Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 January 1869 — Page 1

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EIGHTEENTH YEAR

THE STATE

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EVANSVII^V has revival. \i INDIANA school fupd is $8,259,341,34.

How. D. D. PRATT stands sir fe«t, four lnohes in bis boots.

THERE are

NO"»^-f08

Ijojs In tbtf-House

'i:\vi

LIBRARY

is much needed in the Jef-

sonvil€^4^it,Wifjy-

TH* Three Guardsmon will be played at the !*S^lte.Ofee »oas»2_is week.

LAEOK deposit* of the purest exist in (ftfcftsW^Wnahip, Fayette coooty.

THIRTT-CH&BS /hundred children at» lend of Indianapolis.

J^.TXN M, of Peru,,has a ''right

smartafaapce!" oi4{0)DK to .Congress

Pratt—promoted.

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THK Seftf$E

vie*

Thk boys in the HbflM of Refuge work one-half of each day and attend school i. l.'i.i the other half.

A YAKXjeananaed Pox takes the place of another named Smart in

4he education,

al maAUa^ry.-A(^fort Wayne. Illll ailatT ,i )i ii li. .... SlMHMfc^Au old German, who was gored by (f'iSfrfr at Madison on "Wednes-

tdi'tlM t'l.iif I'M TwtrMtfcULOWS In Dubois oouaty recently »»ie paying the other three bushefB1aia

of'bdrn "to boot."

itiq woa

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»t JHWrMioc "i~ A4|Mbiift Montgomery cpunty, was seared* Btffcf 'his wife, the other night, by a ahttiSo an'niviied to be the devil

tWi? shape supposed to be «j ,#"t/rmtal

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«la»q a«JI».s sj»i It Htm :.••• rul',,Jl If A «o0*» fellow in ^Evansville, hitherto e£#*ed!by culpable neglect iof the foolkillerfsfco* Wtmelf in the leg- with a pistol last Friday. -UM •.«lqal'li i.

POMmilteo ON

A- W. ALLISON, Charlottesville, Hanoock county,H»as jk^jenuBTe mafl-stone, which hrt ^AmroOTtiy "cured eleven cases of hydrophobia. The owoersayg so.

TBB post offlcc, (uiJ store in which it in Marion oouuty, were bnrglarizad, on Wednesday night, of gPO^8 lo th.a value of $200. No made, as yet.

LAIT fJatorday evening some of the Republicans of Li Fayette testified their appreciation of Representative Breckenridge SI* P°

tba

Senatorial

questionby a serenade at his rat idee eel

xJCvit'^gactlemeii in the Eighth Diss trict are willing to sacrifice themselves so far as to lake the place whioh Mr. Pratt's election vacates in the House of Representatives of the» Forty-first Con* gress •4—

Sous of thelriends of General James O. Veatch s^y that be would have won the tteWtBMal^'^iiao but for a fatal infelicity oonnoctei'Mth the bringfhg of hi8 name bofore the caucus.

Taa..groM' Rbuse of Mr. Cambaok, wit^ yhWh-enp1 or two of our State exchailg^. fliled/ lj VeTT calculated to make frieqds for the Mibjsot of it. It will not pay.

qtiNewTille, John-

son^goq^q ftged seventy-si* years, was recently presented with a bouncing boy fry his fcind he#rrt4 *'0}d woman," who is

I I.

Qfyff9. D. ?aA*ET, Senator elsot, was born in Ooeencria, Madison county, New York,-itf'Wtt4, and now' in the fiftysixili of bis age. He grtidiiated at Hamilton College, New York, in 1831, at the early ago ef seventeen, with the iiiyiiaiH uiinirri fiHrtralis*.

is a singular coincidence that every Bepurtfclti tjH^jj^ti'iii«et,"if you sound hioadKlfeaSenatorial -queation, exclaims: "Well, ji&it to my favorite candidate, this oMBiftsttii just the man

wanted

toJS^tfV^ Happy Pratt I ft A NoBt.t8Vn.LX paper chronicles as an extrswrdi^ar^ marrlagp, ,that of a man sevan ty-foar-years nld acd a woman aged fifty, and cruelly acids, "we thbk it hardly neci^ry-W^fch-lhem long life,, health and happtosss,"r"-A c.

'iaclia

AH losaue nj%n p^u ed Gordon, residing a shoft distant® north of Ossian, Wells cOnnty, died in great- *gany last Monday morning^ He literally chewed hit ttmgttfl «IP, and- frothed at the mouth at if suffering from hydrophobia.

A HOST ^four-thousandchildren attend th^tVeftWto'dV^Uhiay Schools in New Albany. Nearly all the schools have gtxtfflibTarfiji, ktd Into moft of them the blM^bM«d.jytwoiM| ha^t duced.

Veatch would undoubtedly havo been nominated in caucus but for the efforts of Allen, of Viocennes, and others, to jejid the boltiDg Senators in, jart^as.a ballot was beieg had, to vote solid for Pratt.

Allen is opposed to any man in theFirst District being recoguizsd but himself. Veatch's popularity surprised even his friends, and nothing but treachery at home defeated hirn.

Tna following is tho response of the Hon. Daniel D.Pratt, to

^i*Dy icb»t»«r»w#"s®y*

JeffeTsootille_J'rfJrmd company and the OiMinneii, indianapolis, «nd LaFayette ratteoad AobpAQ Will be the principal comp^tlag biddersfbr tbe LouisTUle, New Albany, and Ofaloago road when sokL— Pc^retfp indmduals are interested with these two roads for the purpose named.

Hon. A. Conner: The result you announce overwhelms me with astonishment. Express to my friends the gratitude

THJC

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Ta* Hciy® 9^ Representatives will not be in MSSion to-day. It is not expected that a quorum of the Senate will be preeent

back, or stronger iqV

As mi Senatorial contest was an issue between Baker and Cumback, a generttl sketch of His Excellency may prove of interest to your readers. .v

There is nothing which better illustrates the character of this distinguished man, than the (act that nothing is said about him. Now-a-days, too, wlien al most every person of any cotoriety is made the subject of newspaper corre' spondenCe, or conversation,'it* is somewhat remarkablff that he has escaped *n»tice.

It has been urged before tho Senate ahd tho tlouse of Representatives both, that Governor Baker was inconsistent in refusing fellowship with a man ass^ciatqd with him on the State ticket. Now, Governor Baker did not nominate Mr. Cum back to the office of Lieutenant Governor, nor had he any-right to dictate to the people who in convention did nominate him. Nor bad he any special right, or mission, to make an exatqpl» pf Cumback to his political frienak "coutr--cil. We are obliged in this world to deal with all sorts of people, and Governor Baker has toottiueh sense to busy himself with the moral accountability of his political associates. In this age mtdTgenetation, when it it

almost impossible for

a man to be a politician and preserve'Ms integrity, Governor Baker would be Quixotic in the extreme, to undertake ihe Herculean task.

Nor was it the duly of Governor Baker to turn informor. It Mr. Cumback h,ad nade him a dishonorable proposition, it was one which, unfortunately for political virtue, is not uncommon, and did "hot abrogate the possibility of Mr. Cumback performing the duties of Lieutenant Gov

ernor

with oredit to Mmself and the State. He might even have faithfully discharged the responsible duties of United States Senator, but Governor Baker bad the

right

to decide, being a high-toned free tfrent, whether or not he wou'd cros* hands in friendship with a man BtHJSspi«ed, and ho asserted this ri«ht. Mr. Oumback was too obtuso to fully comprehend tho nature of despise, acd in his efforts at an understanding, was Incauihus enough to permit the charge!er Qf the difficulty to transpire, thus provoking the investigation which bas taken place. Governor Baker kept

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H»». T. B. MOCABTT MM2& office of Auditor of State to-dsy. —.. will carry with him to private life tfa«J

warm esteem of a host of friends who. Jn his official capacity and in the Telatfona of social life hay.e ev^found^tcS gentleman.

AH Indianapolis spo^l to the EvanSvilie Journal,

dispatch an

nouncing his election as United States Senator to succeed Mr. Hendricks: LOOANBPOKT, IKD, Jan. 23,

1869^

feel for the unso

licited and undeserved honor they have conferred on me. D. D. PMAXX,

THK

LaFayetto

Journal

Fort Wayne

Prisons, left

Icdiaoafiolui'aE.Miei)iigana^ityppn Friday night.,to inspect the Indiana States Prison J^ort^

FORT WATNK streets are slippery.— Two ladies fell and broke limb?, and a third spilled a kettle of water she was carrying, and was severely scalded. 'i fa .'lis. I1'! I I

Oautit

HOD.

says of the

D. D. Pratt: "To the pleasure which it gives us to record the election of a Northern man is added the satisfaction of knowing that the ohoioe of the Legislature has fallen upon one who Is abundantly qualified for the position* Large in stature, large In brain, great in nobility of character, and with a reputation untarnished by the bteath of calumny, we eeod our new Senator to Washington as a man eminently fitted to become the colleague of Morton. Let us rejoice that the bitter contest has terminated so happily. We of the,.North have triumphed, nud In our 'triumph the State has gained a Senator than whpq^ no man in the body to which he Is elected has a broader tellec# $ &

own

counsel for a year, and would have kept It indefinitely, if not, in a manner, foroed tb speak. /Ls I remarked before, theit nevsjr was a man who faithfully discharged the functions of his office tis liitle Ulktd about as Governor Baker, precisely on the eame principle that General ^Harrison and other men of distinguished ability, went through tho wa^i without parade or nonsense. Governor Baker, in short, is a quiet, reticent, industrious

an, of steady habits and firm principles. goes and comes to bis office regularly, and nearly always alone. N»t being an ambitious man, he is not surrounded with satellites, and, withal, domestic in hi* taste#, be b*S npne of the qualities whipb attract the common class of unprincipled, caroufing politicians that in? fests a capital.

Among men. Governor Baker is not demonstrative, and io society he is particularly taciturn but whtro a service Can be rendered or a favor granted, hs oan always be relied upon. Being industrious I might cay plodding, he accomplishes a vast deal of work, and stands fairer than most of our brilliant men.

In person he is of medium height and square built His bead is large, and tfiickly covered with auburn hair. His eyei area clear hsxai, either very dull or exceedingly bright, overhung by coarse, heavy eyebrows, and his beard and mustache are red. Qe is not a remarkable looking man in any respect but for an, expression of firmness. He doe* not resemble General Grant, but his .picture is so like the President eleet that It ^Mts quenily been mistaken for bis.

In manner he is shy and reserved but his voiee is smooth and elear, acd he apeaks promptly, and to the point whan need be.—Im. Cbr. C(*. Oommmki.

a^ERJtE'HAUTP

7iiS

of Saturtlay, says:

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W- VflHisoTOH, D. C., Jan. 23j 1A65 j" Oil rfTMr. St wart moved. U? tak# up his jowl resolution fr amendment of the .Coastituilon relate®«r*tHTrag«. .MK jom eroy said when it came up he '^rpujd dfSsr an amendment and make a tan 1

Mr Vabeb fh(lu^l*lclti«iter "w- ad-Tyi-w to the rej '9tl« «rder of business this morning h^ur.

The resolution'wdl taken op by a vote of 2S to 9. •. Mr. Ste wart moVeaf to mite if tlfe S^Scisl jordeir for Thursday next.

Mi». D'wton ^ave fiatio^ ke would offer an amendment requiring ratification of the :proposBd,:asnen^ment hy oonventions in 'tbree-fonrths of the States, instead of

by the Legislaturo. "r. Stewart's motion was adopted by 37 to X).

Mr. Cameron jnoved executive session, which was rejected, 26 to 2.7, On motion of Mr, Wilson the Senate then agreed to the.amehdment made, by the| House lo the joint resolution respectitfe

the provisional government of Virginia and Tex&<, and also to another «ra!endment extending provisions of thd resolution to the State of Mississippi. This resolution was passed as follows:

Jlisolvtd,

expresses a

hope that we have had the last of'the wrong uiage of making the Governorship of the State a mere stepping stone into the Senate. It is questionable whether, constitutionally, a Governor is eligible as a candidate for Senator, during his term of office but aside from this, it is patting down this high and important position to a very low level, to thus u^o it, and a fraud upon the people who elect them.— Let us have no more of it. Let would be Senators leave the gubernatorial raco to those who will attend to thobnsm«s the^ are chosen to do'' .?

That the persons Bow boidfag

cffices in the provisional governments Of Virginia and Texas, who cahnot take the oaih pi»iented by the aot to prescribe the oath of offiee, dka, approved July 33, 1866, shall be, on the passage of this resolution,' i-emoVed therefrom', and their places shall'^ai filled by the District Commanders, by the appointment of persons whcrcair take-roofer uath ProTided, the provisons of t^lsresohitifln shjiU not apt*'y to persons who, by reason of there.moval of their disabilities, shall have bebn q&aMedlor any oike^ia pafsuiince of the act requiring an oatta of office to be tabenby pMSbns&om #hom 'leg*l .disabilities shall have been remtntpd Provided. farmer,, thaVMwtHPoiution shall not take «ffee,t til) thirty days after its passage,.and that the provisions of this .resolution -are hereby extended to the State of Mississippi-

Mr^ Trtuabull, from the Judiciary CoM'BBfctefe reported an amendment to he^eitd protect1'all p«ndns in tb« United States in their civil rights, rand to furnish'thg means of their vfcdloation.

The raflroad Ml, as unfinished busin«ss of yesterday, oame up for consideration: ,Mr. Pomeroy moved to postpone it for the purpose of taking up the bill in relation to the Central bninoh-of the Union Pkefflb Sailkwd.'

Mr. Beodricks said b©4pt«nded tosubits in oppos^on to the air it should be under oun-

mit some remarks in fitie'bill when etteutiou. He had been At jflrst opposed to the bill bating to the Central branch of tha Union Pacific Railroad, whioh it was now proposed to take up, but further investigation- had satisfied-him that in view of pMtiegUlation Itought to pkss.

The Senate thea pcetponed,tbe air line bjll and took up the Central branch bill, by a.vote of3Syea#, 15nay£-

Mr. M6rrSl, lf t^^offeTOu a* amendment to the bill, whieh- was lpsfc.' Mr. Sherman oppoSM the bill. jMik Corbett .o\«ved"io add a proviso flia\ no mo^e $6¥ernmeut bonds shall be i«u^d to thV said company, but that the Govdrntaehi may' guarantee tho ihterest oh

said bonds for twanty years. I Thj^.bfll was debased ^mtl^fO "o'clock, VtheA'itjbd' delisas^d. rispre^Uatlve,. Mr. Hinds, #ss4Ulogissd, and at 4 o'clock the slnatt adjou^af.

Mr. Shanks lntroduoed a bill to secure to certain members of the Miami tribe of Ip^HM reikiafdg i^ Allen and HuDtlngtijn Qbuntiee, Indiana, the lahds to which t|er are enticed referred to Committee

oh Indian Affairs. After discussion as to the order of businteft,' Mr. Boflt.well callM up ^constitutional amehement and the bill' in re* gard to suffrage and opened tbe debate 3on it. This Was the last of the great easures of reoohstruotiou. If the right suffrage was secured to all citiiens of „e United States without respect to raoe or color, tbe republic would be established on a secure basis. It was impossible for this Congress or the RepublioSn party to etcape that issue. He knew It was uni^ual to present measures from a mere pjaity view, but tbe situation Was peculiar,. The- Democratio party from the opening of the, war had been identified vfith messurci? calculated to prevent the restoration of the Union bv and tbroueh tho influence, of the war. To the Republican party tha nation was indebted for its existence, and therefore it was responsible for the perpetuity and peace of thd nHtion which it bad saved. The Comnftittee on Reconstruction wore invitbd to an^4«amination and criticism i/f the phraseplogv and:crbj3cu ofilhe'proposed amendment and law... Mr. Boutwell then explained the p9vjdc|ns Of the augendrurtit, which has arrekdy been published, a^id argued at length In its favor, claiming tbe right of Congress to legislate on tie question of suffrage and prevent any action.on the part of thd'Stites. ridge Inquired whether the atesiposefssed pt) powers except sqch as were granted by the.Constitution. He, understood it exactly the other way, that tifl hi ted States Government had no powers except sueh Were granted by the States.

Mrr-Boutwell replied, that if the Con. sjitution says that a State shall bttre oerta!n powers even though (bare may be no negative in the proposition, the State qtnno* go beyond tiiat grant. He quoted Patrick Henry and Madison to sustain 3is jiivsb and ih%^ebate* tbe Constitiitill tie tarilfiiiBtatai, Jonhow that t|io opponents of tbe Constitution claimeti thnt the 4tb. section of tbe lst article gave Congress complete oentrol over tbe question of suffrage, the friends of the ^onstitullon never denytbg that it did. The conclusion of the whole matter was, that the power to make regulntions cr-n corning elections was vested to tbe States, and that the power of the General government over suffrage an$ represent tatlon w*s eompt^hensive, and was necessary to its existence. In other words, the power was In the Stales, subject to cjoniroUing ir^uent^es'and tbe power of fjie General Government. He also bared the pow®r-of Congress on that provision Of the Constitution by which tbe United it«tes is to guarantee to each State a reubllcan form of government

Me Bou(wetl's Itr^ttmeibt, Wh%h lasted two hours, was occasionally interrupted by queHiops^om nmaberf otJ.the other side of the Bouij,'* In conclusion he said, the Republican party mast not Hand

Jard

here

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but mast and will move forto ooBplate tte great work it has ljntKrtekeQ.,

Mr. Brooka eaid, in order to carry out ii principle advocated by tbe gentle^ ifcan from Massachusetts, be proposed to

cjfGsr an a(Ben4meQt tbf bill by strik ipgoatthe word ,oiti»n" wheoaver it dcSur?, end substitcAing for it the word *jpeiMCn," and otherwW' altering it so It will read, "no State will abridge or deny fte right of" any pgaan la th# United States to vote by reaioH his or her hioe'

Ii llHllOljjjijljjlgl

Mr. Brooks objected. Mr. Harding asked leave W4 offer a resolution oaliing on the Secretary of the Interior for information a«. to the discharge of clerks from the Pension Bureau and the retention of oUiet* who had be'yi in the rebel service. smi. ni-tv

Mr. Brooks objected. Mr. Dawes gave notice

intention

sooh to call up the Q«or^TS^SttiI^t4d«l8ttion ease. 1 Adjourned. ?*-•r

He adds, "Qn this ocoaslon I.was treated with perfect civility by tbe officers With whom I had intercourse, but was nluoh .annoyed by finding myself constantly in the line of fire of the balligoren tf ai»4wouldb«ve felt mp*rot«Dfona«' bie bad I been accompanied by. two of our double turretted monitors."

Tne go'tefrimetrt, hSaa dispatoheil fron) Rear Admiral Davis dated Corrientes', Noy. 20|:aanounoiog:his argi^al with tha Squadron under hisoomooabd. He would leave on Deoember on the Wasp, for1" Paraguay. !The Quinnebago and Pawnee wottld main at Corrientes till further orders.

Tbe Kansas would shortly follow tLa Wasp to Paraguay. A later dispatch from Rear Admiral Davis, dated Rosoris Delsantafe^ Deoetu-. 16, reports the arrival of the Wasp, apd that the Pawnee and Quinnebago^ Vore ordered to Buenos Ayres.

Another dispatch dated Montevideo, December 19, reports tte-arrival of the Vl^asp there on the day previous, when tbe Admiral's flag was-shifted to tbe Guerriere.

HOMINATIONE.

The President to-day sent to the Sen-* ate tbe name~«f Mattheir JV Pleasen, ohief clerk of'the Attorney 'General's office, to be Governor oTWyomif Territory: H. M. Stade, clerl^ in th^ uffioe of the Solicitor of the Treasury, to oe Secretary of Wyoming Territory Edward P. Johnson. Attorney Glneral of Wyoming Territory W. E Matthews, of Tennessee to oe Surveyor General L^muot Jeffres of Maryland, lo be receiver of pjublic monies S M. Patten, of .Tenner see, Register of the Land Office Henry O Hayner, Chief Juaiiee, and ttmith. P. "Joung, Marshal, all for tbe same Terr} tery.

A Cheyenne dispatch sayi one hundred and fifty soldiers and about as many dtiaens, well armed and provided with eighteen days ratidns, left yesterday in search of the Indians who sulo- st ck from Laporte a,few

FATALLY BCHNKD.

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Prom Washlnr^^^ WABHINSTOW, Jan

3 —Tb If aVy

pattopent is inreceipt of dispatches in da-, tail relative to the Surrender of Messrs. Bliss and Masterman by the Paraguayan authorities. On the third of December Rear Admiral Davis in his flagship^ anohored under the Paraguayan battery lit Augustura, and immediately oomipunlcaied with Lopes, whose headquarters were sit or seven'mlles in tk% interior! Lieutepant. Commander {LirkLaqd. the. bearer of the message^ returned with an aniwer that Lopex desire! to confer with the Admiral in pertdn, i»id for ^hat purpose would oome down.to theTivor bsirk. Lopea appeared at the lower battery and an interview of three hours* duration was hertd with the Admiral. All-the points in the matter were discussed. The man*, neri of Lopea were conciliator^ iourtepus and frank, while he continued, to de« Glare from time to time bis intention to aooede to the request for the delivery aboard the United States vessels of Bins and Mas tern} an. Some coi^ealxKidenoe ensued on the subsequent day,. aod, .ou the night of the 10th of December at' o'clock, Messrs. Blls) and MA«termaQ were brought to the flagship in" a rativd canoe. Tneir persons, ^having been d» livered to the United States, Gen. McMabon made preparations to Jahd on the subsequent day to

preaen| his credentials,,

but the battle of that day, prevented it.

headquarters. Admiral Davis reports thjtt the number of lron-clads In the Braailian fleet at present, in the waters of Paraguay, Is sixteen, including Single and double tiir retted md&ltbrs and oil casernated ves sela-mooatiafMrora one to eight guns.

An Qmaba telegram leayl Mrs. Capt. Howard was this evening f'^i^ily„burueii: the acoidental »i«Fe us 'Pg gasoline., I. uofn

From St. Loute. Li Ii

ST. Louie, Jan. 23.—Gonourrent- resolutions memorialising Congress to grant additional subsidies to the Kansas, Pacific acd Atlantic and Pacifio Railroad were passed in the House yesterday, with but one dissenting voice.

It Is said that nearly thirty members of the House bave expressedtbjeir willing itefs to tubmit tbe question of feuiate suffrage to the people of the State „,. 1 AFTXH IN0IA.R8

IrffT*?

JHJIBi'i

INDIANA. MONDAY $j£ t«6^*

eolor, sex, nativity or sige, wheft^ a^er' ST I 'years.",.. The amendment wss ordered to be Jtf^nted. i|tlan °f the slkve tr«te-1a' thw^-atjesmuh

MADRID,

Mr. Robinsen gav» notioe d- colonies 4* rpiemt bf sufietituting fort^hej^rd /•'£&- (nC^tbe «»ver«tiienifWVtitfdMSM? tMS m,'-' the words "iahabitaats having Qthei United States."

The amendment printed^, Mr. "Knott addressed lli3 House tnropp" position to the bill and proposed consti. tutional amendments The point his argnment wss' that 'the amendment dould not be made retractive,'and that no person ould b« disfraachised «^er.i| for participation in therebellion.

not get

tr«ioM rAOiricok B. .»

Th«" Union Pacifis Railroad reachui the Ij.OOOih mile post this evening. The govarnmeht commissioners art? now exatainibg tbe road.^

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BALTIMORE, Jan. 23—This morning before public recegikru.GfiS«,9r%nt-J:e* viewed the entire fire aepsTrmerit of ttiii qity^and several hundred of the police fbree.

WklleAhe review ws» takiag plaee as alarm of ftre was struck, and the engines wern soca at work on JgdoitioeatSquare, ftef Mte e^bibi tioa a large numoet of] Oitifees, including many ladiel, called oa the General at Barnum'a Hotel. Gov. Bowie, who

WSJ

a comrade of, the. Genv

eraVe in Oie MeXi^iTi ^as the number. '-:j

After the receptioaGett. Qrant tU eompanied to tha^dqpjt" b^.^^'^Sty Council, and left for WatUagl^Q/.". 8

Itw eWe^iLTf^-

CB1C130, 'Dtwjt' unr clitcago pedQstria^gt c?ciotflr this morning aeOoOkmikfewi tm aitherto unparalleled feat, in this coujatry, of walking 1,600 ntUtii lb

1,000

for a wager of

$1,00(1

Pi .frii .V

•»jgaciaia Hit i.HA3H

IMB

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Jan. 23.—TEe subject of abo*

dare all vesWsZemgaged'*in" thai pirates, is under consideration, and will iprobshljLpraml vmm^HHrmmnm uaaamm ilivero has been selected as President of the new Cortes.

Transports containing reinforcements fi|r Cuba are nearly ready to sail. They wil] in order to save time and expense be landed at Santiago instead of Havana.

Mr. Cullom obtained the floor, !but^h. yielded-for various motions. Mr. Van Wyck asked leave tp pflfe^ a resolution calling on the President for information as to why he: had pardiwjed John and William Mattingiey, oonvicted in Kentucky for whisky frauds and sen-J tencei JLo pay a fine of $32,000.

From New York.

Nxw

YOBZ,

Jan. 23.—A Rio Janeiro

letter of Deo 23d confirms the account of ^4e route of Lopea and his army at Villetta.

The Brazilian loss is placed at 2,000, but, it is understood that the Emperor adit to have been much heavier, ugjistura bad not yet been attacked, a division was marching against it. inist^r JtffMafton 'Ii repor^d tc^bav% to ted^rtatndiog with Edplti^ tbe steamer Wn8P, b%d /earned to Buenos Ayres.

"SAis^lJjG HitjW&sftjiiy. massaore at Poverty Bay, New Zealand, by the Moores, 39 whf^s and about SO friendly natives weri killed, and the prosperous settlement was entirely blotted ou& 'Sf' fll tttH tiT"

I TSLXaBAPH. ha Herald states Khat lilt ./ear It paid be Telegntpb Qomj^ny $4,600 more

to tbt(n

I STILL A MTSTSRT. th« warder s(i{l' r^W^s"3 mystery. ''Tom" has not jet appeared..

The rumance stortes sttribuVed to a Wjiterbury^ ^nn.J':rik^9it Ai'e nt)t benVed by th« proSilnent pOTrcli sfuthoVtSeii]

The argument in the habeas Corpus proceedings for the discharge of James Lotan was postponed yniteriay for three ^ks. ^jeVT^AOT, •patch says: that the lis, Fargo & Co., hvwtig_ating oom- I m^teefft&*4itfti^ef',8? witnfiSses^befat* thSm yesterday^ at^4g examined: was J. C. Casement of llie Union Psaifio ra^roadl

amm.

He tMtifipd that the Accumulation of m|il matter along" the' route loot.-place when the old contracit with'1 Well6, FaTg(f & Co., expired, "atid Wore the ne^-one wis made,

Mr. Sp^idft, the son oft the man tho wss the Lowest bidder f^r the contraot, testified tiiat himself and his JtStlhe^.of^ fered to carry the mail for seven hundred thousand dollars less thm Wells, Fargo

Spaides, corroborated Lis atatemen^rRifi COsaaxasMAjt. atoh aays Itai _. tood tbat Mens^ 'W91 issman from^ LoHisiana, is seat tn tbe House, vboxnfi isoif) 6i

A law case is reported wherein a decltlo a of Judge 'Bull was overruled.' iy thto ii to O as a tl at a gift of money, or other valuable' 41 iog to secure or wwarJ tbe bestowjqont o| offide 3(nveys a title, good 1»W f&o8BXB^.

A thief badly smashed a

rg|«ss

panel

P^otedtiog the Qdunter qf thje ^Ack flaBk. tliianeon, grabbed a packages of |4j'000, a^d rushed out, handing tbQ pa5kkgS t6a oe fade rate on .the steps, and esoaped. ^tlAe confederate and money were captiired- .. j.'_

from

{UTTAWA,

!f-C 1

Jan. 21.—Whelan, 'tha estis-

slfa of D"Afoy "lfcGee,"l»rt4vpd' becS thlt mfcrnlog ajtfi, Vfaj:-, esii»orle4. to Jail uader strong guard. mmm

•J51 ao

From Chicago?-

CHKAOO. Jan. 2*.—Shortly before 10 o'fclock last eVdrftag Thomas S^wartf a dasolute ^hlly, aged 23 years, sbvt and kiled Hen'ry Herbert, a sailor and butab-, aged' 28 years, in a huuao of 4U-faitaa

Jackson street fn. this eity. Tbe 'myrdsrer fled, nisjt pvertakeo aqd lodged ir\ the armory^ At the Corofier's- inquest to-day he alleged that be bpd quarrelled with JSarbert, ahd that He shot the Matter ii) self-defense but tbe witnexsea stated tlje. murder w?s tJnprb.tC^"!?^ Tbft,]ury biough't in a verdict of Willful murder against Stewart and charged his paramour, Eliea Riley, wiiti fiWhg acoessory thereto. Both aodorditfg'ly «ommit« —:—:i'1 .1 .i i. t'3 j' i''.» :u

From New York »#n vh«

1 M. N*W YOBK Jan. S4.—At meeting at tke C'H-n Exchange yaiterday resolution's

o^their enlargement anil an entire and radical (diaoga la their management,--atid that a Oommit'.ee of seven be appointed t| edwo^ta these views before th« Legislftu^l^tU 1 1'- -r. 1 VAA

Xf^XMSK*.

1 Tbe wiSe jCbartesLtfferts, eotton Broker, residirigln l3rooklynL eloped yestferdsy with a youth named Jared ET^mll' t"nif -of'3Xile»gM7-The lady took with her jewelry a*d uonry to the ouut of

$40 000.

£tch'el

*tt-

.vi.1 ii'

Prom Baltimore'.

SOBBKBY.

A party of thieves list evantcg made a aring but unsuccessful attempt on 4th reet to rob Mr. and Mrs. Lynch, who eep a jewelry store on Broadway, as

ey w$* proceeding homeward with a containing $50,000 worth of dla» mood?* and a JjQX oL.ial uabia emecaida Snd fa-niable lSces. "*_,~

One of ihe.thieves was secured by the police after a severe ttruggle. TXPLOsiojr.z *r,et I affkbiiia ftJ

The boiler in Conrad's Iron foundry, Belmont Avenue, Newark, exploded yesterday p. m, partially destroying the building, injuring the proprietor, Jao6b Conrad fatally, and scalding a ^oj^aamed Gea _Bbin4herdt severely. #3 ,, .Ervwtris wtiBnty'c^r

Repott tayv tbenn a deficiency of^iD,ooo Iq tie lilrU. S.tcollieiiott district ef NeirTersey. .»«*!»«

NATUSALti ATKri^,.

The

Herald

publishes the

full

li&«ima&m>t

4 treaty with^for^has^ikj^tteenithV

almost yfith that, ofEn gfor the same purpose. till: al .»«» soawwnqe"9S^ Juan b6und ^ry^rfiTyf^ii' pubfts&ed, defers the dfterminan'on of the line of boundary ta She President of the Swiss confederation.

All Oorrespondenoe, documents, maps, surveys £c ^relating to,the Eutjacl shall bo placed al F14, disposal within twelve mo# lbs after tie ratification of IW treaty.

The're^fee is to endeavor Ui decluce the precise 'liqe of bou r.dary Trom toe" worlds of tbe treaty of 1846, but if uflablo to do so., is at liberjy ^to determine upon sonio'llbe

vhich!

The piinifters and ,pubUo agefkls,. o£Htoer country at Berne, are to. conduct1 ^ifeirespective cases before the referee, who eball'be.requested to,, deliver bis awarl in writing as early as: convenient afier tjbe whole case has bean laid batoie hini,^is decision to ba flnal ancL conclusive ahd 'earried into immadialfl, eJ^eot.

Commissioners are {to. be appointed to mafK the. boundary. 9»XttH WKBT

»w*

Mt :JJ* .-«" afte it eifc

J£ wffi- HU

KtHIU

cm: lo snoiiaes

XSDZA

fcai

-ih slii

|J edj ,jFroa JjOtftt'fltL'i,

From Louiatrillav sv^ a

for the Tennessee river,,in attempting to pais over the falls, struck.one p£|be abutmfeiit^oj't^e"bf.fdge ardI'sunlr..

M®5' -l Jto v:

ISti-lTDfi.

Secretary Seward has submitted tp tbe Sedate th6 oo^respondenve in the negotiations for the purchase, by the United StaJtes, of tfce Danish West-India I*fand-. Mrj Seward shows tbat he made the jaiiion to purchase these Islands wltfa tbe approval and authority of President Lincoln. The first sum named by the Danish Minister as an equivalent for the Island*

WHS

sequently his government receded asid^rabiy in thefr demands and agreed to reofeiva. the amount stipulated in the

-vM.'.q n.« W.I

-jtaqxy iirf tt: 33! Alabama. MOHTCOMKBT,

ALA-, Jan. 23.—In the

decent Pseoi dispattih from tbfs oily -it was Mated on tbe authority of the Columbiana Sluide, that Circuit Judge Pelbam bad decided that tha Alabama Legislature •#&S beta legal body and that: Wm. A. Smith was' not a legal Governor.- Tbe dispateb correctly represented toe statemept referred to, .but the facta in-the oasfe areTlhise:

A vaaaaoy in the office of Probate JudgB of 8hBlby county was reported by the Governor, who was required by the coQsUtutlonto issue a oomiuiuioa to fill

Afterwards tbe qcoiUon whether them, vnis realty a a determining this ehestibn,

Judgo pnlhamdeoided thaLif the vaoasby hot octurred in the mannaT pnMSri» iefl by law, the'Sovarnr'a ooaomllsion ^tignatlng another mati tor tb^ offioe wss Sjfuii and void. The decision in no way delates ta the validity of either tbe Lt%isladurtor the Governor's office. fj»! ei OJ ,,

.$be

S8«ly"raised.

Mil )A&3MmtO

nnO-

b»*

$uoh persons shall not thereafter claimed IB asbjectaiby ei tliW g£ter»ment on adMSQftOf U»igfo«fa«nata»raiAlafckn Tbepe prinjS^dSs jto* oot to^be«nrt?edin»* |Oj effiwt.'bjr GbeatcBriuUlAttn«iKahak 4iie n^cesswy fubf isi6»'is.ipadabyIPhr iiameBt Jbi refj^n ^f j«xis£iigi 'fiSr treaty with Belgium has been senu£ to ftwatb fonnatifiaatfibfa.bll IU(Te«u

bad

To^i^ some fi& dr O.^'pas^egwj ^,' about horses, and a gocd ,freigbt. pokjb ,sunk to about ae'veq^fe^t'df wa ieK' an^dn^equeqtly tbe |iruiUpol paiV '6ftWif.^r^gfeV"rs'a tolal loSs^ l|^e" woek were out looae^ Vhjp mi»jority'sw.am.ashore. "...

The pissengerahftd' pearly, a^l retired, add.w^en:.ua annouacement.of sinking. wMl^^D^ide .tba greatest consternation pro-v Vailedr*

jPorVunately the steamer Tatascan oamedown and-iounding to toofe off all the assecgar^ aqd parried them to -Portland, ••hat portion .ox the.. cargo was., lost Is. "fv(lly Insured In looal ofibes.. {The bpat waf valued at-ll^'OOO and is Iijsuredln'local offices. She lies perfectly straight,"new the Indiana shore, and

9W ,te SAILWAY MATTXBS.

I'ttq

JayGkiUld, of the N. Y. & Erie, and |irty of1 railroad managers arrived In tliislii^-ihfe Evening, to look into fallwhy mattors. They loft Seymour, Irfd., the junction ofctha-fe A-MrandJ^fferson-vllle & .Indianapolis ralfroaJs at .5 p. m, ati^'arrive at JeffersonviHe at B:58 fni The distance between SaymOur nnd J^ffersonxille 00 miles. atixi t£-q-. or 'j—!' —rr—rr~Tr*

Fire. •.

OXTROIT,Jan. 24.—The Olympio.Thqater was destroyed by fire, last night. Loss $10,000 insured $b,600.

CINCINNATI MAEKHT By TelRgTaph.l

CIMOIWWATI

Jan.

43.

FCOXJB—Uacbang*i and qolet In .tjerjn* sa«ct. ., "GQAIW—'Unchanged.

WfllSKT—)U £*ir da«and at 6fc, tbough son* sS1** mod* at 97®97J{. LAiBD—Firm at 19?. stlj held «t SO^y

MONET—Quiet at b.tflU per «*nt. GOLD—At baying.

text

tha ftatoraliaation Ueaty between -tha^r

shall be treated as such In all respects fend for all purposes. They shall, bow^ ever, beet liberty to rft*ounce their aat taraliaation end reeucae their re«pectire nationaiitiee withia tfn ye*" after tbi« protocol carried Into manner ot renanc(ejtlon to ba heiaaXts ^reed upon by said governments, am

a HEW YOKK MABEXT tij Telejrfaph.l Sbw YORK, Jan. 23. iTLOCB—lP®18s bittsr fBr low irr»d»« with Bodaratt up rt aad home trads drmaod and (bma Ip'talattrat TOlry, lalfi of 1280) bbli. at 9fi 7#aB SI for snperfiD* ateaod we«tero, 90 A?

.80

Tha-parties sailed in

a City of Antwerp. -. Mi'. «-i*. ».!»». ATTIICTTBD

(or extra state, 8 7B97

for extr.

tkrn, 7 7J®9 for white w» e*t extra, 8 76:3 Sine for B.H. O., 7 6'®8 £0 for extra St. LOMII, 00 for good to choiee do., closfnja etaay. CalJ'nrn)* flonr onmiaal

WHISKY—Nominal at 51 41 for fr'O. WUBAT—V ry fltmforsp

lug

»tth moderate

export demiBdi vtln'ar dull and d'Ooplnr at

ii'S

03 for No. »eplnic in afire and deliver uijas 10 Ear whits California. «0BN Fe-rceiy active but without daoMad eha'igw fa prf* -s at 939)96 f-^r now mlied weeetern 07098 tor weitsra yeUow, 9«i(97 for »b)«e ewtb' 0r ,t tii for

is xed western dellreied.

WOOL—tlfffi at47U®t574 for dom»» lo flsace CTJT MR l«—Tlrmer at 13^14 for shba dara, end JSM17 for hams.

DUES" L' fiQOs—Unett'led at IS® 13for wes lartf and liH® 5 for city.

LiRO—Klrm mod rata re{a«it at lVQtO for *tea» aad SMU4 for kett readerfd. MONIT—K««J at 6^7 on a.li ana 709 for prime bu»l"es«.

HOLD—Firmer, openedatSS anddoied at 36ji 0 —'Z A

SPECIAL NOTICES. XhU ..

,,...._

BaV^ loni'masaad '.befr Tkml-in'inSt Olaarasea Sale. .elr itcak la ez^allant fjr tba saaeon, aad goods will be offered Tery abaap. Che»p enoagbto lu»a:e tfftidj olearavre, at all artnta

TAKK TH1 J3IKT.

if* .•

atno

iow ro PATENTS^ "Kt opinion,

oharge. Send sketch and de-

aljitln Tor appllcat a* a«il mridlal, aot orar onstodtln »ta», anl flV flrat OoT»rnSsant and 8tamp, Me*. ,'«paafll«ttfoiia, djrawlafs oa'«*at% Mrictfbsnttpreiwrad njeMadetataiaiireseeiited, Al^o. tat«rfffr»n-fl|, «t?tulja «f Batons an^. •NJ'TL', fataaM tel(-a ogt le la.Einropme' ooantrlss. I'laitratai paaphleta, 1W pa^aa i*frea'

MVSN

So. 97 fark Kow, X. T.

rs^h^^rJoVn*.-^

Yss Enpbaka H—FVsab

Ghiehftos./JarlR^e. Turkey#* Wild4i)Hck^ Quelle, ^ifj&^Chiokeo*, Ribbffl, SduTri'eW T^e^ Ssge, ~Navy Beatifc •srad Craiib4rrtes by 'tne bMrdor bprttfe small. Peoaae Batter.

WbfgMwletlfyo EggSi Pri^i.

Fibh#, C46hai^ arfd':PoftkU«a, b*feund:aiJUX ALAUBBS^ daiaa an^Pjiiltrjf Da^^.^o^ S^ofh- Fourth

stn

will in his opinion fu

nish 9B «quitable solution of the difficulty, and'bja the.nearest approximation that can: he^made to an accurate conatruQUon thereof. ...'

jtJSI aj mass km l«t«ai dJi at Paris and New York Fa«ii!oBfr! iSdl eisd sea'thaai^ W. K:'jw. ,i -Taiir afga 1

AXRS. SXi JOHN'H

Ali Ney Tork,'t/ln6tnnatI »Bd^hnadeJplla paperw aad M*sa«n«» an hand regtrtar and aa toon il^uadki"if SpMlUvittestln paid? to g«Btbg ~feeak Kuifbara.

Jonltlal Paper aad JBqvelopea alvafs -on kaaud or'atamped to order." School Papac, a good artjole txrf cheap. aM 0U8. A. Z.BNdJJ.

J, W. LA^E,

$26,000 000, hat sub

aditr«rt«d'\o Bo« 59

"'MT'Ctfcra Qairte, wllt jravaiva yropapii augl7ltf

-3R1'" '"If 5":U

OAL UF ALL BLLNDS^ o? s« oi *k--er ub at redoaed prlcas, and deUvarad on

ot .Q'darh Jfi-aar, parfcof theolty. lert'suppHfa k- io» riftts. W» will ^lstdadvas Wild by tbe

iaSdtf

TBMOYAL. HI

liaira nfOred' my ottfoe torSta:B Mtr 't'fiadd«rit,li: 1, wbero I woaM be pleated to tee my old"

Whter faMittUtfW, and Um» as- qolok aa and cobpettdK liaeS. Oraln'in-baltkskiapW* to Bew •island wlthoat change of earn. •J JAMKsn. T&UMte, A«W

tirre Ilauto, Ind. Moou.% DiiAWtaos

IHTD

LIOBT MAOHIN*E¥"

KSATLT

axroiriw.

uV Lefcucber'a Bre»oh""-Tj i^nrig .-hot Qan aleo 'TttttaadV Breach aofc fttulwis Loader(•ade SoorT dtjr fioto new or eld material .. •ficBoral Repairing rompily Attended 'to.

THE

WISE MEN of the LAND Tbe OiTlne» tltePliyaloiaOt tbe JndgQ. VSM DAILY awtf HOME* AKD lLEOOMM«Wr

To alt Invalids" and Sbflerers

,. rto* .,

,d aA~(:

Boeumatlo A(r«®tt«as *o S JT NATTJBff3 OWN .*

eiREAT AKD GOOD REMEDY, TABBA^rs Iffeftescent Seltzer Aperient,

As tha

Boat and Hest BsUlaUe MediKas for tbe ab^ve elate of offered to poo^'^^for tb &V riirsint bi^tt- brd&ftrsahd Asters, tta nsn-nta and fraud par*n«», *iil all Bnd this pvasant raiaady wall adapUKl ar thSIf llB«rew oi'iuplaiate. ii.

JLIBOTAOTDBSD 0*FCT W S'3 V-LK

TASKANT & CO.i

B78 Ghraenwlch 8U, N ewY ork. +T tor dale ay ail Uruggleta.^* «n!8—dSttieod.

QARSLAea MAJSDFACTO.ir

iwffmr TttSkis & co* fio.-bar Sd W Wahmt rtnjei#, Terra U*a»e, lad., kaep oonrtantlj on hand,. aad aistlMtsn to orilvr, all tba Ute styles of cAJttRiAOH&s

ncuaiics

We nee none bat the Qnest inatarial In the oautrnotlouuf onr work, and warrant it enperlor MV«?olO*4d hi thta saattwt. BspaoULatrantioti 5,»on lo ReP*|BSN9. (lalOdif

PBRCENT. REDUCTION.

Notice ta Rarsbants, Bmstiara* Bro ji«rs, PubiUhm, Mattoiien, Print* er«, Companies. Lawyers, Arch I tect*, Schools, Clergymea.

Clrcnlare, Print s-Cn'reqt Lattare, Quotation*, Cata'oga a, Ma«ld^ai' aty fto»xaite, or Drawlogo may ba ^btailed *1 Wie fallowing t-Xiraord ry cheap piIcee: OO ooulas, fac-itiall-a, «f any broiniant or drawing, nt,, $2,1*01- 500 ooplee, $4,00 -r- l,W

aoplae' $a,00t and IW.LOO aoptae

MO... Of SO #'r onBt- up the abo»e (»rioea m-f be »a*i dttt »»lag MadUCk Patrar Aoro«»*ra kc Tanrrma fai's." for OIBeas, PobtUb. r», M« tionere, Printers, Schjol*. Oossp^atea, Aa. rn*»i I&L AFoqeft^y can strika*.ff lUOtopieS, latter ati ", per iloa-/"or any 4c^men•, dra lag, moeV Vtti tfcfl greatest facility- MauHo*« btatea Jti (bis are aoli *t modarata prleat Ctab» lio t*panniai»»aeach.8ataida|. *. -All kinds Qf Llthograokla ar». dtna f»a eara. at fhaloW^tfafs TU A0B lCK'8 P-tent Amographle and Lithograph* IJ fxlnvlag. Wrttinc aodr Sa^r^tag

KTAltfkffRTFIISTTf ISfl j.svS «•..»

n* iirfj

.it*, man

Dirr

IOH

bos

DRESS MAKING BSTABIIBEXE9T, t»l

11 So, 155 X*1B Street,

(Ter S. B. Wdpn-waonmbr. »w«n a*B8?H Uag

NEW&! AND STATI0N8BT B00MSI Sixtl» (Stsreeti ,,J0 dppodt* Scm But Gfrot Snildinf,

nvo ,s

P-ompt atfenWon'will be j)T»"n?toa|f proiu* a'cina d»n», In ti «4lfy and eonntif. inaa a^id.tlaeiaaiiioa aa tba'ooroar of aaeofld and Walant'ftraais. I3dl«

jlVBEY BHOKEE& STAPLES rhe anderaipiad, si his- trfvery Stable, on Third ttreat, «Pioalt- tka BnatlK Hooaa, is now Reputed with goad stuck,and Oatriaaew, to ,ao:otnmoaat6 tba pttttla/ KOoT BUNXEfi.

Any person wishing to deposit Barssa,. Bast I [ira, Harness, or Ih(-r livery articlM AtE^iUMer'l adranoeJ oa tha »aafi.*^* dec9di( ., -BUKISB A OOUMXB.rr

COAL.

QtJLLIVA"N COUNTY COAL .. s-!,T.T,l "-iiBelng uo* prejar«d,£o Ail allorda

»Uord»rs tor Baltimed 10 tut equal

a.o w. ... parjXMM' «!II d«\i»W=to nay par* of tb# ofly, Iff your •ordfcr at office of IS. B. y»nt A Co., O. I. Bljor

Oonntr poal, whlflb is alalmad iS Brtrra,'fbr all doartettO ptirpo.

J.A,RYYJT's L.»A

Store, with

WAOXD 1 HATE

arrsngvinentb to-fill all ordon, antl flirt att intoraiatJuam rmardto the ba*ln»»». W. A. SIOpaAM.

IYER GOAL.

ofe Kid

JOAN MoFilVLAwi\ no# »e!lftffe %i°iait lole of BlTer Coal, aaraenad tba Vldait aarfentnttie.lnrTlgo ootwrtj.M low aflgure as lufetlor artiste 'oa be pprehaeod." Tboee wish tola* la *«ip9ly eboald look -So the'r lateri, and bay tho beat when it la aa cheap aa a podr artfcla., ,,

JjM at tw Poet Offlde Lflbby, at tVe gotlonntj' MtUtte

,«i ,S3t MU8ICAL.

jairsd -is^JS

A)so,Oeal

cord or katt ..»-n Unol Agent,,

No 86 Sonttt rbirtlltnrat, ,n'' Btrattn Tloaia

a». i..i

X.tab.lab-

TJTAa fe

.arr

C. WITtIG & CO.,

§TEOK'S, .. KKABE'S, CHICKEEIN(?8. -eh .iM }«i

lERRS HATJTB NOYlLTY (iftK8, B*

I SAXI iabaji^i ii

&CO.

,!l

r«

2rli,W

4e^£

oooor,

««oliisvi

iuit isifjq sac Sio j.'

.vi'80!frto~« «noa sl' Iliw atkt rsKjfOO waol

wm Clearance Sale

jtf-lsiiW s'o63 wetfeaA ^ng*j*3

Street,

"s,]i¥o main

tV,

7a»:

bh* oj at,' tW oi 03054

otter our entire Winter Stock

Vaama^fT

COSTr^t*

Ladies Woolen Hoods at 10, 25, 60,

•f

t,.

75,

iuc

&nd 90c'

Nublea, at 45, 50, 60, 75, and SOc

do do

doet 4 do. JBreafcfkst Shawls, rH.3, 1,5a, 1,60, 1,75, 2,00 Children# Wjoolea Ooats, at 60c,'75c, $1,00, 1,25, 1,50 Gent's Woolefi^darfs,

U«y at .10, 15, 25, 50, 75, $1,00 So do Shirts and Drawers, at 50, 60, 75, and $1,00 fie ij- do Jackate, at $1,65j I lit UJ\

AtL OUR LADIES PUBS ^AV~'ftXACTLYCOST!

!.*

AU OUB BLA2TKETJS At Eocactly Cost .4jiool-viae7s ,f. »i cl." '... Buck Mltts, Gloves & Gauntlets, at $l,7& end

$2,00

per Fair,

,JOJ8 BEST QUALITY!

i'jed sao

Oar Entife Winter Stock

Mast ba Cleared within

THE NEXT 60 DAYS

al'.-oasJ[

["o make room

aid

For SPRIN Ci .PURCHASES Aad

Invite all to

RIV® US

cafl

t!. wrmii 110 UA1« ST, DBUINQ

HIID

ezamloe iSfe BAROA'tKS we have te -??*w8 I:,

'u:.'.

A €0^ BLOOK

aaifctaaa

J«L aitt

like Celebrated Patent Cycloids afid atliar jr«tl£odw^nd ralfabU Makers..,. ^APIUJRII HKliDHAH'S

U^arlov and Uflurch Organ*. and Mehttfeonv, pffpfjp1 IITJSIC j"31

INSTRUCTION BOOKS, An

ratla»y

iBBiall HIiuBieal Instrnments, .. 7 Wa -oiMbt^-

Merchandise.

oL'If BW'^tai «i ?i c, -Jitfia adi jnlliawe b?»a M*JMdkNQ9 tiOJ& BENT. Also, old IaatarnatMitatakali io eaehapga»r part pay o» ne^ ooea. Pidnos^ Melodeons, and all itltidii of smaller Mnalcal lustraau» jajaired-by.

COMPETENT WORKMEN. Send Orders to KI8SN£R'a ",5£

PAL AGE OF MUSIC,

Noi 4S, Olaio

'•-Sr.

Street,

(Oppeslta^thiOld Ooart Bonia^ a 1 I

.900,085

'.-gtK: i. SAINT

fJlBEB

A RCHITECT & BDELDBB. A. VR¥JLAGH. sioiU* •tery d^ertytloB if fornib UOT'Drm BnuniB0 f'9

B|W?

LOtriB

A N O

WAHFACTIHIVO COMPAQ. |Tha Planoa of this Company are ossantlalfy Pianos for Western Petyle.

They not only maJe at hotne, but »r» «reH made. They bare takao Four First. Premiums, *t Weetaro Talis. Tbay poaavaa uuriva i:»" -x•ellonce -f toue and fldlsh, aad a»atpKr .»*II in iU ceapaeU with t!« lest IcatraoaiiM oi Ka»ioro Vtan^ifactnre. Pricn» fary from $430 to aooo«cik« to artta* mp riaaa*^ a«*K»ery Plan 1» warmuted for iflff Tr»5r#.*'«lt

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