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We, ARE ON HAND,
Ind VII ssI mufs ioT Tue money tbAn my
Dollar Concern in the Country.

Dollar Concern in the Country.
a<Our inaues = snss for Ia~nine Cluh1
are = ore shaA Aeohls that ~ any sstaBs
lishment in the country.
For tbs proof # this ASSERTION p'saee essnin- our
Terms to sseuss which arc q. fiis~e'
A1-Reai carefully apd compare with tie ierns .
eesire up clubs, advertised BY other estseishnenu
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STATE TICKET.

Fbv Sscretary er Fiat,
ED. WRIGHT, Of Cedar County
FIR Auditor - Ndte,
lOHN a. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County
Per Tr.esnrer u Ndte,
sAM,L E. RANKIN, Of Washington Comfy
Ter kaf.ter Of stas La.d 6ses,
L, G, CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
FIR Attorney Gsnsr1i.
HENRY O'CONNOR, of Muscatine County.
FOR MEMBERS " CONGRESS
b,,yf psss fet- GE RGE ". MeCRART.
,.eo, d ifssr1rs-,o o. v j LIAM SMITH
Isarh irsriet WILiIANIOUGHsIn7s
S.Jfh LFsfvisf -1fANK ", PALMEH.
sSata ttsts@t---
<er sJud9s'of Grerit.feaft.
3rnH B DRAYER. Of H-nr. County.
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cLAaErr,a RECORD,

The future Of this country is dark and gt6..s.
We csn see 20 hope Of success in putting down
the rebellion and restoring tho Union to its origi-
nal basis by carrying out tho present policy OF the
administration. We are reluctantly and painfully
impressed with ths idea that our once happy and
prosperous country i TO he broken sp and SHAT
TRREED INFO FRAGNErTs."
"Ihc great army of the Potomac, which was
expected to reduce Richmond. IL bat a demvrRlit.
cd mob. The onncers are constantly resigning
ard the ,aea rras'a9 81 at scery oppo,taaity they
get.
The issuing Of the Presidents emancipation
proclamation, together with tho abolition II
slare-y in tho District Of Columbia, and the acfio
II The a,litary nnthorities there in i,rerennq
ntrs 81 eiares from recaptArtng their runooays has
entirely rooted out all tbs Union sentiment Hnich
once prevailed there"
The effect Of all the measures OF the sdministra-
ton RESTING to slavery has been to unite the scat.
and dirids the north, until ne are forced TO the
conclusion that all nearly tosi, for which the
citizens of the free state: haye msi- such noble
sacrifices in treasure and blood
"Ths conviction has become strong aud j.
growing stronger every day, THAI THE LAST Army
THE REPUBLIC HAS BEEs RAISED
When men arc asked to sacrifice life and PROP
erty, they mus. fret be eatiehcd thaf the CAUSE
In behalf OF which the sacrifice il 70 be made Is
JUST AND RIGHTEOUS ONE aud that there Is At least
a REAsosABLH HOPE pr SUCCESS. Whatever a.
kuIhnceS INC peopfc uny AiSe ma N i!ts Ie5Fcct
eighteen months sgo, I'll. sAsE AssunAEcEs
DO Nor EXIST To-DAr
The foregoing arc specimen extracts fson
Clsgett's editorials, in one numcr OF his paper
during the war, to wit: tho Constrtia. of January
7th, 1863.
ln February, of.the same year. when there
was no hope Of saving the country but BY
prosecuting tho war, when the rebel dem
ocracy were organizing Peace clubs in the
interests Of the Southern Confederacy, then
Clsgett, lending aid and comfort TO that
sympashizing movement, had "Peace
sermon in his paper. He said:
az Blessed Ara tha peaoe- uakara for they shall
be called the children Of God
II this declaration Of tho Great Jehovah Be true,
then ve who are striving - good Democrats and
patriots % bring about IN honorable peace II our
distracted country, are not only dong our duty
citzene, but NJ the same time are engaged in per-
forming duty ~ Christian people"
This Clasett said Ct time when the peace
movement. meant the success Of he rebellion
land Clage.t knew it.
That was on the 18th Of February. On the
18th ofthat month, Clsgett said in the course
Of long editorial:
Tho acts Of tyranny done under the ADMINS
tration Of Abraham lincoln. would have diegrsced
and dishoncred monarehiai England, cven in tho
days Of tbs British Empire"
Loyal people Of the Fitst Congressional
District, will yon send this man Claze., now
to represent you in Congress-?
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RnPlOlnlNf -sls to 100 dsy guaranteed. Male
Ct mate ~. nts wsE. Ell In avery tws- descriptive
L c,rrusta free. Address JAS. y. HAkD % RtSder
ford, DE.
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/er fJudge'of crenit. teaft.
InH 3. DRAYER. Of Henry County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-04

QaAlA CAN fr,sA clsrr4.s (psstsO lor ale q ~
WV 1ssAa,v Aes1AkecN . A111aA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-17
ORIGINAL PLAN.

60. ...H rr- rrerrH HrrH CAB Lot. Tax.
r4resl,aro T. r, & q X ............l 42 "a IS
Jones James Gee --.-.--...-..-..-.lSS Ag4 q
Scantlin James Jr I'm p.-.-s..-.... Il %
Ranger Morris q IT "a inches 81 -
& Water Street, extending back =, 40
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SECTION 81

Perkins Elijah 627axl571S feet
SMITHS ENLA RGEMENT
Griffith John w IA 1t sub'd 1
,sorrar 10 III u 81 l 3 81
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EvAxsvl1LE. lnd.. Jan. /. 1868.

I have this dag, Omitted as c0-partners
in my present Boot Q0d Shoe Business, IN
this CITY, and also in e. e manufacturing
business. in Abingdon, Afassach usetts
Geo. J.. Dixon ard :. j. Hunt, as win b.
see BY sEe above card, giving the hrE
names aud their OBJECTS
Mr.. Hunt, who has e. lifelong eX peri
ence in TIE manufacturing business and
number one judge OF Boots and Shocs, viii
devote his Whole lime TO manufacturing
expressly for tile Evansville House and
the purchase Of sUch goods as we DO not
expect to make ourselves.
The firm. by this new arrangement VIII
possess advantages which but few houses
can claim, and viii be able 70 offer induce
ments to our trade, both as regards prices
and quality.
The object of the different members OF
the firm in this association is not to DO
business for a day, but lifetimes and TO
accom- 4 Iish their objects, they expect to do
business upon correct principles, thereby
meriting full snare Of the trade.
2 o my old patrons, return my sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage, and
hope, by close attention. 10 merit q cOn-
tfnuance of the same In the future.
Very respectfully.
jan7 p S&%%EgNs
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How TO Make Money.
TIME BEST CHANCE vet offered to
~ agents, ale or female, to get up clubs
Tor our great ONE DOLLAR SALE OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry and Fancy
Goods, Cutlery, sc. The Oldest establish
ed and most reliable Importing and Job
bing House in Boston. Agents making
money and custom ers wen pleased. Cata-
logueS sent free to any address.
a.. A. A DA Ms & CO.,
P o. Cox 476. ID Milk ST.. Boston, Mass.
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ATOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN I. William G. Hazelrigg, Collector Of
the City OF Evansville, between the hours
OF and u O'Clock An, and 2 and O'CLOCK
Pm, on
MONDAY, THE lTTH OF FEBRUARY, 1905
VIII sell, at public auction. At the door OF
the Couri RI ouSe, in the city OF EYansyillei
q Inoiana, the following Lots, parts OF Lots.
auo parcels Of Real Estate and I'm prove
ments, assessed for the payment OF CITY
Taxes for the year 1867. due from the own
ers thereof. TO the city OF Evansville, sara
taxes being now due and unpaid, ana lot
the cost of said sale, and that the sale VIII
be continued on the next day following
viz: Tuesday, February the 18th, 1865, az
2 o'clock Pm, at the door OF the Ooors
House. m Evansville, for the purpose OF
SELLING such property as may have been
sold on the day q rst above mentioned and
not raid for: e.e' E. I.-. a..
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O 7 G
1t is the Bes. Chance ever offered to
Agents!
One or two days time will secure good
Sewing Machine, Watch, SILK Dress,
Revolver or some other article OF equal
value, Free of COstI
Agents wanted everywhere. male ana
female, for the best One Dollar PaWnbro-
ker's Sale in the country. Send for Clrcu-
lar. s. G. THOMPSON & CO.,
36 Hanover street, Boston, Mass.
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SchlRepferes

Is the place to get your Prescriptions
Piled, II golt aCaRt them filled correctly.
JanH
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,. sEMoN1S. GEO. L. DIXON. T.JHUN1
SEMONIN, DIXON & co.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, jan. 1, 1868.
WwrE HAVE, THIS BAY, ASsOCH-
w ated ourselves together Tor the pur-
pose OF doing "a Wholesale Boot and Shoe
business, IN this cIty, uEder the nrm name
of semonlnt Oxen & Co. also, for doing a
manufacturing business in the town OF
Abingdon. VI Massachusetts,, under the hrm
name of Hunt 5emOnin & CO., Office at
] A. Pearl street, Boston
=. SEMONIN.
GEO. i. DIXON.
4. j. HUNT.
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schlaepfer.sz l.,.EL

Medicines. asiA'iaga5Sso5 g
jan2 gmnf0o 99itog ra sH
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Argos I!
Three magntfeently illustrated Medical
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cal in fot nation for Men and Women, sent
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Boske w m ..-. -. .-.---.-. 20
yVhittIesey A 4 and w Co.,. 43
Whfttlesey A i and w Co.. AZ
LILLIsTON's AND LOCKHART'S En-
LARGEMENT.
Batterlee v (heirs 90 und. 10 So
sTlt GARvIN's ENLARGEMENT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18
Weaverville, Saturday, July lS, 1868,

In THE SuN.-The Virginia (Nevada) Trespass
OF July I'd administers the following good advice
to mothers: - Yesterday morning we heard
lady say to the nurse-mad of the family-none
to5spleasantly-" Jane, take that child out of the
sun; she will be tanned" glance upward
revealed the mother, clothed in purple and fine
linen, glittering with jewels, powdered, rouged,
corsetted and hooped. On the balcony was the
little one, pale and fair as May flower encased
in banks OF snow, and clinging so longingly to
the rails of the walk and looking 80 pleadingly
with wistful blue eyes, and saying caressingly
with silver notes, Please dear mamma, can't
stay here little while? it is so bright, and
pleasant and warm" No, child; you will
tan y and then the red-armed wench bore the
tender girl, weeping and moaning to the richly
furnished parlor, where the mother followed.
" You will tan " Yes-maybe but far more
probable the little darling will bleach in the
grave. Your skin will be darkened child ~
Yes; but is it not better, unthinking woman,
that the child should get burned by the sun and
darkened by the health-giving breezes Of Gods
heavens than that her young life should change
to immortality, and your home be darkened for
ever by the loss of that pleasant little child
Would you prefer TO have the sod bloom in the
suns warmth over your little ones grave, rather
than she should bloom to womanhood-perhaps
tanned bit? 1t is radically wrong not an
error of the heart, assuredly, but of the head
of custom, Of good square sense. Children love
sunshine, and SO do.fowers. 1t is necessary to
their health and strength and should never be
denied them. Better by far have childs face
tanned and freckled-homely, even-and that
child healthy, than to bring them up pale-faced,
wax-hued, wasp-waisted, pano-playng, en-
broidery-working, novelreading misses, no more
fit to bear children and make men wives than
the Arctic regions are for hot-house.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

THE SECRET OF DANcIsG.-An exchange eau
tiong young men who can't dance the fancy
dances, not to 60 to a ball with young lady
who can, and adds the following If we ever
have any children we shall teach them to
dance fancy dances, to the neglect of their cate
chsm. Not that they will enjoy the hopping
around, first one foot then on the other, then
on both bat they will have good chance to
hug other folks wives and sweethcarts ! This
is the secret of dancing. No one wonld object +;
but if fellow were to sit by the side of his own
wife even, in ballroom, and hug her half as
hard-well wouldn't there be remarks Guess
not We speak ironically.) Talk about pic
mics, sparkling by moonlight, sitting on the
stoop Sunday evening, stealing kiss every time
4 star shoots, CHATS the incest game,) sleigh
riding by the side of rosy-cheeked girl, or eat
ing happiness with golden spoon-all these
sink into insignifcnnce when fancy dancing
comes But when fellow don't know how !,
and takes TO a party girl that does, another
fellow doing the sweet hugging of that angelic
creature, that he paid for, it's too awful ! Just
to sit and another's arm where yours should
be-and, well, dom take girl to fancy dane
ing party unless you know the ropes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18
The Msiden's Psalm Of Life.

Tell me not in idle jingle,
marriage 10 an empty dream"
For the girl is sad that's single,
And girls are not what they seen.
Life Is real! Life is earhestl
Single blessedness fb
Man thou art. TO man returneetw
Has been spoken of the rib.
Not enjoyment. and not sorrow,
Is our destined end or ways
But to act that each to morrow
Finds Us nearer marriage day.
Life is long. and youth is flceting,
And our hearts, though light and gay,
Still. like pleasant dreams are beating
Wedding marches on the way.
In the worlds broad field Of battle,
In the bivouac of life.
Be not Ike dumb, driven cattle
Be heroine--a wife
Trust no future howe'er pleasant;
Let the dead past lay Its dead
Act, act TO the living present
Heart within and hope ahead!
Lives of married folks remind us
We can live our lives as well,
And departing leave behind us
Such examples as shall "tellP ~
Such examples that another,
Wasting time In idle sport
A forlorn, unmarried brother
Seeing, shall take heart and court.
Let us. then. be up and doing,
With heart on triumph set;
Still contriving, still pursuing,
And each one a husband get!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

ALL Can Wharf.-The editor of the Batcsville
(Ark.) Republican saws of the Legislature of that
State, elected under the Reconstruction Act =
There is one remarkable feature pertaining to
the present General Assembly winch Is worthy OF
particular note, viz there Is not member IN
either Senate or House OF Representatives, who
cannot write his own name in plain, legible
hand And now we assert without fear of sne-
cessful contradiction because we are prepared to
prove it), that it is the first General Assembly
ever convened in Arkansas in which there were
not members who could not write their own
names,'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

EMIGRANTs AT THE GRAVE OF LINcoLS.-A let
ter from Springfield, Illinois, dated June 4th, to
the Chicago Eucning Journal, mentions the fol-
lowing "a noteworthy incident occurred in
this city yesterday afternoon party of emf
grants from Indiana, en- route to Missouri, num-
bering some twenty wagons, hitched their teams
in the city and proceeded by the street cars to
Oak Ridge Cemetery, and there reverently un-
covered their heads in the presence of the place
of sepulchre of Abraham Lincoln. They were of
the more intelligent and superior class of farm
ers, and said they could not pass through the
city in whose precincts repose the ashes of the
man they so much loved when alive, without
paving their respects to the sacred shrine. Such
settlers as these will make great State of Mis-
souri,, and place its radicalism beyond any per-
adyenture'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

AN ABoLIRIoS OUTRAGE. THE Sacramento
Record says that one of the regenerated Dem
ocracy was heard to thus solloquize, while hold
ing onto lamp post in front of Bascom gro
Gerry &c Wat outrage it is, though, that the
Abishnsts nominated sich q man for Vice Pres
ident ez to make Grant perfectly safe from being
removed ez Linken wuz. Eff he's elected he II
serve out his term sure"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18
Wsekly Trinity Spnrnal.

san Francisco Agency.-San Francisco mer-
Or business men who desire
10 the TRINITY JOURNAL, informed that L. P.
62s Washington street. 10 Agent and that he
alone authorized to transact business for this paper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

CAN'T FIGURE.-The Nevada Transcript says :
the Reporter that Nevada county bids fair to give
a Democratic majority next Fall. Those who
know Dib. best are aware that he is neither a
prophet nor son of prophet He can't figure
worth a cent on an election. If you believe he
can ask Skinker''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

A ToAsT.--ln celebrating Franklin s birthday
at Buffalo. Y, the printers had 'sgood time"
and among others the following toast was drank:
I" PRIsTERs' WIvEs-May they always have plen-
ty of SMALL CAPS for the heads of their hftls
originai articles ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

MIsERIEs OF SEA-SICKNEss.-A clergyman who
went in Pacific steamship and was sea-sck,
writes to the New York Indpsndent:-" The first
hour felt as if wanted to go ashore the Sec
ond hour felt as if l should die; the third hour
didn't care whether | died srnot the fourth
hour was afraid shouldn't die
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

THE Alta California is getting to be genuine
'jokist." Hear it -" Chief Justice Chase has
sold his birthright for. mess of pottage and has
failed TO get his pottage. He has crawled under
the canvass OF the Democratic circus, and was
too late to the show
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

THE New York Herald says Sc Grants stron-
ger than his party, and Colfax is the strong
est man in his party
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

FoRGIvISe.-Wade Hampton, the rebel guerril-
la, says &c When the Southern States are re-
stored we will endeavor to forgive, if not for
get, the past" Generous Wade !
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

NOBLE TRIUMPH-The Examiner seems to think
it a glorious triumph for the Democracy, that our
colored population were not permitted 10 join IN
the 4th of July procession this year. 1t was
triumph in which none but the slaves of inhu-
man prejudices and ignoble passions can rejoice.
Q, what pitiful triumph in the sight OF all
good intelligences !-Dramatic Chronicle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

The New Orleans Bee thinks there is too much
truth in Wendell Phillips statement that the
South has no " business brains.i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

JOSH billings. in one of his late papers. SAYS /:
- The sun was agoin to he'd, and the hevins far
and near were a blushin' at the performance },
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

DIsHEARrENED.-The Nevada Transcript says
" the nomination of Seymour fell like a wet
blanket on the Democrats in this vicinity. They
wanted Pendeton, and were disappointed that
the very little statesman and very great trickster
had been nominated" So it is everywhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18
AGENCY NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
~ this day appointed John Martin my duly au-
ttorlzed Attorney to receive and receipt for all
MONIES due the Estate of Daniel Bennett, dec ID.
All persons indebted are requested to make inn
mediate payment. JANE B. BENNETT.
Weaverville, June 10, 1858 26:ai.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

A GREAT AID TO TEMPERANCE. Lem onade
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Sneietg Aotifes.

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fourth Tuesday in each month,
at the Masonic Hall, Weaverville j. c. BURCH, II. p
VI. +. GRIFFIN, Secretary. Avs.