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WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 23. 1868.

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BEAUTIFUL aud APPROPRIATE HOLl-
- DAT oIFf-LosslNGs PICTORIAL HISTORY oy THB CIVIL
WAR Proiussy osrsd from drasng BY tbs uihor Comp n
1esu,o VelHnss s3 to So Sold By subenppos al B8I~
khAf \ CO. gsalsesn ~ w wqasT,t/
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crowd. Miles D Warren, the famous
CLERK Of the Tarascon, notwithstand-
ing the pressure on his time, con-
tributed largely to the enjoyment of
his guests, played the gallant with
injm table grace to some of the fair
daughters Of Evansville. The Tar
ascon arrived at our wharf at
midnight, and left on the ar
rival of the Quickstep at one
o'clock Sunday morning, having
registered fully 200 passengers on the
round trip Not the slightest acct
dent married the festive scene. which
was in every respect a most brilliant
success. The boat was eorgeously
decked with flags. and never looked
more beauti nj. In all ths vast crowd,
not more than one or two persons
manifested the least signs of inebria-
ton.
THE CELEBRATION AT sTRIEGTowN.
The celebration at Stringtown was
a success beyond what was anticipa-
ted. The exercises we're opened with
prayer by the Rev. James Blackwell,
after which the Declare ton of
Independence was read by Mr.
Jessie Upheld. A song, com
posed by member of the
Mechaniesville Lyceum for the occa
sion, was then sung by Miss Olive
Wood. We regret that we have not
space for its publication. The inter-
val before the hour for speaking had
arrived was filed by the singing of
patriotic songs. which exercise was
engaged in with a will and a spirit.
Mr.. Luke Wood then delivered an
excellent Grafton, appropriate on the
occasion, which was listened to with
interest. The speaking ended, a
bountiful dinner was partaken of by
all, and enjoyed with great zest.
In the afternoon DR. Jones, of this
city, addressed the children in one of
his happiest efforts. The address was
| pleasing and entertaining to roth old
and young Miss Luiy Tileston, by
request, sung a solo, Your Mission, y
and received deserYedly the I'M
bounded applause of the audience.
Mr. William Tileston, of this city, as
the leader Of the little folks in the
singing exercises, was most happy
All passed off in the pleasantest man.
Ber possible, and at a reasonable hour
in the evening the people returned to
their homes, feeling no doubt that the
day had been spent with profit, as
well as with great pleasure.
CELEBRATION AT EDMoNDs's GROVE.
The celebra ion at Edmoads's G. owe,
five miles below the CRY. was largely
attended, and was really delightful
affair The Romeo carried people
from the city, and was crowded full
on her return. The Sunday School
children enjoyed themselves highly
| The refreshments we're abundant and
elegant, Judge Parrett delivered a
short address we'll adapted to the oc-
casion, and remarks were made by
others. After enjoying a delightful
day in the grove, those from the city
returned at an early hour, we'll salts
fed with the pleasure they had en-
joyed. Tho pressure on our columns
prohibits more extensive report.
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EDIToRrAL COURTESY The edi-
tor of the Evansville JOURNAL, know
ing that the proprietor of the Courier
is not in the city, takes advantage of
his absence to misrepresent his potiti-
cal views.
This is scarcely respectable" but
il is eminently OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nile Courier.
The only statement we h!saaE-ss laTn-
-G--L-ssf-av-Io g7Uz77eT was an eX-
tract from report of his speech be-
fore the Spencer County Democracy,
which was published in the Roekport
Journal immediately after its deliv-
cry, and which appeared in the jour
NAL while the proprietor was at
home. But even if we had been
guilty of the ofense charged, it was
not half SO discreditable as the dis
avowal of editorial responsibility +"
for his endorsement of Capt. De LA
HUNT and - his wT record" which
certainly did apl ear while "the pro-
prietor Of the Courier was not in the
city"
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A CoNTRAsr. - TIE Indianapolis
Sentinel, hard pushed By the Journal
of that city on the Democratic IMAM
oial management of State and county
affairs, seeks for capital out of the
following fact, which it commends
to It's neighbor
"Warrick County, reliably and
strongly Democratic, Is out OF debt,
and has a surplus OF Sy,971 IS IN the
county treasury.
= We cannot contradict the statement
tRat there is now in the treasury of
that county a surplus of S9,97l 50. as
We have no information upon the sub
iect but We do know that certain
holders Of Warrick County orders in
this city quite recently were very glad
to sell them at discount of ten per
cent. If then, the county treasury
was in a plethoric state, it ought to
have a better effect upon the county
paper.
During the last campaign we had
occasion to make contrast between
the rate of taxation of Vanderburgh
and the neighboring Democratic
counties. and the following was the
result of the comparison instituted
with Warriek County, which from
its organization has been controlled
by Democratic fnanciers. The figures
are taken from the Auditors Report
for 1866:
Voters. Local Tax. Per voter
Van = ali ieT bii;f..ii' 6.55 Ss.oH Is o.
The above figures include the Spe
eial School tax, which falls heaviesr
upon the Republican counties, and il
not properly chargeable to county tax.
alton. Ii We deduct this tax we have
the following contrast:
Voters. Local tax. Per Voter
Vand ERR 674s5 10 81
With such a rate of taxation, ole
Democratic Warick ought not only tt
be ought of debt, and have a surplus
in the treasury, but ought to be en-
abled to raise its credit on Count.
orders.
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Apnnts fnr fhe Jonrnal.

H. A. HALL. Princeton. Ind.
Can't. LEVI FERGU ON. Petersburgh. 1nd
HkRRY X. SMITH, Wa hington, Ind
". J. L. HFMa6ENwAT, Boonvil'e, Ind.
& r ID BRU1.Et, Ne burgh, Ind
T0zrV NJ LOCKWOOD. Mt. Vernon, Ind.
r. NJ. FOSTER. Fort Branch, Ind.
III Nv. WEA FR POseyvtlIe. Ind.
81 X; CNRWrN. Onervllle, Ind.
Cant. WHITING, Cynthiana, Ind.
n 8. ROGERs. New HARMONY. Ind.
HARVEY HONp, Tazteton. Ind.
sFHos. Mct,U4c. En-. Ssndersviile, IEd.
NTRrrN MApEs. Black Hawk Wills, Ind.
They will also receive and forward to us
orders tor Bind ng aud Job Printing.
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TOBACCO ANTIDOIE.

WARRAryTED 10 remote ALL DESIRE for To-
bnccO. This great remedy is an excellent
appei lzer. II purlffes the blood, inVigOr-
ates the system possesses great nohrlsh-
ing anc strengthening power enables ne
stomach to digest tho bearItgb fOOd,
makes Steep refresh ny, and ESTABLISHES
robust health. smokers aud Ehe2peTs Jog'
bftY Years cured. Price Fly Cents, POST
freO. a treaties on the injurious effects OF
Tobacco, with lists OF references, test mo-
mails. &C, SENT FREE A sents wanted.
Addre~s DIR. 4. r.. fABB0TTs Jersey City,
New Jersey.
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Book ACkNT- WAIVED FoR 4 .wLAND'g
GR,a M


As = s0LnT Avn a Stat sM n.
An accura o hIsfor Of HIS NIT rv aud
(ivi Career In on la &c ciH - siuur
ne flv b5U age q eiy - ustrstled Ageuts
" II Il at tht~ ne . - .Ie. sci the pr, =
tin tn "a .0e5t coa,antsstOD trea
we emu, y no trs1e ~ 7gea \, iud HeT
EFT, q inducs me- Is q ANA = H. NNeits
VIII see the q a ege OF q q * Gfrec q
" tn tire 77WbA,he5S der tive tstis.,i-
lar and fee m a "a e. J Il BUlkk q CO.,
rub sli Is. II G 70 M
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. e. GEz.BERT a 90

- Il. GEEBERT az 90
Sc No. 81 NORTH FIR8T STREE g.
Win be pleased TO see all their old custo
ers, and as many new ores as viii favor
them with e call. a full assortment Of
Groceries, etc, always on hand, and for
sale at the lowest market prices.
SS- Agents for Stafford Mills alabama
Cotton Yarns, at msnufacturers' prices.
We 1Ciu ptUe special Inducements % nu those
buying for CASH .[oc9
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THE NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.
celebrations in the CITY and Vicinity.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
On Saturday. the Fourth, in accord
ance with the almost universal GUS
tom, was clear and intensely hot, the
mercury ranging from ninety-four to
ninety eight degrees in the shade, at
points exposed to the light breeze
that prevailed. In some localities,
we are told it was 102 degrees in the
shade. The continued dry weather
had rendered the streets and roads
very dusty, aud extremely unpleasant
for professions, hence none Of them
we're large.
OPENING sALUTEs
Were fred, Of course, at early dawn,
rousing the city from its sleep. In
deed, there was scarcely a need for
salutes to awaken the people, as few
had been permitted to sleep, by tho
discharge of ERE arms during the
night frca midnight till morning.
NOTES OF PREPARATION
We're soon heard and seen. Mar
shals and their deputies, committee
men and others, dashed through the
streets on horseback with the speed
and important bearing of couriers
with dispatches to headquarters. Lit
lie girls who were to figure in the
Matt nat Democratic procession,
rushed from house to house, to ex-
hibit TO their less fortunate acquaint-
ances their new harness, and to ex-
press the deep disgust they had ex-
periepced on a former occasion, when
after having arrayed themselves in a
ike gorgeous style, they had. upon
arriving at headquarters, found no.
body but " a lot Of Dutch"
TIP ST. JOHNS CHURCH CELEBRATION
Was, IN almost every respect, a grand
and substantial success. The Sunday
School turned ont in large numbers.
neatly and tastefully urragea for the
occasion. The procession consisting
Of the Grand Army of the Rerpbl;c
the scholars of st. johns suudav
School, Turner's, the Artillery. AMI
others, were formed according to pro.
gramme under command of Colonel
Grill as Chief Marshal, and led by
the famous Crescent City Silver
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Selling Ont at Cost.

RYOSEs WEI. on Locust street, near
4$A, second, VIII di pos. Of his entire
soc OF GROCERIES Al cost. Whstever
is not sold by tbs 18TH inst viii be offered
at auction to The highest bidder
iel dtI5 Courier copYsl
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WE give M our Editorial space this
morning to the reports of the observ-
ance of the National Anniversary IN
this city and vicinity.
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efnn REWARD.

PETEEE 4 HsssyE REWAEED WILL BE
q paid for the recovery of the body OF
Ben Hubbs, supposed to have been drown
ing, June 9Th. The only clothing he had
on, as IS supposed, was an undersnlfC:
he was i've feet eight inches high, mad
dark hair, hazel eyes, no wuiszerss Weigh
ed lao pounds, anu was % years old.
1unels If sAMUEL HUBRSs
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Unite0 States MarshaI's Notice

United States OF mexica. District OF In.
diana. ~
gEY j. EREAS, libel Of in'ornatioL
w was ed IN the istrict Courf OF tht
United stat for tn Dis Fict o ndia "a
on the "a day juno. 1868, by ugu
Schu = Cherle5 ihumsn. Ferdina q
HuI q, A g. IA der JACK, WI Il ~ oepe,
JonI y or IS, Jon Ihum n, and VILLAIN
p cker, b T.. II proc. or, harles f.. MaFAn.
4. against tue steam 'eiIy boat "-t toe
Wa Ia CO son ter en- iBt E, FAC le, d o
parel, al uTDlture. eized at "a q 1Ist rtct
up u cause o dsm ger, civil md mari
time, aimiI G 500 80, and praying pro-
Cess az tinSi Assia goOps, and that the same
may be 0 dem ed sol theref r.
Nov, therefore. pursuance of the mo
niJIun under he seal Of said Court. 10 me
directed and a j ) cred, I do Q eby give
public notice TO all persons claiming said
go DIS. or any psrt thereof. or IN any man
ner interested therein, THAT they DO and
appear before The said the District Court
Of the United states. TO b held at the eity
OF diana pclis, IN ana for the district OF
Indiana, on tue 6rst Monday OF August
next IT ten O'Clock of the fore oon OF tba
day, then and there to interpose their
claims ST d rnake their allegations ia tina
behalf
ZEN. BPO0NER, Barahal. q. q.
Attests J. D. ROWLAND, CIerlI.
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United States Marshals Notice.
United States OF America, District of In.
diana, IS:
|WTHEE EAS, 4 LIBEL OF EE-
We lol nation was died Ia the DIstrfcl
Court o. the United states for he District
OF Indiana, ora The 2ith q y Of June, 1865
by WIulaIu II 1OttllSou, Herr Hoover,
JOnp Sheer, William sheer - 4llan1 Re ~.
Clement Reitz, and John Martin. By &.
DeIby, Esq Iheif proctor a .ai1sJ the
steambrs "Gol6hDch, wreck thereof,
AM ner boats, tackle, MACH cry, apparel,
aud furntIure, SO ae3 a. SAID iistIict upon
q cause OF ~ artttaae salvage, and praying
process sgatnsI said goods. and that the
same may DC condemned and sold there
for.
now, therefore, in pursuance Of the mo-
milton under the seat OF said Court o me
directed and delivered. ] do hereby give
public nOllCe to all PERSONS claiming said
goods, OF any Part hereof or ia any man
ncr Interested therein. hat they DO and
appear before the said the District Cour'
OF The United States, 10 be cid st tho CT
OF indianapolis, in q q for the tiistr1ct o.
Indiana O., tnr ISL MOn1ay Of August next
st 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon OF Lhai day
fbcn and there 70 interp0 their claims
and make fhe1r q eeat1ou~ IN that be-
h9If. BEN. SP0ONER, MA shall 4 s.
Attest: J. ID. HOWLA D. Clerk. teze dI4i
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