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

CENTRAL GERMAN CONFERENCE -
At the close of the Central German
Conference, in this city yesterday, the
following resolutions were adopted:
ResolUed LIST, That the heartfelt
thanks of this Conference are due and
are hereby rendered to Bishop Kings
ley, for the great kindness with which
he has presided over our delibera-
tons; that we pray almighty God to
long continue his life and usefulness
TO the Church, and that we shall be
more than pleased if. in the good
providence of God, he shall be fire.
queutly called to preside over US, as
surfing him that he will always be re-
ceived with open arms to honest Ger
man hearts,
ResoIued End, That the sincere
thanks of this Conference are due and
rendered to our genial Secretary and
his worthy assistants, for their indie
fatigabIe labor and the uniform ur-
banfty with which they have endeav-
ored to meet the wishes of their
RcsoIved, Sd, That the hearty
thanks of Conference be rendered to
the members of the Evansville Ger
man Methodist congreg alton, as also
to the citizens generally, for their
large hearted hospitality and kind
ness extended to and pressed upon US,
and we assure them that our stay
among them has been pleasant to US,
and that we shall continue to bear
them in grateful remembrance.
ReSoired, 4th, That we tender our
thanks to the Charlottesville and
Evansville, Terre Haute and Indian
apolis, Bellefontaine, and Ohio and
Mississippi Railroads, and the Hen
derson and Louisville United States
Mail Line, who have extended to US
the courtesy of carrying the members
of Conference to and from here at
half-fare.
By order of the Conference.
HENRY LIEBHARTZ, Sec'y.
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E1HE aEEr

w-goR RENT BASEMENT THE base
Is ment OF The Cumberland Pra-1V terrain
church, corner OF Second and ueHIul-
streets. This would be very de- irtl-.
place for teaching Afstc or Dr1letHy lI'..I
Painting, Also good room Tor an % nee.
Iag1ire OF ALVAH JgH SON
aua0 diff Real Estate Agent.
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FELL IN.-The walls of -cistern
on the corner of Eighth and Locust
Streets, which had just been com
pleted a night or two ago, fell in, and
now the bricks and mortar lie in one
mass on the bottom. 1t is thought
that a cistern cannot now be con-
structed at that place at all, that
will stand. Whether this be so or
not, we are, of course, unable to say.
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urer; William j. Dallam and Ihos.
Scantlin.
The people of Evansville may now
congratulate themselves on having
one of the handsomest temples of in
tellectual entertainment in the State,
and will long remember with graft
tude those whose public spirit, energy
and liberality have reared it.
The Republican Meeting at
BOOnVllle.
The Largest Ever Held in the
County by ANY Party.
EIGHT THOUSAND PEOPLE IN
ATTENDANCE.
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Attention. Delinouents.

Delinquent taxpayers are notified
that if they do not come forward and
pay up, on or before the LIST of Octo-
Der next, the six per cent. will then
be added. 81 }f}f
FRED. LUNKENHEIMER,
seS dot ~ Treasurer.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

YOUNG MEMS GRANT CAVALRY
The young men composing the Grant
Cavalry are requested to meet at
Turner Hall tonight at q o'clock on
important business.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

E9" accident Insurance Policies for
81, 900 to $4,000. with weekly com
peDsation, from 50 to $50, issued in
the old T-dUeic7s' Insurance Com
pany, of Hartford, on application to
j. N. KNOX.
Office, First National Bank,
diff Evansville.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

SEwER.-The work on the small
sewer on Seventh Street, from Main
to Sycamore, is being pushed forward
with rapidity, and will be completed
hi q short time.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

B@ Permanent success is only at
tanned by merit. No medicines ever
put in the market have ever obtained
degree as DR.. j. W. Poland's White
Pine Compound, for coughs, colds,
aud kidney diseases; and Poland's
Humor Doctor for scrofula, &e Sold
by Cloud & Akin. sept9 -d2twlt.
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EIGHT THOUSAND PEOPLE IN
ATTENDANCE.
Grand Daylight Procession.

The demonstration at Boonville on
Monday. in honor of Governor Baker
was By far the largest ever given in
honor of any man on any political oe-
casion in that county, by any party.
The number of people in attendance
was variously estimated at from eight
to ten thousand. A Demo-
crat who was there, and who
came to the city yesterday. and
by the way a man who has had an OPP
portunity of learning to estimate the
number in large assemblage of peo-
pie, set the number down at eight
thousand. According to previous
arrangements, procession was form
ed about 10 o'clock in the morning,
on the outskirts of the town, for the
purpose of proceeding to meet the
delegation from Newburg; which pro-
ceeded out the road, meeting
the above named delegation
some distance this side of Boon
vile. The Newburg delegation
was very large, and was head
ed by a grand chariot with ladies,
and a splendid band of music and a
glee club. The procession from Boon
vile was attended by the Boonville
and Rockport Glee Clubs. The glee
clubs delighted the people with good
music, singing patriotic songs as they
passed along.
After meeting the Newburg delega-
ton, the procession from Boonville
turned about and returned. 1t was
estimated that the procession was full
two miles in length. About four
hundred people on horseback formed
in this grand procession, while the bal
ance were conveyed in carriages,
wagons, and, in fact. almost all sorts
of conveyance.
On arriving in Boonville, this vast
assemblage of people was massed in
the Public Square, which was literally
packed until there was little room
left.
Governor Baker then proceeded to
address the people in a forcible and
argumentative speech of considerable
length. The speech was listened to
with deep interest, and received with
the utmost enthusiasm. He spoke
principally on the financial and re-
construction questions, making COM
plete exposure of the fallacies of the
Democrats on their pretended fnan-
cial policy, which was convincing to
the people.
He was followed by General james
G. Veatch, in short but able speech,
in which he excited the enthusiastic
applause of the thousands in attend
ance. Monday is day that will be
long remembered in Warrick County
No particular effort, beyond circula-
ting bills in that county. was made to
draw the people together, and yet they
turned out by thousands to honor the
Governor of Indiana, Colonel Conrad
Baker, and General James G. Veatch,
both of whom have the full confidence
of all honest and fair-minded men, as
to honesty and qualifications, for the
Offices they are seeking. The prospect
is indeed bright in old Warrick, and
the friends of the cause are working
earnestly there. We shall expect to
hear a good report from Warrick in
Octoher and Novemher.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

LAST NIGHT OF THE DRUMMER
Boy" The Drummer Boy" was
presented last night for the last time
in this city. at Turner Hall. to one of
the largest audiences that ever as
sembled in the city to witness any
play. The large hall was filed to
OVERLOOKING. All the sitting room be-
low was taken up, and the galleries
were well filed. The performance
throughout was in every respect cred
table to all engaged in the presenta-
ton of this series of most thrilling
tableaux. Nothing ever pre-
sented in this city in the
way of tableaux has equalled it, and
nothing has had such run. For six
nights the Drummer Boy" has
drawn crowded houses, and would, no
doubt, run a week longer. 1t was
presented in the main by amateurs,
who had never before appeared on
the stage, but last night dramatic
critics pronounced the leading ANA
teurs professionals, so we'll did they
act their parts. In the closing scene,
the return of the Bummers, it was
irresistably laughable. "Uncle j oe's "
appearance on the stage with his Sc
cesh" mule, and his conversation
with him, was capital hit. 1t is too
good to be lost. After all the Bum
mers :" had passed across the stage,
Uncle Joe, with his "blushing bride"
mounted on a mule, appeared on the
stage. In due form Uncle Joe /"
introduced his a blushing bride and
then his trained "secesh' mule to
the audience; when the following
conversation between the mule and
Uncle joe" took place: lis you a
secesh muIe?" Yes.p us you a
carpet-bagger?'" (" Yes" HAS
you anything to do wild de editing of
dis paper?" (Uncle Joe producing a
copy of the COURIER Answer. yes"
is you de editor OBJ de paper2"
II is" Did you say that the Grand
Army OBJ de Republicans hab any,
ting to do wild dis performance2"
Yes sah." Did you say dat Demo-
cratic soldiers widows and orphans
would not git part of de proceeds of
de tableauxes? Yes sah." And
why for?" Cause Democratic sol
diers haint got no widows and Or
phans.' Uncle Joe was pronounced
n success
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

POLE RA1sINa.-There will be a
Grant pole raised tonight at u
O'Clock, at the residence of Mrs. Ro-
sencranz, back of the railroad ma
chine shops. The Republicans of the
Ninth Ward and all others who feel
an interest in the cause, are invited
to attend. A pleasant time is an
ticipated 8&
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

GRAPEsl GRAPEsl GRAPES l-9cts.
per pound, fresh from the vineyard
every morning during the seasoT at
SHARPE q WILLIAMS,
New York Market, corner of Third
and Locust Streets. sept.S 2t.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

LosT.-A large brass store key.
The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at the JOURNAL Office.
=. lAsu sdit fh sep3 div
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

REcoRDER's CoURT.-A couple of
unfortunate individuals, who got too
much lager or whisky aboard, and
who are anxious that their names
should not appear in print, appeared
before the Recorder yesterday, each
on charge of drunkenness. One paid
into the Treasury fine of SO, while
the other, in fine and costs, was taxed
at So 65-rather dear for the fun.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

NOTE THIs.-We propose not to
be undersold by any neerchdntabLe
Coal in this market, and are now
prepared to bid on furnishing Coal
in quantities. Parties desiring to
lay in their supplies for Winter,
will do well to call at our Office, No.
2 Main Street, before contracting else
where. john INGLE, JR., a. Son,
Proprietors Bodiam Mines.
sep4-5td
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10. o. COLLEGE.

FTyHE FALL TERM of UNIoE CHRIS
II. TIAN COLLEGE will commence Wedaes-
ddU, September 18Th, 1858.
This young and fiourishing Institution
is now prepared to compete with any Col
Jege or University in the West. Its enc
dOwment fund has been Increased to more
than 100000: an ample Faculty has been
appointed; Commercial and Music departs
care of a competent and experienced
teacher; and every facility provided for
doing frst-elass work.
YonnR gentlemen and ladies, from far
and near, may rest assured that no better
onportunity for obtaining an ACADEMIC.
BUSINESS, SCIENTIFIC, or CLASSICAL
EDUCATION can be found In the West
than will be furnished at MerOm.
For further information send for q circu-
lar. Address either of the undersigned.
THOMAS HOLMES, President.
THOMAS KEARNS, Secretary.
Merom, Indiana, Sept. l, 1865.
se8 div, W.T.
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WANTED-A good cook for a small
family. Apply to Mrs. PUTNAM, at
Mrs. Laughlin's, corner of First and
Walnut Streets. sep9 81
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BRIDaE CONTRACT LETTING. = tn

BRIDGE CONTRACT LETTING. = The
County Commissioners yesterday
opened the bids for the construction
of the new bridge over Pigeon Greek
at the Salt Well. There were thirteen
bidders in all. The contract was
awarded to Messrs. Allen & Clark.
The bridge will cost, when completed,
about $4,000. 1t will be a splendid
structure when completed.
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-. -.


Valuable Business Property.
rive valuable Business Lots, on and near
the corner OF Water and Locust Streets.
VIII be sold az auction. on
SATURDAY, SEPT eGTE 1858,
At2 O'Clock P ar. at the Court-house. Lots
Nos. ], 9. 3, 4, an o. ia sbauklin's subdi-
vision Of part eg Lot No. g, OF She old Plan
OF the City OF Evansville.
Lot No. "a 28i5 feet front by go feet
deep. Lot NO. has 231S feet mont by 90
feet; Lots Nos 3, a, and llavG no feet front
by y feet deep. Tine abDvs described prop
eTtS Wul be sold without reserve
IERMs-One-third CASH balance iu one
and two years, with @ per cent. Interest
secured by mortgage on the PREMISE. For
particulars inquire o.
j. j. ELLIOTT & son.
Real Estate a gents.
Evansville, Ind.
ELLIOTT q Co, Auctioneers. Lse8 8ld
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THANKs.-Messrs. Fred. w. Ben
nett and s. FL. Phillips will accept
our thinks for a brace of prairie
chickens-the first of the season.
Henry Haynie, Fish & Barter, and
the several express messengers have
our thanks for late papers daily S
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For other .RsUer Items see Third rage.

For other RSveT Items see Third Page.
Another heavy rain. lasting a half
hour. fell yesterday afternoon. 1t
passed to the East, in which direction
it seemed much heavier and Of longer
duration than here. The river was
rising more rapidly last evening; by
this morning the bar in front Of the
city will be covered. We need not
fear any dead low water this season.
The only additional arrival was the
Palestine, Louisville and return. The
Henderson packets, the Cumberland,
to Cairo, j. p. Webb. to Cincinnati,
and the Romeo, to GAINESVILLE de-
parted all with good trips. The
Alaska had not arrived at midnight.
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REAL ESTATE SPECULATIoN.-We
understand that late on Monday even
ing. and before the Council adjourned,
proposition to reconsider the action
of the Council in the matter of the
eondemning and purchase of lots Nos.
2l3, PA, 2l5 and 216, on Fourth
Street, was brought before the Coun-
eil, and its action for a second time
reversed, having once decided on the
purchase of the property, and at a
subsequent meeting decided not to
purchase it. Now it has been decided
to condemn the property, we are in
formed, and to make the purchase.
Whether the matter will be reeonsid-
cred at the next meeting of that body
remains to be seen.
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. % -MEMPHrs-semi-weekly.

Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
Wiley Carving the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. M, Tuesdays, thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P.M
Mt. Vernon Mali Stage leaves daily Tex
cept Sundays at 2 A. M. Arrives daily lex
eept Suudays) by 2 p. M.
To NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except Sun
day) from the Merchants Botel, at 3
O'Clock p. M.
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AT Work AGAIN.-It affords US
much pleasure to announce that Prof.
VIM. Buck, an excellent matchmaker
and jeweler, who is not surpassed by
any IN his trade, has again commenced
business in our city. He may be
found at DIR. Hallock's drug store, on
Nam Street, where he will be pleased
to see all who may feel disposed to
favor him with their patronage. His
work is inferior to none, and he is
one of the most genial gentlemen we
have ever met. AS a musician he is
we'll known in the city, and needs no
recommendation in this city from any
one.
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YSOR sALE-VEtY DEsIRABr RF
X SlDENCE On account OF q COulem
plated change in business and location.
intend TO sell my residence. corner Eiahra
and Vine Streets. TIE lot has front M
which Is now finely appointed gafdai
can. If desired, be used Tor building and
solo separately. IT house contains eiEhI
cisterns and out houses. all la the best l..
order and repair. Said property. 90 mol
sold at private sale pr-Xlous 20 the Z5Iu o.
September, 1868, VIII on that day bB offered
at public auction. Terms made known on.
day of sale.
For further Information and iusne1ffoT|
OF the property apply on the premises tt
se8 dtd ROBERT IS RUsrOh.
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5 BG- New Fall goods just received
from New York, at
Mrs. R. IL. LOVES.
First Street (Chandlers Block.)
septS- 3t. sasE
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BUlLDLRS' EMPORIUM.
10 Medal Steam ana Horse Power
TFEREsHR2Ies
Manufactured by the Robinson Hs
chine Works.

ssDR. LIGHT RRAUamT, SPEED
- n tureshlngt and saving and cluaufus
the grain, we believe this n7acbina nos -7r
equeI In America. an who contsmDIaf..
buying this season Will consult theIr ir
t 49, ~ csainnG ON or addressing us soon
Mills anu ENaporatOra, Cider Nils. Er Er
ThOS. SCANFLIA q SON.
jy3-d2m FEvausvIIIs md
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COMING SOUTH.
Terre Baute and Indianauolis.
ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINCENNEs.
srEA.NIRnAT LINEs.

To I,oUIsyTLLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday az 10 O'Clock AM. Every Tuesday
wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday NJ o
O'Clock P. III. :. .
70 CATRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 3
O'Clock P. NJ. ,,.-
To GREEN RIvER.-Every WEDNESDAY
and Saturday at 8 O'Clock P. n. EVERY
Monday and Thursday at o'clock p. III.
To EAsTPoRT. - Every TueSoay HHN
Friday at O'Clock p. NJ. s,..,,,so,-z
To HEgDERS0E-Dailys except SN-%SS'
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
m.
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House and Lot for Sale.

WING TO MY mt ended RE
~ mOvat from the city. I offer for sale
my House and Lot, containing five rooms.
cellar, cistarn, and stable. al ito up-tor
Ordarf good as new. Inquire ON the pre-
misses.
10th St., bet. Vine and Sycamore
win give bargain to any one wIshina
TO buy good Dwelling House.
Bep4 2W ID. SCHWkNEE.
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RAILROAD HOUSE.

Generally known as the OLD BULLa
HEAD. This pleasant situation is MOI.
open ron the accommodation of b0arder
under the direction OF MIR. and MRS
r. q. 1ONGE The street cars Will
found convenient running TO and IRON
the premises every ten minutes. one 90
two small families can BE- accommodate
P.s. Large and good accommodation 10
STOCK. lmay-5 dim
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Reaidenoe md - for SO

Residence and Farm for Sale.
PFJaE Residence or the late Ud
- Thomas Rnncie viii be sold at privHf
sale. Said farm contains 100 acres, wfiI
improvements. 10 Is about one mile Irt f|
Ingie's station, on the d. q C R. b., and
ten miles FROM this city. For further uH1T
ticuiars apply sd Dr. h. n. Euucie's 0fiaa
No. - First street, Evansville. Iv3tH .
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT
NEn CHEAT mu4ABIEE EuFe
EaB1H Dwelling Houses, aud Farms.
Ton thousand acres 81 Farming Land. .
1 Dny and aell Real Estate
ALNAH JOHNSON.
Real Estate Agent.
Third Street. Evansville. Indiana
dec22 O.
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- DABDIN O.. - Mrs. ID. Garter has re-
- moved to Mr.. John HeWson's Iarz
house, on Division Street, between secou.
and Third, and Is ready TO receive as man.
cay bOarders as viii give her g call. Eh
also has i've OF six good rooms to Iet.
mityl8 dtf Mrs. ID. ca EIEE
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River Dispatches.
PITTsBURG, Sept. S.-Weather clear
and cool. River about stationary,
with 81 feet water in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 8.-River at
stand, with 4 feet inches in the
canal. Weather cloudy and warm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03


d. cr.naa as il was ten years ago. fthe re.
nb party could have been stricken fs
existence when the banner Of the .rrs epi
was unfp,Ied We would have 70 ssfs,yda1ina
to-day, But for the Repabiiesanr a n laws. our
10 risk the odium to tax and nsen az rep. flying
fl s could ea s'' u ne ). long R.,. sSes
party the civil ,sh''s 0 ~ he ei humble and he
sqealty asd ss well as to the strong s soo
VT #s :: such e . IN s s. s 'e q s he
Iosln s, .as wha called The victorious General
# sp 5he Rsvoiaton to preside over The Land
cannot ,s ta doab. hal our laeors vii e crowned
with success that We sha p ad n r,o,usa
hope, confidence, prpssWsr NY, e we'll d East,
and above all the blessings under ffosla'Ass
of national concord and peace.
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-s--s-------7-7-7- J,
r.,,ES BUCHANAN DEAL

lame, Buchanan was once President Of
!, mn" pTs;,aJ States, and filed yarions other
sne - the Government. He was born
pes. s,te that nobody viii care to learn or
.o,,enber, and died so recently that every
hodv has forgot the precise date. Hedidn y
think the Governmen mad any power to save
the Union. and so no power could save BIN
f,ou, his contempt and this oblivion.
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A0I If the certificates arc al sold, there will be
donated to the orphans Of the city Of Alton two
thousa nd dollars.
krAll money received from the sale of Ger
tiGcates will be deposited in Alton National Bank
and First National Bank 81 Alton, M, to ths
credit OF the Association, and win remain in bank
untilthe auing.
aN After Awarding theprizes, Warranty Deed
will be given to the lot that the Iron Works stand
on, and other lots clear Of incumbranrc.
syG. Any person wishing u see sample of
prizes, can do so by calling at the Patterson's
Iron Works office.
NOTICE The above iron Works will be kept
running until awarding Of prizes, md receive All
asders fer work. nnd I'll them A. promptly, - has
been ipne for the last seven years.
NOTICE - X q person will be suthoriIed to-
sell Certificates for the Assoeatiep, o. be recog
nistd as an agent. unless holding. certificate to-
that effect fromyhe Manager OF the association.
N0TICEt-.P Persons sending for Certificates
non lke eSuntry ~ fcnd in regiafered5 Ktter
prs $ ivs a. address, name, q IN, county
Iii orders must Be addressed to
las. PATTERSON.
Rreprister and Maaagsrs
~ the oeD<s 81 Rstispas 1sea WORKS. AL1oa, NJ
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