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DAILY EXPRESS

TKRBK hauts. INU.

Thursday Mora lug, J»n. 14tk, 1869.

News and Personal, i4

McPhebsoh's "Ijiife of Xhaddeijb Stevens" will fill 1,000 pages.

Tex

Columbus

Journal

THE

sskt

why

World's

the

virtuous Democratic Legislature of Ohio don't pass a, law taxing United States bonds, as they promised at election time.

Washirigtoa

ebmapon-

dent counts up twenty-eight Senators in favor of the repeal of the Ciyil Tenure bill, and thirty-nine who are opposed to it

The Massachusetts Legislature had a sermon preached to it at the Opening of the session on the text, "But we know that the law is good if a man use it law fully." I.

Timothy,

1, viii.

.THE

New York

Sun

tone of mingled anger and sadness, that it has ceaased to expect the present Con* gress "to impeach and depose Johnson" It thinks his removal from office ought even now at this eleventh hour to be accomplished, but it is hopeless that it wil be. •THE

Harrisburg

Patriot

THE

HON.

0. C.

Db.

Banner

(Dem.) payi

the Bepublican nominee for United States Senator the following compliment: "If there is a pure man in the Bepublican party, his name is John Scott. This we are bound to say, however widely we may differ from him in political views,"

bill of Senator Sherman to retire

U. S. Judges after

Beventy

years of age is

very generous. They are to be pensioned with full salaries from that age till death. An amendment will probably be moved, making the age ninety, and the pensions to run during the lives of their surviving children.

WASHBURN is likely to be

chosen United States Senator from Wisconsin, in the place of Mr. Doolittle. He is a man of sterling integrity and ability experience in Congressional service, and a reliable Republican. He was a Major General during the war, and has the con fldence of General Grant.

NEWMAN, an eminent New Or

leans divine, recently challenged the editor of the St. Mary's (La.)

THE

Planters

to personal combat. He is a Be

publican in sentiments, and defends his belligerency by saying that Mosep Joshua and David fought, and none them had to contend with such children of the devil as the rebels of that country,

Fort Atkinson (Wis.)

Herald

learna from ex-Deputy Sheriff Zimmer man that a German named Wrentzel Fuchs, living in the town of Waterloo murdered his wife, on Sunday

night

tfye

3d instant. Fuchs is a dissipated persob and has been in jail before for

THE

INMATES

THE

Cincinnati

THE

Evening

abuBing

his wife. It was unable to ascertain the circumstances attending the murder. Tbe murderer is in jail at Jefferson.

Siamese twins have made a good

deal of money out of the pound or so of fleeh between them. It is no wonder they are so reluotant to part with it.?— They are said to be now exhibiting it in Scotland before positively for the last time going to Paris to have it removed by a surgical operation. The surgioal dodge has done them a worldfall of gratuitous advertising. Wo charge nothing for this mention..

of the Soldiers' Home,

Washington, complain that the garden vegetables whioh they cultivate on the grounds of the institution are chiefly appropriated by the Surgeon General and other army officers in the Departments' They dislike being foP&ged upon and left destitute in this way, and appeal to Congress for protection. Army men in the Departments are by far the best paid officials in Government employ at Wash ington. Can it be that, in addition to this, they turn bummers, and prey upon the veterans under their care?

Chronicle

THE

says: "Mr

Washburn, of Indiana, sprting the ten ure-of-office question on Resolution day (Monday), and the repeal was carried in hot haste. Mr.

ash burn retires from

Congress at the close of the present ses sion, and may be looking ahead. The bill will be more deliberately considered in tbe Senate. We think the restriction on Cabinet appointments should be removed from the law, with other modifications suggested by experience. The Senate will probably adhere to the main features of tbe bill."

Governor of Missouri says that

tbe population of that State has increased 60 per cent, in four years. The Missouri

Democrat

says that St. Louis has increas

ed about 20 per cent, in that time. Of the 32,620 immigrants tbat passed through Ohio during the past year, a large portion of them went to Missouri, to-wit: 7,314, while 5,726 went to Illinois, 3,369 to Wisconsin, 3,757 remained in Ohio, 2,803 went to Indiana, 2,297 to Kentucky, and the balance scattered elsewhere. Missouri appears to be growing more rapid ly than any other portion of the Republic.

Chronicle

thinks the re

markable unanimity with which the Democratic pre«s of the country hail the escape of John H. Surratt from justice, the veneration shown by the same press for the mother of Surratt because she was hung for the assassination of the President, and the activity shown by Democratic Congressmen in favor of the release of Mudd and tbe other assassin** tioif conspirators,now serving their terms of sentence at Dry Tortugas, are noteworthy signs of the times. They indicate, in a manner not to be lost sight of by the present observer or the future historisin, where the sympathies of the Democratic leaders tended in the struggle of the Government against traitors. More than this, they vindicate the logi cal consistency of the spurious Democracy in adhering to their errors regard* Jess of the lapse of time.

Nevada, has Intro-

icedjhe flatro jBannel biUintte Goose. This is a big mining job, and the parties interested have been busily engaged for a good while in working up their case, by elegantly printed pamphlets and otherwise. The estimates do not mount up jiry high among the millions, but this

Aieine is born out crane season. ?ostmajbteb :Gjehsbal

Rajtdall

carri«Lirt» point, an&

eager tocometO|tttt

has it "from a gen

tleman of great prominence" that ExGovernor and Bx-Senator Hamilton Fish, of New York city, will be the new Secretary of the Treasury. This is a fishy rumor-

The

& rcf si sfi'

Anti-Slavery Standard

says in

has

|30C|0p0

|aym«nt

goes through. He found fifty-four supperters in the House—enough to defeat the two-thirds vote required to carry through th4 Veeolatioti |f Idjr- Wsshburne. It is well to keep an eye on certain members: who showed so much zeal on the wrong side.

Why

were they so

reapae, ia

Tbe^d ts ndt'yet.

Bjuaib

this case?

is again reported to have said.

His say is concerning Grant. Blair, the military phieftpp,, is,afraid of Grant the civilian. The invincible cigar-smoke ter ribiy troubles the hero of—of what was Gen. Blair, the hero, except the Juiy Convention? The cigar-smoke looks like tbe dnoke of battle. The reticence which is concealed by the cigar-smoke means something. Gen. Blair likens President Grant to Julius Cxiar—the ret ticenqe means dissimulation and dicta* torship. Gen. Blair is jifraid (^Mggmtg* lation and dictatorship

Johnson undoubtedly has the pardon of the Dry-Tortugane, Dr. Mudd and company, seriously in contemplation. It is not singular that the petition asking him to show this mercy bears only Democratic signatures. None but Democrats have ever sympathized with the assassins of Abraham Lincoln. But, if John H. Surratt can not be convicted because it isimy practicable to get a jury in Washington that believes the murder of Lincoln to have been a crime, we see no reason for keeping the Dry-Tortugans at it any longer, and thus- harrowing the Demo cratic soul. Release unto them Barabbas

AN OUTLAW'S FATE.

A Southern Desperado Pursued by a Union General—A Desperate Figbt —TwelTe Shots Exchanged—The

Outlaw Killed and tbe General Arrested.

Such of our readers as served in the army of the Potomac during the late war will remember General McLaughlin at one time the gallant Oolonel of the First Massachusetts volunteer infantry regiment, to which he was commissioned by Governor Andrew, though he had been previously* and was at tbat time, attached to the regular army. He subsequently commanded a brigade, but he probably never had a hand-to-hand fight as desperate as that which is narrated by the following from the Red River News. The report is deeply interesting and exciting.

It will be remembered by numbers of our citizens that the nameis of Lawson and William Kimball, of Winn Parish have been concerned with the crime of murder, both in this (Natchitoches) parish and Winn. For over two years these parties have been fugitives from justice under this henious crime. There are strong grounds to believe that they were concerned in the killing of Lieutenant Butts in July, 1866. Lieutenant Butts was at that time agent of the Freedmen's Bureau for Winn and Jackson Parishes, and was murdered on his way from Natchitoches to Vernon, Jackson Parish General McLaughlin, the commander of the troops stationed at Camp Salubrity near this place, has furnished on several occasions, by request, detachments of his command to arrest these desporadoes.— We are likewise informed that he has been requested by the Sheriff of this parish to assist in arresting these parties.

On Tuesday, the 22d day of December, General McLaughlin, received information that the Klmballs were at home in Winn parish. We glean the following pacticulars of the subsequent occurrences: General McLaughlin took his orderly with him, and proceeded to Kimball's residence* He there found Mr. Kimball, Sr., and his wife, and asked if the young men were at home. Both parties said they were not, but had gone to Texas.— The General then searched the house, but found the parties absent. Remounting his horse, he proceeded toward Winnfield. He arrived near the fork of the Winnfleld and Harrisonburg roads, near a place known as Wheeling, and when within about three hundred yards of this place he discovered William Kimball, who run out into the road in his shirt sleeves, with a revolver in his band, mounted a horse and fled to tbe woods on the left of the Montgomery road, hotly pursued by General McLaughlin. After pursuing him through thick woods about a mile, he came to a slough about ten yards wide. As Kimball attempted to cross this place his horse bogged, the saddle girth broke, and himself and saddle altogether fell off. His horse got out on the opposite side of the slough, and Kim ball screened himself behind his horse as the General rode up. He levelled His revolver at the General and demanded his surrender. The parties were about ten yards apart, and the General replied that the same demand was about to be made of him. As the General was about to raise his gun, Kimball fired at him, tbe ball passing through the General's horse's neck from front to rear. The General immediately fired at him with his gun loaded with No. 5 shot, striking him in the forehead. Kimball fired a second shot, which was returned by the other barrel 4 the shot gun. Two more sbots were exchanged, when Kimball said he would surrender. He was told to throw down his pistol, yhiah he did. The General now dismounted on the opposite side of his horse. The mo-1 ment he did so Kimball caught up his ilstol, remounted his horse bareback and

The General immediately pursued, clearing the slough with little difficulty. Before the chase had .continued half a mile the General was within Ven yards of him. He turned on bis horse and £red his fifth shot, which was again promptly returned by Gen. McLaughlin. The General's horse now gained rapidly, and •s he ran to his left in front of him, Kimball Attempted to fire his sixth shot but missed fire. All this time his surrender wu constantly demanded. The General now fired his sixth shot, which killed him. He tell off his horse on his left side. General dismounted, caught and tied his horse to mark the shot, picked up his pistol and bat, loaded nis gun and returned toward Wheeling. Hethen feund his orderly with & younger brother of Kimball's and sevend other men. He Informed tbem that he thought he had killed Kimball, and requested the men to go for a Coroner. They refused t® do so and were then requested to go to the body, a request which the General was compelled to enforce. They finally all went but two. They found the body, also his father, there with two doublebarreled shotguns.

The General then returned to St. Maurice, nine miles distant, notified the Coroner of what had occurred, then recroesed the river and came to Natchitoches, went to the Court House, Court being in session, delivered Kimball's pistol to the Clerk of the Court and related to him what had occurred.

Such are some of the facts connected with the death of this outlawed das pars-

do, wboae fate was undoubtedly richly ", and will be tbe caijK of little ftretf General McLaugfttnf has this community for many months. His command is known for its good condnct and orderly deportment generally.' Their commander is favorably known here as a, gentleman of genial disparitiOa and /deserved popularity.

Brevet General N. B. McLaughlin was

arrested the Sheriff of Wion parish, and turned over by order of Judge Osborn to the Sheriff of Natcitoches parish, on a writ of habeas corpus. His examination takes place before the District Court on Tuesday next, the 29th inst, he having given bond for his appearance on that Jjivf-

The Natchitoches Times, a Democratic paper, gives substantially the same details of the encounter, and adds

It is hardly necessary for us in this community to pay a deserved tribute to General McLaughlin. His conduct in this affair proves that he adds personal courage to his many estimable qualities as a gentleman and soldier. We regret to learn that there is a probability of his being ordered away from this parish."

Standing Committees.

The

On Education—Messrs. Bellamy, Kinley, Carson, Wood, Stein, Hanna and Turner.

On Benevolent, Institutions—Messrs. Church, Green, Reynold*, Bradley, Rice, Gilford and Huffman.

On Agriculture—Messrs. Reynolds Johnson of Montgomery, Robinson of Decatur, Lee, Gifford, Humphries and Jaquess.

On Corporations—Messrs. Rice, Gray, Green, Hooper, Hanna, Sherrod and Car Bon.

On Public Printing—Messrs. Fisher, Hadley, Beardsly, Colley, Taggart, LaBelle and Humpbries.

On Canals, and Internal improve-ments—-Hettrs, Cravens, Hughes, imitjh Fisher, Howk, Armstrong and Wood.'

On Phraseology, Arrangement of Bills and Enrolled Bills—Messrs. Hooper, Colley, Denbo, Hadley, Hanna, Howk, and Robinson of Madison.

On Organizations of Courts—Messrs, Stein, Robinson of Madison, Scott, Green, Smith, Denbo and Hanna.

On Federal Relations—Messrs. .. Scott, Robinson of Decatur,'Cravens, Reynolds, Gifford, Humphries and Laselle. dfe Expenditures Messrs. Hughes, Kinley, Houghton, Armstrong, Beardsley, Henderson and Lee.

On Temperance—Messrs. Kinley, Rice, Church, Robinson of Decatur, Taggart, Armstrong Bradloy.

On County and Township Business— Messrs. Case, Colley, Hughes, Jacquess Gifford Lee and Denbo.

On Congressional Apportionment— Messrs. Hamilton, Robinson of Madison, Hess, Case, Churcb, Scott, Morgan, Den bo, Cravens, Ellott and Hadley.

On Legislative Apportionment— Messrs. Colley, Green, Bird, Beardsly, Reynolds, Hughes, Jaquess, Shertpd, Gilford, Robinson of Decatur, and Stein.

In the House on tbe 12th inst., the Speaker announced the following stand ing Committees:

Wits

Elections—Pierce, of Vigo, Wildman, Neff, Chapman, Hamilton, Stewart of Ohio, and Zollers.

Federal Relations-Baker, Jump, Miles, Hutson, Chapman, Fuller and Admire. Banks—Kurcheval, Greene, Bates. Da vis, Williams of St. Joseph, Cave and ahoaff.

Organization of Courts-Overmier, Wilson, Welborn, Johnson of Parke, Johnson of Marshall, Ruddel of Cave.

Education—Yater, Baker, CoffrOt^i, Rati iff, Taber, Gilhamand Mock.-f3^ Military Affairs—Osboro, Pierce, ot Porter, Dittemore, Barnott, Yardem&n and Calvert. ||j -1

Fees and Salarid^Gordon, Wild Zollers, Underwood, Mitchell, Shoaffand McGregor,

Corpotaiions-Ohittehden, Dunn, Odell, Breckinridge, Davidson, Neff and Cotton

We Bave' it ftom "the"" ihost reliable sources that Palmer's Lotion is unequiv ocally the best article known for curing every kind of eruptions of the akin. Persons of all ages will find that it will almost immediately relieve them of every kind of cutaneous disease that is annoying or unsightly. -National Volunteer, Hhtlbyville, Ind. dwlw

W "M3D

The

frice,

Sozodont.

"Spalding's

WTFX

Standing Committees of the Sen

ate, on which the names of Senators from this Congressional district appear, are the following:

On Elections—Messrs. Robinson of Madison, Scott, Case, Stein, Howk. Taggart and Reynolds. -On tbe Judiciary—Messrs. Uaven,IJioe, Robinson of MadiBon/r^Hanils, Howk, Scott and Stein.

„.a 'inr,a

Latest New York Nem

LADIES!!

Look Out! Look Out!

Look Out! Look Out 1 j* the Compl^Hon." "Oivaa a B0S7 Glow to the Cbaaks.'V "A Baby Tiaea to the L!p«."

,Dg'

following is an extract from a

private letter written by the proprietors of the Plantation Bitters: "We had no conception of the wide' spread suffering which exists or of the almost infallible cures produced by the

Plantation Bittebs,

when we first com

menced offering them for sale. We now find that every house has a weak child, an ailing parent, or debilitated aged'member, who needs this Tonic. Our Laboratory has grown from a single room to an immense building, and our sales from *. lew bottles to many hundred dozens per day, and we are glad to know that the^ have done yon to much good.

Magnolia Wathl—Superior

to the

best imported German Cologne, and sdld at half tbe price. ,i

if it is tnrown in your teeth1 lhat you do not ke#p your dental aparatos in proper trim it is your own lault, far all the world knows that you might do so by using: that matchless vegetable denti

Qhvt" Cheap, Conven

ient and Useful. Mends everything, deodlw

tor

Vi I &

Phaloa's Paphlan Lotima

BquUlfylfig «c .UU SUB* WHniXMI.

Keawves all

BBGFTUMO, MIGUU.

"PAPBIAH seAP^ ftr tlM aa« BATH, wll Cents per Cake.

PBAJLOO

KDBSDIT aad BATH, will wt ekap tke irriM.ur

HFU)

DB BAYO,' DE MAY9*n

«n«

gWs, 9dwly.atorm

"Benmves all BlMehe* an4 Trecklas." "QaAMits wnscnr wsm

r^^'COSTAR'S"

E A I I E

tbx

BITRt-SVKT in Otm BW88418 One Bottle, Jl,00—Three for $2,00. WOO

Bottles sold

one la

H. T.

•W All Drnfctsts In TKBKE HAUTB sell

t»

feaei

a ?-A

"OOSTAE'S"^^

'S«t

Standard Preparations

ABK

Bat, Boach, Ac., Bxtembnten. Bed Bis Ksienalaatera, (Only Fore)

•Costard "Cottar's "Oostart

IbbcCS

On the Rights and Privileges of the Inhabitants of the State—Messrs. John son, of Spencer, Cavjen, Hughes, Stein, Carson, Huffman and Bradley.

and Means—Messrs. Buskirk,

Ratliff, McFadden, Kercheval, Breokin ridge, Smith and Sleeth. Judiciary—Dunn, Gordon, Coffroth, Stephenson, Mitchell, Osborn and Bobo.

roWMT. ,''

"All Druggists in Tiui Hautx sell tben.'( Address

"Cobtab,"

Or,

10 Crosby St, N.

Johit

Hxvbt,

(Succeecor to)

DZ2IA8 BABHBS CO., 21 Tark Bow, ». *. Srfd in TBBBI HAUTE, by BARB, GULICK & BERRY,

Whol«—h »nd Bet»U AcwHk

Janldwly-n to

BU.

Mai

"JA'l&a**

Great Reduction in Price. QVALITII8 AMD PkOPEBTIM UKIBPAIMB.

A DellektfDl, Vfltrltloag ltKTEBiGE. A Fleasaat IavigoraUac TONic.

MfestltBte for Ale

ind

Alcoholic Drlaks.

A 8TBES6THEHEB

for tke DrtiUtat«4.

[kspsoiaut irnMiHS

xoTsaai.]

A Certain BEMBDT lot Disorder! of the''

THB0AT, GHK8T, IDHOS AMD STOMACH,

fold by Droggtits and Orooers.

JOS.

8. PEDSRS8IT,

23Z Uurrey St., Kew fork.

Bo It Agmtjvr 0.8. W Brituk Praumem of N. A. Jeu4deodly-TT

MANUFACTURERS.

PATBONIZB

HOME MANU-

faotubi8.

We have on hand line stock of Sash, Door* and Blind*, ot oar own m*nniaotnre, which we will oil at a Terj email advenes on »t.

We Warrant our Work

to be superior to any erer before offered in tliii •arket. •n .f:

Baying of will fornish employment to yonr own Mechaniua, and at the game time

Benefit Yourselves aa we warrant all our work We aisokeop on hand, ahd ntantffacture to-or-der, Wiadow and Door ft-ataes, %jaldia«ean4 every variety of Finishing Lumber osel in onlld*

CLIPT & WILLIAMS. PBAIRIK OlTtf PLASISH WluH. MOdtf

JUST KKOBIVBD,

DRESS-MIKING SSTIBIISHHM^,

No, IBS

Maim

REWBtAND STATIONERY ROOMS!

Sixth. Street,

Opposite New Post Office "Building. All New Tork,Oinoinnati sad Philadelphia Papers and'Magasines en hand regular and as soon as issued,

M* Bpeotal attenttoa pail to getting back tfnmber*. Innitial Paper and Envelopes always on hand or stamped to order. Sohool Paper, a good artl cle.very cheap. nov« GUB. A. ABKOLD.

JJEMOYAL.

RALLBOAl)AGMXCY. I have moved my office to McKeen A Paddock's Hill, where I would be pleaeed to see my old friends and customers.

Through reoelpte given on shipments of prednce to »11 Eastern Cities. AH Bail, and Kail ani Water rates as lew, aad time aa qniok as and eeawetiag Grain in bolt Shipped to New Eapeart uvtceitlottt change of cars.

32 S.

Street!

Orer K. B. Wright A Co—Second Floor, Dec23dlm

jUfStTRB "WtTH THE BEST 1

/£mj IM A

OF HARTFOBD, COIVlf

Cash issets over $5,052,880 19

Fire and Tnland Insurance at as faVerable termi as the Hasards Permit for Sellable lndeanity,! HAGEB A McXEKH. Agents,

Jaa6d8ia Sowling Hall

JAMRa H. TURNER, A(C»

ISSOLUTION.

Tb* partnership heretofore existing between Linus A. Burnett and Fred. A..Bote, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either party will sign in liquidation,

LIHU8

FBEP. A. BOSS.

Terre ffaifte, Jatt. 1, lSOB-tdla

MILLINERY.

jyjLLLlKBRY.

Mm. BUtmieilAl Baa rssaeved to the Sonus of Fourth aad Ohio Streets, ^bere eke is now opening a full and coa^ piete stack of Fail style Bonnets, Btboens, Fiow ers, Ac. DBK8 HAjiffO has alao bom added to Ute basinesa. Having a oo^petent Drnes askar, satisfaction gaaraateed.

rjlHB SAJLNT, LOUIS

FI1LPUB,

MOTH BLOTCH88, TA*, ett„ art fcMen^ THK SKIN SOFT, PUS art BLOOMIXO. f»r UDIffi la the MSBUBT it is tmtahle. hf 6HTUMBI alter 8BAT1S6 it feas eqaaL "Hums um»A» la the ealy rettaMe naetr ifer Diseases art Mcatakea ef tkeOUI.

—P I A N O-

SiHUrACTUBIKd CMTAIH1 (p%e pianos of Shla (tompaay are essentially

Pianos far Western They are not only made at hams, made. They have taken

Ftw Fint

Preai

at Western Fairs. Tbey poesess unrivalled excelieaee ef SOae aad lus, aad oompar. well la all respects with the beet instruments oi Eastern Maaufcetare.. NfjH 5

PricM Yarj fro* tm to iioo. Mcnsias *a mu ass sntan. i^Evsry Plaao Is warraated tor Ttva Years.

OI4

IN8TBUMKNT8

EZOBAHOED AT LIBBBAL BATE&. Warshoase 101 Soath Fifth Street, oorner of yalna^and opposite the Southern Ho^.

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TBS ILLUMINATED

fester* PBUrtBD IN OIL OOIOBS!

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Jackxt

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is for sale by all responii-

ble hardware dealers and the manufacturers..

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fei

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McKEONE. VAN HAAGfiN & CO.

PHiLadelpaia,

Honey,Glycerine, Elder Flower, Bouquet and Balm, In Quality, Style and Perfume warranted equal to tbe English and Sold fully 60 per eut. cheaper, which accounts tor the great falling off 'in the dexand for the foreign, soips, and tns unprecedented success of' ihe Amoritsn Company Toilet Soaps, now sold eveaywheTe In the TJnitej States.' a MCABOWE, TAN MAABEJi A CO„

WAMTED, erywhere, male and female, to introduce the GKNUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY an yi mo MACHINE. This Machihe will atitc-j, hem, fell, tuck, guilt, coid, bind, braid, and embroider iti a most superior manner. Pride only $18. Folly warranted for five years. We I will pay SI,000 for any machine tbat will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic seam than onrsi It makee the "Elastic Lock Stitch." Every second stitoii can be cut, and still.ttie oloth cannot be polled apart without tearing it. We. pay AgenU from $75 to $200 per month and expenses, or a commission from which twice tbat amount can be made. Address SECOMB A CO., Pittsburgh, Pa., or Boston, Mass., or St. Louis Mo.

Cantion.—Do not be imposed upon by other parties palming off worthless cast-iron machines, under tbe same name or otherwise. Ours is the only gennine and really practical machine manufactured.

Oilman's Pulmonary Trocbes.

Especially recommended for clearing tke throat and relieving hoartenem. Mech valued by Singers and Spesksrs. At once On betf and ehaapett. Sold everywhere by Druggists. Only 26 oents per box. May be had in any quantity of

JOHN D. PABK, Cincinnati, Ohio.

D.W.D. IMS. XXX DB. I. DEITEB LOTERIDGK'S

WAH00 BITTERS, THE BIST STOMAOH TONIC KNOWN. SS"i Smr* Cere tor Dyspepeia, Liver Complaint, Asthma, Chills and Fever, Oravel, DlabetU and General Debilitv. Fer sa'e by all DrsKgl«ts'.

DB. E. DEITKB LOVE BIDS K, Prop'r BUFFALO, M. T,

Deafness,

Catarrli.

MONTHLY

TRADE CIRCULAR,

For January, 1869. /^tOBTAIKIHO a list of valuable and useful ar* VJ tisles for sals at ONE DOLLAB each also liberal inducements for forming Clubs.

It alaa eoatstau hilbmstion, wucb w« tklak. will b« Important any perasa ssndingsasasy to the Gift Ka-

Dollar Uoneei

It is the opiaion of some of oar City and Slate officials, that if this circular is circulated in all parts of the country, It wonld be the means of sayiaga gpsst dsal of money, whioh Is now lost by sending to these pnlawfnl concerns. On account of oar immeusStreds, and of thedeprede" tio* te Merchaadise, we are so# oflbriag ta Agenta better inducemesta than ever belereffler^ ed. Copies sent freo to any addreet.

AJBBEVS 4k CO., 54 Kim It, (formerly 10C Sndbo'y St.,) BoCToa, Mass.

We Are on Hand!

Aad are prepared,on acoount of oar immense

caaiss ot Boms, and of

s«EL PTOH huoa

'?arrd clubhUur tagetber^iid bniag COTTOH CLOTH, HOSIBBX, BI»AJULaT37

BHAWL8, As.,

(we saMrad, for a doliar the receiver caa bay: the article described in the oheek, or exohange it for anyone of two or three hundred other articleein curoirsular. As a |UNStM •flke vwtk ofe»«T aitUU sai« fcjr ^aij article ea ov checks caa fcc exautared ftr a White KM Qailt or •Silver Haiei SeroiTlBf Table CaSSar, wltk tmMtin. Meaa what the gre.t paper of the Northwest, ,t£e Toledo Biai* (Na-by*. papsh) says of uoi—''

"What

saw

While recently

tablisbment of Messrs.'Basra

Their trade has become so immeaasthat theynow occupy four stories ia the,elegant block No.^.W Hanover Street. The name of this Jinn has b^comefamHiSras household words' throughout tkoJUddle snd Western Sules, while aa prompt aad honorabla-baiintss (nan they are endorsed by tbe best .firms in their own city, Their club SjaUm of telling goodri has done more, we believe ftrlag the past tew years to keep down tbe prices of domestic articles In every da* use, than all tbe other Influences Combined. Moat of their goeds are oanufactnied ex(reisly fer them, as, ldt instsi ce, cutlery made to thier order fn Sheffield England, and imported in large quantitiss for weir dollar trade alone."

Kowls tbe Une to get slgaem aid send la clubs ladles specially wanted as agents. Partial list-of artiolee allowed as commission to any one sending in clubs .—

CLUB QF THIBTY. [83,] 21 yards bleached or nubieached Coton Cloth, Photograph Albnm, 100 pictures, elegant Horocoo Binding. Kovoiv ing oval band. Silver Plated Table Uaater, five bottles. Zadifs' Dress Pattern. A Lady's rich' ly-ornamented Black Walnut Writing Desk, Fancy Osssimere Pants Pattern. Large White all Linen Tab Cover. White Lancaster Counterpane. 90 yards Calico. Alhambra Bed Qdlt, Ladies' Morocco Shopping Bag.' Good Ootiage Clock.

CLUB OK SIXTY. [^8,] 4S yards Bleached or Unbleached Cotton Ototn. .fashionable Dress Pattern. 31-2 yards Wool Oassimere for Pants and Veet Pattern. Fashionable woolen Shaw). White Maiseilles Couateryane. Lady's Large Oenntne Morocco Shopping Bag. Lady's Va ionabie eioak Pattern. Pair Good whits woolen Blankets. Black Alpaea-Dress Pattern. 4 yards double width water-proof Qoaktng. 6 yards Farmers' good Wool Frocking. Bosswood Brats Alarm Clock. Lsdy'sFor Stuff and Collar.

CLUB OF ONE HCNDBKD. [J10.J 6S yards goodBieschedor Unbleaobed Ootion Cloth, one yard wide. Lady's or Oents Mew Silvtr Hunting Case Watch, Fashionable Tbiber Dress Pattern. Elegant Black Alpaca Dress Pattern. One, pair of good white woolen Blankets,large stae. Lady'i Fashionable Double woolen Shawl. Two large floe, Bleached Linen Table Covers, with one doienlarge sized Dianer Xapklhs to match. SS yds Hemp Csrpetlng. 71-3 yarts five Oassimere for suit. One dossil Ivory Handled Steel Bladed Knit's andFcrks. Oae dozen Sogers' bsst Silver Plated Forks On white metal. Portable Sew ing and Raibroidering Xaohine. 7 1-2 yards double-width Water-proof Cloaking. Set of Fare Muff ane Collar.

It is impossible to give a eomplete list of gocds, but Agems desiring articles not named above, will please mention them, ani we will accoma data them if possible. If you have a club ready, or intend to raiseone for any other house, don't foil to lead it tout, and at lit ta m* time oik fer Ktta Ctrcnter and Mammoth Svchangt Ltit. Partks act ia'g aa agents for other dollar houses in this eity will please send qs their address, and that of dossn or sool*tbeir male and female rieods, as we can make ft for their advantage Co do Male and female «geets waytod as usual.

SHOT) MONEY IN BK618TKBED UITEB8 in every Instance, and we guarantee that it will come perfectly safe.

N. B.—Our. sales should not be classed with with dollar Jewelry sales and gift eaterpri«es.— Send tons for decision respecting oar business by the Commissioner or Internal Baveane, dated Washington, Xov. 4, 1868. If yen want prompt retArns for your money, send your clubs to

EASTMAN & KENDALL, P. o. Box K, 05 Haaorer St., Boston, Mass.

Don't Read the Above

WANTKD—

HNITTINe

S3 Barclay-st., N. T.

Sole Jtaaulhctwrars,

A PARING, Coring and Siloing Ma•a*PPIE

chines. Made by D.'H WHITEMOBE, Wo ceeter Mass.

Scrofula.

A LADT who had suffered for je*r» from DesfJ\. ness, Catarrh and Scrofula, was cured by1 a simple remedy. Her sympathy and 'gratitude prompts her to send the receipts free of charge to any one sissilarly -afflicted. Address

Mr. M. C.L., Boboken, K.J.

MOBBING BUT NOBLE^-Self-help for Toung I -*-s Men, who have erred, desirea better man* hoed. Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. If beoentted return the postage. Ad. dress PHIL ANTHBOS, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.

HAODIE. Price 936. The

simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit

23,000

*74*36

kinds

of Goods at prima uss than ever before Omatn

FKtt OF COST, j,

a selection af oaa of the foBawlag artislas: MisasaFur Msff aad SUvar-Platadlice Pitcher, Lepina Watch,TjMisttLong

Fool SBawls,1pr

For additional parttcalars

BBBD FOB 0UB

HEW CIBCULAB FOB 1800. THOS.

nno

COi,

Ho.

SC1^

Elm Strset, Boston,Mass.

itltohes per rain,

ute. Liberal inducements to Atents. Address AMEBICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass,, or St. Louis, Ko.

THE PATENT MAGIC COMB

Will color gray hair a permanent blarkor brown Sold everywhere. Sent by mail for $1,2 Addiess WJH. PATTOf, Treasurer,

Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mass.

iSti fHStui

MOTHERS 1 MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!! 7Ji*n

DOST FAIL TO PBOCUBB

|R. WiBSllWl SOOtMlI SfTDII, Far Ohildren Teethings This valuable preparation has been ussd with IKVKB FAILING BU0CBB8 IN THOUBANCS OF OASBB.

It not only relieve* the Child from pain, but

"the stomach and bowels, corrects 1 givea Une and energy to t!ta

invigorates acidity, aad ty, and gives toos and whole

system. It will alao instantly relieve

griping in t)M Bowels etnd Wind Colic. We believe it the BEST and SUBE8T KEMBDY IN THE WORLD, In all sasea of DY8KNTEBY and DIABBH(HA IN CHILDREN, whether arising from teething or any other cauee.

Full'directions tor using will aooompaay each bottle.' ©. Be cure and call for "JIBS. WXNSLOW^ SOOTHHto BYEUP," Having the fac-timfU of Cvans PaasntB," oa the aotnde wntppar. An others are beef

UaitatioTui.

W fyr*faw' idbf'hv Si

8PKERS STAMDABD

WINE

I E S

THE BEST BITTERS For Weakly Persons, FOB THE WEAK,

FOB THE PALE, FOB THE 8ICKLT, .• .. 'OB THE AGED, I-'*

FOB FEMALES,

tBil fti) FOB SPB1HO 08a 111

Wo Bitters Equal to Them Speer'sStandard Wine Bitters, —*ap*

or—

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS Spxaa'f Celebrated Wine, so well known, with

Srxaa's Oalebrated

vjn IH ABB

nt-

Dgpasourioss rx

Mzacsaamsa of all kinds,to offer to onr Agents aad the public,actonly Cot to as, bat

CBC

dBKBBI

and such other HERBS and BOOTS as will in all onsNaaststDfgasHoo.promote the Secretions oi the Systesa it. the natural ehaaaais. aad give

VIGOR

Y909« AK m, M^Lt All PHIL!!

All use it with wonderful sueocse. Briags

COLOR

To ths pale while lip, 'A'.f.ii

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

To tbe tkfa Hep apd ^rtftrt envateaanoe. Cures

Aay person that wfll ssad sa as for printed no tices of Sixty articles, with earfoatd, cap re-

FETEB

and creates

APPETITE.

them. Use none other. Aak tot

STAMQABD BITTBBA.

Orooers. Bee that

of each Bottle.

ERRORS OF YOT

Aa., to

gether irith Boou and Shoes, Books, OatJery, Silvtr.Plated Ware, Oaston, IfcaeyG«ade,*c., of «isnur nirnit. 63 HuoTcr Itnet, Bontoa, Isn,. Uceasod ValM

Ths goods sold by as are dsscribed, in printed lps or checks, which are sent to any addresa at tke rat* tot ten cents eash, 1» dobi of

OT,mutt*,

an IssM oasd JW,

jDi*.

Hex,—Cariosity led us,

a*the

i-i

Boston, to visit dotlar ss-

A KtsDitl.

Try

SPBBB'S

Hold by Druggists aad

slgnatare Is over the cork

£^Z, ALFBED SPEEB, Pssaafe/if.,

3.,

aad

LI,

Bread way, Hsw.Tork.

trade supplied by

WAT 00.,

rrw

r»\bas 4MOI iy'»e plfmd

the experience of

the last that rellanoe may'l the efficacy ef BELL'S SPECIFIC

DB,

Via the spaady and permanent cure of seminal Weakness, the result of Youthful Indiscretion, which aeglected, ruins the happiness, and unfits the sufferer for basineas, social society, or marriage. They can be used without detection or interference with business pursuits.

JFHsaasw nsllarjs«h9iVSiy^faat»iMjltoMt dollars. If you cannot procuwiTbsee pffleec osatha momof to

B&iaji A

Co.,

•salad. Private circulars to geattoSsn asm free on applioatiou. Incioae stamp. dealVdeadwlj'

The Great Snglish Remedy'.

rpHESE WAFEBS ABE A COMPOUND of the I most valuable and harmless ingredients known to the medical faculty, and will eure without fall, ell the various forms of Gonorrhea, Oleet, Stricture, Leuchorrbea, Spermatorrhea, and sll weakness of the sexual organs, always effecting a radical onre, In the shortest possible time, frequently ia two or three days, without any change of ordinary habits, diet, etc. They are pleasant to tbe the taste, in no way disturb the stomach or bowels, and no poisonous drugs are necessary to be taken even in the worst stages of the disease. The Wafers, when used according to directions, though perfectly harmless, are the most positive remedy ever discovered, aad tbeir reputation all over Europe, as well as in this country, is a sullctent guaranty for the complete safety and efficiency of this pleasant remedy.

Price $2 a package, or three for 95, securely wrapped from observation, and sent b? mail to any address on receipt of the prices named.

A printed treatise upon these complaints wfll be sent free of charge on app ication by mail to the general agents, Collins Brothers

BRIAN'S LIFE INTI60BAT0E, OS LIFE BEJUVESATItra ELIXIB, For all Derangemonts of th» Urinary Organs.

It givej

Life, Health and Strength to all who use it and follow my direct nns. It never falls to r»mov« Nerrous Debility, Impotes* or want of Power, aad ail weakneis arisiSg from Excesses or Indiscretion, resulting itt lops of memory, unpleasant dream*, weak nerves, headache, nerrous trembling, gea«ral lsisitudte, dimness of vision, flashing of th» fckin, Which, [if neglected, will surely lead to In-auity or Concumption. When the sy.tem is ones affroted, it will not recover withoutheip. It mnst bo invigorated and strengthened, to enaVle the sufferer to faiflu the duties of life.

This medicine has been tested for msny years, and it is warranted a certain coax, no matter how bsd the oase may be. Hundreds of certificates oanbesbowo. Price, one Dollar per bottle, or six bottles for five Dollars.

SOLD BT ALL DBUGOISTS.

If yon cennot procure it send a statement of your ease, and enclose the money to BBYAN CO., Oedar street, New York, and it will be sent yon. On receipt or Fife Dollars, a bottle nearly equal to seven small, will be sent to any express office In the (Tni:eJ States, charges paM. Private circulsrs, sSat On application. Bneiote stamp. deel91eodwl/

HOTELS.

JACOB ion. 019. C. tiff

^NATIONAL HOUSE, Ooa. Sixth ±*i M»ts 3tb*et, TEBIiE HAUTE, IND. JACOB BUT! SOB FKUPHtlCTOB*.

This House bas bxi. tborongbly reWmfcbJ^ my !3dwly

IpERKB HAUTE HOUSE,

ooMsa ails ajn ssrnn rum,, 1 Terra flaifte, Indlonii.

This Hotel has recently beea rrttM, aad va'-i-flrst-class order, offering soooraatodati.'ins suv passed fn tho State. if"

T. CL BCJrnn. Prep'r.'1

pLABfc HOUSB. V-/

ooaass or ritn onto «vbxst«.

Terre Haute, Indiana. W: B. SKIFPITB.

01 TBB AM1BI0AH AKB

JOBS 80S, EOLLO-

PkUadripWa:

OEOBOE A. BEL

Pittsburg, and by all Wbolesale Dealers. For sals by

BABB, G0LIOK A BEEBT

aalSwad Ta Tbur Bat.

GXOBQE

-1

Cedar «tr«et, Saw,

York, and they will seat by mum msrll, weW

i.f?-

.£. ft* Jwf

.."•L*

ftd

LADIES,

If you require a rsliabls, remedy, use the best 1 M. HABTBT'S FKIAIX PUIS baTa no equal. They an safe and sure iu ordinary cases, pares, on

dolus m» vox.

Survey's Golden Pittf,

(bar degrees stronger they are intended for

cial

caSSS—FBICK

"wf is orrwiTHS axaau.

Biwbs

Obtain

Brachial Troches,

Hsving a direct influence to the parts, give immediate relief.

For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrli.Con anmpttve and Ttaroat UiMues, -.

TEOCHXS

U8KO WITH ALWATS OOOD SCCCSSS.

ill

SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS will find Trochu useful in c'earlcg the voice when taken befote Slngln oi Spesking, tnd relieving the Throat after an unusual exertion of the voosl organs. Tbe Troeket are reo. mmended and prescribed by Fhyaiciaus, *nd nave hsd testimeaials from eminent men throughout the country Being an article of true merit, and hating proud th'ir efficacy by a test of many years, e.cU year finds thfm in new localities in various pnits of tbe world, and tbe Trochee are univtii sally pro nouneed tetter than other articles.

only "Bnowa's

Brohchiai. Tb'«hm,"

and do not take any ot the uorthleu imitation* that may be offered. SOLD EVEirWBX&E. ,, .' d21d*w-4mos-lntide

PER CENT. REDUCTION

Sotlce to Merellant*. Bankers, Bro Iters. PnbUthers, Stationers^ Printera. Companies, Lawyers, Architects, Schools, Clergymen.

Circulars, Prices-Current. Litters, Quotations, Catalogu'S, Music, or^tny Documents, or Drawings may be obtained at the following extraordnsry cheap prices: 00 copies, fac-similes, cf any docament or drawing, Ac., $2,00 E09 copies, 15,00 1,009 oopies 88,00 and 100,000 copies t4S0. Or 60 per cent, upon the above prioes may be saved by using

Mackick's Patskt Autosbaph-

PalMTuco

Pkiss,

for Offices, Pnblishrrr, sta

tioners, Printers, Schools, Companies, Ao. Price: 180. A young lioy can strike off 1U0 copies, letter size, per hour, of any documebf, drawing, mnair, with the greatest facility. Maurice's Patent States Bights are sold at moderate price,. Pub* lie experiments each Saturday.

H. b.—All kinds of Lithograoblc wort are done with the greatest caie, at the lowest rates.' MAUBIOE'S Pstent Autographic and Lithograph ic Printing, Writing and Engraving Establish-!

St., Nxw rosK. decSSdecdly.

ment, 10 North WilUam

lV/f ANHOOD AND THE VIGOR

XvJL OI* YOUTH restored in four weeks. 1)B. BICOBD'S E3SEN0E OF LIFE restores manly power*, from whatever oause arising the effects of early pernicious habits, self-abnse, impotency and climate, give way at once to this wonderful medicine, if taken regularly according to tbe directions (which are very simple,, and require n6 restraint from business or pleasure.) Failore Is impossible. Sold in bottle* at (3, or fonr qnantities in one fof |9. To be had only of the sole appointed agent In America, H. GEBTIZEtf, 93, 3d Avenue, cer. of 13th stnet. N. Y. de28

^"NATIONAI*

spe

rlVC

BOLLUtS

MB BOX,

Private oirculars sant free. Snolose stamp. If you anaot procute the Pills, eaclese ths money and addiess BBYAN OO MCedar Stwet, Beiw Tork, and on receipt they wi-.l be sent well sealed retarn SDftil. wlj

A Congh. Cold, orWor* Tbro»r. Bsomass

i*«ediatx attkntio*,

MtssociD na

cbbcbeo.

TO COXtlAOa,

Irritation of the Lnags, a permanent Thront A flW tlon, or an Incurable

Lnng lliseass

LIFE INSURANCE CO., of tbk cr,.

United States of America, wASBiattfoa, ». c,

mnm by SPECIALACT «f wtm Arrsovaa

Jdlt k, 1868.

CASH CAPITAL^. .$1,000,000 paid is rtix. "BRANCH officii First National Bank Bnlldln?,

PHILAPBLPfllA,~

Where ttie gnerai butin-ss of th* Comi any is transaoted, and to which all general comspoadence should be addre-sed.

OFFICERS

CLABKNCI H. CLARK, Pr«sidect. 1 JAT OOOKR, Chairman Finance aad IrseS'j" Committee. HENRY D. COOK IP, Vke-Pr«sldent. EMERSON W. PIET, Secretary and Aotnsry.

This Coapanj, National in its charaoter, oflbrs by reason of its large Capital, Low Bates ef Premium and New Tsbles, the moit desirabls meaas of insuring life yet presented to the pubtio.

Theratei of premium being largely redaesd, are made as favorable to tbe ixsurert as those of the beat Mutual Companies, aad avoid all ths complications and uncertainties of Notes, Dividends, and the mlsunderstan ings whioh ths latter are so apt to cause the Pol'ey-HolSer.

Several new and attractive tablee are now presented, which need only to be understood to ptove acceptable 'o thejpubllc, such as tbelH-COME-PBODUCINO P0LICT aad BBTOU PREMIUM POLICr. In the fbrmer, tlMielkgrbolder not only stcar.e a lifelnsuraaos, payahls at deatb, but will receive, if livlnglaftsrapsrlod of a few yens, an a\nual income equal la Ma fw cent. (10ptr cent.) kit policy. In the latter, the Company agrees to retan to the assansd AetoUl mtottiU of montf he htu paid in, in nMMom It tke onto*** cf hit policy.

The attention of persons contemplating insuring their lives or icciessing theamonnt of insurance they already have, Is called to the special advantages offered by the National Lifs lasaraace Company.

Circulars, Patrplilets and full particulars given on application to the Branch Office of ths Company, or to JOHN W. ELLIS dfc CO.,

V'S CIKCINSA TI, OHIO, General Agents for Ohio sad Central aad Soath-

J. A. FOOTS,

2Gdwly Agent for Terre Haute, lad.

A fair, .-rfiiia (Jfj-iii

STECK'S,

423

Secoqt

itreet, St. Lonis, Mo. The Wafers are sold by Druggists generally: deolSdSm

.•..Prepprttt*?

Oflca of McatMsassa Hack Lines.Marshal^ rre Buss to and from all Trains.

aad Palestlbf

PARK HOTEL,

tI7BOPKAr

WIGHT,

B- B.—Located

Proprietor.

in tho vary heart of ths wboi*

fftlibuioMB)

this

te om

of th« most conrelntlj

located HoteU for Msreba&ts,

BqiIbni men

KNABE'S,

CHICKERENXJS.

ii 4-iJ 'V'.n- if. u».» i.ii! sJif'/ jitmr aieji

The Celebrated Patent Cycloid! and ethsr well-known and rsliabls Hfshsis CABHABT Sc HEKDHAVa

Parlor and Church Organs and Melodeons, I SHEET MU8IC, •.

INSTRUCTION BOOKS, And every variety of

Small Musical InstraiQentB,

Musical Merchandise,

i\ J! ,»JiO

UPIANOS FOB BENT, Alio, hi Imtumment# tak«n In «xch&af or pa

job

ntvronM.

Pianos, l\Xelod.eona9

and all kinds of smsllsr Musical lastfa* msnts repslrsd by COMPETENT WOBKMES^

Ssnd Orders to

EISSNEB'S

PALACE OF MUSIC,

No. 48, O2kio 8treet|J (Opposite 'tho Old Court House,)„

TICHK K. HAUTK. INU.

PHYSICIANS.

T\R. DEDBRKY,

HOafOEOPATHfO

PJIYSrClAJT, SbRfiKON AITD AGOO^Oin-

Barsa: Bight Bev. Bishop Talbott, D. D., B. W. Martin. J. 8. Beach, Esq. mr. •ggsrt. Orncs

axo

Bssisaaoa on Malberry street,'

tween 6th and 7th, next to Normal School.'1 sSSdtf

R.A. iLRNATJD.

!»I rH

:u/lJ Streets^

Orrica—Corner of Main and Fifth Over tbe National State Bank. Bi*ierjK»—Chestnut St-, betveea 4Hh mUlyl TEBBB HAUTE.

«^7U-

LAIfD ACENCT.

"DLAK1TS LAND AGENCY, JJ On Ohio Street, betwesj Third aad ^urth Lands Bdogtit aa 8ol«

Bissloa.

$500,000 worth of desirable Olty and Ooaptrf property for sals, Houses fir rent. oetSMwte

S. HABBEBT. S. A. IAMB

IOWA

RKAL EMTATK AOKNCY. FARMS, WILD LA BBS, Aad Xty Praperty of every description, far Sale.

An experienoe of fifteen years enable a* to la•to satisfaction In every department of IsSaiss rs atlng to a general Beal Estate Agency.

HARBERT ft MAB8H, WALVVT BTAKCT, ntldwiy I_e« Iowa •P

ATTORNEYS. •iorrK, i»r H.' BLAKB^r »s. sbm vh

Attorney a.t Law, iq

am if-,-

NOTART J»XT35IIsr*0. Otrior—Oh Street, between Tblrd aad Fourth Stoeeta.Ohio eatC

JM. T. IA£U. JgAIRD CBUFTJ

eorSMtf

FIA*,

Cor, Beekman and Nassau Sis. Hear City Kail Park Hear Tork

sod

otb«rt Tisitlng tb«city. d2M6m

AttorueyB at Law. Omoa.—No.8S Main Street,up stairs.

MlMU

Wm. E. McLEAN,

^Lttoraeysmd

Couns«lloyat —asd—

GENSBAL COLLECTING AGEKT,

Terre Haute, Ind. Omoa.—No.86 Mala Street.