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@I.OOO,0OO IN WATCHES.
FOR SALE on THE POPULAR
h@ONE PRICE PLAN, -RN
GIVING EVERY PATRON A
HANDSOME AND Reliable WATCH

~ Every patron Obtains Watch by this arrange
ment, costing but $40 while It. may be worth 5000
Ne partiality shown "a
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single certificate viii be sent By mail post paid
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most superb watch Tor 8lh 10 agents Or those wish
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OPENING CEREMONIES
OF THE
AND AGRICULTURAL
STATE FAIR
On the Morning of the 9Th instant.

Atl2 NJ. the Procession, led by the Most Reverend
Archbishop ODIN and his clergy. will leave for the
place Of celebration, within the Fair Grounds In.
closure. few minutes past II n. the Procession
will enter at the main entrance Of the Fair Grounds
at which time the Band, under the direction of
CHARLES JAEGER, will execute a Solemn
March.
The procession having reached the Arena, the
Choir, led by Professor DUBOIS, of the Cathedral.
assisted by his own Choir and volunteer amateur
singers, will sing an INVOCATION
The President will then present to the people Rev
Father REoULoN, who will deliver an address in
French.
The Band will then perform Grand, Solemn piece
of Music which will be followed by Full Chorus,
the Orchestra executing the MAGNIFICENT.
The ANNUAL ADDRESS will then be delivered
by the Orator Of the Day, Hon. JAMES B EUsTIs
This will be followed by the BENEDIOTION, and
the singing of the LAUDATE by the full Choir and
and Orchestra.
The whole will close with A GRAND FINALE by
the entire Orchestra. jas st 2dp
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AUCTION SALES.
CITY NOTES TAKEN AT PAR.

Extensive Sale Of Dry Goods, Clothing Hats, and
Fancy Goods.
Pr HOLE, BLORM ~ CO-JoHN G..
Blohm, AuotioDeer.-TUESDAY, January :,
1868, at 10 O'Clock A. ID. at their salesrooms No u
Chsrtros street, will be sold
1877 lots Well Assorted Foreign and Domestic DRY
GOODS.
200 lots CLOTHING.
81 dozen Mems and Boys HATS
200 lots of FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS.
Terms-Oash, payable one-hslf in City notes at
par balance in United States Treasury notes. jas
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The kew York 1iass 81 he s0ih altimo
publishes Warrington dispatch which
says tAat lhese are Grant climbs formed ID
Tia city ga q tbe Bon Butler clubs or1an-
lied here Lass spring. Thia is mistake.
We kaaw 81 neither erant nor Chase clubs
IA Aew Orleans up to this sine.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS. FOR RIVER IRA,
PORTATION,

OFFICE a ssIs FAINT QU.RTERMAsrER. t.
No. 81 Government Etreat ~
Mobile, Ala. December 81 Ise, {
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE S1
between Nobile and Mnntonr, ,no Ais 9 i9 river
mediate points of landing will be received AZ ua
office until IL NJ, January H. 1885, The neda ~ t tl9
dung 20 be in accordance with the following sohaae
tine blank columns therein to be filed with ths r.e
portation 1'i agrees 70 perform lhe trans
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RULES In BANKRUPTCY,
ADOPTED BY THE

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Judge Ofthe United States DistrIct Court,
Together with list of the United States Judicial
Officers Oft State. and the Act Of the Legislature
dividing the State into Congressional Districts has
just been published at the REPUBLICAN Office, and
is now ready for delivery.
Price, Soc 1ivodn
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THEATRE.

VARIETIES THEATRE.
THE OLD PRICES RESUMED.
SHAN VAN VOCHT.
MONDAY EVENING January G. and until further
notice. First production in this city of Edmund
faconers celebrated irish Sensational Drama
Astounding in Thrilling Effects, Characteristic
Scenery Intense Interest, and a Powerful Cast
entitled the PEEP o. DAY.
Barney O'Toole, true Peep o Day, W. r. Floyd
Harry Kayauagh, q true son of Erin Frank LAWYER.
Rev. Mr.. OLeary, the good Soggarth. John Dyott
Mary Grace, the Flower of Erin, Mrs. Gomersal
Kathleen Kavanagh. Kathleen Mavourneen, Miss
Alice Placide. mr. Hagan. Mr.. Hsight Mr.. Parkes
Mr., Morrison, Miss Mary Carr, Mrs Seymour, Miss
Rose Wood, etc, etc. Incidental to the drama the
new version of Shan Van Voeht. Songs Dances
Reels, Jigs, and true picture Of an irish Fair Jas
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JOHN T. BARRETT. JoHN 1L w1EMGn
RARRETT a. yvIEBLAMN,
Wholesale and Retail DeaIsrsin
HARDWARE. STOVES, SHIP on NDLEBT
PAINTS. AND OILS,
Marb1etzea AEanteIs. Crates, Blass,
Round Square. and Hoop Irbu,
Copper, Tin. and Shsst Iron Ware.
Nos. 5ss and Sgs Leves street,
Near soraParu Market, Fourth district,
no29sm NEW ORLEANS
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Book 81 JOB printing Of every description
naAlg pssga q the onice Of the Rzrus.
seAN Alas s. s.. chaslea street.
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"AA'Iot hltst
DIX CnAs. T. NASH, AUUTIONRER,
~ Office Masonic Hall Auction Mart corner Of
St. Charles and Perdido streets. FRIDAY, January
10, 1883, at lO6 o'clock A. M, on the premises, by
order of the United States Government will be
sold
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND with all
the improvements thereon situated in the FIRST Dis.
trict of this city in square bounded by Canal Gas.
quet, Marals, and Where Streets designated by Nos
l. 2, and as per plan drawn by j. Pihe, SURVEYOR.
dated HAY 3, 1859, and deposited in the office Of
L. Hermann.
Lots Nos. and measure each q feet, inches,
and lines front Canal street, by depth between
parallel lines of III feet, 10 inches and lines Lot
No, forming corner Canal and MRrais streets Lot
No. measures q feet inches, lines front on
Canal street, by depth between parallel lines Of
1T feet, inches, and lines together with the use
of an alley in the of said lots, ten feet wide
The improvements consist Of an elegant two and
half story BRICK SLATED MANSION, with all
modern improvements and convenienoes, brick outer
buildings, Stables. etc, forming corner of Canal and
Maras streets
This property was built and owned originally by A.
Heins ESQ. and erected at an immense cost for his
own use being finished in the most elaborate STYLE
solid mahogany doors, etc.
Terms.
Purchaser must assume payment Of twenty promis
Z
order and by him indorsed dated oath April 1867
payable year after date, with interest at per
cent after maturity, the whole amounting to $4,000
Balance half cash, on the spot in United States
Treasury notes, and the other half when title is per-
fected.
ALSO
Will be sold at the same time and place
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the above man
sion. consisting Of elegant and deliberately carved
Rosewood and Mahogany Parlor, Dining, and Bed.
room Furniture, elegant Damask and Lace Curtains
large French plate gilt frame Mirrorsl Brussels and
Velvet Medallion Carpets, Cat Glass and China Ser
vice Sets, Oil Paintings, Engravings, Bronze statu
cites, ETC., etc, being the most magnificent assert
ment of Household Furniture ever offered for salo
at auction to the public of this city.
N. B.-House open for inspection three days before
sale.
Terlns-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes on the spot.
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PROPOSALS. FOR TRANaPORTA,
TEON.

OFFICE OF AssIsTAST QuARTERArAsTEH U. S. A., 4
No 81 Government street. 4
,.n.r,. - Mobile, Ala, Dect mtIer rs 1861
INHALED PROPOSALS. IN TR PLIdATE WILL
~ be received at this fffice until u ~ FUESDAYl
tne l4tn DAY Of nuary, 1868, Tor furnishing sneh
transportation between Mobile Forts Gaines and
Morgan, and such other points a. the Ouarst
masters Department may require
a, Ihe regular service required will be from two %
snt9e SIlps per week to the Forts and other poiuh
hlds vii state the rate PEI day. for each days
service to be performed, twentyfour Hours coRsb
tuting day.
Contractor to furnish transportation wheusvu
called upon BY the Qnartermasters Department and
to give bonds.
gontract TO commence January lG 1851
- Proposals 70 be Endorsed ''Proposald for WatR
transportation" and addressed to the tndersignet
BY order Brsvet Brig. Gen. R. SaTton, Chief QuE
termaster Third Mil taSy District
CHAKLHS A. REYNOLDS
iSreyet 1t. Col. and A. q. H., U. s. A.
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peck AND JOE PRINTING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Neatly executed At the oians Of ths
R ZIP u BLXCAN,
Nc. ~ ~ CAasies stress
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AssIGNEEs SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

AssIGNEEs SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
ON TUESDAY, THE 7rH DAY OF JANUARY,
1865, at l0o'oock A. NJ, will be offered for sale
at the store lately occupied by Oscar Jordy Bank.
rupt, Claiborne street, between Common and
Palmyra streets, all the
STOCK AND FIXTURES of said Store,
Consistingof
A general assortment of HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS.
Terms Of sae-Oash.
de27lOt E. Z. NORTON. Assignee.
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O. E. eRARDEY. t. L. MACON NIcH's J. HoEx
q E. GTRARDEx a. CO.,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERs,
nos. IA and IL Exchange Place,
Between Canal and Customhouss streets, in the
Merchants Exchange Building,
NEW ORLEANS.
VIII attend 70 the Sale, Purchase, and Renting OF
Real Estate, as heretofore negotiate Mortgages, and
attend to outdoor Sales Of every description. dlA
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PROPOSALS. FOR COMMtssARy
STORES

A. BECKWITH,
Brsvet Mai. Gen. aud Q. s., b. S. A.
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The Cost OF Radical RuIe.

Our national expenses are ST., O00,-
900 per month; 1886, 666 66 per day;
$13,61I IL per hour; $2,268 81 per
minute, and 1878 02 per second. And
this after four years Of peace. Think
of it, We Taxpayers and laborers.-
Plain Dealer.
Grant it. Reduce this sum, ST.
100000. to a gold valuation, and we
have 81, 1873 1873 80 as the monthly ex-
pense of our Government-a great
proportion of which was forced upon
us by the civil war which Southern
Democrats, aided by Northern Cop
perheads, brought upon the country.
In the last year of Buchanan's ad-
ministration. q gear Of peace, the
monthly expenses of the Government
were 81, 100000 in gold, thus showing
| the present increase to be only 1898. :
1913, or about Al per cent, although
the population has increased q per
cent. That would show a decrease
of expenditures, taking difference Of
population into consideration, In
spite of the extra expenses caused by
the closing up of the Southern Dem
ocratic rebellion.-C 2edUeIdnd Ledder.
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Keep It Before the Pe0ple-The Pah.
lie DebE Increased over one linn.
dred and Fifty Millions Since the
Close OF the War
The following is the official state
ment of the public debt, made by Sec
rotary McCulloch, on the 31st ultimo.
as compared with his official state
ment on the 31st of March, 1865, at
the close of the war:
July 81, 500 534 4S0 81
A'ica Oh 2S6d955,077 81
lncrease....................-...s l56,579. 4o3 80
Such is the effect Of three years Of
ha n1 rule in time of peace.
inls II the kind of peace" Grant
and Palmer want.
Let US have peace. 80 ,our;,er.
We find the above precions norsel
In the Courier. We ventura tbo O.
sertion that no other newspaner il tbo
country would dare to make sroh :
display Of its stupidity for the ver~
doubtful prospect of making a point
against an opponent. The Courier as
serts that the war had closed March
81, 1865, when every boy in the coun.
try, old enough to go to a primary
school, knows that Gen. LEE did moi
surrender until April 8. KIRBY
SMITH and MAdRUDER did not sur.
render until June 2, and the order
mastering out the army was not issued
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< LET US FOLLOW THAT
BANNER"
Sc We Want Peace, but VIII Have War
Rather chan DishODOr."
= KIND WORD TO ~OUR COLORED
ERzENDS.'s


A Democratic ratification meeting
was held in Mobile, on the evening of
the 18th inst. The speakers were
JOHN FoRsYTH, Gen. G. A. BATTLE
Formerly of the rebel army and C.
G.. LANGDoN. FORsYTH's speech has
not been reported. but the addresses
of BATTLE and LANGDoN are given
in the Register. We quote:
BATTLES SPEECH.
I have come to meet those endear-
ed to me by common sufferings and
common glories, and in the presence
OF this immense multitude acknowl-
edge my obligation to them, and in
the hallowed presence of fathers and
mothers, and wives and children, offer
to them the tribute of heart bound
ing with gratitude and love.
have come to meet those comrades
SO tried and SO true. / desired to
thank them for the glorious past, to
counsel with them of the threatening
future, and to abjure them by every
consideration that can move patriots
heart and fire a hero's spirit, to pur-
sue such course Of action as will de-
mopstrate to all mankind that the
spirit OF liberty still survives; that
here, In this beautiful city Of the
Gulf, honor's empire is firm pillared
as the eternal hills.
Comrades, brothers, year after year
you bore the Confederate flag thr6u0h
fire and tempest, and upon more than
two hundred battlefieIds covered il
with victory. Your imperishabIe
glories are intrenched in the impreg-
nable fortress of the past. and no
power can dim their effulgence. Hate.
m1ahgnlty, and tyranny are impotent
70 transform patriots into traitors and
heroes into slaves. You, my COM
tues .hhues' and you alone, can obliterate
o ene gl99Trious record. VIII you do it,,
t j., su a. IT y remain perpetual heri-
lase % your children? What though
your nag went down bathed in wo-
man consecrating tears, and baptized
IN the best blood Of the nation? this
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21
pnIiticnI Nnfes.

CrNrpAL John A. LOGAN of Hi
rois Who has lust returned from a
biobIv successful canvass of Maine.
saws that State viii give an increased
Rennblican majority in September.
Gov. BAKER addressed an immense
meeting at Harrodsburgh, in Monroe
County, on Tuesday last. The New
Albany Commercial says it was the
largest political meeting ever held in
that part of the State. The Cover
nor's speech was the ablest ofhis life,
and was enthusiastically received by
the assembled multitude.
Twill be seen by our notice else
where in this issue, that Governor
OGLEsBY of Illinois will speak on the
fourth of September at the Wander
burgh County Convention, and on the
fifth at the Posey County Conven-
ton. These is probably the only
speeches he viii make in this State,
for ne is busily engaged in the Illinois
canvass. a
II. NEALL, who was General SAM.
CARY's principal supporter for Con-
gress last year on the Workingmen's
ticket, has taken the stump at Gin
cinnati in opposition to CARY and in
support Of GRANT and CoLFAx.
JUDGE MERRILL, who was nomi-
mated by the Democracy of Meigs
County for Treasurer, declines, and,
it is said, will vote for GRANT and
! CoLFAx. Hon. DENNIS MCCARTHY,
Of Iowa, lifelong Democrat, has
also bolted SEYMOUR and taken the
stump for GRANT and CoLFAx.
In April, 1868, Governor SEYMOUR
vetoed the bill passed by the New
York Legislature allowing soldiers tC
vote in the field. The bill was passed
over his veto, and the New York sol
diers were therefore allowed to vote
Now, Governor SEYMOUR wants thu
votes of the soldiers, and he boasts o
having signed ''over fifteen thousand
commissions of Union officers during
the war. He viii not gain soldiers
votes by such talk as this.
In the county Of Marion there was
paid last year income tax to the
amount Of sixty-fve thousand dollars
of which the farmers of the county
pay 81, Ola 65 This will be good t
remember when the Democratic off
GERS pirate to the farmers of their rev
enue burdens.
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IumBER. sc.

TREBLE. MYERS dE BRO,
Successors 20 steele & Trfble,)
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames,
MOULDINGS, &c.
All orders for work in the Building line
are promptly attended to.
We keep constantly on hand all kind
of LUMBER, PIN K and POPLAR FIOOR'
ING, EATHERBOARDING, &C.
Scroll Saving of every description Az
Dressing of Lumber done to order.
Factory at the old stand of Steele
Second St., bet. Chestnut and CheFiJ,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
GARD.
In retiring from the above partnership
desire to return my thanks to my friends
who have favored me with business, and
would ask their continuance with the new
firm. JAMES STEELE.
Evansville. Jan. %.
LUMBER-LUMBERy
FHTHEE SBRSCREBER CONTINUES
- the Lumber Business at his old stand
at the corner of Main and Seventh Streets.
and would respectfully inform the public
that his stock is large and second to none
IN the assortInents, embracing Pine OF a.
thlcknesses and quality, from the NIECE
Third Common Saginaw Board mp !
Three-Ineh First clear Plank.
Also, 500 DOORS of various thickness
| and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window Sash, Pine and Poplar Shingles
| 3 and Al feet Lath, Mouldings, CasinR1
/ Quarter-Round, &C., &c.
| Orders from the country, river or ral
/ filled promptly.
sell d3m JOHN +. GLOVER.
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THE manner in which the Copper.
heads are conducting the present
campaign, is fairly illustrated by the
following Infamous paragraph clipped
from the New York World:
The fact is noteworthy that. no
Generals support Grant except such
as mere thieUe5 or such as favor a mill
tary and not a republican form of
government. Those that were bur
glars aud those who uphold the des-
potlsm of the sword are all that 90
for him in the army"
Among these thieves we suppose
the World classes SHERMAN. SHERt-
DAN, THOMAS, ScHoFIELD, CANBY.
WOoD and Cox.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21

His acknowledged ability and many
excellent traits of character have
given him warm hold upon the
affections of the people of this Dis
trict, and he is every way qualified for
the discharge of the delicate duties
Of that exalted position.-Otoe,lsboro
HO0if0y
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21

until August 1st. We have been
under the impression, heretofore, that
the Courier was simply presuming on
the stupidity of its readers. We are
now convinced that 10 this we were
mistaken. The ignorance and stupid
ity manifested are evidently because
the editors don't know any better
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21

Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM, in the course
of a speech in Congress, on the sixth
of July 1861, just before the battle Of
Bull Run, uttered the following afro
cious sentiment:
Then, sir, / am not Southern
man either-dtkougb IA This most IN
holy and unconstitutional crusade
against The South, IN The midst of the
ilsurrectioR and murder to achich she
has been subject, and aoith aohich she
Is still reoteRed-a1M the torch of the
iacendiary and tie dagger of the
assassin suspended oUer henry most
cordtaJ syDapathies are l*selly e1itlr
hen"
Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM declared, in
his speech at Fort Wayne, very re-
Gently, that, every opinion ever ut
tered by me-eVery sentiment ever
expressed by ne, tFom April, 1861,
to the close ef the civil war, COM
mands my assent and approval to-day"
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Igents o. fhe Ionrnal .

II. A. HALL. Princeton, Ind. -,
Can't LEVI FERGUSON. Peters OuTgh, lhu'
II 1RRy II. SMITH. Washington, IND
- w. j.. HEMMENwAY, BoouVlle, 1nu-
a. R. DERRuIER, Newburgh, Ind.
IoITS M. IoCKwoOD. Mt. Vernon, ina.
ri IN. FOSTER. Fort Branch. Ind.
II. ". WEAVER, Poseyville, md.
s. x. C0RWTN, -omerville. Ind.
can't. WHITING, Cynthiana, IND.
u. II. ROGERS, New Harmony, lhu.
HARVEY BOND, Hazieton. lno; III
THos. MoCUTcf EN-. sandeTsyiiiliieelis ii ind.
ITRBIr MAREs, Black Hawk p y n to ms
iTbev win also receive and IoIWsssi@~ -
Or,iers lor Binding and Job ffin''ls
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Democratic Candidate in the Second
KenfuckY District.

A correspondent of the Louisville
Courier suggests the name of the
Hon. Robert Il. Glass, the popular
Representative In the Legislature
from Henderson County, as a candi-
date for Congress in this district.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21

According to psychologists, the human
Every day, every hour, ex cry moment,
of the frame are wasting away, and being
impercepttby replaced by new material.
Health depends upon the nature of that
diseased, full of vitality and elasticity or
feeble and fiaecid, depends mainly upon
the action of the stomach. In warm wea-
ther the waste of the sy stem Is very rapid,
and if il is not as rapidly repaired by the
great sustaining organ, the consequence is
debility, cancellation, and decay. 1t is,
the stomach be kept in q vigorous condition at
this trying season, and the safest, surest,
and best tonic that can be employed for
that purpose is HOSTETTER'o BlTTERS.
This Incompatible vegetable stomachic
gives unWonted energy 10 the digestive
powers, promotes the conversion of the
food into healthiul blood, (which IS, so TO
speak, the raw material of all the solid
portions of the bOdy,) and thereby puts
the system in the best possible state of de-
Tense against epidemic and other diseases.
The strong require 1t TO keep up their
strength; the weak, to re-invigorate them.
1t consists of the purest OF all diffusive
stimulants, charged with the juices and
extracts OF the most genial roots and
herbs, and Is a permanent re,torative-
not mere temporary excitant. It &C is
simultaneously upon the stomach, the
bowels, and the liver, and is the best
known remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness,
costtveneSs, and general debility.