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Tr.rerAI DECISION

AN ONCoCAA - - -
Princeton. one day last week, a
somewhat remarkable judgment was
rendered by the Circuit Court. The
novelty of the decision consists in its
business, and in the rarity Of a corpo-
ration such as a steamboat or rail-
road company obtaining a verdict
against a citizen.
g 1t will be remembered by many Of
our readers that on the Fth Of July,
1866, Nancy Duncan, in debarking
from the cars at Fort Branch, fell
and broke her leg. She brought suit
for damages against the railroad Cor
pany, and obtained verdict for $725.
The case was taken to the Supreme
Court, and after L hearing was re-
manded back for a new hearing,
which came off last week. The eoun-
sci for the company demurred to the
Evidence very unusual proceeding.
The demurrer was sustained, and a
verdict rendered for the defendant
w. NJ. Land appeared for the prose
cution, and Colonel DENLY and j. s.
Buchanan for the defense.
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Speer,s Port Crane Wine.

The mild character and superior
tonic properties of the Port Grape
Wine over those formerly used by
physicians have deservedly created for
it a place IN our sick rooms and hos
pitfalls. Government now uses it. The
Sanitary and Christian commissioners
use it; and Mr.. Speer, in ptoducin $50
excellent native wide, is a beneiac-
tor in his line. His business is now
very extensive, and what with draw
ing off and bottling, packing and box
making, quite force is engaged. ~
To the remotest part OF the country
his cases are sent, and by means of
his medicinal and SacTalnental Port
Grape Wine. the name of Alfred
.Speer has become everywhere a
familiar honshold word. q Peterson
Guardian.
Our druggists have some of this
wine. aug28-1td&w :
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Rally Round the Flag, Ecys!"

FIRST WARD.-Every voter in favor
IF Raker and Cumback is respect
fully invited TO be punctual at the
meeting at. Edwin McJohnston's,
corner Eighth and Canal Streets,
this (Friday) night at 8 o'clock, to
make one grand effort to redeem the
Ward, and prove ourselves, as of old,
the Banner Ward. By order of che
Committee.
SECOND WARD-The soldiers and
citizens who favor the election of
Grant and Colfax, are invited to at
tend the meeting tonight. at LANT's
SHoP, corner of Cherry and Fifth
Streets, at u O'Clock. Our ward has
always stood true. Let us do our
duty now. Every Republican at his
postto- night The OoMMITTEE.J
SEVENTH WARD.-The soldiers and
citizens will meet tonight, at Kolle's
store. Let every soldier be at his
post to- night. Let every citizen rally
| 10 the support of Grant and Colfax.
The Seventh Ward claims the Ban
ner, and will gain it if every man
does his duty. - 'dso
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TEACHERS INsTITUTE-THURsDAY
The interest in the exercises of the
Institute is Increasing, as the teachers
are warmed up by the earnestness and
enthusiasm of the Instructors, and by
the pleasant social influences Of the
occasion.
The Instructions given in the morn
ing were similar to those of former
days, with the exception that Miss
Brown was added to the corps of in
structors. Her topic of instruction
was Elocution-a subject of special
Importance to teachers. 1a-t
The object of the Institute is to
present methods of organizing, gov
erning and teaching school, and not
so much to give information upon the
subject taught. The office of this
gathering Of teachers is not to in
struct those present in the branches
required to be taught by law, but to
infuse new ideas as to the relations of
the teacher, the parent, and the pupil,
to stimulate inquiry, to rouse the en-
thusiasm, to acquire to greater ex-
tent a better appreciation of the inn
portance of the work of educating
the people. ifHn
As to-day is the last day of the
Institute, it is hoped that more of the
friends of education will drop in, to
indicate by their presence their sym
pethy for those who are laboring for
the benefit of the children. Ig fef2f
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THE LIBRARF.-Everything is now
in fine running order at the Rooms
over the Post Office. A visit will
well pay tie trouble, if only to see
theiclassical arrangement ofthe books.
Much is due to the present Librarian
for their perfect order of arrangement.
There will be new supply of books
on in a few weeks, consisting of the
latest publications. and some old
standard novels, that have been worn
outin the Library. In the Library
may be found all of Mrs. Muhlbaek's
new historical novels; Bakers Secret
service; United Netherlands, by
noteyi Journey to Brazil, by Agassiz;
a. .. hoes new novels, and others
TOO numerous to mention-all of late
purchase-to be hadatthe low rate of
three dollars per year Admittance
to the Reading Room twehtv.f;ve
cents per month. aeat. 49, -',1
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EIGHTH WARD MEETING There
was a rousing meeting at the Republic
can Wigwam in the Eighth Ward
last night. The wigwam was crowded
with people. Colonel Buterfeld was
made permanent President of the or
gan1zauons, and John Greek, Vice
President. The rolls Of citizens and
soldiers were called, which showed
1O7 citizens enrolled, and Sc soldiers.
Messrs. hewitt, Geirgeus, Green,
Troupe, Teamer, Rocker and Brink
meyer, were elected to act as a Ward
Executive Committee, after which
the meeting adjourned, to meet on
Saturday night next.
After adjournment the people pro-
ceeded to the residence of Mr.. Cook,
the drayman, on Bond Street, where
beautiful Grant and Colfaxl pole,
10 feet high, was raised. Speeches
were made by Col, Butterfeld and
Captain Reavis. The speaking was
listened to by about 300 people, who
manifested the greatest enthusiasm.
A good work is being done in the
Eighth Ward. The Republicans,
both soldiers and citizens are Ewide-
awake there.
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THE DRUMMER BoY.-Active prep
arations are being'made for the IRE.
sentatiOn, on Monday night, of that
thrilling tableau, 80 The Drummer
Boy The rehearsals are going on
daily, and it will no doubt prove a
great success. The ladies who have
taken hold of it, as we'll as the gem
tlemen, will acquit themselves with
great credit. We predict that 1.-THE
Drummer Boy" will be witnessed by
the largest audience ever assembled
in Turner Hall. .yrfal4t rsf
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FRToHTFuL Run AwAr.-Yests+
day evening, about 6 o'clock, as M
Leslie Lawrence, his lady and to
small children, were being driven
down hill this side of Kratzville. IN
a buggy, some of the gearing gave
way, and the buggy rushed on the
horse, frightening him dreadfully.
He dashed off at a rapid rate, kick
ing the buggy now and then, and at
last brought up against the fence, de-
molishing the buggy, and throwing
the gentleman, lady and children on
the ground. but fortunately none of
them were seriously injured. 1t was a
narrow escape.
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Z NASHVILLE, August q. = River
falling. withg3 feet1arge on Harpeth.
Shoals. and z feet at Burksville to
rcome down. Weather dry and warm.
The Alpha left for Cairo.
!, MEMPHIs.s August s27.--Arrival-
Pauline Carroll, from New. Orleans.
DeDartedAPauljne Carroll, St. Louis;
Marble City, ST. Louis; towboat Bee
passed down; Argonaut No. 2, at
g Pm. H sTN#1 .nGfaY ,4AlERI
PITTsBURd, August 27.-River 20
inches, and at a stand. Weather
clear mercury 80o. ve.
CINCINNATI, August 2z-Noon.-
River unchanged. Weather clear;
thermometer $40. III ,@Ittf
LOUISVILLE, August 27.-Weather
clear and warm. River swelling, with
three feet five inches in the channel.
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Personal.

We take pleasure in stating to our
friends and the public 2that'the HART
FORD, LORILLARD, and INTERNA-
TIoNAL Insurance. Companies have
promptly paid us for the loss incurred
by the burning of our stable on the
9th inst. We cordially Recommend
their agent, Mr.. G. K. DREW, to ali
who want Insurance Ia first class COM
,panies and prompt paynrentin case of
loss. EDWARD BowLEs,
24-1W JOSEPH SETCHELL.
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HEAVY RoBBERY THE 'RoBBEK
ARRESTED. - On Wednesday Nick
King, a resident of Henderson, came
to this city on the Sallie ", with
some fat cattle, which he sold to Fred.
Fenchfer. and left on the SaIlie ": in
the evening for Henderson. Being
of q ioyiaI turn Of mind, he had in
dulged in various glasses of lager
beer. and by the time he reached
Henderson was somewhat edrowsy
and laid down on the deck for a quiet
snooze. Upon awakening he adiscox,
cred that his wallet, with some $50
or $3.50, was missing. He returned
to this city yesterday morning, and
put the police on the track. Ed.
Martin and Chief of Police Cochran
got on the track of a deck hand who
had shipped on Friday last known bv
the name of Red Mike, and who sud
denly disappeared from the boat YES
terday morning. They found him
in a drinkery on Water Street. and
invited him into a back room. When
he understood the movement he indi-
Gated fight. but was soon convinced
that two to one were unequal odds.
Upon searcho of his pockets $1O8 Is.
were found, together with wallet
which was identified by Fred. Feaeh-
Ter as enc he had given King some
year or two ago. The fact that when
he'd Mike shipped last Friday he
had no money, and had been turned
outdoors for failure to pay his board
bill eorroborated the suspicion that he
was the thief, and he was lockes1lrn
Subsequently, 81 more were recovered
that he had left at drinking saloon
where they had not the chance i
hand back. The fact that he had
remarked to conrade that he would
go back and see if the fellow had anv
stamps tends to point to his guilt.
He is now in the lookup awaiting
further investigation.
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THE DEMOCRACY Our AaAIN-A
SLIM ,CRowD AND A WEAK SPEECH
The powerful appeal Of the organ -
called out a very slim crowd last
night at the corner of Third and To-
Gust Stree tsrzbg far the smallest that
has assembled there this, season.
James G. Robinson, of Richwoods.
Clark County, Illinois, was the chief
speaker. Clark County produces sage
fnanciers. Our " distinguished fell
low,citizen, Captain N. Willard, is a
fair specimen, but not having been to
Congress he does not possess the gift
of oratory that distinguishes JeeDgs.l
We could not do justice to the re-
markable speech in less than three
columns, and shall therefore not at
tempt it. ...-.--
/ Asa specimen of his facts, wess may
give the following bold assertions:
1--WE owe a larger debt than any other
respectable nation in proportion to
-FOUR means to pay" - We are the
heaEiesttaxed people in the world"
= Republicans say the 5-2Os shall be
paid in gold, Seymour and the Democ
racy say it shall be paid in green
backs"
| He did not want to discuss the
dead issues Of 186O-6l. q They were
not pleasant. and the history of the
Democratic party during go, '63 and
E'64, were still more painful to cOntem-
plate or discuss. rTu rrurs mo
| Jeems drew largely on the ig-
norance, or supposed ignorance, of
I his audience, which gradually thin
ned out, until at the close of his
speech, not over two hundred and
| fifty men, women and children were
present. Such a speech may do in
the wilds of Big Greek, Illinois, but
it was an insult to the intelligence of
our citizens, and it is not strange that
the most intelligent Democrats ofthe
crowd left early in the evening, fully
satisfied that the Honorable ex-
member of Congress had mistaken
the character of his audience. His
sympathy for the soldiers and his
widow and orphan children was really
heart-rending, as much so as if
4 Federal soldiers had never been re-
quired to go to CLARK County to sup
press resistance TO the arrest of de-
serters. We have not listened to
more reckless misrepresentation than
those of last night during the can
vass. The speech had a manifest de-
pressing influence, and the applause
was very limited and often exceed
ingly out of place. One such speech
a week is highly desirable.
After Robinson came J, B, Ryan,
Democratic candidate for State Treas
urer, who, having been properly, post
ed by afellow countryman devoted his
speech chiefly to. the working men,
and a rehearsal of the terrible bur
dens of taxes. ais el.. .sras- ti % 3
We think proper bulletin of last
nights attack might be thus penned:
"FKe Confederate forces retired
after notifying defeat"
/ Reg Weddingand Visiting cards at
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FOR .RENT.1zThe room now oeeu-
pied by S. w. Turner, No. z South
First Street, three doors east Of Main.
The situation is a desirable one. The
room is furnished with all the neces-
sary .f8fRres and shelving To- carry on
any kind of business, and will be rent
ed very low.
49, - TURNER & KUMIER,,y q,
aug18 If. No. Z First Street.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING IN KNIGHT
TowNsH1P.-There was meeting at
Terry's-School-Honse last night, att
tended by a. considerable number OF
voters. Esquire w. K. Van was call
ed to the Chair. IL zzar
Col. ]. s. Buchanan addressed the
meeting in speech replete with sound
argument aud calm, dispassionate
logic, showing conelusively that the
best interests of. the people lay in the
success of the Republican Union
party at the ensuing elections. His
speech was heard with deep interest.
James FL McNeely made some re-
marks on the subject of organization,
whereupon clab was started and a
number of names were obtained u
The meeting then adjourned to
meet at Burkhart's School House next
Wednesday evening" September I'd.
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Physical Exhaustion.

Worn out with the burning heats of
Summer, the human system requires to
be reinforced a nd fegene rated at this sea-
son. Strength has been literally steaming
ont of it under a tenn perature that neces-
sarily produces exhaustion. Fall Is the
season of remittent and intermiltent fe-
vers, and the weak and eneryated are
always their first victims. Now, there
fore, is the time for inYi goration. Those
who have neglected to tone and regulate
the digestive and secretive organs duling
the months of9June and July can no
longer continue TO do so without imml-
nent peril to health and life. Commence
q course of AHOSIETgER'S BITTE RS
without delay. Ofall renovating, strength
sustaining preparations. this Is the most
wholesome aud the most potent. II does
not unduly excite the most sensitive or
ganization. Its mission Is to preserve.
regulate, and restore. The tonic, anti
bilious, and aperient vegetable elements.
which IL contains are associated IN The
exact uroPnrtions- necessary TO pat, the
whole physique into perfect working
order.a The purity of all its Ingredients
Is guaranteed 1t rouses the languId APP
petite, gives unWonted energy to the
digestion, calDs and braces the nerves.
and replaces lassitude and depression
with energy and cheeTfulness, besides be-
ing agreeable 10 the palate and free from
all the objections urged against the adult
terateu stImuIants and tonics OF which it
is desie ned to supply the place.
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POLE RAISING NINTH WARD
The Republicans of the Ninth Ward
will raise fine Grant and Colfax pole
this evening at the corner of Tenth
and Ws,aut Streets, near the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Samuel Vickery. Every
Republican in the Ninth Ward is ex-
pected to be present, aud Democrats
are cordially invited to attend.
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NINTH WARD CANvAssING Co NJ
M1TTEE.-It is hoped that every man
appointed on the Canvassing Commit
tee for the Ninth Ward will be in
attendance tonight, at Cassavant's
mable shop. See list of names else
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HAD WE WINGS, we might fly the
world over, and not fine medicines
which equal DR.. j. w. Poland HUI,
NOR Doctor for ScrofuIa aud all inn
purities of the blood, { and the White
Pine Compound for coughs, colds, and
kidney Diseases Sold byTGlond ! 81
Akin, ......s..,so.. aug28r 2td&1tw.
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, WANTED-PaTtner with $4,000 to
$4,000 capital to engage in asafee and
profitable business In Evansville, Ind.
For particulars address with real
name Box ia, Gu Evansville, Ind.
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6RAND PROMENADE CONCERT. =
Inc grand promenade concert will
eake place at the Crescent City
springs tonight. 1t will be a grand
anaIr. .--
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10 ' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RockportStag (via Newburgh and Boon
ville,) carrying the mail, leaves at A: Ms
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
DAYS and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives tues
DAYS and Saturdays by 4 2. M.
Mt. Vernon Nah Stage leaves daily Tex
eept Sundays) at 2 A. NJ. Arrives daily tex
eept Sundays by P. N -u
TO NEWBURG.-HacR daily except SUM-
day) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ.
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FOR H EET.

ZOE 4.ENT- House. 81 sEousa. with
- nve rooms, stable. EgOodshed &C. &c
on seventh street, bel Ween Division and
- si ~. ssLieels, nearly opposite the rev
- r,sh 7Cnooi. l1e yard, with vines, anu
saI1en, and chicken ouEes at fenced ln
so 49T cellar. Inquire of S G II a b i +. r.
SfSOhS ~ kEHR, on Third street, be-
tween cen Main ~. and Sycamore Streets.
Yea RE&T-- BASEMENT The base
- ment OF the cumberland PrezbVteriau
Snurcns corner of Second and Chestnut
Slreets- IhiS would be q very desirable
place FOR teach ing Ausio or DralCiHg and
Fo1lttng. Also, gCOd room for an once.
INQUIRE OF i' ALNAH jobs SON,
au2O dtf Reaf Estate Agent.
ENOR IeENF-D VrEcT4LING- H0USE-A
n large dwelling house, with ten rooms,
IN good locality, near the business part
OF the city. Is Wouid make an elegant
boar ding house. inquire of
ALVAd JOHNSON,
au2O DIFF Real Estate Agent.
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B@ Josh Billings has said a great
many good things but actions speak
than words, and DR.. j !. w. Po-
lands Humor Doctor is the great
curer of all blood diseases.
aug26- d2W1t. aE5d =
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WARD MEETINGS. = Don't forget
the various ward meetings tonight.
First Ward at MED ohnston's store;
Second Ward at Lant's shop, and
Seventh Ward at William Kolle's
qtOrp aaE
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MOTHERSI MOTHERSi MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

sras FOR CHILDREN .TEETHING. Ia 80
This valuable preparation has been used
with nereT failing success an thousands OF
1t not only relieves the child from palm
but invigorates the stomach and bowels.
colrects aefdfty, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. twill alsoinStautly
CoLtC.f 3 4t4ef fszs " tfl-
We believe IL is the best and slsrest REM
edy IN the tooTtd in all cases OF DysenLeT1
and DfdTThCgd In Children, whether arising
from teethtng or any other cause. 30
Full directions Tor using VIII accompany
each bottle. So 80 ~ o.
Be sur and call for " MRS. WINSLOWFS
SOOTHING SYRUP" having the Idc-Sfna.
&c o1-"LUkTIS Il PERKINS y on The outsieas
wrapper. All Others are base limitations.
Je24 d&w6m 4.t4 rsEszae.f.5 r,l
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COMING SOUTH,
Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
FROM TERRE HAuTE
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINCENNEs.
STEAMBOAT LINES

70 T.oTTIsvIIIF.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AN. Every Tuesday,
wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
To CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at
O'Clock p. N. -.
TO GREEN Every "Wednesday
and Saturday at o'clock p. M. Every
Monday and Thursday at 6 O'Clock P. N.
To EAsTPoRT. - Every Tuesday ana
Friday at o'clock p. NJ.
Rt O'Clock Pm.
m.
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Election Notice.

HYOrTCE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN an election will be reid at the office
OF Ben. Stinso1s, on the attn day OF august,
1868. between the hours OF one and I'VE
o'c ok PM, for the purpose OF electlng
seven Directors and one Secretary Tor the
Mutual fire Insurance Company OF VAN
derburgh County, to serve for tb ensuing
year. BEN. STINSON,
aus wIOr Secretary
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BJ- Note and Letter Paper at the
Journal office.
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CoAL.-We have been shown an
excellent sample of coal taken from
the new mines recently opened at
Spottsville, on Green River, by the
Edwards Brothers. 1t has the APP
pearance of camel coal, and is claim
ed by many to be the finest vein Of
coal yet opened IN that county,
Astounding, as it does. in coal.
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NINTH. w AhD AH1-@@ ~ n 49, - =
large number of soldiers and citizens
met at Mr.. Cassavant's marble shop
on Main Street last night. The
meeting was organized by calling DIR.
Nancy to the Chair, and appointing
Mr.. B. f. Glllett Secretary. Steps
we're taken for thorough canvass OF
the ward. and a complete organization
of the citizens of the ward. The soil
der organization now numbers htty-
eight. The meeting was harmo-
Nous and enthusiastic. and those
in attendance expressed determine
ton to work earnestly. bs. so54
The following named gentlemen
were appointed an Executive Com
mittee: Edward Grill, j. s. Stocks.
Charles Meyerhoff, Samuel Vickery,
and James Taylor. :. raf rrf c3.
The following named citizens and
soldiers we're then appointed a
Canvassing Committee John Stocks,
Robert Ruston, VIM. Payne. Morris
Kahn, Edward Mitchell. Richard
Fairehild, Frank DOugherty, w IN. Ell
lott. B. f. Jacobs. III. b. Cassavant,
Sebastian Kahn, S. B. Farrell, H
N. Mamie, Henry, Blocking, Thomas
Hopkins, AL. SwOpe, John Frank
and Robert Smith. The Canvassipe
Committee will meet at Cassavant's
shop, on Main Street, this evening,
to divide the labor and the territory
to be eanvassed. 1t is desired that
every man shall be in attendance.
Let the work be well done in the
Ninth Ward. ,a n9dg .gf.. 4
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THE TALLEsT PoLE-The Grant
Guards and citizens of the Sixth
Ward propose to erect a pole on
Water Street below Fulton Avenue,
in few days, 225 feet high, which
will be the tallest pole in the city.
The timber is now on the ground
aud being put together. It will be
one Of the most beautiful poles as we'll
as the tallest in the city.
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ANNOuNCENTENTs


COUNTY TRE.ASUREB.
Editors journal: Please announce the
name OF w. g. HAZELRIGG as a candi-
date for the office Of Comfy Treasurer,
subject to the decision OF the Union Con-
ventton. MANY FRIgND s,
t-f. COUNTY CLERK.
Editors JOurniI: Please announce the
name OF VIM. IiEAVIS as q candidate for
the ONCE OF County Clerk for Vauderburgh
County, snbiect To The decision of the he-
publican County Convention, to take place
az the Ore scent City Springs, on the 9TH OF
September, 1868. BY request OF
MANY NorERS.
! BY request OF many voters, we announce
Pity ID. VETS as a candidate for the
c1I5ee OF County Clerk subject 10 the decl-
sion Ofthe Union Convention.
FLAMES IT. MCNEELY win serve the
y@.blic faithfully as Clerk OF the Courts OF
'Eanderburgh County If nominated by
t4a6 Repu blican Union Convention en- the
4ShsOf SRpteIn Der. and elected bT the peo-
pie on the 18th Of October. aeg27 td7iW
&. sORENsON is q candidate for the
office ofCounty Clerk at the ensuing Oeto-
Der election, subject to the decision of the
Republican Convention