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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-25
HOif for RahKtoRnI

The gallant Republicans of Baby
town and vicinity will raise a Grant
and Coliax pole at Owen Darling's
this Saturday. evening, and invite
all their friends of Evansville to at
tend on that occasion aud aid them
in the work and join in the festivities
Of the evening. 1t is hoped that O
large number will embrace this OPP
portunity to have a jolly good time
and give the Peoples candidates a
lift. This is the first country meet
ing Of the campaign, and it ought to
be well attended.
G'mnibuses will be in readiness at
che Court House corner, at 6 O'Clock,
Pr9=pt'y, 20 take passengers for fifty
cents for the round trip. The nights
are pleasant and the roads good, and
this excursion will be a pleasant way
of spending the evening.
There will be music and speaking
there. y
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A GRAND TANK.-A grand tank is
being erected at the Crescent City
Springs to hold water for bathing
purposes. It is being built Of massive
timbers and will hold a large quantity
of water. 1t is located between the
bath house and the saloon and ball
room
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GEN. ULYSSES s. GRANT,
AT TURNER HALL ON MONDAY
NIGHT NEXT,
TO OEEANIzE FOR THE CAMPAIGS
Coz. T. W. Mccoy,

OOG. T. W.
Candidate for Clerk of the Supreme
Court and other speake rs, will address
the meeting. +.
The object of the meeting is to take
steps for a thorough organization Of
the Soldiers to aid in securing the
election of Grant and Colfax. and
will be mainly of a..business character.
Let every Soldier and Sailor, who is
true to his Country's Flag, rally to
the battle-cry of ~ III
Grant and Victory.
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Grand Midsummer Kigh.s
b. r TIVA l.,
~ Crescent City Springs,
"wednesday Evening. july %. 1868.
- aH

i EtI "fta a"@a E
Wednesday Evening, July 90, 1868
TtE UNDERSIGNED HAS THE
u honor TO inform b. public that he
VIII give agrand Itaiian Summer NfgUtgi
EestIYalTatIhese beautiful grounds on the
18th inst. The entire Para viii be tiiu-
m1nafed by 1000 Chinese Lanterns. The
greatest display Of Fire Works ever Wit
messed by the Evansville public Will be-
given: During the evening Fire Wheels
of variegated colors, Blazing suns, Shoot
1ng stars Pyrotechnic Balloons, ROCKETS
of every description, COlored Lights, ana
many exquisite fancy pieces, viii be eEe-
cutSd tBk1iful and experienced PyrOu
! techntst, who has been engaged for the
VIII enliven the scene with its unriVaied
music. In cennection with the FestfVal
there viii be a select social hop under Ine
manage TENT OF the following gentlomen
Mr.. O. St0ckwell, Capt. Duke Nicholson.
Captr g. Hemeket M TIP. Soockweu, Mr.
born The 1ambus QuadEiile Band OF ID.
Hart As engaged for the evening.
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies'
tofthe grounds and bail, each. s. so: TO ba
obtained ONLY offtheM Managers.
. Admission 70 the grounds = cents.
ness al the dining department, and tha
best refreshments prepared for the Fegff-
val. Arrangements have been made with
The 3. A. w. Co. to run the cars every ten
minutes tili midnight.
IL The weather IS unfaYorable the Ees-
ttval VIII be postponed until further nos
; Admission tickets can be had al john
SCOTS News Store, corner Main and Sea-
ond Streets, and aGthe Ticket Box I'D fbe
Springs. eds EDWARD. WEHIEK
4It A.soug.r Lunton copy.l
" ~
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Educational.

At a meeting of the colored people
held on the evening Of July 22d, at
the Colored School House in this city,
Rev. Green. Mcfarland was called to
the Chair, and Mr.. George Oldham
was chosen Secretary.IA
/ The object of the meeting was stated
to be to consider the merits of the
EdacatiohAl system Brepressnted3 by
Mr.. @. A. Yancy, business manager of
the National Reform Educational
/. Association. aSA%fSoHW
After due Consideration the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
submitted and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, We. the co1ored people
of the city of Evansville, stand in
pressing need of q thoroughlyorgap-
lied system schools and school
governmsnts by which thefaeihHes of
education may be extended to all
classes of our community, to an ex-
tent of Intellectual culture that shall
command fespAet and, Ih3a W9S
WHEREAS, We are denied the ben
eft afforded by the common public
school system, which is supported By
general taxation and, as the National
Educational Association proposes to
intercede IN our behalf to have that
portion of the school fund that is
justly due us set aside to aid In sup
porting u strugs ling schools; there
fore,
Resolved, Thatwe establish aSchool
Board, to consist of stockholders, to
cooperate with the National Asso-
citation, and to urge the cultivation
ofthe intellect, by establishin schools
with competent instructors for Che
bene6. of ourpeople.
ReSOired, Tnat the educational in
ducements offered by the National
Reform Association are heartily APP
proved, and hat we will use our ut
most efforts to the dissemination of
this great necessity. of the colOred
people.
Resolved, That unanimously APP
proving this system of conducting a
Normal Institution, that we extend to
Mr.. G. A. Yancy our congratulations
on his uccess IN establishing an in
stitution so desirable to the colored
people of Evansville lGA 7sa1uJ
ResOlred, That a copy of these res
olutions be handed to Mr.. G. A. Yam
| cy, and the Evansville DAILY jour
NAL be requested to publish the same.
ALFRED SHANNON,
a1o ALFRED CARTER SCom'tee.
GEO. III. JACKSON, ESD
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RrcoRprR'sco I'm Reco-der

RrcoRpER'sc oURr.-The Recorder
disposed of some cases yesterday.
Grace Howard having been convicted
of keeping a house of iIl-fame, afhda-
Wits were fled against Matte John
son, Nettle Dcdd aud Kate aDivinier,
who were charged with being inmates
of a house of ill-fame. They all
plead guilty to the charge. aud were
fined each SO, with s. cost in each
case. A great deal Of trouble has
been had 10 get proof against parties
charged with keeping houses of Ill
fame, but it has at last been demon
strated that the facts can be got al
when the proper steps are taken.
A man whose name we suppress,
went before the Recorder and plead
guilty to the charge Of assault and
battery on q man named 10. Shem.
nell. 1t cost the man 81 so. which
be paid with pleasure, and did not
appear to think the price was too
high for the pleasure the victory af.
t0rdeQ him. = N4-tfE M
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rFM. in
: The ca ,hRAIGN.=1n all directions
in this d istrict the Republicans are
at work with zeal and earnestness.
Yester day General Veatch and Colo.
nell umback spoke at Poseyyille, and
Colonel T. w. McCoy at Princeton
To day the Republicans of OWensyllle
have a basket picnic. with speaking
BIZ General George d. Wagner and
music by the Princeton Brass Band;
1and also. a meeting at New Harmony,
addressed by General Yeatch and
| Colonel McCoy.EuoF To night the
Perry Township Republicans raise
a Grant and Colfax pole at Baby
town, with speeches by Captains
Gooding and Temhemelti also, a
Grant and Golfax pole raising at
Fort Branch with speeches by Gen
eraf Wagner aud others F; and q mass
meeting at Mount Vernon, addressed
by General Veateh and Colonel Cum
back. BOn Monday night Colonel Nc
Coy will address the Grant soldiers OF
! Evansville at Turner Hail. and ten
/ eral Wagner will speak at Princeton.
On Tuosdaylthe Republicans ofiMar-
rick County have IA grand rally at
Boonvills; speeches by g Neateh
and Colonel Mccoy; music by 1.-The
Brass Band and Glee Club of New
?, bnreh and the Brass Band of Boom
i Vile. On Wednesday the Grant sell
der boys raise a pole at Rockport,
with speeches by General Veateh,
.ICOIonel Mccoy, and others The
good work goes on g~lorieesly.7 Let
US keep the ball rolling till the No
tyember victory ial Eea24 ,7
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"STRUCK ILE9-The workmen en-
gagged in boring out the salt well at
the Crescent City Springs, have struck
oil. In pumping the mud from the
well yesterday the presence cf oil was
quite manifest. 1t does not, however.
seem to be coal oil, as it has scarcely
any odor. and that not Of coal oil.
The men are making good progress at
present, and it is hoped soon to have
an excellent sire am of salt waterog
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TWO BRICK HOUSES AT AUCTION
.rfai Fer CIV Orders.

JAR
ny ORDEHE OF THE ROARD OF
- Trustees Of the Public Schools OF the
ICfty of Evansville, there win be BOll al
auettpn. at the cOurt-honse door I'm IN
city Of Evansville, on the 25th day ofJuty
1868, aC2 O'CLOCK Psi. the BRICK SOHOOE=
HOUSE and premises fronting on fIdtn
street at1ts terminus, at b outer DO md
airy OF d city The lot is a little IRE. ulGr
in shape. the average width being 20 feet
and h average length so feet; being large
enough for three retail stores, and the
8schOpl.hOuse. being about the centre OF
the lot, can be used as one.
Also, at the sa1ne time and place, and by
the same order, WILDE sold the OLD HIGH
HO0LBUALUIFGR and premises, known
as the Old Baptist Church" corner Clark
and Centre STREETS. The lot is 90 by 5s feet,
minus ,a0titte point on one corner. Tue
house Is a substantially built brick tlC3
stories, Is 40 feet wide BY 80 feet long, as r
comfortable church Tor a small cong 'ega~
ton or II might.casily be converted INTO
two stores, or a nous for manufacturing
purposes.
j Tei ms-PuFehase price OF both lots pay
able IN city orders ut par.
Llrut| af. 4fl JOHN W.. FOSTETL
i jyl4 did Secretary School Board
Courier, Union, and Democrat copy ca,
iHA D. M WTWHH #H# date l...
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LOST.

~ OsTLCOW Jstrayed from my Fesl-
a@ denee, on b corner OF Walnut aud
Second Streets. ON Thursday night Inst, a
large black COW, about 8 years old. VITA
crumpled horns; large white teats. IlhtuE
there Is a crop of each ear, and a slit or
swalow fork in each. She has n large bags
is a good mifkerf g. Kind aud gentle. She
left "a young calf az home. Any one zee
turning said COW to me VIII be Hbnrally
rewarded iGJelTr HIRAM j.. READ.
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RUN AwAY-Yesterday while a
son of Mr. Peter Zapp was driving a
mule, attached to a cart. along Third
Street, the animal became frightened
at something and dashed off at arapid
speed, at the corner of Third and
Locust, the boy was thrown from the
cart and injured badly. He aHghted
on his shoulder, aud for a while it was
thought the shoulder was dislocated,
but it did not prove to be the case.
The mule then ran across Locust
Street, tearing down some awning
posts, and doing some other damage,
but was caught q few minutes after
wards.
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Gross ExAGGERATIoN.-The Cou-
rier's reporter says that the number
attending tho Democratic Convention
on Thursday was variously estimated
at from 1000 to 5000. and he pro-
fesses to believe that 1900 would be
tar estimate. Now we took espe-
eial pains to inquire of a number of
prominent and respectable Democrats
in regard to the number present. and
not n of them placed the number
above 1000. This was the est;mote
of Major Jesse Walker, Captain De
La Hunt, and others who had set
squadrons in the field" and are able
to Judge pretty accurately Of mum.
bers. The brief account Of the Con.
vention given in the Courier yester.
day indicates that it was a small
affair.
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-HOTTAGEg HILL SEMINARY, for
~ Young Ladies, PougbkeeSsfe. uNGX,
of European and home schools. Espec1aI
attention to Modern Languages, Music,
ton and climafe unsurpassed. For pros
pectus, address Rev. GEO. 4, RIDER, Rec
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EVOLWTION
FoR SALE.

rOR SALE HORSES Several ane
qhonses, for various purposes, nclud-
ing "A span of. excellent large dralIghf
horses, Tor sale cheap by
fij1il -n. FORI1ElE BOWLES,
ada American Livery Stable,
Jy25 DIV Third Street
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AssAULT.-Yesterday q man named
John A. Cook went to the house of
Mr.. Graupner. in the upper part of
the city, and after having some words
with him, made an assault upon
Graupner, handling himveryroughly
1t is stated hat Graupner was struck
with a brick en- the head, which caus-
ed a very ugly cut. What the cause
of the trouble was we did not learn.
The affair would have undergone a
legal investigation yesterday, but
Graupner was not able to attendlthe
Justices Court. The case, will be
heard by Esq. Walker on Monday. d
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CITY NEW S.
Fighting Boys in Blue.

Therewill be a meeting Of all hon
orably discharged SOLDIERS and SAIL
oRs who are willing again to rally
under the standard Of their glorious
Chief.
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REAL EsrATE TRANsFERs-The follow.
ing is the list of real estate transfers for
the week ending July Is. as appears from
the entry b0okoin the ONCE OF the County
A~ecorder:i ,eitfF4aEf8 .stsa1IE 1gaia - 9
Anthony Refs to Carey Nelson, admin
tstrator,~ LOa 81, Block 40, Lamasco, for SIS.
Williams u. Page 10 Amelia 7. Boetticher,
Loss1 2 |, 4s5,2 q, % 80, 81, and 81, BlocE 4,
Coroner Of Vanderburgh County to Ev-
snsvtlle National Bank, Lot 81 loek q
SonInernE enlargement. for s., 1888 IA
william Baker to John DeLong, Lots II
ana ~, Afcher's Enlargement, Tor $500 !.
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LIST OF SHAREHoLDERs.-The fol-
lowing is a list of the shareholders of
the National Reform Association at
Evansville, Ind: TH EaIfa8l
j.. B. Glenn. John FL. johnson,
Braten York Geo. II. jackson. Alfred
Harris. EFHHIFgW AT
List of Cooperative Members
Mrs. Foard, Mrs. Nance, Mrs. Parker,
Mrs. Porter. Hle bHa t1ed -
GREEN MCFARLAND..i
hd E55Id bHG ,W8niEG2 Chairman.
~ GEO. OLDHAM. Secretary.
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q 80 ~
S. 3. s. CnOK

=" ~" N'V-
"AS- REMOVED TO HIS DIN
- STAMP No. ISS MAIN STRFll9'
between Sixth and Seventh Streets TUbaTs
ne VIII be pleased to see ali his old friend,
a tull supply OF Staple Groceries. FesJ
and PROVISIONS constantly on hard. Cas,S
customers VIII md my prices AZ low sS
any house n the city. ~" d"
Jy2 LLliLalA =. II. s.. COOK.
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THE C.
or the ONE DCLLAE SALE ! RevOIu.

va bMNr YIN UuAAA 40 aOAAA ~ ACEUAM
ton In Trade. iAf129
XYYE furnish at Uniform price OF ONE
Wv DOLLAR such articles asaFe used
by every famtlys at a less price than they
arelsold by wholesale dealer in New
YORK or Boston. H tuitsE WyI3
Agents wanted to cooperate with us in
carrying Y a plan which meets the wants
of the million, and In the disposal ora
large d varied stock of Dry and Fancy
Goods, Silver Plated Ware, Watches, Carr
pet1ngS,& &c. Dur terms to Agents are SUI
perlOr to those ofaHy other firm, as our
Circular will BhcW.1i Those getting up
Clubs can Secure n piece of Shooting, SIX.
Dress, Watch, shawl Sewing Machine,
&C. &C. g 49, Jn1 uEat I9ETEi Slg.
(Islpaar9FREE OF COST rq9ura
A check describing an article TO be sold
for a Dollar, 10 cts. 20 for 81; 40 Tor "a; 80
for 50; 100 f0l Sl0, sem by man. Send
money by Registered letters. Circulars
mailed free % . address. Agents want
Address Z 3HARRIs q PLUMMER, &
frfEf43 "a Hanover ST., Boston. Mass.
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RockportStage (via Fewburgh and Boon
WILEY carrying the mail, leaves AT A. NJ.
ON Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
Arrives by z P. NJ, Tuesdays, Tnursoays
and Saturdays. ~ 4H f-4L.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays att A. N. Arrives Thes-
days and saturdays by Ar. M.
MI. Vernon Mali stage leaves daily lex
sept Sundays) at Y A. NJ. Arrives daily tex
eept SundSys) by 2 P. \.
To NEWBURa.-HaeR daily except sun
dayO from the Merchants Hotel, at )
O'Clock P. NJ. 1Hn4a 1000 % 5tN
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PUBLIC INDECENCY.-A great many
small and half-grown boys, almost
every evening, expose themselves to
be arrested for public indeCency by
going into the riVerin q state Of nudi-
ty IN daylight in front Of the city.
This is a violation of the city ordi-
nance, and we think it would be well
for the public officers to make an *
ample of a few Of the older ones.
Yesterday evening we counted sixteen
boys, some of them fifteen or sixteen
years old, at a quarter afteriseven. in
the river just above Hubbs, Patrick
4 Co.'s wharf boat. IL was still broad
daylight, and most of the boys drew
planks from a pile of lumber lying on
the shore, upon which they would
climb, exposing their entire persons.
A policeman made his appearance and
ordered the boys out, when a sprightly
lad Of seventeen or eighteen, who we
suppose mistakes himself for a man,
urged the boys to stay in, and was
undressing to go ia also. He would
require the policeman to show his
star before he would give any heed to
his order. The small boys obeyed the
officer, and we noticed that young
smartness postponed his bath until
it grew dark. Boys had better take
warning, or they may be made to pay
dearly for their fun. g7i'
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~ Residence and Farm for Sale
TIME Residence of the late Dr
Thomas Runeie will be sold at private
sale said farm contains 100 acres, win
improvements lt is about one mile trC ma
Ingle's Station, on the u. & O.. R.. r., and
ten miles from this city. For further pare
ticulars apply at DR.. h. 4. Runcie's Office,
NO. ~ FirAt Street, Evansville. jyjtE
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OFFIc1AL.

I LETTERS REMAINING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tPost-Ofiee at Evansville. State of indiana.
on the 24th day of July, 1861
"a Persons calling for any of these letters
will please say Advertised :" giving date.
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DIED.

4CRISP-At the residence of his father,
in Blue Grass, about ten miles from town,
after an illness of nine months, JOHN
CRISP, aged 50 years.
I The funeral services viii be9Ael9 at the
johnson Church. at 2 Pan after which the
rematns will be inferred in the church
yard. The friends of the family are In
yited to attend without further notice.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure
yesterday of meeting our old friend,
d. p. M"illholland, of Terre Haute,
and General Route Agent of the Mer-
chants Union Express.
Mr.. e. s. Russell, of M. Carmel,
was in the city yesterday. @1a y
Mr.. Robb, the gentlemanly and eff
eient Recorder of Gibson County, was
in the city at the Democratic Conven-
ton, and called on US. He is a most
genial gentleman.
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WUSICEALE SE5IEMARw-Bevoted
AVA ercfnSfuefU 10 the ART AM Errr- or
OF hDSAC. MOTTO W Be ma Z hare dln1
- 7nttci, Y q thnt , hdoe done one thfHg cg q
t~ne."-WHa. Ftfts &ermaf2nn per acnde1 nc
year. Young ladies' desirfh9 40 at f6rr-
selves for teachers or the piano. hBrn.
oTgGn, guitar m~eLodeon, or v|ocaUzafil ia.
IN the shortest Time possible. would do
well 70 address gPIuEoIPAL M ". s.. N. ".
Box. New LONDON, Conn.
DEJECT ALL VIOLENT PURcfi-
4STIVES They ruin the tome 81 the
bowels aud weaken the digestion, FAR
RANTS EFFERNESCENT SETTTk R
APERIENT is used by rational peOpt1 as
n means1m relieving All d-9rangement5 OF
tQInach, liver and 1uteal1nes, Decf use
IL removes obsCfuCttOnS- without pain and
Inn vigor to the gar which 10 p1rt-
6es and regulates. 6Otd bH all druggist.
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-BD- Persons in want of Children's
Shoes can end a complete stock of
hne s00ds'pG5 nor. MILLER / cos
ajuly24 2t 80 MasnStreet.
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Common shape, as good as the best. The
RED Jacket .tColhurnis Patent) AXE
will cut 25 per ent more that common
Axes, with less1abor to the chopper f15
Send for cffcnlaf ant prices to LISPIN-
CO1T A. BAKEWELL, PITrsRURGH, PA,
sole Manifestations. For sale by principal
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: MARRIAGRL ICENsEs.-The follow
ing is a list of marriage licenses is
sued by the County Clerk during the
week ending the 9th inst.
= James T. Burton to Sarah lane Gnkey.
Charles Schweitxer to Alvina Dentech.
francis M. Robbins to Annah Vaughn.
William Hudson to Emily j. Kane.
Joseph Dubean 20 Jemima Foulks 81 q
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Losr-On Friday evening, on
Fourth Street, between Oak and
Chandler Street, a gold breast-pin,
set with pearls. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
iy25-1t Mas. JAMES FERRY.
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Min. MulayVa Gang and

LUrO8S-Uub ~ 19uI0 ui
1g3d sEH E3nIF odj T3Vo b3i.
.yiiniaa39oBs joE %
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A Coon THING FOR SHIPPERs.SAn
arrangement has been made. between
the saArmada,=H and
Rob Roy forsclose connections at this
port, whereby shippers along the lower
Ohio can forward freight through to
CINCINNATI without detention and at
l~oWfguFes. This will prove a great
convenience to the merchants and
shippers along the lower coast, as It
will save re-shipping expenses, as
freight will be transferred directly
from one boat to the other. jy24-2t-
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KU KLUx KLAN.-Night before
last, twenty-five men in the Disguise
Of Ku Klux, appeared in Henderson,
and paraded through the streets.
They were at the bank of the river
on the arrival Of the Morning Star.
1t is stated that this d~eleetable band
visited a negro church and shot
through the door and into. the build.
ing several times, but fortunately hurt
nOnOnes OF course. the negroes ~
once vacated the church, and sought
safety in flight. These fellows viii
become holder after a while, and will.
no doubt, follow the examples of mem.
bers of that order elsewhere, by com.
hitting all sorts Of depredations.
The peaceably disposed citizens of
Henderson owe it to themselves to
discourage such an organization. 1t is
] doing the place no good. f-i
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LAW CARDS,

JOHN M. CRERs. oHAUNcEY 8. CoEaER
CREBS &-CONGR,
At1Orneys+st-Laws Carmf, Illinois
wards, White, Wayne, hamilton, Saline.
and GaIlatin Counties, IN the state of nm
nois, and in9heSupFeme Court. Refer to
q. Maghee, lanes H. Minor, eli a
Co., Colonel 81. W. Stone, with 1. IL ID. Rei.
man, Gen. w. Harrow, MI. Vernon.2
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For RENF@Those two desirable
Store Buildings, Nos. 120 and 122
Main2Stfsety Posey Block. Possession
given immediately. Apply at the
Banking House of w, j.. Lowry &
Co. os& - jy21-2w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-25
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