Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 February 1867 — Page 1

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sGolp closod in New York on Saturday at 1 38}sfcj fit

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but ten or twelve working days teft, and about three'"hundred bills, in various stages, pending before it. It will require close work," during the remainder of,the session, to dispose of tbem all. *i

organizing a now judicial cir

cuit to'be Composed of Vermillion, Parko,

Vigo

and j^ullivan counties. bas passed the House. It will probably also pass tkn Senate and become a law. This will be a great public convenience, and will enable our county to dispense with any effort for the establishment of a separate criminal court. 3£t#ill relieve our Common Pleas Court of a share of th« litigation now forced upon it, for want of time in the €ircuit Gourt, and enable both courts to keep up with the increasing amount oi' buinM.

Friday last, a vote was taken in our State Senate to express the individul preferences of Senators as to the location of the State Agricultural College. Oar Senator, iir. Haxna, voted for the Tippecanoe Battle Groun^, as did also a majority of the Senate. The choice was finally narrowed down to the Battle Ground and Indianapolis. Some Senator cast a vote for our city. This vote was wholly complimentary. Terre Haute is "not in the ring as a competitor for the Agricultural College,,and is content that our Senator shall use his own discretion in voting for a iooation. Our citizens are desirous to see the College located and well endowed by the State and are not contentious about .Jbe place Ouf chief local interest iB to get a proper appropriation for the NormaT School at this place.

Th spectacle of the entire ppuiocraticjminority of the House folio wing the lead o^^fh Thaddens Stevens —wliom their party organs have so steadily held up to execration, and whom tbey have untruly represented as the dictator and antocrat ofthe majority-^* calculated to puzfcte the rank and file, who have been accustomed to find exhiliration in the trumpet tones of Jack Bogers and raptonr^V \fae' ni'ellifluous accent^' "of Brooks.

As throughout our great Civil War, it was copll^entlyawerted by our Democratic leaders and implicitly believed by their followers that the Union could never be restored while the Republicans remained in power, so it is now asserted by those leadtn'-'and believed: by those followers that the Union cannot be constructed save under Democratic rule. Prophets are apt so to act as to verify their own predictions if possible and the Democrats in Congress vote with Messrs. Stevens Bobtwell& Co in order to prevent and preclude any Republican reconstruction. l^ta Iteij^ocrats want reconstruction homing that none is needed. In their View, the Southern States are all right ao'ir, and neeft only recognition. Give all power to the late N^els put their feet on the necks of the loy il blacks, and tbeir sort of ^csbiUtruction is perfect. To stave off reconstruction is to give afresh chance for. ,^ie success of this programme. Hence their action on the Sherman bill. l^ie bemocrats contend tliat the Republican* are managing to keep the South permanently disfranchised, and ut all events preclude her from voting for,next President. Mr. Stevens says frankly that he is in no hurry for Reconstruction. The Democrats so vote and act as to give hinpt power "to prevent, or at least postpone it. By their aid, a small minority of the Republican party overrules and defeats the majority. Thereupon they will turn short about, and denounce that majority as hostile to a restoraiion of the Union 1

We see nothing in the conduct of the Democrats in Congress inconsistent with the great dbjeot of the party—to get intb power any how, and at whatever cost to

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•v '%-:A Gkoroia paper is very much disgusted with the officious Southern Governors who undertook to bring about-te-construction. .That must come, it says, through the politicians of the North, and not (tf XhejBoilih. This is an obvious fact, yet oifwvich the President an 'bis corifederates are slow to realize. The.eanie paper hit$ A -1. a rap on the knuckles, as

"Mr. JdlitiSon had a splendid opportunity^ of redeeming the country immediately atter the war, but lost it forever by loitwin^ on the wayside to gratify his vanity in receiving the homage and supplicition of aristocratic rebels." While ne should have struck a mngnanimous and patriotic blow for the Union, he daK lie& with tor(Une. While he thus dallied and/Jnardoned, his enemies wore undermifnn^hini, and he now discovers, at tne hont, that the prccious time then aquand^red in trifles ha.« been a .filicide where more than blood is spilUTil

This is about half true. That Mr Johnson was and still is the victim of hU vanity cannot be denied. That he, a "poor lyhile," who even as United States Senator ^iud been looked do\rn upon, and treated with contempt as J&eial inferior by the aristocracy of the South, should now receive their fawning adulation, was peculiarly gratifying to bn ambition, cot to say his revenge. Looking down upon those to Whom he had hitherto looked up, he~became giddy-headed, and fell to the base level of those beneath him, and for lor him it has indeed proved a "*uicidc where more than blood is spilt." It will, we fear, III found that his course was hardly lees disastrous to the South than

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to himself. The opportunity, if ever possessed, of refeons&noting theSoutn upon his policy, has, we t«|st, gone for him but the injarj' done by Mr. Johnson to himself aad to liis Southern friends conaisttfd notHn -the failure of his attempt, but in the attempt itself. It is to be regretted that the South "ts blinded to this fact, but that it sees "played out" written upon Mr. Johnson ana his policy is better than riothrirt£ A few grains of senBe are better than none at all/» fius.r

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EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLE.

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London,

Feb.

23.—The

IiOUls Demooraoy Trying

Reorganize—Resolutions and Speeches—The Rebels Still Ram* pant. iiOtrirs^Feb?-" U3.—A Democratic meeting was held at the Court House last night for the purpose of reorganizing the old Democratic party in this' County and Btate. Sherry C. Hunt•- presided and speeches were made by Claiborne and Hutchins, of the Times, and other prominent Democrats.

Along series of resolutions were adopted declaring that any attempt on the

part of the, co-ordinate branch of the Government to usurp or exercise power belonging- to another, is subsersive of the principles of Constitutional liberty, and Bhould not, under any circumstances, be dermitted that the Federal Government is mere agent of the States, and any attempt on the part of tfiat Government to impair or abridge the authority of the States should be met and debated that tho Constitution provides for the admission of new States, but not the law lately passed by Congress to reduce nino States to Territories, and govern them by military power is a flagrant violation of the constitution, a practical dissolution of the Union and should not be submitted to that the lato decision

We therefore invite good men of all parties to unite with us to stem the torrent of fanaticism and fustian, and apply the only remedy yet remaining us, which remedy is a oon'teotiofv Ofihe States,- whore all the parties to the original compact, aud all those who have since acceded to it, will be equally represented, and where in a spirit of harmony, concession and union, such modifioations can be introduced into our form ot government as will receive the cordial approbation of all, reinvigorate republican sympathies and principles, aad establish an enduring Constitution that we approve thh contemplated convening of a National JDemoeratuj.Con vention, and reoommend LouiaviUo, Ky., as the plaoe that we heartily lav it thoimprovement of tho Mississippi river hdX tributaries, believing that we bkve tt right __ demand that a portion of the money obtaiued froni' the United States by taxation: abali 'lis thus expended.

The resolutions then "arraign the State Govern meat, and dominant party a9 corrupt and oppressive, affording oitisens no protection except that'baded upon partisanship, denying tho people the right-to Vote, ousting duly dented officers -from their position^, and charging that, these excesses are mere devices to muintain their power and whereas such *6Cetdt»noy is secured so long as the majority of our citizens are prevented from voting. tnd whereas the Supreme Court has "declared unconstitutional the test oath, by which our disfranchisement'was hoped-to bo perpetuated therefore, resolved that every white man in Missouri of lawful age andsound mind, hits the right to vote, and should exercise that right, at ail: hazards, and subject to ail-consequences which an unlawful assumption of power might invoke.

Coasidi-.rablc opposition \va* made to the last resolution, h* having a revolutionary tendency, "but" it vras finally adopted by a large majority.

A State Democratic Convvntion will be called-at an early d: r.

Meeting of Siirratt and-His Sister.

Nkw York,

Feb.

Wa*hing|pn

Washimqton,

news from

Spain is of exciting interest Though the Spanish Government endeavors to keep the public ignorant of eveuts, there is no longer any doubt that a serious insurrection is impending. Copsols 91, Erie 3? 1-4, 5-20's 73 '3-4, I. C.

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PioHEifCB, Feb. 23.—Gar/rbaldi is here pnd,|fil} Venice in a day or two, FRANCE.

P.vnis, Feb. 23.—ITnilecl States Bonds closed Rt 83J-. A*t •,

Senator Trumbull was last night the recipient of a serenade by citizens trom Illinois and other friends upon his reoent re-election to the Senate. He taade Mudk remarks in acknowledgement of the honor.

Senator Tfate9""was alttrwarSs^cofiipiimented in a similar manner, and responded by, a^ap««ch. ...

The evening reception of Secretary McCulloch last night was one of the most brilliant and select of the seaaon large numbers of the most distinguished person.

ages being present., X.

New

the Supreme

Court in teigard to the test oaths is founded in justice and law, and we offer our services in enforcing it against any oppo. sition whateverHhat we favor directlaxation in presence to a protective tnriff, which under the pretense of yielding revenue to the government is in realit^ft tax on labor to reward capital, not more than one dollar out ot five contributed by the consumer going to the Government thai nothing can be accomplished by contending over dead isgft*, aad keeping alive the ember? of discord loft by the fires of war.

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23.—The

meeting

yesterday betweon Surratt and bis sister was extremely affecting.. The sister encouraged her brother to keep »ietout heart, but the conversation was chiefly on domestic affaiis.

The Judiciary Committee have nut yet examined him concerning the complicity of Jeff. Davis in thi- assassination, nor is it likely thsy will do so until it ja known what will be the droceediugs usaiust him.

Hoavy Paiiuro in RaleigA^ Kjvleioh, N. C., Feb. 23.—The well known publishing establishment of Mr. Smith & Co., .failed to-day. Liabilities heavy", oSiSS'Y-1*ry®

If- Tin* 2 ti A Harana Sates,

•, HAVjvar^Feh. 20.' Fren'Ji arrived here on,the 18th whh dnf.T 1'rc.m Vera Oruz to the i3th, and the City of Mexico to the 9th. The report that President Jaurea had been taken prisoner grew outof an unexpected attack.,,made ly Miramon •with 3,000. men upon Zacatecas. Miraxnon's official dispatch says that Jaurer 'escaped owing to the velocity ot hi* carriage. £scobedo arrived on the scene next day, gave battle to Mir%mon at. Jacinto, and completely routed bittf^k-' ing 8,000 prisoners and capturing ail his artillery.

Marquese was' reported to have

Surratt Arraigned in Court. Wasbimqton, Feb. 23 —Surratt was to-day arraigned before the criminal court attired in a suit of black. When brought into the court his hands were hand-cuffed, but at the request of counsel the court ordered them released, and the indictment w4s read to him by the Clerk.

Surratt entered a plea of not guilty. The Court asked, "how will you be tried," io which h« replied "by,my countrymen," when the officer added, "then may God send yon a safe deliverance!" He was iiuiiticiiiied and remanded to jail.

No excitement was manifested during bis presence in court. tt&nford Conover, recently convicted of perjury was also present to await sentence, the prisoners being side by side at the bar

No day has yet been fixed for Surrttt's trial, but it is thought it will be in March.

Bills Approved by the President. WAASlifOToy, Feb. 23.—The President signvd tbo bill appropriating $10,000"Ibr the payment of invalid pension^ f23,000 for pensions to widows, children, mothers, fat hers, brothers and sisters, of sokliers, and 1230,000 for navy pensions to some class of persons. The President also ap^ proved the bill abolishing tho offlce'of superintendent of public printing.

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New Yonx^fFeb. 23.—ThaTimes1 special saps the Judiciary Committee will report on the impeachment matter as soon as certain witnesses in the South, aent for, have been examined..

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24.—The

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bas transmitted to the Senate a maw of documents from the Secretary of State, in answer to a resolution of that body, call» ing for the correspondence with Foreign Ministers and Consuls, in relation to the policy of the President towards tiefltatee lately in rebellion, anl especially any inquiries by the Department of State, with regard to the conversation or opinion of such Foreign Ministers. The embrace dispatcher from King, Sanfurd, Bigelow, Adams, Marsh, Morris, Murphy, McMath, and Perry, coveriug a- period of more than tWo years. All the parties addressed on the subject deuiedjthe charges, and their denials are received and declared satisfactory.

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New Yobk, Feb.

Items.

24.—Rev.

Dr. McMa-

han, Arch Deacon of the Catholic Diocese of New York, died yesterday A «Ht case will shortly coma become before the Supreme, Qourt. to determine whether certificates sf indebtedness are to be deemed taxable as -United-States secu*

A man named Nathaniel J. Mills, nu

been arrested on the -ohwjje- of-pessiiig^ fradulent redistillation bonds, with the. intention of defrauding the GhAernment out of about 100 .bhs'tof Whisky.

Another Keno Bank was seized yesters terday in Naseau street, ^fr^nis were"arested.

The papers ata^ Dundetburg's speed in sailing facilities, and suitableness for naval service, proved very satisfactory.

A Havana correspondence per "Man« hattan, states the souuding for the Cable between Cuba, and Florida, is completed, and the cable will be laid next November, A sub-marine mountain 3,000 feet high was discovered while making the sounding The' average depth of tbe-water fcr 6,100 feet.

The Richmond Dispatch intimates Virginia very peaceably. She will be the first Southern State to fall into line under the new Congressional plan of reconstruotion.

Governor Pierpont was id o6uncil_witl& the State Senate last evening, and advised tho speedy endorsement plan. His views seemed to meet with a general ap% propriation.

It is generally believed the ljegisKature Will pass a bill cailiug a Cohvention^o^ the peeple, and accepting negro suffrage upon the terms of the bill:

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ing assignede nHwidet^^ pension JrilU. .xr'i'1-'' Mr. TrnaaWUeaUed up jafai resolueion Ift* prokibit jay government liy claim ac-rtre^fnor-tothe-lJtt e#-A|^ fluftr x^aay .pstson wliu itiuairtw,

nfcedton.or in favor of aay {leNtai who dnrisg the rebellion waa aottoown fc*lle opposed thereto, and distinetlj ui lavwo£

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iti»uppresnon^ The Senate JudWary OeattDiittee rer^ pounend«i irtrilting.oju^it rebellion, where firet-ecbttiiWI

Mr. Tfumboll said he «ras not'iii of this emudiasnt but t*in nrj—:*T Ithe Committee'Were. "'J".A'' ..•-«*:/ J*. k»ktCa 4

Mr. .fohnson.ap^tm, amendment.

miliUffjr offleer% /ebftli^tv. |He had no objectkia to thiay and to ,ac^ complish this the' WOTde' proposed to be •trUflN* oA ym»ldkL m&uiUs&A amendment ws»4pnidJ4i

the resolu^^l^bf ^ijrtj^ so as to prevent the payment of claiaas on contracts made prior to April 13th, 1861, wkh^U^al Agre^.to,

The Hcuse offered ana^eqidgneii^ 'after the word rebellion, when^t first oo-Uft-tfie followfai %bidl lany p^sons who doe ffbt gr^v^ satisCsction of proper accountiog oAoffa. Re was oppaeed to tha reftrtKotf fcftd iti fator of ite supprsarinn. Adopted.jTohit reflolntienM amendedpeseed.

HoPBK—An amendmentNDroyi|ffine fQr the electionby tendOTto^fukic^ildw ifodr year^ and perfarm J^dbti*dev61K ingtoo Commissioner^of Bmildnigs^ and abolishing the latter, cmttoa,.was adopted^

Effbrts wiirft made to. tinnd Bai^bn *8t iwhkh treaties and laws of Congress in tttW Soothern-StateK——

Twenty-flve dellara wi plitdilMt'bait df Renry i). Saspden, as hurt to that tier Utilt j. ••'if ». a»c*-

Mr. Taflin offered a new Section pre•cri(ii|gJH I Mdill 11 iMiilii'altisied, &o., published in the District of Columbia, shiill be fisi^o papers iiii^iag tie largest dally permanent circalaUon, and providing punishment -by imprisomnent of any offloar Tfir the violation thereof. •".

The Senate bill to provide fos itte temporary printing, and providing* for thfc electioQ of.Congressional Printer, by the SenhM. .viM'•

The bill regulating the duties of'ttfc ClerkLof tne. Rousa in reteenee to- «ne»ahers'dfthi naxfCdftgirets^tnd providing

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men at Mexico, of whom only 4,000 wero7 armed. 800 soldiers garrisoned at Puehfa had declared for the Republic and gone, with Zamftcoitm, and it was thought as soon French i-kfcad?*^ left th« "t-'i remainder^"--s ^would take possession of city ahd "pronounce for Juarez. General. S. Coatetfan, Depatrief and others und also Madame Bozaine have arrived on French steamers! Several mem here of Maf tnillian's ministry were also going passengers to Marshjiii. Bazaine arrived at Puebla the 6th inst.

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^lsi^n originated djirilig tjbe war tor the suppression of the Southern rebellion, in a State declared i« f^r^tioe proclamation of the President, or a State whicHhy ffe tempted to withdrawf rom the governmeLt have booome iaws-without the appeo^i^l 1?,®''®

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23 —From South

America it i* rumored anothet propositiou for peace had been made

France end

England, but the Cabinet had not, permit-, ted the terms to be inadS known, but.itjs iatisukladjagain that United ota^s would be '..Xiie revolution la iSendoa* i» reporte(l to be iacr«)ssiBg !&' importances the insurgents having recently gained decided advantages. A

A'jperttyiaiji'' cavalry regiment

The Tribune's Chili correspondents aays it-is reported that a speedy oooclaaioa of peace

H^».l)f#^aj^grjMi9ll|iied

Bepublics is probable. JCheiotKnal.wn^ dition of most of thr BcpUt^as cUtlUAf to be moat deplorable. The Peroviaar .Govern men tin charged with swindling, and the speedy tall of.ths Preti4ent_jjj predicted.

WMhiagton Nvvra.

'. V?A»tfuiQTov, Feb. 2^2. Select committee on Sonthern: railroads have summoned before them Secretary Stanton and othee witnesses. "V

Gen. KcUea is here |o resume his command inSonth Carolina^ The anneal meeting of %he Washington NatioB^MonugssiLt. Aaaociation 1r*s

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says eur Minister, Mr. Burton, te the Columbia Government, still maintains his antagonistic position

Ithas been deeided that the foreign mails can cross the Isthmus without hindrance

the policy marked out for him in Europe.

New York,

Feb.

Cetton dull and heavy. Beef prime mess |g@32.

Whisky quiet ana steady. Wheat*one quarter better. 1 Corn 1 o«nt lower, fair demand Coal unchanged. Sugar firm, good demand, lOg^ll^r English Island 12}.

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Pork quiet, mess $20,62(5121,12 prima l»9M 19@20. .Uouey rather more active ti per *ent on call. StHiiiug quiet at 8j@9 best bills.

Gold upsne^jft 3^}Sf»d?\iosed at 38^.

CINCINNATI MARKET.

Flour unchanged and dull. Wheat firm, best prices unchanged. Corn is 1 to 2c higher and in demand, No. 1 at 61 to 62.

Oats light *"rr'°J prices higher, No. 1 at ftl. Bye firm at $1 23 to $1 25.

Barley dull at $1 60 for choice fall. Cotton dull at 29 for Middling Uplands.

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In a die«reit manner from .ufcBBSamerg o«u•lly. It In m*de of clear P&ht, tna%M mixed vltb otb« omU. BktIuk hud «igbt years experi•dce In the busineai, I woonldnilof giving imtUCMtiou. I alio bay and wll Pork nnd Lard.— The Sau^agt- Is nu halo uf O. P.Sander'a, roruwr 6th aad Cherry, West A Woodruff, Kul of Terre Haute Honse, and at O. 1. Ripley's Grocery tore. J. J" WKBSTKB,

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as ay reeldeeoa, tiro njatio Cast of rldsUnk« lppot. Also, at Mrs. William*' Millinery Shop, H*. lift Stain etreet. Mr*. O. LAWRKKOK.

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volted, ki.ling sdme of' (heir officers, as also thoss of aft infkrtr/JSipment, aent to reduce them to subjection. ^^S^^ap$ i^lM^ead^o^^Mi iny*ded J^ra«aibo%f^i^agt^fofce*. of President Sutherland, a battl^ ensued, lasting seven hours, in which Gen. £apO was killed. .Hu'fbrcei* then.tetifed

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yesterday- Gen. Force is the third Vjje President in the Chair, and Carroll Brent.. Secretary. Officers were re-elect«i amr^^r^natdsnr" Frcuaeh£^^ajor Wallach ex-omcio first Vice President, Gen. Grant aeeond Vioe President, Gen'l Peter Force thiid Vice: President, Smith, Treasurer. js- ••_

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ICtttioaaJLdTioes. Nrw Tork, April

The Heraid a City of Mexicoj[ corsespondence of the 5th, says the entire road from Puebla to the Capitol is strewn with the debris of the retreating army. Liberals were prevented from attacking bx strict OY^V~flfdm"iKez,1

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indicate-tSat a slight democjtration wooki convert tbe^yfeoK. mar^fe .Mtp a grand rout.

The Ataericap Consulate^is garrisoned tS protect Asu^can ci^sw^. HeTiTnillsn ftlls mrj nTin hedoes not considerhipift^^Mr a Isiatieaai '.1 tfyj 1- 'il ..•^•^-••-4* a -j. a '.'I a-.

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City

fiiw Yobk,

rfkJMMk lAa us BiiidnT. i%sh liaflial aad Dsislsi ft Thrt*-forrtk»

if th» Net Profit Mttumtdja tiu Amsrta

4AS. L. OBABAM ...*.i.-..ISNdrtetit. H. ii. POHTIit 8ocrci»ry THOMPSON, KAXE *MO*P«MI »ny2ttdly Aganti, Terre nauto, lnii.

VfOETH "AMEBICAN I rial'. iWIIJBAHCE «»JIPA»Y, Or lLucrron, Coak. C'Usb Capital ..^Sf00#0©0

A. ilAal'INUs freeWeut. W. MAWU.Ui .t-'croi-iry. »nuoiss lujrrr nv TMOMP&tt.V, UAXF. A IHO.HPSOS myahllr ^retoyiWhtd. rpiiE PfJTJNAJtf i. S'ISU: IXNI HAKCK COMPANY.

liiBTFono, o.NNiOTirrr.

Cash Capital-....I',.- #500,000. SAM0HI. \VoOJ»RDHi', —..freaiilent. DAKitl BIUJK,.„ _..JSecrStary. THOMPMOS, (KANE THOMPMI, myittfdly Agwnta. Terre Haute, led.

/'CINCINNATI HOME iNSV^eK «MUPAHT Capital, ..$800,000.

Fire aud Marine Riaki taken at reasonable riski. llir.-, S. W. Our. WHlWa ayuauioiB Streets. 0HA6-0. lifcA«_iM'i »..............-r-.i—-treaideu|.

HOMRMM^ (!KANK TMOMttJOft, Asenla, Terre Uaute,1sd.

sai-xz=n,

A€€ID£HT. «i SITED STATED

FALTT CSMPAUT,J sr *ivr Mux.

kor inaur tut* uaiuat Oaaualtlee or 4C0'deat "jr. ivoaca, W BrMdwajr". Stirttiai Ateiaetrt Omupany In AmeHca MAMOISJtAAKOJS,**.. Preetdeat

Jfor

VAIL, Otairman.iHnaooe eummltter

kmi^necMitUb iii TlttliRp, CIlXSS, a THttMPNON, dejitr'lrt Agents fo SoUtbefn Indiana, (.South oi as k. a TtwHafopottr,)'Tert^ tfanto, tad. stesc

X-u-ijkii4 iti

milE tJNiTED- STATED

1-^ twsu«AsrcK oesMsnr,

la *1^40 JWAbL srasKr, HKW roa*, dssepb ,J»i CcJlinii. a'.v Assftt* jN^Viy sia.ODO.OOO.

•'in lie Mid»t of JAf* rears in'Dtatk,

tQ-^* ,1 imure tfce.QJd BeUable: iSipmpson, Orape & Thompson.

x*attu--

WESTERN ...

lilUffc INm«IRAN«)K CeMPAN v, •••a .i Oi C3JOIN»ATI, .HIO.*,°AiWie«i^ «9"y jA»*M,m¥n, CofuJiiuiQg Seo.u tUj, Kcon«w »ud Iotegritj.

a«H^ on-**£*!•'c-SUck and Mutual PJafo' W. 'CitU4 Mf^aipv^i

Ageot»# Terre tt4ute, lh.u

etL.I'.S ill JL&t CCIDENT-INSUHAJSCE

Tie te »Bi SoBBdesi- Els elBsively AfcWental Insurance *^00., iir the UBlted States!

The Acoiddtit Insurance Compart ,v,i ^of CdlnmtmB, Ohio,

CiflTlL, ONE MILLION HOLLARS

teral Accident 1.0v«ritlK ail K«nn ,i Arcidontl, ••wkene^er wbi ... j, ^j^lver^-vitf'Ccugri^ are bstved..

Jjowest J£at*a Charged bt

yi any JiesponsHUt Company,

*uy ieQgr-h J1 tfd&i trom o.ij nt&»cit tc r«n«w*bi© ik picAture.

POLICIES A.BE ISSUED Jb'Ofi RKOA-.

#10,000!

$500 to

j'AYABIB IN CASK OF PKATB, WITH WSBKLY i'0ilPEN8A'l IU.N

,'iitv

p'"ievOrs, lk. im key, iiialU

.«*. m'

siJlai|,j..' o."

FroBi $5,00 to 150,00 per Week in raae ol acefileiiriUknaiag «U*aSlllt5S pr»veutinfi nu^ntioxi to liusinees »r occupation sr.: H'li TIih aVror- urtHnsry »t ,t tun -rale ot only ax. Five ilars for One Thousand Dollar

amount |ald as premium is Mta|oedurety art*Win cas- oY iliaatliity o« Uirgaj the dlsakliity last, e*ett nhoulrt itt." 'mu a «r.

HOT Thul, I'Mi oiiar^ per Aunnzu paid to (b« 0mpaay secures Ten Dollars p«r„wwfc while dla ab»d by any ac.i'ii'jJ.t aiSd.Two,lVSfN»A^»«M* neat***"

otai-foUf

til

tho

e«cost

pricu ill ilf I osutaocr

'^rt pnys wli"ii yon art' JisaUnt by accident. i-it'iatHLiy injured, it pays your iuuUy a sum jafioiuui to tliea. "dTau «d uge Uws Qot'increaKe tlie preuilutu.

So.medical examination r«,iulrei heiorf

ofi*

taiuinga policy. •. 'A A policy van issued in Jl»i» uiinuua timo. r-«,

Mr Yettrly Pvfivim are the vlteilfeit and bc*(

ULWIBATMINS 0C AU1UKNI MSiJiUNOIC. Some case, in .vliirii compensation baa been pak ty the ACCIDENT INSUUaMCK COMPAHY.

Jacob Kern, tanper, fell thrqugh a iiatobwa PoUcy cost 15. Was paid J.TJ for

tvro

$30

weeks' itis.

aWlity. H.tO. Soott, attorney at law thrown-from^iiii buggy—disabled lour w*e*s. ills po.ipy cost 9)16. lie received $100, wta. Hammoiid.'pollc«iuau, injurediadUohargt Of duty disabled thr,-e we«k« and two day*.— Policy cost Slii. Wat|»lil

John fl. West, carpenter, jiurt while tolling timber disabled twoweoks. 'Politycost18—was paidtao.

James Boder, en„-.e««, tell down sMtStOf glut fooiu disabl' il f0L? ttrabs. Policy cost |1J— was paid $4o.

Louis Qodscbalkr laborer, handt rashed in coupling care disabled tli(-« wcfke. Poiiey coet $18. ffiieMnd

-'•erftV'T. Woolen, workman lit lumber yard hand crashed be: woeu boards^ SisaaiedSv# Weeks jid twodays. Policy mat If. Keeaived 9$6,4S y»hn 8. Jfe'rry—sprained ankle. Pkld $-1(1 disabled fonr weeks weired SMB. I eV* la the

Oases above cited, the bolder* of poll-

cieafcirSlSO, paid iutyreniiatn^ rac«ived $4^0,^0 In weekly p»a»pensatlf.^.. .•*

fifer) Oltin is Prompil). Paid

As Soon an the proper £iutence %s received.

«i orricuRs or Ttfi'

co«pany."

BSNJ. K. B«ITH, fre»5f ». S. MtAV, WKOaWJC

WKIUlUr,-Sol

SECS(TA*Y JXO TUSA8UKCR

EW. DEJiiriv.. .:. '.OWoi A'ganf •'1 OCMXRAL AOENT TOR IHDIANA, S2DS3Cy 1. MAX\VjStL,.. .. .....IndiaBapoMV. t. H. HAOEB, Dowling Hall,

Agent for Terre Bante, fndTasa

4jy20tf

v&tW

SHIPPERS. ftd&ha&ggA

RAlI.ttOAI) AGENCY

The undersigned, Agunt fdt' tbe Bellefontala6 Liaa, will gfra through reo^pts to all ^he in tititfl, on sblpmenu of k'rodnce nf ol

Bt B^Lioa, wfil (riTe through receipt* to all Keataia nltle«, on sbipmenu of k'rodnce nf Eind^, Time as quick at sny other Line, and rate* lbs i#*WHITE UHE" ttftm over this- Soad, tndpais ruuttrough to New Vark aad Boston vntbyat .change

'-•m.

freight. -Orala by thi* Lin*

San ba chipped In balk, which ts a great saving to sbtpptrs In tarnishing *acks. daltf

ATTORNEYS.

TltOKAB !T^J»at*l»XEIiSOU Attopnm 4 CMaseHon at Ltsri

ymcn—PJioaaii Bow—Dp-atafrs,

Attorneys

at Latf*

"^fcjcs So: iKrMMiijSjreet, (bp atatrf.) fcLlaun.

F. COOEJfiHLf, Arroiuei

at law,

NOfAMY PUBUO M»ts,:

AJVl) Will attaad (KBiitlfto tha .. eetUewient of eBHiofl,«n«l atahlng.o«t Maadfc artgages, and other instruinents of writlag...... orrtus on Ohio street, up stairi, orer lln,1t' aata Sells t'fc: A,. o«0Stf a'. p. fn. a. eiun't. iMwdida.'/fIlioiiipsaBf.CnM^ TMefliiMB,

ATTORNB Va* AX IsAW,

lieai- MtUate Insurance

Oea^ral colleetloa

Agtmt*.

b. A. CONOVER, lata Proroat Marshal 7ta Matrict, is associated wltb a bore la tBSp&llec-Uao-tif (AaimS and aiiju-aM I Sgaeslss. Ofcvx, on Third Street, between JM aiaaSi -WMO, Ttef Uaute. Indiana- .. ... aliMl'.

vmrnfmammmmmmeimm

DKNTMTMY.

jpiTT A, L00109, sm

s- 3? ai •sep.

nan

uw*«n» win iimk a«Mn

B* use of

OiriOB^lU Mate SkriM.bMweauS* aadstb. ror Win gats A Black's .Store, '•.* roup Hasra, Jf9.

oror del

^R.C. O. LfliCpLN

The Oldest Established Hit remored hia edlca ,aad UMTdanca to ttttb street between Haiti and Ohio.

Hating baa- upward* 4f el^fciaea--/—ii' eSpaianca in l»entlatry, he is coaiSdent lbM ha see Tl%*satOifabtion In all caSee.

VAN VALSAH, JfectMBor toXlMoia I TMiTaMt^*

Ma.

lOLMaln Strae% over BatleC's,Bea)|

r^.i5dtr-

rfiiiUE-UAUTK,

0.*K:

This Ifouse*Tift« changed hands ana has baaa thoroughly rafltted, and #ith go6d f)r«iHSloda4ion*, good tahlea, and'teaaoeable charge*,-«tn Proprietor Uogtm for a llber«l,*bare_of psuaaSK-

JlOAliDKBS WAWTiD.—1 win hoarAJbr $SJO td* $J.75 per week. I* will set asgoodatabl*a* cau be baa in the City. Hoard by Its* day f{.n). lelSdtf

pLAKJt HOpS#. v/ roailn ot

X.hia iLiuui.Uia lu^y^JMd'ja^9^nU

"Japartmsnt?, In .ityle Susnrpaiueil by. any in Btate, and is now open for trweptioo of gueatS. The patronage »l tUe publtejs (MuMtfuiiy *Mla-

UUBU1NM A. WlJiOATt,

ited. auiti'hf' tao, fI1EBEE iiAUTE HOUSEr-.-A

ESTABLISH EB-MAY 13.1851

[JaiJitf

I. rZutntzY, ». 0. atmili

nvm* & M&wm

A-X fORNKYS AT lAW,

fltitnl (kik&g Sal Iriate rv, tsiewl jalMwtf

OfriCHHtMoEfea'sBlo^, ep^tain, tstewllasonic ttalt mraaei JJAIHB & CBtTFT,

Cf'JL^EU ItAl.N AMD BkVXMTQ

Tcire Haute Indlyia. This

ttotU hMi

yacently bar a r«flttecT, and put la

flrst-eiaa* order, oU'urlug accomatodationa uasur|h*id In tba State. IMtflf TIKJiia. Pras'ra

QTBWABl BtoUSE, W Secon^ Street, between tlaln and Cherry,, T£Btt$ ^SAtiTJS,. mo.

Thi* old established Hotel ha* sbanged haads, aad ba* been fitted np la a Style that the Proprie

tor

feels satisfied that lie will make it a plcasaet huna ur aU wb« wia/ atop with bias. A. lew boarders will be tavuLnt

nt pricea to suit tha tlm^s, WcB.Sk, Proprietor.

THO?.

fHldSmj

UNOCRTAKCR^. S A A O

UNDJSBTA £2 R. Is prepared lo execute losSers ia hi* llA* win aeatauM asd iii*pa|cb .nuu of third aud Otarn treat*, Zerre Haute, laillana. iaaSU-S-dwtf

U8T

RBCiJltrkD.—A FiSt

tl As*ortm«nt

CofUfbbas, Olito, tu^ parties holding policial at T«ait« MaiitS, Ian: 0. H. flpildi ttrivkiayor, crushekl hia foot by. MUng brick, ilia policy cost bim *10 he received tiu for two weeks dkakillty. f. r. PTanklin, carpeet«r,-ran a aeHatcr into hia,band -Polioy coat SIS—was paid

9*0

far fuut

week* disability. J. S. Wilkinson, ice dealer, fell on the ice. Poll

$10/ He waa paid |H for three weeks disH. VrBlagham, hand disabled by heiQacausrb tir elevator of (louring mill. Policy cost »5-"i. He seel red 976 for three weeas' dimability.

tTIadlM,~0*nta'and

AW CMITECy* •UliaPEWS.

^liCHITECT & BUILDER

J. A. VHYBAGH.

Plans. Sp*ciflaation«, HupMlateManca, and -Detail D$aw|ags tnrni*beit. for avaty iWecrtptioa of Bondings.

Omos.— Sofath*Bgst cornsr lfaiu and" Aftb StreeU.on- Uonnally'e-'Drag Stoi*e.

mjti&lr ..., .j. i.

piuttiE ciwrmma sius.

OLIFT dc WILliIAMS, iTlftllHITT**

rw*'*"

Flooring, Sath,

Siding, Brackets MtnOOUtgi 'Architraves

t^r

Mouiatttjfs, fFintUw frotHe* Poor Frames*

Stair Mails, BaUustert', Newell i*ontst,

.AK&i

Piara. Spactdcafions and^Saaariatend nished for ererv deacription of siyUiag. OAce at Prairie UtT Planing sTIls,"

OAce at Prairie Ulty Planing atntnand Mulberry Straete.

etc.,

Jte.t

Flailing, fcteroil tawioff, •Wood Tttrnlng, And all Weod work nted In building, prepared to Order. (Joraerel Nlntb-and Mulberry Street*.

^H0H1TE(3TS AND lillLiHCtfS. CLHW—€r *WII»ETAMS. tendance fui-

Il* eorner of JaSM

Wf ARJRBN'S IMPKOYED W HO»FlN& W* are prvpared to put an this Boot, aad warrant it for ft»e year*. This I* tha b*at asd ahaafr* sat Bootto a**! aad

M£OICAL.

FAJBN S W OfiTfl'S xarsMAat toa •-i

PBZVATS DISEASES,

iHew li I-f Maryland atrm^, bat. ifa ffdtm and hUittfitt,

UMUAfttUs, JUtlMASA. s'.:

CkHKeal*^Sa'f*et

lHNUa wiraa Oi

x» tz+imsi1

8*skha*ls

WiXht. B.MIITB, ....

8»'H(!ii-:Uir8lfi|),1i»i*Mu 8d aitd lib 91 ia7diy ncRRB-ai€Ts, iin..

•itt

HOTEL.

S oauaa rtrnt 1» oaaaax.Xane .Alauta, tadlnaa, J. B.- fiAllsSY, PmoprieMr.

kauwladfV'Of tha nature aad

treaiaamtof VIWUiaAli I'leKaSJCd, a ua. tard ApagSacato tMS |tiad«i p«avtio, the ra^" ralac jwjttlitnaw vary genaratij uts »a tti* tS»ats Wtth a dBIect T* traatmaitt, to pa*» taruo«a dks jBHHt *lage*«n the 'olsaaae with .a,,.par»^ tiraly little relief, while tua specialist, wnv 'MHSBS^aersMthaiitBayaiuLUeaUiiebl m. Vene« taal I'lSSaW" 9a raaUUj aflect a cure, aad sa« lia tMrpttbahdaraMy.

Jiaiiti aud* tbl* acaaah of tl* proEs-atou a SpWialstu'dy daring a larts ud vafied pracuoa, fc ltMmstt uov anablad iw treat ajptuus, la all 1U aiaa**, up»n a *y*ten» whi.. paarane uvaa, leal-, mlly uatiflea in Mlac .thatheiatSaaall pbysiciau the city who can 'ftagaWHrSalUtife (tta* iroai ttas system, aud euro llj. Hiiaii 'T" latter atages, AW,

OOSoBlLKAt SUIT AJND aTUlCTCRKS Mrmaaantiy curad witbont pain or iuconvouieneo the pauatats. ^.imwntiox on SMUKAL WEAK.WE88, eSSMMtsAwlth filaraal and. Aoctnrnai luniauons, WiirraMrW Ipkcial atOteUob at tAi- Owpeusary, aed SWCax isgaa*eut*sdiii aver* case.

Seed for Aew Ws.k Juat 1 sued by Sr. Partis* wattS, a. ^raaial -IrwdN on Y*a*rlal ea, MUMtta boib. JLal* an4 Pecnaia. i*

ju»li*ea

that atw

ISiMl should ba-wmtjurti.' Slent by mail, post g-v1. any s4dre*a we ravaipt oi S& eaut*. lfrl cvaipouudea ana turunheu at this •••a. Taaaa UTiitgat.a ataiaace a coasu.i Wur, aad hare Umt mUMiM sent by apreM. awasawsskailnss stilctly c-nadeiituU, ana

Md Or. CAAMSM Ufptopcei] to -l*t

Jd*G8

janws" luirjs BX»(M

l(M- Jo

tkktiQ9

la^a3

Qrav ttair to its hlM^S Ortgoal Ooioffltfadioate ttmdrulP'ai Kli9

kXJNUB T«niaM« AMtoosla Si2iu9 JBUitiB.: »arfaaicU. ltlMiia &umon ffwm the lUAWdi

Ssalp aad pre. Tsat Balduess. Ri.WS

u'. BUiMXf? a Bwtle BMH JULttUM KUias T12sas bi^US

tKnaas *.C0., Proprietors, ,7

iPete^boro, W.

Hw*

rJ3 i..

MFFIJUOIRGSII

^lB til KlBAG£I OF TUJE A6£!

.1^'.

•4* PeopTo baee their looks te tha dark, imS'sa^ aMtai Irani el ie«^t

light, fododor red

ShSSe aaseehloaehle aalaa* aaaaged te

a bttatifal aabera, and r^ale* 1 Wbdis hSa«U are oowed with AaaM^e** It, 4fcd hare ol«ao caals ^•*.alser aad hseish# ssaipa I

Tettrapt haTS their'«a

•atatns toak* tlahiaet d, aad thb bar* *pou r•rad with a itdEruat gtwwth of Stir, and da cs

"tHatte&efl! use it because itis

i4|WM»'r Touac

LsmBss

„'«m

/uaf uio

91aa ^asaid

Terre" XmMana, IMIBIIS, oo Olllce of Marcitall, Slentexuraa and Pivtestina Hai* Mnwr-'" u^tfdt^^ &JUN.TIN HOUSE, JJ|. Southeaat Ooraar PnhUo Square, Terre Haute,

use it beeauseit iteepa

tkatrBikit laaiacal Xrvytwdj irtMst and

will

lffc-a tll*lrt and

u^e it, because

bettrvrtlCle

in them irKei!

•DKMAS BARNES Whole^il aaU tmkfow, New Yors Mercoots HaJBABB A COey Whole sale and Betali Agants, Terr* ntmet Ind. dD

A E I A N

Lead Pencil,., Company,

MEW TORE.

Ftetory, Hadson city, N, J.:

w—Hi

it*

iqistnoMi

i».

mi to

Ohlldnn*'

WMBOOPH- wwIHfat that- baa MM beea introduced here lielore—by

IBaaC

BALL. OaSartakar,

my2S ':rr '#e» t'Ar 3d and Cherry stfeeU.

N A I N O

N E f,

The has mora* hi* OoSla

Shap la

Mo. 14 North fourth Street, saadoot Kortb of Oin, cinnati HanSe. All those whe kSTO calls for bis •ervicea will find at his eatablMeaMlkt a birg* a%Hrtment of

Metallo DuMal CHsieji, Casket* aad WooSsnOoMa* of rrary st^lrMsIn, An aiagant h*an*t always la nadln***. .. Qqler* iaft at h* shop or at hia Book Sjare will p'juvtlf atttmed to. *, orTrtrtni' H. W. O'QONNELL

/qb

ABStylos Slid grades of Isoif peaoils of snp'rl"r joaltty aramaaafiMtarad andoffsrad .t lair turrns fctha Trada. Tha Public are tnvlt-d to give tue SWiOMliCiD PKMOiL

t\iS

prelerauca.

The rtn-TilIf to be had at all prinoapai Staff Ma«ISDgDwl-rs. ASKfOB AJUCltlOAff C&AD PSKC1L.

TE9rU»OfftAV

esMMiH^ 30J£NTIFIC 8CQO7L, B^etaicaM tiu OoiXESK, Aovre br-1 ij, 1« »J

Ihav sJWaf^re«o»iH-adrd tae FdbCC po .• g-e idiMntaii.tiw only peotiiii oti«u ivi u»t __ISMttalaail mathematioal drawln^t I -Itira ftsnefVirlslof the Amarni Pontou us Ps^fl|b mtoufaoiurod by American tetb hMO CesWMTt w. t..I O'.a vv-ap-i„r i„. if pWieiL ia a-e. -«en to th, Faocr the la

Mil CUSMMSB* lead paoci bei.f supriot noil (r si-atehlap, oruMnentnl .nri neaJ/tawlag, aad all W* ordinary us.e of e»epaasU* Ma «ary fluely grad-d and ln^ t, saootSlcaataftia th* sofieat il ii tu« |SUtSajl,lk» are all dut cna be d« rd in a paacH, it glrvs ine fraat pleasure to able to tssseiaana, that they will no ionirr bo

depend ap«a Uarmajxy qr «D' «ner aarkat&>r penci, LOul£ BAlt, Pr

Professor

»c'i #•»:..

imHttlimyoB CeisbroMd Lotties..

This secret of besntlfJlDi llu skio beta? known jSW) MrVsssr* Jared Beno, tbey bonorabry state that.it dlifer* from ail other pr*parati"'is. It them»t harah and freoliled skin both the

taatera aud eator of pali«h. 'Tory, removing all diecoiorations, whether appearing fieoalm, iac, r,

math,

or biaek worm apeahs, and oa-

suocessful In Hnoothlng out the marks

'lett b/~ saall-po*. The agent* of "L* Em»il do ^arhf' Boat fatJMaaUy *abmlt to the publ tk» indorsement of suoh distinguished

H, M'Ue Peliclw, Vrtt'ull, Misa I Airs. D. BuWei s, Luciriie*

WesSM ICdtt'e Prnlsl^n. Emma Waller, lucy Rashton, Moau.le De Kargueilttes, Mis- Agurt Perry, and many others whose hlyh standing iL. Ilsi imifiaslnn give* tho atampof truthtoJuass tv their intelligent and gentllna appr rai.

The beantlfal tosdelle W»»t«rc sas: "I And that the 'Snail' prouaces all the brliifauoc of rauh abd Uily-WUie, with the i.4*oo'» tvtalWaiiesMS. It traliy adds to tb» sol'tne*! ty of the skin."

Teatrali »'ys

UsttU lasts lTilill»ni Tr tlin rn plexiou. "Jar^d'* Kmall A Paris" Is atk-daaa dollcatv beaStiflffr of th skin tor theatru, aaloou, or bnli joeau tka most reft ed aud scrupulous lnd

Ty'h

JOHN ARMSTRONG,

.«,

ei itiewui*, 'C.

All Pse«Ua are sWmpedi Ly'v

dAst*Bi3r

tb. Paitca Co., if. iv

Xeaaewalaa Wlthoetthae^aat naide of tbe&cj look to it Mir^seSwtlUasiflO '3 ®44*®

JCLEa JAKED &

lif AIL DE PARIS,"

JJfce J[ew. BffUttfi?r of the bkln.

«.

k'lUV# HSmT

I mi. t*

11i41i

so atanlC'ftoiB the rarii^jkwhltvi luti ns. Ac., which my theatrical profi-sstoe obligsa to uao that 1 cosialder a DeiXeot bqnwlaoilou to and h. praparatlofi wiiich given tlm n-ceMaty wl,tunes* to Umaida^aiMliear,sit cool*Till soiuuib."

Hiss ^taggie Mitchell, says "J bare tried tue sktat hesMtaler, *L« Enrsl I df Ptrt^,1 «JlJ fvi'O-l thaf it Instantly lApart* a natural Moom and

ha»i? suffered

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UQdacing all the beautl^iKg eilecu ol rough uuit -at.dllly-whlte, wltliou? hcft vulgar glare or inril» to the skin.

Sold by all Brst-dass Druggist*, Perfumers aad ,1 sSis' kair-dmsa-sV h. Isabeau, 622 Brottdwsy Dopiaa, Bnoriuv Co., aad F. C. Walls A Oo..~M«1V Toi% and Kg, 4 lU 9h»uth

street, and Jviuuton, fi1

foWaPa'Cowd«n, 1-hiladelphlu, Agsuis, -r JAIIH' HINE, 't Q^i^fal Agants and Im('^rten?. Kew Vuri^. .. jaSleoSCm

tiaamltii aadjtencil Cutter. SlttfeWfefcfcyftAdSf GloMiag, colt Sot Biada and repali ed lOItVVuv

Sack Brands, also Plates for to order. [repaired in the best of ,-ty!?.

All Wsfffc Warranted to give satisfaction •bios Sd door Cast Of the New Court Ho nan, on hto snaat, at tha vlgo

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