davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26

BY O. DE FYRIET,
Once No. So BienviIle street
SATURDAY, August 18Th. 1865, at re
" O'Clock N, at the Merchants and Aactioneers Ex.
change, Royal street. between Canal
BY Public Auction, by virtue of order HOn John
W. HI Judge of the Second District New Or.
leans dated July 10TH 1868 the blowing described real tate
will be = d.
LOT OF GROUND With the buildings aud improve
nts theron, 81 ute in the third District this city 10
the square bounded by Cssacalvo NOV Royal
now Dauphin Vaudeville ard Spain Streets measuring so
iee front on spain stree by las feet in depth
kf- TEHMS-S5OO cash. aud the baanc N a credit Of
twelve months IN DO secured by special NOR gage
ana vendors ham, and bearing eght eeat par
annum from the sale I'll dna yment buildings
be kept insured policy transferred to the
In Of suit the purchaser will requr 20 paw ave
per cent attorneys commissions the
which viii be Likewise secured BY morgge the purchaser
assuming the payment Of the taxes for 1868
Act Of sae, with Internal Revenue Stamps expense
Of the pnTehaser before W. j. CastrlI airy public
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26

Hon. Dan. W. Voorhees, has been nominated for
of Indiana
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26

CITY OF NbW ORLEANS VS.. CALVIN TATE.
District Court Of New OTleans-No q, 262
RN hhpIE OF writ Of neri
Ddirected by the Honorable the Sixth District ouri
y leans in the above entitled cause 10 Geo. W. Ave
shefn snd BY said late sheriff 20 NE tr nscrred "
eseo 70 sell AZ Public Auction. At the Merchants an
nonerIs Exchange. Royal street between Canal ard b.
mouse streets IN the Second District Of this city,
PAY August 18th, 1865 a. II O'Clock n the 70
described property situated IN the square bou AIDED
Thomas. Religious, St James, Celeste and Felicity
Eetsuring tiNty -four By hundred and tweuty-elg
to4 0y 10. according n plan depOsited the tres
once, and assessed at five thousand d0ilars S500l.
Seized in the sbOte suit
So 1EKMs-Cash on the spot
THOs. L MAXWELL
jy23 aull % Sheriff Of The Parish Of Vi
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26
GranMill Deweene.
CHAPTER I.

BY THE AUTHOR OF LATHMcRE," "JAUSDIcE,r
ETC, ETC.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS W. CHASE LAY
Second District Court OF New Orleans-No 3l,iO4
Rr VIRTUE of writ .f d.rI faetns
oeeted by the honorable the secOad District court OF
New Orleans IN the entitled cause 70 Geo W Avery
s'e sheTn and by said late sheriff re Transferred viii
proceed 70 sell ~ public auction. the and
toneers Fxchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
Iomh9nse s'reets in the Sec nd District this eity on
TUESDAY, August 18th 1853 At ~ O. clock
me following described Property and ali the rights titles
ana interest OF the defendant same Stu
tie IN the esssssment district No square AN
bonded BY the following srees-Ciaborne 81 James Per
oloo ano Foydras measuring nineteen
twenty feet l9xl20 according plan IN city
eyrIs nee and assessed In the Of thousand dol
lars sOOV0 according the city assessors rolls Of 1866
nov oepo,sd in the tressurers Office Of this city.
Seized in the above suit
Ia TKRNs-CAsh the spot
THOq L MAXWELL.
BS sull IS Sheriff OF the Parish OF orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26


CITY or NEW ORLEANS VS. ROB sRr NJ
70 nth District Court OF New Orleans-No. d.
by VIRTUE of ~ writ Of Geri
ID directed BY the honorable toe Fourth District
New Orleans, In the absye entitled cause 10 }es
late sheriff and by said late sheriff 10 transient
rOceed 10 sell At pub &c suction az the Merchants'
uOneers' Exchange Royal street between Canal and
house streets, IN the Second District Of this city,
DAY. August 25tn, 1865, a. u oc,ock the folio
scribe property
ACERTHIN LOT or GROUND situate In assess
trct No ~ three, square No. f3J7 three hundred an
bounded by Bas n, tr nklin, POi dras ana Lafayette
and measurng t3D hirysight feet by 1851 eighty ave
csTciDg to the depOtited the city surveyors Il
assessed at (sflOO four thousand dollars, according q
ses mert roll Of 1866. te In the " Treasures
Also. ID ONE LOT OF GROUND. situate 10 a..
district No. III eleven, square No lg9l niuety nine
~ Antuncistion, LAUREL First and Philip and MI
go thirty feet BY Gao one bundled ana TWEEN y feet
ing 20 the plan deposited In the city surveyors ors
sesssd al f5 o. five hunare3 dollars according e. tt
eut roll Of ls66 In the city treasarer's ofics
Seized in the above suit.
R5f~1 ERMs-Cash On the spot
THOS. L. maxwell.
ir23 aull p Sheriff ~ the Parish Of o.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. DANIEL CIR
Third District Court Of New Orleans-No. % !
DIV VIRTUE OF writ Of dert
~ directed by the Honorable the Third District
New Orleans, n the sDsye entitlfd cause, u Geo
late Sheriff. end by "a dlate Sher a TO trarsf.rre
proceed 10 eel at public auet n. az toe Merchants
uoneeis' xchsnge, Royal street, between Canal aud
heuse ttreets IN The seeord District ct this city o,
DAY, August 25 ls65 at Il O'Clock the following
krOnsrty 10 wit
Assessment Distr ct number ton. In the Square bon
Louisa, Piety, Chartres Al Dauphn, measuring twoi
feet by eghty-One ieet sccOrdng 20 the plan depo,a
Office ofthe Asse this city assessed at the
sum Of (S2Oo0l two thousand collars accordin 70
deposited In the Office OF The City Treasurer.
feizeo IN tf e above suit.
R3- TERMs-Cash on The spot.
THOS. l. maxwell
jy23 auIl IS Sheria of the Parish Of tJi
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26

CITY OF NEW ORR EANs VS.. Wv FLLIS.
District Court e. New Orleans-No "a 7gl
DIV VIRTUE of Wit of heri
Jdirtcted by the Honorable tle bird Dattict
New Orleans, IN the shove entitled cause, TO Geo.
ton ers' Exchange, Ro al street between Canal
tomhOuse streets in the Second District OF this
TUESDAY. August 25th, 1865, atl2 o'clock N th
ing desert bed property
Situatsd in assessment district No 6. and tho sd
557 bounced by the FOL owing street, Nsrru ton
David, Customhouse and Bic vile. measuring "a
23s. aecordi z 10 plan In the Surveyor office of
and asesssed In the sum OF three thousand five hunt
lars, tSS5OW according 20 the assessment rolls oep
the TTtasurer's once Of this city.
keized in the above suit
R3-TERMs-C Cash on the spot
THOS. L maxwell
jv23 aull 25 Sheriff Of the Parish of q
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26
AUCTION SALES.

twelve thousand dollars, according 20 the Asses
deposited IN the office Of the city Treasurer.
AIS. ANOTHER LOT In the same district a
bounded by the same streets and measure gtf5xils
feet by one hundred and eighteen ieet, according
deposited in the Office OF the city Assessor and ,
$500 Eve thousand five hundred d,pafs accord
plan DEPOSITED in tie once Of the city TREASURER
Seized IN the above suit.
R9- TERMs-Cash on the spot.
THOs. l.. MAXV
jy23 aull rs Sheriff ofthe Parish Of
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. WILLIAM a
Jr-Third District Court Of New Or eans-No.
DIV VIRTUE OF writ of fer
ID directed by the Honorable the Third District
New OTlesns. In the above entitled cause % Geo
lac sheriff and by said late che il 10 me trsnsieI
proceed TO sell - Public Auction. at the Merchants
honeers' Exchange, Royal street, between CANA ~
luuse streets a. the Second District IT this city
DAY August 18th, 1858, at IL O'Clock NJ, the M
scribed property, tO-wit-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in A
District number 3 three square number ct
bounded bv Commerce, Julia, Tehoupitoulas and
streets and measuring Q5D one hundred aud hfty
(zl8 two hunsrtd and thirteen feet according % on
posi ed IN the city surveyors once, ana assessed A
ih'rty-hve thousand lars ACCORDING 20 The asset
of 1866. On file in The Cd y treasuTer's office.
Re zsd IN the above suit
n5-1EHMs-CRsh on the SPOT -
THOS L. MAXWH
iy23 anil IS Sheriff of the Parish of
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SPAIN
STREET, BETWEEN GRE ArxEN NOW DkUPH1SD
AND CAsACALvo Now RoYAE STREETS
BY @. DE rYRIET,

SUCCESSION OF WIN. cosNER-So. s2.os7.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26

CITY or NEW ORLEANS Va. ALsRED vi.
Sixth District Court Of Nev Orleans-No. 2lGl
DIV VIETUE of "a writ OF nsrt fact
~ rected BY the Honorable the sixth District II
New Orleans, IN the above entitled cause. Geo. W
late Sheriff and BY said late sheriff transerre
proceed TO sell a Public Auction, the Merchants
onesrs' Exchange, Royal street., between Cana an
tomhoose streets, IN she Secosd District or this
TUESDAY, August 3, 1863, AZ ~ O'Clock
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND bounded BY ST 4
Carsndslst Poy dras and Perddo streets measuring
I've g15 feet By hundred 100 feet per assessor,
to- the year 1866 deposited in the Office of the trs..
this city. Assessment $4,000.
Seised In the above suit
RJ- TEkNs-Cssh on the spot.
jy23 aull % Sheriff 81 the Psr,eb - a. 80
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26

CnY OF Nav ORLEANS VS.. ~ MiNEILL VA
Six b District Court Of New Orl,ans-No 4Q6i
RE EtKTUE OF "a writ Of derI fact
~ feced b. the Honorable the -ixth DisIrirt Cour,
Orleans in the above entitled cause % Geo W. Az,
sheriff nd said late sheriff 10 me Transferred / "
cfed 10 s-i a. public auction, lat the Merchants
tioneeTs Exchange Roy n street between ana ard
house streets. ia she Second let Of this city, on
DAY. August25. 1865, at u o clio X ~
A CERTAIN LOT ~ GROUND, bounded BY C.
Exchange, Cana snd Customhouse streets, messu
THIRTY feet BY 90 hity eight feet per
fer the yar 1856 deposited the oee OF the treasure
city Assessment $1,000
Seized in the above suit
HS- TKRMs-Cssh on the spot.
THOS. L MAXWE
lyZ3 aull rs Sheriff OF the Paris Of or
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26

CITY OF NEW ORLEAES VS.. MRS. y. srNNO
Sixth District Court Of New or eans-No 2J.5.
RH VIRTUE OF "A wit 81 neri
~ direcsed BY the Honorable the Sixth District
New Orleans Ia Oh shove entitled cause 90 Geo. W
late sheriff and by said late sheriff o. me transfr-
proceed to eel Il pub ic auction at the Mercha e.
uoneers' Ezchaf ge. Royal street between Cana ard
house streets, In the Second District Of Ibis city on
DAY, August 25tb 1865, AZ " O'Clock the foliav
sciibed property, to-wt. In thu squsTe bounded By
Customhrn use, Dauph'n and burgunds and metsu iui
two feet by ghtyfour according the plan deg1s b.
Off = tn City Assessor nd assessed At the pric
OF lSlOUO ten thousand dollars according the ass
roll cepos ted in the once Of tie City Treasurer.
SEIZED In the alb. We suit
IA TERMs-Cash en- the spot.
THOS l.. MAXWF
b23 anil p Sheriff Of the Pari.h Of OF
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26

CITY OF NEW ORLEARS w. THOMAS
rec nd District curt Of New Orleans-No 1
DY VIRTUE Of q writ of derl
ID directed by the Honorable the Second Distrid
New Orleans in the above entitled cause. 70 Geo
proceed 10 sell at public suctisn, At she Merchants
tonters' exchange Royal ST Get. between Canal I'D
house streets IN the Second District Of this c IT,
DAY. Ausust Is, ls6S, at IL O'Clock -, thetoloWn]
DIT perry, 70 wit
Assessment District number four Square numbe1
dred snd seventy four, b0snded by BERTRAND, 30
dido and P0ydGs streets measuring thirty ieet by ID
and twenty-five according 10 the plan deposited 4
Of the Assssso OF th city, and assessed at the
Of $500 FIVE hundred do lars, according g. the
roll deposited in the Off Of the Treasurer Of ghis
Seized In the above suit
THOs MAXw1
j. q aull IS Sheriff Of the Parish o.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26

CITY or NEW ORLEANS Va jOs q. AN
Eili.-1h I'd Distr Ct Court Of New Oreans-No.
DX VIRTUE OF "a Wit OF d -rI fax
ID iected by the Honorable the Third Distric Coui
Orleans. In The above entitled cause 60 Geo W. 4
sheriff, and by said late sheriff TO me transferred,
coed TO sell At public auction Al the Merchants And
eers Exchange, Royal ftrest between Canal and irs
streets. IN the Second District Of this city on TT
August Is, ls6S at IL O'Clock n, the following
prop rty. te-wit
II Assessment District number eve. square nun
hundred and eighteen bounded BY the streets Gssqu
Murat snd Olympia. ard forming nine lots arcord.
pan deposited IN the office of the ASSESSOR OF this
ssed Al the Of $3.50 four hundred and aft
according TO the plan deposited In the Office Of the
OF the city.
Seized IN the ABOVE suit
BE- lKRMs-Cash on the spot
THOS. L. MAXW
iy23 anil 25 Sheriff of the PAR 81 OF q
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26

CITH OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. J ELJIj
District Court of New Orleans-No. "a "a
DIV VIRTUE af "a writ Of nerI IA
~ recied by the Honoratle the Third District C0u
Orleans, Ia the above entitled cause, TO Hen. W.
Sheriff, and by said late Sheriff 20 NE transferred,
coed TO sell At Public Auction. Al the Merchsnts'
tioneefs Exchange KOy al street, between Csual an
house streets. in the 5. cond DistrictOf this Ctv,
DAY, August rs, 1868 At u O'Clock NJ, the foil
seribed property, to-wit-
In Assessment District number Tw,lve, sqnar|
Two hundred and Twenty, bounded by Prytar IA
ttVenth and Eirh streets, aud measuring thi ~
one hundred and twenty seven feet according 20 thd
posted in the office Of the o. this city, sn
at one n oassnd (Sl00n doars according 90 the II
roll depos ted in ihs Office Of the City + easurer
red In the above suit.
BE- TKRNs-Cash on the spot
THOS. L MAXWE
j. q aull Is Sheriff Of the Parish of
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-26

CITY OF NFw ORLEANS VS.. JOSEPH
Third District Court Of New Orleaps-NO al
DT VIRTUE of n writ Of fierI fs|
IL rected by the Hor Orabie the Third Dstu Z Cod
OTleans in the above EMIT ed suit to Geo W. \
Sheriff and by said late Sheriff to me r nsiefred,
CO. 20 s.l at public auction at the Merchants md
eersi Exchange, Royal street. between Canal end
houFe streets In thu Second D'stiCt Of this city.
ID Y, August rs, 1865, At II oc ock n, the FOL
fcribed properly to-wit;
In Assessment ID tnct numher Eve squsre nd
hundred and ninety bounded BY Common, Gravel
avenue and CLARK streets emp lsing One-haf ~ 81
acco' ding 10 the plan deposited ia the Office Of the
OF this city, ard assessed AZ tbs sum Of hteen hul
lars Sl50l) c0rding 10 the assessment roll deposl
once Of the tity ffea urer.
Seiz IN the above suit
rS- IERns-Cask on the spot
THOS l. MAXW
iJ23 anil % Sheriff the Psrish OF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-24

With his accustomed modesty Gen.
BLAIR has anticipated Mr.. SEYMOUR
and first announced his letter of ac-
c~eptance of the nomination for Vice
President. He evidently regards
himself as the prominent figure on
the ticket, aud that it is of more cor
sequence that his opinions be known
early than those Of the gentleman at
its head. We publish the letter en-
tire. that the readers of the JOURNAL
may scrutinize its contents for them
selves.
The first point likely to attract their
attention is the emphatic manner in
which Mr.. BLAIR endorses his previ-
Gus letter to Mr.. BRoADHEAD, and
which secured him the nomination.
He says his opinions are so well
known that it is not necessary to re-
iterate them. The New York World
and other papers who have been en-
deavoring to soften down the revolu-
tionary sentiments advanced in his
first letter, viii please observe his
emphatic reimbursement of them in
the present. The Democratic eandi-
date for Vice President is resolved to
GUST Mr.. SEYMOUR from his nominal
position as head of the party, and In
case both should be elected. will un-
doubtedly do so before the expiration
of their terms of Office.
The unblushing falsehoods which
disgrace Mr.. BLAIR's letter-as, fol
instance, that General GRANT ha:
" bayonets now at the threats of eighi
millions of people in the South, tt
compel them to support him as a can
didate for the Presidency" are char
. acteristic of the man and his habits
and will therefore occasion little sur
prise. A blush of humiliation anc
shame-similar to that which ~suffuseC
the faces of Americans at the inaugu
ration of the last Vice President
will crimson the cheeks of all VIII,
hold their country in high honor, a
reading these falsehoods but after all
! they only indicate that the party hat
very appropriately nominated a trul!
representative man.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-24

Invites is Is the peace of desposism
and death. Thosa who seek to restore
the Constitution by-exeeuting the will
of the people and condemning
the reconstruction acts already pro-
nounced In the elections of last year.
and which will, / am convinced, be
still more emphatically expressed by
the election of the Democratic candi-
date for President of the United
States, are denounced as revolutionists
by the partisans of this. vindictive
Congress. Negro suffrage. which the
popular vote of New York, New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio,
| Connecticut, and other States, have
condemned expressly against the letter
| of the Constitution must stand, be-
| cause their Senators and Represents.
tives wiIled it. If the people
shall again condemn these meas
ures by the election of the Demo-
cratic candidate for President, they
must not be disturbed. Although
decided to be unconstitutional by the
| Supreme Court, and although the
| President is sworn to maintain and
support the Constitution, the will of
a fraction of a Congress, to be rein
forced with its partisan emissaries
sent to the South and supported there
by soldiers, must stand against the
will of the people. and the decision
Of the Supreme Court, and the SOL
emn oath of the President to main
tain and support the Constitution. Lit
is revolutionary to execute the will of
the people. It is revolutionary in the
President to keep inviolate his oath to
sustain the Constitution. This false
construction of the view and prin-
ciples of our Government is the last
resort of those who would sway and
supercede our time-honored institu-
tions. The nation will say the Con-
stitution must be restored and the
will of the people again prevail. The
appeal to the peaceful ballot to attain
this end is not revolution. They
make war and revolutionwho attempt
: to arrest this quiet mode Of putting
aside the military despotism and
usurpations of a fragment of a
Congress asserting absolute power
over that benign system of re-
: gulated liberty left us by our
fathers. This must be allow
ed to take its course. This is
: the only road to peace. 1t will come
with the election of the Democratic
candidate, and not with the election
; of that mailed warrior whose bayo.
: nets are now at the throats of eight
| millions of people in the South, tt
! compel them TO support him as a can.
didate for the Presidency, and to sub
nit to the determination of an alieT
race of semi-barbarous menu M
perversion of truth or audaeity o
t misrepresentation can excel tina
which halls this candidate in arms a
: an angel of peace
$ al am respectfully yours, etc.,
= [Signed] FRANCIS p. BLAIR.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-24

imprisoned it is the duty of the COT
eminent to interfere in his behalf.
10. OF ali who were faithfulin the
trials of the late war, there were none
entitled to more especial honor than
the brave soldiers and seamen who
endured the hardships of campaign
and cruise, and lmperiled their lives
in the service of their country. The
bounties aud pensions provided BY
law for those brave defenders of the
nation are obligations never to be for
gotten. The-widows and orphans of
the gallant dead are the wards of the
people-a sacred legacy bequeathed to
the nations protecting care.
IL. Foreign immigration, which, in
the past, has added so much to, the
wealth and development of the re-
sources and increase of power to this
nation, the asylum of the oppressed
of all nations, should be fostered and
encouraged by a liberal and just
policy. a5-sf a5 rshga
II. This Convention declares its
sympathy with all the oppressed peo-
pie who are struggling for their
rights.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-24
To

Now that both political parties
have nominated their candidates, the
canvass promises to begin in earnest.
That twill be both jealous and ex-
citing all seem to coneede. In view
Of this fact, therefore, we wish to say
to our numerous correspondents in
different parts Of the country, that we
expect to hear from them frequently
in regard to the progress of the cam
paign in their respective neighbour
hoods. Conventions, mass meetings,
and professions will be the order Of
the day for the next two or three
months, and much Of our space will
be given up to reports of the same.
We desire, then, to say to our cor
respondents, In the outset, send on
your communications, but let them
conform to the following simple rules
l.. Let create care be takea 10 horestaje-
nseats rigidly accurate. Let it be un-
derstood that nothing can be gained
by exaggeration. Self-deception is the
worst of all receptions, and must
prove %ruinous to the individuals or
parties who indulge in it. There is
me use saying that Democratic meet
ing is a izzle unless it really be so.
Nor is3anything gained by an imagin-
airy multiplication of the numbers or
enthusiasm at Republican gatherings.
Give us ia these particulars the plain,
unvarnished truth.
2 BE catefal nor % indulge az per-
sOHat abase. Our party will gain
nothing by such a course. Criticism
of published declarations and opin-
ions and official doings is always
legitimate and proper, but mere per-
sonal abuse, for the sake of abuse,
ought always to be discarded.
3. Let The letters be short and to the
point. Give all the facts, but deal
sparingly in rhetoric. Condense into
the pIainest and briefest- words the
information to be conveyed, and then
you win have the assurance that the
letters will always be read and con-
sidered.
l. Write and mail tie letters
promptly. With rare exceptions.
news several days old loses all inter
est What is worth writing about at
all is worth writing PROMPTLY. The
proceedings Of mass meetinos oAd
political gatherings of every desor;n-
ton ought to be written out ana
Smailed on The reyy day on which they
occur.
: Of our correspondents will consider
tAese four simple rules, we promise
yheB that the JOURNAL will be more
S'intsresting and powerful during the
nx9sent canvass than ever before.
Notwithstanding the perYersions Of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-24

politics. We believe il Is possible 70.
treat political ~opponents fairly aud
that it is wise to do so. In this be-
lief we desire to labor until the close
of the Presidential canvass, and we
hope our correspondents will CO.
operate with us in the endeavor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-24

SEYMOUR, as 991man of brains, has
defended. maintained, illustrated, and
distinguished the tenets of the Demo-
cratic party.-Louisritte DeR1ocrdt.
Grant, as a man of deeds, has de-
Tended, maintained, illustrated, and
distinguished the Republic, That is
the difference between a housing
politician and a heroic patriot.-Cin-
cinnah- Gazette.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-24
representatlve man.

The Sentinel says General FoRREsT
originally asUnion man, and during
the war was a gallant, humane, and
heightened soldier" That paper evil
IDENTIFY regards the Fort Pillow mas
sacre as a sublime manifestation of
humanity and heightened soldierly
qualities on the part of its author.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-24
Gen. Geo. d. Wagner

VIII speak at the following times and
places:
Gibson County, July Goth, 9th, and 2SCh,
at points TO be fixed by the County Central
Committee.
McCutchenvllle, V~anderburgh County,
Thursday, July 18th, at night.
Evansville, Thursday, July SOth, at
night.
Posey County, Friday, July Slst, place to
be fixed by County Central Committee.