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The national Republican., 1868-12-23
Real Estate Agents.
JOHN R. ARRISON,

REAL Estate A EMIT,
FIRST street east and Pennsylvania avenue,
Capitol Hill.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, on Capitol Hill. for
sale on monthly payments,
HOUSES and LOTS In all parts Of the city ioI
sale and rent. jy7-H
The national Republican., 1868-12-23

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-20

IN ct. MARKS PLACB.AN ExPs X 81 'nssn, rro%
~ nurse can take entire % undsrs
snas ana at mployers where she has lived ave
And A
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-06

the constitution. 1t is revolutionary to
execute the will of the people; it is revo-
lutionary in the president to keep inviolate
his oath to sustain the constitution.
This false construction Of the vital-prih-
ciples Of our government, is the last resort
of those who would sway and supercede
our time honored institutions.
The nation will say that the constitution
must be restored and the will Of the peo-
pie again prevail. The appeal to the
peaceful ballot to attain this end is not
revolution.
They alone make war and revolution,
who attempt to arrest this quiet mode of
putting aside willy despotism and the
usurpations of fragment of congress
asserting absolute power over that benign
system of regulated liberty left US by our
fathers.
This must be allowed to take its course.
This is the only road to peace. 1t will
come with the election Of the democratic
candidate, and not with the election Of
that mailed warrior whose bayonets are
now at the thrcats of eight millions of peo-
pie in the south, to compel them to sup
port him as candidate for the presidency,
and to submit to the determination Of
an alien race Of semi-barbarious men. No
perversion of truth or audacity of misrer-
resentation can exceed that which halls
this candidate in arms as an augel Of peace.
l am, very respectfully, your obedient
servant. FRANK 2. BLAIR
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-06
Nj. a. q. Packard.

Among the most brilliant, convincing
and eloquent speakers in the favored state
of Indiana, is the democratic candidate
for reporter of the supreme court, Hon.
NJ. A. 0. Packard. We attended the
monster ratification meeting held at C Gosheu
on the 10Th inst, and had the pleasure of
listening to one Of Mr.. Packard's most
powerful efforts. and we ubhesitatingly
pronounce him a most effective stump or
ator. Our state ticket is acknowledged
by all parties, to be composed ofthe strong
est material, and if Mr.. p. is only fair
representative of the candidates, We shall
confidently expect to chronicle the largest
democratic majority at the October elect
ion that Indiana has ever given.-Ligo-
nier National Banner.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-06
MISCELLANY.
servant

Radicals are so deficient in arithmetic
that in adding up the states they don't
know how to carry one.
Hiram Ulysses, alias Hiram Simpson,
alias Ulysses Simpson has gone west to
avoid the Seymour draft.
The presidential election will be a
contest between MUD and matter, in which
brains will beat Grant and that's what's
the matter.
-Benevolence and Ben Butler are not
synony nous The definition of the former
is to give, and the character of the latter
to tablespoons
-Eq ual taxation on all kinds of proper
ty, including government bends, means
that ths rich mans bonds shall be taxed
as we'll as the poor mans COW.
The radical papers insist that Sey-
mour is liable to become insane; "thank
God he is not liable to delirium trem ens,"
says the New Hampshire Patriot
The new tax bill provides for twenty
five new officers, called store keepers, at
salaries of $4,000 each per year. This is
the reform resolved by the radical nation
al convention.
Stevens calls Greeley seareerow and
Greeley calls Stevens blackieg Forney
calls Cameron an old villain, and Cameron
declares Forney is rascal. Which no.
body can deny.
Mr. Thaddeus Stevens chance for a
re nomination is declared to be worthless
by radical newspaper in Lancaster, be-
cause of his recent approval Of the finan-
cial plank in the democratic platform.
The army payroll for June footed up
the snug little sum of sixteen millions, or
at the rate of one hundred and ninety-two
millions year. Yet Grant wants the pay
of army officers increased thirty-three per
cent. That is retrenchment according to
the radical idea.
The New York republican committee
have adopted a resolution thanking the
democracy for the nomination of Seymour
and Blair. a man was hanged in North
Carolina the other day who thanked the
sheriff for adjusting the moose and cap SO
nicely.
Judge Poland republican, of Vermont,
has resigned his place on the house com-
mittoe of elections, on account Of his con-
victon that after the admission of Mckee,
the Kentucky sneak. over John Young, the
lawful member, "enough honesty don't
exist among them t. make association en-
durable"
A large and enthusiastic meeting of
Isracltes was held in Memphis, Tenn,
On the evening of July 15. Stirring
speeches were made and strong resolu-
tions adopted denouncing Grant and his
Infamous order. The proceedings indi-
cate that the Jews of Memphis, at least,
arc unit against the radical standard
bearer
John Z. Hale, radical, in 1862 said
more money was stolen in one year under
republican rule than during the whole
term of ex-president Bachanau's admins
tratlon. Butler had been just one year in
the radical ranks then, and sace his adj
heslon it is more than a coincidence that
the stealings have been doubled every
year.
On Monday the United States house
of representatives, by strict party vote
rejected Niblack's amendment to the tax
bill which proposed to subject the bonds
to state and municipal taxation to the
same extent as money. The vote stood
% to S5. Every democratic member
voted in favor of taxing the bonds, and
every radical voted against it. Let it be
recorded.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-06

The democracy propose to abolish
the nigger bureau, apply the millions of
dollars annually required to feed the lazy
darkeys to the payment of the national
debt.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07


Two beeves were recently sent
from Highland Co, Ohio, 10 Cincin-
natl, which. together, weighed $500
rounds.
a fourteen months old hog was re-
Gently killed by 5. VI. West, Of >ilnp-
son Co. KY, which weighed 537 | 2
pounds nett.
A two years old steer weighing L.
755 pounds, was recently sold at ten
cents per pound by A. {. Barrow, Of
Clark Co, Ky.
The Ohio Farmer estimates that
onc-thiri less oats would do a. much
gool if grornd as the ordinary qnant-
III FED hole.
II 1913 potatoes were purchased in
Ireland for eight cents per bushel, and
shipped 70 Baltimore. where they we're
sod f1r sa per busliel
IL the six counlies Of Jasper, Ma
haska. Henry, Washington. Wapelo
aud Jefferson, in Iowa, there were
3S4, ,58a sheep. according to Official re-
turns made last june.
Mr.. Ronp, Of North Hickory Grove,
Ini-, has aboRt ,200 head Of Texas
cattle which he is wintering Quite
q number Of them have died in conse-
qnence Of the cold weathcr.
A Chester Co.. Penn, correspond
ent Of the Country Gentleman finds
cut corn fodder the best aud cheapest
coarse feed for cattle fed ON corn
meal. lie has fatteued prime beef
without using any hay all Winter.
For every three hnndred and fifty
bushels OF potatoes removed from our
iie.ds, the soil snstains loss of nine
ty-two pounds of potash. Consequent
ly. wood asacs is one Of the most sal-
aablo ol manurcs in the culture Of tic
potato.
III reply 10 question as TO the
weight ol the gallon of milk used by
the cheese factories Of New York,
Mr. Willard, Of the Utica Herald,
Gays: Probably eight aud a half
y ,inds OF milk would be about right
for "A gallon, wine measure.
VIM. Hudson, Of Fort Plain, \. T.,
writes tie Country Gentlemen that he
thinks the Early Goodrich in yield,
quality, earlincss. and freedom from
disease. all that can be expected from
a potatoe and that some fail with it
IN consequence Of using too much
seed. lie cuts the potatoes into pieces
with two to four eyes; puts two pieces
in a hill, six inches apart each way,
80 as 10 be cultivated each way.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07

CHICAGO, sSov. Is, 1868.
Mr.. II. r. GARDINER, Proprietor Gariinsr's
Rheumatic n Neuraigic Compound.
sir-llaying been afflicted with the Neuralgia
in my face for six months, friend induced rne
to try your Compound and can cheerfully say
| found it the only relief, and I recommend it to
iail who troubled with the Neuralgia.
Yours Respectfully,
A. BOOTH,
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison L Dearborn sts
CHICAGO, August rs. 1866.
DR.. GAnpIsER. Proprietor GARDENERS Rhsumat-
ic 4 Neuralgic Compound.
Dear sir-lt is with great pleasure that tcs-
tify to the merits of your invaluable medicine
Having been afflicted with Neuralgia for more
than year, causing me great annoyance as well
as suffering, and after trying almost every rem
edy that could be obtained friend induced mo
to try your Compound, and am happy to say
that one bottle cured me, and heartily endorse
all that has been said in its favor, and earnestly
recommend trial by every one suffering from
Neuralgia or Rheumatism.
WM. s. HOPKINS,
45-12m1 Firm Merrill Hopkins. 70 Lake 81
Sold by smaic Goodfcllor, Bruggiats, Iu.
dependence, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07

ID. y W. II. X. Trains Connect nj Farley
With d. & ). c. Il. r. Traius East and WeSf
d. $. W. r.. r.. Trains Connect ut Farley
with ID. & ). e. II. X. Trains East aud West !.
also. Mt Cudar Rapids with G. n. W. K. r
Trains, East and West.
j. 7. FARLEY Sur't.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07
WESTBCRG TOWNSHIP.
NEWTON TOWNSHIP.

Also oyer two hundred .ots for sale, inths
city Of Indepen denee.
scsiiaJ win BE- sold % long time u desired
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07
We Make War

Ga al worthless preparations. and recon
aend that saich has stood the test Of Time
aud Is daily growing more popular and sought
ttsrr PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLERS the
sire remedy. Tie nrcof L most abundant
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07
For Sale or Rent.


Inc hev. EDWARD a. WILSON will send
u,se % ehafsel TO ail who desire it, the pre-.
using me simple remedy by which he was .nrci
Il iuns Affection apd that dread disease Con
SUMPTION His only object Il TO benefit the ~.
hieted. and he hopcs every sufferer will try thi.
as it sill cost them nothing. ami
may rove blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
ni7y No 1853 soath Second Street
Wil.iainsburgh, New York
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07
LooA TO Ycur Titles (! (!
w. G. & J. B. DOMAIN.
OWNERS or
Complete AbSfra CT
OF ALL
Titles Of Lands and Village Lots.
BUCHANAN COUNTY. IOWA.


Are prepared to give prompt aud reliable inf0r
mat,cn relating 10 tie TIE q: any real property
il the County.
The Abstract consists q set of books Shich
shaw the Jrigiaal Eatrg II each sepsrase tract
Of lard. ard every subsequent conveyance oi
the same. the Kind If Deed. whether fail ~ ar.
ranty Special Warranty or Gait Claim. with
any and all imperfections in description. form
or acknowledgment carefully noted; also az in
cambranses, including Mortgages. Bends, Trust
DEEDS. Life Leases, Tax Titles and Tax Sales,
and Judgment Liens. /, i surely wisdom, on
the part u the purchaser. to know what the rifle
Of bis land i btfors IL Purchase, and thas avoid
any trouble in the future
Several ii hoEsand acres Of wild land & several
Valuable Improved Farms Fer; Sale,
in lifereai parts Of the County. Alsoa number
of Iats and Dwellings il the Town "a hide,
peaienes.
W @. & J. B. DOMAIN
Pensions. and Gil kiads Of War Claims, col
lcetel promptly nlf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07
EN-. M.TUBBs Z CO.. PRopaeroas. perlssoao. Nh

nuglQus, Iowa, April II, 1865.
l have used several bottles of Ring. Neseta.
BILE Amhrosia, and ind il superior ta any | have
ever used. My hair which was quite sray has
by its use been restored TO its natural coier. Ii
is an excellent hair dressing, and do not hcsi-
tato to recommend it 10 my friends.
DEWARD A. LuLL, Asst. Assessor,
ist Div. 81 Dist Iowa.
Sold Wholesale er Retail by smalc 4 Good
fellow. Independence, Iowa. l20-ly
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07
WATenEs


Gold ara Silver Nantia- 1ases fsr Gents. En-
amelael a.. for Ladies. tagether with Chains Of
every pattern and EiFle.
Set = JsWeirv IL every variety. Sleeve But
tom Tkiallcs Loeket=, Crosses. Rings q eve,
~ kind. eraeclsts. Gold Pens. &c.
The SILyERW ARE DEPARTMENT COM
FRIsLs.
Silver, Dining ard lae Sets castsrs, lee
Pitchers. Table Spoons. ForEs. Tea spoons.
Gob.ess. Drinking Cups, Coffee urns, Ies Pots,
Cream f.tstors Sugar fewls. fruit baskets
Cake Es4sa tefa Baskets, Fruit AHires
syrap gats sa.gefs Hsrssasaaies pss knires
Fish hAsyes Mastarl All salt Spoons, AaP
kia Riags, Egg Stands, vine holaeEs, Card
Cases. Ae.
Az he above lat Of aFt.lea to BE ,oll for
The exYenses are 70 he paid BY the sale of
Coupons qr Certificates, na-aing eaeh article
in tae stock, An- il value; these certificates
are eadersei ID envelopes mixed u. and sold
Is cESTs EACH FoR Sill FOR 81.
whatever article IS nsa4ed IN tbs Certificate,
can he obtained Al oSE DOLLAR.
The article viii tie shown t. the holder of he
Certificate. and il il VII be st his option,
whether he pays tile dallar and tases the arti-
elc or not. IL case articles sent by mail Or ex-
PRESS are not satisfactory they can be retained
and the IA ney viii be refunded.
Every Certificate entities the holder = some
ar.ieie oe sterling value, worth mueh more than
dollar. In pryaf this
READ THIS OFFER.
You can have for sny af our cefireates and
81, any ii the following rrtieies. 50 that If You
are q i pleased With the article or articles
ramed On the certificate, .oa need not lose the
Is cea.s you PAID fer It:
One silver plated three bettle Castor hand
come silver plated Butter Dish with plate and
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07

4 German Silver Fran or Plate on which any
one can form Z Eaarf or Tie in any number Of
styles with small piece uf silk or other ma
tcrial. No sewing required.
ONLY FIFTY CEETS EACH.
They are light and pleasant; they are dura-
BILE they do not break the collar in adjusting;
they do not come loose with every man
can make his own scarf. and being Of German
Silver they will not corrole.
Agents wanted everywhere. A liberal dis
count to the trade. samples sent by BY mail
oa receipt Of the price.
JAS. c. MERRITT, Sole Propr.
Once and MangfaetcrY, so7 West Forty third
street, \. y. Eg6
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07
REFERENCES- :

H. u. Older, INDEPENDENCE: I. A. Main, c..
7reasurer =. J. Marinns, Co. Eeeor5er: T.;
Brewer. Clerk Disf: Cearf Hon. j.. W. Hart,
Hon. ". G. ionner. Sfafe Senator; r. l..
French Co. Cedar Fails; Judge james Bort,
9fh Jsdicitl District Hon. u. L. Allison, M
c. 3rd Dit; Rev. Father Gosker; Samuel II.
Walton, cashire Firsi National Banh, sinton I;
Hon. Alex. Bunyon, Sheilsbourgh; kew. y. b.
Chainplin. Waterloo. H1Stf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07

Hon. p. c. Wilcox, Iresfdsafj John H. Camp
bell. Wee J'reside8f, Hon. j. S. WOODWARD
Treasurer; Wm. H. Joslin, .secre.ery /. p.
Strong, GeaY Agent.
Directors. Hon. P. G. Wilcox, John IT,
Campbell, j. Forester, Hon. A. CLARK, james
Sanders. y. Stout, lion. j. s. Woodward. II. Il.
Plane, L. j. Curtis, I'm. Ii. Jos.in, c. Dewey,
Z. Miller
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Dry Goods! Fancy GO0ds!

JEWELRY & SILVERWAAE
Worth ever S9.NH0 eeR adj ~ he s9l4 foT ONE
DOLLAR EACH.
ARR ND ALE S CO
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07

stitched ana embroidered Linen
Lawn re- dozen { s. 70 Il
Lsdles' aai eents' Cotton. Wooden
and slik Hose sna hall Hose; per
dezeu r4irs % 80
Ladies' sal Cent? Mefiaa, Coitor,
Linen an4 Cotton Shirts Ana IN
dersAsris; each 50 10
Coat. yest ana Pantheon Pattcrus
in Ciefa, Cashmere. ana Iseskia e. u II.
Liuen aai Warlen Table 9Fers 90 % s
whlsepna Col red L.uen Napkins.
per dr.. s &c 70 II
Nas'ins. white Az TaAleaeb4I, per
Farl Is 70 40
Tlaaacls. SaAv1s in wool, six an Merino
Naiizs az Clon5s Ee5leH Hssds Blankets
Linen and Muslin sheets. Velvet and Morocco
Portasea4ies, saeffsn- tags. " 4iless Neer
schaan Pipes, Isar and slx Bisae Pocket
knivss mis. Pearl. Tarsise aha Ivory handles
FreHeA gi4sks, ,ilt sra Bronze Musse j Boxes,
Reviewers wing Piss F4acy EeFahs. Hair
Nets. Nsfs Boxes. siassr Card B7scz. Albums
Family snl Pocket HlIis, Opera G.ssses, de-
We have also IeeeiTea : Splendid -. s;aent
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07

Fall trade has now opened, and hcre we are as
usual With beautifully selected stock Of goods,
which we offer at
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07

WINNIE FaHIA u W. ~ 19E7FN'
r.t>sa Tk1 praaips~. New York
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07
GREAT

Reduction from former rates. Our stock ha,
been selected with careful attention to the want.
OF eur customers, AMI at no
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09
Election Notice.
state Of Indiana, les
Vanderburgh County, ! -

s'a5 Ta 25 5n9ia9f' County. is.
BLYTHE HKNEs. Clerk OF the
al n Vanderburgh Circuit Court, do here
, By certify TO the sheriff OF said county
what officers are to be elected for the sew
erat townships Of said county at the april
election. 1865 being the frs Monday in
April, 1868, ri the usual places of holding
elections, s1Z.:
For Pigeon Township, four LonstaOles;
For Knight Township, one j us Ice OF the
Peace and TWO COnstables;
For - colt Township, two COnstablesi
For A Armstrong Township, one usttce Of
the Peace and two COnStables;
For Perry Township, one Justice of the
Peace and two COnstableS;
For Union Township, one Justice Of the
p,ac- and two COnSt ab.eSt
For Center township, one Justice Of the
Peace and two COnStSbles;
For German Tow nship. two COnSJa DieS :;
And one Township Trustee Tor each OF
the several townships
And the sheriff of Wand erburgh ounty
is hereby directed to give due and legal no
tice of such election accOrdtn- 10 Jaw.
In witness whereof. / hereto SUBSCRIBE
my name and adIx the seal OF said Court,
at the city of Evansville, TINS 0Lh Gay OF
March, AID. lS5S. 1880, ~,
BLYTHE HYNES, Clerk:
Per II. W. Bippus, Deputy clerk.
ii. ID. Miller, Sheriff OF NandeIDuISh
County, certify that the above and Iorego-
ing notice is a true and com pIate copy OF
the original on file in my Ofhce.
J. H MILLER,
Sheriff of Vanderbur+h county.
~ CHI diff
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09
CoRPoRATIoN NOTICE.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
March ID, 1865
A ND now it is hereby ordered and di-
~ rected by the Common Council Of the
City of Evansville, that the owners of all
lots or parts OF lots. fronting on or adjoin-
ing the southwest side OF Ninth street, be-
tween First and Second avenues;
South side of Ninth street, betw cen Sec
Ond and Third avenues;
North side of Fourth street between
Fulton avenu1 and Walker street;
East side OF Edgar street, from Franklin
street to Seventh street;
North side of Fourth street, between
Walker and GOOdsell streets;
North side of Fourth street, between
CfOOdsell and Leet streets;
North side of Fourth street, from Leet
STR ct to the crossing of the canal at c.
ond avenue;
South side OF Seventh street, from First
avenue to Oakley street
South side of Franklin street, from First
avenue to Second avenue;
Northwest side of Chestnut street, from
Eleventh street nOrtheaSterly to the cor
pOratiOn inc:
West side of First avenue, between Sixth
street anC Franklin street;
In said city, cause the side walks thereon
to be brought to he proper grade, and that
they cause a sidewalk of Glass No. TO be
laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication of this order.
a. NJ. MCGRIFF. CLERK.
City Clerks Office, March SIN, 1858.
mar7d3t ...-fL Union copy.l-
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CORPORATION. NOTICE, ...
March ID, 1868.
ORDER FOR BRICK SIDEWALKS.


ORDER FOR BRICK SIDEWALKS.
a ND now it is hereby ordered and
IA directed by the Common Council of
the city of Evansville, that the owners Ofall
lots or parts of lots, fronting on or adjoin-
ing the northwest side of Fourth street,
between Main and Sycamore streets;
Southwest side of Second street, between
Walnut Aud-Chestnut streets ;1fEH A
Southwest side of Third street between
Walnut and Locust streets;
Northwest side of Locust street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets; E#..a.- ta
Southeast side of Main street, between
Third ard Fourth streets;
Southeast side Of Chestnut street, be-
tween First and Second Streets
Southwest side of First street, between
Walnut and Chestnut st eets;
Northwest side of Locust street, between
Second and Third streets;
Northwest side of Locust street, between
Third and Fourth streets;
Northwest side of Locust street, between
First and Second streets;
Northeast side of Water street, between
Main and Sycamore streets;
Southwest side of Third street, between
Vine and Sycamore streets;
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought to the pr per grade, and that
they cause a sidewalk Of Class No. to be
repaired thereon within thirty DAYS from
the publication of this order.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, March g. 1863.
mar7d3t Union coPy.l
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