Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 June 1869 — Page 2

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Speaqob, the defendant ia .the J?c*at Dupage county suit, wishes a

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The Oinclncnati Chronicle accuses a delegate to tbe reof»^t Woman's Bights Convention, at Indianapolis, of 'having made a bold and barefaced attempt to appropriate the philosophyif tM 'tfminortal J. N." Speaking of a contest between a delegate from ^Cincinnati and a male advocate of woman's rights, Miss Wat said she "thought thatj&qth. -were fight, as seen/rom tliBir ovC^stiaBd^olitfrplnd wrong as seen from those of their oppo* nents." So K.V has found a Wat that agrees with him at last. But will lie forgive this larceny of his pet theory ?y

The same* paper thinks ttfose simpleminded men who obtruded their inharmonious views upon the Conventicp would have been served right- had they baen incontinently snubbed. Their draft uppon the gallantry of the superior sek was duly honored, however, and the ia trudejs was endured with patient courtesy. Woman's compassion is unbounded.

Jarqo, who failed to sufficsently- impress the Convention with the immeasurable importance of his "new party" movement,revenged his wrongs by an attempt to poke fun at Miss Amanda Wax. He says it atruckhim "as not ei" actly a 'fltten' thing' for Miss Wat who for the last forty-odd summers his had her own undisputed way, to assume tbe initiative in a movement for womas'a 'rights/ Had she married some good fellow when she arrived at womanhood, who knows but she might have j^d them—secerai of them by this time.

Personal and Political.

The Paris Pays says John C. Breckin ridge will yet be President of the United States. .1 J*!'-.

Persons desiring to go to Boston to tlje Peace Jubilee should get quarters in advance. One hundred thousand strangep are expected during its sessions

Hojr. Mb. Wadswobth, of Kentucky, formerly a Representative in Congress from that State, gives it aS his opinion that Kentucky will be revolutionized when the Fifteenth Amendment rati ft-

It is now feared by his enemies that the irrepressible Donnelly will turn op in Minnesota as tbe candidate of tfie temperance men of that State. Like Bah quo ghost, though gashed with so maay "trenchant wounds," he will not "down,"

itedly conducted in Virginia, and will grow more excited until the decisive day, the 6th of July. There is no doubt bf the adoption of the new Coustitutio^, with the exception of the disfranchising and test oath clauses.

It is not easy to ascertain tbe exsjct tenor of Mr, Motley's instructions: Triie, their "precise character" has been stated by a dozen "high authorities." but, unfortunately, there is liitle harmony in th^se statements. We think, howeter, that i?e are not far wrong in stating that he is instructed to conclude the negotiations'of tho consular -and naturalization treatif?, and, if a favorable opportunity affords itself, re-open the question of the Alabama cl&imiu^ Jlis first duty iareepeot jto the latter subjeot will be an attempt to transfer all future neg.otiatiana_to this side of the Atlantic. With this object :in view, he will suggest to the English-Gov-ernment that America having attemptied to negotiate tbe settlement by appeals to its Court, has made a significant advance towards the solution of the pending difficulties, which should properly be toet by a reciprocal attempt on the part of Great Britain. Pending this attemptt6shift$e scene of negotiations, hslrlbstnis^i jto sink the rufitter of dollars andnctiiju, which was constantly uppermost in mind of his predecessor, Reverdy Jo Bon, and persistently insist that them question involved is the alleged wrong fiicted on this Government by thft matioa issued by the Queen, granting belligerent rights to the rebels. At tbe ja«e lime he will explain that the rejedtilnjof the Johnson-Ularondon protocol by t|ie United States Senate was not occaiBior^d by objections to what the protocol contained, but rather to what it did iiotc«i-

jin^iyShwipCm terms fljjpettlemeit of iffiha jik)n|| claims #oyol*^ in J^e/diffefj ences between U3 if it also provided for a solution of the great and preponderating question regarding the right of tBritain to grant belligerent p^fvifeges to the South. In this dm in^ tarto assert tbu dluuitv of our Gov-

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deep, 328 feet Tti&trdti. tbe «*rf*ee, «nd 248 feat at the botton^u«cieat*op« tbe steanosLips from. Spu&A«pt<)Xt

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Marseilles into the In diarr Ocean.. It to be finished before the closerof *b* pres. ont year, and.it is supposed wW P""? stimulate the construction of 'ttftf W" ship-canai to passed sleattw«p»*»»w York and Ocean and on to China,

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Inn. Journal is^otitlg ^naoh of |ts giace to very intemperate" a^ indiscreet abuse of colored people wlttfcbjt ty tflpised to distinguish by the feOm^rehfenpe term, ""the nigger," We predict that within two ye%r« hota lh& dftt® that p«per will fcfe cringing qnd fawning bgfore these same black peoples and jjiWodaJy whining for- tfepif, votes. The ienfrjinchisement of the negro is Sure lo be" accomplished. The "colored vote" cefrhot fail to be an element in .our fature elections. The Journal's resisting aii inevitable event, denouncing'^, deridingithe negro, will only make it all the harder to get negro votes hereafter. In,-the.lan-guage of prophetic writer, •frd 'warn the Journal, and i^s ..politic^#^ wise in time,"~lo make unto themselves friends of darkeys, for tbe day is on the wing, and its flight is straight as a carrier pigeon's, which must see them fawning in Democratic fashion, where they are now planting the sharpest kind of spikes for their knees to reft when kneel* ing time comes.

Britain, ao'^'iNtSiA^diand for repar^ tion in the form of a retraction of the principle asserted in the Queen's belliger ent-rightsproclamatioo.

THERBytDa. Mabbie, who ..came to this country in the darkest period ofour lato war to assure the loyal of this coun try that all of the English people were not sympathisers with the rebellion, died on the 8th of May in Ireland, at the age of seventry-orie years. We remember him with gratitude.

Thk Cincinnati Enquirer sayB the OhiO Republican Convention, on the 23i, will nominate for Governor, Rutherford Hayes Lieutonact^Governor, John Lee Supreme. Judge, Luther Day, State Treasurer, Dr. Raby Attorney General Francis B. Pond Member of the Board of Public Works, Jobn B. Gregory.

Senator PoMKRoxadds to his other remarkable virtues great zeal against the secret order of Masons, which be "partio ularly denounced" the other day in Chi cago, at a ''Convention of Christians op posed to eecret societies." If the world is not speedily reformed in a great many ways it will not be for the want of efFort on the part of this spotless patriot.

Little progress is being made by the sub committee appointed by the Committee on Elections of the House of Represent tatives to Louisiana election fraud-. The delay is occasioned by ihe absence of the Democratic member of the committee Mr. Keir^of.Indiana,

Some of the Democratic journals which U3ed_ to ba the loudest in their outcries for popular sovereignty, are now disturbed because the legal voters of the national capital have seen fit to elect as City Councilman a head-waiter at one of the hotels, and a barber nt another, while one qf j^^ldexmen-alect ^was. foimeriy bo6i-TTac¥l The people have a right to Mlect for these offices any eligible person whom they may prefer, and are the sole judges ou that point. We have no doubt the fibred Alderman referred to will serve as faithfully and as intelligently as Andrew Johnson did while holding similar office.

The Hon. Alex. H. Stephens, late Vice President of the rebel confederacy after long and profound cogitation, has dis^ovgred that secession was right, and that nothing earthly can save this coun try from speedy centralization and des potism except ihe restoration of the De mocracy to power. If tlils be really s*^ the Oacfe i» hopeless. But perhaps Mr. Stephens will kindly consent to assume Presidential fanctionsp as a matter of great favor to the country, in wjiich case Gen. Grant willy~«f course, be only too happy to abd'catejn his favor. We trust be will sacrifice himself to save the country, and thus earn' our eternal gratitude.

The usual way of "fixing-' the Upper House of the British Parliaments to is. sue patents' of nobility to a sufficient number of the friends of the ministerial policy to carry the majority. This course has several times'been resorted to, and thus, while tbe lords are not self-sustain-ing in consequence of their luxury of life, their ranks are kept full. It is said that but three TJescondants of the lerds on688 are now to be found in the aristocratic branch of tbe Legislature. If they had stopped the issue of new patents of nobility, the whole class would have become extinct before this time. Threats are now freely indulged of upsetting the House of L.Qtrd8 entirely, should the noble gaatlemen persist in its contest with^he Oommons on the Irish Church question. ^.Let it work. .,ji

'The Chicago Republican reports, as on his way to the Far West, tbe Hob. Ben Wftde, recently appointed CoBmiiioner .ofgtiukCaieo-Pacific railroad on the part of the Gvprninent, and-now about to ^spend several wieks in a thorough survey of tb^.liqev-He ,is one ,cf the earliest and staunchest 'friends of Vhe enterprise, as a great national undertaking, and bis clear head and sound integrity to public interests will stand the country in good stead at this time, and «a (his mission, which

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tract from thaJate-prospects of continued peace between tbe two countries, and simultaneously demand a more comprehensive consideration of the case that has hitherto been accorded or, for that mat* ter xeqnested. Failing in his efforts to obtfrin a transfer of future attempts at a settlement to Washington, Mr. Motley will receive ^dditionaf instructions." The character of "diese additional Instructions has not yet been determined, but the pol icy of the Administration is so far matured on the subject that we have no hesitation in predicting a to!d declaration of the wrongs suffered by us, which ensued through a" prolongation of the rebellion consequent uj^on Vhe course of Great

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war," he being detained from attendance upon tbe sessions of the committee by sickness in his family.

Another mehbxr of the Georgiaieg' islature has been murdered—this time Democrat. A negro man in the employ of the deceased has been arrested for the crime. We may reasonably expect prompt trial, and punishment of the offender in this case, without any defama tion of his victim. The deed is none the less criminal because the murderers Of three Republican members have gone ur|punished, yet^rgtaliation( was to have bee expected- JI n"l3 il

Hon. Caleb Cttshinq, for many years a Representative in Congress from Mas sachusetts, and Attorney General under President Pierce, and bow regarded i}s one of the most impartial thinkers ih America, has taken strong ground in favor of Senator Sumner's, speech on th(e Alabama claims./ Gen. Gushing has been one of tbe ablest leaders of the old DemoC' racy. It Is also Btafed tliat Hon. .R. J, Walker, another Democratic leader, }s re pa in a pa in up or tbe same side.

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has for its purpose _tlfe seeing^%hat Ifc is made and kept oflpational yjlue. don't believe that a& amitmt-qf juufeg or junketing, were the Union Paoifio railread managers disposed to indulge, there* in, would, in this instance, defeat the sagacity or the hone|ty, .-ot tlie -Coming sioner for, the old and worn pun ia in

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AMUSiNU DOIIULB WKBDIS«.

Bridegro^jto^

Wfr0«o*gl»aor

An extraordinary exemplification of mple £ckleness occurred in our ubighborftig cminty 'of Jdnes oti Saturday last. A couple, the gentleman being named Lepper, and tlie.lady Caroline Stuttsman, had loved each other long and well, and were engaged to be married on that da^ at the toiionaSle bourtf ll. M, Lepper had procured his license, invited bis friends and engaged the officer. But, alas I "there's many a slip 'twixt the cup and the lip," especially when "a lass", is in Srtijr)day?MftPi Qttdlins went irom her country home to Anomosa to complete her wedding outfit Mr. Lepper weatihere to meet .her but,/not flftdtrig h^r ^bere hi bad anticipated, after considerable inquiry he learned beyond a doubt.that- ^^^^takM the train for1 Montisettd.' 'WWrtid this fflean? •With breaking heart, and reason totter inc on its throne, the victim ot this, cruel treachery wait^II^'#i^iaittw^ie-^or the &fi6rD00A Va

His consolation was

odd as it may Beem—his affianced's sister Betsey. She assured him that Caroline would be bdck and marry him she didn't, Sooner than to see him left to droop in bachelor loneliness any longer, she would marry him herself I The afternoon train arrived—and so did Caroline. O, tbtejby of hope rekindled O, the bUss of consummated love I lSow they would be united in holy bonds, never more to part till death Not much. For when he stepped aboard the afternoon train, on which aa he wildly hoped, his Caroline cftjaftjjjucLpreientftd,, himself to,escort her off,*^e^ot herj»a4k

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head up, and turned her nose up, and re? fused to beescorted off- Hay, more she declared that her railroad ride was not ended yet, and she was going—where she pl«n««rj- While the conversation was goiff^ tta: the trttln started, with Mr. Lepper and th9 wouldn't-be Mrs. Lepper on botffdE OJir. L. rode as far as Viola, where heeot off, while the recusant bride went on-as far as Springville. Returning to Anamosa, Lepper looked up Miss BeUey Stuttsman, informed her that as his ar* rangements with Miss Carrie had misoairied he would! wcapt het offer he

hatched in recalled the maBryhig man, and they were unitecLin, ^acred .wedlock before midtiigbt, -Withoutfollowing iheir fortunes fur ther, let. (is

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Carrie Stuttsman. Proceeding to Spring ville, she brought up with a young man wlbose name and lot she on sober second thought preferred, rather than become ft Lepper. Rumor hath it that he offered hsffWrasllB* to "break" With Lepper, and marry him. That is what we call getting a wife cheap even if the woman herself should turn out utterly worthless, her wedding clothes must be wortn'more than that. If he is satisfied, both brides certainly ought to be and Lepper hsis made the best 'bargain of all—for while Miss Carrie had no childrenj Miss Betsey had two. This, however, may be owing more to luck than shrewdness on Lepper's part, for it is rot certain whether be knew it, when he married her. ip

Wants.

Many people are in perpetnal fear that they will coaaa to w*at hut when is there a time in any one's life that be don't want something Some want one thiiiig*- and some ahother. Tim baby wants to stick his thumb in its^Jre, kick ovfer the teapot, and wants his three meals a day. The little boy wants a top, a rocking horse, and at licking a regular intervals. The little girl wants a doll, and wants,to .play outdopra with the boys. little oldfer, the girl wa&ts'a befcu, and the boy a bow-an-arrer. The young lady wants a piano ahd a Grecian bend, invita tion to the opera, and the exclusive use of tbe front parlor Sunday nights. Tbe young man wants a fast horse, a diamond pin, credit at the tailor's a moustache gin coctails, and no words from the "ok man." Mature matron wants a select cirole of society, carriage with a liveried driver, tbe best pew in church, presidency of some fashionable benevolent society, wealthy matches for her daughters, and do foolishness. Masculine matuity wants safe investments, credit at the bank, few friends, plain clothes, daily papers, and oleven o'clock "tod," a prompt dinner, slippers and a "night cap.' Old age wants to keep up a pretense of being young sometimes, but generally only wants a quiet plaoe to die in-

There are millions of wants on this earth,, without considering whether or not the other planets are inhabited. vast multitude want "situations," while another horde, finding themselves in a ''bad situation," want to get out of it One womatr wanfs anew bonnet, anoth er wants a.divorce. Grant wants "peace," and Mre. Dr. Walker wants a Governments office-,--Thousands want lodging at night, and other thousands wane a drink in the morning Thirsty loafer knocks at a saloon door at 5 a. he wants to get ia Captured covey in jail he wants to out. ..Some want glory, and enlist at #13 a month to gqt & some want hair on the be«d some want a leg or an eye thousands want to get married, a few want to die, many want ft club, iind all want mpaej.-arCin Timt*.

REVOLT AT THE JiOKlHICBN PRISON I

"Iloasicr Bill'-' XortaUy Wounded

From the Id&*Dspoils Sentinel, 11th.] —A' desperate' plot' to orerpower the guards and effect a general delivery, was frustrated at the "Northern State Prison on Tuesday. It appears that the well known desperado, "Hoosier Bill," who is serving out a term of fourteen years for -attempting-to assassinate Isaac Davis, was at tbe head of the conspiracy, and conceived the desperate plot, which has probably cost him his life. He had succeeded in drawing the greater portion of the convicts into the scheme, which was for them to revolt in the dining-room at noon, overpower tbe guards, seise the truck cars,* batter down the wall, and make their escape in a body, each man 1 oking out for himself in directing his flight."

Shortly after the oonvicts had seated themselves at the dinner table, on Tuesday, Hoosier Bill gave th? signal,for attack! but the courage of Bis confederates oozed out at their finger ends. It flashed in ihe pan, bat ih order to inspire' tbe necessary pluck, Hoosier Bill flourished ft case knife, and rushing upon one of the guards, falted hifi to the earth. He was movitig on the works of a second guard. wbo dRewi.a revolver and shot the desperkdofn the neck, making him bite the dust. He rallied, and was advancing a second time with uplifted knife, when the guard sent another leaden missive, which entered near the groin, laying him out powerless. The other convicts stood apparently dumbfounded at the unhappy turn of the affair, and surrendered at4. once. At last accounts Hoosier Bill wft/f reported dying. His wounds at* thought to be mortal/

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rdarj Boatvell Bjfitwall's manage in the

requent favorable comment from persons of all political creeds. His unprecedented suocess in redociag thenatioeal debtfand at tbe same time handling the Govern-

eratifies his friends. Notwithstanding tOm

then rreat problemf, fie finds time to CWlto |hi m|HM*t*SJ,arK£«d*artment, and-tordgj,. inftny years, tHaicte are Department does I

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ber authorised, b^r lasiTTlIader Secretai McCulloch's-admlaistration the appointing power was greatly ab.^sa^, -and m! many of lha Auditora' nunaberof clerk* were e*ploywHh6»tlie act of Oongress provided,,^b^ll^y have rewntfy been disehe^w, mmjbidw there is no probability «^|ti saAafciskhee-:

item—"Tpr the pay .of3«{*»'TPn»s« clerks." nun j'f

a kwi'~. f't! cue Ka'tKus CfKdNitt^'t -s •.1

Aa •xototoge ,*finks

home In ««rrwi county,

Froftndt'JBIOftis about toui i^lhjCoi^tiy with a new eourseiof lectures on cookeryksJTTT3,e

Ida Greeley, a daughter ofH. tj-j iidne of the officers of the Worn an's Suffrage -i «v Association .ir 17H». -».«*« 2 tUort rr»lA 1

Twelve thousand children are annual ly admitted to the foundling bbspital^of Moscow.

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"A prudent man," says a witty Frepob man, "is like, a pin. His head prevents him from goieg too far."

The book* trade is very' duH/,' TJip Bound Tablt thinks it is because they?clo«'t advertise enough. ei

Natick, Mass., seventeen tniies west^of Boston, is the "Oldtown'' of Mrs. Stowe's novel. Ir

A French ^critic says Wagner's Rienii'' is so difficult that-" it leaves the Hpa of tb(e horn-p

The political prisoners now conlln^1Mt Fernan4o ?o are- to be removed tQ.ithe Canary Islands:

A gentleman near San Antonio^ Tetas^ has a ranch of 130,000 acra, fen'c^ in, and 40,090 head of cattle pastured on it.

The French Government •ffmtatoansport, without cost, all 1 aborers who 3*1 ll go to Aiglets for the harvest.

'jthe-®mperof"rof "1Rusjia has ordered free grants of lftnd to all Polisfe noble^ men who will move to- the eastern pro^ vinces of the Empires

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Mr. Henry Isaacs, a cigar mimufaQtai in Hartford, Conn^ had^.fe^ flflSfi »ui

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Flotow, the composer of Martha, was dfr TorOBl ftmfl hfs flwt*wif^ *fla «UH*fdis married her sister. He has jiow appliec for^a divorce frgm his second wife,

Isaac Henderson, of the, New York Evening Pott, who is now worth amilliod, eutared the office of that paper worth nothing.

The sword presented to Gen. Wa^hin^ton by Frederick the Great, is for sale lfi New York. It shouid '-be -pniBiiased-b the National Government.

John 8.€lark« tis dian has perform«d Major Da Boots two hundred and twentyythry-tjmasj^i Lon*

The maternftl siisociation of Paris compostd of aristocratic ladfisei who have agreed to nurse their own children. It numbers, at present, nearly two hundred mam harp.

Among the new arrivals of Freshm at West Point is Qulncy 0'M. Gll6^rf, son of General Q. A. Gilmore. Abbiit twenty, ef the -new claa* reported. •-'/, yj.irvj satin

Detecti veslf cOa andOonnel h^riil arrested.and held for trial, in Maaoipb for tying prisoners in the station house by the thumbs in order to make them ?Oi feaa. 1 I,.,,

The Flint (Mich.) Citizen, of Frida^, says some discouraging sypmtoms made their appearance in Governor Crapo|s case the'latter part of lpst weak^ J3iB£pftdition is considered orlticai.

The praepeetKot B«-union b«tWeeh the Methodist Church of the South anjd their brethren of the North is not veijy good. There is little outward display of cordial friendship oh either aid*.

A wealthy London merchant is bearing all the expenses of tbe "Marriage Reform Assoc|ationr" in onder.tft l«i3mizs bis children by ft marriageivtth deceased wife's sister.

Ruskin lately asked Spurgeon"^pur-

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ion, do Jroii tbinklwMild go if! die now?" "To hell and be. damned.'^ "WUrtbat's frank. I'teSlfced several preachers that question, and th evaded it."

For the purpose of testing tbe power of# French railroads to concentrate a Urger

number of troops at a given point quickly, two hundred thousand soldiers aro to be removed to Struburg this month

Seven hundred Bishops are expected to

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articipate the deliberations of the Council. Then are,altogetber, about eight hundred ahd ifty Bteh/ ops, exclusive of the Bishops in partibus

The author of "The Gates Ajar" having mention** th^ Uierr £V pianos ss well as hatfisin heaveih-dpajJer suggests that she will kindlyradd which initrnment is in most fafor'there, tbe Obickering or the Stein wp* Hi A

At the recent celebration of Class Day. in the University of Pennsylvania, the orator ef tbe occasion made a bitter attack upon the Faculty, for which be whs summarily expelled from the lnstitution«

A young man, "illiterate but polite," on being invited to attend a wedding, suit a not# in response, sajSig: "I re gret that circumstances repugnant to the aequiesce will prevent my acceptance of the invite."

A London letter "WriWra skyiV *The. Duke of Wellington's, son is one of the meet dissipated fain in (he Kingdom, prematurely old and broken dowm, without the ability of an ordinary workman, and who hit never In bis life, apparently, accomplished anythin{

A cqptritmtgpfto has joSt recefved a eWj^fcr1Wvfor three articles, which will, not appear in the periodical' for many months to come. The Harpers hav*daser?iogty t£e repo- .. .. tation of moreliberally 0ah uty others:

ig Wft|#o dojpt fooli4

wislMo marry BragjM—knd tharefeer stftnjHt j3Befuied his" engagement Tne~si breach of promise on his part would not

full measure of damages claimed but in shajnefal sra&v'jf< -add .donvict her of the crime of infanticide, tbe

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diet of a maDk anf} enlightened public nt is ^TOQM_n^i ri ight." antttoia,«ttr*n»l»Uon« ul somJ ^AaMOTamM«nia4aMaS&a3MJ

Omt Pni^L^s a BLUrik, tw»Pimpleswe *mortifl^o|%tioea3?i.mploaare

«i^e'J6o«^&Xrorion is the sov.frtgn remedy Jfoaalkaucfcrffflictams^S dwter L"icq«gt. t-'-ft doldw}

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Although th»eruption i^not

if? •igtVtb. pehold. Tbe nvei^ of lavs •till flow, "tfio wn(Slr(J '-from iSi crater'a&-

iL -viii cends in awful sn^aqe During this vol-

tomahawk ia dressed t»Julk^ »»iK tioiH hora.. A peculiar^ort of-low malarious Secretary Sewart is'wWchhas gf^n out oftbe foul, portant aoU tnPhiladelphist.- -r

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the island., But fortunately, aaea-c&ptain Tcalllng^here fa# euppltes^A distributed pLAKTATtotr Brrrwe to tb# suffering, and quick and through cures were the ref suit. The^ new^ spread like wild-fire. MessVs. Ching-Tikin & Co., Commission Merchants, had theSi-'Bittera for sale. In a short time thei^ofOoa «u besieged and their supply, exhausted. .• A steamer was dispatched^ to San Francisco by order'of tfie Hospital Department, and anew and enormous supply obtained as soon as poa--sible. From that moment the scourge was stayed. Not another fatal case go curred, and the epidemic has not entirely dUappSsired In tbiswonderful remedy known in your, city? I hope so, for it is f^su^e cure ,(or all fevers and miasmatic sickness, "fou may tell your friends eo for mei H. M. C/""

Maqkolia Water.—Superior to the beatjDeported German Cologne, and sold ft]f.Jkh0 prjee. 10-dwl

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The Ifew Yqrk Associate3 j?r#»sp#as just renewed lts contract .with the "New York State and New Engllnd^S*#oiciated Press,

dkb*atkd.—Tha Teeth should

last a lifetime. They will do so if regularly'cleanetf With Sozod'ont. Alh its 1n* grediMts are preservative, ancCono of —tha park of ihe £}outh American Soap Tree—called Quillay, from Qmllian, to wash or purify—protects Ihe enamel from every destructive agency dlw 1

Morsx*s Iksiast

Boot Pills.—We

have lately been shown this formula from Whlch thesft fills are prepared and from this and our, experience in the use of them^ can honestly pronotinee them a good safe and reliable medieTtt& Being entirely tfrea ikon all poisonous ingredients theyi performing the active duties'of life. We would advisd 4ll9W fse theeff, ahd by a fair trial you bad see ar«nc«the benefit derived from them. Use Morse's Indian. Ao^t ^ills .in all cases of Billiousness, Headache, Female Irreg-j ularitier, Liver Jbfia'plaihts"Sc. Sold by aUiSedinrfloQ l.'c ln"?I a':^d#£m.

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MjmtarnU BAZflL will ge|(kapjhe 8HM.

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taq *dt %is

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the Beat, i^lii

14 |KSIBrjaPBI£?«,t)A3fl OX UKllTEBr.

Till UNDiRS 0R91M GOLD WM, uftPBOVit) MAOTFACTU&EPTjy «a ara 'kll theTwAft" bake, Bvth i*n eMt, ttnMy ehaied and beantifully enamelled. fStrnftnii Dttiehsd Loan,

PANI. to k4p Gorrtet Umt, utd tnar and not lar-

nUh,

bat retain an appearance e^aal to soild gold a* long as worn.

Ttawoele' Eated .watChea .wa ara now aindlng oat by mill and expr**, O. O. D. anywhere wlthlifflle UoitSd Btatea and .Cbnida* ac tbe regular wfcoleeale:ptiee, payable on delivery. iMllKV Is RiqiriRBD IN ADYAffCl o» wa griftP&at *U *MI rwnM and In* goodi bffort jpigimgfir'thek.

A^ilMeLK WATCH TO.AMI ADDBESS, $16. A CLUB or SIX. WITH A^ SXtAA WATOH TO TU* AOt^T SKNDINO TUB OlfUB, *90, MAKISO 8KVJCN WKTOHES KOB J9U.

AI«o,a*aperblot of tnoatrelegant Oroide Cbalna of the latent aal most Co*Li atjlKS.and pa'tema, for Ii»dieeand Qcntlemen'a wear, fiotn

Pritata PaittfrtarbUfead with Oyatera, Meat*, Ice Oreaai, Jellies, Sc.,2n abort nottee. a may!9d3m

American pqblishetf[ |Nrt Mtica. Ooae

Laura KeeneIs M-,^fii'Drew is over 60 Mra Bo#irsi isuwH*Macgie MitcheB is CbarloUe Th^MpiKin is 34 XOe Germ on 40 JLate Ailtnolds is srlotU

43 Lotta is ^6 OhMlotte Chub man is

part is 00 iqroia Tmnnperffir-wilT'BBver see 30 again, and Mies Marriott b.M ar rived at "years of disofatiohT

a^JJAS

SMITH, Chemical Dye

W«ika, Setoad itreet, ft«l#reD Halo' and Cherry, a- joining the Stewart Hoat a. Djeing in all it branch**, *i.cb"**0fepe Shawl* Bibbona, ti of all kiadtr, Merlio and DeLaine fctaa Ourtalnki PlnmM, taon^Velfet. P»ra»ol* and Vringe*.' Pafticaiar attentlaa^pafi to ClaaoHl|r acd fUAofching, wlttent 'dkttagHg the cclor», aiKkarliel** a* Ortpe Shawl*, Silk Dree***, •arlaa aad SelaiM Ureaete, Br^che 8bawl«, Caihmsre Shawls, Gloats Uupet*-and Piano OomK "Otaarilag of Qaau' Ooatr, Pant* and V**U neatlydorse, m20dlm

HATI AND CAf»S.

KW ^YOB HA ST^Bl ncl .J oe«ph C. Yates*

JUS#IN BBCSIPT OP

-i iaiAda, Hoy*' Hat* of all lcin,d«, •"'-TtL&me*'itatm of Eai ldkdM

nt*

HSdMnSUaat .-an* s»a«»i

Only complete DMetilmr^Msk'i COMTBBAas a H0W80JT8 Lift and XpUtl of

iMrtji iliMiuS dlaiertattoa by Prof

1soxib» Bum, of TJe Oolleo. OocenM by

SSIf-45s|I^,S. 4X^CIaiHab£«pOMo(:«r

J0*SS!*VHK1X,

0 W 4 a iv a so on a A

QffMva** mprtfrmto

A japHtf 60ft' ^m*ao»iW^J8r of Kits if riti eturvmopvLBi 2 vfiiriiji

W'xxwtoax,M3Si ott

Om Ipmf ta'd tO ta tiki (far, taatker t»,a and gtKrfd £fi atdS Mo bo«k vg'A pnnlfrht^U* a»Ui in tapMijft .-iu'J-: ••Voa niili to kaow ho»..Iortaa«a »r« bBa'idrud Ie«t l6 a day haw ShteWd 1how by Sharp r*.'Bliok ewUea 1«o» D^oe Jg»iiar«« UOOUM ftaicbsi w.e managed how Oaafbllug hoaiee aad X.«lt«r is* ire cottdacroir hdw Stock Oonpctfea Oti|i ttHaMlkt^ilitVitbiM Barat^ftM^rtaa (Us w«ik. l( teU«-yoa eboqt Uia •jtuiiM'gf Kn Tork and contalnj, apioyJ^fe sketcbeio: tt aoted mHlim*1r0r taertliai»t-, *e. Jflargt OetaM VolMij 7*0 pagm, IWly. llhutralidP Tli* lam oowmioion Car tS-paga oircular f«d,a |S Qreenbackunt free on application. For fall partioa ar« and tetma and addreai the Ma pat lbkm^ B. lOftft BarUMim

iUKSTfi WAKTED!^

iitio Ansaifim,37 P»A Itow", Hew To.ik.rrenty three year*1- experience in obtamloa AHSBlOAJi and XOBOrKAM PATBMTS.

Opinion* no charge. A|unpblet, 108 pagea of law and informatioa free.-* Addre** a* tbjfe.

AHERTS

WASTED for "W«Ma «f

NEW TOIKK." Complete ezpaee of Femalt L'/« ti« Jreat JfttftfpoUi., ^enaational. Beauli lull? llltistrated. asiplA copy poat-oald for 12 Addreai Ntw Iock Book Oo.,iaSKa«*ati*t.| If. Y. Oily.- '.

$10,00 FEB DAT etTiBlNtlStf Aarents to tell the Bon Srvttls Siwihq Hacauw. It makes tbe Loos Suioa Aukb Mgj^ra lidsl, baa tfreuoder-fned,.ana ii fjuai in otter rMict to any Sewing 'Machine arer Invented. Price Hi. WatraoUd fjr 6 y^ar*- Vead Mreiictila'r. Addraaa Joltmoa, Gbaaa Go., Ao^ta, Ma**., Pittibnrgh. Pa,, or Bt. Loal*, no.

A WodnDdmm(88loii House ia iMW^MItlB e*tat/ll*6ei ,aw IH TAi^orrrj (unoncttieWi

Mffyni^'fd^flaT

Oonslgnmenta ifinotaif Pledie 'aoiltavi to* .. -aU nesdad infomaMottl! W*deeir* to or more toodwi Jar MS gkborhead who^can inflaence Wool to n*, with whoa w» caa arista. ,,

DFILDERS rand/or a aatalona of all saw ArDehittctural jbenian. aadreM A. J. Bicx ifiU* Ckx, Pntycf TtofrV.Y orJBpctMftell 111.

Knak*. ti»TiirooTt*BAit**aUi rtttSbSrffcl^fc. —w«r ua«* aeaabudi yo«w A»iora«*a Saw* ia ,oj«r„ «|iU,_a«4 Mf«i la *afn£$ have

*0 I BCU

to 4U

iucbea in length, at -price* of 98, W, $0 aid t$ taob lent wuen order*! with waicb at tbe regular wholesale price*.

DU0B1BI TAB WATCH BEQIUKID, vhtth*r iadi— or lenwittii», aqd addteii jour oidera and letiiis to TBE "OROIDE WATCH CO., dwsm 118 Fatten Street, Mew Tork.

e-.

TJLITJS MIBSSBNr'f

tuoexxnJ

CONFfiOTIOMER AN 1) ItAKfiB, Ko.lffirorth ronrmjt., .i iiet«reni Main aid Cherry Struct*,

X^c" EtBtK'1 JfcLA.tr jS -N U" Keepa eoastdkHy an hand a^freek rappU ot Caius, Candies, Ice Oream, Bread and (Jracker*,

Ornamental 0»^*, Pjramidi, Ice Cream, W»ter Icii, Ohariotte-rof s*, lly, Blanc a Mange, Koqlktf ^[a«bKB^qaite JSiiice. Tromkgado Pam, F0ucj tea Cream, taatry, Tongue, Cbioken Salad baUid* to order.

kin da,

s» %!«-«rra HaoU, I ta «a.- ha*:

.WOOD! WOODI

iSro fiandredeorda ot **»io^ed Cord Wood tor at.tha "Early Home," WatTXa* -atreet, or at John Xa. Farlane'a-of-ftoaTaorth Third street proaptiy flUedi

CABLKT HOPAA-W. JS. Moeaaaa, Prop'r. da:10-dly bet Bt fa J»ss-29 .taatoad kaa »rint»S«'j8 t* imo'n

.. S* idlia -Ori Jta t- -jiw YJtv MdJ ^aiiisttW?, K/tj LinnwRt BAKSwxuar-Wa har* ao tronhl* with yoar Saws they don't naad to b* iia*d a] I with paper pit* them oa tk* Mandrel aad

^Temi^rpMftctty*unifonn ani qaaitjatsar^aaaid. Beepeouuliv, CBAI-iiTOA. npFSKcen Manii^aetttP*r*oi' iOir^U^lfc^y/iA'Cfciifaid Orou-Cut Sawa. Ohoyping A**a, ail *ai»p**.— Colbain'* Patent Asa. bhorel*, Hpade* aad MUa'e Patent Covered dooop.

dn AMOfMHU* anietiy tpiw .fondorfBii BrerybJdy unyaat &st aiaht Ag-utr alklgr ftrtiriiM11 Mi^trfnMiara frttl AddraaiArax S. M. Oo.,9«S Bro*4w»yvll»3r

WAIkTSU, where, male ana leiaale, to Intriidooe tkaOAHUIK£ IMPBOVBO COXMOa SUMS^ IAMILV 8EWIMO UAOOINJB. This macbln* wilt itiwh, hem, fall, tnca, 4dilt, cortf, Mhd, braid and brolder In a kJit aaporlor anttr^ Prloj oaly $18. Knlly warrantal for #re year*. We will p*y SlOiH) tor. any m*aiilqe that wlii,s?jpr a strocg er, more beantifal, or triire' etajiio *9am this oar*. It maka* tha "Biattio Leak Stitch. *5— JCvery *eoon atlteh oaa bacat, aad atili the .cloth cannot be-pnlled apart wiihoat tearing it. Wr pay Agent) from 175 to '1900 per moatn afld peose*, or a commlulon from which twlca that amoaatcan be mad* Addml SICUltH.A CO, Pittiborgh, Pa Button', Ma-a., or 8t. Lonll, Ho,

OnaUasi.'—D &et lapoesd Upon by wbar part itip^nuag off worthie«ciSt-iron b* under the not name or otbarwiia Oar* 1* tbe only genuine and really practical cheap nachi&* manufactured. 1— ai

Ffa(e,XXTIlflUUHEB,Ousiv

IBC Ptaat Sjrr WIkpow Wasaaa aad Imisi lor $0. Send lunp for ctrcnlar* to

N. X. P. PUMP CO., DanTera. Vasa.

ISOO'l 8AIART Address IT. 8. Aftro Co. New Voik. ••it" r!—!—• —•—!—t? *i .9

i^mnhmm., mf

tbe 0oM«

•Bo9k or Wow-

cub, Nature, Science, and Alt, Biria( adeacrip tion o' buried Citie», L*kej, Mice*, Volcanoca Ac. Ac. Anold Ageatwiltife',Ii«Tar dellrerrd a work whi ^lr« tbe aatieiaqUon Hoxz )Iook doBt." Another,- ''f^tVe canraued bnt Oiretdayn and taken id Mhthf OUiera wrlie"Hoa( BojK i* goiaf flret rate.": Bead for. Olrokkr ad dre»', S .Hartford, Conn. rnalBJeBSr-saana dk C'«., Silitor*

ssdsmait:

.eciiOa wca u'.jj'ina« ./iun-

Lippeneoft Bakewell's a i' i, ,2 v_.. bttniitK BitPatent Ground, .A 30 X".

05LI OKI DOILAK The newly iDTentao pucke. tft»»'-pi t» saitabte thtr krfy er«aatwssan, ia ksadwaa metal oata, white dial *Ilc lettered, braaa atoraa^atk,- eoaad and aarvkaabla. wltk key aoasplata. A tin* ysrasa heat indicator ot flat

warrauted ior t»o year* po*t-paid to any partoi the U. 8, on leotlpt of. One Doi.ar, or thraa for S.fiO. If vatiira.tlon I* n0t fiv*n. money refunded. Addres* W. BOOTX a PAUL, Ohathaaa Stnet, hew Tork. The Oroldd Watsh fit. Send tor Catalogn. 7

nlPLOTHESX AT HCHK.-t canrurXiniah ccuataot empioymtnt at yonr own borne*, In a light, lucrative, aad honorable boaiae**, where from ftt* $5 caa be nude in anaraaing, and where womaa tea eara eqoaU^ at mnch a* men- willaend the kaalsicaa, wlah all ii* cecret* and foil directions how to proceed to any addreae for SO cts. ThlsU not an l|ta Cf nor a Sample, bat the

-3

ba*ln**e itaelf. Aa

dreu F. H. OLTMB8. Salem, MdaS.

ASK yonr lio^tor or Dranilt for W£KT QlVSur«—it eqnal* (bitter) QalIa made only by F. HtlAAM) Cksata,

RW: nine. Detroit,

A SAMPLE

O"0

g. male and fem*le. No gift enterprise or or hnmbng. AddreM (N ir.i^anMmBi^ sms Biasdia. lr.1t".

WAMBD-AJBWT8„-KHirruid •jvoaltn, Pi

eTer lnrented. WilX kni133,000 ttitohe* ^arteia. ate. Liberal Indnenaehta leArant*. Addreaa AHEBICAN- XKITHiO ilACHl W CO., Boaton, Mu*„ or Sf.'ljdnla, Mo.

simjiesti 4b (Meat ted/wi

aX»T arraore TdhtfHi

"I I f«. particalara Bend two -3eaat •tamp* to AUOU9TB SUPIlt, Box 1C87, Cincinnati, O,

TEY THE BESTuT

ONE DOLLAR SALE ia TMJB CoraTKT. If mjniced. Aieota XUC9 HOT PAT POB THK OOOKS DBXIL MUmT. •AcdnSa Wamad Stmt tat fib ^iMMsntacm^ oaioi .•sak* sj tttil bit)

Otrcalar.

RRENtS.

atafleXa ahvald have it, l( aUll *lnaa**d. LkHratiUn' fataaa Ky mail, aacaraly aacloaod. Ha part:cularia giTiajrace aad a*x. 8ad $t wruTrn,-fA. 1 AiiUyaL.^aTiirt. WHIBTT TIABS* lipiiksw la tke Trealant A ef Ckraala aad Saxaal Mseaaca.—A Pkgnoto

er Ckreale aai aexaal gieal Vitm ef Mmrrimgr.—Tke ebMpeat book iw __ ti6UiM—contain i| aeorly-SOO page*, and ISO ft- nlaf of the Mrtouj of tbe

Kw|r'IWwW^V 1 IBIf wm*

S S St b) 7

temper,

Jck:qqi» .t ,y x. sniiqti 1'j "itH lCDlI t-dt vd ty. a .'X

Clon'at'and

•htn'ktK r*po*t «f

MW«»«9 iEaisww«|wiIiiy *f a* tsxwi} n-, l.SrtmCi»IPFJIIir?Ts .baa

r^ga.'H .jtcia.'"':

r|jE«nl aa eew «enT {ft -od e?»w vjaqbflttq ,CC0 2IJ 1o 9d3 1 :'i v?: TI idi :*ds ait rtvii^^sb njgA ss^gi'.

•ar!«T i.:: 'oca

\asrc: ^o fl a*

E S ss^:

QD^

0 iiK)au caevqi

Bciik

,vsn' *.!«!«

I SET 8

I'lUBioW »'3

i.j .iea a«w s»l Joti1 sS.

omniTAsrcE

-«o siova* waeca oCLaaiAtH* ku) *aa Hiai su,r it ordaintd By On City Gottnctt ot Terr* That all peraon* who May OOniracfwith tae aothnrltl^ «rad« araTel. nai or do'nanyclono or woodaa wagon wy or other uapnutMaaf^t pa hs«x street, alley^or ndawalt

Vtthlo tne corporatellBit* tf tarnHanta, *hall c^m*»nt to Mara iaMrted la tbalr contracts "tie fbliowlnf jroida, to^wit: "Tha tity KMrvea the aeftasata-oa tone'paldby

Ibasaflcient

to^ay'tha fcaf wh^*a*t USioft*, ttaautara aad

oUanworkiag braall cob tractor or coatraolor* on th*itraetor' allay'rieictiMd iKfi Wkatbdr pifeatitfdurk I»«m# tf1 tha'd^f. wwik or Jab, aadttdB cjokdltiaa ia ahaflaSa, aad apart of skto

LatMrar*, t*daii/Uri(, iitbdiani/ihaU

be ra^Mrad^M tU' lke eUtea Whk th* Mavor sit tbaoriik stlsaHtnHaj*MnMt«|Mmaaiten aaoh coatraota *lka4Lba data and naj»bl* to aaid ooatractor or eniMMtn with (he t'fiaata of sal* the auonat aia to tne laborer, ISafitctar, or other parson whf ahall have reniered aerrlc a oa tha

taaasatar, or other paisoa eaiployed an inch (treet

M.tCS'iCaadj'awM jBt ^miB^tatoyar ||on^•aoj Ok'SMKdai*: baiagJUed, aad^eatiAid WHI CITIUOb TO a|V OOllfiBtflT vT OOBlTtOtOn

days froal ita uta, aad to aacwar tha complaint aC asMk ls»iiHMWsm a* otaat -p*r*on ti-

ploy, dbrthsa.sa to theamoaat (if any) aach empl^a7iMkRi*atoa «*aa«t» Wrf-ta^*hall ba deducted from tha moaiaa jet unpaid on the •aid contract toi the -k—aflt of inch .aborer, tant*tar, or etharnar*«a. «»cfctac for laid contractor or oonir^tfota. -J Aaa-Vd

-folly aad 'ta aaoa iabatara taaiattaia, or other parao. *aipioy»daa,«ach ooatract, aad pay tha samaorar to the oteiaut*, without annrccuary adiay.Uj ••-'•C»Sfc*j Aanssjjslay ailHsg fcr tha taking *C*a «t tklaonb.a*afi*. lt ia dtdared in inU force from aUd a(torlii itiaife and piblication id'the aftfdailyfpapara.

O. F. OOOKKBLT, Mayor.

t»AaonvDsasvMs3aaaa a* -an oaaiiUMi an-

wirtiw*UBlsa." •-•?. mw%\ amarin cAaW «f ti*xtf S**tt*a 3 of aa orelaaaae .aatttlad "Aa,QBdiMBSia, t« jtthjbl. Theatrical «to^if&PSiSiE5iFaid rSbii) Artra, «nti aat-Bt»M)i^#hkHtald iapWuh saadaaaJOIlaw*

tittii! W Cfcitaa, my dOtlara t. rasa eahibitloa aad for aitbar a Oaraan, Mi-

«ihfMHaoia addMoa fhM«, a» aaa«*d.!!ra*la«ae4. Ja,*k%^i Md fof ail ibaat-

hte*sMi" aa aad tha eama i* hereby aaaadaj

either a liippedroma or Uireaa, twenty-Sre dol lara for aach *ahl jition, aad lar aitbar a Oaravan Menagaria or olM* eaUectloaof animala, t»an ty-Ara dollars ,ftr aaoh exhibition aad a*adollata fbr aacb askibitioB la ad ditto* thereto, for a«oh' at^eltaw aaaz*d of attMbed to aith* and foraU Thaatrieal«ad dthar eatb ibiiione aa pabUe (how*. It* ^dollats Ijt *aaa e«hlblt|un •bow or perfortaaaca.

Proviiti, That wbaaavar any Tbaatrlcal ar aUhjS e^MwStalteaaVettiapfr^MaaaeatearayjiD., or Maaa4ariM.aBa.tha1 dda-a^Qw*, »b-U naialn fttabt* Ihaa olda day the May&IS hereby an tbtffiSbdtf ta kia dtacredca, to ndsoe the licena for avary antjaaajui^.axkibtUoaor parformanoe to any om not luia'tban oncdofiar.

Ordained and ,e*tablliha4 lb la J#th day of •ay, 1869. ». r. OOOk*Bt,r, Mayor. Attest: linnti. VjcsaaT, City Ulerk. ... J2d8w

lifaNar^aouEED-"1 AWL TO THE 0NrOBTt71f ATB by I Polteleein the

TOME

UTOTJiAKGX OOMPAKWi n!

rtealmd andjMw^opaato tha ln-

•eectlab of My patronakadTha pnbllc In general tbe aoat dealrabiaatylaaof Mild

Cloth Co

©JSSS'-S1

CtfW j'

laaltahadea, gdUeh I prcpoaa OBDUt in tM lataat aad beat

ittdji

O Sent fr*e with tarma fur any oaa to cl*ar 5 jj* «H dally, in threa. Ba*iaa*s'eatlreKlj aew, light a.d deairadla Can he done at hoae or by traveliag, .by both

lracumt riea •Pnoe fss. Tha Kalitlaa JlaahiBa

INSURANCE.

aot}at

LIFE

INSUmGEUO., ofr^wa *Ja»ria a4J

.United -States^o^|jpefica

CEHtmHtr SPICBt tw»f twww ft bn *4*-**dmvT

0*f-ICMW»,aajfwfUiw

OLABEMOI H. CLABE, Prrildent. JAY OOOKJB^ Chairman finance and beci Committee. n*HBT D. COOKE, Vice-PWatdeiA. •MBBSioHW. PSBr, SecrtUtjiMSTA(fi 1" t- lB 7

This Oaapaay offers the tallow lag adraata-

lt is a JTatleaal Coaipaay, chartered Wedal act ol I'eaaress, 1898. aoua It has a |ik-iy eayttafef 1.XW baa

Itolbrslow rales ofpreaiiam. bsibc It Ihralshsa^4arge» lasaraace thee ether ceawaalcefsr the same maaey.,,

It Is dctaate sad certain la its tenafel It Is a borne toapaay la ertry leeaIH|r?" |i lis policies are exempt from atresiaisaSi il There is no anaeccasary reetrtsfleas la l|y policies..

Emj policy 1* soa-Ibrrouble." Policies may be lakea WhlEh pVy tette U«art taclr fail amoaat, aai retarw-au Mk fiemnuua so that tae Iaaraacaceats aterest oa the anau»l paymeats.

Poiictes may be takca Uat will pay ta thela aared, afler accrtaln nnaeer e^faBi, darlag ApraOTBS jftftT 85 'lira.

CAbli (JAPITAjCV^. '"•"JFMj -JA BRAWCM OFF1CK:

First National Bank finlMliig,

... ,i -*i

Where the general

batloaa.9f

the C^0|any

transacted, and id whtcii air^saam correapoarfr aaoa ahonliMW sddmseu. lMt,°a mbwI tneoan ofoae»lsath Hf aarthat eeeHH thepeiie*. ..t ,•.* -.I ,iU *a extrarate is charged for rlaks eea the Ores orreatales.

It las ores, aol te pay dirMeada1 beldcrs, Sal as ee lew a test lhat dlfUeads will halmvasMhle. v, .? a

Cttcaiars. Pamphlets aad, iltll nartlicalan givenea appllcailoa to the Dotapaajr.orto 9m 6KS»

CTNOTmfJtTT, OHIO,

•aderai AgaataJbr ehfaMUtdCeUrUaWHRSahth ,"V arn^Bdlaaa.

^wl IS

ISifarth*r under-

-•.? «-:0aseq taafm

-n—"lA.

INDIANAPOLIS 4 ST? WH)I81i« erwail 0«n:i»O SUMMER ARKAHGrnmESBi

I% est aohwioalMi

3 TfiKOUGH EIPEKSrmilS UAiI!

398 rficoe ikj lasorwq has Ttrrc Haute, and ail CiH*a ^»vo Ccb.ics Towns Wesfo

Condensed Time Schedulej

Vdwmodi i1Iy^~r'^^RtnAy*. #a*t^rard. Nigbtir^ Vast^ek. JUiMaKb Terre Hanta, leaye 11. l» 6 35 am l«i90,a|n Maitoou, arrive 1:47 a 9.1»4 tit Toioao,, lii*9 iu l2:ratp. l:]0.alm Obaaipalgn, lMpm l:0S pm iSo a at Chicago, e:i0 pw ^i:p acaSMatfa

Uennalia, li: 0am 8:4 1:15 pm Cairo, 7:TW gW a IB 2:uOa faaa, IKoetur, 5:30 am fi:»U 0:00 pi «ltofl, t"t«

JWBTiSiBl i:18hi

"iftaiftsrt S5:M8nrt»« Macon, arile G.3j 12:25 am bdMaoM fferaon-Ciiy, V—iilii, n-«i iq 3:1S am Kaneaa-llty, lluOp.m 6:00 am 11:0fta LeaVenworth 11:15 am '(kXfii ijfcSla Mwrxico, ,j r./j 1(j:35 a lnS4 le-JS a tcpeka, 12:00 12:13 tn lJ:ep» •b j.aeph. 1*:00 m.- Ihlfi a Omnha, -7.(X)a.m 3:30 pm

Acco»nl(3dif$n tmtn tdi^sPterra Ha0trd*ft^, .a*eept#and»y,a»i4:66 «*, airim M|ttqpa 7:35 m, Tolona 1:23 a ra andObtrgo 8:00 a ay Palace- Sleeping Can _on ul It L. M£Jit'Tf4tiJlB*ftur?KO 'TBaffffOffe Checked CTvroupfrvd t. D. HBBtt I MSB, JNOV BPaSVLMfDM

0«n'lBup't. Oenrl^y^.

maySl

BEMOYAL

NEWYORK

ABOU^ISOt.AgU.

7 4 35*4

liTEBCHAUT T^flfiOBlNQ IVl ITAiiO.iC r*cel«d and jMw^opaato tha patronakadTna pnbllc In gen able atylaaof OoAMd

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