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worthy Of pefsul, Us il shows to what
length the Chairman Of the Radical State
Committee will sacrifice truth for Of
fetal station.
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SECOND RACE--SAME DAY.
Club purse $3.50. mile heats. free for oil.
ThIrd Day Thursday. the Izth.

ThIrd Day ThurssiRy, the 18th.
FIRST RACE
CUHBERLAED STAKE No. For three year
olds, mile heats. $50 entrance play or pay The
Association 70 add $3.50 If the race is run.
LIST Turner d johnson name ch. (. Magazine.
By Australian dam b. old Wagner. three years
old.
I'd. Turner < JObason name ch. C. Lougstreet.
By Lexington. dam Alice Jones. By imp. Glen
zoe, three years old.
81 Craig & Cockrill name ch E Notify, b.
Jack Malone, dam by imp. Sackl0Wie, threu
years old.
4th. Craig 4 Cockrill name cb. f Sadowa, by
Jack Malone, dam Sea Breeze, b. imp Albion,
three years old.
5th. @. W Darden names Bliss ck's CD. T.
Maggie Hunter, BY Australian, dam Heads-I"
Say, by imp. Glencoe, three years old.
9Th. u. W. Dardeu names n. Bissick's Oh. c.
Patricion, b. Hiawatha, dam Glonans, BY
Eclipse, three years old.
9TH. A. Barnes names T. l. Yancy's ch. C..
Sandy Barnes. By BleakWind, dam Prairie
Flower, BY imp. Sovereign, three years old.
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SECOND RACE--sAME DAY.
Club purse $3.50. mile heats. ia 5. free for at
FiIth Day -Saiarday, the Ioth
PIRsT RACE.

CUMBERLAND STAKE No. 2-For three year
Odds. two mile heats, so entrance, play or pay.
Association to add 500 If the race i run.
lst. CRAIG x COekriil name Oh. T. Notify, -
Jack Malone. dam By imp. sacklosie, three
years old.
o. Craig q Cockriii name CD. { 5sdows. b
Jack Malone, dam Sea Breeze. b. imp. AIoion'
three years old. o
"a. u. w. Darden names +. Eissiok 3 cH. 2
Maggie Hunter. BE- Australian. dail hea1'-A-
say By imp. Glencoe, three years eid
4th. q. " Darden names ?. bis.irA ga Y.
Patrieian, by HiaWalha dam GiouanH' %
Eclipse, three years old. 60. Al %
5th. A. Barnes names 4 L, en- ~ y.
sandy Barnes, by Bieakgind. dam fsair'e
Flower. 81 imp. SOVEREIGN. three years oii-
SECOND RACE SANE DAY
Club purse $50 mile heats. for beaten o'''si-
THIRD RACR-sAME DAY
ci.b ,urse 400 three mile dash. free ior all
BIZ. C0CKRILI.. Pre- iisal.
GP0 ". DARDES, see'y and Treas.
Na.avilis. Aag. -. $50. I'm
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CHICAGO, August S0.-David, Henry q
Co.'S. wholesale liquor store, No. 20 State
street, was destroyed by FIRE to-day. Loss
estimated at 100000, on VIII eh there is an
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cow LOST.

.r,rRAyED OR WAS STOLEN, A BROWN 10
- Blsek COW straight, thick hurns. short
-. ~ ear marks Remembered a sultibie
y, 80 surb Information IA will get her.
" H. l.. CLAIBORNE
No. lls Lebanon Turnpike. 0g az once
Nashville aud Northwestern Railroad.
aug2s 81
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THIRD RACE-SAMF DAY.
Club race. $3.50; free for all two mile dash.
second Day-wednesdsy. the 18Th.
FIRST RACE

THE EXCEPTION SrAKE-IWO mile heats for
all ages $50 entrance. play or pay free for All
excepting MugRin5. Association % add $500 II
the race is run.
lst. Smith HObsOn name cb. c. by Hiawaihn,
dam Prairie Flower. By IMP Sovereign. four
years old.
I'd. Turner X johnson name Oh. G.. Chicka-
manga, By Jack Malone, dam Alboni, by imp.
Albion, four years old.
Lantana, by Capt. Elgee, dam Angelina, By imp.
Albion, four years odd.
4th. johnson 4 Douglass name ch. C. Duke Of
Orleans, BY Jack Malone. dam by old Wagner,
four years old.
5th. johnson & Douglass name b. h. Rous-
seau. by Commodore. dam Roty Price. By Cost
Johnson, six years old,
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EnR RENT

a on south Spruce street. with i've rooms o11,-
Kitchen, Coal House. etc ~ present occupied
by Jno. Leiiyett. Esq. Inquire at No. 80 North
Vine street. Possession given By the l0lh Of
September. aug25 81
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BIG SALE OF LAND.
SIXVALUABLE HOMES.

1 WILL OFFER FOR SALE ON TUESDAY.
4 18th of September, Gf not disposed OF
privately before that time,) on the premises
one Of the best and richest Farms
in Giles county. Tennessee. containing about
600 Acres Of superior Land situated on the
road from Pulaski to Fayetteville, fourteen
miles from the former and sixteen from the latter
place, on Bradshaw Creek. Tue undersigned
has divided this Land into Six Valuable Homes
to suit purchasers, with buildings npOn each
tract, with timber connected, and with never
failing springs and an abundance Of stock water
upon each enc. This land offers many induce
ments 70 purchasers, being wen adapted 20 cot
ton, corn and blue grass, having now 200 acres
we'll set ia the latter
EBMS---0ne-third payable lst Of January
next. the balance in one and two years. with
interest from date. Notes with two good seeu-
rites required, and a lien retained upon the
land. JAS. h. DRAKE.
aug34 2taw5w
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IVOR SALE. A FIRST RATE ENGINE AND
n Boiler ia good order. Can be seen, and
price learned. BY calling at this oboe,
nayM In
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE! THAT ON
the 18th day Of September. A. d. 1867, a war
rant in bankruptcy was issued against the estate
of Louis Solenskl, IN the county Of Davidson
and State OF Tennessee, who has been adjudRed
a bankrupt, on his own petition: that the pay
ment of any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging to such bankrupt. to him. or for his
use, and transfer Of any property by him are
forbidden by law; that meeting of the cred
and to choose one OF more assgnees of his estate,
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, TO be
holden on the 18th day Of September, A. ID.
1861, at O'Clock A. NJ, at the office of the Regis
ter in Bankruptcy, Nashville, Tennessee No.
82l5 Church street, before Alexander 5. Bradley
ksq., Register. +. r. GLASGOW,
aug30 q U. S. Marshal Messenger.
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B V Ar Ell .


Commercial Hotel. Nashville.
n b. All Publications, Rocks, etc., sent 70 al
parts Of the country at New York prices. By
mai OF otherwise.
aUg23 wifi
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~ Aores, moro or Iesa,
AvOCA SPRINGS,

The WHITE SULPHUR Water Of which has
been analysed, and found 20 be similar to the
curative Sulphur W aters OF Virginia.
About One-third Of the whole tract is cleared,
and twOsthirds heavily timbered with sugar
trees. oaks. hiekories. and other growth common
10 that country. The land is Rndulating. pro-
duces excellent sras.: indigenOusly. and much Of
the cleared land is now well set in tame grasses.
and the remainder susceptible of being con-
verted into valuable meadows. Beaver and
Cedar Creeks and their tributaries. together
with large number Of perennial springs. water
the land thoroughly in every part. There "a no
tract of land OF the same dimensions in the
State SO well adapted for a Stock Farm.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
GENERAL FREIGHT 0FFICR.

GENERAL FREIGHT 0FFrCR, I
n. a n. W. RAILROAD.
Nashville, Tenn, August -, 1867. J
M AND AFTER AUGUST 30, TIE NASH
" Vile and NOrthwe stern Railroad will re-
ceiye and forward all kinds of freight over the
entire line.
Through Bills LadinE given to all points
on the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers
Close connections made at Hickman with
packets both up and down the river.
f. MCIVER,
General Freight Ascent.
auO90 DIV
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THE TERMS OF SALE

Are ONE FIFTH CASH. and the residue on
credits of one. two and three years. with iuteres
from the day Of sale. Purchasers will be re-
quired 20 execute notes for tho deferred pay
ments, with satisfactory personal security. and
a lien will be retained until the whole purchase
money is paid. The sale is free from redemp-
lutte title
MORTON b. HOWELL.
aug22 al Clerk and Ma ter.
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Don't forget thenumber. ms North Cherry
street.
All Kinds Of shosins done in the best manrer..
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]. L. ATKINS,
No. us NORTH CmERRY STREET

A UTHORIZED AGENT
~ for the State OF rennes.
see for TyFrell's HsRfemi
H0Of-expansifng Horse
NlsOe, the best invention q
the age for lame horses. Cast
OF your old f0gy" notions,
and give your horses a. much
serious attention ~ you give
other property Of the same
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26
THE IRISH REPUBLIC.

restored robust health and active usefulness These
FACTS and prepared to testify to them before any
person. and under any circumstances. Dr. ORyan is man
of classical attanmen having spent seven years
in the Irish college in Rome Italy, He also passed several
wears in attendance the Medical Institutes of Paris France
and of some of the other leading cities of Europe He is
also true Irish whose heart and soul are
engaged in the of his country OF this his past SER
vices and sacrifices than sufficient proof This alas
combined with his sterling independence of thought and action
has worked against him. Slaves petted and promoted
Men feared and injured Whleohers calling themselves
physcians-whose talents of the Mac Sycophant orde
consisting of "boougn and crawling and crngng and kiss
ing the hens elongated garmentshave been
mended the Irish people paragons pety and SKILL
Dr. ORyan has been sandered and prosecuted His knee
Refused to crook frequent hinge,
That pelf might follow fawnng."
AS consequence he has been recommended from
certain high places All this is simply because he honest
and Irish nationalist! He has given freely of his
to every movement which looked to his countrys
liberty. Yes and has offered his life fight for her
tocatc airs and denouncng all movements for Irish liberty
he would have been petted and paronzed We say plainly
and decidedly to Irish fellowczens that if they
free their country they all this and stand by
those who stand by them and by their countys And
if they weleducated experienced honest physician
let them pass the of their contryman Dr. ORyan
of 24S North Wells street.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26
LATE NEWS.

The Roman Catholic Bishops of Ireland have issued an
address denouncng in strong terms the Protestant Church
Establishment, national schools and the Fenians.
The news from Italy continues favorable to the party of
action.
When last heard FROM General Menotti Garibald with
considerable force under his command had succeeded in
reaching the vicinity of Rome and was still advancing
1t is reported that plan for instruction within the
walls of Rome has been exposed and that the leaders have
been discovered, arrested, and thrown into prison.
General Garibald has again escaped from Caprera 1t
is said that he left the Island on board of an American
ship.
The Garibaldans have appeared in the western districts
between Rome and the Sunday 10th October They
have taken possession of the railway running between the
city of Rome and the seaport of Osa and torn up the rails
preventing all communication.
The Paris Montew of the 18th instant in a leading edi
tora reproache the Italian Government for violating the
laws of nations disregardng the obligations of solemn
treaties and fostering dangerous spirit of Repubcansm
in Italy.
Napoleon has made an imperative demand upon the
Italian Government for strict observance the part of
Italy of the Convention of September The expedition of
Toulon is equipped and ready sail for the relief of Rome
and only waits for the reply Of Italy, which is hourly
pected the demand of the Emperor 1t is believed that
the Italian Government will yield
reported that the fleet of transports and ironcad at
Touon has already received orders to sail for Rome but the
actual departure of the expedition has not been announced
Renforcemens Of volunteers recruited in France and
Spain for the defense of the Pope have arrived in the city of
Rome.
The troops of King Victor Emanuel still guarding the
frontier of the States of the Church, and prevent all persons
who have the appearance of belonging to the Garbadian
organization from crossing the boundary line.
President Johnson affects to express Indifference regard
ing the impeachment matter though he still threatens to
sist any attempt that may be made suspend him from the
exercise of the functions of his office while the trial pro-
crosses.
The Democrats in the Hartford, Conn., City Council
among whom several Iishmen voted down appro-
priaon for reception to General Sheridan on his visit
that city. The Generals welcome doesn't depend the
Council however, and will be popular and hearty, includ
ing a military display and torchlight procession.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26
REVIEWS AND NOTICES.
The best Physician in Chicago.

We have the ncerest pleasure in directing the attention
of our city frendour Irish readers in parcuar-to the
advertisement of DIR. ORyan of 248 North Wells street.
which appears in another column of present ISSUE In
respects the people of America undenab ahead of
all other nations Need point the noble principles of
liberty and justice which lie at the foundation of their mag
nifcent Republic? To their superior ingenuity in the
application of the mechanical to the useful purposes of
life? To the prevalence of education and intelligence
which constitute their GROWING glory? But to all general
rules there exceptions And fear that the medical
skill of America of them The amount of ignorant
quackry which dsgraces the country and destroys the health
of its people is horrible to contemplate And the fact that
any baness gnoramus has only read few medical books
and into Canada when he is forthwith entitled
call himself DOCTOR and to return to the States to Stay
victims with his the old sreatish hero did with the
aw-bone of certain ANIMAL to whom in too many instances
he bears striking resemblance enough to make fear
death itself less than the bugng and butcherng by which
it is so frequently preceded.
well educated honest Irish DOCTOR who is devoted his
noble profession we consider nemabe blessing in any
community. We know DIR. Organ to be such. With
our orn eyes, and IN our houses, have seen cases
which had been pronounced incurable, and the
poor patients coolly handed over to death and the
grave saved by the skill and energy of Dr. ORyan and
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26
Temperance, Industry and Perseverance.

Twenty years our Daniel Gahan of
Elgin ILL.,, from the East and settled in-then almost
wilderness, fourishing cty-Elgin Hehad nothing
but strong and good head, and pitched into hard
work. for which hereceived little remuneration Working as
he told us from dark till dark at fifty per day. He had
that ndomitable will which, when backed by good habits
conquer all obstacles. AS the city grew and the sur
rounding country became settled, young Gahan grew Also
He temprate-the secret of all his as soon
he laid up few hundred dollars went into business on
small scale To-day he is doing large and ourishng bust
in "Tannery and Shoe Findings and is of the solid
of Elgn Not only has he become independent but he
has retained all his Irish national feeling strong when
he hewed the Wilderness Such Mr. Gahan are national
blessings and if had few such in every town America
country would stand higher than does in the estimation
of fellowctzens in general Surely such deserve
the support of all their contrymen and feowcitizens
Those who have dealings with "Gahan Hutchinson" of
Elgn, ILL.,, rely being treated honorably Their as
soment Of Leather and Findings is always varied and
complete.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26
The Papineau Presentation.

Our CanadanFrench feow-citizens interesting
themselves in the movement for silver Goddess of Liberty
TO present to that old veteran in the of Canadian free
dom Papneau Our Irish ellow-czens are also going to
assist them in this work.
The q Canadian Republican Association" French and
lrish will give grand Ball the 25th of this month"; at
Uhchs Hail. the proceeds will be devoted the Papineau
Presentation This is right When one nation makes a
move for liberty is the duty of all liberty loving men to
assist The Brotherhood of Man is dawning when kings
can use the people no longer, and
When man to man, the world round.
Shall brothers be, and a. that
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26
the people, which furnishes conclusive proof of their superb
GRITTY over all other remedies.
See Walker & Taylors advertisement in another column

correspondent of the San Francisco Bulletin states that
Monterey there frogs weighing twenty-five pounds
and that their croakng be heard six miles The
veacou authority that they used in place of fog
bells and cost nothing to keep in repair.
AN ExpLANAT1oN-An American lady wrote letter to
the Princess of Wales nclosng inabe prescription for
the disease from which it supposed the Princess su
ering. She received reply that the disease not what
she took it to be- The horrible urngs endured by the
poor Danish wife of the Queen of Engands hopeful
were really caused by that oathsome disease which is
often the punishment of those unfortunate who
cursed with centious husbands.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26
Agents.
FOR MINNESOTA AND IOWA.

MR. THOMAS f. RUSSELL, of Davenport, Iowa. who for
many has been of the most earnest members of
Fenan Organization in the West has been appointed Agent
for this journal in Iowa and Minnesota He will proceed at
once to ST. Paul. Mimi, where bespea for him cordial
reception from all our Irish and American friends
FOR OHIO, INDIANA AND KENTUCKY.
MR. H. E. ELLIOTT has been appointed Agent for the States
of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. He will be in Cincinnati
probably this notice reaches there From Cncm-
natl he will lay out his route and visit the principal towns
and cities of the States mentioned Our friends in those places
WILL trust, assist in the circulation of THE IRISH
REPUBLIC.
Chicago Agent.
Mr. FRANK LAwLER 2O7 South Desplaines street, IS duly
authorized to collect and receipt bills Any moneys paid to
him. and duly recepted will be acknowledged at this office
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26

CONCLUSIVE PRooF-In every part of the country where
Sloans Ointment and Condition Powders have been in
troduced spontaneous declarations heard in favor of
these extraordinary remedies Thousands opersons esteem
iuries on either beast. The Condition Powder
purfes the blood ofanma and carries off all gross hmors
and is certain for coughs and colds These popular
remedies have rapidly worked their way the affections of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-16
+. CONNOR, Prest.,
Aue. PFAFFLIS, Secy.

New CnrRcH. The Catholic com
munity oil Ferdinand have nos IN
process Of erection, an addition their
Church editicc which will make il
one Of the finest buildings il Indiana.
The original building il Of fine grey
sandstone. of which snch an abund-
ance exists all through this county,
and 10 eighty feet long BY sixty wide
An addition OF forty feet now being
made to the front end, which will
make the bnilding one hundred and
twenty feet long. 1t is being put NJ
in the most substantial manner, and
when completed. will be one Of The
handsomest, as well as largest church
buildings in the State. We learr
that it is also designed to build q tow
or for their chime OF bells, the spir'
Of which shall BE $50 feet high. |
lis supposed the total cost, when, tin
ished. will be in the ncighberhood 9
$50. 900.
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NOTICE hvtrhy .tten that, The uudef-
~ -ienea w.t. efp.y ~ w. September
trim, Sh1 ~ ihr Iurrt w crmm,--ivners
M prBpi- cnnrtY. lay fe'ri l'r-n-e. nnd.r
tnr ptpvisl1n- ~ an re' rAtifirf NJ IN &C,
frnniA: nni lsen.r me stle ~ rpiri'uru>.
y'nvli-. nsii r,d ei'.er fi', xice;iHs NGuots
iAe preei-r 'esfhn M NV place w nns-
us>s 1sii rr .n fts East .iir ~ thr puhiic
Sgurr- NJ 'h- ,pwn ~ l.tver. h,.nhfidgs
lrn n-h,a, Napuis e,.INY, ln.hnn.
ltr csi r- NJ sad sen n~Alp Nill taAe
due nusirr ibcirpi.
Ut rLRicl
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NOTICE T. hereby given. that NJ nader
~ .iEnsf ~il spnly ~ me September
term. 1857, N ihr brard 81 Cqmmi-soners
~ nnh1l- supniv, ~ re'nil license. under
ne provisions ~ qnset sollil-d "An "a, %
regulate and lirsrss nv -als ~ -nlrl,nnns.
virons, mai aht ohfr inioxicsiing ilruors.
rhs precise Location ~ NY nlscr ~ hrsi
ness rli' ~ M sle nnrsh ea~i corner % The
Pnbhc S4eafr, 70 ine town ~ Jasuer. Balm
bregr IoMn-hip. Dubious county. indisns.
'lne va x~r- ~ sala tow nrIaa ~il take
dne noiIer gAcrec!
sTErli.N JERGER.
a., An. ,,.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-16

FoR TREAsuRER.-U Under the proper
head will be found the announcement
of Mr.. Francis Becker, as a candidate
for County Treasurer. We are re-
quested to state that Mr.. Bicker has
been a resident Of this county for fiji
teen years, is an enterprising farmer.
with good business capacities. He
has long been known and respected
in Hall township, which township be
served in the capacity Of Assessor for
five years.
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rl.HE undersigned Will proceed wish tho
r~un'y Surveyor Of Dubois County. On
me 81 day 81 sept. 1907. - run The Ines
ard determine me hnurdfirs 90 Yecrion NJ
~. Tnwnshir South. Range West
The 'ntrfmeaislr hnss ~iii ul-r be run
and me cornaFa ihsfrns established. PEI
sons Interested Win rl~.se ~ yra@en,.
EliZ aBEIi. ANDERSON. 81.
Ang lG 'G5-3v