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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-01

STRONG efforts are being made by
the New School Synod Of Iowa TO
establish a college at Cedar Rapids,
in that State. A fund of $4,000 has
been donated by DANIEL Coz, of New
York, which is still further backed
by donation of between five and SIX
thousand acres of land worth about
Se0 onR
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-01

NEW HAMPSHIRE follows in the
wake OF her sisters in ratifying the
Fifteenth Amendment. The House
of Representatives ratified it on Tues
day, and the Senate will probably do
the same to-day.
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I'm Ranlxruptey.

Tn the District Court Of the United States for
il tho District OF Maine. In tho matter fof
William Stanley. bankrupt in bankruptcy. AT
Portland. on the third cay Of May. A - 1869. De-
fore Hon. Edward Fox. Judge OF said District
Court, in bankruptcy. DISTRICT or MAINE.
s.-Upon the application OF Geo. w. woodman.
Of Portland, In the County Of Cumberland. and
state Of Maine. there being no opposing interest,
representing that he has brought Biil In equity
10 recover OF tho wifc of the bankrupt among
other property the one undivided half VI the lot in
said Porter where bankrupt now resides, with the
barn and dwelling house thcrcoBj hat he has been
offered by Caleb X. Aver oi Cornish, four hundred
ilnO dollars for his Iclipuishuient as Assignee oi
his interest In the saine that whlo lc believes he
has n right as Assignee to said property, yet he
believes also, that the sum oi four hundred (tUI)
dollars Is all thai can be realized therefom amer
payment OF all liens WhereiCrs no prays author
tyto release NJ aforesaid TO sad Aver for the SUN
Aforesaid. ..
Uron reading the foregoing application. IL is or
derc,i that notice thereof bc given by publishing
the same In the Portland Daily AdAeris iser and
DIddeford Union a Journal. and that n hearing,
will be had thereon at the United States Court
Room In Portland, on Tuesday the 18th day Of
MAY current, at o'clock In the afternoon,at which
time and place all persons interested may appear
and show cause ir any they have why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable Edward Fox, Judge OF
the said Court, and the seal thereof at Portland,
In said District, On the third day Of May, A., ID.
''yp'Isy'7 WM. p PRRBJE. -.
C.erh Of Distri,t Court for said District
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Rsnsored. lllDE,,sl rNF- l.rah,s,ftsE
There Is rumor, which We have been unable
to trace, that on Wednesday gentleman by tn,
name Of Harmon and his family Of eight per.
sons, while out sailing at the Pool, were cap.
sircd and rescued BY passing boat.
dccident.
As little son Of John c. Hawkes. Of thi,
city, aged four year,, was standing On gravel
cart on. Monday, the team started throwing him
under the horses and cart, and injuring oonsid.
erably. lie is doing well.
Bsrned.
On Saturday night the gr.stmill and mill for
saving various kinds Of articles with circular
saws, were burned at Hollis Centre. Property
owned by John +. Piaisted insured fdr $1,000
which will cover the loss. Incendiary. ~,
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Bankruptcy Notices.
Dl..rIst Court or the United state.

District Court or the United States.
nISTRICT OF MAINE. In tho matter Of
~ Thomas Symonds, Bankrupt In Bankrupt
cy This Is TO give notice that Petition has been
presented 10 the Court this first day of May,
bv Thomas Symonds, or Portland, q bankrupt
praying that he may be decreed TO have full dis
charge from all his debts. provablo under the
Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said petition. H
i. ordst,d by the Court that n hesri ng bc had
upon the same, on the nfth day Of July, A; ID.
Is69 before the Court In Portland, In said Dis
trict at iOo'clock A. NJ, andthat the second meet
Ing Of the creditors Of said bankrupt, be held
before James d. Fessenden, Register, on the nth
day of June, 1869, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and tho
third meeting OF the sane on the twelfth day Of
june, 1869, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.,land that notice
thereof DO published In the Portland Daily Adver-
tiser and the BiddefOrd Union and Journal, nows-
papers printed In said District. onoo q week for
three successive weeks, and once In the Portland
Weekly ADVERTISER and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons In interest,
NAV appear at said time and place, and show
cause, if any they have, why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted,
WA. r. PREBLE,
3w2l Clerk of District Court for said District
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In bankruptcy,

INSTRUCT or MAINE. ss.-Dy virtue OF an
IL order from James ID FesseDdenL Register IN
Bankruptcyi the undersigned, Assignee OF the
estate OF Sylvester Loud, OF Acton, in the County
Of York In said District, shall sell At public ane'
tIou at my Office I'm Sanford, on saturday tho
29nd day Of May A. d., 1869, at hveo'clock IN the
afternoon. all tho chooses In action OF said Bsmk
rupt consisting OF open accounts and notes. Inc
same may DO seen at my Office at any time.
ASA Low Assignee.
sa,e,,d Nav 6th 1870 ' 2w3l
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District Court or the United states
u ISTRICT OF MAINE-In the matter Q

IL ]. M. Thompson Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
This Is 10 give notice that Petition has been pres.
ented 10 the Court, this 2ith day OF Apr 1869
by John NJ. Thompson, Of Newheld, a: BANK
rupt. pra vim. that he may be decreed to have
n mIl discharge from all his debts proyable un-
der the bankrupt Act, and upon reading said peti-
tion, IL Is ordered by the Court that hearing he
had upon the same. on the nnh day OF July; a; ~.
1869, before the Court In Portland. In said Dis
trict. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and that all creditors who
have proved their debts and other persons In IN.
terest. may appear at said time and place, and
show cause, If any they have, why the prayer oi
WM. p. PREBLE,
3w2i Clerk OF District Court for said District
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D,.,,,,t court OF the Unitcd states.

DISTRICT OF MAINE.-In the matter Of
IL Harrison Richardson, Bankrupt, In Bank
ruptcy This Is 70 give notice that Petition has
been presented TO the Court. this seventh day
of MAY, by Harrison Richardson. of Portland, a
bankrupt, praying that he may bo decrsed 70 have
full discharges from all his debts, proyable under
the bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Petition,
upon the same. on the fth day OF July, A d..
isc9, before the Court In Portland In said District
ut 10 o'eloeA A. D., and that all creditors who
have proved their debts and other persons In inter
est, may appear At said time and place, AMI show
cause, II any they have. why the prayer OF said
Petition should not DO granted, ..I
wM. r. PREDLE,
3v2i Clerk of District Court for said District
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Farm for Salei

SlTuArED In Dayton. on the rivsr-rvad lea ling
- rom Blddeford 20 salmon Fails and within =
few rods OF the nev County road TO Limerick, and
h about SIX miies from saco and Biddef6rd. .
Said arm contains about % acres. vell divided
into grnss. ullage, pasturags and wood land. rhe
wood lot contains q thrifty growth Of pine timber
The farm has on u good buildings and In good TO
pair, with never falling water. . -
Dayton, May u, 1859. aitf
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District Court or the United States.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter

~ willard Clapp, bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
This IL TO give notice that Petition has been pre-
sented to the Court this 2Cth day Of April 1869, by
Willard Clapp. OF Portland, bankrupt, praying
that no may be decreed 10 have iull discharge
from ali his debts, ,proyable under the Bankrupt
Act. and upon reading said petition, 10 10 ordered
by the Court that hearing be had upon the same
on the 9Th day OF July, A. d.. 1862 before the Cou,
in Portland in said District, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ
and that the second meeting 0f the creditors Of
said bankrupt, be held before James ID. Fessenden
Register, on the inh day OF Juno 1869. Mt 10
O'CLOCK A. NJ, and tho third meeting OF the same on
the I2th day of Juno 1869 aud that all creditors
who have proved their debts and other persons In
interest, may appear Mt said time aud place, and
show cause, if any they have why ths prayer Of
wM. =. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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In bankruptcy.

DISTRICT or MAINE. ss.-Tho undersigned
~ Assignee OF the estate OF Isaac w. Rankin
az Lebanon In tho County OF York, hereby gives
notice that the second general meeting OF the cred.
tors Of said Bankrupt will be held at BildetoTd In
said District on the twsnty-eighth day OF May a.
D.. 1869, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, NJ the once 0i =.
Fessenden Register in bankruptcy In said District
And the third general meeting OF the Creditors OF
said bankrupt at the ofice OF the said Register in
bankruptcy, on the twenty fith day of June A.
H., 1869, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
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In bankruptcy.

TN the matter OF X. A a w. n. renderson, Bank.
thlrtieth day OF April, A. ID. 1869. The underlgn.
ed hereby gives notice of hrs appointment -
Assignee OF 4. "A. a W, H. Henderson, OF Biddeford
aid district who have b,en nJIudred snkrupts
upop the Petition of their creditors as copartners
by the District Court of said District. ',Iy,.i =,
81 THOMAS N. GlyEEN, Assignee.
3w2o No. li9l Exchange 81, Portland.
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ZDi.trtet Court of the United states.

~ Isaac w. Rankin, bankrupt. in Bank.
Tuptcy. This is 70 give notice that petition
has been presented 70 the Court. THIS third Day
bankrupt, praying that he may be decreed 70
have a full discharge ftom all his debts, provsble
under the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading
hearing be had upon the same, on the nfth day OF
July, A. ID. is69, before tho Court In Port
land, In said District, ut 10 o'clock. a.. M-
and that all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons In interest, may appear at said
time and place, and show cause. if any they have,
why the prayer OF said Petition should not be
granted. ,,, ;, ,,y,,p
3w2I Clerk Of District Court for said District
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FOR SALE.
THE SuiscriI,cr. wis

!. THE, Subscribcr., wishing, 70
Change busiucss, now ofIsss bis
llomesttad Farm Cor sale- SA,d fAFm contatns "
acres more or Iess-ab0ut 70 acres " wood md
pasturing, and about - acfss IN nouing Aad tti.
iAesr-hss one Busk House. 2lx3s, with a. L nxD
With " roons ali aaished, tattio not auishsdl Csi
lar undsr whole houss aod L, With cstsfn contain.
ing ,olns % hhds- Cellar 2 fset deep. iioot slas
ted. Wosd shed running iron heuss to harm. With
corp-hesss over 10 One bars :axf0 and one stable
With cellar under II 31xt0. With hayden Above "
Also, another harm for storing hay, 2ox30, ~ tssS
pssts ono blAeksmith,s shop about st2xi6 Has
about thrssy hundred Fruit fsees, AL coming ints
bearing. and all Of the ehoieest fruity has Two
wellA oae IN yard ei houss, another In cellar IN
der stable also, within 20 feet one large
Reservoir sr2Or6 for water In case OF hre. isl
said farm will be sold iu ssparsts lots or IN
whole, 10 20 auaassd that thss kstld dlnkA toysthsr
with orchard cod sA.s tsa sctss % lssd will -
cold sspAratc, desired. 4 Al ths rsosistar g
1llays Laad lays on Ne pah W stgssts. and vii
b cut ~ and solA separately, N dearsd xAlss,
the Wood and Pasture. iasA viil be soid sspArats-
", 70 dssIrod. Bald fhrm 10 stasted % sttect.
Biddofsra, and 70 Within Ten niaates' yalk o. tAc
storps and mllls. and 10 within sths noL4 Sshees
District. entitled 10 the privilege of High school
without extra chargs he ,it ssifi ssr.gh ,s,a.i
ALSO, some loss a land on Aiffed street, frost
MI X Church. suitable Or stsfss Pcr lunnea
iieulsrs plssse call on The s.essrtesf ~ s
isss.F 80 ~ JAMES ANpnh"'' 4
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In BanlxruptcN.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, sat- Portland. the
~ 23d day OF April. 1869. The undersigned
hereby gives notice OF his appointment as As.
signec OF John W. Hall, uf iuIton. In the Coun.
~ Of York, and state OF Maine, within said dis
trict, who has been hdludged BANKRUPT, upon
his own petition, by the Dittrict Court Of said dis
triet CHARLES E.WELD, Assignee,
avis 10 West Buxton
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Commissioner, Hotios.

TILE underslgned, having } eco appointed by ths
= Judge OF Probate for the Coanty OF Yofk, o.
Examine all claims against the estate OF Edward
M. AL lAte ef- -aaeo, In ths County Of -Yosk. d.
ceased hereby give notice that they will BE- pres-
ers, st the oce Of A. p Chsholm, In aid Saoo, on
the last Saturdays Of June. August and October
next at two O'Clock r. n. ON each Of aid days.
BENZ. PATTERSON,
CIIARLke ". GREEN.
May s. Ie69. 3w2i
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State Of Maine.
COUNTY OF YORK.

COUNTY TREAsuRER's OrrIcE,(
sALFRsD, May g. 1869. 6
TN conformity with Section Fifth OF m act OF the
i Legislature of the State OF Maine, entitled
"An act relating 10 fines and costs OF Criminal
Prosecutions." approved March "a, A. ID. 1853,
hereby publish the following list, containing the
aggregate amount OF costs allowed In each case In
Criminal prosecutions at the County Commission
ers Court begun and holden at ALFRED, within and
for said County OF York, ON the second Tuesday Of
April, A. ID. 1869. F.FFl'tH rrf "' f. .-Tr mo-
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nfAisBi STEAMSHIP COMPANY. .-su'n
NJ 'iu NEW GRR1NuExEsr.' 'o'-is yIsy
Seni-Weokly Line!9.u,

..v.r 1,li OAssd sssr The sch iust. ~ a.
,ssTs, MsES sss r::ss's = ~.
Leave Gelps Wharf, Portland, every hohDAY
and TfiuiSDAY, at o'clock r. d., and lseys
Pisf ss Rass River. hsv YORK. svsSy h0nDAS
and TiluRsDAY,at3r.h gir.yy. sti ~ o.
The D,riso and franeonla are lifted up via aes
most convsIent and confogteble reutp 'fss 6sv'
sisvs ne wen New Yosk and Name: ...
'PsSssss n itass Hoes. sAes. csS's 49,
$40 Hss,sssssrS Hs ~ sss uss .s.ea ms. -. E1s 9,
,rssi. QusSse IalinI, B. Jes.' s's
Main, .:.sss a., 4. .sshsiA az sAss
~. iesvs Portland. d.,..
t:ssss' .;:.. I'm, !. s.I.s .hssi. .fsSS,,i.pd e
nfutS. Her 1y East River. New YORK.
May ?. leee. llf ~ ~
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TIE .rEH. HUILDLrG

on Adams Street will NO divided mp Into storse-
Iiall, Oiices and Rooms. Any person desiring 81
have ANY sised room they wish. II they call soon.
1S Apply 70 - cHAs' HARDY 81
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and continued six days, being fully attended p'
49,. .,.-,v AMI ,.;,x II was /. session long ID
'nVNieiby e"s v'
he remembered for the harmony, good feeling
and piety which prevailed IRON It's commence
nam, The f,lloving are the appointments fOr
ne"- NV "
this district, with few others OF those formerly
,,,-. 80, -
iocateh IN this county, s near ~ "o ean ~
,,.mh.r n,m.-,
rorLAsD prsrRicr' 'osFrH ool'rr'n
Pine ssres,, r. sasisr.sa'
COngre~s street. Abel W. Pottie.
Pleasant street, woodfOrts Clrner, James y. rhomp-
son.
I.lapi Church, A. G. franoo.
Cane Eitaieth ferry John COliins
prot. g. Atklnson.
- .a,'1'
rs,r,ssps n y ss,~ns
g, m Az I..ni. 10 he ,.ppl.ei
~. .c.n'a,..s g 49,
80 W, n.x-,'.-, Joh, m H,..ur,.
Sors,m- m n Ah,sstt
saecarappa, W. u Bartlett.
60, y ! y r.,s go rr..
n'idsisra, =, we,h.rees;
S,s Rslse' GsSsss IIol..
ksnosssnsPon Sep'rr, n.s,ln A. IS'"s''
p ksnnssnnspS,N W " s0" n.ns,
West Ksnnssuns, 10 be Supplied.
KsnneIahs Xs,s ca,s,' "
Ka,sry. II. Chase -
sIs4 o N. Soassas
sOa,h EiiC,, Supplied BY A. Cook
soatn Berwick, o. W. sentt
Maryhnd Ridge, j. w. savysr.
Alfsl, ! n Nm. LarSa%; % %,v.,
IIoihs, supPIci by }; s~yg: - u,x
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Stats of Maine.

Covxry fssisuann's oryIcE,(
rALrRKD. March ist, 1859.
IN conformity with Bectios Fifth, of oct OF The
/ Legislature of The STATE Of naine, entitled
'An act relating n .hnes and costs OF Criminal
Prosecutions, approved Marsh .. A, d; 1855,
aggregate amount OF eosts allowed in each
case In Criminal prosecutions at The Baprene Ju.
dicial Court begun and holden at Alfred. within
of January, A. ID. 1869.
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.nisccHa,,eoMs.
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE. u
NOTICE IL hereby given that p n. Tsr,ox ~ Btide-
" fori IN the County Il York and Hate of Maine, BY
his mcrgage dee arng date April J. 1893, and vcoci-
ed IN the York County Registry q Decs, In book 29J,
gage certnn I of ani with the buildings thereon, si,a.
ate I'm sad Bddesr containing cn, six 70 eis acres
also apther ut II p IN ssh Dideford called slot No
Thre" In the "Goar," containing seven acrrs ani one
b1ntr., AMI Thirty rods -ah two arc~is of hnd being
The ,,pe conveyed In sh Tsr,cx Wy Jseph NJ. MADDOX
and IIsunah j. Maddox his wife, ny their decd barring
date Aprii !. 1865 TO which deed reference u male w
rthcr description ~ tie pfn:s- that The ccoiton o
tad mortgage deed has bsn broken, IN consercpce OF
NAHUM TARBOX.
BddefOcd, April 30, 1869. Z ,'f,ls a"~
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atuiuu aud Suaraal.
Travellers Guide.


nrpoEoEp Trains leave fos Boston AMI u.e west-GSl
and 30 A a., and 3.tt and 6.ss y Returning iaV'
Boston at % A., Il a., anil % ssisoor
Trains leave Cor P~tlAsi AMI The EAst-ii.ts . AMI
5lS A. H.. and 9.2o 2. u. Returning ai6.IS Anh eso
An, and 2.Ss and 60or.
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Reward 4

ANY person will BE- suitabiyrs.arded Who vsll
"A give me true information OF the wheresbouta
Of EiIss Jane Miller, fssiding near the camp
grosnd- IN Xsnnshuakpask- 2AA- kLlles u -tAlls
has curly hair, dark EYED, three nngers drawn Into
hand, and has . ehllt short thsss yssks old.
Biddsford, May u, 1909. aw2i'
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Mail Arrangemsn,.--Biddsford r. o.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
tn. Late Mrs, Bafeheider.

The Late Mrs. Bafcheider.
Mrs Mary Montgomery Bstehelder, wife oil
Mr. Samuel Batehelder. formerly Treasurer Of
the York Mills, whoee death we have announced,
was the daughter Of the brave and celebrated
General Montgomery Of revolutionary fame. and
q lady Of high accomplishments. Her death
was quite sudden.
Iacthossist Conference. Il.
On Tuesday Of last week the 45th Annual
conference Of Maine assembled at saccarrappa
and continued six days, being fully attended BY
the clergy and laity. II was session long ID
be remembered for the harmony, good feeling
and pie,y which prevailed from its commence
ment. The following are the appointments fol-
this district, with few others Of those formerly
located in this county, as near as we can re-
member names;
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OFFIOIAL-

Lars Of the United States, passed attic Taira
Session Of he ForiisiA Congress.
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avn f- JOHN HALL, County rre.nrs1
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River Dtanafcl,es.

CINCfNNATI, March H-Boats arrived
Belle Vernon, from P~ittsburg. Departed =
Belle Vernon, for 81. Oui Rtvef 70 feet
& inches and rising. Clear dap, morning
and evening.
LOUISVILLE, March I3 -Por List Mel
Note, Cincinnati to st. Louis; Salmon,
Portsmouth an0 return; p. w. Strader, 30
New Orleans. River rising, with S feet 3
inches wafer in the canal, and q feet 3
inches on the fails. Business dull.
CAIRO, March i4.-Henry Ames, New Or
leans, sst. Louis, 9P. NJ; Virginia, Louis
vile, New Orleans, 6 A. NJ. KilgOur, New
Nashville packet, 8 An: Rubicon, V1cks-
burg, st. Louis, s a. NJ; Lawrence, Cincin
natl, 81. Louis, 2 =. D.. Armada, Evansville
packet, 5 Pm. Julia. 1T. Louis. N~icksburg,
@ p NJ. River rose eleven inches. Cloudy
and cold.
MEMPHIS, March II. Weather cloudy
and sultry. RiVer rising. ArriVed-Siiver
Moon, from Cincinnati Coosa, from Evans
vile. Departed-LumiHary for New Or
leans; last night-MOllfe Able, for st. Lou
is; she bad her starboard wheel house aud
just above Helena; Mary Houston, for Lou
isville. the Lizzie Gill and Virginia are
hourly expected down.
NASHVILLE, March I3.-River stationary,
with s feet large on Harpeth shoals.
Cloudy. Arrived-TaiismaH, from Cairo;
Fanny Brandeis, from Evansville. Depart
ed - alisman, 10 Cairo: Umpire, to Upper
Cumberland Fanny Brandels, to Evans
Vile.
NEW ORLvA~s, March 1~3-Departed-
LiIley and Mississippi, to st. Louusi Louis
lana, for LouisvIlle: Waunita, for Pitts
burg. ArTived-Rtchmond.
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YrELDTNG 10 The request OF many friends,
i submit my nHme Tor nomination be ore
the Republican Convention for the Jftlco
of civ collector. a. LEH EWlNG.
carr. LOUIS f.TIEItL@8 i# m c~nudtdat
for CITY COiIe0aur FIiDineb 60 the decision
Of the Union GanycntlOn.
EJtf0Fg J0ufum- pIta announce my
name as u candidate for city Collector 90
the ensuing April election, subject 90 tho
decision Of Republican Convention.
JOHN GREEK.
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STRONG PREssURE.-We were in
formed by a prominent member of the
Eau de Cologne Club that the appll-
cation of Jul friend, Mr.. Stackhouse,
would go before the Club on Satur-
day night. The pressure must GER
tainly have been very strong, to make
an old stager like him come to time.
We have not heard whether his appli-
cation went through or not, but sup
pose that he was elected By accla-
nation"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15
CITY ~COEygyTIGN.

The Republicans OF Evansville and
citizens who desire to place the ad
ministration of the affairs of the city
in the hands Of the most competent
and responsible citizens, are request
ed to meet in Convention at National
Hall, corner Of First and Sycamore
Streets, on
Tuesday Evening, March is,
to nominate candidates for the vari-
city offices. By order of
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

GoING SOUTH.-A small drove of
mules passed through the city, Satur-
day afternoon, to be shipped to the
South to be sold. We notice In quite
a number of Southern exchanges that
the mule market is getting over
stocked, and that the supply exceeds
the demand.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

THUNDER AND LIGHTNING AND
SOME SNow.-About 10 o'clock last
night, a storm of mingled rain, sleet
and snow set IN, accompanied byvivid
lightning and deep muttering and
loud reverberating thunder. The
thunder was as heavy as we usually
hear In midsummer.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15
eunrpog RUwTiEn AuoUNn

eAALL roE RuEEtEa AHoUNn
hOoeE.-0n Friday last a small pOx
patient, Of whom there are three or
four still in the Pest House, in a fit
Of delirium, jumped from the second
story window of the Pest House, in
his shirt and drawers, and made his
esoape. Persons were sent in search
of him. and he was found at the
house of a relative in the outskirts
of the city and taken back to the
Pest House. IF he RECEIVERS it will
be a miracle.