Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 January 1869 — Page 1

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THE STATE.

Thk Bedford rfeTt*a! still pre! peri ?r etuG oa) Court,

Thk Id

wants a crimi-

INDIANA is tbe second greatest eora growing State in'the Union.

Secratary-of State is distributing, ^•Wd&ks tfo ttfBj vkrfou# Auditors throughout the State.

cago railroad 1ondhLliicr3 want tbe Leg* some wheifctabAX j$lM«00. of taxes tbey 4##ft

seventeen jp%r^ .was

1BfS% Ifldmoapolia .Mirror says it is. TOBmetfMbat x»ur young friend, B. W. Hnlforfj'%iH be appointed Consul to

Cuiaback i? elected IT

I£."Wga' ..goes, out in that.

The EffpBT j.9 purchase the fine portrait flf ,thi» late Governor Willard, paint« el byO. W: Morrison, for the purpose of platfirg it in the Floyd County Circuit C^vipt foom hpp proved a failure. One huAtired.and, fl/ty dollars were required, wh.iah.it''wes ptapoeed to raise by subacripliAH ttfis is not very creditable to New Albany.' .'AT —r*

Wm t*»bmr our heartfelt sympathy to the people of Oakland, Marien oounty, in the severe dUpensntion which is about to be sent upon them in tbe shape of a theological discuesion between Rev. W. W. Curry,Qf tlj8 .Universalis*, and Rev. Mr. Wul'ker, of tho Christian denomination. The Jiscussi^n wtlt begiq on Tuesday, JaBiifr^ 26,iad continue ufttil the subject or the speakers are exhausted.

atie glad to learn from the Com-

mfrpifllAh&t spirit of live enterprise .has''tafen'hold 6f the people of Now Albany," aod-they are looking ahead to *he growth iind-prosperity of the city in the'WtviT^: without stopping to count tbe nickels- .that may occasionally turn up their rusty faces in the way, to tempt the avaricious old fogies to halt and pick

crave of Gov. Willard, in the

cerifetor/ifi ,N)iw Albany, is knaswn to

some,

buCco stranger could ever find it without direction from some one who knowns its location. It is unmarked by any stone, and no memento, save the green ivy vinea that twine themselves over, the Utile motmd, marks the place where Indiana's orator and statesman sleeps bis last sleep.

...

Two Indianapolis physicians (that's tbe place, you know, where doctors keep greenbacks in $20,000 stacks to loan to .irresponsible women without security) coosulud". over a patient one evening last'week, and unanimously resolved that WtVotilcfn't live till morning. Tbe next morning one of them, as a mere matter oi form, called around to see at what boor the patient died, but what was his surprise to find that the patient had just gone 3lown town.

FoK the fourth time an Indianapolis pa£6r 'dtfh6S up the recent tragio occur renye near "Warsaw. It is too much of an interference to suggest that an editor should read the paper on which he is em ployed? Such a oourse Would prevent the "Indiana news" artist from reproducing items that had appeared several wmkrbvfaraift the local or telegrapic col urns of his own paper. This isn't exactly

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pie, but wo can't refralu from putting a lfnger in It.

Ir Cumbaiik had only not written that miserable little note to Baker, dickering for hi» appointment in place of Hendrfokt, he would hare gone through the Indiana Legislature to the United States Senate with a whirl. Bat, as it was, with the vast perfume of that correspondence diffdfc& through the press, the vote for hitrflack,«d 7 of a msJoTity in the Senate and 6 in tho House. His prospects look ratBtt-^ftnal now. There was no wrong in beibjf aExlous for the honor, but it was weak to put himself in writing to that eff««U Politicians, like other men, can endufe wickedness better than weakness. —Cfat.' Timti,

T«» Mirror saye that several members of (the IndianaHls Gity Council and a number of policehave expressed themselTW a» unwillu^ tu believe any prostitute under oath.. Th», are wrong in this.- The courts have ofw, decided that virtue is not necessarily con.,cted with veracity. A woman of ill-fa»,».

presenting

and

abont two

p«|£6» t)xe it«^i.

Oub special dispatches give fuuTetaili of Abesituation at Icdianapol&»ra w$t be found exceedingly interesting. Tbfejr dra an WtpMsive lirttrrj? which we trust our readers-will

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lub will

is otro blcjtoliJ

whlob we caa

Beport of the Superln-

leaient vof Public Instruction baa just WeK fiiSed by the present indambent of th^'ptfee, Professor Barnabas C. Hobbs. T^^^^TO iuot y*t seen this report, and don't-wadt to aee it unless it is a more crtflittfbfi'-document -tb»n its immediate

Davis, who was seutenced to tba.pe^iteBntlary tbia fcftewaoon, m» a IcC&l of some note'. Eleven of tbe jilrymerf wanted to tend bim to the lagislafcuw bat finally cotnpromited on two yeita'^i tbe p^aittotkry:" -, ••uttHa

That was a lupky ,e»«Pf

i,At At.

man

•HPuof

leventeen jomv drowned

was drowned Wedoes•

day morning, tn tbo back-watar at the c^lVej^ on ,^be plank road, near tbe old fair grounds, in Vanderburgh county,

Thk gravo of jCJpF^tfowngs, the first Governor of Indiana, K'Stomewhere in tke old de'Hdt^yat'Charlristbwn, Clark cotinty, but tbo.ez^t spot,.is. not known, as no .yfoonumftflt, or heftdrtcmo marks th« resting pkteo ot tbe illustrious deceased.

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Ben. »MW

Thk LaFayette JouttmI 5f yes tetany says? I iix. Cutcback gels deeper in ..the plirt at every flounder. It must be evident

eve a his warmest'friends that hise lectin aow neither possible uor desiiablei.^P" ij ve oaq ieo no benefit to bo derived frooa further ^rotrHCtixg thb etrife. Boouga harm ha« been done already by iAcop^iderate though honest frrande. His name should be withdrawn, aaotbfer caucus held, and seme man put in nocalpavioji upon which the Republican votftJ*U b® 7 ., bi,« ia) united. •, *i i«i(i v» st veK .1 ii i-i —I

Thk Chicago Tribune eajs thU.v "As Mr, Cumbaek has tfccei^l'Vfae pretty unanimous support of the M-etho-, dist Church ia the late Oontest for^ the Sen^torsblp, &a,4 has come.' oot-vtctomus, it may b«,safely. assumed thftfc it IS

jjring

MinUiibir ifn'tnnti Im mav send us a Mar- wiul/ini nf tuch a nroceeainari it will HorcctpHfeity, vife trast be may Bend us a Mar sbHl&Veit. afra loVe token. .Hi'.'1

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BY TELEGRAPH

London, Jan. 21.—A vessel which left Madrid on the 13th inst., reports tha^ nothing had then been heaidofthe thirty* nine missing passengers of the steamer flibernia, which wore reported to have been picked up and were to be landed there. It is doubtful if they were saved.

Advices from New Zealand report a frightful massacre of whites by natives, at Poverty Bay.

From Louisville.

Louisville, J*n. 21.—Efforts are being made in the Kentucky Legislature to remove the Capital to Louisville.

OSNCRAL BRICKINBIDOrf

In a letter to friend at Georgetown, Ky., says his engagements are stfch that be cannot name the time when he will return to Kentucky.

DISTILLERIES-

3 I

There are about ninety registered dis-' tilleries in the Seventh Kentucky district, going into operation as fast as possible under the law.

During December last thirteen distilleries in that district produced 355,899 gallons of proof spirits.

From Chicago*

Chicago, Jan. 21.—Tbe three policemen charged with the manslaughter of the late ex-Judge Tyler, were to-day dis. charged, because the Prosecuting Attor. neys were too busy with paying cases to. attend to this unprofitable one.

WISCONSIN SENATOESHIP.

Several Democratic members of the Wisconsin Legislature favor making M. H. Carpenter's election for U. S. Senator unanimous.

CIKD.

Mr. Wright, the druggist, who wss as. saulted in his store, in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, on Tuesday, died this morning of his injuries An excite! mob sur-

wrttt rounded the jail and demanded the keys

herself as a witness stands on from tbe Sheriff in order to |lynch the herniation for truth and veracity, P'«oner. ,, ...

uot her character for chastity. It Tennessee. her repuutW is that of a truthful woman Nashvili.. jan 21.—Grave appreit must be accepted. If chastity-is to be tensions are enw,to'ined to the elfeot the test, we do n«i tee why it should not of calling out the ^itia .pplyjo B.I. r.«.h »"",u •es, and this application might rule out

v.,

A iecond

proclamation d^r-n_

thirds of the Witnewes nsaally law in certMn counties wu.^

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da^

mar.

igsued

s&Mm

Harney'an^^ct&flSfewM'e tiiken trem Isifc o£ Marion and werMUljjeeted to tbe severest'tbrWre

IpW* protiw&di fepm folrvjnfcuths, wbieb fioally had the desired effect. 'wtOOtAJCfcriOS.

immoral t« •write' such a letters (The only qiieatlpn.'renjainibg is, whether F*8'?f'3? for Mr. Cuanbaek to wnte in. Such pro? poaals are frequently made among: politioMns, in private conversation, but we never before'heard of ocre redded to writing, sighed with tbe name of Ihe wtite^, and committed to tbe care of a postage tribunal beforpi

Tbe Avalanch^'o- LW* B«dt «P|cial

J&f TO*" raics.

The pressbre brought to beir on Price, Speakerofth« flo«e, editor of the Ee'Acaii and^ublfc pri*y to take from bim the poblia priBting, AM foroed hiW'W d^op Consemrtive wd t^ft.,aao ..^xtremp,. Rsdioal eUnfl. pappr ,1a-di9 saya martial Uw aay »ow •be fegardsd:as thellxed aid HttM cy of the Ropublicari party in Arkansas, and any further opposition on our part, or on thp part of those in the Republican rsinks, wbd have opposed it, would justly be considered" factiously disorganising also saysL. in laying out the plan., for tuMlding up the Radioal party In Arkanr sas, we will make Arkansas Republican oraVaiste and bowling wilderness.

VACAHCIia,

Tho bill authorizing the Governor to fill all vacanoies in office will undoubted-

As there is no tribunal brfm

tt0

f'*i4Q0.':

qaestian af th^

wisdom of such a proceeaing it will_ijor» ever remain, like tbe-question "™he struck Billy Patterson forever Unanswered."

"TjgtV- -i

A Q0ABK8L9OMB fellow named, Charles Holland, went into a saloon in India&aplis, on WeUneiday aight. and after g(jtr| tlbg'fe drink cdtamonc^d quarreling abbut change with a colored man named Indi*! cutt, who waited on him. After talking a few moments he suddenly drew a, knife/, and jumping over the counter cut Indicutt three times, once across tho abdomw and twice acWsa the bfeast, tbe knife penetrating the lung and inflicting a dan--gerous wound. Indicutt, when struck, rushed to the door, crying murder, and Holland seized a revolver belonging to the proprietor of tho saloon, which was lying under tbe counter, and fired one shot at him, which struck the wall qear the door. Holland was immediately arrested and taken to jail. He was drunk at the time, but is always regarded as a desperate obaracter. 'fhe knife used was an ordinary pocket one, with blddes between two and three inches long. Indlcutt's wounds aro considered very dangerv- la*

.£* &

Thk Evansville Journal truthtt'ulty suggests that the contest at Iodianapoiis disgraceful and humiliating as it ii to the Republicans of tho State, ia not without its lesson of warning. Politicians who make a trade of office-seeking and office getting, eannot be safely trusted. Every man has tbe right to, aspire to any position within the gift of the people, but it is high time that individuals whij claim official position Jas "their peculiar right should bo repudiated. If the people can* not find among their number men who will accept official positions because the people want them, and not because they desire it, elections might well as be abandoned as useloss and exponsivo contrivances If there is no way of dleposing of the offices of the country except by placing them in the hands of men-who will uso them much as a gambler uses caros, to deceive and obeat the unwryy, certainly the expense and excitement of political campaigns may at least bo avoided. 2HEHHSHHSH5HS „,.w

Prom New Yorki

JTew Yf&x., Jan. ai.—Fall particulars of the wreck, .Of the steamer Gujf City, o£F rtie 'Bfctitf CWolina' teifcit, show ttiat twenty-oao rtulors and one passenger were lost.

Thfl Qiiffaring ft^nng the tntftft-WhO

awslhunger and thirst five of them fell Into we»:d«wn|!4fc|^'ffB»J|ipiPf ved. three being finally, picked"up' and save •m. ,'l !?r.2

A dwelling and grocery store i» Brooklyn wore bumed thls morning. The dwelling was occupied by two- families, all of- wbofli, exsepting three small children.of rrederiok Thorn, escaped., Tbe children were burned to death. «^do. Gugeri,' cjerktf'the,, grocery^_hi3

$iri3Mt»ricaFTRfii^ Charlef^. Eoote hai beea^bsKlfor trial in $15^000, on charge _of shooting Dan'l McJDoUgh- "t iot r.9tn *iUn :l I

Afire at 195 Chambers street this

morning damaged the hosiery store of OofdeteTn Brds., five .thonsatid dollars— insured,' and several other occupanU about two tijpusand more, all insured.

HK VOLUTION AST CUBANS. WMbingtoS' 'dlipatoh says several wealthy and leading revolutionary Cubans have arrived there, who have made their representation to the State Department upon the condition of thg island.— They affirm there are from. 12,000 to 16,000 troops oi^the insurgent force well araied fcod oi'gfcniled, and that any num« ber can ba'ralled s^ sboa a| ,srms sufficient are landed upon the island. They require no men from tne United States.— We have men enough, all we want is arms and munitions o^ war. They seek recognitibh as belligerents, and many in Congress fevor this.

WAB Turns. V"7

It is.sta^i,ilh^t,negotiations are pending beteen several ship builders and agents of tbe. Greek Government, for tbe biitl^lng Or a fleet of war vessels.

Jt is freely staled that Greece does not intend to abide by the decision of the Paris Conference.

THK ALABAMA CLAIMS TBXATY. The *^orld publishes the full text of tbe Alabama Claims treaty, which differs a6mo from the.summary published a few days since.

Abticlb

1. Provides for settling all

claims since February $tb, 1863, by two oommfssioners'sn each side, and an arbitrator to be chosen by the cotnmissioners.

Art.

2. Disagreements to be referred

to tbe arbitrator.

sovereign of a friend

ly State may be made arbitrator, who shall be reported to.and agreed upon by the respective Governments. Bach government may have an agent to support its claims, anti to answer claims made upon it.

The decisions of the Commissioners or arbitrator are to be final. A*t.

3. Requires.all .claims to be pre

sented within six months from the day of meeting, unless good reasons are given for-delay, when three months are given. The meetings to take place in Washlng-iton-kt.

4. Makos payment of claims in

coin within eighteen months after decision. ART. 5. Makes the result of proceedings final in the settlement of all claims, and a bar against all others*

Akt. ft.,Provides for keeping the record of proceedings and emplo/mAit wf clerls. Expenses to be equally shared by the government?.

AHT. 7. Provides for the ratification of the Convention by the United States Senate and by Hef Brltanic Majesty as soonaS possible, and within 12 months frofn Jan l*th, \H9. ft-

st- Louis*

St. Louis, Jan. 21.—The investigation Into tbe affairs of the city, and especially ioto the accounts of ex-city officials, which has been progressing tor some paonthl past,- shows the following result its set forth in the report of the connnittee on investigation, vix:

Positive frauds proved or acknowiedged and recoverable by law, 923,747 frauds ascertained.by sltottg circumstantial evidecce, the responsiblTlty for which cannot be positively fixed, »118,««4. Total 1136,412. ..J

TOBACCO TAX.

Bleven tobacconists of this city paid taxes last year to the amount of $197,«07. IBON SALES.,

Thirteen iron merchants made sales amounting to |2,783,000.

From Washington.

WASHINGTON,

Jan. 21.—The National

Woman's Rights Convention adjourned after adopting resolutions demanding that Women and colored men shall be eligible to Congress that women shall have equal pay for labor as men, and suffrage tball bu the .basi| on Ideally and intelligence. An address' will be issued to the country. woJtrSAtroar.

The President has nominated Wo. Cummlngs as Internal Revenue Assessor for the First District of New York.

JACKSON, MUS., Jan. 21.—The fiftyfirst annual communication of the Grand Lodge of MUtlwlpDi, last night re-elected Tbo«. Garthwright Grand Master, J. L. Ifower, Grand Secretary. the Planters and Maaufectarers convention was in session here to-day, with •Vtery .. 1,

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TW0 MORE SE8MOJT8! —"•'••t-Tunr,' -iBf' W-• ':.'SS3

FIVE MORE BALLOTS!

Democrats Support Hnghes

BOLTERS" STICK TO

p'"!er

UoMa**.

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AnocUUd IPrtM Pltpatoh.J'' 'Iw"**' iNDiANAPOLTSf Jan. 21.—Two ballots were had in joint convention of the Leg. Mature at 14 U. to-day for Senator, each resulting as follows:

Hendricks 6Sj Frazier 18, Conve..tion adiourned till 3 p. M.

ObtigrcM 'MftiH 'Have

rw a ar-»u™gat«

m\Ul

Excitement Intense Situation Interesting I

Bp«cial taiiall Xxprsss.J^ 77 .. i'l ii'IlTMANJ Tbe Legislature met again in joint convention in l,ha 'Hall -o^Ke lipase ,of Re^» resehtative# JJ M., to-iif fttr wfe pole of'1 eleetlbg .a ul ^ISeaauiCusual preliminaries ,having bean concluded, the convention ^proceeded to the

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Oumback .•••••.««e*eeeee e|e^«i^e«*e j)|«*%«*«««l Hendricks 63

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^rwonfemberS" wlre"abs^ht.' The result being ''Innounced and no election luving bjrijb feffec{ett» th&^oriv^ tion balloted again with_ precisely j^he same resttit, ^nd theBi adjournsd J.iW.3 r.u.

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SECOND DISPATCH.

Special to thtf Daily Izprscs.] [j" Indianafolm, Jan. 2^. At three u., tlie 'Liigillaftire' figain met in joint conventfon, and proceeded to the M&f Cumback........ Hendrieks Frazier ,a.i: ^..18

Total 149 Four members' were absent jt/a There being no electionj the convention prodeed^ to iho $-5

SIXTH JOINT' S1LLOT.

Cumback.. Hughes. Frazier Hendricks

18 4

146

TotaT..fS Doriag this ballot, and indeed throughout th&.proceedings, tfae aiM intense excitement prevailed." The lobbies were ^rowded with lager frlen^i of the candtdateev Some hoped for and others feared the guccess of Hu^e^ and the progress tif the voting was watched in breathlessanx. latv rbo'.ur,- liill-J-aity: ...

The result being announced, tbtf convention vottd again without, a,py change from the last ballot, and then adjourned.

The city is still thronged, every county being represented. A thousand rumors are afloatiand at this'tithe the result of the contest cannot safely be predicted.— Many of Cumback's friends aro despondent, and there are some indications that he may be withdrawn and another eaucus be held for the purpose of bringing out a candidate on which all the Republican! ik .sir ,sfrR ««'v *»-*fc can unite.

AyTMHOON BSSSXOV.

Iin!ANAraLis, Jan. 21.—The LagisUture reassembled in joint'convention at 3 o'clock P. Mi

Three more ballots were had for Senator, reiulting, first—

Cumback 66, Hendricks 63, Frazier 18. Second and third each—

Cumback 66, Hughe* M, Frazier 18 Hendricks 4 Adjourned till to morrow noon.

OaveHso

OUMBACK

DECLINES ... '--7 :'r

THIRD DISPATCH. Indianapolis, Jan. 21.

The Cumback men held a caucus to. night, and after debate agreed to accept bis declination, after much opposition ifrom his friends. f9i

Col. Cumback then presented the'name of Gen. Jar. S. Veach. Tbe names of Messrs. Pratt, McKee Dunn and others'"were also presented to tbe caucus. Before vote was taken an adjournment was h»d till 8| o'clock tomorrow morning.

CONQBBSSION AL.^ 21, 1869. fc/fiaa

WASHINGTON, D. C., an SENATE* Mr. Chandler introduced a bill to regulate tbe exaction of tonage tax on Spanl*b vosselfj referred to Committ^ on Commerce. *.

Mr. Pomeroy offered a resolution requesting the President to furnish tbe8eu» ate a copy of the report of Maj. General Harney, commander of the Indian dls trkt north of Nebraska, concerning ^e character and conduct of the Sioux and other tribes of Indians adopted.

Mr. Morrill introduced a bill to regulate tbe payment of tons^e tax referred to Committee on Finance.^

On motion of Mr. Morton the Senate took up the bill previously introduced by bim to punish collection of illegal tax on passengers.

Mr. Morton moved to refer ta tbe Com* mistee on Judiciary, and made a brief argument to show bow it should be done.

Mr Frelinghuysen wished to ba heard before reference ot the bill in defence of the interests of his State.

The morning hour having expired the bill- went over. The Senate resumed consideration of the bill to promote commerce among the States.

Williams gave notice be would at the propfr time oflfer tbe following as a ubsytate for the" constitutional ameud

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-ttrfWTo OtttmUtie laf Mr. Conklipg ititrfcdueed

'tfott ^fr&m ®the S^ar/H'ihe "Interior

Wsiouei^^f Indlari' Affai^ b( iKMftCWUrit

ufredHJ!i%evi»4h#'Ji^tft*

of likAfatt

mittee, reported. the following pro to arrtenitb^S^tibca^Cttrreticy

eV^ry ',iSAbfl«[tf6n"! jW^ien^ver f^dni?M ^hklt trfake "to thtf CotSptroHef of ttr& C(irrenc j:--W»lclf"' JIW dferit or ^4M"9r, which by 'ttji'-dbmp&SMO'e* as'dlifen atf WJCelu eadh quarter1 of MJ&f, 'iipff WWt'» dftftil rff'tthttrJ^jkopflAtij leadi'tbe r^irrties fcfta lYttfcflitfeS pf^fbe

siness fclllGC^r ami fhfeCompeceipt of a

particular "'hi shsfll tMft^dit^ucb"' report troller wi

request or requisition therefor, from tbera. Any basicorWsscx^Aion ^iUi^-to make and transmit such report shall be subject to1 a penalty *t $100 -for-' «fc*h-d£y*rter the five days tbat such report is delayed beyond that tip^e andL,^h9 Cprapt^JJer shall publish ^n ^ttl eaid WWjft in a newspaper, to be designated by bim in thaeityof Wsahihgton, and: tlW^ftp. arate repo#fcofclesob,associirtion,wh*BP^C is established or ifthere, be n^»ewapapW lii suoh pMnii in Wpewipsper publishcd tn tne nearest place thereto, at the expense of the Association EMktng suob.report^ '"V-

Soc,, 2. Apdbe jtfurlb^ enacted..T^at tlVbry, ^a^narBan^g AMo.datiop sev lecteda9 a depository of public monies junder tbe proviaions.'xf eeetiqn 45 of 4he National Currency Act-^sVall' deposit? United States bonds with thttTreasnref pf the United States as security /^Sj^ch Septnit,LVpd'f|eneVef the'public mqg^ea depcsltediri kufcli aasoclation shaU'e^e^ 90 per cent, of the par value of the bonds so beld by tho ^Treasury as. security, it sbaiLhe the^afrjjof tta: Treasurer forthwith lay draft or otherwise to reduce! tho amount of such deposit to sum not,qxcaedln^ 90^per ceart. of iSie' ^6irdrd9posJ», ted ai,lterefa':sp^c)|^idl,.

Sec 31' Tbait the 'limitation 'preibrTbedu hi sect ton 29 of eaid act, whlbh r6fr{cls. tbe liability of individual, companies,' corporations or flrp^ for money borraWfed by |Jationai Banking Asaooi«tiiDD8 is,hen^' by ap plica ble to all dgpotitft mad* by such Associations with private bankers or brokers or Bvnkine ^soeijj^An# bo^ organized under the ^National^urre'pcj^ act.

Sec. 4. -That section 4(2 of the said act be fo ainefded as to,provide ibat igtbiar 90 days fron^|he.(iato pf (be- potlcevserv'ed on the Comptroller of the Currency by 'any National -.Banking Association, tbat 1t»sbarefiolderS-'bave'voted to go into liquidation, as provided by-said sedtion, and ,.said association shall-pay over the Treasurer of .the United Swk^s the amount of its outstanding npt^s in lawful money of the United States ar,d take up^bonds Which said associativa, bss^n deposit With tbe TrerfSuref f6r the security of its circulating notes, which bonds ishall be assigned to the bank in the manner.specifted in the,. 19 th section-of this ,act in defaulV-of. which the Comptroller, of the Currency ihal.l sell, said bonds to tho highest bidder at public auction in the city of Jiew York, and from the proceeds thereof shall pity over to the Treasurer of the United States in lawful mon ey, an amount equal to the outstanding circulation of such association, and shall pay over any surplus remaining to tbe .officers of the wiopiatjon) and any association which has heretofo'e gone:, into liquidation under the provisions, of ihis 'section, to which this is an amendment, toball pay over to tbe Treasurer lawful rabttey1 e^ual to the amount of Outstanding circulation within tBftrty days from1 the date of the passage of the fict: in de:i' •fault of which its.bonds shall be sold as above provided, and from that lime the, outstanding notes shall be redeemed at' the Treasury of the United .States, ends the said association and the shareholders thereof shall be discharged from all liaiWity therofot provided, tbat any associ|ation winding up its affe'rs for the purpose of consolidation with another bank shall not b* OM^tted to_-pay to the

Treasurer of the United Stales the 'amount of its outstanding circulation in lawful money, nor shall its bonds be sold ai above provided.

Sec. o, That there shall be allowed to receivers of haflonel banking associations appointed in-accordance w4th the proviso ions of the national banklng act, in full compensation for their services, a salary of $1,600 per annum,'and in addition thereto a commission of 3 per cent, upon tbe first $^00,000 a comnrsjiop of 1 per cent on all sums above $100,000, and not exoeeding $500,000 a commission of per cent on all sums over £00,MM.doUar«, that may be collected wbieh salary and, commission shall be paid by the Comptroller of the CbrreAcy ouf of'afiy-monies' realised from the assets ohthe hank so-in* Ibe.hands of the receiver provided, that the amount of ond-half of tho commission may be reserved, lib the discretion of the comptroller until-tbe affaire of-ihe Bank are finally closed, and ail receivers appointed as aforesaid. shall be considered officers or agents of the Governpient, and .i. _I^LA4A 1. _1 a..:s. ih. ^li.1 tT»t

Jourts, and the' Judge of 'the district in.

Sec. o.' That no National Banking Associatlob" sh'ali, after the passage Of this act, make anjTloab In TJ. S. notes or In„ drcu'atlng notes of tcny National BaflM-"* iog Association as collateral, all loans pr contracts made upon such collateral shall be void- jjj-ji aiViZ ioUB.

Adjoi^o^0#f:r HOUSE. The bill reported rfom the Reconstruction Committee directing the Secretary of the Navy to appoint midshipmen to the Naval Aeademy on the 4tfeef Mmfc

next, from any Stat» in which the elec-jl^

select lutlon T^laUjfl., to the

(takjpj

rjf ^e i^xt

Allison, Iowa Lsftiii, Br. Y. cTeaton,

.Ii ra-ji.io ,t«»Y sJi nis* Mr. Shel^statiger imtnaduoedjia biU to regulate the manner of epplyius to Qpntreis taFGcJftfolinoal oi^aftmles Utfler of the Constitution 6t theunlted SMIes.

l^wotipn. Odj ni ,taoJf ntiqmo-sa w''

?amnii rt a. in

edi '«o of 'donri^h^J^ COLVtfBiA, S. ,0., Jan.,21.-r7A,mpUon Wil!1 in-' thV Snpreme' ©iufflrio taotr&w atkr^l -ll)# actlni birartf or 'A\defra/fn' of'Hte btty 'f of CmnreSon, foir -si fuleT^i1Wbnfc fo1* •fi8WJt6iui4'js4v' tbriv should not be attached'"ccrintem^pt, for W'jngjAP ohMia^yU of^mandtimus. issur (^.biyi^he. Supreme jQouct«xJerwg,tbe» to, dfcUre, fhe-.reeaofaftiec^i!Mi. ,fun

efcys*i*ni

«00»iW8im!f fTfOO^

-aoi -itiidiaeig* -wsni! oJlus. O I N If A I oi?) sni»:'j:i -ij- vj =—Y" Jj Pit 'p&rmti-i Mire* iPwwebMpSl•'®Vi$Zv&S8b, -•Wm-'tfTa-FUWata MM,"

:i*ABJ)tf-a»J4»t

GOLD—At 1S6X baying. :X L&UAj I riiil! ——4"""*^* fi—O foO: 'NEW YpHK lHABiettT. f"! a"b :u ms2 ai i)iu W.Ja^srlipU.I.- Baw

BSiec lower,i sales •'••wi' tatc and, WftUro, tjfit

700Tif*«»i8teait,

If any offiaer or kfeent'ot any asso'cia-' tio% designated as-a depositary of public monies shall pay or a^er to pay any money or,,other, valuable consideration directly or indirectly for the purpose of obtaining of public moaiee, or if^ any ot sgerrt of thai Government shall receive any money or other valuable consideration directly or indirectly for making such ,deposits of public monies, such officer or agent shall be desmed guilty of 8 Wsdemtfanor, and on'-tibnvietion tbereof^ball be punished by a fine ,of not less, than $1,000, or ,lm» prisohmehtiprjUot Jess tbae one year/no*: more than five year?, or botb, in the dis* oretion of the court. ,r

for extra wea

for. u|4a}pp., no charge.. Send (ketch.»ad de •oration, "For a^ipUcat'ea send iaotel,'uo» over one foot ia *iZ4, aai 810, first Government and Stamp lem. SpdBlficiftftbs, 'drattinga, catVats anlgomeutaprepared rejectedolattns prosMtft^rf, Als^ lnterfer«b'M, exteaQon Df patents/-and appeals. PatAKtu tak a oat fn alt Earopieaa coaotrlcs. I'lsitraU I pamphlet**, 11*0 pa^eS' mt free Address Ul/KH A CO^, 8Sd3to' .' ,. .-i Ai ,'Ko. 87 PifJr How H. T.

BROKER&BTABLE3

The usidcralgped, at hi* fciw Sta|ila« on Third street, o'pposlt- tbe Btintln Bonse, is now prepared with gjed stock and Carriages, to.aocomooaate tlx [rabltc. KQlJ't' BtTNTtfB.

Any p?ritt vlUa( to deposit Horses, BscgUsTHarne^s, or other lirer uxticles at Bunter's Livery Stable, will boacooiamodat.d #ith tnonny tdtuM ea the sarte. dec9dtf HCNTKB COLLINS.

-n-.bit 'i dji-» bsri' '9* ini,

toy/ v-o i± £1

i'.a cii A.

lii'"" "'•23

iifc:

fl0

tion of "members of the House, of States |ja» »oo loo^nemesiuvia oamieO ^lev ixepteenteAiiD 1to pmseni ®eto#,e»/^r^' ssialS b^JinTJ »rl- ,0 eoiffic »i) a A a a 4 a a

from any State not cstitlsi AwsrepiessuM tation the present year after ssmo d^ "A foW^,~pac£fiflr lad* em* SI 11^

dufrfl

rqt* tflofr^nasstnat A 6@S 46- for cbd vSiM ^-5|rdu irt for tifyirie.1 "I-.'Jl.- •jUCflQV •ad «Hgr

WUIATcrAiahadaQrmw wltttumodectifb tenia neefi dolng lor expjrt at 8168^1 01 for o. 2 spring talisman* afl-jatg 4- 4 tot taixtd- fllisaaqrL I 95 .for aoUier. JUichlgan^. W&2 for Wbit* CaUlbroi*. i'COHNi-iLiss active and prisA SHthtffct deMd«d 4uagtat'90j)f Car apw-aijstd.wMUrn.-SQKO*?' wr »ss'jrj»,jeilo(f, 97(899.Cii.isuthera i'»Uo)Vf

SPECIAL NOTICES.

TUBLL, RIPLEY & CO

Hbv? cjmmeocod their Semi-Annua! Cto^raiice ¥ttlr etcck la excellent f-ir ib season, and ««ods srili--.be effjred very ohetip Cheap enongbto iaivre eysedy olearanre.at aUertnts •..1**" a«i! *B8 sid «n». .^anfl^vi,-

Iii2'

LADlfi# FfiBS,

Mink. Pitch,jm-t Siberian Squirrel, WaljerMiiik," &C., &C-, &0-,

0#0lii AS THE fiEST,' Alio.

Cheap asu the•• Cheapest

f.: I 3 nil /tsS

GENTS'S UNDERWEAR, OHh« bSst qniltty, at "bottom prieos!''1 Jtist rcc^MI, ftootber lototcfcbf tho#« fAahlob-

K:«abd popaHr

ALPINE HATS.

-ALSQii*-**

Some Beautiful Stylos of

W00LEH SCARFS. t"-1v- •-fOs¥ •-.

mm ..-a— t*i:

u-.tfd j—v. ,.#i i'i jIbIW I

(^©nts^Pur Oolfars, Caps and Gloves!

•j'Cf) iC' ur. j,nish pf abic Call and -qui •:,} 'V fid .ic vl:

TEBY LOW,

iBxamine our 'AT TOB an

METBOPOLITANju

CAP AND FUR STORE,

-j.' sed &* &C'-

I 10a SUM Stfeet I .car-iiA .I DOWD ---'M aioiiw -J3 ,,

:.n

ted Stati United Slates Conrt for ibe Wbich f^h Shhs ale brought, shall fix the lees and compensation to be allowed te the attorneys for such receiver, having due reference K5 the aniOunt of latar performed te the intemt of the cradttors of tbe Bank.

NEW GROCERY AHT— !S"-:*e0-iJtlL..--

l,U

4TO

Hi* aadenlgaad ha« •taad, aSrst-elaas

"Os?

J-L

PROVISION STORE

ilii? if1 F. IX MOZJL&* HUMSI—

Groceries and Provisions,

No. 1th Street, oae ieorBetfh of Use Post 0B0C, Terr«-Haute, Indiana

__ inst apaaed at the albofa Family Grocery nrf JPiwIsisi

Btotvl with a large aad wall eelected stoak of, new and fr«ah artldea suitable for erery day nse la to whldt Ha calls tb# attrition of his4 tH. city frr»e

fc'

,^IC A-L* a ?a«ara£

•tcwsoc •'•hii'.v.t-an ruttqu'-.o iiMii it a Sir. -j* tt r««i —si ar nv r. 'fn ii*' rr_ia u. 4V' y*m

.tali

ortw

.n..4 saw »H 3jjx

"•itP -?oi I#:*!!'-..- Jl io ai oi, Jam A ®*o*,* N.'?., Jatt. 21 rtillisrlfllWWate^ wasv'buf(B«d,'Jl— UbW-$4«l»-'•

\9Qota a lo faodiaa. sdJ t-'T

ABE'Syi

Jon sscfa esffiO Jso*! wlajS scfi no sisbio oi ostaitebaf *0 '1 r't-to"'

•Lf JfJLANOS jFGJS MBim Also/olil lnstiiraMoctsruk«D iae(Schaa^»or pai-tr

3ta'-.

ftrmJy) trat n* skle| af ...w I. ,• .'•OOl.

AfiSdgS'MUSio,

9i,

k'ff .n«it k'Ji

(Opposite ^tne Ola Ooart House,)

tG-JHlAI.TfrKi.

YasMKtrE

2J4ai3t for'fii6nW«r«V

and 14)Mt^ror^huBir.'HeOdrrlfirBlw at 13)4Q14 fvr wtiei Uraaaa ii)£ for citf. ., ,1 vBO-^rirm' tX for atsatn ana I9j QSO for kettle rendered. Alto 26J tierces eteam, seller for April, at 19J(. ^19 Antra la. tha nxft-ning at 7 pereiat as call fcjut later in thy day «api(»l jwaa plsatj, and the market closed «a»y at 6^7 per cent.

t'v% 1 prime

nudy

f:. 'i!W* PATENT^^1

HOWTO GKT

.aTAKS.«

Wi £!X !na f'

jtllOiiVAK COUNTY COAL $elng now prt,parc4 to fill all«fdars Sor SalHTah iV.ncty Co*|, which Is claimed to be e^aal MtHe lratll, for till iMitls pnrpat'es, will deliver t° any part of .the sity, by taavtoa jroar order at offlop of E„ B. Bryant A Co., O I. Blp!oy, or J. A. Tool's Tba State, with whom have made arraageimenM to fill all orders^ and p'lTe «U intonpaMva ta She baeiaessj olfidtf J.. A. MOBQAN.

COAL.

__ -'rsrl ,! SS .Uf.:, „...:uUK litHtH

EST4wjI^LOUUN MAY

I -ujI eCJ

OjcIaWi

*&&*• seli#W»Maka«f ,bl CABHART, ,.£h\!9? anfi.Umrch Qrgqam

d-.ijw bn.: INS^RUCTIOW ?ma« ifaais •arlMyof Small Musical Instruments, i.-.ii eauqqti-. a/a.jtooeu »»visi

dibtot) iii-iolC l&U

riioil e,:.ialaa&_Jd

py^newoa*. ^lpidieQiiSi

aa3 ail kinds of smaller SJosio*l lnstrcL' m*at« }»fialtea tiy. jCOMTE^JBifT WORKMEN. Ji8fad^)e4«ri|:tfl ^ai v.' -aqso «1 jar 4J.

IND.

iUlviM Xioioit

ntiiirivntao tcMDCAaii: liThePiapRS 9t^ieJw»jawi *as«9ttoigr Picmosfbr Western Ptopb&l ih' are ntftbnfjpWafti'at'homs/ Vnt arc vUu BUtn. 'Jhejl«av»

tafcia':' v-

Four first t*rctAt,Uxai», ti Western )'a)is., Ti«» paisesa anrivalled excsDtjiJco toaf sTia flnlshAnd oomparj well in id teipettii Vltlf the fcost IBStrtimerits of Kaitara H^unfectara. hiJifi

prices \%vy. JLQ 1700. -ACfX.&OlhO, TO «TTUi »MP rii»SB. Piano is wqrruit^d fyw Fl»e Yoara.^a

OJUO lf)8TaUM«iNT8

XS.aa\S&ltp AT UBRB.A.L.

HUi twft

JOHN JptoFARUAlffi mow selllng :he betl «rtlcle p{ stiver Coal, Mreoaed^on the widget serpen Inaso In Vigo county, at ,a» low. a OA ,n Inferiorartlclo can be porchased. TbosewlSh-1 .ug to lay-4i»-a aopply shoSftl look to their lntferiita, and bny\tlif, ,b«st ,Wban It le aach««(i as a p6or article.

Ordfers left at the Post Offloe Lobby, at t»a "VignOannty 8adeS," or *ddres4»d to Bo* 691 P. O.. Ttrro.QjtiUB, sin rec«l? prompt att«atlon. ",7 7'• ^K^d*^ »!d*at ot 4 ii &

MlLLlNCRYa

J^ILL-INEKYPO^ ^aibol b_»tu

MrA BVCKUrOHlH Sa^ren^otett to the borner of Toarth and Ohio' Streets, tow opening a full arid oomp]eteetqqkof,r«ll stple Boanata, liiboens, Flow ers, &o. BKBSS MAKINQ has alsj been added to t)ie baslneM. "Harlni aaompeteht Dressmatdst, satisfattton guaranteed.

CiAVB llbjiivl ANi). DJONK O Goop TIA. JOSEPH STRONG, No. 190 Mam Struct, Torre Haufe, Agent, for EMPIRE TEA 0 0 MPANX or Nfw Xoaz.

The unparalled sbeotS* -or (4ts Company is owlorf to,tba fact that (bey IMPORT their Teas direct irrm tie pnnncing district* of China "rtid Ja}»*n, and seU them at teUU, through their Agents, at cargo jp.l e|r thn-) si-riM Ihf immense profits .n have paid heretofore. AlLgoode warrantod to giTe s»rMa«rtoti,'or montf refntrded

FBIOB LIST.

Oilong (Black) ~80 901,00 lgsst r,»per Jb Touog Ujson (Orein) 90 1,00, t,5li 1,50 Uiacd (Or. Black 80 90.1,00" I,JO Imperial (grten) 90 l,t'0,lS5

Japan (oatnra1 leaf. 90 1,00,1,1s 1,SS 1,11

ounpowdar (O een).._l,00 J.96

EHROBS OF YOUTH. Yeana-Msn. ihs dperUnceof yean baadamda-

Strated

the fact tbat reliance may ta piaoed In the efflca:y al pB. BELI/a .{SPECIFIC Cm the so&dy and'penaaneat onre of seminal Sfekoess, the reealt of Tonthf^i Iadiscratlon, wMefc aeglscttd, rnhw tho bapplaesi, and ntiflti tbe snftrtrar ft* ttdetoeis, aoslal society, marri. age. They can.bawl withpnt ilete^tlon

Bbtah &

C,7t:i 1

io-

terf»rehc« wlth1.nsuesf pnrsnltt. Price one Doihr pw wr, or fotar botrtr far three tollara. If yos oanaotpfo*«t*a tbeae pills ee'oee the i«oney to

Oo., Of Qadar street, Maw

Tork, and tbey will be sent by retarn mall, well sealed. Prirata eircnlara to gehtlntnen Sent tta^ •n application. Enclose stamp. {J.ttft aeoitfdfeJ"!/ ,K. .it14

-j -. ..jjjj LADIES,

If yo'tt itqtiffe a reliatil?, timrif, tfli^hsbast DH. HABTET S FUAI£ »OU hare ni rqnsl. They are sifs and sttfa la orttnary cases. filUi, oJTB BCltAl f**

Dr.- Harvey** Golden F&ta,' foar iiegrees strongsr tt^ey arrinteaded for spatisl esSis—ratcc rttt raxaas r«* aox. Prlra circulars sent Tree. Inoloss stamp. If £52 israwattssejjsj

ei aa4ji» sta.

WAKRBN'3

IMPROVED

ROOFING.

1 Wew prepared to pirtwtto Be* rant tttot ftwysaia. ttlaJa tkaMtsaaaMa»e

Eoof ,n

Prairie OHy «s«taf HUa, earaac of Mk Mnib«ry Strega. e^m#aeu fc

1*1 f!J*

ih.m

j\MuJ -tjil"*"1

TriT"2t

.HAUSFia, 'o«x.

W fcair HfnVnls^.

Waa in- t'is ."--jtsi.. gj m? 11 Sl)uMi.t SA.UTB -»s% :a jUiSr aaa mans mans, .'ii'oiTfl Haute, In 11

TWa Hotel nas masU bean re^ttad, aad wti» aayga^i^—"fe" T.

iT*6

BOCSS. no* A

X«*XtlrtUTeWadiaj»m*in'•T.Aio"itrf mn*wnm....,u

and Pal^ttto^

a,U Xfflaa., wmjitr

HOTEL,

Cot. SeekmangndlNfasau Sis.,

JJ-vS'T^?Ca.W OI M^wKOK laTo on»Iae?s, tills ta one of tho most coayelatLv located iloteu for Merchtelt#, Ifotfnres aan alia °tbarST|»lt^n^h^^T^_

.. d2Sd$m

PHYSICIANS

•ifccw»ll is»l

^JlDJSRKY, O O A W PlltsliCliA', 81KSB0N AXO AOOVfC&UU ftUfa-: ftigfft B«V. Bishop Taibott. D.' 6., B.

Martin, 51. Bescii, Rsq. Br. Egbert..-) omoi AJ(D ReJSidinck on Mulberry straut,. rsaa Bth and 7lt% next to Kbrmal School. 1 g$5dtf

-JJR. A. AUNAUD. Ortioxr—Corner of Main *d1 ftfUi dicpott. •vor St»te Bantr. *^?t R'k'

8:^^rNV'-Ma'7U,,

LAND AQBWCY^

to LAMB'S LAND AGEN5Y^?t jL* Oa OM» gUreet, bStWeeZ-j Tli ird ufld'Fcdi4*: Roasbt end Sold on Beasooable void j, mission. ,l!T $500,000 worth 6f Jeslrabki Oitr and Conany flroptriy Teraale, ffrr'foist. ocMSSdwti.i.

UNDERTAKERS. MHH*MHMlS5S3BPVe^i. IP inSo. A L-

JJNDERTAffiBR

BaTBS.

VKfr^Otbee K)f South Filth Street, oorner ol Walaat, aad oni«site the Bonthern Hotel. Liyd/.tly

'-f"

•ijuo.i-rt jnaiiuor.oo

COAL.

tspiipaffed MVsccnts- lordei- {c 'iij lino O^Btieaj $tf:d!|pa$eb rosr,01 third.and (fenrty Tr-iri tfsntn, lndi«nv

jUL.. W. O'COfiiNEJUL Baviitg pnrohase.1 back from B. IT. CSutdwliiN, Srubei" S 'OA., the Undertaker* Establishment, Md b«?ii% bad s«Ten j»»ij exporionoa tn tbs baaLn«si,"i now propirfd tb •urnlKb Motalio I3u riat .(id«« Usakets, Ukci.'Wooden Oofflns, of oil styles aud sices, from, tbf bt-st and largest stooA 0f bnrKl material fn t*S"SfatP. '*t 101 Main ?tr»{•(, Torr« lUate, Lniliwa. dt^tT Terre Usui* 2i». W« -. I

STORA0E, COMMISSION &

MSS UABaa. ALOBBrt TOU^ ilANEY & CO., W siyasua,. .DoMMiiUua

khj*

~kt

E A lii £"9

Warehouse on First St., at the Cannl Uisii-. aaMwtf TSRtTB HAT'CK Il»7-

ATTORNEYS.

Attorney at Law,

3srox-A.»"sr qPTTBXsi OJ OrriOB—On .Ohio Street, .batsreou Third asd Toarth Streets-. oot28Jlw6m iq-ii. nro.^.aMBO. ... najitat.es caf-spr.

ORUIfT^j

gAUiD

Attorneys at X^*iW, OfflCI.-NO, 82 Ml!a Stroett up ntaird. .: '.*£ fcbi2dtr

Wm. MoLEAJST,

Attoraoy aad Coonsullor hi Lrw —UH— QKUBKAL COLLECTING AG KMT,

Terre Haute, lul. ^rs3oa._Ko. 86 Kain Street. JtcSJilj

:il b.ilj

DENTISTRY

K.9!L. H. BARTHOLOMEW Braofeoir smd MicuAtnrkh I E N I S T, Snot list ar to Dr. D. M. WBIiO.-Ko. 16? Main .St National Terre.ilaate( lad. (cuVOdlf

I A S O

fc: JN Y~ 1 fcs 'V suvosasoa to r». s. b. sjuxu, OFFtCTK—Ob Ohio, b«tween'8d and 4th Sti»-i. apl6dtt TKKRK.HAUTR. IHHu:

1,60

1,80 i'

Eng. BreaSiast (Bik) 1,00,-1710"^ l,M Kmpire Company's oeltbrated trjuds Long Arm and Tong Mow Chop# of Black Tea.'vlth Oreen T*a flivgr—highly recommended—$1,26. deolSdly,-

O. O. LLCiJuOLIv,,

The Oldest £stabUsked Denti8t In Terre Haiitc, Ortwa—Oa .Street, between fifaia aod Ohio, one door so nth of National Ilonse.

Haring had »pwiud» of'eif lit^j years'e«pr' rleuce in Dentistry(,b^is confident that he-oaja., give •atisihettbo fa all c*«M fjy20dl

RAILROAD AQUKCY. ttmto moved my oOoe to KoKeea A Paddack'aMill, where I wonld be pleased to soa my old, Meads ancloasComaii.

Throaaa receipts atren os ahipmenta of pre-,: dnff^'toail 1C4at»rn Cltfes. AH Ball, and Ball anl W»t«r rates as low, and time as quick a« aad oodip«lioK lines. Grain tn bnlk sbipptd to New RaaKnd towas without obanse of csj-s.

JAMKM H. TTRKIB, A«t. "T

ffi^RRE'' haute oVELTY JL WOBKB, BT

TITTMA^ &CO. Bio. 14, KMtk foarth HL, opposite Post Offlre

Terre Haute, Ind. Modus, Dhawiuss asd lubt Kaoaiaaas

HEXTLT

cXECCtao.

•V I^foachK's Breeoh-li ohot Oaa aUu.1: Tlttmaa's Br.-eob and Mua.3'

bj+iiez

mad« to

orr

der from new or oil materials. •Vficaeral BcptUriax i'romcuj Attended.tc.

1 wooBr woo pf

3ft

Two hendr dcords of seasoned Cord Wood, for sale by J. A. Bboads. All orcers laft at the "Ba»ly neusa," Wert. Mala street, promptly--ttllode •AKliiT HOWS—

tf.

10-dSm

Lxvobxav,

Pfop'r.

:ir-

UlLOS»:'UT HAKBIAQ E.—A. r, &c*r Co mm* .r liiorcaxs, as del Ire

red at the

li^w Xbrk Sosaam of Anatomr, embraoiag tb* sutjects: How to Lire and What to Live for." Toulfc, Katority and Old Afte Haahood Q«nsrL.j llyB^Tiewed. The Oanse of Indigaetion FlatoInea aad Serveae Diaeaeea aeeaantad for Mar J.'lat Paiioscp-ticaUy .on«lder»d, Ac. Pocket olomAe oontaiDlngvthese Leotares will bo for»ar4«d on receipt of foar stamps, by ad4r*eelufcfiaxc4 ITtw To'aa Mr«*F* or Asa-roar, S18 Broad-, war, Set York. SlStlSQl} Oi