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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06
Vote the Unscratched Flcket

By the largest and most intelligent
Convention ever held in Evansville, a
Republican Ticket was selected com
posed of men in all respects worthy
the support Of every good citizen 1t
is a duty which every true Republican
owes to his party and his country, to
give every map on that Ticket a
hearty and earnest support We hope
there will be no trading done to-
day. There is a Republican majority
large and decided enough to elect
every man we have nominated, and
we ought to do it. Let US make our
victory i weeping one.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06
For COLLECTOR.
". 9. HAzRLRfGa.

Here is another wounded aud disa
bled soldier to remind our citizens Of
the lasting debt of gratitude they owe
the defenders Of the Nation By a
very large majority he was last year
selected BY the people for the Office Of
Collector, aui has discharged that
duty to the satisfaction OF the City
Council, the Mayor, aud citizens gem
orally. There is uoreason why, being
tried and found faithful, so deserving
an officer should not be chosen for
another term Let him have a good
round majority.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06
For Marshal.


This true aud tried soldier, and
faithful and efficient officer, should
rally to his support to-day every true
Republican Of Evansville. There is
no drawer soldier, and no one who is
more willing to work for the success
Of the party at all times, than Cap
tain DARHEG Let no one throw
away a vote for him By any barter
which our Opponents may offer. They
cannot be trusted. Give him a solid
vote
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06
F0r SurYeE0r.
CHARLES B. BATEMAN.

The experience of this gentleman,
for the Office OF Surveyor, has given
him a thorough Acquaintance with the
topography of the city, its streets,
engagements, grades, &c; and it is
not safe to make any change. Mr..
BATEMAN is a good Republican, an
industrious and worthy citizen, and is
deserving of a hearty support from
al classes
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06
FOR Recorder.
col. ED. WELLER,

II making out your t cket to-day,
remember this gallant old soldier,
who has fought aud suffered for his
country. You vii redeem your
PLEDGES you made to those who went
forth at your invitation to preserve
the Nation from destruction, by cast
ing your vote for Col. WELLER. He
is an educteed AMI intelligent Ger
man, and experienced in the duties Of
his office
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06
PrecautIon AgaInst Frauds.

We are gratifed to learn that the
inspectors of the various election
precincts have determined to take
up every tax certificate aud affidavit
as they are presented by voters, and
will carefully file them away for fu-
ture reference. All the A6ida0its
have to be.sighed BY freeholders, and
will be goodleyideneefor future pros
ecutions for perjury'where they have
been issued to men not entitled to
vote. II 8fL3 lIlflL-lha#
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06
Challenging and Rallying Commit
fPPg

The Republicans ia the various
Wards have appointed Challenging
oud Rallying Committees Of active
aud determined men, who are ex-
pec'ed to devote the day to their
work. The Challengers, especially,
will have their hands full to keep
out The illegal voters. But irm0ess
aud watchfulness will accomplish the
work.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06
!. go ColIacfoE,a YatIoe.

To THE UBL.i q. - tAasAl
Notice is hereby given, that in .ac-
cordance with the. recommepdation +
of the Mayor and members Of the lIg
City Council L have appointed the
following. persons as Deputy City Col
lectOrs for speciaFserVice at the City
Election, to be held on the 9Th day Of
April, 1865: g-.s0lg liza lllE
For dte Htddle I'reeiaot
CHARbEss DECKER. .lst
-kor the Loloer ( Daniaseo) Precinct
df-n GEORGE i. DAUM. =
These Deputies will have their Off
ces opposite the voting places, and
will be supplied with as perfect copy
of4he Delinquent Tax List sit is
possible to prepare in the press Of
business, and will be authorized to
receive and receipt for all taxes due,
as far as they may be able to ascer-
tain them. Asst will be impossible
to have the Tax Duplicate at any 9th
er place than the Collectors Office,
all certificates of non-assessment of
taxes will necessarily have to be issued
at my flee.
The Collectors Office, in the City
Building, on Third Street, will be
open at eight clock A. NJ, or as soon SO
thereafter as will be able to reach
it, after voting in my Ward and will
do all in my power to facilitate voters
in conforming to the Law.
WM. q. HAZELRIGG, s.
City Collector
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

CITIzENs Of Evansville, with whom
would you choose to entrust your
own private and important business,
requiring financial skill, ability, and
integrity, WILLIAM BAKER or VIII
LIAM H. WALKER As you would
act in your own business, so act for
the public and for our prosperous
city 70 day. -..-..-ts E.se =
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

THE Democracy seek to. attach
much impoftAdce to the fact that DR.. o.
D. MORGAN, who has been reported
as a Republican, should make
speech at the Democratic meeting at
Turner Hall on Saturday night,
mainly devoted to abuse of Mayor
BAKER. DR.. MORGAN has, for years, q .
been a most bitter and unreIenting
personal enemy Of Mr.. BAKER, and
it has been generally understood that
he would do everything he possibly
could to secure his defeat. While
there is no political signifeance in
the matter whatever, and 1t viii be
without any Influence upon the cleo
ton, it was matter Of little sur
prise that he should carry bis private
enmity 20 far as to vent his spleen
ina Copperhead meeting 1t will be
a source. of regret to his old friends
that he shoulf SO ihjure himself 10
their esteem, but it win neither harm. 81.
Mayor BAKER or effect the Judgment s. q
Of any voter. .~seU '~s8ImaleL
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06
The Lamasro AnnexatIon.

Messrs. IGLEHARr and DENBY, the
attorneys selected by. the City Coun-
ell to examine the question as to the
right Of the citizens who are inhabi-
tants of the territory recently annexed
to the Seventh and Eighth Wards to
vote at the City election to day, in
their conference, on Saturday, decided
that they were entitled to vote.
Messrs. IGLEHART and DENNY are
united in this agreement. This settles
a vexed question, and we hope the
decision will be quietly acquiesced in
by all parties.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

Compare Evansville to-day with
Evansville % niue years ago, and ana
swer the question whether WILL NJ
BAKER deserves well or i'll at the
hands Of the voters today G19gt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

Dem0cTaTIc -maIlT -. -..-....-..-... ~
Ii would be well for the readers to
preserve these figures as a matter of
reference when they read the teIe-
graphic accounts Of the election.
which appear in the. papers on the
day succeeding the election. 8.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

REPUBLICAN CHALLENGERs-allow.
no doubtful voter to deposit his bal
lot without challenge, whether on -
the Registry List or not. .-.....Irr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06
TOWnshln EIectl0n.

1t must be borne ia mind that In
addition to the City election there is
to be held to day an election for
Township Trustee aud four Consta-
bles. The place of voting for all liv-
ing above Cherry Street, will be at
MYERs's Store, on upper Second
Street. corner of Cowan, next above
Gum; for the Second Precinct, at the
Third Street Engine House; for the
Third Precinct, at the Court House !;
for the Fourth or L1masco Precinct,
at the Union Engine House; and for
the territory lying below Pigeon
Creek, at the School House in Inde-
pendence.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

ALL who desire our present noble
system of Public Schools to be pre-
served with efficiency and usefulness,
will vote for WILLIAM BAKER for
MAYOR.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06
UNDER Mr.. Walkers management

UNDER Mr.. WALKER S management
Of County affairs, the taxation per 70 .
ter was two and half times higher
than under Republican Management.
Under Mayor BAKERS administra-
ton Of City affairs, the tax levies have
been twenty five per cent. less than
under the preceding Democratic ad-
ministration.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

ALL who desire the early compile
ton of the Nashville Railroad, will
vote for WILLIAM BAKER for Mayor,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

THE fact that a man has an afida-
Wit in due form, Or his tax receipt or
certificate, does not always remove
the cause for challenge Let no
doubtful voter pass without close
scrutiny. f.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

THE Courier again publishes the
Call made upon Mr.. WALKER to be-
come a candidate, and says all the
siguers will vote for him. We state
it as a positive fact that only two or
three of the Republicans who have
signed It, (and they personal enemies
of Mayor BAKER,, will vote for Mr..
WALKER. The remainder will hear
tily support Mayor BAKER. Mr..
WALKER says the Democracy will
carry him through this fight, and we
guess they viii be left alone to do it.
s--Ezzzzsuzzsss-Ia@@
NEITHER WILLIAM FL. WALKER nor
the Evansville Courier have, during
the present city canvass, said a good
word in favor of the Evansville,
Henderson and Nashville Railroad.
WILLIAM BAKER is its earnest advo-
cate, is thoroughly Informed as to its
condition and prospects, and is recog-
nized by the friends of the Company
as just the man to aid in pushing it
forward to early completion
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ADMINISTRATORS
SALE At AUCTION.

DY virtue cf Iiccncc from the Probate Court
ID Tor the District of bradford, will bc sold
At Public Auction, on Tuesday, Oct. 'SjS,
commencing at l0o'clock. a. m, at the Ia
idrnee of Simon Carter, IN ToIisham, all the
Real Estate which the said Simon Carter own
cd and possessed at the time of his decrease.
consisting of the home farm, containing about
ll0 acre. OF land also the Sleeper farm, 50
called. near Curinth East Village, containing
about ~ acres OF land the Powers pasture.
near the home farm containing about 10 acres
the Wallace pasture. near Lewis AycryE in
Topsbain, containing about ~ acres the BE
Niece pasture. near VIM. Towns in TupshaIu
cuuteiuing ~ acres; the Butler pasture. near
Orange BUtlcrs containing about ~ acres :
the Taborpastnre in Topsham. adjoining the
old Jerry Noursc farm Ia Ncwbury containing
SO, acres, aud the Ba.tcu pasture. near W
Grnrn's. IN Iopshaln, containing ~ acres. Per.
sons wishing 10 purchase any of the above
named lands will do well to cquinino them bc.
fore the day of sale
Terms --Onc.thid OF the purchase money
will bc required on delivery Of deed. aud la,
remainder 10 bc secured by mortgage, or good
notes, onc.half In ak months, the other halt
IN twelve months from the day Of sale. Also
will be- sold at sam" time ana place about gIl
! sap Tubs. aud other articles of Personal Prom
ertv II not previously disposed of.
". I. GEORGE, Auctionccr
JAMES +, GEORGE, IRA CARTER.
IIvJ Administrators.
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GlsAGES CEI.EDKA GED
SNIIE

From Mr. James Cuilin OF Ame>hury Mass.
II was afflicted with severe felon ou one of
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without leaving "A scar. ! unhc>itatiuslN pre-.
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do not doubt it will be appreciated through
ont the lHnd,' only % cents.
SETH W. FOWLE y son, Boston, propiic
tors. sold by all Apothecalies aud Groccr>.
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ONEYC5 CENTS

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/ Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med.
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GE1RDf1N'S LICENSE.
- TAGE OF We Ik VI q \ T.


In Probate court holden ut West FMrlcc,
Un the 3lst day of Aug. 4. ID. 1863.
Richard Robbie, Esq. Guardian unto Allen
Robbie minor son Of Robert W Robbie. late ~,
Corinth In said district deceased makes ~.
picaiiun Ia said court for license to sell an ol
The real estate Of his said ward. representing
that said sale would he for the best interest ni
his said ward VIZ; Being that part of tn,
Home farm of said deceased which was set 90
TO said ward by committee Of Division al
pointed Wy the Probate cunrt
Whorrupon II Is ordered by said Cour
that said application come una
consideration and be heard On the I'D dave
September, A. D.. 1865 ut the P,ulmtc Office
West fairlcc aud II IL further ordered tins
all persoi,s interested Ice notified hepof IL,
by publication fnoticc of this application au
ordcrtl cron, three weeks surccssiycly In III
National Opinion, printed at bradford bcfnr,
said tine Of hearing that they may appear II
said time q d place, anil II they see cause, al,
icct thereto.
A truo copy Of record, iJw3
Attest. ALvAlI BEAN. Register.
nv the Court.
49,. iLvAH pyAN .asYi',r.
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Farm for Sale.

r5NiIE subscriber offers for sale his Farm, sit
L udted in the eastern part of COriuth Or
augc Co., VI. 1t is miles from bradford. ON
the road leading from Bradford to Connth
aud Is distant mile from Cminth Centre and
East CDrnth. The buildings consist of II two
story house, two barns +SNiu and i0x3d, sugar
house, corn barn. and otucr out buildings in "A
fair state of repair. The farm contains To-
acres ot choice land, well watered, and suita-
bly, divided into tiIiage. paSturuge and wood
land. There il on the farm a sugar orchard of
/ 200 second growth trees from iO1 of which
was made 2lJO lis. and also an orchard of
young giraffe apple trees, with number OF
pear trees. grape vines, Sc. The crops. (ahoul
- tons of hay, - bd,hcl, Of whra, and 80 OF
POTATOES. 90 bushels corn, oats, &c. stock and
farm tools will Toe sold ii desired. Also Is acres
of pasture III ropsham, Vt.
j. y. HUBBARD.
East Corinth, August 70, 1868. lift
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TOBACCO ANTlOOTE,

WARRANTED 10 remove all desire for 70.
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Manhood How lost, How EeslOwcret

just published a new edition of DR. Culver.
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without ncdicinel OF Spcruatorrhrn or Sem.
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ELLIS IRON BITTERS

WILL enrich The bleed and prevent II from
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TT WORKS LIKE A CHARM"

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nR. u.ANGu.EY.s Root n Herb

- ubbluers uft ~ eUFt I'h'NN W. ~,
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DIR. WISEEK'S Balls OF
WILD CHERRY.

Where this article Is known it is a work OF
supereIogation to say one word in its favor
50 well is it established as an unfiiling rene
DIV for Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis. Group,
Throat, Chest, aud Lungs, As well as that
most dreaGed of ali diseases Consumption.
which high medical authority has pronounced
to be an iacurabig disease, Those who have
used This remedy know its value tho'' who
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satisfied that OF all other, it i, the remedy
From lion. W. II Jones. OF West Dover, Vt
Il have been troubled from my boNhood with
ehrouly or hereditary luu, complaint Some
Years since. early IN the winter, | took cold
which a, usual settled into severe cough
Nhict continued to Increase IS the season all
vanccd. although made use of all the cough
lcmcdc. | had knowledge Of My family ply
,ciau also prescribed for me, but experienced
no relief. During all This time ! was gradual
" running down, losing flesh aud strength
mt lmy friends q, well A. myself became very
muth alarmed. thinking should vase away
lat consumption. While in Boston, during til,
ping folio Nng. ! wa, ladueed to try Ni-iar,
balsdn ut wild Cherry. After one days trIa
| wa, scnsihlo that il was rclicN ing me; IN ten
| daV- time my coa Ii had entirely ceased, and
| was soon restored To health aud strength.
! have every since kept the Bal,am in my house
aud whenever any member of nay ialnilN hd'
q cough or cold, Il i Immediately rrsoued To-
| No tainii, should be wlthoutit.
None genuine uulcS, .i.urd Il Bnlt>' OF
| the wrapper Prepared by SETH W fOWLt
| n son. Is Fremont ST. Boston, aud Tor sal'
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
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Ilf1r Advertisements.
WOODS AND FORESTS.
Dkr'r OF Crown LANDS. QuEBEc.

June 18th. 1905. (
NOTICE is hereby given that sale of Tim
~ Der Berths in the following Territories,
will be held ut the places and dates mentioned
below, namely:
st. Maurice Territory, at the Crown Timber
offer. Three Rivers, on the I'd day of Septem-
Der next.
Lower Ottawa Territory. at tho Crown Tim
Der office, Montreal, on the 10th day Of Sep
tcmber next.
Upper ottawa Territory, at the Grown Tim
Der office, Ottawa, on the 9TH day of October
next.
The Berths to be offered for sale and the
conditions of sale can be ascertained at the
respective Crown Timber offices.
G. A. BOURGEOIS. Assistant Com'r.
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Rights of Langstroth's Nova
BILE Frame Hive.

THE Subscriber having purchased tho cx.
Clarlt-' Patent Bee Hives, ia the towns of
Newhury. Bradford. f.irl,c. West Ftirlcc,
rhctiord Vcrshrc and STRAIT 'rd, i, nov ready
to sell individual or farm rights To any ia said
towns, wishing to buy Tor the sum of Ten
Dollars, including one Hive. Those using
hives infringing on these patents, can pro
cure Deeds on the same. Ilrral terms by
applying soon To- y. VI WEBSILR.
farlcc, VT. May 20, ls6s.-jJf
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TO CONSUMPT.VES.

The advertiser having been restored to
health in II few weeks by a very simple remedy
after having suffered for several years with Z,
severe lung affection. and that dread disease
consumption, is anxious to make known TO his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure
10 all who desire il, he will send copy OF
the prescription used free of Charge with
the directions for preparing and using the same
which they will lind 4 sure cure for consu.np.
ton. Asthma bronchitis, Coughs. Colds aud
icct OF the advertiser in sending the prcsctlp
ton is 10 bcuetit the afflicted, and spread in
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and he hopes every sufferer will try his RENE
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