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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07
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The people desire a President whose
past history promises them an eco
nomical, honest and able administra-
ton. They have In Ulysses S. Grant
a candidate whom they can implicitly
trust in all these particulars, his po-
litieal opponents being his judges.
We quote from the Indianapolis
Sentinel, of May >, 1866, the following
able and just tribute to Gen. Grant,
in which it declared that his carly
efforts for the reduction Of military
expenses, demonstrated that, great as
were his military laurels, his civic
talents were equally great. Read it,
Republicans Read it, Democrats
THE Sentinel says:
las soon as Gen. Grant felt that
the rebellion was crushed, he immedi-
ately inaugurated measures to cut
| down expenses, thus demonstrating
that he possesses qualities that are as
well adapted to the cabinet as the
fed. We are happy to notice that
the policy of General Grant had the
full sanction OF the Secretary of War,
and the recent orders of that fune-
tionary will cut down the public ex-
penditures fully one-half. The
promptness with which he commenced
the work Of retrenchment is further
evidence of his remarkable executive
ability, and there are few men who
could have discharged the ardu-
- 1,,Frol "hTah have ham - n0cah
upon him, as successfully as he has
done.
I'm this connection we give the fol-
lowing conversation with Gen. Grant,
which shows not only his great mod
esty, but his great merits. We quote
from the New York World:
"a friend who was with General
Grant Immediately after the sur
render of Lee, relates US a converse
ton which that brave and modest sol
dier had with his wife and a staff Of
fcer at City Point. Well. General,
said the latter you will 90 up to
Richmond tomorrow, L suppose.
No, said Grant, Il have a days
work in Washington, and then |
want to go on with Mrs. Grant to
New Jersey. and see the children.
: What's to be done at Washington 2
was the astonished reply. One
would think you would like to see
the inside of the city you have been
pounding at for a year. Said the
General: Why, we must stop the
draft; let the sick soldiers that car
travel home, and want to, be paid off
and sent to their friends. and begin
cutting down expenses. If there is
any more fighting to do we have more
than enough men to do it.
To this the Sentinel added the fol-
lowing:
"If the oounsels of such men as
General Grant control the action o.
the administration, we shall hope
hat the old peace footing will be re.
stored, not only in retrenchment anG
economy in the public expenditures
but in the complete supremacy of the
civil authority"
Truly, we are fortunate in having Z
candidate whose ample qualification
for the Presidency have been pro.
claimed in the strongest terms, by the
organs of the party now opposing
him. All their present assaults are
triumphantly answered by quotations
from their own columns, and each at.
tack but brings into holder relief the
merits and deserts of our great leader
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The Rroyidenee Journal. il IN ar
tiele on the BLAIRs," says Ave
oppose FRANK not for the good he
has done, butfor the evil he has prom
ised to do. and which he is capable
of doing, and has shown a disposition
to accomplish"
Mr.. SEYMOUR says he owned
a bond. He is reputed to be worth
three millions. The statement is a con-
fession that he not only did what he
could to prevent enlistments, but also
refused to aid with his wealth.
SEYMOUR says the Government
finances constitute the most important
element of the campaign. BLAIR
says the question of finances is of no
cons equence whatever. The platform
proposes that the finances themselves
shall become of no value. Which
does the Democracy stick TOP
SOME fellow who disgraces the name
of Democrat, informs the general
public that Mr.. SEYMOUR is a des-
cendant of the nobility of England,
and has bright aristocratic blood in
his veins. Whereupon every Irish
man is expected to go into raptures
for this representative Of British aris-
tocracy.
GEN. JAS. B. STEEDMAN, of Ohio,
who has been a supporter of JOHN
SON, says that he shall support GRANT
and CoLFAx. This is regarded as
somewhat significant, from the fact
that he is a warm personal friend of
JOHNSON, and was in the New York
Convention at the head Of the Louis
lana delegation.
The New York Times says, in allu-
sion to the motto on a banner dis
played at a Democratic ratification
meeting out West: "Our candidate
is neither deaf nor dumb" that is
just the difficulty with Mr.. SEYMOUR
If he had been dumb during the last
five years, his success in the pending
contest would not be so utterly hope,
less as it now is, and early in mex
November, when the majorities fol
GRANT are announced, Mr.. SEYMOUR
will unquestionably wish that hi
were deaf.
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Don PIATT. one of the spiciest
writer's in Ohio, in a recent letter to
the Cincinnati ChroaicIe, gives Chief
Justice CHASE the following hard
blow:
Grant is available, not so much on
account of his success ia the field,
although that is sufficient, but be-
cause the people have come to regard
him as a safe, strong man, and they
instinctively urn to him in this hour
of peril. But he owes his nonina-
ton, in great measure, to the fears of
the old Wing element In our organi-
cation. / told Chief Justice Chase.
on the beach at Narragansett, a year
ago, that were we to lose, as | be-
lieved we would, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
and New York. in the then coming
elections, the old Wings In our party
would seize their baggage and break
for Grants headquarters. And so
they did. This was rare political sa-
gacity. But it did not teach me that
the great man / had so long followed
and admired, would, at the same mo-
ment, gather up his judicial robes
and make for the camp of the enemy.
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THE Mobile Register breathes war
in every issue. In a late article urg-
ing immediate organization in every
neighborhood, we find the following
paragraph:
We entirely agree with our corre-
spondent, that the time is rife for
vigorous action, and that the whole
people, now thoroughly united, should
devote all their patriotism to work
out their political salvation. The
usurpers must be met and fought on
every field OF election, no matter how
humble the office contended for. And
to do this effectually, a perfect organ
ization embracing every friend or lib
erty In the State should be effected.
Political clubs should be formed In
every neighborhood where ten people
can be got together, under whatever
name it is chosen to give them. They
may be Seymour clubs" or " Blair
clubs" or Liberty clubs" or even
"Kuklux clubs" if you choose, and
they should be organized both for
political action at the polls and for
defense everywhere.
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rOR PRESIDENT.
q. S. GRANT.
r.,R VICE PRESIDENT,
Hon. SCHUYLER COLFAX.
Irenis fnr lhe journal.

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r. M. FOSTER Fort Branch ih6-
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URBTN MARRs, Black HAWK Wills, inu.
Thev will also receive u " 10 us
tor binding and Job Printing.
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CEN. JOHN COBURN will please ac-
cept our thanks for some Congress-
ional documents. The General, we
are pleased to learn. has been at In
dianapolis, and will at once enter
upon the canvass Of his district. We
expect to hear a good account Of him
In October.
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Gold Medal Steam and Horse Power
TIIRESHERs
Manufactured by the Robinson Ma
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r0R LIGHT DRAUGHT. SPEED
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Also, for sale Hay Rakes and Forks, Cane
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accession, WHIST folly, then, 10 sessFt
that he dispersed the rioters with a
few soft words, and stopped the de-
struction of property and life.
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United States Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF An ORDIR OF
. sale, to me directed, from the Clerks
Office of the United States District Courf
for the District ofIpdtaua, L will, on
SATURDAY, h Sth day of August. 1868.
between thehours of 10 O'clock 4 n and
Z O'Clock Pm, at the door of the CONT
house, OF Main Street, in the CITY OF
Evansville. Ia n State of indiana. offer
for sale at public auction the wreck Of the
t~1oldhnch, her engines. boilers.
yawIs tackle, apparel and furniture. now
lying at the port of Evansville indiana.
ordered TO be sold at the suit OF Gilbert X.
Jones' against the said mi Cold
inch, her tackel, apparel boats, and fur
nlture. BEN. SPOONER.
u. s. Marshall:
By J.S ). BIGELoW, Deputy.
CHARLES f.. MARSH,
jy90 dtd Proctor for LibeIant.
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THE SUCCESS
or the ONE DOLLAR SALE n ReVOIu-
tim in Trade

KEYE furnish at q uniform price OF ONE
Wv DOLLAR, such articles as are used
by every family, at a less price than they
are sold by any wholesale dealer in New
York or Boston.
Agents wanted to cooperate with us in
carrying out a plan which meets the wants
of the million, and in the disposal of q
large and varied stock OF by and Fancy
goods, Silver Plated Ware, Watches. Car
petings. &c. Our terms to Agents are SUI
perlor to those of any other firm, as our
circular will show. Those getting up
Gibbs can secure a piece of SheetiDg, SILK
Dress, Watch, shawl, Sewing Machine,
FREE OF COST.
A check describing an article to be sold
TOR a Dollar, 10 cts; 20 for 81: 40 Tor S4; 90
for 60; 100 foJ sIe, sent by mail. Send
money by REGISTERED letters. Circulars
mailed free To any address. AGENTS want
ed everywhere.
Address HARRIS & PLUMBER,
81 Hanover ST., Boston, Mass.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

GAlosoOD -
VICTOR BISCH.
Auditor Nanderburgh County.
Evansville, June LIST, 1868.
And the Board, after having carefully
considered and examined said report, APP
prove the same; and 10 is hereby ordered
that the County auditor cause the same
to he published for ten days. lJy2s dl0t
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Coke at 10 Gents Der Bushel.

rOR SIXTY DAVIS FROM THIS
Is cate the Evansville Gaslight Com
will sell Coke at 10 cents per bushel.
al the office tor orders.
HERMAN JUNKER, Secretary.
Evansville, July 18th, 1865. lJyls C2W
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07
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A Positive Remedy for all kinds
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YVEAGS MEDICINAL
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This preparation is composed entirely OF
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+. LuSKENHEIMER.
TnE "

And the Board having duly examined
ga d Report, accept and approve the same .
and now here Fred. Lunkenhelmer pro-
duces to this the money balance remain
ing in the Treasury, 10 S59,-
81 %, which the Board, upon sdLe exami-
nation, ind correct, and return to said
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AK e -,

Common shape, as good as the hest. The
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WTE,2 RE
- received at the County Auditors office
until the first Monday in September, 1865,
for the construction of a bridge across
Pigeon Greek, near the Crescent City
Springs. The masonry or stone work and
the SUI erstTucture OF wood work Will be
let separately. No bid viii be considered
unless by the names and
signatures of the securities proposed by the
bidder.
The abutmen's and piers to be completed
on or before October LIST, 1869; the super
structure on or before October LIST, 1870
PAYMENTS equivalent to cash, n made
upon estimates as the work progl esses;
% per cent. retained till completion OF the
work. Plans and specifications 10 be seen
at the Auditors office. Particulars given
by the undersigned.
VICTOR BISCH,
County Auditor.
Evansville, July q, 1868. Jy2S d&Wtd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-28

r7ORMRuLY OF "JAmB6s LOCK nQ4kITAls
i New Orleans. Ia, testabl,sAsd In - ana foe
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eessful Specialist Of the age In the treatment - ~
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consia o. DsAnscss srasss. " erAlne, upon ne
Treatment Of Chronie, Nercurial. eypnNnH. piooo
and Skin Diseases, and al 0>0fdorb Of C0ntagoue
xeusreal Caaractxr-Which he cusse Wtthcut me -
OF msrcury iodids OF potasoa, arscsic or asy
but with hi NErysAiiaEs - poetve cure Tor All No.
non cad blood pois0ns: o..
nees. Noetural and Dufoal 8nissSuns broueat o. uy
abuse OF the organ, carly inaseersca. s1cesess OF
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pYcssiuu dimuese Of vision aud often times tnsans-
~, with . dsplorsble train 81 ether ey0peoms.
treated rud radically cused By m infAacie met1oo
savrg time and expense All diseases peculiar g
the sexual organs. q private cAaracsss' 's"esns
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blood hes bseone psleened-pssaseing blcechse q
the face small wsesv bal1tess-Tane u ~ 49, -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-28

OHAHTERnD u T41 0TAT8.
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Children's Lives saved for 81
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eP9cSAl NOTICES.
Wu1 an essse aGHcasd With cough Or Cossanp tloa
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Aliens Lung Balsam


VIZ ICceoIS
e.Ss. ..ro, ~ =, VI noseiSsee coaaSu,
1--we yA.san erts,sivs,, |. =. m,sr.se- ard / An
estisacd thsrs IL : lsss., ..j,.tc sar inn disear
ees in uss."
issae 2: Doran, Il. p. Of Logan Co., O.. ssys;
.,,sH .sss $1,000 ASt ony ss n.se xsss. nv
knevledee. Hav;rS enseaSece ii u, and knowing
that Il ~ sesees properties frse-
= - n II ~ asssv - efjre ard With unbounded
cucrrss A. ~ srrectorsnt II IL ost certainly far
ahead 81 any pseparatias have evsr yet known."
nsthanisl h,rris o. , .,oos.ay, rem
.si 49,, ~ ~ rr,s ~ Al dissss.s Of the Threat
Brssekial Tuhee, and the Lanse."
Dr. Lloyd OF ohio. surgeon in tns smy caa.nE
the wers NON exposure contfsctsu Svss ~ ply
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-28

II have no. seen . happier man than the
supsr intsndsnt for long tims." continued
M. Er~iu. s'If ron had invested the mes
~ for his individual bsneot. be could net
have been half 90 well plesssd"
ale seems an sxcslIsnt man, and "a
whose heart il in his work." s'fd Mr.
Stssl." ,.
.He had already taken in The poor little
boy and girls on the :trsnsth iyour nos.a
donstiop," said E'. Arw'n,--tnfee coi's
dren lifted out Of want ana euuense. eno
placed under Christian guardianship Juss
shink Oft wss truly rejeissd whsa -
told me. 1t Vas we'll done, my friend
we'll DONE"
"And what Of ysur COED purpose, xr.
Erwin ?" asked NJ. Steel.
1.-TWO little girls-bsbes almost" replied
Mr.. Erwin. in . lower veice, that almost
trsabled With fosline-"Wsrs brought %
me. As licked q them. the Supsrin-
tsodsnt sid 4 heard Of then tive dayS
go. Their wrstchsd rsethss hadjust died.
and, adylne, hsd given thssn tea sciena
companion. Hanger, cold. de1vsdciso.
suffering. :srius, gre in the Wy before
them :. aud, tat Ssr ysur Timely cd,
UoOulO INV w. ~ RvWVs - 'ss9~' 49, .
Bat yeu gave ne the means Of rescue and
hSss they are, inneesnt - yet, and out o.
dangss. 10 I'll ~ lie, ~ friend. thsrs
hAs net been given to ~ moment 81 s'n-
Fer ...e time, NJ. Steel .. . .ssins ;
At length he said. "This - nsw exper''
sass, something bsysnd the ceo ".
Investments 10 any time. but nsn ne :: .hss p.'ds
80, ejaculation you almsst dragged me
into 4 but see thst il will yield unSailisG
dividends Of pleasure"
ave have tlrssd leaf in the book Of
lie" ssid his # ed, land On the nsv psgs
which nov Lies before 10, We ind II written
that 10 wiss dispsnsatisn. not in men GET
ting aud boarding, liss the secret Of hsppi.
ass. The lake sust have On sutlet, sivina
forth iss crystal wstsss 10 full measure, 4 Il
would keep them pun aed Waelsesos. Or
like ths Dead See, twill b fnll Of bittsr-
nasa AID hold M Nfa IN in ho1om."
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Il removed; he skia becomes sassel asd healthy,
asd rsas,ns Permanently Asaas1. wsAesstA The ~ q
fHss. Tssrss. 3Aas- Hsss., lssu. essssns Ism,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-28

Psssa Cserss, Of New York, built amer
his swn osdsls the 6rst lecsastivs ses.
otraessd II America. Fer thirty yssss II
has been making glue. and his business will
oeick 70 him - long Is he sticks 10 hi
\ husinsas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-28

II is said that plan has been project ID
e connect The srpsv part Of the Ohio rivsr
With The Gulf Of MeEics By nsv water
seute. A canal thirty milss lsng, between
she Csssa river and the Tssnsssss win fern
- principal link in The ehauasl II esu>
0unisatien.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-28

In this country We consume % average
81 about 6vs bushels Of wheat to the inhab-
liant. 10 England, il y estimated By the
Mark Lane Expvess that the average con :
sumption Of wheat 10 elk bushels TO the
inhahitant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-28

KAnsAs produces the Ansst apples TO b.
oss With anyWhsrs. Gays the Fsrt Sect
Asaiesr. aad turpips called the "Unssndi--
eisnal Ssrrsadsr" wsigA from to u psuads
|saeh. Oas nan haslA theusaad bssAsls Il
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