and
associates. We copy his affidavit in
another place. and some sworn testi-
mony in connection Herewith.
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THE young German whose horse
manship afforded the Courier so much
amusement is fully old enough and
tall enough to reach the ballot-box in
October and November. His vote, we
apprehend, will not occasion so much
satisfaction on its part. fN h-n
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PLAYED OUT.-The Courier con-
fesses that its candidate for State
Senator is a Republican. The party
must be pretty we'll played out when it
is compelled to nominate a Republi-
can for its most prominent Office and
secureth be services of " carpet bag
gers for editors.
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NEW YORK, February 6.-The Worlds
Washington special states that it Is con-
hdently expected that within q few days
johnson viii send to Congress a message,
IN which the legitimate demands OF the
United States Government upon Great
Britain for losses occasioned by the pri-
vateeT Alabama, and for the recent q
current unlawful imprisonment of Amer
lean citizens in Ireland aud England,
are to be most definitely made known.
The Trj6tu1e's Washington special
saws the Reconstruction Committee has
taken the Grant-JOhnsOn correspondence
into consideration, With a view to ascer-
tain il the President has laid himself
liable to impeachment and will make a
thorough examination of the alleged
effort of the PFC sident to hinder the
proper execution of the laws.
The HeraId's special states that the
President will make public to-day his
reply to Grant. 1t will be supported by
the statements of various members Of the
Cabinet, confirming the Presidenps YER
sion Of the late difficulty in he War
Ofice.
The Worlds Montgomery spscial OF
this 18th states that all the returns up to
tonight indicate the defeat of the new
ConstiE,tion. Five counties, with an
agereeate registration Of 10. $40, gave on
t6e first day a vote of 5434 negroes to 3
white men. Dallas, Lee and Mont
gomery counties, with 20,S30 registered
voters, gave a vote up to tonight OF
$500 negroes and 10 whites-the latter all
candidates. The State Registrar said
to-day that he had no idea the ratitica-
ton would be carried that the heaviest
mart of the vote has been poiled, but the
same vote for the two remaining days
would defeat the ratification by q, 200.
Rev. B. b. Paddock, Of Detroit, Mich,
was yesterday elected by the Protestant
Episcopal Bishops in convention at st.
Jo,'nis Chapel, in this city, as Mission
airy Bishop of Oregon.
WAsHINGToN, February G.-The report
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there among the freedmen, from non
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account of short crops the past year.
EMPLOYERS will have to support the
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and destitute freed people. Two hum
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rights of naturaiized citizens abroad.
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Ree5dent NosSee

In the Chanoery COurt OF Memphis. Tenn.
No. ZiI-Van Camp Bush Il Al nrm ~ po.h
BUM z %. rs Samuel J. Fettit Of al. Arm ~
Petit & Sidd ms.
I 7 appeanngfr from affidavit in this cause f,ue
IL th5 defendant, k-J. Morton. ia uon-r.Ss-
DENT OF the state OF tennessee:
IL Is therefore ordered that he maks bis an
pearancs herein, stths Courthouse In hscftVo "
Of Menphl Ieun..O or 5eforst ns Lzt Monds
In AeTch.is5t, and plead, answer CT demur u
coLAplainanls bill OF tns tams viii be taken
for confessed as 20 him and set for hearing az
parte, and that = copy Of this order 10 pub
llshed once a week for four successive weeks IL
the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-Attest:
AU6USTOH ASTON, Clerk 4 Master.
By K ]. BLACK, Deputy CLERK & Master.
Hanson G~SEingiey, SOls. FOR ConpIt
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Non-Restdent NOTICE

In the Chaueery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No 216a-John A.. Dickinson ". Albert Beer
and Elisha Evans.
RI Appearing from afndavlt in this cause hat
4 Tie d~efeuGant, Elisha EVsns,Is anCu-resf-
denf Of Tennessee
II is the efors Oroered hat ne make hts an
PeaISnce hefein- at TIE COurthou e la tie civ
or Memphis Tennessee. on The nnf Nor
cay IN Ma-ca, 1852, and plead. answer or de-
mur 70 compla1uants uiil. or The same VIII be
taken Tor confessed as TO him and set Tor hear
ing partef and mat = copy OF This order Do
published once a week for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal
A copy -AEtzt:
ASTON, Clerk 4 HasteF.
BY BENZ. IOLEMAE Deputy CLERK q Master.
King Hnught0n, SOls- for Complainant
IauuEET 80 NHEa HnHZ -
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Feiday, the 2lst Day OF Feb 1858
TRUSTEES Sale.

ID virtue OF a deed Of trust made to me by
ID John II. Peterson, and recorded in The Reg
listers Office Of shelby county in book No. 81,
part LIST, pages $40, ~ and 4lS. I will sell to the
highest biddei for casa, toe following described
Lot or tract o. land, ~ ling ia shelby county,
Tennessee. about three quarters OF a mile from
Court square, TO wit; being part Of county Lot
No SIS on the north side of the Raleigh road,
commencing on the west side Of an alley about
% eight 1eet wide, running thence west with
said RAJ Ugh road (S) eighty-thtee Ieet; thence
north with the plank fenc now ON said lot,
about $50 i've hundred feet, more or les, to
the back Of said fence; thence east with said
b2ck fence (3i eig ty-Jhree ieet 70 the east fence
now on said 1t; thence on a line with said
east fence (550l i've hundred fest, more or less,
to the bFginning. EQUITY o~fredemptisn 70 this
properly is waived, ana title 20 the same be-
iieved 70 be perfect, but 1 CONVEX as trustee
only.
Place OF ssIs-southesst corner Of Court
QusIe.
Ierms-Cash.
Tine OF Ssle-MONDAY, February u, 1865.
There Is situated on this lot an elegant Get
tage with four rooms and servants loom and
kitchen, and Other necessary imp Gvements.
jat8 IDS 8. Il oUNSCOMB, Trustee.
Lwan .Hr I Aduar aoV-
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esfdent Nofice.

In the Chaneey Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. zSl, n. Z. DIG. a. and Laura j.. stovaff
vs. I. q. and Gertrude y. Tate.
IT appearing from an order or Court that fhts
4 cause has been revived against DudIsv N
steger, John y > eyer, Charles SteZer, William
SteBer and EVel ne 5teger, and that they srs
residents OF the State OF Misslsi ni and nom
rssideuts OF lEeS State Of Tsbussss5:
II Is thsrrn0rs ordered that they make their
appearauce hereint AZ the Courthouse In the
CITY OF MenphsY Tenn, on or before the drst
Monday IN March. 1888, and plead, answer
or demur TO cOmpl0inants oil, or She sauas
VIA De taken 10r confessed ~ 70 them ana set
for hearing sxparte, aEd that q CODY Of fhia or
ger be published once a week for our success
i've weeks N the Memphis Appeal.
A copy. Attcst:
ASTON, Clerk and Master.
J u. GREGORY, solicitor for ComDIafnanfE-
Haa- fnwmNn-m
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State of Tennessee. Haywood county, County
Court, January Term. 1865.
Justices OF Haywood county, 70 the use OF Al
ice Foston, Minor, vs. I. y. b MoncrfaI.
T appearing TO d Court. from It's record and
4 Other proof. hat the defendant, l. ~. B.
Monc-iet formerly a resident of haywood
county, Tennessee, Is the regular Guardian OF
Alice Pnsfun, \ Minor ana resident OF said
county. and that said MOuorief has become =
nonresident OF said county and state. Without
making q settlement OF his said guard.aushiD
As required by law
IL is Therefore ordered BY the Court. That
said l. Moncref appear al the February
Term, lsoe, or this & curt, on the inst DAY OF
said term, and make sstt ement Of his guard
ianzhip, CT on allure TO make such settlement.
snow csuse Why he S ali rot be removed bv
this Court nom his sand guardisuSh }. or on
failure OF such appearance, that the ca 8. -
proceeded with eX parfe F; REdit Is ordered tnat
the Clerk and hasterOf this Court cause a COPY
Of this oder 70 be published once q week. Tor
four successive weeks, In the Memphis appeal.
a true copy
jas " lGWfW i'll POSTON. Clerk.
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Non- Resfde,,t Noffce.

IN tbs Chancery Cont OF Memphis. Tenn.
No.. 2ia-G. ". Davis VS. Addie Wiun. n. A.
McElrOy and others.
IT appearing rom amdavi in tHis cause thai
4 The defendants, Adele VIM. Melissa A.
ncElroy, Thornton Hsynfe and William Hay
nessee;
1t istherefore ordered that they make their
the city OF Memphis. Tennessee. on the
first Monday in February, 1858. and
plead, answer or demur to c0mpIainant's
bill, or the same viii be taken for con-
fessed as TO them and set FOR hearing ex-parte,
and that a copy Of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, In
the Memphis Appeal.
A ~COpy-Attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clark and Master.
ants - -
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Attachnaent N0tice.

Joyuer, Lemon & Gale, PlRintifs, vs.. Thomas
NJ. Moseley, Defendant.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
- made IN this cause In pursuance Of section
SE5 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
lawns oeen issued and returned by the proper
Officer levied. etc" on the property Of The
deIendantt 1 the hands Of simpson, saunders
1t Is therefore ordered. That said defendant
appear before me, at nv Cfica. in the cItv 81
memphis tennessee, on or before Tuesday. 18th
Jay OF FeDruary, less next, and defend this
sun, or the same Will be taken for confessed as
70 hltl, and the case set for hearing * parts :
and that a copy Of his order DC published once
eWeek3 lor iour consecutive weeks, IN the Daily
Appeal. This January 8, 1858.
s. A. MOORE, ]. P.
For Shelby County, Tennessee.
John SOmervell, Attorney for Piaintif.
LnIm laHaH
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attachment SUlt.

Municipal COurtOf Memphis.
No. l54S Ap.-Eennedy, williams and Russell,
plaintiffs, vs. J. Hudson, Defendant.
CLERKS OFFICE, January q, 1857
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
~ made in THIS case in puTsuaucs Of section
1855 of the Code Of Tennessee. aud attachmenE
having been i~ssuedand returned BY the proper
of1eer. levied etc or tbs property OF the
defendant, J. 8 Hudson, by garnishment upon
n. II Elcan
1t Is therefore ordered. That the said DEFEND
ant appear at the Municipal Courtroom in
the ely Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or be-
fore the hfst Tuesday IN Aarcn nextr
aud defend this suit, or the same will
~ feksn for confessed as to him.. and
ne esse set FOR hearing expsrte, and thar n
COPY OF this order be publishes once a Wesk for
Scl sc,-acntIva weeksiu the MeTnphis Appeal,
~ LUCIES B. EATON, CLERK.
1ySR THOMSON, Deputy Clerk.
.t 5aB& laWsws
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Stock on hand and at prezses - 52
There wRs an active demand to-day
for plantation supplies, and business was
very fair. Corn is again becoming scarce,
and there is very little on The levee,
where 1t sold during the day at So to
S5c ear corn is in good demand at soc.
Oats firm snd supply hght-held at
50 70 see. Bran, S35 to IS. Hay, dull 1t
SIS to %. CCrnmeal,A 50 to AS per Dbl.
Mess Pork is scarce and firm 1t S24 % to
"a 50. Prime Mess, so 70 p. Rlmp,
SIS 80 % l9. Bacon-Clesr Sides, I33 to
l84c; Shoulders, lla to ll4c. Bulk Clear
Sides, l2f to l2ic; Clear RIB, III to H.:
Rib, III to ll-ci Shoulders, 81 to
Zoe; Bulk Hams, III to LAC. Plain
Hams, 15c. sugar Cured Hams, Is
. lie. Breakfast Bacon, l4f tG l5e.
Chickens dUu At 81 % 10 / 80. Eggs,
80 to BE. Turkeys, SO 10 SIS. India
bsggiuE, p TO 24c; machine, q TO 25c 3;
hand, nominal. Choice Western butter,
IS 70 4Qc; good, IS 10 SIC. Western Re
serve cheese, Is to Ice; Euglish dSiry,
164 to lie; factory, Is TO I64c. RIO COZ
fee, p 10 26c; Jsy2, % to Ace.
AacBerel, Nc. / kits, 8 IS 10 3 90; NJ. 2,
s. 50 To- 70; No. 3, 3 p to 2 %. Lou
isisna mol8sse5, 90 TO zoe in barrels.
Potatoes, Arm at g 50 TO 90
per barrel. Kspswbs salt s. 25 to
3 50 per bsFrel; sack, 8 to 8 25.
Tar, per dozen kegs So 70 Z So
Sugars, crushed and powdered, 10 %
l9c. Coffee, l03 to 17}c; brown, l2i
70 Ice. Tobacco, fancy work natural
lesf, 81 to 81 Is bright pounds fancy,
81 to 81 . medium, soc TO 81; common,
90 70 75c; smoking, dne M fancy, II -
y . common, IS to 15c. Whisky Is
nrm at 81 60 to 81 Is for common.
The stock market is duh and supply
demand. Choice Wes.sr.
reeves. 5 to sc. -. z, 3 10 &c. Inferior,
SlB 10 % per head. Hogs gross, 9 tc &c;
dressed, 8 70 Ice. Sheep, per head, 8
20 :.
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Attnchn1enf -.

No. 1924 A~P-Municipsl Court Of the City of
Memphis.
CLERKS OFFIoE, January 10, 1858.
James Moore, PLAINTIFF, vs. John Slaughter
Defendant.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
n made In this case in pursuance OF section
3455 OF the Cote Of Tennessee and attachment
having been issued and returned BY the proper
C1dceT levied. etc, on the property OF the
defendant, John Slaughter
IL Is therefore ordered, That aid defendant
appear at the Municipal Court Room, In the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee. on OF before he
nTst Tuesday IN Marrh next, and cefend this
suit, OF the same VIII be taken for confessed as
to him and the case set Tor hearing ex paIte /;
aud hat copy Of EDis order be published once
q week, for ionr consecutive weeks, in the
Memphis appeal.
A cory: L z. EATON, Clerk.
81. FHoMPsoH, DC.
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TRUSTEE7S SAFE.

saY virtue Of a Iced OF Trust made 20 me by
office OF shelby county, IN book No g., page
81, ETC., I will sell, to the highest bidder. fOl
I'm shelby county. sses. and near 70 the
city OF memphis, to-WIt: eleven and one-hal1
acres adjoining Fort Pickering. and composed
OF the following tracts. tO-wtf The tract
known as III eight-acre tract. The Wright
thrre-QUarteTs Of an acre trscE- and tAe
Duv1t-AlgGo two and Oue-halt arre trRcls
bounded On the north by broadway or old
FORT Pickering railroad, On1he south by jack
son street. on the east by DR.. Gtlo5rts snd
Wo0liridgeH, and on the wet by Main anu
~ Hnth streets. Equity Of REDEMPTION waived
and title believed to be good. hut = convey Galy
- Trustee.
PLACE OF SALE-Southesst corner Of Ccuri
square.
IIHEoF SALE.-Thursdey, sixth day Of Feb.
ruarv. 1853, betv cen the hours OF 10 AID. and
PIN. Terms a-=h.
q. B. WADDELL, Trustee.
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