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TfEBBK HAUTK. IN 1J.

Friday Morning, March 20tb, 1868.

Republican State Ttefcei FOB GOVBBNOB, Cot. COHBAJ BAKEtt, of Vandorburgjii

FOS LIIXTEJfAST-GOVEBSOB, COL. WILL

CUMBaCK,

of Decatur.

FOB SECBETART OF STATE,

JOE

MAX. F. A. HOFFMAN,

Cowsbl THEODOBE W.

CMS.

roa ACMTOB OF STATS.

Muon JOHN D. EVANS, of Hamilton. •""~F6n TBEASCBZB OT STATR, OiKsSrNATHAN KIMBALL, of Martin. tlTOB CIEBK OF TH« 8CPBSMK COUBT,

McCOY, of Clarke.

ton BKPOBTJCB OT THE S3*B*MB COVBT Colonel JAMES B. BLACK, of Marion. FOB ATTOBHS* GEXEBAI.,

D. E. WILLIAMSON, or Putnam. rOB SCPEBIXTENDIKT OF PUBLIC IX8TCCTIOX, BABNABAS 0. HOBBS, of Wayne,

IrOB ELECTOfifl AT LARGE, THOMAS H. NELSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN F. CLAYFOOL, of Fayette.

TOE ELECTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT,

CAPTAIN

E. BOSK,

Kichmond Whig thinks the "sword

ia absolutely master at Washington,' and advise3 General GRANT to "ajsume the purple" anfl "bridge over the chasm which at Rome intervenes between tbe Bepublic and the Empire." We have nothing to do with Rome jnst now, and the only chasm existing in its connection, is the broad and dpep one between it and Italy —a chasm which will bo safely crossed before many years by the troops of

TOR

EMANUEL.

THE

Directors of the Atlantic Tele

graph mpany have proposed to the Stockholder* to raise $6,600,000. by the issue of preferential shares^ drawing ten per cent. This amount is to be used paying off the claims of the member# of tho Anglo-American Company, who are guaranteed twenty-five per cent, on the $3 000,000 advanced in 1865, to manufiiC' turo anew cable after the four disastrous failures of the preceding years. At pres ent the interest of $760,000 is paid to the Anglo-American, as follows: By Atlantic Telegraph, $626,000, and by the Nev/ York ai-d Newfoundland, 1126,000. Hones, the new arrangement would re suit in a considerable reduction of ejpes ses. The Atlantic, after the receipt of the contribution of the New Tork and New foundland lino, having actually to pay only $625,000, while it now is bound to pay $ 100,000 more, the plan, it is natural to expect, v.ould be approved by the Siochoiders and at tho*poll held to deter mine the question, 31,061 votes were cast in favor, and 8,498 votes were cast against the measure. But the proxiea favorable to the Directors' project were sent in be tween the firat and the adjourned meeting and -were rejected for this technical TOP. son. Tho opposition party represent less than one-fourth of the Stockholders in number, and own only ap Insignificant share in the enterprise, as far as the money value ii concerned. The Directors however, are determined to venture on another election.

Tlie the

"State of Georgia" and S We have endeavored to keep ®ur raa dears well informed as to the progress of rebel movements in the Supreme Court of the United States. It will be romem bored thatthisdistinguished tribunal some time ago, disposed of the cases of the ex Rebel politicians who call themselves the States of Georgia and Mississippi, by denying tho prayers ol the bills filed on behalf of the so-called States and intimating plainly that tho cases being instituted for tho trial of political questions, tbfe court would have nothing to do with the matter, and could not be used for the con •enience of partisans. The Georgia and Mississippi bills Were filed in order to help tho political party which acta with tho President, and with the hope that the will, of the people would be overturned by the persons acting as Justices of the Sit promo Court. But those officers were unwilling to bo used for such a piurpose, and the decision was very plain to the effect that they' requirsd a real cale, and not a fabricated ono, to command thejr attention. The intimation was br&d and comprehensive, and could be easily understood. But it does not seem to have restrained tho desperate hopes of the men wh are endeavoring to keep up the reign of anarchy and contusion in tho South. On Friday last another bill upon behalf of what is called therein the Sfcato of Georgia, was filed in the Supreme Court agninat General GRANT, General MEADE and otheis. This Bill, in order to rai-o a claim of right to ask the remedy, suggests that the Treasury of tho State of Georgia is iu danger. The alle^aUiin is false, as it is woll-knownthat thrf party which claims to bo the State of Georgia, took away tho funds of the State Treasury, and neither General GBANT nor General*MEADE has had any control of them. Ia addition, it may bo asked, whit is the Stato of Georgia? There is no iiich ate. The Stato of that name, bound by tlia Coastitution and tho laws to be loyal, severed its connoction with the Federal Govarcnient In 1861. A government alien to the Federal Government, denying ths jurisdiction of th* lattor and hoe .lie to it, was attempted to be set up, and ita allegiance WAS tendered to an alien central government, so-called, which was sought to ba established in opposition to the United btates. From the moment that secession prooeeded to overt acts, the State cf Georgia ceased to exist When the arms of the Union prevailed there was no State of Georgia. Is there any now 1 If so, how was it croated? There Was no State of Georgia at the end of the war, l.iyal to the United State* and ready to rdsume relations with it. The President, it is true, endeavored to set up what he called "a Provisional Government,' but he had no authority to do so in the Constitution or by any law. His protis-

1? DP fenolfoVltoc*#t8 wetejis worthleM and

UA-LLY UogAas the||bel^^nm|j?& which ^dpeceded'fetnr^fherfis Ho ^tate of

Georgia, unlesj the pretended governinent, tinra contrived, is it. Congress has declared absolutely that all such governjnaents are illegal, and exist by sufferance merely, and are strictly subject to the military- here Btete of Georgia bavis^power, therefore, to come into the Supreme Court, and claim the franchise of a commonwealth? There seems to be very great doubt of the fact, and we anticipate that* if the Supreme Court does not dismiss the bill, upon the ground that It is apolitical experiment, it will do so bemuse there is no complainant, having any legal existence as a State public corporation.

2*4

of Lawrence.

CONTINGENT,

COLONEL JOHN

T. SMITH, of Green*.

THE

The New York

VIC

The "sword at Wash

ington" does not worry our loyal people half so much as it does the Rebel element throughout the South, and there is no need of General GBANT "assuming tb^ purple," since the country will clotM hirn with all necessary power at the next fall dectior'. Lot these "purple" advocates have a few months' patience, unless they are anxious again to test the power mid temper of "the sword at Washingtou."

THE

SpRS &iik'

POLITICAL NOTES.

THE New Tork correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger has been informed by gentlemen who took a prominent part in the recent8tate Convention of the New York Democracj, that "notwithstanding tt reiterated newspaper statements that Governor Seymour is not a candidate for th# Presidency, hi can be iriiuced to reconskler/'innt j:? jv

A Fabaqbaph Is going the rounds of the pree» to the effect that New Hampshire has gone Democratic, twice with iu the last twelve yearf. This is mistake. It is true the Republican party has been defeated twice in thfit time, but not by the Democratic party. In 1859 tho State was carried by the Know Nothings. Governor N. B. Baker, now Adjutant General of Iowa, was thus kept from a re-election, a circumstance which Iowa is indebted for his efficient servioes during the war.

THE

colored citizen thinks the intelli

gent colored caen of the South are acting with good gfeb^e'in the matter of becoming candidates for office, which entitles them to mueii pra&e. James^ H. fiarris and Rev, H. M. Turner have both been offered the nomination to Congress under cir cu Distances making the nomination equiv alent to an election, and have both de clined. Id order to satisfy their personal ambition they wore not willing to jeop ardlze more important interests, and ttiey have best shown how well they de served, by declining the nomination.

Undkb one pretext and another Andrew Johnson has utterly failed to meet the just expectations of the country. He has abandoned his friends. He has broken without hesitation all the implied obligations to the men who placed him in p6^ef.s*sl'Bbse who'' 'jjave their best exertions to defeat his opponent and give him phlce, hfe %as cOfltantly termed fanatics and compared with the traitors ef the South. And by rapid stages of degradations he soon came to abandon both his party Wends and the friends of his Gov« erniueiit during the grtat struggle, and on all occasions to ally him self with thuse friendly to the rebellion

THX Cincinnati

USURPING the power of Government, Johnson proceeded, in derogation of his high duties, to endeavor to excite the passions of the multitude against a co ordinate branch of Government. Beginning Kt Washington and traversing half the Statss of the Union, he everywhere endeavored to bring Congress into derisioa and contempt, that thereby he might strengthen his own illegal purposes and defeat propositions for amendments to the Constitution submitted by Congress to tba several States in accordance with the terms of the instrument Itself Elected by the same constituency, and no greater th&a the Congress, he did not hesitate repeatedly to denounce it as no Congress, but a body "hanging on the verge of the Government." Thus the "crime" of usurpation .was endeavored to be supported by ''misdemeanora misdemeanor so flagrant as to make the head of the nation a scoff and jest and by-word—bringing himself and the.ofioe, to far a) lay in his power, into contempt among the people.

ant l*$mp

Herald is supremely

disgusted with the Democratic party for clinging to copperheadism, and not ma king common cause with Andrew Johnson in this his hour of need. It declares that the triumph of the Republican party in the next Presidential election is absolutely certain. Among the reasons giv en for tibia rational conviction is, the result in New Hampshire.

Concord (N. H.) Patriot, Demo

craticorgan, sums up,rtbe result of the lite election in

that State, and says it

has disappointed everybody. The Democrats confidently expeoted to reduce the Radical majority to a small figure, and hoped to win the Radicals feared defeat and hoped to escape it only 'by the skin of their teeth.' To say that we are dis* appointed, that our friends are disappoint e4j does not begin to express their feel ings."

Could all Andrew Johuson's various alliances, addresses, conferences about appointment?} and real reasons for public action be spread out on the record, no man conld hesitate to say he should be ejected frorii place for the good of the Republic and in the interest oi] sound principles of political fectiou for all time to come! The most tUose who now op posu impeachment in the hope of party advantage could say would be that thej '•loved the treasun and despised the traitor 1"

W* »re so fortunate as to escape thj r-xuEul of tb« Ljuisvitle

THK

Times too confidently

asserts that "since the Pennsylvania Convention it has been conceded on all hands that Hon. B. F. Wade will be placed on the ticket with Gen. Grant. The fact that the Convention in the "old Key stone" was not a unit for Curtin, and that tho seoond choice of her delegates to Chicago will be Mr. Wade, ronders Pennsylvania cortain for him. What events may transpire to damage Mr. Wade's prospects, it is now difficult to conjecture but we believe that the bold old man has not been hitherto very shockingly indiscreet. Some expressions of bis in Kansas last summer were tortured into nonsense but, taking his long political oareer, as a whole, he has been remarkably consistent and prudent."

Democrat,

btiq

abundantly supplied with Tibler expos-1 sions of the rebel sentiment of that city in tho columns OftheJCburiir The New Albany

Commercial,

however, furnishes

the following item from tlie first named) paper The Lee Rifles will mMtfiar4alLll day night at the hook and ladder house.

Prom this it appears that the Louisvillians are still blessed with a war-like spirit. Gen. Longstreet says that you may be sure that the leltoWs who are for another war were never in the last one.

doubtless, find it convenient, as before to get negro substitutes in case there is a

powder. .v** "k 1#'H Ki'-.K-ill

Thk

President has no more right than

other citizens of the Republic to violate a law of the land. His oath of office to "preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution" is of no more 3cope than that taken by every office-holder in the United States to "support the Constitution." You cannot "preserve, protect and defend" without "supporting," and if you fail to "support" you certainly fail to I ^'e0tr-paid',' "preserve, protect, and defend." The

duty imposed by either oath is tho same and the justice of the peace who has takea the offiaial oath to "support the Constitution of the United Sates" may as well claim immunity from the laws because he believes them unconstitutional as tho President. There is one law for all, the rich and the poor, the high and the low.

And the new plea that he violates to test the question of unconstitutionality,

The Texas Election, jt

Keconstruction in Texas makes a practical start nt rather a late day, but, in view ol all the obstacles thrown in the way, the beginning is auspicious. A majority of Republicans are elected to the Convention, including such atauncb Unionists as

HAMILTON

hands between Rabbledom ton-dom.—Cut. Chroniclc.

**-,1

and therefore is not criminal, is equally and adapted

unsound. It of itself shows an intention to violate, and that is ail that is necessary io make out the crime.

and others, who

have shown their loyalty through the war by many personal sacrifices. We regret to know the influence of General HANCOCK, whose duty it was to favor the Congressional policy, so far, at least, a3 to protect Union men in the exercise of the right of suffrage, has been cast on the op-posite-side. By withdrawing t-oops from quarters where they were especially needed, b« has left loyal men exposed _to the vindietiveniS3 of unrepentant rebels, and theraby contributed, so far as in his power, to a diminution of the Republican vote.

vvi^Te Executiv^in^ences I March 5tli and 25th April 15ih .1 1_. J: Ik... i„ I llnr mil anil »re given in the right direction, there is no longer any doubt that lexas will speedily resume her propor place in Union.T-rOiw. Chronicle.

the

Oxford (O) Oilixen gives the de

tails of a tragedy which recently occurred near Mount Cancel, Franklin county, Ind. They are as romantic as anything which novelists have invented. A young girl, the daughter of -wealthy parents, was educated at ono of the seminaries in Oxford, and it was the intention of hor parents that she should make a match that would give her a high position in the world. She fell in love, however, with a young farmer who was quite poor. The parents forbade her to have anything to say to him, but they managed to exchange letters through the assistance of a young minister. Finally, they proposed to elope, but the go-between became enamored of the lady, and prevailed on her to run off with him instead of the farmer. They eloped and were married, The grief of the farmer knew no bounds. Determined upon revenge, he armed himself with a revolver, and swore that the young divine should die for his treachery. A couple of weeks ago the rivals aiet. and the farmer openly shot down the destroyer of his happiness. A fearful tragedy ended the fond droaai of love.

IT speaks well for the moderation of the Tyng

family, that on the Sabbath immediately following the day upon which the Junior was publicly admonished, and the Senior had publicly protested against the admonitioB, no reference was made to the disagreeable affair in the pulpits'of either.

This silence would seem to imply a desire on the part of both father and son, to keep the minor question of ecclesiastical

polityjdistmct from the greater^ questions I

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"THS SWEETEST THING IN LIFE11 is good health and good spirits, and if you have them not, the next best thing is what wiH restore bloom to the faded creek and happiness to the drooping heart. The great and sure remedy is Plantation Bitters, which our physicians recommend to both mule and female patient* as a safe, reliable, agreeable and cordial stimulent. They contain nothing to disagree with the most delicate constitution, and have won golden opinions from all who have tried them and probably no article wa« ever tried by so many person?. They elevate the depressed and give strength to the weak.

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THE

AGENTS, to

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Spring Importations 1808.

AITE-WAB PRICES!

TVc aia now reoieving and opening our Spring luportatiOBB and Auction Purchases of BRIT' 1HH and FKKStll 1RE1»» GOODS which we Bball be pleased to show to buyers. V\ •will make it to the Interest of both Jobbers and BetailerStto examine thvm.

We are also opening our Importations of LIN IN W1IITE 6001)8 AND UOSlttBY, many ar tiolM of which are as low as at an) titue previous to the War.

In addition to the above, we invito attention oor stocks of CLOTHS, -NOTION-"), ^.RVET Ac., and also

O E S I S A N IN S Toll Lines and Low Prices. LATHROP, LUDINQTON& CO 336, 338, 230 Broadway, K. Y.

WOMJSINta CXASS.—Farmers

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,, .. and profitable. 60 ctf. 10 Si per fvcoing eaui

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ship. However, it must have been a source of sore disappointment t3 that class of polite sensation-hunters who thronged the church in New York on Saturday, to witness the public castigation ofthe young clergyman. Doubtless the eatr.o eager desire for excitement led large numbers to visit the respective churches of both clergymen on the following day, hoping to hear protest--, remonstrances and anathemas ad infinitum. However, such novelty-seekers must have felt a kind of chargin little differing from that experienced by less refined members of the body politic, who delight in public executions, and would rather see the last struggle of tho hangman's victim than to hoar the announcement of his reprieve or pardon. The prevailing taste for the sensational is calculated to bring the ex-. tremes of society more closely

by persons of either sex, aiul th« boys ami

offered those who /rill devote their whole tiuie the busings, and. that every person who secB this notice may send their address and test th bnsiuess for theiusnlves, I make the following un paralleled offer To all who are not well satis fled with the I uslaess, I will send SI to pay the trouble of writing. Jnll parliculais, direc tion, &c., sent free. Samples sent by mail 10 cts. Address K. O.ALLEN, Augusta, Maine

Plastic Slate! Plastic Slate A Reconstruction of Pu7.verL-.ed Slate Rock.

HAVING

completed our arrangements there for. wo will now lease a largo part of THE STATE OF OHIO.apartof

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and pper-

Palmek|S Handkebcdisf PERFUMES

Alii

11 kinds of Millinery Goefe sou as 0081 torlng the Winter months, ct Mrs. M. Abbott's, ttethe Post Offlee. DecUdtf*

CODNTT in the

Duiled States, A GOOJS MAN toaeli by sam

Iil«.

,0getber

I ^HAMBERLAW S COMBI. T^N

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are guaranteed equal in strength and fragrance to tho best French. Samples are always open for inspection and trial, at tho Fourth Street Perfumery Depot, Cincinnati. dwlw.

PSYGOMAKCYmay

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MfmilBB

COLBUBJN'» PATENT.'

Tried and not fonnd WantlDg. W« elaim it will cat Twenty-five (03) per seat, more curd wood per day than any other Ajtn msde.

Msiasa. Lcfixcott Co. 6il5—I have folly tried yonr Fatent Aie *c'd tzi that it is all that yon claim for it. It will chop faster tlianaay other Axa that lertr s*w, and leaver the wood without stick leg ac alt. I wcnld nut chpp three days without one for the cost. I nee* &M say any more, for any man that tries one wUl be satisfied. Wl, d£2S.

A ITTTAK Tho Axe and the Label are liAD liUll *"***00111 patented. Infringers

the Label Infrl

on these patents will fcepriseoated acc«iding to law. Tenders cr dealers, and persons using any infringement, ate liable Willi the maker of theinSringemcnt.

For Sale by all lealer» and the Manafactnr«rs,

L1PPINCOTT BAJZE WELL (Svcousoas te L|mCOTT A Oo.) S*l* otaurt ef tiu Paints,

ISE

if O it a W wp-ftfET

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Wasted.

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...

.MM I....

200 "sH .1— Ut» ::0 Elegant Boeri'oott PI*iiV.7fcatb l3od to 1500 31 Jffto ,160 1H) Sewi&K MsoUiuti 60 tO 175 2o Hu.leal Bjies

25ito W0

^i!0 Kiue Gold Watches...1. 75 tj 3t0 760 fine Sliver Watches.......... 30ito tO MiieOl faititiog', aintd Jugrarlngej Silver Ware, Photograph «hu a large assortment of Flue GMil Jtwi'Iry, !n ail valued at 1,000,000 DOLLAB8.J,

A Chance to Dmw any of (bis kbove l'rlses jPiurcbaaiMg attended Ticket for 23 CrlltS—Tickets describing each i'riie aie cealeOin KuTeIi.^p sand thoroughly mixed, Uu receipt ofiocn. adtulel 'ticket will bedrawn, without choice, aud delivered at out .office, or 'sent by mall to any address The prize nutcud' SpoiL wilt b» delivered to the ucket*botder on payment of una dollar. Prizes wilt no imiuedi:itcly uont to any addrtss, as rcquttteJ, Vicpress or rttiirn mail. fos will knowjwlist yoiu! Prize is before jun I»«y for it. Any prize mayJe-eichau^c-a lor un linr uf tlie sunn vaiup. &0. BiMiih^. our pun a lis can depend on fairdesjiiiig.

BEFEBESif KM.—TL« fo/lowing" jpiersons Imro lately drawn Vnlant'lePrlK's IroTn t£isCpui paiy. and kiudiy lormittsit'the use of thrl in ei:

S. T. Wilkins, 374-Slxth Ave., N. T., SlOdO Mis. K. Btuar-., TONelirtn Fl»co, H. Y., $&0U Miss P. Munrov, C'uic.tgo, IU., Piano rutu'd at £100 W* iJartis, New liavt-N, Uold Watch, 5^00 Itobert Jackson, Dabuque, (i»lDg Machine,#10!)j Philip JtcCarty, L.uli, Ky., 3MX1 Jts. Itogcrs, Washingtou, V.Musical Box, 9160 It, D. Warren, •t.) 14th i,., X. V., Plono, Si'JO'. 8. T. 1'errt, Ni.w Or.eaiis, ld W aveb. ?i50 W. T. Tntler, TAtlantj, G.i., $3C0 K. A. Patterson, Nashville,' Teun., Milndtu e165 E. Dayton. Ifobilo, Ala., Diottouii (-luster Ki.ni, Sli.U S. Strong, liarliagtou, Vt.., Sl -o A. T. A kitis. Sprlngfit-l l, Ilj., Diaui&n Mn, SS Uj Mrs. it. Walworth. Trenfrn, N. $1?5: lhoinus llarro^s, 2 Olay-st., Baltimore, iewi:ig JliiCbinc, $75 S. X. Aidcrmau, 3} Mainat., Bulla I o,' 5100 D.'.rrigl., N. bidl'uidy Mass., (Joid v^atcli, SlitiaM. Scott, !Siot)i|it Sauh1, Phil*., 0 )ld Watiltj S. V. 2dmuier-

«ian, liickt'.-Ht.,

TOKK

Brooklyn,

v^O'J ,M. Rowers, Do-

tridr, Gold Wft'cii, ?i5u. Mrs.

Ku11(t,

Uirtford,

'Jonn silvor Setr S150 A. Solierisj, JaoiisrUle, liy., iii?mcnd Eltij.', 8 G.T. jB,*ifit»o,40jBroftd-, at., ii. Y.. 2J

CoiisvJlc, ,40j Broad-, xtli Ave. eli^ lesion.

0 iltrs. A.

lolro«e.:

Sixtl

neat 30t'i- Pisnoj S3w. (Vepiibiisluioinnuiuil witlioul peii OPi^K5TM Of TsiK PftjESS.-vMusical i'ejilvals' suvernl t'm-a postpontd, c'rfmpelling l-urcliasersoftickotato \ffait for moi/th^ for the Untributian, has impaired jp^ibiic- o^jtUdercb' in

bugU

affilrs. Xbeouly tairsystem of distribntihg is the old and popular one of belted Ticfci ting ths prize, wuich wlll'le dslivarod ly un payment of the ono dollar. '1 hia ofliiBFJEB, iriwov Co., 173 Broadway, the most stiactivaplacooYthe Hind uow in opfraUon 'i hi ere doing the Urges business and deserve tlieir euccess.' You cannot draw a $100,UCO fartn ihe e, hut have reasonable chanoo, lor ja good prue, as we kiiow many that have drawn,pnd the flrrn is reliable."—Vailrg Newt, Jan.M. 180B. "IbeMutr pohtau Gift Company aie djsirlbn•Ing icany vuluabrs prftes. Wo havo examined their manner ot doing business, and know them to be a fair-dealing firm. Xhelr plan is mere sat.eUotory than 'Presentation festivals,' as they draw every day aud tho subscriber need not pay for the prizes «rawn unie-a suited."—Journal, Feb. kOi, 18wj. "The Gilt Ejtobliihineul of Harfkb, WilSON JtOi'.at 17d Broadway, Is daily drawfngcoowds of visitors to wltntiss ihe drawing process.

Cicfcois, sra1 immAdiatea is t|je plan

vf.stmuui is bqtvS cenfa for a chakcc, i|nd the pri?edrawi', isfatisfa tory, if immediately dfillv-' eieu ior !mt dbllar. A friend of ours, lass Wertt, drow a85i0 prisu which ho promptly reoelved." Times, Dec. oOh, lSdi.ti 1

Wfirdlnary

OXJU DOLLAR SAt£ if DllY AND tAHC'Y GOODS, a. Watch, Piooeof Sheeting, Silk Dr.f-s Paitern, A-j.,

Free of Cost? Catalcgne pf .Go^ds an l^jmple sent li sny .address FKFE.

T,,r

AlIeri^Hawes A Cb.| 13 Federal St ., lt»«toaKflas. P.O. Box C. I

Whc.U«iIe Baalers (n French Gerdian fcad £ngllih Pry acd Fancy G^Ods. CnrlBi^f, Elated Ware, Albums, Leather Goods, Ac.

A I'lilsioiOGICii View Of-tfAUlilAUE ,TUE GBSiPEAT BO.K 1CVER J*CBU3HE[', CoataiulBg nearly Three Qmdred Peftg

And 130 Fine Platw and fingravings iof the• Anatomy of. the. Human Organs la a ^tatr ot Health av4 Diaeaifi, with a treatise on Sdrly JErrors, it* Ucp'oCabl^^onafg'U'oiC'S npin thfc Mind and Etody.'wdththeAuthor'a «nof Treta&nent— thaonly rational and svecesstni mode oif ?nre, shown by the report ol' c.-.ees treated. trath fal adviser to the married and those Cwntsniplating raarrlape, who ^ntPrtaln iloubtj ol tlieir pby-tcal condition. Bast free of [.o«tagi lo any1 addreis, on receipt of iti cent1 iu stamp* or postal surrency, by addrfa^iug DE, LACBOIX^Xo. Si Maiden Lane, Albany, n. Y. The author ^»y be ci.nsultrd upon, any of thu disaspes Ufron: ^-htcii fcN book trrats, either pareonally or by mail.— Medicines s?nt tottnr tart of the World,

OXE DOLLAR EACH.

WFancyCotton

McKxuroju, Dec. IS, 1S6T.

EB3 Cloth, Press Patterns, Pant Patterns Hewing Machines, Watches, toy, &Tid Goods, So Ac. Send Ten cents for Tatent Pea Fountain, wita *llp ddsorlfcingjao »r« tide in onr dollar lalo.

Any per

BOD,

(male or female,) can srnd In a

ciub of from yj to 1,000, at E*qie rato (4« ct*. for each), asd get a prominm tor ay doing,,

HABBBBT.

Pittabursb. Pa.

A.*#-

We have on hand a fiae stock of Saah, Doors Tr «f wfciafc wiu —u «ra wry waair sawereirrflRr

^Warrant our Work 4**e-iuperl« to any wver trnfor* ofand ia tiito urket.

We also kMlLonJiand, and nanafactnr«t4( If der, WindowVnd Boor' Traaei, MovldianiAf over

^dCUaPT-.A WTliTJAlfB. •j* makiiuk (ATT ujKim mi feiodtfc:

•••I'll

DOCTOR BKGULAIiLV

UifcDts. Salijfacticn

Lib-ial lnduc»-menta to A^eots. euaranteeJ. Every Envelopes cont»Tn» one tisb Gift. 839" Six 'tickets ior One Dollar IS fir TWO PoiUts ?3fjr- ITive Dollars 101 for (Fiftosn Dollars.

Package of 9 ealcd

A11 letters should addressed to Harper, Wilson & Co., 173 Broadwuy, IT.

Ageuts Wanted,

want firRt-class Agec- to intrOimce oar NKW bTAB SlilTUK SEWINO MAOHINES. Extrai inaucc-raents to good salesmen.— Further particulars and Hamplo wort furnished on application to

1}.

WCIjSON

ft OOi Cleve

luud, Ohio Bojtou, Alms. op bt. Louis, Mo.

(JO

ton. Man

-j pp

THK (CIJKUIUTFJ)

"ENTII1'" ORUAiV,

WITIt

TOX HUMANA STOP.

Pronounced by all who have hoard it the most na tvu'iil anJ b'-HUtlfiil Imilation of the VOU'K e^eT yet intreducW^ J. X9TKY|& CO., Orattleboro, Vt., the original Inventors and MaiiUlHc^arers. 417 lirouino St., .New Ybrb 205 North 4 J'twat, 9t. Louis, Mo. 18 Nutth 7th St.,PliiU.5 116 Uapdoljh ?t Chlfago. 1

ttuVOLimV IV TRADE!. Greater inducomentii than over b« We tie rod to perrons goltii.g tip tluba in out omi: i-ond for Sow SpriUR t'irtnlar, 1'AUKElt

til aaa OT. federal si., Uts-

FREJE.---iGKNTS WAN-tEJO article: Mod'by ev»-rybctly. A

I WATOll to sell an

watch free to every new Agent. Send26 liiiU tat sample and circu'srj. BA.r.KKIt MAMJIfACf 1J "TiSiS, Mo.

IN O N or 3 8

W A I And will (.refout iu auy pemon sending ui a club i.-i bur dieat'

rj, -r '/J

IMjl -t' i.)

Dru» an« IMMttlon Store

-i -J? •5 .'."yi xiabaa vi-.a-.-:.!*

i# »i*w odw .- 1

l^rlxe*

.1 Ja en»v- miT eu» aoift Main atrt^t, ^bvU 8fii *n4 iMd,

cstiu tn Twoidi

A 4 4 jr

WHITTIEB^ nBSD PHY8I(JlAN, s» hi

Diploma which hangs in His office Will taav oasmatte Okromia Ditmtat the thUg qf MtHfe, nr. has a Cnton-wlde roputatlon, tLaog beun l/ihfr located in St.

LOOM

:Thein-

than any otber'Cbi uiiir

Hhysleian. '. Xaoh of his praetio* has Ueen ot a. pmat« tare, Syfhilu, Qonorrhea.Qlett, Stricture, 41 Vrf nary DUedie*, Bjfp\iKc frr mtreliriai' AjKtioiit 4f*h Throat, Bkim or Bc%t\ OreMMs, Urmia dr Kwptar* «lso, the effeots of a Solitary Habit, nilnona tt Body and Hlnd,prodacingblatohe«, debility, Im potency, dizcineaft,dimness of sight: confusion ideas, evH foreboding, aversion to sMlety, l-jss ot memory, weakness. *0., Hot all thjiss. vn an^ oo oaeejtnt all oscarrlug (fluently in rariosS eaSes av"Accommodattoi)8 ample, obarges aiodsjcjUitt, oares guaranteed. Ooasultations by letter or a* jffice,iree. HoatMaes ean be prep^rly trdate* ,y MenstrnatlonandPregueauy, 3c. sltnoiitan intortrlew, ana medicines^ eenire tiwr observation, sent hy mail or JipriSfc lrauce to business In most cassp. jocdw 1

Addrtss Bo* S062,8t. Louls^Mu. i* HOurs^S A. Bf. to 8 P. M. ''(Mtcs'permanentl located ai No.«7 M.Charius^MMt,tMtw«s« Wxtl and Saventhoaaaftoara Soath of Und^ll.R otj}, retlreci npot in the oentra 6f the city. (MirfHatloAHcaii, ana rooms fcf the kcoom modation ot suahyatiantaas ra^ntre dally pereot

Can gat, M%1^aWaWttM' snvelop^jtffiThfcry Symptoms andlfiSatmannfi^arvou.Drlaaryaiv ^exaalDUeas«s,clearlyd*Uneatlugall thniUseasorf Conditions,' With lOll 'Bfmptdln Lists, for tw thrte-c«nt postage Mlmpa to prepay postage.arrnlar for Ladies,rSlattogvto Jlsaasss of Paber api6d«wly.

"The Pen ia Miglitier than the Swotd.'^

doiaM .iTAlXKKlO

DO NOT WJMA OZTTJl

A Single Ojie will Last a Lifetimti.

eld

by liijiiiK

tjsbj

THE^tABOit oi?%ilTnrO IS B±DDCE», Greater Unifora^ty Obtsi^aed. J0ase,Elc^anceemd Beauty atquxreft.

KOSOIY, PLE1SUKB AJffi fWHT •. The Beet, Cheapest and most Datable In«tr ilmonta for Writiog aTter uaaq.

GENT BY MAIL SAFELY.

,iVicss, Fifty Otnta

,n6U'J Till

A N A E N

•toim 1

Oils, Paints, GlOM Lampat* JFancu Goods, Toilet "Artitte^

Of |uerj| Jhscr^lion. •il doi.iw—widjita-} y.ed

t.U(.

PJtKSOBlFXIOMS carefully oomponnded at idJ hoiirj,day^r^nigUt., .Si- .i*immi. adTj «ll

od* W310 iO I

BARRETT'S Vegetable

HAIR REfiTOKATIfE A Was by the X. It. fttifc ai^\ Miit l»:iiowxj»bce€^d by.tlM pablio toljf very b«»£ Frep*ration fcrRcitorin* fiid.S ttiatn tU orU^inal col Jr

Urgwtb, cndti^uR UW tnd forDiesitngf/i H«lr. itlaftre /jLu .0.

prouounfits

its

raion and Dutnlrtu from putsouout

.and

CU-ti,

11 ia }o fty© .--i J'.'R. BARRETT Sc CO., ProptisWl,

r-!''

mscaiis'fes, s. h.

LOBD

nan 11., ^nieago, Qeasraljtilortk-Wsst

rn Agents. JT. Ac H. A. OAtlS. Agonttftr T«rr« Hants, Int, aovlldw6m

Ad ok i'

CfltfiATIi (W8 FiBgnntToll st

Rmm

»re pr«ps|t*l by [Skilled Vwrknea fntm IKe

If MATERIALS,

aud are known e« the .STAIOpAllD by KeiklersA risaton^ sirs. i«M«terjr*l»i(*-

No Traveling Agents Employed. Call and you will flnoWna exaettr adapted to exactly adapted I jour hand and style of writing, or enclose stamp la

Call and you I

our hand a or circular. A. nroniwi, ba ita(jtj[»ii »fd lnijt 9v*nj| Mttntw T.sira,

COAL.

TO.

(JEOVBB. DU1SS rfW Odf 101

DKALWB -nf-*' AND COA

WOOD

vun

The undersigned la. now 4eUveria( ths superior Coal Of the Pioneer Oo'al Mining Company, at Oavrysvillo, and respectfully vollcits ab axamina» tion an4 trial. It will b. 'fond eonal U»-tlW Brasll Coal, and Is furnished at. mncn I wonld refer oonsamers to 71. L. Thbnipfioi who is using it his Mill and Residence. loft at .Jr» Clrover's ootUtof'M'siiB, aril

July 17, dtf TIM. 0. TROVER

Jt, attention,

old Fw tho

Semd ix

KcaiiTiBEO Letiess. Samples malr frt rf to Say address, -0 BA4BMAH& KTKND*LL, /Jjf j: Hal)over St., Bpst«o, lift!. jm .1

J. £.

IOWA

HABSH

REAL K8TATE AGENCY. TAll MS, WILP J.AHD3, AjidOltv Property of eviiry deacrip iiotr*,„far ftslo.

Anexr^rieso* of flftaen years enable ns tot*•nre sat jfactioa In every ^rpaiUneat of bas^aesi relating to a gareral Heal Istate Agency.

HARBEItT & MAB&P, 64 WALNUT 8TKEJCT, n27dwiy Ilea Aloineia, lo wa.

=-o-t\L«*r~i

CwJUMBms

HIOKOOX & }Q.Ky

•m iipiT! irrr"°

•V&to BU'DO .«sif#J*!» [eviii'i'i \s

ijf "ogonwtafc—d Mu—jiiailrt Jjoait ffiaitfvis Hjfawitto it A ].U!' fjiTtwas" *1,

r'ir

*'j

Jl.

-V:-

miiu'J

itr.nJrn.ia !u

far

MewilraAs Iwsa. MSI kt,

aoiSsf

*XXM f**'M

•ft— lts^»J»'» a*M,'«ut%f iritgsM•* ibliiJC iftfa bh *A) lit 9t»

IS, bnB s*.»u! latelas cUj, north«»s

"and faTerable^erms.

aaatixi! nU^Vj. •.•» I« urad lot,, OB lst str»«t. nortk. or Clark u^hosi, elsuin, largs subla,'*e. ^a^ifMrass^ .. '.-ai.-iuiiiKt

KH(a«« Mil Wtlf iilscat:ii a* iv Forty acres ssiUs sonth«»«t of tawn—fl 4crMte «alt»aHMif «*ltao» fln« fUkbt*. Vsr»

ML&32fi.

•HS

Batale Coltibli

Boni

A.-s*4

BMUD RIOH & LAN Q5,

Offioa £V«r l'irat "l7atiol^*Baoit, I. Ootnsir of /,.! Vuartkawt Main 8USSM,1

'Terr© Halite, Ind. pi1' ai

.act. s«"iii« T~t bittri

Abstracts of title furnished, Loans ne gotiated and Money invested.' jag." Mooadl i»i VOBJALE ,jii »i ,11 rr

CITt PRO^KBTY.

Forty Ebtifb Liiiton's Addltloft to Trrre Haute House _snd lot, east Ohio straet. House and lot,in HcMutralu's Addititiott, Hoasa and lot in Bibley additioa on fttb street House and lot in Rest's addition on 8th str«», HtMise ahd'lot un Poplar,twtwaisa tith aud 7V streets, .... ...

House aAd lot on North 6th, Detween liittiliit aad i|tufc»streeta. Two bosfbasB Houses ou Jla at^ c^^ I

ty„

C^01JTY

PB0PW1TI. •-,!

rarm"orl9 »Ci-6sfn ilont-y Orfek Township, UaacrealaLintoa township.

3 Acres below thu Rolling Mill, weas sidy,canal janttdti f''

L:i-

O N I E S

MACIflNEX SHOP

Notice of Copartnership

Tba andertignad have forsa4d a flo-Paftnershlp in tin abovo works nnder the naiae aud style

|EAtH, HACKER CO "btemMt £ogtfieat Mill OMrlitf. BUcfainetjf ^r^ defbripttos, and alt nodi of Iron Btm Otstipgit

m|idfrtoocd»rl

Ine ferre Bants 1 Indianapolis, atod the basnlllt OrssfwdnlllsJsilnsd Depot#. aq HOT Impairing promptly attended to. »i(h ORDERS SOLICITED 1- .*»wv«sv -JAS.' fTCATH.

t. a. •o'SLrhw. a. r. oaxoLca. j. aatutAfto

PHC^U FO^SMY r-USB

Machine

Me8lireslf

Deigter #eo„

8. S. cor. Btfc Ksgle 9ts., liar Passenger IDepol, T*BR*HADT«,I»D. sd!—

ManafcsguisssdffissafeKeglnss. irtl Machine-

!3.Ho«efroata,

JTire fronts, and OUeslir daw

Special attas^ssjiSU to the: aaiahttiafsti repair of Brass Work, Patent Offloe ModelsAS. Wcare^aJfO Preparad t* cnt Toothed or .Oog OearuMofoltaer Oast Iron, Wrought Brass, In the most perfect manner,

MWBepalrlng done promptly.

saas^rwe fsai Safc-lK siy latt that -wa can Reader fall satisfaction to our ctxtomao, koth in point of workmanship and price.

The highest MjjmjpaU Israll «14 aprap Witft dSlivered at the "Fhoeni* Foundry," Dear the

WM. BALE A Ca^Proprt^ors, rassoaa TO

Joskhd

IT-

QOAIi! COAL!!

rr.s

XbeBMt i« th.t Cb6apNtl S. ¥. HXBRIL lS now prepared to-fhrnlsi^ n# best Brmeil and HtghlsindcaMli slaoski&iebigh and Anthracite fCofti, if srderad^ (Mars .lsft at Mo* Keen'a S&re, 107 Main St., or,

Bartsock it Ban

nister's, wHI *ece!Teprottpt attehtion: a3dtf

COAL, I? OOAIi )SK- AtcFARLAlTEl 11 Tofflsr. if iurniaibing'the best quality., of, SivVr Ona., screened on'a wider screen tliati any «fbet |Wsfttr is nsiag, aad at 4ba wjj lowest refeS.'

s.,

Orders i«l* at »he:floun«v fSealea. or at WoodmansuB's Grocery, on Main stroet, next door to C. 0. »teith«Alo»'s Stove store, will receive

-Ar.

if Aft & Ix®-*

la uow ecpplyikg Ui^ (test unality ef tflirar (ioal st the market rfctel. Orders left at. OIlajBbers' Oroctry atbra^-apathtrsist «ora*r at tho Public 9o«ir«, vili fw'w movspl it|»vktl0tte ^a ftftlT

JOUH JT. Bl$Zr Sarly's Block, JTo. «0 K»1b Strtt Tfirye^Biawte, Iudion^c */i i$T r»*^«ftily^eoouuas»iirtlawoll eeleot-

tSSSSSSSfiSBlSA to call and lasasct tksss. WOcd laksilasnhantd and ths highest marks* raSsa paM.

NBW,

Dr ufand FmeripUon Store

tit J* ««»l| u» oeo IisjmiI

IRA QtLOVEIi, Jr.^

WoMlit aoaonnaa *o flM«1UtMS sf Tlsw* and

Ti^nltj^that 1M

"it

has o_pened at|

$9. 46 ^ontb l'oiirth lite, ^fOSITK X^JB A, fall and Wjll Selected^Stock

PUttE QBU^ AJNi) HEDICINKS,

OhemlfUs^ Wis and D^fe BtnflU,

silEDK)INES.

And all other articles kept by Brugglsts gssiaaaly, whioh were bought

APv£- Jr

No. 40 South Fmrtli St K.'6 3.It C^,e a|d Walnut

... „.,^^rvv3TOjUfA* B.—Mr. flftTtt, tnftr tb luu* of intfiMM wiwuBCS tftK Hrt bttdf•ess, ia a sfrisst narantso that fall utlsftetisn will bs rsndersd patroas. *7dt.

DRY COOPS.

J)ry fliwl li ayorium' mi

:z. r.Tffya?

SWHVf STAJ.

aafoaiQ 5te- tut |£.'' [oomii t?»

Tf KBRUARY Ifttb, IMK. W S Imu,coiji,iitt»^7o »li&aM0s:'-. ta* tO atiaait wois». v.-p'

Spring" DpeHNljcjods, —In Gxaat- VMlaty, at

at 'f

GO'S,

*i W ii rjt'-at&'fT I^.t' «dT

It 3 very i-holce i^Le ol'

Fl&tfBftft i)KUjKES irac AX l*d C«Bt»r kt

TVJBXjJ^$ RTPL

^0 GO'S.

XflJll'K/ UUK W IVTII* W

bajiZ-t/ 'V.f. STA-NDAJRUi ^IAJlES

hta

BLKACI1EO 9KHILLY8. ^t Popnlsr Kr Ices, at'

i*q

yj0Q .^WlfDKX AND

UBLLf lllPLEY Jb COS.

miilt( ikffj liiii

r''

HEAVY SHEETINGS

Brown and Bleached, ft-4, 7 t,£-4. t, *-•,at

TOELL, RIJPLJEY & COS. 'A T«S«)Ui VOS UJJjUnw* too ,dett»q «*l uoda •isw ilq i.-B.i ,t^!' flBIl ,UIJ!li '..un. i-J't'-i •lilt. •W 6-7/ 91'illAS JjUittSJ siuon stii/lo 'Miiact idi tasd oi aide

A fiw~p1eces*of

DOMESTIC (Ii1lVUAll8,

lOe per ymNi,

XtJMI+L, RIPLtot & €0*S. itst J»*X ifemwrsM^ ft# niu* B*1 vUijjis Jmii Iwi^twoit1.^ irtsir 'xhm

KJLCOANT CuLORd L» .-.

DRESS SILES,

TV JELL, RIPLEY & CO'8.

Especial »rteijtio'p is callfJ to iur Very Ocm, iats

assortmenfof

Gl.dVES Ai\l) H081KKY, Inclodiug all the Popular makes &ported.

TV ELL, RIPLEY & CO.

ttd

sjfib7ffil Jit ifimiA

dad tresrrm«,7jililtrJ8 Jv Mit.t.-iq 3*i iiJ* ffe shall use onr most earnest endesrorr during theantire comiog seaiotx to make our assortment of staple and Fancj Dr^, (foods Mora complete and attractiTa. thaa ii»ac before, and worthy ths attention of the closest Aid most discriminating buyers.

TV EL Lt RIPLEY &.

bjJM

•to CP

LROJJ^ WORKS

T^AGUsB 'oifilia WixNtrr ST«IMS|

no,f''

r»rt

'TrtltUEtK H4UTB, i^P

OaoTia,]!.

MAirtJ»*ota}RiRa or

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Tt* all and at short notice. OBDBR9 SOLICITED jwU^mwly ., ,, -fiww'T "f ,,,,

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INSURANCE AGENCY.

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M« A. HAMlt: (C SCOTT aiidw" S-iiti

The folltfwihr 01^ and' Rnllable Csnuaoies •aawrj ja Rcpr-M«bd «i rtaTn #«fr ti'. .t*it U'f s»s

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MMmericaiijirefE Co. HABTFORP, OONN.

Corn Exchange fin Im. Co. ,1 147 BAOADWAT, NEW. JOii^y 3»

fiiwkeye Fire Insurance Co.

CLBV*LANI),

OHIO.

United States iife InB. Co., No. ,40-WALL ST., 2UW X0BK. '-T*!3US!'m

WorM Mutual Life Ins. Co.,

117 BBOAI»WAr, NEW TORK.

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Franklin Life Insttran^Co.

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diii ». tf 43»i» United States

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Co.,

NEW TOML O

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ApplicattMM tabsn «ud Poli^tM*inued ia immuoUi Uowpanies in lowest current rates. AJso, JBEAL ESTATE liougbt and sold, anS COLLECTIONS ^rmtiptly^attended ,y ziiBv sr* to

SCOTT & OKANE,

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aaA-Jjife ijuparant* Agent.

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*0 $*&<. '-Ai a.toaw Main St.»between 5th ft 6th J" f. rl,eri*e

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Office ICO Main IB tree* Old Stno4 pf OrSi Tbompson.,^ Rust.

HATS AHP CAPIsi

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JUST" IN EEOSIPT Of

,A|«i s' Hats of all kinds. Boys' Hata of all Wnbi, Mias»e«' Hata of sail kinds,

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Inihnts' Hats of aU'kinde,

Ana at all Mlces.

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me fali, aacjijfei, Bast side Pabllo .Siaar»

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HOST

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to turn

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thia market, at the lowest possible price#. AU fork warranted. mh9dtf