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"A Great Blessing. !"
[E--n a... !. z. wlEb Lt.A. LaLain, oo.. Q

rFr5m Rsp. Z, r. WARD ircA, Lorraine Co., o.
Messrs Strong Il Armstrong
Druggists. Cleveland, O.-a..'
GegRemm, lit gives me great pleasure 20 state
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oLERGYMEN.

The Rev. Isaac AiEEs, OF Allegheny, Iesti0es
thot u has cured hlR after all other remsdies
bad latlsd.
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DON'T GROW OLD.

There Is no necessity for premature old age
use Roback's stomach Bitters, It gives vitality
and elaeticiH' By invigorating every organ Of the
body. NJ ...,
soLp BY
DR.. o, c. MILLER, jackson, Ohio,
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The man who makes this suggestion
Is a vilaln-a brazen, reckless, shame
less villain. He bas shecpishconfeder
ates who share his kuayery botlaek his
efgrontcry Thepeoplo have sot their
heel hard down upon the whole tribe
h iudorsing the Republican Platform
Of 1858 through the election Of Gvapt
and Colhx, Repudiation will eai0
nothing By Johusons indQrsomepI-
twill rather receive a darker sinirch
from his we'll earned inlam4 Hpw
naturally a traitor TO those who trusted
and honored Him lends himNlf to cv-
erv folnof bassness wasalyeaag l,nowu
bat the ruth has feeei ged tteshillus-
tFation ii JohasonA efowniagAplamy
It's exceedingly desirable tlat We
should begin forthwith TO fapd our past
due Five Iweuiies al lower rate than
ak Der centi but Jolnsonsand hIs tel.
low regulators seen resolved that we
shall never be able 10 do SO, This Mes
sage will cause our people opaymauy
Millions n six per cent Interest which
they con q have aayed had our Presi-
aeni been content with the pyramid q
disofaca ne had already so laborously
erected Only twelve weeks more and
the eouulry will bo fid q hm forever.
Itqs hard hat Sc can endure MAi
twelve weeks longer Thank Heaven
that Ne has power oaly TO disgrace as.
~ Y zri5mk.
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Miller jackson, Ohio.
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Campaign Notes.


The San Jose Patriot, a Demo
cratic paper in California, comes out
for GRANT and CoLFAx.
= SENATOR FEssENDEN is advertised
to address GRANT and CoLFAx
Club at Auburn, Maine ~
The GERMANS of st. louis are
nearly a unit against BLAIR. They
are full Of enthusiasm and zeal.
AN OLD lady wants TO know if SEY-
MoUR hadn't the strength to stand a
nomination, how will he stand de-
featp A
EDeAR H0bL, talented young law
yer OF Washington County, N. Y,
heretofore one of the leading Demo
crats OF the county. has come out for
GRANT and CoLFAx. ts-
The habit of declining has become
so chronic WITH SEYMOUR that he may
decline before the election. He will
be certain to after the election.
81
BRICK PoMERoY has selected JOS
Howard as managing editor of his
new daily. HOWARD is best known
as the forger of a proclamation that
purported to be from President LIN
COLIN, and that appeared in some of
the New York papers.
THE Cincinnati Commercial thinks
when General GRANT withdraws, it
will be from Army Headquarters to
the White House.
Two sap-heads in Indianapolis have
made a bet so that if either GRANT or
SEYMOUR is elected, one of them is
to eat rat, tail and all, fried in but
ter, and done brown. A very ratty
affair, truly.
The New Albany Ledger says Col.
DEHART addressed a meeting in
Georgetown composed of twenty-five
Republicans and thirty-four Demo-
Gratis. That is just the kind of meet
ings Republican speakers want-a
majority of Democrats.
THE editor of the Lebanon Patriot,
the Democratic organ for Warren
County, swears he'll be did if he
wili support VALLANDIGHAM; and
1eneral DURBIN WARD declares
openly that VALLANDIGHAM can't be
elected. N''-- ~
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CraM fiSned Again

Our City Council will be known in
the future as the "Crawfsh Council /"
No Council ever had an existence in
this city that was so addicted to pass
irg mea lures in haste, repepting at
leisure, and then craw6shing in the
future They first cut down the wages
of the laboring men, but IN a week or
two crawfshed and put the price up
to the old standard. They heard from
their constituents in the meantime.
Next, while suffering from the same
economical spasm, they cut down the
Courlers bills to rates paid by pre-
vious Councils to paper having three
times its circulation. But the Courier
doctored its bill, applied the party
lash, and the Council executed an
other crawfsh movement and allow
ed more than was charged in the first
bill. 1t then decided, by a formal
vote, to give the. printing out
to the lowest bidder. But at
the next meeting the erawfsh was
again developed, aud the order re-
scinded. So. again, on Monday, the
18th, an order was passed, by the
casting vote Of the Mayor, condemn
ing certain lots Tin some of which
the Mayor was personally interested)
to the use Of the city, when the city
mad no use for them whatever. We
promptly called attention to this little
real estate Transaction, at the time it
passed the Council, and gave the peo.
pie to understand that we would dis.
cuss 1T more at length on so,na -
occasion. But, during the nas4 I uo1Io
the Council has again heard g. 800 =
constituents, and on Mondav -. y
had another erawfshs exhib;t;oa -
the resembling of its former orda :.
Fortunately fer the city, 1.-The Mavor
did not get to vote on the motion to
resclnd the previous action of the
Council, or it would, in all proba-
bility, have failed.
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Col. w. E. HoBsoN, of Bowling
Green, has been nominated by the Re-
publicans Of the Fhird Kentucky
District as a candidate for Congress
The Colonel was one of the most gal
liant of Kentucky's contributions TO
the Union army, and we are glad TO
know that he is still ready to do service
for his country. At the nominating
convention on the 18th inst, Colonel
HoBsoN was present, and in short,
de ply impressive speech, declared
his intention to take the stump and
boldly advocate the measures OF the
party, which he said were identical
with those upon which he fought In
the late war for the preservation OF
our great aud good Government, and
to meet the political issues of the
day, made up of the New York and
Chicago Phtlo-ms. = 10 4ra's =
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THAT REBEL FLAG The jour
NAL, a few days ago, co tanned a great
rignlarole ab0uta rebel flag that was
displayed by party of Kentuckians
inGthe Hendricks demonstration at
Mt! Vernon, oa Tuesday last, which
we anticipated, having heard the
truth ofthe whole affair from a citi-
zen of Mt. Vernon.-CoH5ier. 4 lg2-L
The JOURNAL contained a short
paragraph announcing the circum-
stance as a rumor, while the Courier
of the same date contained a half
column article admitting the presence
of white banner trimmed with red,
at the Mt Vernon demonstration,
but explaining that nothing was
meant by such combination of col
ors but pure and unadulterated pa
triotism. From the Courier's stand
point, we do not doubt that the dis.
| play Of the red, white and red Is
regarded as eminently patriotic. An
editor who fought under these color;
would not be apt to regard them 9TH
| er than emblematic of all that is pa
triotic and praiseworthy.g Union SOL
diers, however, love not the {" red
white and red" ar
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WE understand that some Ken
lucky Democrats attended the Hen
bricks demonstration at Mt. Vernon
on Tuesday, and becoming inspired
by the speeches aud the occasion,
unfurled the Confederate flag. The
result was, according to rumor, the
destruction of the flag, and threats
against those carrying it. much to the
surprise of the latter.-EU0aSUtl
Journal.
1t is needless foru to stamp this
as an infamous lie. We are surprised
that newspaper laying any claim to
deeency would publish such bare
faced and palpable He.-IW. Vernon
Democrat.
AS an item of news, current every
where on the streets, we published the
affair as rtnlor The same mornin g
that we published the rumor, the
Evansville Courier devoted three
times the space which we did to it.
The same issue of the Mount Vernon
Democrat, which is surprised at our
violation Of decency, has half dozen
d tfferent articles upon it, In which it
eonfesses that there was white ban
ner with red tassels borne by the Ken
lucky delegation; that it made the
Radicals of Mount Vernon furious;p
tn it was called Rebel flag" by
them, and that the tassels were cut of
b. some loyal wretch" The follow
ing, for instance, is the opening SEN
tenee of one of the lengthy editorials
on the subject:
6 1t is evident from the disgraceful
aud cowardly act of four or five Radi-
Gals, in cutting the tassel off the ban
ner borne by the Kentuckians, Tues
day" &c. And about two columns OF
the Democrat, of the I'D, is devoted
to notices and discussion Of the affair
While it confirms, in every particu-
lar, the fact of the runlor, as publish
ed by US, the Democrat is surprised
that we should do that which it did
in much larger measure. 1t is
not our business to make the news,
but to publish IL.
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ABOUT NEW YORK.
Prospects or . Complete victory.

New York CRY, Aug. 20, 1865
Editors Missouri Democrat.
The canvass In the Empire S,ate
is becoming quite Interesting, Tbe
:. boys in blue" are thoroughly organ
lied and ready to fall into line, and
from every county In the Stale we
have the most cheering accounts,
Thousands of business and infuen-
tial men are leaving the ranks of the
miscalled Democratic party and rang
ing themselves on the side of Grant,
Colfax, and liberty, and the utmost
confidence is expressed of being able
to carry the State in favor OF the Re-
publican nominees by some 25, 600 or
10000 msjoritylin November next.
I9if have beenin this city durir z a
canvass Oh three different occasions
during the last three years, and have
never seen the Republican party so
well organized and working as har-
moniously as at present. Meetings
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The truth is, the Council. and the
Mayor have NO settlgd policy to purA
sue, and fud il very hard TO make the
interests of the city harmonic with
the interest of the Democratic party,
of which they regard themselves as
the custodians. The two cannot be
made to harmonize. In their efforts,
however. to make. them agree, we see
the secret of their craw6sh move
ments. Upon no proposition have
they been firm and decided save in
that which converts three per cent.
debt into bonds drawing eleven per
cent. This still stands. The people
will experience its benefcent opera
! tons in the taxes Of the coming years.
A rich Democratic banker has ac-
knowledged that he purchased orders
for seventy cents on the dollar, and
the investment of these orders IN
eleven per cent. bonds he regards as
a capital financial operation. we
| presume, nOWCFCA1
was compelled to take seventy cents
on the dollar for his orders, cant see
| the operation in so pleasing light,
Weare aware that these plain state
medts of fact are stigmatized as an at
tempt to depreciate the credit of th'
city, but We do not believe that the
tax payers desirelus to conceal from
them financial movements by which
their hard earnings are made to pas!
into the hands of a small clique o
partizans who have obtained control o
the Council, and are using it to ad
vance their own selfish interests. A
any rate we shall declare the Who'll
truth. We have in reserve . fe'
more facts, which are of especial in
terest to the people,-w hich we vii
make known at the proper time.
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Col R. P. DeHart,


OF Lafayette, will speak at the following
times and places: ,aQ risf- - - =,
Davies County, with General James u
ve.tch, Tuesday, Sept. 8.
T,rueeviEe, Knox County. with Col. h
w. Thompson and Gen. James 9. Neatch'
wednesday, Sept. g.
Owensville. Gibson County, with Col. X:
w. Thompson and Gen. James Q. Veatch'
Thursday, sept 10.
Pike County, with Gen. James C-NeaIch'
Friday, Sept. IL.
Warrick County, Saturday, Sept Ia
Posey CouR y. Monday, Sept IA.
Spencer County, Tues lay, Sept. To-
Evansville. Wednesday, Sept. 10, at IA
p. II.
Posey County. Thursday, Sept. IL.
Coanty Central Committees will at once
fix the places. where not indicated, AM
make proper arrangements for the meet
fnps.
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THE indianapolis Journal very
pertinently suggests that while Sena-
tor ,HsNpRIcKs is playing the dema-
gogue, and going about the country
with his hypocritical cant, and whin-
ing about the expenses of the Gov
eminent, taxes, etc, it would be well
enough for him to explain how much
money he has dcfrauded the Govern
ment out of, by effecting comprom-
Uses in whisky cases, and by procur-
ing pardons for convicted thieves
whose distilleries were about to be
con6scated.
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THE ROSTER CALLED FoR.-There
ha been a general call for the pub
| c ,tion of the Roster Of the White
B 1ys," the Democratic soldiers or
ganization, in every city in the State
where it has an existence, but in no
siugle instance of which we are APP
prised. has it been made public. At
Iud annapolis, and other places. re-
war Is have been offered for their pub
LEGATION, but neither gold nor green :
backs have been able to tempt the
modest men into print. They love
darkness rather than light.
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Tar Georgia rebels have. stirred =

TIE Georgia rebels have stirred %
an ugly customer in Gov, JosBpa z.
BRowN. Ever since the Ghjssago- Con-
vention they have ab11se.1 him with
out stint. He comes back at them
with vins. He says of HOWELL COBB:
viii not exchange epithets with
man who, at the end of the war,
s,oOre to support the Union OF the Mates,
and mao again plots reUotntt0n, btood-
she'd and carnage for ats oUeTthroa0. &,
THE Democracy of Cincinnati threw
stones at the Republican procession
in that city, on Saturday night. This
disturbing PROFESSIONS will prove a
dangerous business if it is not
stopped. y
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are held nightly in the different local
tiles. and the utmost enthusiasm Pre-
walls. Well-iuformed men tell me
that never since the memorable Free
mont campaign, in 1856, has there
been exhibited so great an enthusiasm
and so deep-rooted a determine
ton to carry the State as at
present. And what adds to the
probabilities of their being able
to, do so, is the fact that the bust
ness men are leaving the Democratic
ranks by scores and by hundreds In
every part of the city. / have at
tended MEETINGS and witnessed myself
the gallant bearing of our friends, and
L believe they are not mistaken in
their calculations. The position of
the Democracy in the canvass has
alarmed the solid men of the country
the men whose interests are wrapped
up In the preservation of peace-and
they are taking the most effectual
means of preventing a recurrence of
war and bloodshed, by coming out on
the side of Grant and peace. The
same, too, is true of the iaboring men,
and, unless something turns up before
November we cannot now anticipate.
you may safely count upon the vote
of New York for Grant and Oolfax.
The great battle of the campaign
will be fought in Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Indiana, in October Carry these
States at that election for the Repub-
lican party, and not one of the recent
ly rebellious States will be needed to
elect our ticket in November.
Tell the boys in Missouri that the
8 boys In blue " all over the nation
have fallen into line, and are ready &c
move upon the enemy's works in No.
yember next They expect the Mis-
souri, troops to stand alongside o.
them and share in the glories of tht
i cOnuuest.-a-aaaaaaa--. G. T. M
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The Courier says tina. "even the
JOURNAL proprietors are sometimes
ashamed. of the mean and contempt
IDLE insinuations and SANDERS of their
reporters" We have yet to record a
similar manifestation of justice OF
self-respeet on the part of the pro-
prietor of the Courier. His reporters
seem to have full liberty to make
such destinations and misstatements
as they think win in the least ad-
vance the interests of the Democratic
party.
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POLE RAISING AT KRATzvILLE.-
Owing to defective arrangements at
Kratzville, the mammoth Seymour
and Blair pole, the tallest and finest
In the county, was not raised yester-
day evening.-C0urier. El1s
Was the speech of the recently per-
verted Republican among the " defect
i've arrangements?'il rtae .ifftfI- -,rr,,.r.-
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United States Marshal's Sale.

80 rs mo. 1,402l -,
VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
- Sale rendered by the District Court Ga
Tue Tue DnlIeu states for the District of In
diana, sitting as a Court of Admiralty, in
tue ease OF George Armstrong, William
sssiIpln, William H.. edwin, and others,
noeiiants, VS.. the steamboat J. r. Hoyle,
ner engines, tackle, apparel, and furni-
lure Will, on tuesday, the LIST day OF
september 1855, between the hours of 10
O'Clock AM. and O'Clock Pm. of said day,
~ the court house door, N Main Street, in
the city OF Evansville, county of Yander-,
ourgh, and state of Indiana, sell at public
aocsion TO the highest bidder the said
steamboat j. r. Hoyle, her engines, tackle,
apparel, and furniture.
BEN. SPOO Err,
United States Marshal:
By SAMUEL DAY, Deputy
CaAS- E. MARSH, Proctor for LibelIants
au2I dot '0'