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DISSOLUTION.
TUHE PABTNERsHIP HERFT 1C,I, =,

MELVILLE IENN. April 20tb ~.
THE PARTN ERSHIP HERETOFOn,
existing between the undersigned is this dav a., M
BY mutual consent The business Of the firm will baoi
by W. +. Wilson w. p. WILSON "a
- HENRY HeFSs
Having this dsy Withdrawn from the firm of " ~.
Co., take pleasure in recommending to nv fr;u uon
patrons Mr. w. p Wilson, who viii eontinus ths $50 and
the cid stand in the Coin Block on Gay street thrss
from Church. HENRY HOFSsSSers
shall continns the business Of the former 6rn f n.
WILSON co. Thanking TIE public for their TbsrI. r
ronags in the past, shall snssvor to PAT
of the same BY keeping hand at all times Frs.L as
full Of all Goods In my ns Parties and
the rm Of W. p. Wilson Co., requested 70 cali
tie their accounts. ap22-3t W. p WTTSSssst
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NEW ADvERTTsEMENTs
CHANCERY CnnRT-srurrnu1rr...

- ry,rrrF, So 81 e.I vs. George r. scruggs al Al
1lAo CAUSE IT APPEARING Fpo,,
s-y p,ssslnents ban, that the defsndaats Ih,, -
$500 49, - SefHzfss Nancy ~ scrREgs FrederJet "
STATE IL E 5sss " sssugg. non-feslisnts OF nj:
49, successive weeks Ia browniows Knoxxfe WA lot
~ 80 gefesieens dsendanta appear al The nsss
in Seaft 90 be held At the
ihs IN ie on ne third Monday Of July next 10 snss
sg.ss eesFAint Of margaret scruggs and other al
a. ~ Tor hearing ex parts copy Of the order
- n 7. THOMAS @. ".
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TO COMMUNICATES

"a y. Ig "a. Az EDWARD WILSON win send Gre. Of ,..,
making and sns prescription with the directions for
~ ~ aslng the simple rersdy by which ~ vres -
40 anse ton and that dreadful disease Consnonf M
frr III - to peneht tue Afflicted and be hopes avery 80
sn VII W THIS prescription IL wiz cost them ns
a"a may prove blessing. Please address A n0'niasi
20 y south Second street, williamsburg Ne, y.,t
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April I7th, lsss

WE are pleased to acknowledge the receipt Of the
Kentucky Freeaason, sn elegantly printed sixteen
page qusrto, admirably sustained in its editorial
department, with good selected matter. II cannot
but prove an acceptable visitor among the mystic
brotherhood. A. G. Hodges and Rev. h, A. NJ.
Henderson are It's eaiton. Terms 81 30 per aunum.
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ERRORS OF YoITru

- 4 Gentleman who suffered for v..Ys g.. y
viii Tor TIE axe 81 and az the Effects Of youthful
need g. the recps sJ send free to ali who
~ sn ne was cured Sufferers wisb5 ~ t. - ne.
confidence. ~ % ~ sadresslng IN perfect
may Sly a. SVah b. OGDEN,
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Abn. hssAT EoE YoUNe Mss, Physiological Error.
aaa Diseases incident to Youth and Early Manbood
when create impedmsBts 70 MARRIAGE with snTs ~,
loeI Ssn IN sealed letter envelopes free OF cbarga
Philadelphia, Pa. ~ N'"aru A ~ "a slon,
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INFORMATIOn

hair anon a IA hd % produce iuxuriaut grov -
vib o. FmPss Blotehes, Eruptions etc ~ nc or hs
without cb.Tee ~ sssf and Beautiful can BE- obtsIn
ssptlstm,s fHos. p. CHAPMAN, CgKv,s,
80 BroadEav NJ, -.
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formation. hope you viii cast your votes for me
on the 9TH of May, and shall have occasion TO say
Well done thou true and faithful servant"
April Is, 1858. J. B. RODGERS.
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LIME! LIME!

HAVING MADE PREPARATIONS
for supplying this market With the
ALABASTER LIME,
introduced here By s. Peck last year shall be ready n A.
orders on and after the 1st Of May will deliver h IN b
or in barrels. The brand on the barrels will be 'A
THE ALABASTER LIME WORKS.
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE,
D. f. CARLETON, Pre7,r.
This Lime very strong and tenacious, winter than AM
other he, requiring cacined plaster TO make b
finish white It made from variety Of Lues
Marble known Alabaster soft compact granular 49,
ure and entirely free from impurities buhs Of this NJ,
bic before burning weighs 225 pounds.
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE, Feb, (, lsss
We used the ALABAsTER LIKE in building the piers Of IL
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad BRIDGE the Hol
river and certify that it the best Lime used
G.. W. SAULPAW a co
Owners Of buildings will find that Insurance Compsp.
will appreciate the difference between laying brick with oo
mortar ard bad
sp 22-3m h. +. CARLETON
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TNRUE But STRANGE.-ANY pEpcoN

= sending ne their address, with 20 cent? viii ~.
aaas ma Sae and Carte De Ysts their future w,
also, how either may gain the love ~ ne OF
sau street, New York ASH ' nc q 20, 20 Mas
lar S-ff
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MARRIED.

this ei.v - naisnt A. the residence Of shadraeb o
AGED "a ~ ar baehman, Mr.. JOHN Ally sSt ~
- 80, % hiss CLEMEkTIEE TUCK aTsd al u d
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LMPLOfMENT.-FROM SIS TO $50
day guaranteed. Male or female agan,. $3.50 -.
e'er{ sown-dssoriptve circulars rREE Address ''u II
@Pi 80" JAHks o. Rand & Co., Biddefcrd Me
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New Marriage Guide.

II IN 10
IA with my Patent STENCIL TooLs. prepay sampIs.
dress A. j. FULLAM, spriBghed vermont an IA
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OsEct Oourt oil hs United States for the Eastern District
Of Tennessee.
In the matter OF W. A. schoolfeld, Bankrupt
Eastern District Of Tennessee ss
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON
= the Zlst day OF March 1853 warrant Of Baukruptcv
was issued out OF the District Court Of the Initial
Distret Of Tennessee, against the estate on
10 the county OF Bieds0e in said district ad
bankrupt on his petition that the pavot 81
oeos ana the delivery Of any property to such BsnF
tup, tosh or for his use the transfer Of nv Tro
~ him. are forbidden by law that meeting Of ~ 80
otors OF said Bankrupt to prove debts and 10 cboa
Sr more assignees Of his estate, be held At onr al
20 pc holden at the Office of Nekn Pawn
tennessee, before j. W. Johnson Fso Rsgjs
yer IN bankruptcy for said District on the 29th da ~ All
- - -''0i a. - Clock a. NJ b. MCDANIEL.
messenger and U. S. Marshal for AHA Distrfc.
sp222t BY J. H. PIOKEL Deputy n ! I5.ssI
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NOTICE!
THH POCKET RtlOx. porrNrr, rry,o,,

NIB POCKET BOOK FOUND UPON
a the person Of man, whosa narsa 1. anknoun No
vas Killed Tazsweii fsw weeks sinoe had stolen
horse from NJ 3shn Sith Of this eoanty
thla onlce 81
hsIrs can have u sYFylng ~ this oee 49, etaS ne
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-22

Eastern District Of Tennessee, SIS
'HlS is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT
on the 9Th day Of April, 1865. a warrant NJ b.nL
ssgec cut OF the District Court OF the Units5
LOT inc Eastern District Of Tennessee against he e.
ny y collins, OF the county ofRhea IN aid Dsfric
Dan apt on his petition; that the paV,enf
o b ana me delivery Of property to such bank
by him % NJ ms use and the transfer Of any property
h' are iorB1den BY law and that meeting 81 80.
~ sala Bankrupt to their debts and to eboos.
more assigless Of his estate will be held AZ CONT ~
aptcy' TO to holden at the Office OF Ncka P.vn.
~ tennessee, before ). W johnson ESQ R.g5.1
Tor said District, the 2gth OF Apr n
- ~ ~ A 800 a. NJ ID. MCDANIEL.
40, % messenger and " s. Marshal for said Distriet
4pzL--e ~ J. II. PICKEL, Deputy o. s. Marshal -
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
District Court of the United States for ~
EaKfarn District Of Tnt,r-r.r-.. -. ~.

- In the matter Of Paul NJ Williams, Bankrupt.
Eastern District Of Tennessee, S.:
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT
= on the 18th day Of March, 1855, in Bankruptc
issued OF the District Court Of ise u15
Tor the Eastern District Of Tennessee against the ss
OF Paul NJ Williams, OF Knoxville, in the county Of
IN said District who has been adjudged Baukrppf ~
his own petition That the payment any debts and r.
aenyery OF any property belonging such bankrupt
MIN or Tor his ue, and the transfer Of any popsrfT H.
MN are ioroiddea by law that meeting Of the creditors ~
ald bankrupt, to their debts and to choose us %
OF MS estate will be held Court Bankruptcy
10 De noaen at the ONCE Of William Akin, in Ranssys
BLOCK Gay street. Knoxville, Tennessee before sad Wr
nam Akin, Esq Register in Bankruptcy for said Di,tr
en- the I4th day Of May, A D. 1865 at 10 O'Clock A. nj
d. MCDANIEL
ap 22-2t Messenger and u s. Marshel for .aS pist+,,
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IN BANKRupTcv

=" 'ns DISTRICT Court Of the United States for N. r,
District Of Tennessee. ' hN'''fs
,, IN me matter Of W. B. sehoolasld, Bankrupt
hAoihHS DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE. IS
I'HlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT
raptev Va 800; ~ day Of APRIL 1855, warrant Of Bank
sfs. "a ssasa out Of the District Conrf oT he sJtf
estate Of me ha9ssrn District q Tennessee against The
100 - said District, has been aJiudrsd R.,S
dsbt. .nd th Owe petition: That The payment Of aav
banEr1nt 81 ussefy Of any property bslongng 10 such
pr9ergk - him or for his use and the transfer Of am
~ IL ~ nn are forbidden By law and that msetin
obeo q said bankrupt, to their debts and -
% mere assignees Of bis estate will be heJ ~
~ BANKRUPTCY to be holden At the court bon.s -
- Tennessee before W. Johnscn Esg Psg
se for said District, the sthday Of aa n
1905, at 10 o'clock, A. 81. B. MeDASNET- y - y
Messenger and q. s Marshal for All nizt.s.,
~ - By v ". PI0KEL, Deputy Q. s. Marshni e
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In RankrmnfcV.

District Court Of the United States for the Eastern District
of Tennessee.
In tho matter Of W. r. Nelson, Bankrupt.
Eastern District Of Tennessee, S.:
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON
II the 18th day Of April 1868 Bankruptcy
was issued out Of the District Court of the United States for
ths Eastern District of Tennessee against the estate Of W.
Nelson, in the county Of Greene, in said District, ad
judged Bankrupt on his petition that the paymsnto
any debts and the delivery osny property bankrupo
him, or for his and the transfer Of property BY him
are forbidden by law and that meet Of the creditors
said Bankrupt TO their debts aud TO choose
assgnees of his estate will be held Court Of BANKRUPTCY
to be holden at the law Office Of A. Pettbone Esq, In
Greeneville in said county before Joel A. Dewey Esq Rg
lister in Bankruptcy for said District the 3D. daQ June
1868, at 10 o'clock A. Nj. b. MrDKNSET
ap 22lt Messenger and O. s. Marshal for said pist,rt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-22

= the eth day OF April, 1885, warrant Of Ban<ru,t
.seea oat Of inc District Court United STATE ~
Aaetth Dstrict or Tennessee against the
~ the eoSnty Of Bledsos In said District a.
5uusa on his petition that the payment -
aeDts and the delivery property 20 such Bsnupt
% h, or Tor his and the transfer Of
hiu are forbidden BY and that meeting OF The e5Y
tors OF said Bankrupt their debts 10 cboos
o. more Assignees OF his estate, VII b held CONF
Bankruptcy 70 be holden Al the court house In Mopnvl
Tennessee before y. W. Johnson Esq., Register IL
ruPtcy for said District, the sth day % Nay iss
At 10 o'clock A. NJ. b. McDANNFT U.s.
Messenger q. s. Marshal for ala Di-.,,.,
Ap2z2t By y Il. PICKEL. Deputy O. s. MsrsSaI e.
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IN BANKRUPTOY
DHIs is TO GIVE NnrIcR nuAm.

In the District Court Of the United State s,r A. -.
District Of Tennessee ''''n
In tho matter Of 5. II. Furguson, Bankryot
Eastern District ofTepnessas -.
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UNDERTAKING

UNDERTAKING
In all branches Metallic Cases. Casksts every T.
scrption of Ccns always hand. An elegant
for attending funerals in city o country,
SAVING AND PLANNING
In all varieties Kennedys MILL We also furnish Lumber
Fence Pests Piekets Brackets Flooring, Misunderstanding
&c, &c. 22-tf s.. 4.
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$3.50 u u ". hchenze Bankrupt.
Eastern District Of Tennessee a.
HIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON
va i me an day Of April, 1865, warrant Of BanE,
ths Faster ~ we pstric Court Of the United STATE a.
MR.f Dlstfct OF Tennessee, against tha essteofG "
Bsnkrups ON county q he IN said Distt sdjadgssa
~ sne oeHsery o. property 10 such BanLrn, y 49,
for;d5 @ ana tho transfer Of any property ~ Mn, ~
Ha1Lr Jaw ana that meeting Of the Creditors ~ 80
~ prove their debts and to choose one or more a.
o Le MS essae viii be held al Court Of Bankruptcv
- uouen a. the Office Of Eickiin PAYNE Obstf.-Ry'
tennessee, before J. W Johnson Esq Regis,er T.;
at 100 clock A. N. Il Mr. ne iss, .: - 1858,
60. Messeagef aud Z. S. Marshal for said D;.t,,is
20 81 BY j. II. PlCkEL, Deputy U = Nsr-L.S -
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" You can and you can't,
You shall and you shan't,
You viii and you won't,
You II be damned II you do,
You'll be damned If you don't"
SENIOR EDITOR.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-22
In RanIxrmnfcv
ETHIS IS no GIVE N0TIcrr nn.l

District Court Of the United States for the Y,s. NJ
Of Tennessee
In the matter OF Henry C. CoIIins 4. pa,L...
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Id Ranlkrunfcv.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. JT,I,Sri = M, ,ro,

Disirct Court Of abe United States Tor tbo E,.. r
Of Tennessee 'ii-'
In The matter Of G. W. Mckenzie Bankrupt.
Eastern District Of Tennessee, a..
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In RRnkrnnfnv

District Court of hs United States for the Eastern Dis
of Tennessee.
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The KukIux Khan,

W. L. CATE, Secretary.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
HendrlcksIana.

The New Harmony Register says
there were fifteen hundred torches in
the HENDRICKS demonstration In this
city. The number has grown nearly
one hundred per cent. in travel of
less than thirty miles.
The grand HENDRICKS procession
at Mount Vernon, about which the
Courier had so much to say, turns out
by actual count to have consisted of
46 vehicles and 102 horsemen. One
Of the features of the affair was a
boat load of prettily dressed little
girls singing Sunday School songs. 1t
is not stated whether they had any of
Dodd's celebrated Sunday School
books.
The HENDRICKS BODY GUARD
We have it, upon what we consider
rellable authority, that thirteen of the
individuals composing the squad of
Kentuckians which took so conspicu-
Gus part In the Hendricks process
sion, were guerrillas during the war.
and still a larger number had been
soldiers IN the regular rebel service |
The Hon. Thomas had reason to feel
proud of his body guard l-M. Yer
non Union. s-Fl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
Who PAYS the raves

The Radicals say that the poor nav
no taxes--that they contribute moth
ing for the support of the Govern
ment. WHY'S it, then, that the sugar
and coffee, cotton and wooden goods
needles and thread, in fact nearly ali
manufactured articles are double or
treble IN price to what they were be-
fore the Radical party came into pow
err The Radical tariff tells the story.
These additions In prices come out of
the hard earnings of the poor, and
they go to make up the revenues OF
the Government and swell the Golfers
OF the rIch.-Nentinel.
These contributions from the poor
for the support Of the Governme Mt
are based on that clause of the Dem
ocratic Platform which insists upon
such equal taxation under the Rev
enue Laws as will afford incidental
protection to domestic manufactures. .
In other word, the Democratic Plat
form swallows the Radical Tariff
without the least difficulty. The Sen
ttnel has forgotten its own platform
or thinks its readers have never
read it. 3a 5Hi9as
We have never heard any Republi-
cans say that the poor pay no taxes.
All they claim is that the bulk of the
taxes are levied upon the surplus
wealth and luxuries of the land,
while the Democrats are striving to
show that theyrare levied upon the
poor. 800
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

THE Republican mass meeting at
Charleston, Clarke County. on the
Goth inst, was one of the most i'm
posing political demonstrations ever
seen in the State. AS a sample Of
the spirit and enthusiasm which
characterized the meeting, we copy
the following paragraph from com
munication describing the whole af-
fair: $500,
By about 10 o'clock the delegations
from the various townships had ar
rived, and shortly afterward the pro-
cession began moving toward the
grove. First came the Charlestown
delegation, about seventeen hundred
strong, headed by their brass band.
Following their band came a large
wagon, drawn by eight white horses,
aud containing fifty of the old settlers,
all over three score and ten; then
thirty eight young ladies, alfred in
handsome uniform costume, repre-
sentiDg all the States IN the Union.
Then came the balance of the dele
cation In carriages and on horseback,
AOtAOWAbS .AWSEC OilC OtnEt ACiCSur
tons, made up largely Of tastefully
embelllshed wagons, bands, glee clubs,
etc. When | tell you that the Charles
ton delegation alone was over a mile
IN length, you will get some idea of the
magnitude of the entire procession, and
De prepared to appreciate thestatemeht
that the crowd that gathered around
t1e stand, at fair estimate, number
ed eight thousand people. There we're
hve martial and two brass bands in
attendance, and about half a dozen
glee clubs. The procession flied
through the wood and around the
stands, making the grove merry
with their music. In anticipation of
the large gathering two speaking
places had been provided, the
stands very tastefully draped with the
national colors. and hung with por-
TRAITS OF our national and State stand
ara bearers and of Lincoln.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

All our adviees from Southern Hi
nois are of the most cheering charac-
ter. In addition to the communica-
ton from Mount Carmel, which we
publish this morning, We have pri-.
vate letters containing the positive as
surance that the Union cause is great
ly strengthened, and that the majority
this Fall will be larger even. han in
1866 Gen. RAUM is certain of re-
election by an increased majority.
a letter from Metropolis gives US a
glowing account of a mass meeting Of
loyal Germans, at that place, to listen
to Hon. EDWARD RUMMEI., Republi-
can candidate for Secretary of State,
who was followed by B. NJ. MUM,
Esq. Massac County will give a
larger vote for GRANT and CoLFAx
than ever before was poiled for the
Republican ticket. From all sections
of the lower counties the same reports
reach us
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
Frank RIaIr,s FenIan speech.


In the Summer of 1856, FRANK p.
BLAIR, now Democratic candidate
for Vice President, made speech at
st. Louis, in response to serenade
by Fenian procession. The Boston
TraUeler has fshed up full report of
the speech, which was as follows:
GENTLEMEN: I am with you heart
and soul. and heartily say, God bless
the Finnegans.' IA voice Feni-
ans, General [ know what [ am
talking about, and / say Finnegans.
Laughter and confusion.1 And |
say that / hope to see the cause -four
ish aud prosper, and shall bless the
day when Ireland is governed by
Irishmen. In accomplishing this
laudable undertaking, | will do all
can to assist you. | will place my
with you to Staten Island, oversee
your embarkation, will stand on the
most elevated bluff of the coast, and
as you raise the green emblem over
the Stars and Stripes while your
steamers under full Roadway are
turning their prows to the east. /
will say good-by, God bless you, and
may you be successful in your under
taking. May you lift the British lion
out of his boots, and wrest from his
grasp the emerald gem of the sea;
but whether or not you shall succeed
in this endeavor, may you each and
dU remain IN ireland or eise,ohere, and
neUer AGAIN set foot upon these shOresl
You are wanted there, and ace can get
along 1oithout yoHF'
Here FRANK was choked of, and
hooted from the stand.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

In February 1st, 1861, Governor
SEYMOUR made speech in New
York, in which he said: Let as see IF
successful coercion By the North IS less
revolutionary than successful secession
by the South" 1t seems that the
Democratic party still holds to that
doctrine, aud propose to put it into
practical operation in case they are
successful at the polls. The enter
tanning of any such sentiments was
the secret of Mr.. SEYMoUR's popu-
larity with the rebels who figured in
the Convention. The South were
successfully coereed into recognizing
the authority of the Government.
The Democracy now propose to show
US that successful coercion by the
North is no less revolutionary than
successful secession by the South. -
Very well, gentlemen, we hope you
will have a. good time with your at
tempt as did your Southern brethren
in their secession efforts.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
Governor Baker in the Poeket.

Governor BAKER will be present at
the Republican Convention of Van
derburgh County, on Friday, Septem-.
Der 4th, and ut New Harmony Satur-
day, September 9th, on which occa-
sions the people among whom he has
lived for the past twenty years will. in
the most overwhelming manner. tes-
tify their appreciation Of him as their
fellow-citizen and as the CHIEF Map;s-
trate Of thekState On Monday. Sen
TENDER 18th, he will visit BoonvilIe..
where he will be rendered public
reception by the Republicans of War
rick County. This is probably the
last visit the Governor will be able to
make to this section of the State be-
fore his joint debate with Senator
HENDRICKS, and we doubt not his
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
Thirteenth Illinois District.

= MT. CARMEL, III, August 81, 1858.
Editors journal: 5d-2 pa siosl1 Isio
+ General G.. B. Raum. our able and
distinguished Representative in Con-
gress, and candidate for reelection.
opened the campaign at Harrisburg,
(his home) on Saturday, the 18th inst, I,
and has followed that speech with one
at Shawneetown on the 18th, Carmis
on the 18th, Granville on the 10Th, and
this place on yesterday, the goth.
Thus far his audiences have been very
large, and his manner of discussing
the issues dividing the two great po-
Gtical parties has been such as to
completely disarm the Democracy,
and his election may be set down as a
fixed fact; aud my information, which
extends to all parts of the District, is
such as to warrant the belief that
General Raufn viii be returned TO
| Congress by a majority varying from
l, 900 to 1,500; it cannot fall short of
600. He goes from here to Albion,
| speaking here to. day, and tomorrow
| Saturday at West Salem.u Tsa 81 s
! He has made an arrangement with
/ Colonel John M. Crebs. his opponent.
for one joint discussion in each county
in the district. and these appointments
are as follows: .a} - - tiei
Equality, Thursday, October 18th
| Ellzabethtown, Friday, Oct. 16
4 Golcpnda, Saturday, Oct IT.
Metropolis, Mondav, Oct, 49, i-H
Mound City, Tuesday, Oct 20. .'s
/ Cairo, Wednesday, Oct. 81. slai 90
Huron, Thursday, Oct. %.
Vienna, Friday, Oct %.
| Carbonate, Saturday, Oct. "a.
| Pinckneyville. Monday, Oct. 20.
Marion. Tuesday, Oct. 27.
Harrisburg, Wednesday. Oct. g.
! Carmi, Thursday, Oct 20. Ell
i Albion, Friday, Oct. 30.
Mount Carmel, Saturday, Oct 81.
The General will completely van
quish Crebs long before these appoint.
ments close, and in November will be
! found out of sight. ~