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Or. Burton,s TOBACCO AntidOteI

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saiicly regetJie and harmless II arifes and eehes
blood, nvig0ates the system possese great rish-
ing All strengthening power Is excellent tic and
apperLt enables the stomach 20 digest the eartiest
food. mikes sleep refreshing, and essablis robust
health. Sps0srs and cheaoers for siefy yfars cured
Price FIT per box. An interesting Veatise The
injurious ecs OF tobacco, with lists Of imoual, ref
erences, etc sEsr FREE. Agents want9- address
Dr. Z. r. ABBoTT, Jekey City \. j.
TE&TINHOETLA
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Of influence here having bh cured Of the appeie of
tobacco BY using DR.. Burto/N Anlnolei VIC '-ee BUD
py for the prisoners Of INF insitSiis9i, n e.. DID,
JOSEPH MAYO, YsrdefNof y H. slate rIisoh.
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TOBACCO has aeooatusEitkef al etaf1Ngf (oT a.
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cured uly brother And myself 1T skFA fAIis
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kare 01iaef frt1-fpe pounds gf esh " thru months BY
sin r tons Anfidote, and an desire foNtobaccois
removed n Wa. J.. wan, in
MD-0% box Of Burtous Antidote Fe1aored all 5e.irs
for Teed from me take pleasure in accommodating
IL TO n our readers 4. Y. SLATER, Edi'Vr
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Cash paid for old Copper and Brass.
Sc Dealers In all kinds OF Brass Cock
whistles, and Steam Gauges. Particular
attention paid TO repairing and adjusting
Steam Gauges l1nnes u
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Arrivals ana Departures.
Boats Due.

Among the first boats due here are
the Armada. from Cairo; LeWellin,
from Eastport; Emma Floyd, for Nash
vile; Silver Cloud, No. 2, and Night
ingale, from St. Louis; the Romeo,
and the Darling. from Memphis;
the MiuneOla, for Memphis; tho
Louisville. for New Orleans; the
Dexter, the Legal Tender, and the
John Kilgour, from New Orleans;
the Rose Hite, from Louisville.
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Crescent City Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.

PR1IHE undersigned has the pleasure of
notifying his friends and the public
that he will keep this beautiful place of
resort open during the Winter az a Res
taurant, and Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
having provided two of those splendid
latest style brunswick Billiard Tables, and
thoroughly heated up his Saloons and
Tenpin IIeys for that purpose. He Will
be prepared to serve up OYSTERS and all
other delicacies OF the season at the short
est notice, and viii from this time keep
constantly on hand the celebrated
ELEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
.nov17 dr. ED. WELLER.
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CARPETS.
VIM. K. FRENCH. CHAs. king ELH0F ER.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
WIN IT, FRENCH A. ca

WIN. Z. FRENCH & CO.,
Nos. ~ and 40 MAIN ST..
EVANSVILLE, Inn.
wwYHO WANTS A NICE CARPET
Wv at a reasonable price, and no IRON
bic about ft2
NoS is the time 10 make your WIFE or
Friends a handsome Christmas Present, and
alb and cosy as a palace. .
Low PRICES, GREAT INDUCEMENTS
AND GOOD ADVICE:
In order to reduce our stock before max
ing our annual invoice on January LIST,
pS THE NEXT 30 DAYS 1Sa
tn offer our Carpets mt the lowest possible
figures that viii pay cost, carriage and err
pe79Ses
AIso, in order to give employment to
ing the dull season, we propose to make tp
and lag d0tCa AL Carpets we sell Till Janu-
airy IsL FREE OF CHARGE. All goods
delivered free. All work guaranteed.
Our STOCK of Mattings, Oil Cloths, Win
DOW Shades, Damasks, Lace Curtains, Cor
nices, Wall Papers, and House Furnishtl g
Goods, generally, rs larger than all others
tin that linel now in our city com bined.
We propose 10 sell them as low as these
goods are retdited In the United States.
what others can do elsewhere we propose
to do in Evansville. Every man 10 his
trade" City Business is divided: Don't
go To a shoe store for putty or padlocks.
Don't buy rice or rat-tafl files in crock
cry store Don't ask for mutton in a mill
linery shop. Don't think you can purchase
dry goo in a drug Die And, alb we all,
Don't buy your Z A X IT'S In a DIR
Carpet-making for 30 days. is given gratis
for the benefit of "-Au I0AOnl 10 nl0V con-
Germ" GIVE us call.
Evansville, Ind Dec. l, 1858. Ide5
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weather ansi water.

The weather yesterday was beauti-
fully clear and pleasant for the sea
son. The mercury stood at 2Ss at 6
A. NJ, and $50 at noon. The river. up
to 3 o'clock p. H., had fallen q inch
rs. There will probably be no rise
here at present.
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TSSTRAY NOTICE. - Taken up by
"a Daniel Parlce,, uviug % Knight
Township, on the 10th day N November
1853, one light red Cow, w tlt long horns,
and about " years old ana hppuisel be-
fore me, this 9Gth day 81 November 1873, 90
twenty dollars, by Henry Sfeiulelf ana
Aleck Mcfarland. koVefl p sr 26th, 1868
WA. ". WAtRD. Justice
The above Is a true copy, taken from my
docket this 9th day 81 December lsl8.
VA. X. WAUhD Justice.
A true COPY. December 4th. ls0a.
dec dit .. SDHkNs0N, CLERK.
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Boats LeavIng To-day.


Boats EPRvIng To-day.
For CAIRO - The fine steamer
Cumberland, commanded by that &C =
complished officer, Capt. Ben. How
ard. is tho regular packet for Cairo
and all way landings, at o'clock this
evening, having excellent passenger
accommodations Marion Wright aud
Bruce Hunter are her accomplished
and obliging clerks.
FoR BOWLING GREEN.-The beau
tiful Ada Lyon, Capt. j. v. Sproule,
is the regular packet for Bowling
Green and all way ports, at 5 o'clock
this evening. She is admirably APP
pointed. and j. e. Wilbanks, her
chief clerk, is courteous aud obligiug.
FoR HENDERsoN.-The swift and
beautiful SalIie ", Captain WalleD,
with Robert Brashear in the Office,
both pleasant and obIiging gentlemen.
leaves promptly at Pm. for Hender-
son, having elegant accommodations
for passengers.
For LOUISVILLE. - The beautiful
Rose Hite, Capt. DOLLS, is the regu-
lar packet for Louisville this evening
at 6 O'Clock, an admirably appointed
boat. Phil. Il. Branham is her ac
complished and attentive clerk.
FoR MEMPHIs.-The beautiful and
finely furnished Argosy, Capt. Lew.
Vandergrift commanding, aud that
accomplished and popular gentlemen,
VIM Lowth, in the Office, leaves at 4
o'clock this evening for Memphis and
all way ports. Let her be fully loaded.
GIeauinKs from our EKehamxes.
PITTsBURG. - The Commercial Of
Friday says:
The marks on the Monongahela
pier indicated six feet six inches and
falling. The weather has been very
cold for some days. 1t moderated
during the afternoon.
The steamers Kenton and Weuanita
are announced to leave to day.
CINcINNATI.-The Gazette Of Fri
day says;
1t is reported that the work of rails
ing the j. N. Mccullough has been
abandoned.
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- - - 80 q Fot.rl. -.
srFAhfRoAr pRINrINli.

No printing establishment IN the west
mas better facilities or greater ability Tor
iOing fine Steamboat Printing. our assoft-
nenb of job Type. though very large anu
complete, Is constantly being added to, and
our JOB department Is under the personal
supervision OF one OF the best Job printers
IA tho 7 nited states. We are prepared %
4ltls Lad1ng, Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
sts, Bits OF Fare, hates Tickets for Labor,
&c, &c. Orders left with either OF the
Nharf-boats viii be promptly attenhed- 10.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06

explosion of a kerosene lamp, and
totally destroyed the car. All the
passengers escaped uninjured.
Mr. johnson is getting firm, and
is about to take stand to compel
the payment of the Alabama claims.
He is said to favor Mr.. Banks citi-
zenship bill
The bonds of the Central Pacific
Railroad have advanced to par and
interest.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Charles
Francis Adams, Minister to England,
HIS resigned.
1t is said that new Secretary of
War will be nominated shortly.
The receipts for internal revenue
Monday we're 81 .4S4, 1872.
The Secretary fthe Treasury sold
fifteen millions OF 10 40 bonds last
month.
The next statement of the public
debt will show an increase of nearly
twenty millions, owing to the made
quacy of tn. revenue.
Gold in New York Tuesday even
ing closed at l414.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06

The belligereEt attitude Andy johnson
and his adherenls have recently assumed
toward Great Britain, in regard to the Al
ALBANIA claims, announcing the intention 10
make Great Britain pay forthwith or fight,
is mere bid on the part OF A. j. for the
Democratic nomination for President; but
nothing will come of it. 1t is mere froth
and blus,er-only that and nothing more.
As to the nomination, Andy Johnson stands
no chance whatever of getting il, and as
soon as he discovers that fact will turn up
on his present supporters and expend his
wrath on them instead Of England. The
people need not give themselves any unea-
sincss about war with G. b at present.
If Congress discovers that Andy is intent
upon precipitating hostilities ii will speed
lily put curb bit in his mouth Afier the
Inauguration OF the Republican President
in 1863, Great Britain will be called upon
in q respectful manner 10 settle the claims
arising out of the captures by the Alabama
diately taken to enforce payment. AT pre-
sent we are not in a condition to declare
war with such power as Great Britain
but in another year Reconstruction vii
have been accomplished, the finances, tax
alton and other disturbing questions salts
factorily adjusted, and if our old adversary
still refuses 10 pay US our just claims we
can easily enforce payment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06

mand Should raise and give thema vosicy
Vixen the rebels got close enough, Kenna
manner gave the order, repeating it unit
he had enptied carbine and two revol
vers. Two OF The rebels were killed. ant
several of them wounded. We CLEAN the
above facts from note written to us b,
Mr. Charles Brown, Of Walnut Township
Captain KenBamer's letter speaks for itself
and is as follows:
KENNAMER Cove, Ala, Jan. ~, 1868.
DEAR FRIENDS After lapse of many
months, am induced to Try TO open M
communications again; also to let you know
that have not forgotten you, and never
will 60 long as reason is In the asccndancy
write in the belief that you would like tc
have scrawl from this section OF country
This leaves myself anu friends well and
doing as wei. as this country will admit of
hope you aud your friends are enjoying
good health and prosperity. Wchavc pro
visions in abundance and some 10 spare
but have no market from the fact that there
are no grccnbacks hero.
We are at this time in great political ex-
element over the new constitution that /.
to be submitted to the voters on the 4th Of
February next. The rebels are organizing
10 defeat il, but / am decidedly OF the opin
ion that they will fail, though they have
great faith in Andrew johnson and his CO
workers in the Northern States.
"A. johnson and The Corperheads and
rebels are all one and the same. species OF
devils from hell and are trying to break up
fh;u Uovorn ont In fha INT oraof IF tho no,,,
ocratic party and the slave aristocracy vl
the South. But, sir, am in great hopes
that their Vaccinations will oil fail. / can
assure you that the loyal men Of Alabama
10th black and white, are Jealous in tho
cause Of equal rights 10 all men.
Little did think that when rebels laid
down their arms that Andrew Johnson
would place them Immediately in power
in this or any other rebellious State. But
such was the case, and the Union men have
been domineered over ever since. If they
had Mr.. Johnson down here in company
with Jefferson Davis, they would say to
them: JEFF. you old one-eyed scamp, leave
this continent; hut you. Andy, we viii
take your head off, you Id old double
traitor,'
| am inclined TO think that you loyal
men of the North, being in peace and plen-
ty, and away from the yituperations OF
rebels, are little dull to the cause. am
fearful, frUm some of the results of the late
elections in some of tie good Republican
States, you will become too careless. Hold
your majoritics, and / assure you that we
will reconstruct these States loyal TO the
government which rebels hate
BY the way, can say 10 YOU TINT had
the honor OF representing this county in the
convention that framed the. consfituiion for
this State, and have also received the NOM
nation from the Republican party Of this
county for Representative. ito be voted for
at the same time the vote Is taken sor or
against the constitution.
Ii there are any of the old Seventy Third
boys living around you, give them my res
poets. Hoping to hear from yeu soon, |
remain your friend, S. F. KESSANER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06

The following letter, addressed to Mr. W.
F. Newhouse, of this county, Is from gen.
tlcn,an well known TO the members of the
Seventy Third Regiment. The writer is a
native of Alabama, and an uncompromising
loyalist. He was forced into the rebel
army and served two years. but availing
himself Of an opportunity 10 desert, be
came home and raised company Of Union
Homo Guards The bushwhackcn prov
ing too strong for them, they took refuge
with the Seventy Third, and done good
service in protecting the railroads Captain
Kennamer is spoken of as very brave
paS. One of his exploits Is particularly
worthy of record. There was certain
crossing where the rebels had bushwhacked
the Seventy-Third boys several times, and
killed and wounded several Of them. Ken
manner and his company and some of the
Indiaaians went out one night to bushwhsck
the rebels IN turn. About 8 O'Clock in the
morning The rebels came on in strong force
and well-mounicd. II was agreed that at
The word 'haIi," from Kennamer, the com
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06

From the Tribune, of yesterday
CHICAGO, Feb 4. 1868.
Business in financial circles was in the
main less active to-day. though some two OF
three houses reported an increased couhte,
Business, and there was considerably lea
pressure for accommodation. Some three
or four Of the discount houses report close
mark ct for money, but with the ba lance oil
the institutions the situation is one Of com
Portable case. City deposits and country
balances are picking up to considerable ex
tent. There is no relaxation in the scrutiny
to which paper is subjected. and outside
names experience great difficulty in effectine
negotiations. The bank rate Of interest il
etcady a, 10 per cent. In the open market
Money commands l1a@2H per cent pei
month.
New York Funds were scarce and 6rm
18th sales from bank to bank at Soc premium
The courier rates were unchanged-psr buy
ing and Ito premium selling.
Flour Was quiet but firm at previous prices
Wheat ruled quiet at an advance OF @3zc.
Corn opened 14c better. but at the close the
advance waslost. Oats deprecated &c, and
closed tame. Rye was quiet at an advance
Of ga &c. Barley ruled unsettled at a decline
OF 4a5c. Seeds dull at former prices. Pro-
visions frmer but less active, and not sc
buoyant. Dressed Hogs. lo@l5c higher.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06

A philosophical Democrat Of our &C
quaintance suggests that the cause of the
bad defeat Of his party In the Eighth Dis
trict of Ohio, was not so much due TO
national issues as TO the extraordinary and
anti-Democraiic proposition pending In the
Legislature OF Ohio, to turn all petty officers
out of Their snug places if they happen TO
mix too much whisky with their water,
while II permits Supreme Judges, members
Of the Legislature and high officers of the
State TO guzzle without stint. he thinks
Senator Siumbaugh is running the Demo-
cratic party in Ohio. Whether his diagnosis
Of tue disease Is correct the Democratic
doctors must decide.--Iiad. Journal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06
Alabama ElectiOn-NO Def
mite Returns.

MoSTGoNERT, Feb. Alabama voted
to-day on the question Of raiifying the con-
siitution. Eighteen hundred and sixty-one
votes were cast here. The two white can
didates voted-all The rest were negroes.
General Meade and staff left for Mobile
tonight.
MOBILE, Feb. 4.--Coloncl Hudson, COM
handing, having received information that
registrars are refusing negroes the privilege
Of challenging voters, has requested the
Chief of Police TO notify registrars and
judges Of election that this right must be
respected. or the election will be invalid.
Colonel Hudson also notified registrars and
judges of election, that two clerks appoint
ed by the Democratic party he admitted
within each voting precinct The election
is passing off quietly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06
News Items.

A Washington despatch says that
it is ''the determination of Congress
to admit Senators and Representa-
tives from Alabama before the close
of February. Should It happen that
a majority of the registered voters
do not vote, but majority of those
who do be cast for the constitution,
a bill will be promptly passed by
Congress declaring the constitution
ratified, and the State entitled to
representation on the ground that q
majority Of the votes cast should de-
terrnine the matter, and that the
apathy, or hostility OF the enemies
of reconstruction shuRld no longer
be allowed to postpone it,
Mormonism once had a home in
Kirkland, Ohio. The "temple" OF
the early colony still remains in a
very fair state Of preservation, con-
sidering the length OF time it has
been built and the little care bcstow-
ed in keeping it in repair. There is
but small remnant Of the faithful
still resident there. who occasionally
meet for worship in the building
once their pride and boast Most.of
them followed the fortunes of their
Prophet to- the Western wilds.
Rumors are current in Washington
that the government has taken 3 de-
cided stand on the question Of the
Alabama claims, and will soon make
peremptory demand upon England
for their immediate settlement.
Governor Jenkins has notified the
recently-appointed State officers OF
Georgia that he has flle,l a bill in the
Supreme Court, enjoining the gse of
the money belonging to the State for
the purposes designated by General
Meade.
The President, it is said, will veto
the anti contraction bill. He is in
favor Of resuming specie payments,
and regards this bill as inimical to
that policy. What will the Cops do
in that case?
The Christian women Of Detroit
have organized themselves into a
Society, with view of reforming
the evil women, who are supposed to
be quite numerous. 1t is proposed
to visit the places Of bad repute and
reclaim all who are reclaimable.
Governor Baker visited the Home
for Juvenile Offenders on Friday,
and made a short address to the fif-
teen boys now there. Everything is
progressing satisfactorily.
Telegraph lines are working direct
from Saa Francisco to Hearts Con
tent, and message was recently sent
from London to California in two
minutes.
General Candy has, in accordance
with the request of the South Caro-
lima Convention, issued an order
staying for three months all execu-
tons on real and personal property.
The Boston Fenians have resolved
to work on st. Patrick's Day, instead
of turning out in procession, as
usual, and to devote the earnings to
revolutionary purposes in Ireland.
Denmark has ratified the treaty in
regard to the sale Of the Danish
West Indies to the United States,
and a despatch to that effect has been
sent to Secretary Seward.
Judge Bnsteed, Of the United
States District Court, in Alabama, is
rapidly recovering from the wounds
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06

Much has been sung of the maid with
Golden Hair No song, however, has
yet been able TO make that color popular
one for any considerable length Of time.
Light red, faded or sandy hair are equally
under the ban OF public opinion. We are
happy TO announce TO our readers who
desire to change these colors. that three
applications of Rings Vegetable Ambrosia
will give them beautiful auburn tresses
possessing ali that soft, lusirous appear
snce so desirable In this Chief adornmenl
OF female beauty
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06

Tine EsTEY OaoAx.-Thc Springfield
Republican says: "a peculiar and admi-
rable feature OF this instrument Is the Vox
Uumana Tremolo, recently invented and
patented, and which docs away with all
the objections sometimes urged against
tremulants. This one being under perfect
control az 10 rapidly. its delicate pulsa-
tons appeal 10 the listener with power
and paihos impossible TO resist
These Organs are manufactured at Brat
tleborc, Vt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06
Attachment Notice.
state OF Indiana, Marshall County, -
Hsef,wos Wolf rs Jeremiah Clark.

Hseks~o~ Wolf &c. J~snisA Cark.
Notice 10 hereby given that on the goth day Of
January 1885, q Writ Of Domestic AttachEzent wa
ixsued by me- G. W. Young, . Justice Of the Peace OF
Center Township. Marshall County, Indiana, at the
WtU arsinst the goods and chattels. credits and
effects Of JEREMIAH Clsrk, and at the same time Z
summons to Michael ,. Byers, garnishse deendant
was Issued and whereas. the writ OF Assscnmen.
w.s rrt,rnsd not found - now. therefore, the said
Jercmish Clark Is hereby notified Of the pending Of
mid sui before me, and thai the same viii be heard
and determined At my once In Center Township In
the Comfy and State above named on the zSd dsy Of
'1 isstf u WV - = CIV. YOUNG, J.P