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Indiana In the Convention.

The result of the National Repub-
lican Convention which met at Chi
cago last week has proven entirely
satisfactory to all Republicans
throughout the country, but espe-
cially so to Indianians. Never before
in the history of parties has there
been so much consideration shown to
the preference or views of the Union
men of this State. The nomination
for the Vice Presidency was the great
prize to be awarded, as the Conven-
ton had merely to Tatify the choice
Of The people for the Presidency,
already indicated. The Office Of Vice
President has been greatly exalted
in importance since the last National
election, and the nomination of the
party was more strenuously sought
after by the friends Of dis
tiuguished statesmen than at any
previous Convention. Under the cir
cumstances, with the candidate tor
the Presidency from the neighboring
State Of Illinois, it Is a very high
compliment to SCHUYLER CoLFAx,
and a distinguished honor to ehe
State that he should have secured
such a great and decided victory over
his competitors. One of the strong
arguments used By the Indiana dele
gates at Chicago was that Mr.. Cor
FAx's nomination would add very
greatly to our strength in the State
Let US prove true to our promises
and to Indiana's faVorite SOP, and
/. organize thoroughly for the campaign
IN order that we may carry the
Hoosier State by a larger majority
than it has ever before given to any
candidate.
The important position of Chair
man Of the Committee on Platform
was assigned to our veteran states
man, RICHARD w. THOMPSON, of
Terre Haute; and right well did he
discharge that delicate task. 10 order
to secure success, next to the proper
selection of candidates. 1t was essen
tial that the declaration of principles
should be such as would harmonic
and combine the party for vigorous
campaign. We doubt if a platform Of
principles was ever presented so en-
tirely acceptable. Col. THOMPSON and
his associates have done their work
well. It is incumbent upon US as In
dianians to make good and to vindi-
cate by a triumphant victory the prin-
ciples so clearly and correctly report
ed and adopted BY the Convention.
There never was a time when it was
incumbent upon the Union men Of
Indiana to put forth greater effort for
the triumph of our cause. Let US
show ourselves worthy of the conf
denee repOsed in our State.
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fving ali preiudices. We are for upiift-
lug the lowty and protecting the OPP
pressed Applause History re
cords to the immortal honor OF our
organization that it saved the nation,
and emaneipated a race; we struck
the letters from th2 limbs of the fet-
tered, and lifted millions into the glo-
rfous sunlightOf liberty. We placed the
emaneipated slave on his feet as a
man, and put into his right hand the
ballot to protect his manhood and his
rights We staked our political ex-
istence on the reconstruction Of the
revOlted States as the surest and eter-
nal corner stone Of loyalty, and VI
shall triumph. | know there is no
holiday contest before us; but with
energy and zeal-with principles that
humanity will approve, and that be-
heve that God viii bless-we shall 90
through the contest conqueriDg and
10 conquer; and on the 4th day of
March next the peoples champion
will be borne by the peoples votes to
yOnder White House, that | regret to
say is now dishonored by an unworthy
occupant. Then, with peace and con-
hdence, we may expect our beloved
country TO enter upon a career of
prosperity which shall eclipse the
most brilliant annals Of our past. l
bid goa God speed IN this work. And
now. good night
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CINCINN Att.
Joe COburR Attends the Races -CeIe-
brated London Divine In the City.

CINCINNATI, May 24.-The Rev. DR..
Puns heon, the celebrated London d.
vine, preached here twice to-day to
immense congregations. Hundreds
we're turned away from. the church
doors long before the services com
menced, thereon being insufficient.
A son Of John Mitchell Is now in
this city soliciting aid for New York
citizens
At Springfield, Ohio, yesterday,
Marsh, the man who sometime ago
carried off a tray Of diamonds from
the store of Duhme & Co., jewelers.
of this city, was sentenced to three
years In the penitentiary for a rob
berry committed at Springfield
CIscINNATI, May 24.-Joe Coburn.
the prize fighter. was on the ground,
at the Buckeye Races, yesterday, and
attracted great attention.
Last night a sparriDg exhibition
took place at the National Theatre.
Nearly 1900 persons were present.
There was considerable excitement
over the set-to between the amateurs,
named Brown and Coburn. Brown
got in blow on Coburn's nose. A
feat that has been Coburn's pride
could not be accomplished.
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CnIfax,s Sneech.

The telegraph, after giving the cap
ital speech of General GRANT to the
Republican serenaders at Washing
ton, on Friday night, failed to report
the speech of Hon. SCHUYLER Col
FAX. After the speech from General
GRANT the procession moved to the
residence of Speaker C0LFAx Calls
having been made for him, he appear
ed at the door of his residence in
company with Representative PIKE,
Of Maine, who, in few remarks, in
trodueed Mr.. CoLFAx.
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BALTIMORE.
Presbyterian GENERAL Assembly.

BALTIMORE, May 24.-Iu the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church, yesterday, the report of the
Board Of Directors of the Colum bian
Theological Seminary was presented
to the Committee on Finance. The
Treasurer OF the Publication Board,
the Board of Trustees of the Assem-
bly,. and the Committee on EYangel-
zeal Labors, all presented their re-
ports, which were read and adopted.
No other important business wa
transacted.
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PITTsBURG.
Large and Enthusiastic Republican
Meeting - Grand ratification -
Grant and COlfax Endorsed.

PITTsBURG, May PA very large
and enthusiastic Republican meeting
was held in City Hall last evening, to
ratify the nomination Of Grant and
Colfax Several distinguished speak
ers were present. Resolutions were
adopted heartily approving the prin-
ciples contained in the platform
adopted by the Chicago Convention,
as worthy of the support of all loyal
men of the Understanding in
Gen. Grant and Schuyler Colfax can
didates worthy the support of the peO-
pie who desire peace and harmony
among the States of the Union, and
heartily responding to the pledge
made by Allegheny County delegates
at Chicago to give November next a
loyal mojority of 900 votes for
Grant, Colfax and the Union
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We give in full on the second page
the eloquent speeches Of Hon. HENRY
s. LANE and others, 10 presenting the
name Of SCHUYLER CoLFAx before
the National Convention at Chicago.
The telegraph only gave a brief alb
st-act of ex-Senator LANES speech.
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THE Kentuokians are congratula-
ting themselves not a little over the
fact that had not Senator GUTHRIE
resigned, and Mr.. MCCREERY been
elected to take his place, impeach-
ment would have been successful, and
ANDREW JOHNSON would have been
removed from Office. They forget the
boast Of the Presidents friends, that
had another vote been necessary to
secure his acquittal, it could have
been had for a consideration. We
trust, however, that the boast was not
y founded.
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EUROPE.
Abb Case of Barrett-Japah News.

LONDON, May 24.-The efforts to
prove an abb 10 the case Of Barrett,
the Clerkenwell c0nspirator, have
failed, and his execution will take
place at the expiration Of the week
for which he was respited.
News from Yokohoma. Japan, to
April 10Th, via Hong Kong, has been
received in London, but has been an
ticipated three weeks by the arrival
of the steamship New York at San
Francisco on the 18th inst, which
brought Yokohoma dates Of the 18th
ult.
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sPEECH o. II. COLF.
Mr.. CoLFAx said:

My friends, l thank you with all
the emotions of a grateful heart for
this hattering manifestation of your
confidence and regard l congratu-
late you On the auspicious opening of
the eventful campaign on which we
are entering. The Chicago Convep-
ton, representing the entire CONT
mental area of the Republic. every
State, every Territory. every district,
and every delegate, from ocean to
ocean, declared that their first and
only choice for President was Ulysses
S. Grant. [Great applause.
Brave and yet unassuming; reticent;
and yet when necessary, firm as the
eternal hills. Applause With
every thought and hope, and aspira-
ton for his country, with modesty
only equaled by his merits, il is not
extravagant for me to say that he is
to day the man of all other men In the
laAd; first in war, first in peace, and
first in the hearts of his countrymen.
lGreat applause. His name is the
very synonym Of victory, and he will
lead the Union hosts to triumph at
the polls as he led the Union armies
to triumph IN the field; but greater
even than the conqueror Of V.eks-
burg and the destroyer Of the rebel
llon, Is the glorious Inspiration Of our
noble principles animated by the sub
lime truths of the Declaration of H.
dependence. Our banner, however.
bears a a INSCRIPTION more magnetic
than the names OfIts standard bearers.
which the whole world can see as it
floats to the breeze. Liberty aud
loyalty, justice and public safetr; de-
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Can't. WHITING. Cynthiana, Ind.
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Mayor Tompert and the
Police.
NEW YORK.
Extensive OOnnagratIOn.

New York, May 24.-An extern
sive confagration took place. this
afternoon at Pier p, North River,
destroying the offices and freight
houses Of the Neptune Steamship
Company. The propeller Ocean, be-
longing to the Neptune line, and ply
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ALBANY, May PA rumor of a
break In the Erie Canal, published in
New York yesterday, is without foun-
dation.
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DIED.

sCHUTZ.-Tn Evansville on saturday
evening, May 23d al six o'clock, Anna
MARIAN, consort 81 Frederick W. Schulz.
aged 90 years.
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THEY 1.-THE Republicans know, and
some Of the.abIest Of them admit, that
all their hopes of success are upon
Grant, ard that without him as their
candidate they would be certainly de-
feated They know that he isn't half
fl for the Office. or even for any civil
Office ten degrees below 1t. but at the
same time they are aware, that if they
don't take him, they will have to take
the consequences.-L0HisUjtle Jour.
So. then, the best chance to elect a
President 10 this country is to nomi-
nate man who isn't half fit for the
Office, or even for any civil Office ten
degrees below it'll" The man who
writes such stuff claims to be an in
telligeut editor, and his readers intel
ligent citizens What little talent
and brains the Louisville Journal
ever possessed seem to have been de-
stroyed by its pro-slavery malignity.
It's degeneraey is as pitiabIe as its
loss of position among the live news
papers of the country.
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STATIONERY. ETC.

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gaving completed their new four-story
tone building,
Next to t'e New Opera House
On Locust Street,
Are now receiving from manufacturer
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Large and Enthusiastic Re-
publican Meeting at
Pittsburg.

Grant and Colfax Endorsed
Extensive CoDfagration at
New York.
Joe Coburn Visits the Races
at Cincinnati.
The Express Robbery.
$4,000 Stolen.
Mayor Tompert and the
Police.
NEW YORK.
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If al Apostle iFasa temporary ane, ia
stitutbd only for the work Of laying
the foundation of the Church, and
was therefore confined to The twelve,
is efectually silenced by the fact that
Others were added to the number, and
that, too, before the canou of the New
Testament was completed. Thus the
miraculous conversion of St. Paul,
and his appointment to the first order
of the ministry Immediately, by Christ
himself, proves conelusively that the
order of the Apostles was not to be
limited to the College of the Twelve,
since he was. the thirteenth Apostle.
Barnabas was also set apart to the
work of an Apostle. and he made the
fourteenth. The power of their Office,
the commission which they had re-
ceived from Christ, was transmissi5le,
and so others. by receiving it. would
be admitted to the rank of an Apostle.
Hence, st. Paul ordained Titus to the
Office of an Apostle, and empowered
him to ordain Elders in every city.
He moreover consecrated Timothy to
the Apostleship, and the Churches in
Ephesus were placed in his charge.
s. RANDALL
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MASS CONVENTION
OF
VANDERBURGH COUNTY.

The Union men of Vanderburgh
County, and all who favor the cleo
ton of Grant and Colfax, are invited
to meet in Mass Convention, al the
CRESCENT CITY SPRINGS,
FRIDAY, SEPTSEBER 4TH, AT 10 A. ~,
To nominate candidates for Members
of the Legislature and the different
County Offices to be filled at the Octo-
her election.
GEN. RICHARD J. OGLESBY,
Governor Of the State Of Illinois, and
Col. CONRAD BAKER.
Governor of the State of Indiana,
have accepted invitations to be pres
ent and address the Convention.
Further information in relation to
the details of the Convention, will be
published hereafter.
By order Of the Executive Commit
tee. w. BAKER,
Chairman.
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Religious Intelligence.
CIIURCH NOrICrs

r..
9 GERMAN METHoDIsT.-Next Thurs
day, at 8 o'clock In the morning, the
Central German Nj. T.. Conference
will meet in the German M. E. Church
in this city, Bishop King ley. presid-
ing. The business will be conducted
in the English language. Preaching
each night, at s O'Clock, in the Ger
man language.
TRINITY NJ. E. CHURCH. = The
usual services in the forenoon. The
subject for the evening will be the
}" Appearance of Evil -
FIRsT BAPTIST CHURcH = Corner
of Third and Cherry Streets
Sunday School and Bible class, at 8
O'Clock AN. Preaching at 103 o'clock
by Rev. w. II. McCarer.
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SRECTAL NOTICES.
Physical Exhaustion.

Worn out with the burning heats of
Summer, the human system requires 10
be reinforced and regenerated at his sea.
son. Strength has been literally steamtng
out of it under q temperature that neces-
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season of remittent and intermittent fe-
vers. and the weak and enervated are
always their first victims. Now, there-
fore, is the time for inYIgoration. Those
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United States Marshal's Sale.

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30 Sale rendered b. the District Conf q,
the Un1ed states for the District of In
diana, sitting as IL Court of Admiralty in
the case OF George Armstrong. William
.-ilpin, WlInam ID. C9lvin, and others,
her engines, tackle, apparel, aud furntl
ture will, on tuesday, the LIST day OF
O'Clock AM. and 4 O'Clock Pm. OF said da1,
at the court house door, Main Street II,
the city Of Evansville, county of Wander
auction to the highest bidder The SAID
steam boat j. 4. Hoyie, her engines, tackle.
apparel, and furniture. 0'
BEN. SPOO Err.
United States Marshal:
By SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
auA dot
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
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RULES or aoYERNMENT.

l. The exercises shall consist of
Scripture Readings, Essays, Outlines
of Sermons, or subjects of discussion
determined by the Association. The
meetings shall be opened and closed
by devotional services.
2. At any meeting for which there
is no especial order, each member
shall give an outline of at least one
sermon preached on the preceding
Sunday, and this shall constitute the
regular order of the meeting.
3. AT. er the regular order has been
completed, miscellaneous business
may be proposed and acted on.
4. Free, brotherly criticism may be
INDUCED In to any extent deemed
proper by the President of the meet
ing. Political discussions shall be
excluded.
B. The members of the Association
shall preside In the alphabetic order
of their names. A permanent Secre-
tary shall be appointed.
D. The Secretary shall procure a
suitable book, In which shall be writ
ten the Declaration and Rules of
Government, together with the names
of members, the place and date of
their nativity, where educated, where
acting as Minister. and where settled,
and also the minutes of the Associa-
ton.
T. Any change in the Declaration
and Rules of Government and action
of the Association of whatever char
acter, may be taken at the regular
meetings, and by majority vote of
the members present.
8. The regular meetings shall be
held weekly, on Monday at 10 o'clock
a. NJ, at such place as the Associa-
ton may determine.
Published by order of the Associa-
ton r. ANDRUs,
EVANSVILLE, Aug. %, 1868.
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EVANSVILLE, Aug. %, 1868.
Communicated


The original number OF the twelve
Apostles was made good by the ap-
puintment Of Matthias in place Of
j udas. The objection that the Office