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DAILY

TBIiitK HAUTii

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Saturday fioraing, August 31st, 1861

OFFICIAL

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KOIWXIHSTAKDXMO the attempts-to'pro-tect Ex-Governor Eyre, of Jamaica, from punishment for his judicial murder of Gordon, tho British Government have n* been bold enough to. entirely feet pubhf: opinion at defiance. Toe criminal prosecutions have failed through some 8jni«4 influence in high places, but toe iw0 civil actions for damages are to be tried. Gov^ Eyre's friends come forward in Pariiai ment, and ufter recouflting his uHreward* od services in the past, ask if he snail not Lave some assistance in defending the civ il suiis. The unioriunaie Governor is out of eiuplo^ment, and has not even a pension. Gordon's character ss brought ujf auu tic accused ol treatiiig Witn a Cap taiii ildcuOoruu^h, oi tu* =ervict* tor itio ^urcuaoe oi a vcSacl to excite iiiauiTccLiuii iti & ccftttiG district of Tne'iiiliuunccs operating Lord Derby's pari.,)' win no doubt Lereatusr handsomely recouipeiise Ej re, but at present he has no Lvyc oi reWofi until the civil suits arc endeu. Jt*ubiic inUijjiiauua a,i G^rdo^s suflormg* t» bulticioritiy marked to pi& vent any open testimonial being offereu to Evrc, aitbouiih Le has been in Lond ^)i and has oe«n present at a levee. ..

TUE olliciul account of the action be tvvcen tiio United duties lorces and the savuges on tlie Lsianci of Formosa, sbowe the extreme imprudence of risking an engagement on a tropical soil. On landing, tbe enemy at once lied, and the march in pursuit was blow, circuitous and toilsome. 1'rogrees was iuipedeu by a jungle composed of a thick undergrowth of prickly plants and low barren trees. Tho rooks and ravine3 afforded shelter to the savages, and gave no chance of forcing a hand-to-hand encounter. It is truo a fijw huts were burned down, but with this unimportant achievement the expedition terminated. The valuable life of Lieut A, S. MACKENZIE was lost, and fourteen othor persons wore dangerously affected by tbe powerful rays of the sun. Whether a wholesome terror was created in the minds ot the natives may bo doubted.— The exgeditiou may be considered as a decided fuiluro. The settlement of tbe south end of Formosa by tbe Chinese authoritics oi a military post, and the pursuit of the barbarians in the winter, seems to bo tho only uiCthod of putting atop ihc is it c* uifiio-wS .ir0B o.i':'.ors.

TINS National Bankiug Uw,-wUicU e3 all issuos of State banks paid* dut national banks to the value of ten per cent, on said issues, was meant not only to prohibit these issues of Stalo banks, but any other notes used as money, no mutter by what authority used. This principles has lately been put in force against the banks of New Orleans, whicb have been doing something in tho nature of ovasion, by receiving deposits of notes issued by the city ot New Orleans and State of Louisiana. The banks pleaded that they had received such notes iis special deposits, and paid them back, to the depositors. In other words, the,understanding was that upon those '([eposits. national bank notes wero not to ba psvid but only notes of the character of the currency deposited. By allowing thia scheme to be carried out tho law would be evaded, and different sorts of currency be maiutnined in circulation. Slate bank notes might bo legalized by a similar contrivance, and tbe object of tho law would Oo impeded. Tho Commissioner or Inletnal Revenue lias decided that tbe national banks cannot by any device get round tbe provisions of tbe law, and that they must pay tbo tax. The matter is one which may apply to her places th&h JNUW Orleans. The principiu established is, itiul no agreement between uatlona: banks.and depofii.ora Can change the obligations ot' tin*'former under ihe law, ana thai currency, no matter by what Authority issued, other than the national hank nous, is liable to the tax. Tbe decision is also importaut, becausa it will h»ye ?he eff.-ct of tecuring a uuil'orm currency throughout the United SiaU-8.

Thk "'bad old uma," Jubal A j£arly^ has written and published a puper-cover-, ed octavo volume of ono hundred and tliirl\-tivo pages, contaioing a memoir of his upeiations in 1861 and 1865. A few copies, for private and gratuitous distrl' button, wero published last year in Toronto but Jubai, finding tliat he has not been called to account for his treason, like many a non-reconstructed Iicbel, is now disposed to glory ir. his misdeeds, and has •brought out a new edition in Lynchburg, Virginia With unrepentant zeal, ho claims to havo fought for Liberty Right and Justice, and boasts of having ordored Chamborsbnrg to bo self on firo. This was to be dono in retalia* tion, McCausland' was ordered to demand one hundred thousand dollars .in goM, and in default of payment the town was to be burned. To ordinary minds the proceeding would seem to be inspired by a love of plunder, by a desire to handle ihe hard cash. An act of war which requires so severe a retaliation as the burning of a defenseless town can not bo Atoned for in money. Whatever :uay have been his motives, he should at ,: »vo 'expressed some commisseration tor th« fvTtau»to pjoplo made houseless but no 1 notwithst time whkh has occurred and tiiOjre^uiis of the war, he is satisfied—perfectly satis--with his conduct, and sees no

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uu:.,o pu-op-e -,j

id !ion-,Wl-voy his ^verity Jtwitiistauiiiag tt

fiedto regret it. Sitch rrre tbc consequanCes. of tho clemency extended to the perpetrators of most inhuman acts during the war. They delight in describing £Re ruin they have caused.

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"i- A 5 [From lie Atlantic Monthly for iepwwfor.J •"The w»mea«f Colamtraa, Mlesifflippi, animated by nobler ae'nttmenta than are many of their aiaters, hare shown themselves impartial in their offering! made to ha memory of the ad. They etTewedflowenmlike on the grarea of the Confederate and national soldiers."—Aeic Yuri Tribune.

By the flow of tbe inland river, Whence the fleets of iron hare fled, Where the blades of the grave-graM quiver,? -asm

Asleep aratba ranks of the dead 'S tTlTdtr the sod an the dew, Waiting the Judgment day

Under'the one, the Blue, under the other, the Gray. .r

All •teh.sthetba' tfc-tl»od forj, I 1 Cndar th» «od and tne dew,

Waiting the jadgment day 1 Undar Usp Uowl. theBlqe, tfndeFthe wil ldw the Gray. 1 £•§*.' I Trom the silence of sorrowful hoi^s 1 s- tsi 1

The desolate raoorners go, Loring* 1*0 #1 With-flowers f•''Hike lor the lend and the foe gtii Und^r tho sod and. the^dew,

Warin^tte judgment day Under tbe roles, the Blue. *, ii jCDder the lilit«, the i5ray.

So with an ejual,splencior The merniii|f aJBu-raj-Srtall. Wftha toucl* impartially tender.

On the bliesems bioomio^ for all: Under the sod aad (be dew,

Jlelkwcd with gold, the Gray.

60. when the-Summer calleth. On fort-st and r'eld of grain. With au eqiial murmct UlletU

Tbe cooling drip of tb.s rain Under the sod and tij dew, ^aUhig tbajudgn^nSAay

Wut with tbe I'Ain, tUu Blae, et: with the ra n, the Cray.

Sadly. but n5t wrth opbrnicffDg, The generous deed wae done In thi: stortn'of the years that are fading,

Ko bca»»r-battle w-.s won Under tbe,sod aqd the flew, .• Waitiug' the jadgmentday

Under tbe ossoms, the Blue,

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SyJndePlhe-garlands, the Gray.

Ho more-shall the war cry s-ver, Or the winding rivers be Ted **':i They banish oar anger forever

When they laurel tbe graves of our dead Under tbe sod and tbo dew, Waiting the judgment day?-^-

Love and tears for the Blue, 1 Tears and love fur the Gray. 4

Mystery of the "fireat Pyramid. For several thousand years the ob ject for which the Great Pyramid" was constructed was a mystery to the whole world, and many of tbe mot learned vans bavd exhausted Burmise and specu 'ation in their faultless efforts to solve the riddle. A few years ago, gentleman in.. XondpiU ft itr. Thomas Taylor, con ofifveij^tho uleu that the structure was in opired by Divitie Providence to afford tbo Egyptians a standard for their weights apd measures. This theory found but few proselytes among scientific men in Europe, but fanciful and far fetched-tas it isrit has recently found an advocate on this side of the water, in tbe person of Ptofessor Eaton, of New York who read an elaborate essay on the sub ject tbe otber day before University Convocation, at Albany. In support of this view ho said that the pyramid was perfectly symetrical, with five sides and five angles. It was originally 762 feet on each sife, and is how the highest and largest building erected by man'.' Sir Isaac Newton bad devoted his time and labor in analyzing the ancient cubit, and came to the conclusion that it was 25 inches, and a little more. The circle wbich forms tho correlative to the pyra mid, oonsists of 365£ of these cubits, thus cornspjnding to the year. The pyramid was made plain to tho meridian, without hicOglypbics or secret inscriptions, as all burial places of antiquity did have whieli hft'Tojirit evorywhero else. The \vl!ich i5 found in tbo center of the boly liao,beeps ^.ynioionjy supposed to be a iarcopfia^iisV there is no appe anro to bear this theory out No proces sion of prits'.s could enter, and it is. in deed difficult for any one. Tho granite of which a portion of the pyramid is made iis notfouod near at hand, and indeed not closer than Mount Sinai. The structure seems to be built on the most correct principles of geometry, it coincides in pointing with the North Star, or that star which, in the procession of the equinoxes, 'four thousand years ago was the North Stor. Prof. Eaton then proceeded to show that the temperature of the central yoom was uniform throughout, thus affor ding a place for keeping weights and Imeasure^ that tbe box affords an exact liquid measure that water was found in ihe pyramid itself, thus giving pure material for careful examination that the Opening in the pyramid looked out on the lower culmination of the North Star at {the time of its erection, and not OD tbe Ripper, because the pleiades would interfere with iis view aud that it is on the exact spot for the purp se of taking astro poiuiual observations.

Thus far we have followed tbo Profes. por's remarks, but it is due to truth that vve should shay the whole matter looks marvellously litre one of the many selfdelutions whicb scientific mon. from time 'time, in all ages have shown themselves quite apt to tail into, when they get {induiy euauutred oi a pet subject. We (ioubt i! ui/wifi can produce a particle ^t' evidoi.ee to show that the Egyptians of tnat duy ii..d any knowledge whatever of ihe influence oi' ternporaturc on their Keightt) and measures. Indeed, Professor jklartiii, who was at tbo Albany Universi

Cuiivocaiioo, said tbat he bad examiu ^d JTayivrs theory,. JMtd it lookod to him it- if thV ^hote thing' was

licooked UD."—

Prr aA

iitst Hours of tho Late Ex-Governor "Wright.

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From th^ ftlflfcrul eulogy pronounced ly Bishop Janes ov^r the remains of the Ii Gbvernbr" Wrlgiit, at tho .est. Paul's Church, New copy the „follow i|'g: "'NGWWFLP.IKS R«TI£MA*IXperieuce was -very lich. Wheu tbo an. nounc.-m.!u!. was made to him that his disease might terminate fatally, h»i received the information calmly and with fortitude., Referring to iiis spiritual state, he said: -~i "lam utter helplessness I have 110 strength to conquer or subduo my own will in thi* matter of lifo and death but 1 hare an Almigbty Savior, and ike is ~my advocate In thejLord is my strength ahd righter^isness Jesus can give me the strength I need, and the faith I need. He does not desiro thnt I should climb this mountain, but will carry mo up in His arms."

Oo ihe first Snbbath in January, a few Christian tr.ends assembled in his room and united with him in the sacrament of theTjoKI's 9upper.'"Turing the services he desired them to sing the bymn commencing, "Rock of Ages cleft for me," and the.onp coipmencjn&r "Lord, lam Thine, in ti rely Thino:'* While they were •singing tho words, "Thy grace csm ftall assistance lend,

And oa fhstgracel dare depend," be looked up, beckoned his wife to him, and exclaimed, "He floods my soul witb light and love." "The great transaction is done.1 "Jesus is mine and I am His." From that hour until his death he had not a doubt of his salvation. An infidel friend _was present at one time, conversing with "Wai on the subject of Christianity. Tho

GoWrnor, smiting upon his breast," said to him, «itb £reat,amotion: am wo-'d not exchange this conhave of salvation in Christ or te:i thousand worlds."' [To t^,

!e:i ti

«oog./Bai!istir«,£who.

ao fears of death." said: "I ft «l my union plate. My faith fastens upon hooks of steels."

ena upon him

These are only a few of thfc fjmark»ble utterances of this dying »orvant of God. When he awake oa

he isth of

April, he remarked to jfe. "I feel mach better. I can

on ihe balcony." H-.a

morning prayers,

in which pra7e

God to bias th^ means used to bi» MOOTery. He popped her said nM, my dear, that jof

wiu mmj

uie oth» petitions he joined responsively. u*. was preparing to rise, and sat on side of the bed, he said suddenly, "Oh, lay dear, open the window, am Uifxi." She hastened to do so. and returning to him quickly, said, "My dear husband, speak to me once more. Tell me if Jeaas is present now." Bat no response came, from his lips. A l^ok of mingled surprise and sweetness passed over his featam, and peacefully and silently he passed away, without a word, without a groan.

A Young Pittsburg Widow Fleece* CleYelander. The reporter of the Clevland Herald, has a young friend who came to Pittsburg recently, and was victimized by agusbine young widow at a hotel here to ^he tune of $430. The reporter tells the stoiy thus: It seems that he went to Pitsburg on a visit, and wbile there at the hot^l he made the aquaintance of a pretty young widow who had just escaped the "weeds" tbe first day of bis acquaintance, and appeared at the dinner table arr&jed in an elegant light silk, and, as he states, l»nit»d charming, all smiles and eenialitf. Inis table acquaintance ripened into a p*i .or 60fa tei^-a-tete, and long lingerin Wrtlks in tbe evening, stopping now an then to ''cream and soda," and intimacy tbai could not be misunderstood by the landlady of the hotel So finding tbat ti eir actions were watched, she entreated him leave her, but that was just the "game" to make him stay by her side as oi-i, much to tho displeasure of the Undlaiy, who took no pains 'o hide this ill feeling from the parties. In order to escape these persecutions, as she termed the actions of the landlady, she proposed a trip to Cincinnati and Louisville, and oar triend having but httle to occupy his time, ccn-enud ufld away they went at fast as express trains could carry tbemi. They remained io these cities for a few weeks and growing tired of the sameness of city life, (there were no first-class amusements to be attained) concluded to try a few weeks on the lake shore, in theForest City. They arrived on the morning express, and took lodging at a firstclass boarding house up town. Durinj bis acquaintance our young friend hai trusted considerable sums of money to the charming widow for safe keeping, he be ing nervous about pocket picking and burglary, and when they arrived here she had about $430 in her possession which belonged to him. The day previous to his tolling us his loss, business called him to Oberlin, Ohio, where he was obliged to remain one night.

Upon his returning to this city in the morning, his first thought was for the widow of the pleasure it'would give him to meet her again after an absence of twenty hours and he provided a very fine boquett for tho occasion, to convince tbe-dear creaturc that with him, at least, it was not "out of sight, out of mind." Tbe swiftest horses were employed to con vey him from the depot to the house containing his adored. Arriving at the steps, he rushed—school-boy fashion—up the Steps, through the hall, up another flight of stairs ana in her room, to find her— gone, and his $4S0 with her. He met tho landlady on the stairs as ho came down, who. in answer to his inquiries, said that the lady bed packed her trunks and left the house about an hour after him, on the day before, and that she said tbat she was oing into the country to rusticate until er husband returned. Our friend paid tbo bills and left tho house, a wiser, if not a richer man. As he is one of Fortune's favorites, tbo loss of tbe money don't trouble him but as ho expresses it, "that he should be bamboozled by a dashing widow."

A FAIR AND DELICATE SKIX, free from every blemish, is the reward of an occasional use of Palmer's. Yegetable Cos

A GENTLEMAN of great medical knowledge says that a more genial, wholesome and effectual tonic ana appetiser than Drake's Celebrated Plantation Bitters was never discovered. He recommends it for Dyspepsia, for Liver Complaint, for Exhaustion, Weakness, for a want of Apptite and for Mental Depression. It is ah agreeable stimulant, andis equally adapted to young and old. Persons of sedentary habits, like clergymen, lawyers, merchants and delicate female^ are particularly ben* efited by its use. .: j. 11 '.!•

MAGNOLIA WATER.—A delightful toHet article—superior to Cologne and at half tbe prico. aug28dw2w

MASON a HAMLIN have, through their great improvements, succeeded in manufacturing the most perfect Cabinet Organs in the world. This result has only been attained by iutense stud}', long experience persevering experiments, and large pecu* tiiary expenditures but the successful result is a enumerating reward forall their patient efforts, and they now offer instruments that cannot be rivalled in excellence—Boston Post. dwlw.

*jr GEIGER & WICKS comcaencftti ih* Oa» Tilting boofu'«s toBOCtion with liieir Lock-mi thing Katabllab*oat» hope, by prompt attention to orders, to uteris a niiare of pablic p&lron&ge. £hop south aide r*f Mtta near tbo Tcrre 3*Qt* zStiu**.

TJTTMAS,

visited

him b8*1said "PrenoJi Cbrkt, and only Christ." To Dr. Jaooby he snid: ^1 am not excited, I am very, quiet bu I am very happy.' have the fuil assur&noe of heaven and glory." TheHev. Dr. Thompson called dh him, ^Vnd inquired how he felt in regard to tho change of worlds. He replied: "I havo no more fear that if I wjere gbmgto my father's house. I have

A, MILCHANICIAN,

So. "Jiii Mala Street, between ti*k A 7tb SM., Terrc Haute, Ind. DfjDEU *!CD DBVWIHOS Niitu KxEctrriB. Searing Huctilnoa tnd othsr Liicbt Machinery r«p*ir«i to give satisfaction. Bro"ch-Ijo&ding Sut Gnat affair th« c«!br*ted French Pattern, mailt Trom itnw or old material. m«y 9dlr

GA.

CUTTEE, Hovss Ain Stow

A I N E R, NO. 187 MAIS STREET, 'iferre Haute, Indians. K*IX*KKCB«—J. tnok A Son, Onl. Thofl. RJ«wing, G«orse HMIM. )«tldCa

«M. M. BARE. VILLI AM OOIT

BARB & COATS,

House and Sign Painter* Having formed a partnership in the BOOM and Sitif Tainting buainees, wear* prepared to attend to all orders left at the Shop ott Fourth Street opposite the C-ntril Engine House.

Mr. Coatt will give eepecial attention to Sign Painting. July 11.18CT. d#m

OE CREAM I ICE CREAM

The rigbt place—-uat the place to gat nice Cream, Berrlea, Ac. Beo. Busaall has opened his n«w IOK CBSAai SALOON, over N. Andrews' Shoe Store, n*ar the oorner ot Fifth and Main Street*,, where Hn. Busrcll will be happy to wait upon all those who may give us a call, as ws have tbe moat pleasant booms to be found. We are satisfied we caa pieaa« the most fastidiona.

Icl.^Sm B. BUSSELL.

Bit. H'h aswaaa aaan HcHESBT & FREEL, aaAuas at I I S I N E N

TABLE CLOTHS, OIL CLOTHS, IN boW 3ttADSS, S OTIO NS, tou, (Wo, MIMM Thrd Fourth Street*, (Aaxt deer to ttauog'i Bank.)

«DjltTlttMEMW.

WAITED. 2 r«rk hf K. A. POLLJLU), the ae

ABtitbftt teat .. knowMcedHistorian of the 8outb entitled "LKE AND HIS LIEUTXHANT8," compriaing a LUe of GA. B, S, LM, replete with facte ne»»r before paMAad, tnciudlnK Blograpblee of erery Son then General ef distinction. steal portraits. A

era wMttl #t aisnoetMs*

end the dav

hi theff

LOST CAUSJt,? a tbe War, which

StaSlard Sonthera History or 1

be done." In

has already obtained talf a'mUlion of readets.— A lav asnl enlarged edition is now ready. One A(«nt *oMt» the 8r*4 we»k Tbeee two w«»rk forms oomplete library ef the War from the oth-r side. a.K.-UBAl*CO.,Pablishen,65fBroe!-way, M.Y.

**1M Chol«e SeleetiOU," 1» a collection of th« b«tt ataodard aSoaioB*, lor Select toMinPi Declamation, and Blocutios, rcpreapnttng all

K-

KNI of hvtnan emotion ud paarfon, and am *9*

ppj co-mingting of tbe gtau of a former gt-a»-ration with the pare pearls whish gleam in tb« freuit. JTerer before hax tho ant rarielj oi chqio poetry and prose, grare and ho mere ae, pMHotic lentimental, iera nabraeedln 18u pagea, and aold for 30 ceil is. fold by all took»i»» lets, ot mailed free ea receipt oi price, by addict •IMP. GARRETT A CO., VUMUB n, TW'*, P-»-

K. S.w-Oreat lndo*m#nt» to Agents. Send for

QUACKMBOS'S ARITHMETICS.

TWSLA.TE8T AND BEST. Prtaair,Mb KleMBCUTfMe. Praetiral, |l. Up to the tio- teach the method* utcd by bosioere men complete on all the i*aocbea of Commercial Anthot^ticy well oondmaed in rul-« and analywe adm.rabiy graded purser T*XT•OOKS WITH ko Btrtcts. So say Teachers

T»hu DM

to. m. Oelag in ever/wbexe. Specimeud mailed to Teacberi at half the above prion. Age&u waated in erery County. Addreu,

It. APPjUBTOii 4 CO Sew T^k.

UKSTITCTE, a Cut class

POLLOCK

Bo*ra gcboal for Soya, at I'ltu&eld, 21*64 Jail term ot 20 weeki be^ini Oct 4,1S67 K. N I A I W IT A S Principal. 3 O A

AGUSTS

"....

wAHl£D to caavaaa for 'Totii

YaaRS IS THE OtT) \V0aL0.\ 1 ,tflO *lre»u eo.d. Sof ts the time to make money. Me com iit'oa- Great1 iudacemenu offered teachers, mi iitere, active ladiei or xpe ieuced agsntu— send :or tarms to Tosirs & PAPIZK, JB., It Bible louie, Sew York.

WANTED.—100aa«r

School Teachers to «ng«gein

a Bualoe a and LDcaiirva ana well adapted to tneir pontiun. Ihu»e now engaged are Clcaiiiig from $26 to $13o per mouih. Foi particular!, adareee .ya i, TJj NATIONAL POBL1SHINO Co.,

CiucinnaU, utiio, or Davenport, Iowa.

The Metropolitan Collar Co.

lilake JPlfiX-luiKtit yurieiia* of

Ladi: a' aud Genta' Cvllara and Cuffa. The largest coQcarn fjr PaPBK GOODS in the world. «fflN,' SOT BtMdwalf, New York.

Mhoot leathers and Others.—Kmploymeni, liigut Work anduood Pay—A»k for iftu lliu-itrn. tea Catalogue O' "Qiod UooSs/or AU," with terma to Agent*, bend tuo r« atampa to 8.11. ELLis, :tfi8 liro^uwaj-, M. Y.

A^reatlM oa lleaffte^, Catarrh, tonsuinptlotiand Uoacer. Their caatea mrl uieani 01 immediate teltef and ageedy curt, sent freo. dead particulars to Dr. BTlLWiSLb, Nc.WSoutli 6tli 8tre«t, Williamabarg, X. I.

U,, WAN TED TWANTKD TO HAKK AM AKBANGKMKNT" wi a liva man ia overy Conuty, who wiih?« to make money, aod can give goua ix-ferences. Ko capi al required. Will aell a bualueas now paying tl.SDO per month, aud* tely on profit* for my pay. Addreaa, J, C. TILTON, Pittabargl), Pa.

PAINTS for FAKMERS

Ab'D OIHJiBS.—1THJS GllAfTON HlNiiKAL PAtiiT COMPANY are now manaiacturlng tbo Beefj Obeapett and moat Durable Paiat in use two coata well pat on, mixed witb pure Linseed Uii^will last lOor 15 yei» it'ia of alight brown or beautiful choeolate color, and can be changed to gfeeu, lead. stone. blivp, drab or cream, to suit the taile ot the,.consumer It is valuable (or jHouaes, Rarne, Tences, Agricultural Implements, Carriage and OarMaakers, Jfellaand Woeden ware Caaraa, Aletal and 6hingle ltoob, (it being Fire end-Water proof), Bridges, Bnriat Oases, Oaual Boats, abipi, Ships' bottom*, Floor Oil Cloths, (one Manufacturer having used 5000 bbls. the past year,) and as a paint lor any pupoBe is unsurpassed lor body, durability, elasticity, aud adheeivene s. Price 96 per ubl oi 300 lbs, which will supply a larmer for years to como. Warranted in all cases as above, tiend lor a circular. Which gives tail particulars. Monogeauloe unless branded in a trade luark, Gralton Mineial aim. Address DAtllKIiBIDWiCLL, Proprietor,

Pearl Street, Mew lork.

MADAM

FOY'S

CORSET MM

SVPPOftTfiR

I j(i. .i Combines in one garment a

I Perfect Fitting Corset

And tbe mest desirable Skirt Supporter sver ottered tb« publio. 11 places tbe weight of the skirts ppoa the sheolders instead cf the hips it improves the iortn without tight lacing g.vesease and elegance is approved and recommended ly physicians. JUanuiastured by D. B.&AUM1KI1&

CO., dS Summer St., Boston.

TlAn AUSSTri wanted, to sell Six New In

)UuU ventiens, of great value to familiee ui. I ay b'rtat prsflt J. Send 2Sc and get 80 p*)tes ana 3ainplo gratis. Agents hame made S1UU,(J00.

KPUBAIU BROWN, Lowell, Mass

10 WEN, POTTER & EBBS, w,o ur CUMHISSIV9I«

No. UO South Front Sitvoet,

PH1LAUKLPHIA. Ootuignmmtt of TPoo! espectfully solicited. Li'jcrul Oath advances Oiade, aud Rates *cuarr%nted All Wjul Consign jd to us ii carefully graded to solt the market, and i» displayed to the best ad vantage.

Bags furnished if reqaired.

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A bM TO# iiln, RtPPlED OK FOltMKD—Or 1 ave you ir joar ueigiibjr or irl or child lams with contracted liaib~, or carved s^inu, or crooked fret, or *rak or ara-lys'-.l iwbs or an kit a, vr who are eutirely lpiora, or who ar abLged to creep or to waik wnii crutchea, or whos» limbs art shortened, or cruoke4, or drawn up, or who walk on the tens, or whoe roli ovr or tlira inward, or vliu hav» crook- knee- from white Vfeliiag, ur scro fa la. brirjury, UfP :r«ai hip dpilcultyt'6 save »&ch frota^a life of dlsapp innu£iit, will you iitt writn a Inter giving the prominent points of the Cise, and r6ce ve return, l'ne of cbirge, a' Circular which ty be tin uiea^-a of facing them? If so, address Dr. J. P. MAMN, Mo, ].« West Ftrty-first St. New York.

IMEAFKBgS CUBED. The Organic Vjbra tor flt into the ear, is n^t pertr ptible, and enables dtef poraons to hear distinctly at cbiirch and at ptDlic assemDllea. Send for part:cnlar to

DH, STIL\VU.tL,

^So. 45South 8th'Strut, Wi!!iaxasburg\ N. Y.

A LIST or SEWSPiPliKs.

We have published &e fotlo#iDg: IIB

A Complete List of all Newspapers in tho New Kagland State*. Piif*!(oeats. A complete List of all Stwspapera In the State of

Kw York. Prloe 35 oebt*. A Complete List erf all lfewspapers in New York Gity, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and the

District of Columbia. Price 96 cents. A Coptpleta List ot Ohio Newspapers. Prise 25 eents. A'Genu late List of Pannaylvania Newspapera.

Price 85 centsA Complete List of Indiana Sfwispapcia. Pri» It cents.

Ali.»f Tlie above list* sent for OXK DOLLAA.^— AddressP. KtlWCLL 00., Park Row, New York.

•CHoOLS.

Prioelpala of Academies, Seminaries, Ac., should oansult ns In regard to advertising. No charge for Information 610. P. BOWSLL AGO., Adverttsiag A^eiU*. N. T.

INVENTORS,

If yon wish to Advertise you should consult GEO. P. moWILL A CO., 40 Park Bow, N. Y.

BOOK PDBLI8BQQB8. Do you want Agent*? You should consult 6K0. P. BOWELL A CJ., ot N. 1on the subject oi advertising.

NEWSPAPERS. Be yon want to isaraase your circulation Tou (reach advatisl do you not practice it nsult SCO. P. .'ia..1.

riLL CO., New York

AJDVEHTJBIJGB8. Bo yon want to keep posted about the Newspaper* aod their rain* to you.h* medioms jfor Adrerthdag Sead a Dollar for the AOVKKTUUU' GA. nrtt. PablUhed at 40 Park Bow, Hew York.

VT*

„(iy UBSERYMEN. T«i ahMlCadvieran. To do it aadentaniBDrlT

te,'

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NEWrAOV E RTISEIM ENT8

jJIHE TJHION PACIFIC

BAILBOID CO. THEIR FIRST MOLT©AGE BONDS

T( As an ln¥dstanenti

The rapid progress of the Union Pacific BailroaJ, sow building weet from Omaha, Sebraska, aad iocmiag, with its weatara coanections, as unbroken line across the continent, attract* attention to the value of the First Mortgage Bonds which the Company now offer to tbe public. The first question naked by prudent investors is, "Are those bonds secure 1" Next, "Are they a profitable investment f" To reply In btief: 1st. TLe early completion «T the whole great liae to tha Pacific is as certain as any future badness event can be. Tbe Government grant of over twenty million acr of land and fifty million dollars in its own bonds practically guarantees it. Ode fourth of the work is already done, and the u»cx continues to be laid at tbe rata of two mQsa a day. 2d. Ihe Union Pacidc Railroad beitdj ar* issued upon what promises to be cue of the molt profitable lines of railroad ia the country. For many years it most be the only line conuectiog the Atlantic ana Pacific and being without competition, it can maintain remunerative rates. 3d. 125miles of this road a fioliied ahd folly equipped with d3pots, locomotives, cars, xc., and srp trains ar) daily running each Way. The materials for the remaining 9J rule* to the eastern

Dasooi the Kooky Mountain#are on Land, and is under contract toM Jone Ta September. 4Uu Th& net earning* of the sectiooa alreao finished are SE E» JLL I lilts DA&IISB iliau~ the gold mierebt upon the firat AIuri£*£Bonds upon (uoh MCtions, and not another a ile oi tbe road wee built, the pait already completed would not only pay in iciest ahd expanse*, I at be profitable to tt a a 5th. Tlfe Oni Ti Pacific Railroad boads can be iaSU'd ouly as the road progresae*, and therefore ran never bs iu the market uuU-ej Uie^' represent a sjSJl rics property. 6t The:r amou Is at'lcOy limited by law to iiui equal 10 wbat is grantel by the U. 8. Government. and for which it take* a S£00n lieu as uacecuni).. This ameuut upon lUafiist ol7 mulea west from Omaha is only $16,000 per mile. 7th. The faci that the U. S. Oovernment consider* a secoud lieti upon the road a good investment, and that sonib ot the shrewdest railroad builder* of tbe country have already paid in five million dollars upon tUe stock (which is to them a third lien,) way well inspire confidence in a firstiien.

Sth. Although it is not claimed that there can bo any tetter securities than Governments, tber* are parties who consider a first mortgage upon such a property as this the very best security in the world, and who sell their Government* to reinvest in these bauds—thus soourlhg a «rrater inU-ret. 9th. As the Uniou Pacific Bailraad bonds are offered for the present at 80 cent* oa the dollar and aocrued Intel est, they are the cheapest in the market, being more than 10 per cent, less than U. S. Stocks. 10th. At the current rate of premium on gold they pay

Over Nine Per Cent. Interest. Tho daily subscriptions are already large, and they will continue to be receiveu In New York by tho

Coutlnontal National Dank, No. 7, Nassau St., Clark, Dcdgo & Co., Bankers, 51 Wall St., John J. 1 li*co & Son, Bankers, No. 33 Wall St., aud by BANKS AND BANKER* generally throughout the Uuited States, .f'«rbom maps and descriptive p^mphlots may be obtained. They will also bo sent by mail from tlv Company'* Office, No. 20 Nassau Stroat. New York, on application. Subscribers will select their own Agents in whom they have ooufldence, who alonu will be responsible to them for the safe delivery of the bonds. 1 ,-r

JOHN J.CISCO, Treasurer,

may30dtr3 «-tnn col ins N£W YORK. 1 1 —1

FOUNDRIES.

T. H. MC'ELFBEBU. B. F« DENQLEB. J. BABNA&P.

FH4EAIX FOUNDRY

—uv—

IVlachine Shop, Mcfilfresli, Dengler & Co.,.

S. K. cor. Sth & Eagle Sts near. Passenger Depot, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

manufacturers of Steam Engines, Mill Machinery, House Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Circular Saw llills.

Special attention paid to tho manufacture and rupalr of Brass Work, Patent Offico Mod-Is, Ac. Wo are also prepared to cut Toothed or Cog Gearings of either Cast Iron, Wrought Iron or Braei, in thn most perfect manner. liepairing done promptly.

All parties connected with this establishment beingPractioal Mechanics of several years expert ense, we feci safe in eaying that we can render ft'.ll satisfaction to our customers, both in point of workmanship and price.

The highest prim paid for all old scrap Iron d"livered at the "Phoenix Foundry," near the Passenger Depot.

McELFBESlT,' DENGLER A 00.

aug24d6mwtf

UMCHAIM,

JAUE8 8EATH. LYKDOH A. SMITH. BENBYfl. BEACH*

VIGO FOI XDKI

ilTD

MACHINE SHOP

Kear tho T. II. & I. and E. A C. Freight Depots, TEUKE-HAUXK, INDIANA,

SEATH, SHITH & CO., Propr's

Kanufftctareraof Swam Engines, Mill Goarln, uod Macliinery of erary description. All kin of Iron a*d Brass Castings made toordor. Brery class of repairing promptly attended to.

GST Orders solicited. The uighest Casli Price Paid for Old Copper, Braes.and Iron. aagGdwtf

COLGATE & GO'S

GERMAN

Erasive Soap

I- manntftctnred from PUSIB HATFCIILALS, and may be coosidered tho STANDARD of KICEitEN'CK

Kcr sale by all Grocers. 24dwly

CINCINNATI CARDS.

Q.ERO^D & BRO'S

Si.

WE OFKKtt thn PUBLIC a CLASS of PIANOS whicb, in Wurxmsn hip, Dnrabllity, Toucb, chofM, Depth and Brill! »ncy of Tone, are nnetirptkSStMl by any, and at prices less than can be parabased oieewhere, combining the same quali ties. Another Important Consideration.

TIIMO rinnoa pOM«M the comparatively rare quality ot .tanding&rml ia tnne, ao4 will Btsnd *DJ climate

EVERY PIANO WARRANTED For Fire Tean. GEROLD &, BRO:,

Piano Fort Manufacturers, Of varioni «t les aad ilUM,

Nortbeut vorqer of Ninth and Walaat Street a (Metropolitao Building), Cinciiinati, apr6d6m

Ohio.

CHARLES E. CHEEV ER

s'if

MAHfAOrrtlft ASS OUU1

PAPER BOXES. ij." .rl„ Oar Factorizing well eatablUlM^I an^T pToftd ed with the tateet im pro

Ted makhinery, i* aUe to

farnlsh all kin^s of Paper Boxes at short notice and lowest prfcea. 338 Mala Stmt....— OtliCUHAn, PBIO. tyW

GOODS.

GOODS? 3T15W GO

White Marseilles, Buff Marseilles, Figured Marseilles, "B1ICIKYK CASH ST0BE."

mBATBLING PRESS GOODS.

OHBNEi

DoaM&fokl Qoods. suitable for soitr,

SPRAGUES" PRINTS

New, Beaatiful Cloths—best Calico made. We now offer them at IT ..... One Shilling! I One Shilling 1!

AT TOE

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE." W. S. JiTOE &CO.

&T7

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jHain Street

DRY GOODS.

By the Fast Freight Line!

PEOPLES' DISPATCH.

W SI NEW STYLE3,'"''-"*"'"

FALL ]£LJL23f£ Plain Wool Delains,

Plain PeriBian Delaines,

rte

%*iJ

A Fresh Supply of

Bleached Muslin,

Prom TEN

CENTS

up, at

N I E S

HO Main Street.

North Side, between fourth and Fifth

INDIANAPOLIS CARDS.

P. BINGHAM & CO.,

1UUB1 IN

Genuine American Watches Diamonds, Fine Jewelry,

SOLID SILVER WAKE,

jslo

ORY -TT

sor'cill

ELEGANT NEW STYLE

FALIrPEINTS

Of tho following Biande-'^1

MERRIMACK, HAMILTON,

COCHECO and SPRAGUES.

Prints not usually found among the beet 12} Prints.

Gilbert's WhiteS Flannel, Gilbert's Silk Warp Flannel, Gilbert's Pressed Flannel, iio

[In Colors.

SHIRTING? PLANM ELS.

AN ELEGANT LINE OiT

E S S O O S

Our Stock is full and comploto. No old Goods or Styles on band.

A SPLENDID STOCK OF

French & Domestic Ginghams,

Tweeds and Cassiiueres,

Apron Checks and Tickings.

Solid Silver Spoons and Forks,

1: i^riUS SILVKB-PLA.TKD

Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors,

BERRY DISHES, IOE PI NCHERS,. WAITERS, OUPS & GOBLETB, Alio, a fine line or

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTE® r.iM. ioli an»

did English or German Text.

ALL Gvom Booaat HCBX

ENGRAVED PKEE OF GHAliGE,

W. P. BWOHAJI & CO., 60 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, apr6d3m IHiDlANAPOLIS.

J. IV. GLOVER'S

.1 --ic INUUSIAPOIJ.S

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

Baa on hand, or laanafacturea to order, nil kluds of Architectural Ornamenta, aach aa Window a pa a a on Pa el an richmerta Klower Vasee, l^tfe size Statuary, Water Pipe, &c.

Two aquaren wwt of Unioa Oopot. aprilCdlim •k

THE CABPMT£K8' UftlO*,

SPCOESSOU TO, Hsiwia, SOIEKTS

DOR SAM ANI) BLIND MANILAGTCRKR8,

SOUTH BIKRIDIAN SITtKET,

Nearly Oppoalt* Xaat Knd of the Union Depot

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

UK6CLAB SIZED W0BK CO.V8TASTLY oo HAND zmmeO apr 8-2t in d6m

CRABEU (Tirru*. !f. Jomt Kmumttm

STEFFENS & SCMEIDEB'8

INDIANAPOLIS

Phoeulx Bell and Brass Foundry,

20 Union Xiailroad Track. Half Square Kaat t'aion Depot, IndlMSpolU, lad Thia E(taMiahm«uk. haa ccfnstantly on hand a complete a«otment of Braaa Qooda for Engine Builders, Steam and Gas Attars, and are mannCkcturen of Water, Steam, Gu and Beer Cocks, Whiatlee, Couplioga^il Cape, Glebe Vatfes, and all kinds of Braes works. *prlS-d2tawCm,

0*VINIBU8 LINE. A

B. MILLEE

OMNIBUS

U* ASS HACK LINK. Win attnd to til calls for traiu lNTh( tb* City,aod also deUiar pasae^e( ia aay part of th« cit with ear® and disbatch

All orders 1« on the Slats at the Poat Office, at DaTia* Drnf Store, or my reaidenca will be prompt* attend.d to, ianSOdtf

GOOD8.

•*m

CASA %0RE."

QJtO GRAIN & TAFETA SILKS, LACE POINTS

GOODS

DRY

-AT-

WH0LESALK AND RETAIL!

Columns & HiGGsm

1 Sm 'mm I & *1WW fesrw 0 ».8v* s—^ -S, urn i-i *'*'•. 11

In Large Quantities, and at

AT HHS

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE.'

j^JERIilACK, COCHECOS

-V

Balurday,' Jime 22d, 1867.

ifm

NEW GOODS!

Sl#3 "ti r» jfHf.

ffew Lawns,

rfii*

JftoonottSf •.* 'Tvii

^Organdies, Crepe Meretz,

inn rhi tas

IL all Colors.

&9 &c., &c.

iti'I. tiiW In fact a full assortment of ,vf- '!)•$ 7«4.J Wi.:-4 &0S iiniii- P*- -v"-

Greatly Reduced Prices!

i, NEW STOCK OF

PRINTS & BLEACHED MUSLINS: Merrimack, Oocheco,

Spragues, American,

t" Richmond,&c.

Prints in the NEWEST STYLES at

V.,: 161 CENTS!

Wo aro selling our entire Slock of SILK and CLOTH &ACQUES and SUMMER SHAWLS at COST.

CORNELIUS & HAGGERN1,

Corner Main and 3d St.,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

TDILL, R1PM & CO.

E A

Dry Goods Emporium

TUESDAY, AUGUST 6th, 1867.

BIG DRIVE IN

A I O E S

Four* Cases,

12000 Yards

Elegant Fast Colored Prints

121-2 CENTS

PKB YARD!

JUST OPENING!

The above is the BEST 'bargain

for the Consumer offered in Terre-Haute in FOUR YEARS

Summer I)re09 Goode

CLOSING JRAPIDLY AT

HALF THEIR YALUE

AN ELEGANT LINE OP

Domestics, Ginghams, Silks,

Summer Shawls,

Marked at VERY LOW Figures for our

Clearing-out Sales!

Which wiil continue through the month Of Augtut I

TVELL, M1JPZEY & CO., COB. 5TH

PROFESSIONAL.

|^R. J. HALE

t.»

MTLLEB'S BLOCK,

IHIHANAPOLIS, »D.,

Pbyslclan for Diseases of tbe 1"

Head, Throat and Limffs.

Ttf

TO TRRAAH BRANCH or

-*afAT ismi4fi

5 -c"

ac* ii'-* .?'

We h&ve just reoaived ajarge supply oi W it {Hi-Sr-(U» -i&al It*

JJrf'i-lsS.

Vlftt

IJJVESSIOH

hit praotio* ii ejtclQtlTely ooafia«d, may ba cootnitod per»on*lly, or by totter, at hli Ditpenurj ud8ar|sr7, Uiller's Block, North UllaoU*tr««t, on* sqaare north of tha Bb'm Honae.

AUo, at tha MiMat aoliciution of man olo patianU DB. HALK will atiil continue to Tint

TERRE HAUTE, onoaarary four wealn, and may b« oonjDlh^l tha TBJT» Haata Honaa,

Oa Thnraday, Ju. 14th, lst67, Ob Thursday, Feb. 3l»t, On Ihnriday, Mar. Slut, On ThtunMtajr, April lliUi On Thursday, May 16lh, On Ttanraday, June lSib, On Thursday, July nth, On Thursday, Ang. 8th, On Tbomlay, Sept. 5th, On Thursday, Oct. S A. 31, On Thursday, KOT. Mth, On Thursday, Dec. Mth,

CONSULTATION FRXEl

Andtarma of Troatmant within the rvuch of all I foi furthar particulara inquire of Janiaa Vi»har, hq., E. Stavani, KM., Fred. U. Barliar, Kaq., Mr*. S. C. Moot., L. Obarholsar, £«}., Win. Ooait, Xaq., A. 0. Matthew, Kaq., and John WhMl.r, all of Terra Haste.

Dr. BALK ia a Graduate of Mediciu* aod 6ur»ry, aad the Author of the HEW 11ETUOD of Treatment for Diaeaiea of the Air Pvttpi, which aoceeeda where ali other mean* hare (ailcJ, and eerteinlT worthy of trial. :alidtf

COAL.

QOAL 1 COAL!! COAL1!)

The undertigned will fOrnlah, at preaent and dsring the Xuaains aeaaou, either Braill or Koaadale Ooal, at tha loweat poialbla rata*, and the vary be»t quali of Coal. Acy ordeia lait at tha F»ed Store of JC. tt. Bobbint, in Dowling Hall Block, will meet with prompt attention. angit)d3m JOSBPH C. KKLLT.

TC.

GKOVER, Mllll TV

WOOD AND COAL.

Tbe underalgned ii now delivering the .uperlor Coal of thu fijnoer Ooal Mining Company, at Oarrjaville, and reapxttully wllclu an axamina tUa and trial. It wilt Tonud equal to tlie Braill Coal, and ia fSmiahed at mnoh laaa ratca. I would relet con«nm«ra to R. L. Tbompaon, Ksq.. who ia uaing it at hla Mill and Bealdenca. Or.lara left at Ira Qrofcr'a 8tova Store, T&ird StTaft, north of Ualn, wl I recaiTe prompt attention.

July 17, utf TIM. O. uBOVltB.

QOAL I COAL I

The Beat ia the Cheapest. I £. F. MKBBIL ia now prepared to furnlah tha beat Brasil and Ulihland.Oeal, alae the Lehigh aud Anthracite Coal, If ordered. Order* left at McKeen's Store, 107 Alain &(., or Uartiooh A Banniater'a, will receive prompt attention. aSdtf

COAL! COAL!!

OHN McFAKLANB IS NOW lurniihing the heat quality of Biter Coa •creetied on a wider acreen than any otber Dealer la niing, and at tbe very loweat rate*.

Order! lelt at the Oouutr Scalaa. or at Woodmanaee'a Orocory, on Uain atreet, next door to 0. C. Smith A Co. a Store atore, will receive prompt attention. Leave orders witb Ons. Arnold, at the Pott OIBoe. Jy24dtf

OBTOWN BLOCK COAL.

Tho underalgned la prepared to furniah tb. clticens of Terre llante with thla superior Coal, taken from the minea two mllea oaat of Braill.— Thla Coal ia anperior to anv brought to thla market. LAWU Herbert ia mv authorited agent, and I will fill any oontract he may make. Ordera maybe left at R. L. Ball's Stove Stare, and at Paddock A UoKeen'a Mill. alSdSm ROBERT QD1C8T.

I A O

la uuw supplying tbe beat quality of Ulver Ouai at the market ratea. Orders left at Ohambera* Grooory Store, aouthweat corner ol the Publio Sanaro, will raoelve orompt attantion. Mlt

JJOOTSAND SHOES.

IV. ANDREWS

la aalling

Boots AvShoes Very Cheap

To oloaa ont hla large a took of

Boots Shoes and Gaiters,

To make room for Spring atock. Ton will save money by calling on him at No. 3 Mechanics Blook,

Particular Attention la given «o

CUSTOM WORK

ThU Department ia in the handa of SKILLFUL WORKMEN. oct!6dtf

8T0KAGE, COMMISSION A CiBAlN.

a. rRAKKLIM. A. D. M0BBII0H. FBANKLIN, MORRISON & GO., GSNIftAL

Commission UlerchaiitM, No. 88 treat 2d St., Ctnci/ituiti.

BKTiCBKNCKS.

Pearce, Tolle, liolton Shaw, Barbonr^ Co., A Porter, S. G. Leonard .1 Co Wm. Ulenn A 8ona, Bob't Mac read/ A Co.. Koater Orothera, JToote, Naah a Co. Chambers, Stevena A Oo. mbSfidly

I A S E tP BKCC1VIMO FOaWAUDlHO AHl

Commission Merchant, AHD OtALKU 1* a in a a

Wilt llonac—On tbe Canal, aear «U* Tarn-

may Sdwtf

Tun HA CTS, 2m

J0H1T KAJTET. AXOVIO HAMttH. JOHN HANBY & CO., tj §TOEAG», OOMMI610H ASD

A IN E A E S

WarehouiooD fimt St.. *t Ihe Cads) DMin.

A n9dwf

TKUnK HATTF.. IND.

77 MAIN STREET,

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Canton Mattings, Wool Druggets, Wall Paper, Curtain Goods, Linen Goods, Housekeeping Goods.

OF RECENT PURCHASE,

3EQ

AT „THK

'Buckeye Cash Store,9

W. S. EYCE & CO.,

77 ^Sain Street.

dwtf

A HAJWSTBSITS,

Terre Haute* Ind.

~1ITr BILL POSTER.

GEO. w. R¥IFSNIDER.

Programme* and Circular$ ditlribuled in GOOD STYLE/ AU ordera lelt at Dowling Hall, or at {MPrinting Offlcaa, will be promptly ttendod to.with, a att..and diapatab. mh4tf