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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-09

ATTENTION IRIsHMEN.-Therew viii be a
meeting of the Emmett Guards, at their
Hall on this Wednesday, afternoon, at d
O'clock to receive their guns and to trans
act business of importance. Let it not be
said that the Irishmen of the city fail to
respond to the country's call in this her hour
of peril aTHos. D-SMYTH, Capt:
i GAxIsK, Company Clerk
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Boots and SHOES.

READ d LAWRENCE have now on hand one
of the largest stocks OF Boots and Shoes ever
brought to the city, which have Just been pur-
chased of the manufacturers in the East at the
lowest rates. They will Job the same 10 CASH
buyers only, at corresponding low rates They So
licit call from all cash buyers before purchasing
elsewhere q, oc9 ii
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pIEn.

October 7th, 1851, MARY CHARLOTTE, infan t
daughter of H. D. and A. f. Ellis. aged ] year. 1
month and % days.
Funeral at The residence OF her parents on first
Avenue, GreeksvilIe, at 10 o'clock NJ Wednesday,
october 9Th, 1861. The friends Of the family are
invited to attend
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TIE Indianapolis Journal says that Gov.
Morton has made application to the General
Government to allow the construction of
three gunboats in this State for the, defence
of our portion of the Ohio river, and of our
border. If the application is granted, one
of the boats will be stationed above The
falls, and two below. 1t is to be hoped
that this important measure of defence will
receive the immediate and favorable atten-
ton of the Government. llE ssi
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no the Patriotic Ladies OF EVaDs-
~ d. willie. - .-.-,....-e.N

There are about forty Of Col. Crafts reg
inent sick at 0'Riley's Wharf Boat. They.
need great many little dainties which wo5
NEE alone know how, to prepare for the
sick. Many have already prepared dam
ties for them, ami we know there are many
more who would do so if they knew they
were needed. We hope the ladies will send
everything they can, and it win be very &C.
ceptabIe.
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General WoOrs Address to the M satt-
neers en- route to TOrtugas.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Sd, 5

oALIAAORE,- 81. 1901 L.
Passengers! by the boat which arrived
this morning from Old Point, report tina.
General Wool addressed the prisoners at the
Rip Raps who bad been sent there by
General Mcclellan, en- route to Tortupas.
He ldthem tina t.zhad General Mcclellan
shot them on the spot for the rebellion in
the faceof the enemy, be wfs1ld have been
perfectly justified. He had, however prop
osition to make to them. aaa asl af-o Il efEi
All Who were willing to place themselves
IN bis hands. should step forward three
PAGES. Those Who refused would proceed
TO Tortugas. The entire 1870 stepped for
ward with cheers and many were so affec-
ted that they she'd tears of jos, and expressed
the desire to he placed where fhey could
hut retrieve the stigma that their acts had
brought upon them. The whole number
were Immediately taken to Newport News
and mustered into a New York regiment
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notfoe.

The undersigned having purchased from Messrs
DRUMMER CO., the stock of Goods formerly
owned BY Roser Brothers, now offer the same to
the public at very reduced prices for Cash only.
ocS-tf l. 4 L, ROGER
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b sro1ES. yesterday, picture of 1t
Quinlin was stolen from my Gallery, No.
So Main street. Any person who will give
me information that will enable me to de-
tect the thief, shall be literally rewarded.
.-t- j. PERRY ELLIOTT.
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.GHRRKRFs SALE NO. 6.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an order
of sale issued out of the Office Of the Clerk of the
NandeTburgh Court Of Common Pleas, in favor of
John c. Stasser and against Cat harine Caldwell, I
will, +>-A
WEDNESDAY. OeToBER 8oth, ls6l,
Expose to sale at Public Auction at ths door of
the Court House in EvansvilIes the rents, issues
and profits for term not exceeding seven yeafs OF
the following described real estate, to-wit
Lot No. ten (l0), in Block No eight 81, in the
sufficient TO satisfy said writ and cosrs
WILL at tho time aud place. offer for sale the
fee simple Of said premises. -
GEORGE WOLFLIN, s. ". c.
Thos. Z. Garvin, Pl'f's Atty. rr n ocs-yg3w
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b. We learn from the Richmond Broad
Axe that Rev.J.s W. T. SMcMullen, of. that
city, and Rev. F. A. Hardin, of Newcastle.
have resigned their offices of Chaplain, and
are now engaged in organizing a regiment
to be recruited at Richmond Already they
have the promise of eighticompanies, and it
will not be difficult fer them to obtain the
other two. No officers have been appointed,
nor will there be- till the regiment is full.
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SIZE yH,O. 8.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of sale
issued out of the Office of the Clerk Of the Van
derburgh Court of Common Pleas in favor Of Hen
ry Haub and against Lewis Topf and others,
will, giff1f lEz1- l45E
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5oth, 1861,
between the hours Of fOoclock A, M. and O'Clock
p. NJ Of said day, at the door Of the Court House
in the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh county,
Indiana offer for sale akpublc auction the rents,
issues aud profits for term not exceeding seven
wit
Lots Nos. six (6), aad seven %, in Block No
four a., in BrAy's Enlargemenr Of Evansgfile
aforesaid. And should said rents and profits not
sell for sum sufficient to satisfy debt ana Cost l
WILL az the same time and place, offer for sale the
tee simpIeof said premises sI'Ea1 ICY -"
GEORGE W0LFLIN, S.V.O!
Thos. K. Garvin. Pl'tas Atty. ocs-,ssw
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A Card,

The American Honse, formerly known as
the Pavilion Hotel, Water street, corner Of
Sycamore, Evansville, Ind, ]. ]. PILLS
BURY, formerly of steamboat Masonic Gem,
and W. W. BorcoURr, formerly of City Ho-
tel, Proprietors -s
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RGThe neat passenger packet, Matte
Cook will be at the wharf FOR Paducah
and way landings to-day at 2 o'clock,
Capt. Liter in command Cox L Hum
phrey are her agents, at the packet wharf
boat. eG
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RECRUITS! RECRUITS a

An indefinite number of men wanted imme-
dately for the 18th Regiment of infantry U. g. A.
Never were such Inducements offered to men to
fight their country's battles. Opportunities of pro-
motion to the humble; good wages to the poorest
honor and the gratitude Of po5erity to all. Let ev
cry who desires to fight Tor berty and his
country, call at the " Washington House, . and be
informed of the extra advantages OF emil: tuient in
to this regiment.
The pay of q recruit begins on the day OF his
listment, and he will not be expected TO fight until
thoroughly drilled by the most accomplished Off
of the army. bonus of two do lIars will be
given to any man who presents an acceptable re-
cruit. Rendezvous, SO Washington House.
f v. NICK. SMITH, Capt. 18th Infanray.
july3I Recruiting officer.
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a1 The election yesterday passed off
very quietly, We publish elsewhere the
returns received up to the hour Of going to
press. 81 ElsLt
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The New GUNBoATs.-A gentleman jus
arrived from Mound City. says the new gun
boats are progressing slowly, and that in
stead of being finished By the 18th inst-sthey
will not be launched by that-time. b
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s- Owing to the distracted state Of
affairs n Kentucky, the District Fair, adj
vertised to be held at Henderson this week.
has been postponed.
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The ReElment..

This regiment is now more than full, and
the basis for the formation of another regi-
ment is in camp. Next week the men will
be uniformed and equipped. The alacrity
with which the men of the First Congress
ty of our people in Southern Indiana, are
willing to make any sacrifices, for a Testora-
ton of the integrity of the Union. The
And regiment has been filled as q uickly as
any regiment in the State. Major Shanklin
has contributed in no small degree to this
result. He has canvassed the District and
has shown the people the nature of this
contest, and the iimportance of crushing the
rebellion with an. iron hand. Wherever he
has spoken, recruits have Aocked to the
standard and enlisted for the war. He has
done yeoman service for the country by his
telling appeals to the patriotism of our peo-
pie, and we doubt not that in the field ne
will prove himself one of the worthy lead
ers of the men, who, moved by mis- elo-
quence, have taken up arms against traitors
Col. Jones, possesses the entire confidence
of the men under his command, and with
the assistance of Lieut., Col. DENLY, Will
speedily prepare the And for its labots in
the field. The men composing this. sregi-
ment are mostly from Spencer, Warrick,
Gibson and Pike counties. They are farm
ers and merchants who have left their home
at no slight sacrifice, for the purposeof aiding
in the suppression of the rebellion. They
will prove themselves worthy sons Of Indi-
ana, the foremost Estate in this war for
the Constitution and the Union.
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GoSE.-The remaining companies of Col
Hawkins Regiment LETT yesterday on the
steamers Gillum and Lus Eaves. They
were bound for Greensboro.
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Clothing Needed by our Men at Hat
Heraa.

The Fort Monroe correspondence of the
n. Y. Tribune says of our goth regiment
y tThei troops begin to put on their overcoats
and use their blankets. l fear that the
Indiana regiment,in their summer Jersey,
ana with no overcoats, will feel the need
Of more seasonable suits. The cutting winds
that come across the ocean and sweep the
barren sand heaps of Hatteras will impose
some unpleasant experiences on the men
Of the West, who seem to have entered the
field with less thought Of their own comfort
than to put down the traitors. | do not
know to whom the business of resulting
these brave, seIfsacri6cing men from lndi-
ana belongs. Be that as it may, it should
not be long postponed. They are far away
from home-probably further away than
any other regiment 10 the field, and have
strong claims on the attention Of the Govern
s. Al is the business OF the Generafs Go Eern-
men TO supply is troops with clothing, and
the 10th regiment is in the Government and
not the State service. We presume their
wants will be attended to, but if they are
not, the State authorities are not likely to
let the Government rest easy in. its negli-
geaees-I Indianapolis Journal. 8A a. >
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The Result.

The following is the result of the cleo
ton held yesterday in this county, SO far as
returns were received up to IL o'clock last
night. Very little interest was taken in
the election, and the full number of votes
in the county was not polled
PIGEON TOWNSHIP
Upper Precirct-Aaditor-Co ISL ;
Klusman, 10; Bisch, 142; Bingham, 1913.
For Prosecuting AttOrney-Hynes, 255 /;
ssinson, 1879; Turpin, Al /; Barkwel, 10.
LOs0sr Observation-Disclosures, 2I5 !;
Bisch, 474; Klusman, 100 Bingham, 81
For Prosecuting AaOTmey-Hynes, 372 !;
stinson, 474 Turpin, il Barkwell, g.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Auditor-Coz, 70; Klusman, 4; Bisch,
Il; Bingham, q
Prosecuting AttOrny-Hynes, 20; stin-
son, 81; Turpin, L Barkwell, 2
PERRY TOWNSHIP
AuditOr-Cox, 70; KIusman, 2; Biscb,
30.
Prosecuting Attornsy-Hynes, 40; stin-
son. s6i Barkwell, 2; Turpin,
CENTER TOWNSHIP
For AaditOr-Joseph B. Cox, &c Victor
Bisch, IS; VIM. Il. Bingham, 9; William
Klusman, 20.
For Prosecuting Attorney Blythe Hynes
81 S. @. Stinson, 81; H. G. Barkwell, IL
James Turpin, /.
Fer County Conlnsissionsr-Wm.P ruitt,
l2e. Whole number of votes polled, 1877.
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aEa Mr.. Robert Morgan, a wen known

Z aEa-Mr. Robert Morgan, q wen known
power pressman ofaCineinnati, just returned
to that city from Memphis, furnishes the
Gazette with the following items;
The precipitation of. Kentucky is regard
ed as disastrous, most persons believing
that, like an apple, she would have dropped
into their garden when ripe. I In the mean
time she would have answered their pur-
pose better by remaiuing neatral Few
persons in the North, says our Informant,
haveyany idea-of the amount Of goods and
provisions sent South over the Louisville
and Nashville railroad the past summer.
Bucknerfs rashness is roundly denounced
and the stoppage Of supplies from the North,
whichotheE attribute mainly to his course,
is regarded rs more disastrous than the loss
of battle. Coffee in Memphis is, SOC
pound, aud tea So. Boots, which formerly
sold for So now readily command SIS, and
nearly rgthing else + in the same pro-
portion, Gold is at prem of sixteen per
cent, and scarce at that. ia
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'vANDERBURaH GhAYs, ArrENTIoN.-Y on
are requested to meet at the Mozart Hall on
Wednesday evening, at Z o'clock, to receive
the balance of the guns and accoutre-
rnents also to be sworn into the Indiana
Legion. A full attendance IS requested
By order. g - "a g. a. RosENERANz,.
lsIauGIE ,y18Yil5D Acting D..5ls.
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Nerys I1ems.

-
Six American vessels entered the port OF
Havre on the 10th of September, with car.
goes consisting altogether of II, 100 sacks ct
corn and 1891 barrels of Hour.
The State of Maine has received from the
United States government two hundred
thousand dollars in part payment OF the ex-
penses incurred in furnishing soldiers
q Tho government has contracted with an
establishment in Trenton, N. j., for the
manufacture of seventy thousand musket
barrels u 8 1A44&,sei u
There are a number of secession journals
vet in existence in the North, which are
every day rendering aid and comfort to
the enemy" Among the more violent are
the Albany Argns, the Patterson n. j.
Register, the Dubuque (Iowa) Herald, and
the Hartford Times.
The Secretary of the Treasury is making
arrangements to place 100000 to the
credit of the United States government IN
London, for. the purchase of. the ships used
| in the Crimean war for the purposes OF
transportation.
Two important accessions have been made
/ to the rebel navy at Mobile, in the shape OF
a couple of row boats. They are each thir-
:y-seven feet long, nine feet beam and three
and half feet depth of hold. They carry
twenty oarsmen aud four officers, and are
armed with howitzer and twenty foul
muskets. j.
D The city Of New Bedford, Mass, which
on the 9th of November last, contained hal
a dozen or more Wide Awake clubs, mum
boring three or four hundred men each, ha
not enlisted single company for the wal
New Bedford has twenty thousandfinhabit
ants, and is one of the richest and stronges
republican towns in Massachusetts, but q
vet she has furnished no men, nor give
any money to sustain the government ]
contributed so enthusiastically to establish
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Coal, CoAL.--A superior quality of Green
River Coal, at cents per bushel delivered.
Barge lying at the foot of Division street.
All orders left at H. A. Cooks, No 70 Main
street will be promptly filed
lmd. -' 'ezs JOSEPH THOMAS.
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HOME INTERESTS.

~. We are under many obligations to
Mr.. w1LL1AM CoSANT, for late Louisville
and New Albany papers.
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ERESH BUTTER. -ss1se ~
Il 2 tbs for % cents, at -e.8 5.#f 81. .s5lfr.
sep13 X. "A. COOKS.
Sale of Real ESTATE.

Sale of Real Estate.
%@ 0TKGE rs HRRERKs esET.E.N-
~ " that the undersigned Administrator, de DO 8.
ssoa, of the estate of Emory Wilson, deceased,
by virtue or order of the Court of Common
Pleas of Yanderbargh county. Indiana, wjllsell at
private sale on or after the 18th day Of October,
1861, OF No. II in Block 5, in the Northern En-
largement of the city Of Evansville, upon the fol-
lowing terms, to-Bit . One.half or the purchase
money TO be paid In cash, and the remaiuing one.
half in six months from The time Of sale, the pur.
chaser TO give his note for the deferred payment
with interest and sufficient security.
MORRIS 3. JOHNSON,
sep23-Itd&Wsiw Admir- D. B. n.
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s@- The Conestoga cast anchor in front
of the city yesterday afternoon.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure, yester-
day, of meeting with Judge Williams, of
Mayfeld, KY, on his way to Louisville for
the purpose of obtaining arms end equip
Iments for regiment of soldiers he is or
ganizing in that hot bed Of secessionism-
the First Congressional District. Judge
Williams is sterling Union man and has
been from the start He has labored in sea-
son and out of season in the darkest corner OF
his beloved State, to induce his neighbors to
maintain their integrity and allegiance, and
when at last it became dangerous to adFo-
cate the cause of the Union he never falter-
ed, but continued to struggle on with faith
1 in the ultimate success of the government
that buoyed him up in the darkest hours Of
peril. He has not been home since August
last, but he thinks no great time will elapse
before he win visit his home again, and thai
4 he will be permitted to remain there ther
undisturbed His regiment is filling al
quite rapidly, volunteers focking In from
all parts of the district, and be has no dopb
he will soon ba ready to take the field a
the head of band OF Kentuckians, worth,
j of their State a1si7se- .s..5i
The Judge thinks there is little DANCE
of an attack at Paducah. The rebels ar
too lfearfulzof fire in the reaf.A-
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOB DAILY 90 n
Delivered in the Civ pcs week.. ~
~ ns5I or In the C,itT per year Tin advanee) 90
FOR WEEKLY:
BY mail per year, single subscriber M ~
% club OF nve Ito one aQoEesSJ o w
ADVE RTISIRG.
For Terms see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
AGENTS in the places named:
ur Ralston, Boonville, Warrick Co.
yohn ~ Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey Co
John B. Daughsrty, RockpOrt, Spencer Co.
James L, Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Handy, Newburg, Wsrrick Co.
Dr. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana-
Preston Talbot, Poseyville, Posey Co.
H n. Custen. Petersburg Pike Co.
Marx Grant, Canal p. o., Warrick 90.
John Sudriet, hit. Carmel, III.
IT, ID. THAYEks EDIToI
O. K DREW EDITol
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sF The Weekly journal is issued this
morning. Copies in wrappers for mailing
OF sale at our counting-room. ..i5ass.a
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NHERKRR9s SIZE NO. 4.

eNEkK sRcLsRGS .E.EOR TO ORDER
~ at SoHAPKER d BUSsING's,
sep28 No. 40 Main street.
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Totioe Of Application for License.
sf7 PLANOS sfl
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE

AS consgnees Of the factors, have directions
to close out entire stock OF Piano Fortes at prices
below the cost otmanutacturing, viz:
One Center Serpentfue Octave Instrument
retail price. 800 %
Three Round Corners, Serpentihe, Octave
Instruments, retail price................ 23T5 90
One Center Finished Rosewood Piano, retail
price li
One Round Corner, % Octave Instrument,
AHbhiA "
The above Instruments will DO sold az 80 per
cent. less than retail price
These Pianos are warranted equal to any made 10
the country. Those who need Instruments will do
we'll Il buy now. IL not sold within three weeks.
the Pianos win be shipped back to the owners
.-. q. JOHN HEALY,
sepI6-1m Late Hoaly d Warren.
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POST OFFICE.

OkDKERS .RTrEyE~TXOJy~ AZ
lot of Military Cana latest sly Ihose NOT pro
early day possible
r-. sYAUTIER e AIARCONNIER.
may 3 -1- = +'.tA - No. 80 Main Street.
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AN ARREsT.-A man by the name Of
Taylor, a resident of 0weusboFoy and Deputy
Clerk of Daviess County, was arrested BY
Marshal Martin yesterday. he is veil
known secessionist, and deputy to clerk
who fought for the traitors at Bull Run.
AT the time of his arrest he had on his per-
son six bottles of quinine, with which he
was about to cross the river, without q per-
nit from surveyor Robinson. The Mayor
thinking that Mr.. Taylor's family was not
large enough to warrant the purchase of
quinine in such wholesale quantities, turned
the gentleman over to Col. Blythe, who
will attend to bis case. - DC -
Our neighbors in Kentucky will never
be disturbed in their purchases in this city,
if they apply to the Surveyor, and prove to
him that they are buying for their own use
but all goods Intended for the rebels, will
be confiscated wherever found, and violaters
Of the blockade will fud themselves severe
/ " dealt with. 7o1a-.13 -.-l' , $3.50 ~
:
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PERRT' ELICIT HIS RE-
e. moved his City Gallery TO klusman ne"
building, No. SO Main street oc4
T" r. = .NcR.RTE6T Rooms IND
~ The finest show of Pictures are at EhLIOIIs
CITY Gallery, No. SO Main street oc4
ELL THE L.GDFES, .A.V-k2 ESPB-
@tH ciaIly all connoisatres, patronize ELLIOTT
Gallery, No 63 Main street. oc4
va = o TORES IRE .W.4DE AS
i : elIeap, as i25 cent at ELLIoTf'S City Cal
.Iery, No. GO Main street. oc4-5wd&w
EHLOUR. tt..- 1is aa.t - .i1rs 81
Y Is bags extra Flour, 81 rrs -fsslss ~
50 half bags at s.. ,,.e,,5,s
sepl3 IL s 6z.---z d. a. 2o0A : =
HHORsES IND W@AGOJSe st .zUC-
~ ~ % 8sFls TON $50 -f+a f.-t'
We will sell at Auction, ct the corner OF Alalh
and Third street Evansvlle, on Saturday morHs
ing, October 1zth at 10 O'Clock, two wagons and
fo1r4 horses and two 6ett of double harness, lot
Y ctsh. III toc7l r 9~ Fl. NELSON Auctr.