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ITo BE CoNTINUED.l
THE UNITED STATES SENATOR.
SHIP.

GOOD WORD FOR GOV. PEIRPoINT,
From Me Farm,0nt HeSt FTr9inian.
We regard 1t as just and
proper that sectional feelings should
receive consideration, when the gem
erAl interests OF the party are not at
stake, but in the election OF a man to
as an important position as United
States Senator, in as important times
as these, we think too much care could
not be taken in the selection. We have
nothing to do with the qualifications of
the gentlemen already named for the
position, and shall take it for granted
that they each arc fully equal to the
task of performing the duties incum-
bent upon them, II chosen.
But we have II preference over either,
and we are confident, that, in advAnc-
ing his claims we are advocating the
good of the party, the good ofthe state,
the good of the Nation, and we are
equally sure that we are not Influenced
by u preference for any certain district
or section of the State. We therefore
urge the claims OF Gov. Francis II.
Pelrpoint for the position. He is well
known throughout the State and coun-
try as possessing superior abilities, and
il elected would exert an influence in
Congress that would be felt.
AS to his loyalty, while nothing can
be said against the others named, we
could be trusted in any crisis. We
want man of stamina, aud we have
that man in Gov. Peirpoint. We want
Il man OF influence, II man OF expert
enCe, II man of energy-and il the Leg
islature elects Gov. Peirpoint, they will
have all these necessary qualifications
to represent them.
Iu conclusion, we would say, that
whatever the Legislature may do, we
feel that the demands OF justice will be
best satisfied by the election of Gov.
Peirpoint. lie has been an eminent
friend To West Virginia, and we feel
sure that we express the wish and will
OF IL large proportion of the people OF
the State in advocating his claims.
a coon WORD FROM THE BEST MAN.
From the CiHEI6urg Telegraph.
So far MS we are individually con
cerned, we will not fret over the cleo
ton of the United States Senators. We
regard tho policy of the Government
AZ fixed for the next four years at
least, and We feel sure that whoever
may be the Senator from this State
will pursue the policy of the Republi-
can party. We want ii man for Seuu-
tor Tho will work in connection with
the great body OF the Republicans in
Congress in establishing the principles
ofthe purity, and we further want
man who will labor for West Virginia.
AS sister State OF the Republic, West
Virginia has certain rights and privi-
le4es that should be looked TO, and this
is the business of our Senators and Re.
representatives. in Congress. A man who
will work for his people, and see that
they are not neglected, and a man of
undoubted loyalty Is the nun we want
for Senator. We want one who will do
justice to our soldiers and citizens.
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1000 a. No. Oats.
100 ." Corn.
20 Bales Hay.
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NOhce.

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sEMoSIS. GEO. L. Dixon. TT. HUNT
SEMONIN, DIXON s co.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. l, 1868.
TYE HAVE, THIS DAY, ASSOCI-
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EVANSVILLE. Ind. Jan. ]. 1863.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. l, 1863.
hive, this day, admitted as co-partners
IN -stx present Boot and Shoe Business, j,
this city, and also in the Manufacture
business. ia Abingdon, Massachusetts
Geo. L. Dixon and L. j. Hunt, as viii
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] 0 my old patrons, I return my sincere
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hope. by close attention, 10 merit a con-
ttnuauce Of the same in the future.
Very respectfully,
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Notice
Of Order of Council TO Contract
Canal Street from the West Side
Of Second Avenue to the East
Side Of Seventh Avenue.
RYOTECE is hereby given, that the
~ Common Council of the City of Ev-
ansvilIe at It's session on the eth day of
March, A.D. 1865, passed an order to con-
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OF LamascO City-n0w City of Evansville
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$50 feet, as follows, tO-Wit: The present
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and at distance of eighty so feet south
Of said north line
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

HOARD on DIREcToRs or THE PROMINENT All
'SocIgTY,-The board OF dlrccto r. Of this society
held a called meeting yesterday nj o'clock, y,
M, in the Board Of Trade room, No. Market
Space. The minutes Of the two meetings next
preceding the last one were read and approved
The resignation of Mr.. Dickson, one sf the d.
rectors, was rendered and accepted. Qr, Mckim
was appointed In his stead. 80
The resignation of DR.. Hall as chairman Tho
Committee on Soup-houses was accepted.
The reclamation of Mr.. Crosby ). Noyes was
also received and accepted. Thos. Is. Lloyd was
appointed in his stead.
On motion OF Mr.. A. X. Shepherd, 1t was agreed
that the directors have the full jurisdiction over
the soup-houses In their respective wards.
Dr. Hall offered tho following In behalf Of tho
committee on soup-houses:
Hon Peier Parker. President Of the Prouiient AID
society: ,,. ,
the transactions OF the soup committee for the