Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 July 1867 — Page 1

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OFFICIAL

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THE NEWS.

GoL^u^d^ci®

THE Surratt trial still progre^^ndtfcera U. no gueMiajf^b^^ jyltt JL* J*COVOBEM li getting along with business rapidly, and will proba^dj^r^wlrtup a. very few days.

A SOILEK pxplosiwi.has occurred at Lancaster, Pennsylwwfla, by wBch t« or mwwmm yore killed, «M»eT»r&l*ound«LX -Jd-

THE cholera has broken out at Fort Barker and several soldier* ha*e&e& from ft.'Vbila others are in the hospital.

THI IndlattnVr »ttJl_prog*es»es, and lit is*nsai fcst there are not enough Federal troops in the field to dpjthe work ro^ulredof them. *#»f

THI Secretory of War has tent to the Hon&^k large mass of papers in reply to a resolution of that body calling forinformatron rejativj to the. execution of til® fcjfeootfitructtott,lftw$i\jflw§o ui* rludo various letters and telegrams from District Commanders on the subject of registration. It appears from these communications that on the 22d of May, a circular was transmitted to the several District Commanders for their guidance. Th$ circulars and communications a.ri..-iLl*ILln onr dispatches, ^.

KxTEJfsivE deposits of coal have.been discovered on the Kansas btanohof tfco PaCiacfeUlroaMte. hundred and seventy miles from Pond Croek on the route of Albnrq^iue.^ HCr: ffond^rsoti,' proprietor of the Santa Fe stage line, reports I he veins from eleven to •fifteen feet tHnk. Specimens received at St. Xotiis are pronounced a good quality of bltnralnone coftt. A three fe& vein lias also been discovered twenty miles west of Fort Barker. These discoveries are jtosetMe the nnestian of fuel for the rallro^divjw itawea aaoH atsolfi 1 —PP»wg- twJ.^

FIFTEEN bushels of wheat par aero are

reported in Soutti^t^fc JJeorgiiv, weigll-

ing sixty fou rpounds11»^tho bushtil. I MB. D. LOCKE (Hasby) baa become a

THE New

%mwwa

tb&oJk wis .}

partner in the .Toledo Blade, 'of which

he baa £oi some .. time—been—the leading

editor. L-

THE receipts.ef^tbe Atlantic cable^for

the year* (irb estirsietteii til or

•within $750,000 of the jai^tice cost of the

last laid cable.

^3 g. s&yj.

THE enormouS'wealbtf o£*"AQ esS^lish-

ed Church in Irelajd is attracting eerioaB

attention. A royitl feemmfeSidn is about

to inquiro into tho' nature and amount of

property it hddp. "a"*1

disguestedf|&|,lW«»l»r of pipua cjuwl«^ ors that dia^rn the gallows.-The editor

would probably get pious himself under

similai. dr^taifanjs. II |#^||tfot stop to think about the disgust with a rope

adout his neck.

THE present prosp^t is that^fftfich-

mond the negroes will'have the majorityj but that in the State at large the whites

will be in the ascendency. It is to bo

hoped that party^jiinas- Willqgt. be towed

on complexion l||t,l)mev^%8iiy#be, tho relative strength of the races will largely determine the policy on recon

struction which "Virginia will adopt.

There fe even, in which a majority of the white

voters iiro in real sympathy with the Re

publican party. It is equally true _that

the negroes in ovrcy part oft^e..8f$ftjsi$^

as a rule, loyal,'And are, consequently,"

Republicans. At the same time there are

some good anti true men among the

whites, and* their number, is simply increasing. As a general thing the Re«

publican recruits are mainly from the

ranks of the Confederate„arpiy^ -.^Ptysold

politician* aFe the mast inveterate of robtils, but thero is now and then an excep

tion to this general rule.

Wo notice that Hon. W. t. Qoggin, ox-Governor of Virginia, and momber of

Congress from 1839 to 1849, an old line

"Whig of groat influence in all parts'of

the State, i9 out in a veiy sensible letter. It seejajg that ho !f.&{&_ bStnsarf^ffiBBIftd

to vote under the Registration act, bit he

does not murmur at that, but accepts his

lot manfully, and coimsels his fellow-

Virginians who can register to do so,

and thus restore the. old. dominion to its

former federal relations without delay,

upon the basis prescribed by Congress.—

Ho Bays, among other things to tbe same effect

A conquerred people can't expect to have a choice of measu^s.or the selection qf men for public positions exactly upon tbeir own terms and in their own way. We must learn to realize our true condi* tion. In the first place we must remember that, slavery having escapod, we have in consequence, a new clement of freedom in our midst, which must respect fnr it* strength, Whatever may be our opinion of the materials of which it is composod. We must realize the truth that slavery can ndver be restored, andi that Cotton as Jung ti fovcvtr dethroned. He may still, however, be respected, and even honored, member of the family circle. "We sbctuld have no roplninga of such a loss. Jvxmld not to day restore slaveryif Ieopld,' The agitation of tljia very question in the past, during tbe par-. ty conflicts which you and I have witnessed, precipitated the country, finally into tbe revolution wftich ended two veara ajgo."""" "We can ncfa build npbn its ruins the foundation, aad raise thereupon the su perstrncture "of free government, wnich can be made to respect tho rights and protauto th& happiness of both races, when both races learn to work together for the common pood*

rac

history- ''Her raikoads," .saj^and

her canals, h6r bighway,sjuidjbc?«i«rtp ef tra^e andlrasm&B would "ttefir frffhtari

wodted life, and briog into the State

greater »raajfltthanii ever-yet possessed.1^ It is ^leeriajg to bear 2$ men who* voiqes were once for disunion, slavery and

continu^resistance to the national au

thority,:'ova& after the fortunes of War

baddecided the fate of the^Jog^defaqy, noyi coming out on the right) raida. tThai

av&w«3£$«&

jGfcggin, "set about ttfe %tnk of recon-

BtrqctioD

isw„ Ll:»'aixW&.aMidE

Discovery of Co»I on Ibe Kansas

Sr. Louis, July 13.—Extensive deposits of cpal.bav.e {wen discovered on the fipe of tibteltJnioii Paclfic Kallroftdt Kangas branch, one hundred and seventy milps frofn: Ppnd CJWek^ on the route of Albiip^ifter 'v., "'V*:.

Mr. Sanderson, Proprietor'rf the oan* ta Tee stage line, reports the veins from eleven to ^fteen f^t thick. Specimens reciiveti 'tiere -arei pronoancea a 'j{Mquajity of bituminous coal. A. three foot vein, been discffvercd^wen-^ ty miles west of Fort Harker. These dis^o^j^* ftp. eliereditq Bettte the question of fuel for IZail

Battle with the Indians—Six men

Leivewbrtn ipecial saya a flght»took place near Fort Wallace on the 26th ult.,' in which six,cavAlrymen were killed and, a'soldiebidriven Jbackio th^Fkct. the

A. non-commissioned officer, captured rlh in Thirteen colored soldiers had died at

he Indians, was mutilated and tortura most horrible naStmor.

Ebrt Harker from cholera. A special from Junction City^'JfinSas, sayt the cholera broke out at Foil Harker on the 20th ot June, since WhwOovei1 a dozen soldiers of the 38th colored Infan-

M. Department, and a brother, of Capt. Araios, died. ThereTSrf soldiers in the hospital sick with cholera, ""[he surgeons think tho.

the recent overflow of Smoky

per.

Sbven citizens of ,S41ina andonfe (JK Juriction City also died. ^Jlojor Cooper of the 7th Op,valrv.-6hot the hetd iii a nt of tetii-

jor Cooper

hinjself through 3orpry"

porpry insani^ yrhlle on a late match with Gon. Custar.

olunteer cavalry are'jrapidly arriving tort Harker..- ,-T he Indiana Have gone to Teceive their anduity goods from Col. Leavenworth

telsquiet'.1"'

11 ^^^8arr«tt

WASHINGTON, July 13«—Joseph Carroll was ipcalled and cross-examined. Mias Olivia Jenkins testified that John

Sutratt was not at home on the day before the assassintfOOff Bavtf him there two we^ks previously door bell rung when we WBi^^aupp^-)B~th.egByening~rfr4he 14th of April r-MBC. 'ffiinSlSarratt answered the belt a Mr. Scottj-^ftom the navy yard, left-two-papers forwitness that was the only time the bell «ong I herfrd no one' go *nto4he house wiile At supper. The testimony, otherwise corroborated that of Miss Fitzpatrick.

David Barry testUfea^Is -now an officer of the Maryland Conjrt.ittttion|ri Convention Resided ^leaf'Sumitfevillti saw Surratt there March-26thi" 1866 I'accomtenicd him to Fort Tobacco and brought back the horses delivered t)ien|rat Howard's stable, a'nd halted "a't 'Mrs. ^ijrratt|_s todeliyfr^ i^esl'agB ^^hef^wnV^i ^saw^Mri. 54rra' \.pfi

Benbdit P,

^Sutrattsville on thb 14th of A-pfiton btisiothy in re-

iil

Tho thought of getting bade into tbe

Tnion on any easier terms h« denounces

as a "delusive phantom," and he main

taius that the State cannot ovffli make a beginning in tho way of return to mate

rial prosperity so long as it is oat in the

cold, waiting for something to turn up

that shall enxble it to sneak back Into

Congress on a more agreeable plan. But,

he argues, once restored to Its normfcl

condition as a free aad equal State, Vir

ginia, now one vast potter's field of deso

Not

aess she held a note of Mr, lation to the oame to see a to the ttansictioja. %, j% 'A

and

ajMUy.

J.6 Bernard Jenkias, bM»tfeer,-|o Mrs. Surratt, testified to similar effect. J. Early testified that he .and Michael CLaugMffi woht'to a barber-slop 6h the morning of the 14th of April, 1885, and

Bid ward A. Murphy- eorrobornted Early's testimony. .William jailing, formerly keeper of tho Western Housd at"Crfnandaigua,"NbW York, t«(tifie4 "*that a man ^ataedi John Harriartt,arrived thero from$"Blmita on April 15, 1865.

Frank O. Chamberlain, presenl proprietot of tho same hotel,, testified to the identity of ihe hotel register on which the entry appeared."

Jos. II. Bard ley, J.r., testified Jfi finding the register in the Webster House on his vssit there March, 1867.

Jteaplf J&iMtfSf, Br, testifUfi lo ha^ti^ delivered the book to him two or threo weeks ago, and to "its not havihg been Out ofhis possession since.

The prosecution having objected to the: introduction of the register on the ground" that Suiratt might havfe wrfttafl'liis name in it subsequently considerable argument endued, and tbeCourt reserved the decision to"M was taken,

londay, to which day recess

Boiler Explosion— 'Life Thereby.

LAKCASTER, Pa., Jnly 13.—The boilers of the Fulton Cotton Mills exploded early this morning. Engineer DnVid Haunch waB killed Supex^ntendent Mr. Plumber bad both legs and "an arm 'broken, a foreman had bis leg fractured, and otherwise injured. Affew of the fumalo operatives word more or less scalded. One of tho boilers was thrown into the mjXJ .jihd the othervWM carried over a*quar§. Tbe northeastond of the building

WHS

demol-

febed. A man named Meyers was found jft the ruins and* there may be

tm ftdy

India* Murders Mid Otrtragea.

ST. LOOTS, July 14.—A letter from Firt Wallace, Kansas, dated June 29th, giving an accottnt ofthe Thaiah attack on Pond Creek _Swt»oja. ,t,hiw da^ Jjreviou* in which four soldiers wwe killed, and seven wounded and one mining, says that, during tho month of June fifteen men •were Jtillfd and ,twelve wou^dedrM or

I Loss by nrp fri*©

Mouse and it a^Ofntng building oecupfed by Mrs. Grow was burned jthis n«m«

lation and bonea, would soon .attain |k, iag. Loss, twefity-li^ tboasand dollars prosperity unprecedented in sill h?r ^naured fof ten tbowaod dsllari,^

TKEBfflrTfrA

WASHINOTOS-, July ia.—The Secretary of War has sent to the House a laifs of papers in reply-jt&a jeeolution of

•.••W

body calling for information relative

the~subject of registration. It appears from these communications that on the

gaidance, signed by Secretary Stanton jwd addressed to Gen. Grant. It is as follow:

CIRCULARS

GBVCBAL: Becent occa^rences in soma of the military districts indicate a necessity for great vigilance on the part of mili-

The papers «mbnuie a large a correspoiidflnc6 %rd^^.7midaV have afrflfify* b«n:"paffi8h'M. efdi jtho^r^ha^a not yi

course, which was endorsed by all )le except those disftanehhed, most of are office-holders or desire to be

fiAiaiin.

[Signed]

mQ.r

BXOABDnrG APPE*H*NDKD

RIOTS.

the publ

pecially in towns and cities, and they should have their forces in hand, so posted

jl?

be Apprehended as to act promptly, checlc and if possible to prevent oatbreaJks and violence endangering public or individual safety. You gjjl,. ^taowfoi&jalUtto at-

tantion of commanders of muitary dis trfqts "J catttionary orders as may be found neces-

to this subject and issne tuch pre-

»r

tho Kansas Pacific

for th^jwrpose* endo

is as follows: fThe above conveys kll th^ instructions deeded necessary, and will be acted on by the Distfict Jdtnrtfatf(Rr#, tortrtSgqbciM* reports of precautionary orders issued by |hem to prevent tho -zeoarrence of mote or other unlawful violence."

"5 ritro'ff lasarr^Fi? k.iW sR(

GES.^BANJf .TO £S?I.££9ERn)AN, JUNK 7. Aei I see a dispatdtn /ft&a WartinqefeL^an* ^3, noundflg that tha Secretary of War and of i?aewMGP'

If favored in -eaitfOvin|»tfaeLGovernor of Louisi-

ana. I was not even win athaiflly •at3fha:4?^' time, -Tfadae is not lisRe word of truth in jthejstory. v,r I'j^W mi [Sigoed} fasffesEiifl.

GRANT,

Major General.

QEH. SHERIDAN TO OIK. GRANT JUNE 28

trom&!aJta*M 20, in reference to registration. I am at a loss to know whether it is an order or not. The form and phraseology is not that of an crdor, but Lmay- be mistaken, ask for information^whether I am to rd it as an order. ignod] P. SHERIDAN.

OEK. GRANT TO GEN SHERIDAN: Jtme 28.

Tour dispatch of yesterday is received. Enforce your own construction of the military bilfunless ordered to do otherwise. Th6*pinion of the Attorney General has not beon distributed to District Qomma.C^ ders in language of iflariiier entitling it to the form of an order, nor can I suppose

loam

to the execution of the reconstruction ^ithfui execntion qf the Hw.

Gen'l.

modi

OK*, s^tAir^^rtT

office torday. Ue. and ability an^d fere^lieved^di ha3, b66n hereto^e «nd I feel, ai the jM£(plftof f^^){that we ha^e got rid pled GoVernor and a get tricksters, MidH ire faa ttupg will sngjre^le courseijana In.Jiuuflg it am -sup^

unanimou^y^i

»i«

UeO «wVJ

rty. 4?t mwUeQ ZXhjJ J?

OEM. SHERIDAN TO OEITIORAKX, JTFLT 7TH.

Thei^^Uof^ Mr^^tanbarn

ant opgofkion^to -aU-aBts of titimi com dSwMy Jmp^inglind'rei hetpHeas'ffi^ SiVilStfmrs-iwftttg ui appointment. For instance the M^Jmc-1 of the city notifies the Common CoancU that one and a quarter million of illegal

money has been issued by—the Comptrol ler of the Treasury* The Common loun•t sue jont an injufuatflwrR) stop'the^sioi. .«ffear the issues which the opinion will make if «arried»J*S, is iwt Uttto^&deatWi®® Every civil officer in this State will admipisterjustice according tohisoirnview. Man^Sl^B^^deni^iimSgtii^milit®^' bill as unconstitutional trill throw every impediment in the way of its execution,

"wm

rj-[Si(tNRD] IT. S. GRANT.

... ,m»m

OEN GRANT TO GEN. SHBRIDigfr)£PIJ$: I think it advisable for you to extend the time for registration &i|&^fcfta until the 10th of July throughout the State. The President^wilk yOfWturoed before that and will decfae as to the furtl tension. [Signed]

OSN. GRANT TO OXS,

Brtktt Mcyor G.'1 FbftkiMms

Walhuie also

in the vrc-iftity of Fort that during the same time one hundred thousand dollars worth of property belonging to the stage corapany wa^ taken »r destroyed bv the Indians,' -between Clark Bluff and Lake Statloi^ diy taneo' ^tie hundred and eighty' miles. «,

rurther ex-

IT. S. GRANT, General. tftrf .1-

(JEN. SHERIDAN TO OEN. GRANT, JUNE 29. The registration in the State of I^ouiaU ana will J|oAtiSu«d Jiiib^S^|itf

"[Signed] P. H.

SHERIDAN,

Major General.

EN. SHERIDAN TO

day, it was mislaid in the Washington office. I had .already ordered tbe extension in the State, except in the parish of Orleans, until the 15th of July,

aid after the recoipt jpf yW ^etter of tbe 24th. The extension was made iudeffi-

jSmhum

GlNXRAi A copy of vour ^nal inI+INERAX. A copy of vour final mSLtiiuviOD* fcottft June 10th, 1867, is just received. I en»

du^ias of registers to resistor every man who will take tba required oath, though

^Attorney Generar. My ^nnioa Js, t|ai it is'the duty of the BoardOf tiagistration

IS,—Tha Americair^to aee, as far as it lies in their power, that

BriramsaaKSff be allowed to adrilTitft— »Wi —*—min« iritnenes.

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Jha» jjiiiaalO la Hsv

SfliztrrT tpziajpft «Wt

I nrWMN

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iMM^aUoai calling

SfnttlMaaturAfaod origin oC Io-r tut* and 14iflBniUfls, aodvordsred printed,. message was read ^eosfn

SSWPBSflfe %jP\'

froia Si Boufe fpnoun

ffit. iWibnr' aubataatially

ratid jmi&> d»%S^«g JM: »»rapterJ y.*' Wte'' to ei ikr. S^in^er^ou^h^ gqpgrpsa had rjpt

o^son ^Mo^anOwmll^QiSMioe, ^ye, Pa{tereonjfj^^||g|pH^c^9|j|)M^^n^y

cW»def •(.tiEB-K'j «0C

to allow it. ~T

mm3kt4 saortta lestic fleece, 70 for picked, 44@46 for superior "led. iXO]

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mem

iSKBOunB^iiut ,fc.Ti.sr xttts

,1c -"-iq s.ij co liwiv'al eS '.v rt

r. Thayer for ^c jtefmanent location of Sri Indian tnbes in

IpqunlDUB

iwsdpriated^ fdi. wr ««ff$a«

lt:i In regaSl3^' t^/e excliange of

kmoaursusa.*,~~ssm,

aE'S&iw sftsasf1""feuHIvi:tT

erefore, was "not received. The quesunder. discussion last evening,

ation fof levees for

river came up

siajaat

I Buradng of a_ lEheater.

iue

enile and Washington street., was totally des^^a" ^fi®»r5t 2 o»«6cHt Jhian moVning. fOrig^n thj9.*^ra^nkT^n and insurance not,ascertained.

[fo O olff'U -W 1 Registration in Biahmond.

AIASTrACXttRrNQ IITj-VIRQINjIAfjj-fjj

"'^8iCs6tf"^api"»Pa,i

majnj^^p^^^»va9Biag soinecs of the Statq..,^ jlaBptlin, of

•gima. aecratar^. ,y_

ister

'£Av

American Express Difficulties.

ii?a~10bdw cause why a receiver

ioam?i*sw.'«

By telegraph.1 CINCINNATI, July L.J FtOUB—Dull bat unehaDgetl, fresh grouuJ

famUy Including new, $12 5B(&13. ITBBAT—Irregular and prices lower, a good

QSS—Unchanged, sales of Ko. at 7S@~e. 04XS—Scarce and firmer, Ko. l.hoid at 80c at tha close.

ETE—Scarce, none offering, Ko. 1 nominally

ices 9\6 and 11% offered for shoulders •Id'ei but $|c higher asked, all Ujp fW*!' at lBic wera token. r* c.

B400N—In demand at U^g^Agblde^, ^r' •idea, 13 for clear rib sideaaad 196 fb» clear, Srit*

BO—Is sold oat is not

i* strong,

articles mutt on demand

3AB—rirm at 12QlSfifor raw fined. MK JftTe

1TT1T TTMfjpB rn-'--'be* iw

SPVttyL

Taeu. lug MUSmaif. Iln IflUfilUBiiy1

F»»S'

law, however makaa

net im* -&eti BOXil •—frXtmo kj-rrt la

-fih-vp-f

IWAfi Sj.».

IT—Dull

•atOLASSES—Heavy. niet.

.'"bya&«fce':

(Te:

trUT UaS ui I Hi Swat it.

After consi^rablo debate, the conMjfer ende-

ColQ).nVfllM(USgt ..

VHSAMiriflMll'l $2 i204|tt|rai

i« ^7) w« fatotofr «o ,t K-i Ot nmakiilgi^pppot^id^ tlx

vani_ —Steady at $1 40Tor woatern. 0ATS4iauh»tOB«i'irBj1vt.8S®aarfi)ir w*»t6to »od-' isa«» XBUk i^6A93 for OhioVLr£s. ,„ »iSt r.« tSL as! MRN—Dufl Y£r*go6d lo shictljr{irlnwntt*-mixed western.

«r«*)tdedMie

onas«re

Ms. ll4liBOT.d^lM»«i Wy. jfttenteen te

for

OT OT|»nere, tnat he was

leman

'mwat .hyhia resolution. It waaan attack on the Union General for partizan purp^ecoof? 7''UTi ^ioQr v/H"

Mr. Butler said he and ..all connected

ti tci

& -Taass- JtfrwW «v .. .fcj.F5-. -J woa uri tttftafcisads at-seflMM

tnHWWwa. *a ,1,.-. L01TB—25O tetter JAr hlxh other* annwe*. *it3 40 iK .avvnt Gt»te 4#4 warn,

Sajfc

«tra «0©M chokn.119 owa. iomt so tmkJbmai,

»r- rtlwrfsj QMn. ML ypTT

.-••4 ftem*ri r?'..

firmer aitd oaiet, sals* of SatSiwrtee, 8 icM

saW crop red Jwm, ffl aiaber MicWfan, 3 nSW whtte-VtfgiBl*, end 3 20 white California.

TATS—A shade firmer, 2900 bu. at 83 for \rcsAi^°ttt»m: ra aKA :ATHER—Sole in fair request at 30@31^ for

¥1 teM. *o¥

TEE—Nominally unchanged.

TOffTur* iiwy liftSs, cloiJng at 23,18 ,fc|ab, Jd piifee bu3 "prlhie

,m»M.

NEW TORK, July IS—6 p. M.

BLOUIi—Clo»ed choice grades am P%h4nged for other kinds

cy for lly un-

PORK—Heavy and lower tnea* at 92% 90 cash

eiii 2a regular. iifr— EEF—Quiet and Btoadv.

ICT MEATS—Fair demand advancing prices. ACSONC^Voro !t»ltb' OBly Utfthsd "nnflply rlns.1/. T.-I r*:-: '.i f. iAB»-i®aW3r.ac«ie a^Aai shade higher ,at 12%913faKWr*o prime steam and.13^ fprkettU Wsaered. TRtjastA it '.srs i'-

LEATHEH.STORE.:

Wlft San

ioo4

emand

PRICE

-faTb r.tU

:.-f «S. L: fcc-rrarT

ution,

lie Mis-

After discussion

appropna

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ai i-

jiir W..

rti wJi ROSS'

srtiOM&i*

Wit WHITTIBB. -^JBIiABIiT BBEti PHTSlCIAN.aJi TUi .®-Dlp!oina.*rtiich hanMln hi» o?to will «liow. fa(«*l£ Vki-onQ Dkmtetl Ifit ttiiiji of lit lift, nnd ia* i1''VtQw-wide Wpntfttlofi, hatinglxeo Irmgei 'oSaUd in St. Loait tU^n anj^ otjier Chronic niman

pnoh ofiila

i*r»Cri:e,)i(irf!6(feu

of a private oa-

re. toypfatittj OonorrhearSteet, SCrtHCrf .rrv

of*Boa*r, tfrchitit, Oernia or tluplur, the effects of a Solitary flaliit, ruinont to and Miud^irodncltig Irlotchee, lvl0Usflo) [jotencv. dleziuaig.^nnew bf coatuaibn 01

]T1^r8, evil Wi»l)0iiig,"wT6r8iotrtri sock'fy, l'6«ii o' nory, woakness, &c., not all these in any ^%»U «csrrhiictr4(niMitly lil «iMo«urDU*»

Arcommodatioas amplo, r.li&rg.* Bur01 K^«renrt#td. iOoDSoltatlbni hj letter or ai ifflce, free. Most cases can tdn»perly tr.'iifr

U60«tc«»ticm fkdd ^cecnabc^,

4ritlioncan interview, tad medicine?, 6(w«re tr^'i ibtcfratlon, sent by mail oj 'e*'|in*». K« Tuu" ir*nce ti bnsinoM lb most ckaSsu r, V,i„ Vddres# Box S0S2,8t. tonlO^alisS^r urt-«*: M: to 8 T. II. 0®K pafm^Sfti 1 loqatod tit Nft.617 8t.

Sna Seventh,one tqtikra South of t.iudi:l! •^ircd Bpot In the centre of tho city. (Sonsirltation rooms, and rooms for the ^idHatiou of aach pntienta as require ilailf pre«i

get, In a sailed letter envel)gcju-jK|r»ury ptoms aad 1 eMJnailt of K«rv.. mh,T rinnrv 1111 SoiualDi^BOTffl^y^el^egtfrtKillihf conditiAn, with ^all SympTorfl thnso-cent postage stamps to preita].i«stime.Tfert/adles. Oirtnlar iprfidjrtr

l«i«gtO&,^'&

KATS AND CAPS.-fJ*

oseph C, Yates, .JUSx IN" Ktfe&ttT yp jMerm' Hats ot aw Uindu,

InrnntM' Jtlatn of nil ktnda,

[i^afealljB(ijw-."' ,. it-'i •A-AlStf Wdt «r»lpr «n abert oOWca. Coma /tedaee,»

THE SP i*(±- STXIiM, Eant sMe BaMtvttitiWHlf' Terre Hi ife, iiid, nor £7dtf '.-a it 1

lMsftf

& BALL,

Plie Door East of Beuuhau^t hie, Invite alf vao waut KloerMnmeea, ]l on them beforepafchaslug else«hero, as I intand ntakftlg b6 Best asd- LtiUtt Biylfe* «f as in the city, and of 4bv beet ..material that had. All work warranted to give itatisfoomyl3dly

at tbe close none conld bare been lwariMJa%lt)iesfl rates holders asked M9%c HAMS—Higher, coramon 17^ an^:

JEGRBAMT ICE CREAM

be right place—inst the place to gat nice

the raoi

rr^luoti.^

B. B03SELI,.

jf*=

J-H -JLJI&* AS ITfTlNGr.

OEIGER

AC WICKS

ig commenced the Qas Fitting lm»ir.e-r ,•

.., w»dection with tbeir tiOckmithins AetabllshW WMt,''hi»))«l-ky prompt attrotlon to r.fdert,Ito" merit «k akaw i»iihlte patronage..

Ha"

•flw rnjtc* **1 •tu'.tah .-riatse-'fj.

tB6fwl^6i*eiMpts giten on aidpnieit of'rrodsoftkJto* Ottwn sarrlsiMbisilarii 'feltft*, on the Klssisaippl Blrer, aa^ iMMhflU^ Tena.

tr-4«iian

r^f|

UWM'J vafSDo

m-QsM, $309,000 »s

§TjBscjq flrm

PmtM o* SM.ooo.ii

INiNter mt

full Schedule. sf 'presents Below. ef-Sioek^t «MnnDanied frith

WdBTff

1 STORK AT 'fc*TAIL 1HAK THE OSST OF OBRTIWOATE. And alio lniQrei" toi' t£e Holder a ^OTM^'isr ift&WtjfttrribK.

Tile Wasbli^tui ilbntrF €e.,! X»itairrtied"hj the 8t»ti of I*eaosyIta£la, aad Orgati1eeFft»aid ot the

luatniiiwiHy sue "J •-',?! VQSPSIJi 8j 1867.' Jtnr'c: lit. fit'? 1 QUfi *"i v-

BithatM' at.^lAsrtide, Barilngtoa 'CTounttfl'Iffw Jen*r,i» f«utd dfor thepnrp&e ttf.hiMh&kir

^oew#:#riWkr«9Jit58«n

l.lutomci»»t)a

Miw.

1 vuw ivt At^rotfyv

nfar.cv: wa.BE, Ue*

'"J*'

.. .• ,1

..1 0A"{

j,.

OA8H PAID FOR

lie ,,t .stA" $ W j».3 •.-a#aoh»••

•omits* J... -.f.S ****1«'C«W .miinilJ a Hia il» -no MinaqjEmldeS*«»"»

!»rrS

twxu«a

ROtMl

it# kH^etr '& dm'. .' -y "«j *Q .»*

WAS«wrtW«, V. 0., Ai»rl»t8, iwfc/ of InterM, receWe#1

'«ShfirtU«o#r etidtttw Hit 'tW of theai&' WtiMag fon^^ifirarf Company"

:peeu

dnfct QOW!h «»iter|)riio eiiertpi 'firSnl AH ciiarge, »lieHt~er fmta apeeHKiix ir otfeirdtif^?7 B. A, ROLLINS, Coromissip^ai'. r.}

mm,

g^Lln.orifer Oiat (Ue feefaetoieht olleot riot forti In "TAfci HWolir taef' fee mMenftilly 4fcco«an:«bed vwwtime* -...

FlNRKCMl-Haifi Il{0EAVINO3p".Xij oa sahtcrlptlon atr^rtwi nftfch bit.': 1 eid! their ,js2*

FIOATKJ OF_.STOCK JJI T4IH' WAfill1N0T0N ttBR/

wljl'be l*gn«d, »tKtt?f»d «rt- dotD'

ill

pfth»^»nd*lgnls(} Ay thafle9»t*.tyii: (iSsiio others

I^TA1 --.it .3j»v j-»« nadi Bois^'a |L0J^t»as^i*M

ir the fotlOTCiag UstiTOd/dtt'Ciirtigcattf'of Pr^|fniN|fc}W*c4*Jio4«lj10 1

PD$ »P EJRAB^YINA**,0o V-j"Vy• Ofaudi! My Ohild l" So 2—"Tftey ,iu-e Sa^ed'I Tlhey'ri- aavci!M„ Kp. -Seven? ty of, ttB Barly Inys.bf ftio KeTdlatlon.' ,ia*person -faytoRi TWO DAtfiA" cotve^lUiei chfaice,and ipg entftled :-O£TTVO DOLLAB ENOBAVINRS

JTS^4—"Wash!ngtoh'e Oeartiliip." K6"? 2— "Vaghtngton's List Interview with his Mother." TaitKII DOLlrAIt'BNGEAKINGS. VioTitieTson p»ftaK THBEB DOItt,VR8 tr}H're-(if*-»4^(»heaatiful Steel Plate of? ,n CC

tm-detM

,-Sil

«£t

I FROM THS-I WAS," attfii and Thrle Cetlfl^anei, beoMniningintitlad tgThroo -Present!, ,1 ... $ rpvn' ENoRAA'ii((i3n ipVJttrat^nayiatJ'OBB DOUJ^jdiab re. cefrS th? latere and beactlffll 8teel Platepf fTBE PkRIlS OF OTJ? ,F0«|^A?%R£: l* and *onr S^rtifioa^f 'o^Stii^iPl'Pag them to

I'onr'.ftesenti. *u 6

i) I Aey pirton *rht) p*ys ttVW W»ti,^ tthalt rsasiye th%largtandsplendld^teel.|»late aftja, vscni ftiABBjAo® OP •twiwwntajtoi •«tn4 Fls»-Cprtt8r»tps ofigtsokasnUtUag thom.to

The JEngravings and OertlOcatai wil I be dfiliv&r. .ed ttr pach »nblicrit'orrfst oiVr iocat Agencies, or' iW'Jt'hyrmaal. POSKJIS-H, eWMprMij is may be w«9^»b i-. ilisA

*1%:

A WAR

iwl 11\Ot!f»ltV(

tiirec Hntid^ VhraraM

U'JU iiVi

nrim*

To ""ttie {SharcdioldeFBV

OH Wednesday, Se|)t. 25ili, 1867,

AT PMI,ADELPHIA,. PA., AT- Tfl ANSTlTETKi ^BIVNS/DR, N. .1 -s-c.-'V ia—aw.Trtlft »-»CSU«Dl,5hli A»Sii UBSKMTSifia Ttoi %*afa Present^^aw.ijw.'au.Adi.i.^io^CO. Cash Present 20-600

Prceant.....: „.... lo,ooo Gash lh«St......U. ..'.:."ii:...X.:.^"!V.'-' P.WW

atCosh Present* of f8#00 eaoh^.t...... $000 nunilaotne Country itenidonco, ataliles, tJroundit, *c., Oettoahtown, I'linad'a.. 18,W50

Doublo ltesidence, 3 story brick, (,'amden, NrJ.w.v. 15,000 Coat Depot, Office, Hheds, tirennd. wiMit

Cli a rlea .Btreiit ,li« wfw

Jmstnf.'is ftftbliBhcd, No. 1311 wiilltfc. jtf jtp# Aveiiye,Philadelphia.. ^.... T7ljC(antrs Hesidecoe, Bl7orsiile, Ii.J.,

HTtli Qroriud,Fr«its, ice. .. 10,000 -lJThree-rtorrObuace, Lot, Ac..

J",O0It

ValniibleDuildlogLots, RWersido S3pi ^.1 iKlegatit Turnout FaiSily Oarrlalju

5,0(W

i.^osri of Hjirtw, Harness, 4c„ con™jetef 6JM0. 10 Valuable building lot*, hiversldc, *2Ki «»cb ....v.-. .V....H.• SidOO &dOQ J[1 Veautiiul tiilver-gray Uors« lo% lwd's

Mgli, aired,by liu,celebrated Impurti-d jI jAraWaii llor«i "Oalipb also, lijjht i! 14)jpoliada, with

20 20'. aijosewooa oowing atacomes, lOiKamily Sewing Machines^ $100 eiv.h llOOO CO'Fine Gold Watches, $200 each lO.OflO ilOO Oil Palntings,fjy leaiditg ArtisH-4fe-

2'Camel'* Hair Shawls,&J.Q00 eacto..,^.. ii,ooo 3 Handsokje Lace Sbawh, 8250 Mich. 760 10 Csshmert Shaw's, $50 estch_...^:....'iAi'.,:. 500 20 "Silk Dress PrtterDF, 876 each.,,. OflO Sn City Bnlldtn Lots, ?176 eacW...... l'!!'T «,750 '%jf fTho remainder will consist of Siirware. Musical Boxes. Opara 01ax«B».

Pock^t HiblM, and dlffsrrttft ajjiclc* of orhanwnt.aad use, emounKrrx to -,000

•f*» ffotal,...

Ifltb

All tha propertifa giren clear of incdlabrance.

HOW tO'OBTAUT NHAB1S AND K!VOBATIJf«S.

Niid«ni«ri to tw by maf',, enclosioc .'row £i.tO 30/«Itfier by Pdsi Once'orders or In i« registered lttt*r,'at our risk. Larger amonnta sboald be sent by draft or exprefs-. flO ebarps.-with £-B^briags..:j..^.ta3t..fjU.99,&0

S5 shares with Kngrarlngs....i.^|., rji..w.k.23,IO •W1 shares with Engravings „..iS,60 75 ebarea wiiu Engrtrings....! .:'....69^X) 100 shares with kngravings .90,00

Local AOKKT9 WASTED thrSnglwnt the United State».

The'Association have appointed ai JUcelvers, Messrs. QEOItOK A. COUKC & C0_, vvbcte well known int-rfri'yant bustnuj exT^crici.cj will be a samjarntg«sranjt» that taaaoOhe? a^attsiV to the|nr»^astated,,, i.t .:-

ICthinrt., netTyidS

jeji .--" ~'i~

4'j rtanzSKMiA, Ts ».« dflicers and Members of »ha. Wn«MngtonC».. N. a. KtArs^rettry j.g ., ,s

n' l%f

ceiversiViryoar Com pany, we tiyl^iJ,o libexty to M^|iir a *fpir of fi'tr Chartsr", Wtnj'a ^la^oC, yoot »'iite^rlse, A t^e"Ii%h»9t j^l au^hority of, the8twe,acd liaving reteHedbisfeT.)rahJeoptr.ion la r^rit to its legality sympathizing with tlhe

fen^ri!eht:

'iWWsi

.- XV

iV X3.t

'^rH-av''-1 ATTORNEYS. I* mi gnu

itttMejs OraMttoln at ia«.

TKRBK HADTB.1NDIANA.

I.uw Jj iuMilirrt .T-Ti-I-

KVSZf* a. c. Mmu,

ATfOKNEYS AT LAW

seMM ...OFFICS-JTidKeM sonic HaMwi»iti«i

*10. p. vfjpo. ':-. minus aton."

Attorneys

Offlc* No. 82 Main bI2dtfe^"- tse'-r ~s

mi™.

..-BTtiii ai

COOKEKLY,

I'rsirie City Mniberry tttrjsts.f

our iippGlot^ui

object "of,' yapfrAjfffelQiiop,

til ?|^rt^Ktlltihn and 'maintetfajaco ft t^ia orphah children of Onr soldiers and sailors a^ the Sfrsrslde Inslltnta, we bare concluded tojj^flj. the trtst.and »a Me OTrr-bert aoworthjraaoblact., «".»=A':

18.

Hespectfnllj, yonra, *1,

W 8

Talrd itr—t- nUaAMh HIt WW

ass

PUFTLIO

tend promptly to the collection o( debts,

o^Wa^^p ataliviT^'lJr^ Ha.

l»*ft«aBwssa

tip mfotitfiajhi.-'

fkompsoi lompson, Crane & ATTORNS

iPa.

U0K..LEWia K.BBOOMALIT, •(Ir.iol

Tiionip8(m,

tea

jfieneral Co'iieei«li Ageili.' OONOVEB, late FroToit Marshal 7th DUauociateA witb the ahqrO te tha QpUacof Olaima »sd all ^w«a 4iaw4*»i ^OOlo* oa

Streef. hebwen UajB a$d Oolio, Terr f|nte, Indian^, -,-:

1*PENT!8TRY» i:i4*

^. LiNcoLft

Oldest^^tabj^od Dentist

B. YAK jSAHf to LIIHOIQ A YadTalftoh

tV:E'^TfT ST, Ho.lOl Uai^ Sttei)f,'oTurJB«rUpC»«ooli Stota. agiMtr

IBHEIRT^T« TOP.

JD OP ^CCEMOA TO Dft. S. *. «DTil "audi

OWlOlS-On Ohio, IxStWea W and ith Street. Ja7dly THH&K.iiAdTB, XND.

•k

HOTELS .aepiii'.'i io lu qi"^ 1

J*C^B BSTJ,. I tf jfl l«D». 0 BOtZ.

[jdNATIONALHOITSE, Ooii Stxm

MU tinwrra,

TBtlRC ttAlT^E, INl5.

JACoa MIZ ft suw.......

phis Wstikb hna

eLARB.

nr:uW ,b«Sn-

il an: atoo*I

HOTETS13?."

coB.vra errinST-AKO ltnpl

Terre .. I ''•S-i W.B.R8IFFITn,.2

0Slco of Marchall, Uontezpma and ralc»th* HhokLines. ..ao»28dtr

BJUSTIN

HOUS35-,

.gaBttwaSI. Corner Pribllo •gijuqirfr?'-'

Terre Hltote, Inflia.ua

tthis Hotel has bf^n furntshcxttanaw in all it* adptotment iu a stytle nnsurpassed fcy any ia Baited and is now oMh for the rOcebtlCui of gnatto. nblioU rei^eOtftiUy soUe(8 mitlAlE, 1'aoratSTUBS.

HOjtJSE,

3,f5%fetsii'^'iani1*®!*'

szVtsrtit MAtrti,

This Hotel has rocently been refitted,"and

lag accoopniddationi -nts* lo ft.- ui

j2»sir'

QTEWABT HOUSE, IsJ' Seoond Street, l*Mfreen-BaW an5Cirt®(Sr

tel h»a sanafed baodd,

traaetpyHf, I This oid eetatduh^d

may Stop

borders .will botakeoat pricw tn anTt thfi tithes." ^j|^ SQ(W. .ftIol^K^ rropria»or.

UNDERTAKE^tS.

S A A A li

Is prepared to execatqi 1 orders in his tiqo with neatneBS and dispatch /titer of third and Cfirtrtt treetSi Terre Hadto, Icdiana. Jan20-6-dwtf

TUST RECjaVBlX^-A tf Assortment of. Ladies' Genjts' a'd Cblldtons' SHROUDS-touiolling that Jios nover been introdnceil horebefore—by

ISAAO BA LI/, t)»d«r taker,

my2fi Corner 2d and Che py streets.

ARCHITECT* BUIkDERS.

^JiOHITECT A BUItpER.

J^A.VHYDAGH.

Plans. Spcciflcfttions, Xuperintendance, and Detail Drawings famished for,9very description oi Building)!.''

Orrios—S^ath east: c«rne»'^f Mafn Aid'Tlftb Streets, over Donnelly's Prng Store. /raj fe my26d(y

Sash, tmtb t*

Siding, a ^4 -t Doors, "?T

And all Weod wMk used in ImikUng, prepared to Order. Comer of Ninth and oUatberry Streets. janSdtf

ARCHITECTS_AIWI BUILDERS.

Hi CLIFT & ^WILLIAMS, vj

'nans, flpetrntallons and Superintendence &. niched rer every description of Building. Offioe at Prabia CMty Planing mils, corner of Ninth and flnlberr Streets* Ja8dtf

XitPROVEdD™

BOOFING. -I

\fo"are prepared tp sat oa tbiaSoeV and Warrant it tor five yeart.*. This la tba est ISAof in hse, Mid-ii flre^pTCofc

I yeart.*. TfiU la tba best and cheapt, vnW4iire*Fhot Callon CLirr & WILLIAMS, 2' ^iaaiath Mia^^oxn»r fOf.Hb: asi (tiidtf 3=

•A: TITT1IAN,

:ui

xl. KCHANICiANf^ 'f, So. 281 Mala Stmt, benredi OfK A lfttr iSfc Terro Hante, Ind.

MODUS AND Daawuros Heattv fexrecwe. i«wIniKaibUtea and otftHlght Machinery repeired to- gtro satisttetlon.

f»^-Si!S5,SS. SMFA'S9ffl way 9dly in

rpr j&iMx^posTER

^EIFSNIMk

Protfriiwtwito tend drcuLiTi distri}%{6 ttt GOOD STfLEt

NIC9I0AL.

riMdi *,

I'i 1^——»-

LMlSm NmWUIT

IBtbk

i»B. t'iJKSfSWORTira XnititnUon W iU -wbl-of ViNEEQUX

nMU|*Mi^

M'-

nuiiik^^

od ky a«U«ted retatiwtottat jataj» wteom

ImfOtency or Senrtaal Weaksew, atteadsd With iaunalornoiitt^taIeai|Mloaai stahfli.,. ptmm.

W3na«_.

dmtial aad ikmiubaaiier, and 8ATQ»C0t^

^raajssfi«wa?!sjss-

nlcted ia the future 1

u»

•SRn'^SWOBTf'S IasMtntion ia flttsd Bit

ytth-*n

™«latest appManeea known fbr fits sac« pract^eeof thia bnurah of tha ifttHcal pro^Kf

i1!^?-**.».««?tance can ooniult by letter

TREAWAE

VWKITKAI, DICTASM IFR3*

V^swqpu, SMttoaay mMtmSZ*

dkti^B-IMli^3^08™'

Box

rT^S^^nte Atgtitjied with comfcrtahla. beard aad lodging. deodawti

"jJlatmaeo fiii1 -Zfteiti

JtJLES JABED'S

"EMAIL DE PAWS 'TJ The «ew JLeautifler of the Skia^

TestlMoiifiils from Celebrated Itdicsf This seoiet of beanaiyio* thaAin bstockMXWtc' oaf) to Messra Jared Bens, they honorably stats that it dafc* ontti all Otlisrpreparatioas. giresto themoet harsh and taoktod skin,both.tLk. tsxtnre and eolor of polished i*oryt teODTtt^r* ^siwlnraUons, whatkar appsM^ng as frtoaiM, t#aw •orphew, moth, or black worm specks, aad is as neotally saocesanu iaraswotttov ont tbatattiafia I«tt by small-pox. The agents of "L' £os£«H» EarSl" mm canfidenUy raoalt to tha pnSliaHkh}*1 earneat indorsement or such diatinruished ladlwk^ fijtaora Bistort, M'lle Vallcftsf VsswSi,

fadnoDj Oi UarguerMsa, kOsaAtao* Bsror. Md man* othara whose h)«h staadiac ,tfis ^tMCkssioa gfTee tae stamp of tmthfninsss i#*

that it ini freshness ._. "jaMd'S XlMUida

tot

that tits 'AnaU* prodacM ail tha. BdlHaaoo aC. rough and lilly-whlie, with tha ad van tag* af. to« tafnarmlssSMSS£ I* raaliy adds to tM soOasni011

so mnch isoin tho -.MHAIS whit* lotions, ibe.^ai which my theatrical ii\ .**toa obliges me to ma that 1 consider,It a narftct ben«la«Utfti' to a&d aff»

JUKWU DO «RAR and fonnll tmperta a nataral bloem,ai!i thocoupU^ton. is tnodas a delMta"

beanttfler of the akin tjr theatre, saloon, or bail room. by the most raflusd cat sernptilous

balWrj

tadiN. *±*2*1

tfrodaoiag ail tha bsantuyim sffeota of rqagftaafe and lily-white, withont their vulgar glare or tafnry to tbe skin. r-' *1

Sold by all flrst-clata Drnggists, Porfonsrs and Halr-dressors. tbtdien' i. laatifan, Broadway Demas, nrnes

Igshd.A

Stay JbfflrwdeH, Philadelphia,"Agents, Mini) ft ostrs, v.

,•». .. .1 SJJ INSURANCE COLUMN. IO

bnq

TVyf^OHANTS INSURANCE1*

OOilPAii

OF HABiyOBD, QOSif. £1

Losses Promptly Paid, rcl Pollolea issned and renews by ,•

TMOnMtoif, CBAIE dk XHMUfFpON. ,, 4C*a(f ferre Santa* lad. slD

VFORTH AMEElCAN

X^I FIRB UNVIAADJE

coHrm, -6

Orfiaamo. OMn,

•w* o-flAans9fl.».......«~.».~wi«.wcesware-tel Tbitctarf issnsn sr

my29dly Agents, Terre Haute,,Ind. jq

it'tra and Marino Bisks token at reasonable riakc t. Office, S. W. Cor. Third and Sycamore Stroets. dOtik «. BBAKIKT................. ..PresKtent 0. M. tUNtiOfil, Secretar.j .fij ^taOMPSON, GBABTH & TOOMPSOS,

Agents, Terre llauto, Indi.gi

MUTUAL lN$Uli ANCB GOttPATTE.

(jfiah Cnpit»I...w t200,i Surplus...... 60,1 T«

Oosh CapitaJ-J-..-iSAMOlCli WOODBOTUT,.. »1JU BOOK, «...

HU*

CITYPlANlNti MILLS.

OLIFT 6c WILLIAMS, Mannfaotaxw* and DeaU Flocrinff) r-*^

WI,

Total Cliih Assets Jan. 1st, iS07, 260,00a 00 i'ronte retnrned in Cash to Btock abd foliey doia-"' ors.' Premium all Cath—Vieidmdt the Same

No llaUint SB thi part or the Attitrrft. Ottco -r- ywAir'a fxcnaKaii, Cuvklmii*. Oino^w Li ». TOB80N, See'y HABT, Pru't.

TUUtUTOOM, (HiK £TU0Mr«0.Y, AfMM, t« ...XetM Hante, Ind»| &„ fjj \n '.Ri .—•. w~ ItA"-'

mflEPUTNAiL I I

»'. ACCJLDJBSTV.

Bradcetsft9 tev Blind#,S% JKoiddinffSf Window Frames Architraves^ Dofr Frama*, Stair,Mails, 'J& Ballusters,

UNITED

!*'i

Newtll PomU, Ste., &$,,

Platting, Scroll Having,

Wood Turning

9'-

COJHPAMY- qu 'ife

DANliCL BOOK, ^...^..^..—Seoretarfi. '8*? THOMPSON, tKAJXJE VHOWB4I,0, myS9dly Agents, Terre Haute, Ind. ,ti

riORN

%ii vA

,tq_

EXOBAJNGEe FIKE MlVgAirCj: COMPASY.

Capital ........ -WOO,000.00'(frt

OISIM, M*. 157 Broadway, IT. T. Oaaaauan iu 180i. Bj t. MASON. -President.,. Gi». A. JK1SS8BH Secretary

UOMPBOfl, UUAd 8 TUOMreO.1, AgWts, Torre Uautv, lnd. hi

Jixwifr

STATES

i'ASl'ALYlr COMPAMTP318

%tm*'

yk' H'W JEnssr. -•••..

For InsaMnen -efmlnit Casualties or Aceidenu N.Tf. Offlco, fle Broadway.

Tboenly Hutnal Accident Cesrpany in AmeTicu. tHAflpIS 41ABK.OK,... "ir"

41/

Fmideat.iSla

CllAKtKS WURT8, Sec.and. tsea». KOBaB'i' LSNUX KENNEDY, Chalf'n Ex'eOom, -, HfNILY IT. VAIL, Chairaian 71nanoeCommitte«.a-:

For Local Agencies apply to hn THWMFSON, GSASK A tHOHPSO.V, Oeneral Agents for Southern Indiana, (South ol

Indianapolis,) Xerre Hante, lad.

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