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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18
A Pathetic Appeal.


That the white Conservatives do
not altogether despair Of dividing the
vote of the blacks in the Southern
States, is evident from the pathetic ap-
peal of the white people of Greene
County, Ca, to the colored people of
the same county, which we print this
morning. til calculated to move the
hardest hearts and soften the most
unrelenting spirit, We agree with
the Atlanta Latedigencer. from which
we copy the address, that if the
colored people be not convinced by it
that their future welfare and prosperi-
ty depend upon an abandonment ofthe
Radical party, and cultivating the
friendship of the white men, among
whom they were born and reared,
then it is idle flor the Conservatives]
to offer them further counsel.
The reference made to the times
when those same white Conservatives
and the darkeys were " boys together"
and the peculiar family ties which
ought to influence the latter in their
voting, ought to bring tears to the
eyes of the most obdurate niger
in Greene County. OF course they
will heed the kind advice given them
to go to their former masters-whose
feelings have been so hurt at the
prospect of the Yankees coming be-
tween them and their former slaves
to get their tickets They could
hardly do otherwise after reading the
fearful beseec hings of this Committee
Of Conservatives. But we forget.
The darkeys cannot read. The Ad-
dress, therefore, will do but little
good, unless it be read to the ignorant
fellows, who are not qualified to vote,
yet who are urged to vote as their
old masters would have them. We
presume the Committee who writ ?
the appeal, will supply themselves
bountifully with cotton pocket-hand-
kerchiefs, and then make the rounds
of the county, reading the address on |
every plantation, and weeping pro-
fusely as they 60. We shall await |
the returns from Greene County with |
We are longing to see what /
effect such pathetic talk will have
upon negro voters.
Most of our readers will recognize
in the Address of which we speak,
genuine Democratic document In
cool effrontery, misrepresentation and
mendaeity, it is the exact
counterpart Of similar addresses is
sued to the voters Of the Northern
States. 1t appeals to the same motives
and passions which are used as instru-
mentalities in winning Copperhead
victories in the Northern States. 1t
combines threatenings with coaxings
in about the usual ratio. Whether it
will be as effective in wheedling the
negroes as it has been in other parts
IF the country, remains to be seen by
The vote of Greene County.
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Periodicals.

PUTNAM 5 MAGAZINE for May is
the First in the field. Its contents
are Instinct Demoralized, MYRoN B.
BENTON; Out Of Service, E. FoxToN;
Going Abroad, Fl. 7. TUcKERMAN ;
Hymn of Niagara, THos. HILL, ID.
Office, WI PAULDING; Fenianism-
Why is it? Too True-a Story of To
Day, Chapter TX; Life in San Fran
cisco, G. W. ELLIOTT; The Doctor
Assistant, ELSIE RITzEMA; Ole Bull
among his Countrymen, E. S. CARR;
The Mississippi River, JAS. o. MOVES;
Woman and Work, META LANDER;
The National Finances, " B. DENs-
Low; National Honesty. L. E. CHIT
TENDEN; Familiar Letters from Japan,
J. BISHOP PUTNAM; The Right Of
Copyright, S. IRENEs PRIME; Edi-
torial Chair Of the Tribune, Horace
GREELEY, with a Sketch by Nash;
Monthly Chronicle; Events, $40; Lit
erature, 642; Fine Arts, 645; Table
Talk, 647.
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What our City has Needed for
Some Time.
AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

WRYM. McCONNELL & BROTHER,
w both citizens Of this place, have
opened an Intelligence and Employment
once for the benefit of our citizens and
business men. They intend to carry 10 on
honestly and right, and they hope the
business men win give them their sup
port, BY calling at their office Il they wish
70 hire any hands or servant girls saving
themselves the trouble Of running around
to hunt them, and the expense Of adver-
Using, and a rush of applicants Ladies
wishing to hire servant girls will do well
to call al their office. Girls always on
hand. Once on Second Street, between
Main ana Locust Streets. Open from
till o'clock. lapll
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE.-We have
received No. 1916 of this valuable
periodical. As in days past, it con
tinues to give the cream of current
English and American literature.
The reader may always feel assured.
in looking through the Ltvtng Age,
that he is not wasting his time on the
miserable stuff Of which many Of our
monthlies are composed.
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THE Henderson Reporter says the
demonstration at Evansville, in honor
Of the great Democratic victory, was
not as big thing as was anticipated
Taken all together, however, the
Reporter pronounces it a success, be-
cause of the long visages of the de-
feated G.. A Rs.
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Furniture Factory for Sale.
UNION FURNITURE COMPANY
TIHE FINE OF THE rNcoRP0RA.

THE TIME OF THE TNCORPORA.
II tton Of the Union Furniture Company
being about TO expire, and some OF the
members being DESTROYS of retiring, we
" ish to sell the entire Factory. with COM
pl ste machinery, tools, and furniture on
hand, lumber, &c, either with eleven
lots, and also the lease OF the sa GROOM
which extends for three years. The sale.
room is situated on Main Street, opposite
the Courthouse. The business IS ~ a
hOurtshing condition, and 70 viii prove "A
good inyestme nt for any one who desires
to engage in that branch OF trade. III not
sold a. private sale on or before the l2th
day OF May, the property viii be sold an
auction on that day. For particulars. call
at No. 50 Main street. Evansville Ind
UNION FURNITURE co.
aprI3 dim
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THE Rockport Democrat is not as
apt in quoting from the Bible as it is
in copying, without credit, from the
Sentinel-on the Border. In one Of the
last numbers it says there are still
Eome dou6ttng Jacobs on the subject
O. damage done the fruit by frost.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Underground Railroad Bill In
New YOrk-Ice In Lake ChampIain
Broken up-TFial Of Murderer at
Hudson, n. /.

BURLINGTON, Vt, April 1.-THE
ice in Lake Champlain broke up yes
terday. Ferry boats from Plattsburg
to this city commenced running to-
day. Boats between Whitehall and
Rouse's Point begin regular trips on
Monday next. -.
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Gov. BAKER has issued a requisi-
ton upon the Governor Of Missis-
sippi, for Christian Solus, who is
charged with the crime of arson in
'Warrick County.
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ALBANY, n. Y, April I7.-Gov-
ernoT Fenton this morning signed the
" Brown" or Central Underground
Railroad bill, for tunnel railroad
from the City Hall Park. via Centre
and other streets, to Westchester
County. Tf$t E lH Es
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suited, have done about the best that
could be done under all the circum-
stances.
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HUDSON, N. Y, April 16.-The
trial of Brown, for the murder of a
little girl, Agnie Brown, was con-
GUIDED today, and given to the jury.
The verdict has not yet been rem
dered.
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DICKS SALOON & RESTAURANT,

Corner First and Locust Streets.
OPEN DAY An ID NIGHT.
The house VIII be closed only from
u O'Clock Saturday night until O'Clock
Monday morning.
Finest CINCINNATI LAGER BEER
always on hand. mcbl6 dam
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RICHMOND, April 1.-THE Convex
tioagto-nightf at II o'clock, adopted
the Constitution, by vote Of 81 to
20. Three Republican members voted
against it, The Convention is still in
sessions The Conservative Execu-
tive Committee, tonight, adopted a
call fore State G0nventiong to meet
here on May the 9TH, to nominate
officers -. -. = -.-- .-.- I
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April IL
Abraham Knowlton, of Wilbraham,
was, to-day, examined at Palmer, and
committed to jail in this city. to await
trial, on the charge OF numbering the
Legitimate child Of his daughter.
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Nntiea TO Dahtnrs

a VI PERSONS INDEBTED TO
IN the above firm viii please call and
settle Immediately.
UNION FUKNITURE COMPANY,
aplf dtI No. 80 Main Street.
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NEW ADVERTISE slEETS.
PUBLIG LE jTJRF

TaROF. ITOSS, Slate 5aperInt.nd M OF
e PubIc instruction, will deliver "a Pub-
he Lecture al the Lecture Room Of the
Walnut str q Presbyterian Chrrch, THIS
Saturday, EVENING. at early easI ieht.
The friends OF public instruction are ear-
nestly invited 10 attend. ne
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In the District Court Of The United States
Tor the District Of Indlana.

Ia the District Court Of The United States
for the District Of indiana.
In the matter Of John Shepard, Bankrupt
In BankruptcY-
10 tOhOnl q may concern Tho undersign-
ed hereby gives notice Of his appointment
as Assignee OF JOHN SHEPARD, Of Eve
ansv1lle, in the county 81 Nanderburgh,
and state Of Indiana, Within sad District,
who mas been adjudged bankrupt, upon
his own petition, by the District Court Of
Dated at Evansville, the I7th day OF
April, AID. 1865.
JAMES II. McNEELY,
aprls d3t uaw saD Assignee.
In the District Court Or the United states
tor the District Of Indiana.
IN the matter Of Francis NJ Edmonds,
Bankrupt.-lu bankruptcy.
To lOh0nl 70 may concern: The unIersign-
ed hereby gives notice of his appointment
as Assignee Of FRANCIs n. kDNONDs, OF EsV-
IA the COunlg Of Nauderburgh.
and STATE Of Indiana, within said District,
who has been adjudged bankrupt, upon
his OWE petition, by the Distf1cl Court 81
i Dated ed 81 evansville, the I7th day or
a pm JAMES n. McNEELY,
aprls DIT (laW SAT- Assignee.
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BURIfNGroN. vt. April 1.-THE
ice in Lake Champlain broke up yes
terday.
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OFFTCTAE.

LErTEEs REMAINIEG UNcIAs1tED IN the
P0st-OUce al Evansville e+.te I'd Indiana.
on the 18th day Of April. 1865
PERSONS calling for any Of these letters
VIII please say " Advertised r giving date.
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MONTREAL, April lice has left
the harbor, and navigation is open to
Sorrel. urfra- ab VI .'.HI
James Kingston. arrested for for
gerry and admitted TO bail. has fed.
His forgeries amount to 500. 900.
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TIN ESE MINES, under the above pro
h prtetorshtp, are now in full operation
A constant supply Of Coal on hand, anc
prompt delivery given TO orders. 81
Evansville, Feb. II, 1868. [fe12 d8m
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WILMINGTON, April 17.-During
the storm yesterday, in Laurinburg,
Richmond County, Rev. j. b. Nc
Kirman and Lauschlin McLourin
we're killed by lightning. Hn.q
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OTTAWA, April 17.-During the in
vestigation IN the assassination case,
the Crowns counsel said he was in
receipt Of important information from
Montreal, which rendered it neces-
sary TO adjourn till tomorrow.
Further inquiry viii probably be con
Quoted with closed doors. s,
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White CLOUD
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THE subscribers. having purchased the
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MILL MACHINERY
FOR SALG!

TAYLOR { ORTONS, having built new
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WHITE CLOUD
CARlING Mill,

WE have got our Machine in running or
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DOCTOR WHITTIER

|HAS been longer engaged in the treat
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DONIPnAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Commissioners-JAMEs E. DRYDEN
yoHN II. UTT, ANDREW B. SYhNs.
Sheriff.. S. CAMPBELL.
Treasursr-CHARLEs RAPpELYE.
County Clerk-JoHN T. KIRwAN.
District Clerk-FRANK BRowN.
County Attorney-X. K. SroUr.
Probate Judge-JoHN G. GORDON.
Register Of Deeds-DuNcAs McINrosH.
School SUPPLEMENTARY. W. BaowS.
Coroner-SENEcA GUREEY.
Surveyor-AMos W. WATERS.
Assessor. C.. WILLIAMS.
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Ro.Kroal Mo, Oct. I4th. 1867.

RocKpoal Mo-. Oct. 18th. 1867.
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TERRY, Hrsns Co. MISS, Jan ID. 1863
Mr. NJ. W. LEEr: Dear Nr-We are much
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L.GkAxcr, Mo-, Jan. 9Th. 1858.

La GRANGE, Mo-, Jan 9Th. 1858.
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SEEDS, & FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1868.
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