Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 July 1869 — Page 1

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NINETEENTH YEAR.

I Oft) |f jiuqr' jkTwili&e ttaretbfire Btatca there are muy causes which have combined to imrtyrtr pgfclif loyflllnqa ia britaina) trials t-In ibafty parti df W State. We cannot enumerate, much lefs discuss, all these in a tingle article,'tmf propose to call attention to them individually as opportunity frJpBfgfftj an^ ss.circutajt ances may require.

Perhaps no ona thing has done more to make such trials appear to the public

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like m^re. farces, tbar. the enormous

•disproportion usually apparent between the array of legal talent employed by the defense and the puny show arrayed

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As a^ffwal rule-nwd we

desire to be understood as speaking in general term?—the youngest, least experienced and often weakest member of

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bar is elected for Prosecutor. The pay ia too small to be an object for a good lawyer, of lucrative practice, and the -lean bone is thrown to some month too hungry to be particularly fastidious. .,'~^JWhet» a trial comes, on this stripling i^nds Mtnael'f pitted against the giants of ,tbe bar,,and he can no more cope with tbem successful than a boy in a skiff could hope for a victory should hee»«%y a tftVa! engagement with a ship of the line. His witnesses aro so manipulated eir efidfnpe often helps Jhe other

sd afgtitnents are'brbJh'ed away like cob-webs.. before the housemaid broom. Then, to finish the job, some graali advocate j&k^es tbo wSe by -'boring scenM whereat the jury blubber like school girls, and make haste to bring in a verdict in direct opposition to what the law aod the evidence would have bees, had the tnytarUl been presented by able law* jbA & Wie pfctvof the State

In order to insure a fair trial, as erery "man of sense-can see, it is absolutely in indfanaMable that tj)« J'force"—-if Wp *ma^employ a military, term—employed dn Aa two* should be as nearly

a^dai is possible. IA«yers, like other JB£. work fft pay. Professional busi« is Wmatter of dollars and cents. This is right Th»y can no tnpra be vtfp&teA^to ditrtgirii Unabbial coo* irtd«ratton9 than any other class of pro* fertlpfitt

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business men. Make It for

.'ihe interest ot good lawyers to aid the FrrtSimltttr, f-njr tbun to work for the Afete, atld you Mo fcepe to secure vigor-

This, expense aad many people will object to it on that act**s.flf^™'rr"v be adopted that will prevent such ver.•iflrtawwtfew* ntto Ju«tice and are calculated to bring jury trfc

In the cerebrated trial of Mrs. OZ.BM before the Marion Criminal Court, soma Hft tfie abfert majnbers of the bar wers •enployed to awist in tbe prosecution, aad .-^gvara libetrally. paid for their services.—

That was a good-example for very ger-.x«esl-iw»ttatl«t '"^Whenever the defend* ablecoun- .» mti, itf* *J*K»«' foTariably the Case, $£4* tf aul| Wt fall to afrwy an~| |l|jd$j$t $ jj^Utfet on its side: Tbe

«|&ll, i»i t»nttciear the expense unflom.

2 !rfa« |teH:AM'te issassination. vjbm *A«, 8tn 1 fo^iay, from the Terra 'ftiUiccouat"of tlifa hor-

Mbi^ftd blMJRrst/affsir. The provoindeiMi, there was any.) •T'War quite uiviri, being nothUg mor« tltea the «pp«aranoe in the

Gasttte,

—fytfie Srney to the perpetration

T«* ghoat of the

of ao

by ton*fibiltor, In whicti Brnay:»

course a bolicaman was pretty thorU^oufWy iod- forelbiy ventilated. It con Uined no8W#*ljybf** than tbe nature o' the tuVj-Ct warrtintad. Public morals haftf ~+eafehed pretty pass when pubic men «aft be guilty ot maladministnttion

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revolting and cold blooded assassination. the province of the press lo. expose all dereliction# of duty on tbe part of offi« M^ials, and in -ao doing the publisb«r« thould be piMec(ei by the courts and by thk people. Thi* inh)iman monster, who

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murte^inothergood cUttfin, should

tedeaHe hHnswifdy, and shonld the law f«il to ma^e an exampla of the wretch, if #111 be a disgrace to the courts of Terre ftaute that neither time nor circumstaa o«a can ever wipe away, and an outrage justice which the good people of IneaiU never forget.

upon diaaa

TfiE STATE.

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watAT

has appeared in the In

dianapolis market.

Illustrated Christian

still haunt* the Indianapolis papers

atADtsos coohtx has subscribed $100,000 etock towurd building the Anderson CraWfordsville Railroad.

.*• TBBBB are 5,292 mtlea of railway com pleted a 4 projected iu this State, at an estimated Talue of $1*5,400,000.

A TBLvonree* race for a puna of $60 e^aea off at the Fair Grounds, Iudian.»pv-

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to-morrow, best three in five, half mile UcfBlfc

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TK* new dam, which has been ooyrte construction acroes the St. Jo HWt. 'at tfUtoi for some weeks past, waa torn entirely awav by the late freshet-

Sv^mrticu is considerably proud, in deed, a good deal "set up, about that littW -ehHb^tt^ke tWy had Sown there the other morning- The

Jv/urnol,

of that

3ty, lias an editorial On it. The eartb, in these parts, is too highly cultivated to indulge in such unseemly prank*.

AaaiLi.. A«IaBooar. wife of Mr.

•. Q. Anderson, bcrtler maker at the shops ofthe*T4 W. Sz Vf. R. R*, "Was this morning delivered of three children a boy at 12 a girl at 1 a. X, and another girl at 2:?0

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Fiwne

OesetU.

ia ~ct *ir:m^rJ?ovx *«4 w.*, •***.:•

Thi Acton Camp Meeting wUl b« *e!d as usual this year, commencing oiaJWed.f needay, August 11th, and conliniiihg while the interest in the meeting is maintained. 'I\ *. ,A

Jgi Indianapolis

Sentinel

Bve thetotai debt of Indiana something. shuW than ft,800,000 —a creditable ng for the State, surely

BY TE LK QR AiJ

from Wa8hiagtcB

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says "jTbe

report that nine hundred kegs o£ beer were drained at the German enic on Sanday is pronounced 'a weak invention of the enemy.'

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than twd hnn

and fifty kags did the business. 11

Tbe

Orawfordaville

Review

clergyman in that city camenearbaatjng his horse to death a fow days since, while in a towering passion. The noble quadruped was rescued from the other bruta by the timely interference of tho neighbors.

Tbe Orawfordaville

Review

asys jtEe1

builders of the Indianapolis, Crawfofdsville and Danville Eailroad agree, to make Covington a poin t, If she wffl mkke a donation of $80,000, otherwise th$y v?ill run the road in the direction of i*xrf ville. --1 1

TH« Indianapolis

Stntmel

of yesterday

says: "At the suggestion ef several friends who regard the event as worthy of celebration, we have concluded to have the corner store of the now Sentjnel building laid with appropriate ceremo^. dies, on the evening of Saturday,^he l".h nstant. D. W. Vocrhees jias been invited, and has accepted the invit%tioo,to deliver, the address upon the occ*slon» and ha baa named that time as most con' •anient to him. We extend -«n in vita tion to out friends and the citi2ius ofIndianapolis gensrallj. as well as tojl^ tttside of tbe city whwean make it-CMu-«enlent to aitend, to be present upon the occasion.'' ".^.alnris

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JkbrX DoUtilb, of Dubois coQnty, did a little loo macn flirting wuh the Wife of one James Stanley, the otter dji^i whereupon James "whaled" Jerry he lattor was very near the line that jdjr yldjrt ihb world of. woe frost the.UQid. of the hereaiter. The irate husband *as-substqueQtly-thntshedqby ot»e of 'a big btothtn, Who, In bh turtr ingly belabored by a brother of Janjes, Finally the ladies of the t^ familiet Appeared upon the scene and ex|iggi|£lpd he flames of wrath with sundry lacbry mat currents. The moral of this path^tfeUle is, don't flirt with married- iad^^— When the temptation besets you it is timj* 'up and get," for lo! the busbepd Cometh when you would'rather see "aSny other man," and his fury may comtftss. your undoing..

W*iHU»ro!f, July 8.—The Seere'a of tbe Treaeory has decided that a^ioiary public attesitin^ papers to be jued^befire^%5p'zWind

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Court of Record, in every case, n"Stwi standing the name of such notary may be on flie in tbe Department already du certified, far altb^ugh-blS'Tl&aULLTh ay be filed in one bureau of tbe Treasury, it w'U require time and labjjr fortxeads of other bureaus, to ascertain fhlitacf.^

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POSTMASTSBS

were com4JL T*»

The following postmastera missioned this morning": Wo. Jones, at Dallas, Texas.

Curtis McQowen/Jtnoxville, Illinois Rufus A. White, Cbarftstown, Massachusetts.

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A delegation of Boys fn Bine csllecf on the President this morniog. purpose of orging the appolutuient of-mem-ters of that organisation to positions in executive departments. Th»-fresident stated he would give the latter due deliberation

Regatta. 1

Tolbdo, July 8.—Tbe first annual re-, gatta of the Northwestern Amateur Boating Association commenced here to-day. The first race for a pleasure and working boat, distance three and a half miles, was won by tbe "Banner," cf JDetrofc time 14m 40s.

Second race, distance three -miles, was woa by the "Maumee,'' of Toledo time 23m 264.

Thiid race, single sculls, distance twomiles, won by the ''W. R- Caulkios,'" of" Toledo time 19m 5s.

The barge race the championship of the Lakes takee place to-morrow. Clubs are present from Detroit, Milwaukee, Saginaw City and Brie.

fire th* Oil Wells

TrnwrittB, PA^ July 8.—About si* o'clock litis morniLg a flash of lightning struck the wells and oil tanks, Hos. 8T and 86, on tbe Talmann farm, ujper Cherry rub. Tbe tanks contained over a thousand barrels of oil, wbich ignited inatantaneously smd tb® tanks burst. The, burning oil r*n .across tho Talmann farm and Pittsbutg and Cheiry Run Oil Companies tract, barning eight or ten Wells and three thousand barrels of oil. The daily production of tbe wells destroyed is estimated at four hundred barrels. Total amount of oil burned four thousand barrels. Total loaf35,000.

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Powell expedition seems to be involved in a d-eper mystery th*a eVaf. *rhbune ifeie morn in,

The. Tri-

iahas a dispatch

from Mri Poweli wifeolM»jar dated at D#irolt last

pvaoini,

Tn answot

antftq\ii0trom-the ediwrrf theTrf. buna as to whether Jno. Sumn*r, to whose !rigin the story oTtbe disater it BtiJuted bj tbe Q*ai|a

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longed to ber huaband'a expeauion. Mrs. P^weJi s^r» that

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a member of the expedition. Jars.^jW* ell does not beiiere the atory, and jeyidently does not Believe comes oroiB Joo tSumner

There is, cleady -good Teuoh ^fer her doubts as,'there wuBMl probably bate been nootpthirrg h*ard directly from Joo. jSamner ere tbis W tbe expedltten been .lost, and helefcasiusolesurTivai As however nothing-dircotly lias been "hwtrd from Major Po well since hit letter .to the Tribune of May 2ith, tbe qijastioh baa narrowed down to this: ••Cri

—HaTJohn Uumher

acluaTir"roK*oed

from tbe expedition' and repotted its loss on Green river, late June, which story Kifldon got hold of, appropriated aad haggled, or is the story attributed to 3umnor only another version of the lying invention of Bisdon, and which he left behind in Dakota Thia can only be settled by news of Sumner or the aisarance from Green River City that he has not returned there. ..... Ir^

LOCOKOTIVX XXT1.08I0K.*

Last night the south ward bound freight train on the 1. C. R. R. ran off the track three miles below Kankakee, it is supposed trom au explosion of the boiler. The engineer was found lying beneath the wreck, burned to a cinder. There was scarce1? a human trace left of the unfortunate man. The fireman was also badly scaidtd, and it is rumored that a brakeman was alao killed, bttt it is not authenticated. I vriscowBofonors. 1

Dispatches from Wisoonsia say that the last feft days of jpfeMMt weaUMr have greatly improved tfia prmpeoM, of the urups) The wbeaiis ail rf itand will be ready for: harvest in"a U|le of wteki rn too** «e andie cjming ahead Very ,.lf V3M* *.'1 "!.,a

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SAILBOAB ACC2DUTT.

"Joipph aurrens was turywu froo the I. U. K. track near tbi Souhers yesterday aftetnoOuj by pkftteogei He W *s taken to tttf liotpttal oi.the Bik tei« ui Meroy, on Qikiumet Avenua, woere be died the aflmtf eve. icf it, his Uja^ies. 8016X91.'

Jos. Le^ v^ng iSi of 40, partially insane, living at "36JBougtaePlace, committed suWide yaiterdiy1 Brining by banging himself from bi# bed Jfflpm^^or. '******&&?*&

pen,, ip uw»,h«"«" .• DwtB^feeo^eriBg xe^dy to jjie." jfr" abfut the fact th o^ed by. red stockings.

A I/ETTBB from New York dated July 3d says': "The State ditor and Agent of IhdltfBa iaf^bien here the present week to^pay the annual Interest on ihe State jdelar Jfa^CPO^^nd liquidate $900'00p of.t|r prlrrcifisP' •itiB'g, the iDterest haa. bi

moi

U^yatnttii

fen,k

the present writing, disbursed, and $700 000 of tbe Five Plr* ^fiSs'naeSOiSr le curities, many of wbom are foreign capitalists, are in no hurry to present them fur redemption, seeing thafc.Indiana 's rapidly getting cut of debt, ttfet the inter est is better ^an that of Oid "World stocks, and the. principal abpve the sue"jflcion of repudiation, which to the European mind, makes Government stocks" somewhat ri^ky Investment. Tbe remaining $200,000 is the Agenda hands hare, will probably be paid out in a ftW d»ys,'and a corresponding' amoudt of the ',ve Per Cents redeemed, wb^h w.li

dtjtibtbowever

hewas fearfully r-pols-

at ,scj

THB CBSHBT^OASir

—Rev. Mr. Cheney and his counsel havinr neglected or refused to select the asttjr hi»cas% the Standing consmUlee of trhia:|)|oce«.e met in tbia city •to day in nursuaace of tbeepaoa} aa^ selaoied tfie following clergynfen tbat

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bibb a SdgW OH t*i

f-jL tbrie-story' frame buiiding on? W*st Lake Ssreet took vflre this morning about os.e o'clock end was completely destroyed. The baiftiitg »was 08ci*plad Ty ^aloona

Toe' cotal Ida is a bo in

and *ao,U Sb-jpS. *20.000. ihe heaviest falling upon'Mr. ibeater,' laloon keeper. Tie building Wrtt plies, and- partially, toppled ofer a'i buried some naif dot en oxsmen in thd ruins. All were ftoallv rewued withserious inJurlM.. r~ -s

Botioa-

B08T03J, July Y.—I» a $2,®00 olattth'to TTignir".

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T— Hotspur and iljtog.

rFerry,:«ais-aftwnooH at Mystic Fafe the

The anaual

:coij'«ention

of tho opera

tive plasterers of. Morth America assembled vbie morning.-at Eoapltalier* Hall.— The following OtpoerS w.ere elected fbrthe ensuing year:.

Chas., McLean, ief -Boston, President Jos. Craig, ..r Pdrtland, lit Vier President Th. mas A. Hogau^of ChfoagQ, 2d Vice Freaiaeat Wm Roberta, of DeVolt, Secretary Edward Gallighe^ q£Brooklyn, Treasurer. :. ThSTft'TpaYglloBBior-the eatartarinng of the representatives by.the Boston societies are all that could be desired. S

From Cincinnati

CiNCiffllATl,"Jidy.|.—Henry Sastman and Cba^i tolWW ^rested yWt^day evehfa^j ra-thlscfty, and a lotfof bux^glar tools found in their possession thNowbousami dollars fbicbjb Ide^tifled as^lnet «Coliec .or's Q^ce, Saturday ni^htj at HamUlton. Tbttf-nrein connrf«nent.

—free Trade League Buffalo Jaly T.—A large number of Citizens nut this evening for the purjwaa of forming JEree Trkde League, volutions indicative of the object meettLg were adopted,and a nUBlttee on permanent organ rs^tion appointed to report at a subsequent meetiog.

Triaity QoU«s«

HABTTOBD, July"8.-»Tbe com men cement exercises of Trinity College took place In tbe Opera House ia this city today. Arthur MsConlgy, of this State gave salutatory and Gov. Otis fiolbrook, of New York, the valedictc*7 oration.— Gov. Jewell and Bishtjp W,HlbniS .^J^e preaent. ?. J*

present, -,.v

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Sailboat AabacB

Hejtdxksojt, N,X., July •—A-sailboat with sails set and capsized csflMBBhoie veeterday near ^Stony Point LiBhthouse. Ifo bodies fouad, no name

cin.

the boat,

noctue-as to where firem or how many w&rtf lost

Ninth Army Corps.

Pboyems»c*, R. July 7.—Niagara Falls, not Boston, tbe place designated for the meeting of tbe Ninth Army Corps.

CA*LE.

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current that Spain kad applied le FmBoe f^iaSmls.

requeetiag her te iMtstbl ^oMfapsiit of the U. & to riuarVB ititfct BBu^rtiity in the ease oEGuba, butii onfoanidfd, an* asay be coatidend iepiy a canard. #ot« withstanding tbe oficial denial, the inod* ification of the French ministry tt immi«eat. M. Rauper, representing the syatem of personal gorernment, ia safe to retire and give plaoe to a sew combination la acaeord with the principle of pmrliamentary govarntnent. WSio

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parely coutitational revolution ia effecr. ad, it nay be considered almoet oar tain that!. Xmil Olivier will be-the chief of the sew ministry.

The Emperor, it is said, ia willing to abandon the arbritrary powor which be

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Wielded since the oflim d'etat and share the burthen of government witbthe country and the Legislature. The Senate will soon assemble and carry out the necessary organic changes.

July 8.—TTp to Wednesday

noon the Great Eastern had ran 1,639 knots from this port and payed oat 1,840 knots of cable.

KngUnd.

Lohdob, July 8.—Lord Carrington was up before the Police Court to«day on, the charges of assault and provoking Messrs. Greenville and Murray to fight aduel.-** Tbe trouble between these gentleman arose from certain articles said to have been written by Mr. Murray. After tbe examination Ljid Carrington was bound over to keep the peaoe, and held for trial

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oo the second count. Aftor these procBSd ings a di^graoeful and remarkable spent 'fciUft^a.vhe Legislature, occurred ia the court room. Tht partisans of Murray, who were present in great force, attempted to set2Ja bot of papers whic£ bad been stolea. In 'hi melee which ensued blows were freely elchanged, and the magistrate's table over* thrown. Twelve policemen were cajll«d In who separated the combatants and re* stored order.

The Morning Star says the British people have no right to indulge the Psers who would deprive them of the luxury of being just. Hardly one of the amendments to the bill agreed upon by th« House of Lords can be tolerated by the oountry.

From

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Pibfcb,©.D., B^?fiioteas Biteetfict, Rev. Jno. Benson, Bev. A. W. Sayden

The Standing, «ooaa»itae aJe».apg)lnted a President onhe"court in' »"s ahseace of the Bishop. qXpBWidfaP»$ASat Mr. Cheney has not as yet taken any action looklag to his own detaa&^ng^e-qrfnion is gaining strength itifl mTwunfotao so. It is «Bfd that be hasgojne tovisithis friends. r»nSA. at tM chutch built by Jay Cook at Put-in.Bay, Like Erie, is .laboring- under the same charge as Sir. C^e^tilMjaleldea's chuich is private property and his Salary is paid by the owner, there is, it is understood^®, power lb* reach, him except hy excomiBuhicatibn,-

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KBW

York. j"5'1

NbwYobk, July 7.—In the garni of base ball played to-day at Williamsburg between the Harvard's and Bockfokljp,: the latter were victorious by a score of 17' to 5.

VlBUIBtA BLBCrtOH.

All the Congressmen but three are Oon servative Walker man, Joseph Segar be ing chosen ns Congressman at large.'-*-Among the Radical Congressmen chosen^ is oneNorris, a negro. The Lsgislatur^' n|li stand probabiy &0 majority.'for thi' "Walker party on joint ballot.

FROM THB tlTOXAN CO0NTBT.

,4 dispatch from Vincent Collier, dated DeiWMiwertbr yesferdav, eaysiie found tbe MoquiIndians hospitable, Industrious, and peaceable. Their Tillage, which ls: within a few days walk of PresootV Ark zona, be|ng -built of ston*, the Wuses, some of them are two or three stories high. They desire tools and schools and teachers.

Collier further says the L?gatree and Apache chiefs arranged with the chiefs of the NaTs joes for a council at Cacolicate, Arizona, on the 5th of July, to conre in anil settle peaceably oh or near their re^ ervatioos. As no officer of our govern-' ment could conveniently attend the meeting I. vffered to go,. but General Getty replied It would fn opinion be attend ad with so taatfta personal danger, that a larger escort would be required than be could well afford to give, and be understood the chl-tfs would come to Santa Fe. I think a lasv log peace could now be arranged with tye 4»chss.r 5TJ"T~ ».

Qu fe a larg party of IJtea have been out on the prairies killing buffalo They got into a fight mith Ci manehei and were whipped, losing three or roar war Tiors. They arrived fe/meat Mad WeltV on the first of July.

A report reached here to-daj freat Denver that a party of 300 tTtes hud gor% out on a similar expedition, whether the •ame as referred to above or not, I do not koow.

The late depredations on tbe plains were committed by rwants of tribas. Tfie^raik o?tbe Ch«y.«nne and^Atapahoes .whom Generals Sheridan and-Cus-tstr encountered last wfnjfcr, h«yt gone to their reservations.

I do not believe.we shall haveaaothor^ Indian war. Friend Hoag and the Quakers are hard at work in the department, and will sooK have things better than they ever were.

XTAl CATION.

Wm. H. 8andftfd,..iSwiuar-JiL Uie

possesion also^Xen^ National Bank ofthis city,has decamped and is a defaulter to the Sum of 910,Q00. Speculation in gold lead to cbe defalcation. He lsavss a wife aad children in destitute circumstances. In

Westport. Connecticut, his character for years has been irreproachable. Tbeban^ announcss lbs defakatien Will not damage its standing. &ISCKABQB9

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streets. Many ef tbe ooacbes/ef which there weed hundred* in liaet were covered with national fl«gs, and in a ba

Upon reaching the hotel' Walker appeared tfetfween^ihe National and State Bage^JfisM by represehtatrfea of the fwe races, and after a few minutes of d^afening. cheers made a brief sgeeqfe. After xatigra&lating tbe audlenoe Q&their plate

svictcuy,

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Mao&Id, July 8 —Ibere are fresh complications in regard to the Ministry an* it is likely the whole Cabinet will resig. I

he said, that in. this

men t'of ^rfumph. tbey mu§t not forget charity for the defeated. They must remember that the votoa cast against tbe 4idtet-weris givisn by deluded aad ignorant men of a race that bednotyetbad time Jo -be educated safficleotly to kaow the wrong of disfranchising others. They mustremember we have succeeded ,on tbe platform -of universal suffrage and equal rghtvand.T^a must .see that those, wnr opposed, as well as these who supported ns, have all their rights and are protected folly by tfce law. (Loud cheers.) They must be ed seated and tahght the -value of tbe great boos of the franchise that has been conferred upon them, and the true value of being a citizen. We must not forget that the opportunity of ^winning this victory was given us through the lib^ erality of President Grant (Lead «Bd continuous cheering)—and we must see that its fruit*.,are far the benefit of an,

After a jocular allusion" to 'tfie grief of the present .State office holders of the Wells persuaiion, the speaker ooncluded bygivtoa cheerful'pictttre of the future proeperhy of the State.

Three cheers were given for President Grant at the close. Hr.r|paikep was followed by Issac 3£uater,«olered, aod several white speak-

pvai'S^fcfti tmt Mutotios

WbQUSr-tirnm bat net btgbsr, svpsrfine at $4 76^|4.9(Ve*'ra lofib*0 sad foaU S3 WHEAT—TTliaer ailmproTed demand advancedoc and red Winter, new commands 2 so for lo2 and 1.

OOBN Higher and firm at 75 for No 1 mlted and 76 for wblte. 04CB—-are higher'aad scarce at70@7t lor mi**aSod •m »:.

^r^jteraat Bl ie#tKr for WBI.y? r^graaced to 9 »at l, BtfWw nnddluif »t 3!:

UBUB*tn)UOecUnea so fl.' —0»r ltBSBPQM-S8e 60. BC(2 'BEAIS—Yirm._but qnletat 1854-for ihetddkrs, for rft 16)4 for clear rib had '^tarctsar d-s.

AOOn

-dtea at fof shedldsr*, sides

T%, clear rib 17)4 and clear 18. bJaBD Doll at -13o for kettle-rendarei lenf Ity.firBiir iMOi^XT—Rdl strlHgent, ed?

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Gen. Gancovia was discharged to-day after the of several witnesses a nid greet cbeirisg "by a crowd of Cuban recruits who wart prvsent.

The traitor French could sot be found anvwhere aad the government said tbet bad got through with him. 1J| -OBXOVX.BAOVB. [Affl

The National Xxecutive Committee of the Union Leegue held a meeting here today and adopted measures to aid their cause ia Texas aad Mississippi aad will meet next month ia Fniladelphia

Virginia.

Rxodcohv, July 8.—Gilbert C.Walker arrived this mornirg from Norfolk. Tbtr day was made a holiday for bis reception and whan tbe cars arrived, abo it 5,000 people had congregated at tbedepot. committee composed about equally of the moet prominent white aod colored citizens was at tbe cafe to recilveMm, tot .the populace rushed ia and setting Walker bore him on their shoulders to a coach ornamented with National and State

Yprocession which wss nearly a mile long marched through the principle

frei '»BBAT^AtBtCMul 9940 hfehefWlth

FIrnierat JraJiOiatI, 01 for western'

It f,r winter red-western, V£2|$l 76, tor in1 wlor to^rlaw white W»Hfc*8i* ttZB-Qttlet an4 «t#ady. •1}*^ if idiBV a*

COBA-*«9aMttkr eith aotiro tp-^ktfee demand at 69991 for new mix westers via ce* b«1. SS.aflS imlewT^a for white werttern.

OVTB-l92» ltMt«r with s^tfle demand at 81® for'weS-era afloat. SuQ H—£eeteat llfittlX forOaba. 1 BUfS^QaUtat 9(316 or Basericaa. jf I ac •BoLB-tl n.^-yuiet at UJ^®17 for crude and ttpSKfot reflMd.

PB-

JUI&HBD OIL

unlet at Sl@l

02.

TtJtti'BN rlJC .,yu«etat PUBK—Unlet and steed? tt ||T BTtJ b«w 4c«ss, S*@v7 for ptiisv and

i'Trt»~pnll a XSgiS for and II tor **t ta. CB««--E*»Bee*7-at llftlS.

Wactt.rs»ia-i)«B^teW». .. ,? peckagaa 9t»pls fib Mods.

-Swncj Dreatoo4s.

MILL ItACfelNEtoV beleaatng«»titereeletaef Horatio B. Bingbain, Bankrupt, «oalstlag. in part of ateam-aoylaae, neHere. laAts, ebajitn*. drill-press, jig-saw#, boriaa »^tbl es4laoM,Bl«ckkmitb tools, ban. •awsj^tflttaC^eaMSs, bet s.Baages,epiadlas,ptflIftt screws, Bjldsrs, i'»lloon utd baXtoea-catt* '.-m*, flnT-ka smut ers, feoltinE.cloib«, cranea^ ^erarS^ sllt.fkk4 ba-r-heo s, hoppers,' oils, s*iata,btaA S,desks, letter-press,-oaiclae plaf, InBbtr. vlse. b»lt tnecblae, aod oiber artte|esa«aailyicept la a Bill Tarnlsblng Btoe.

Tnaa—Ca*h rfn dey of sale. W. A. BBADSHAW. Jy6dl0t J, W, BBADSBAW.

-iJCFOKTATIOK.

jCHgAP, OSK&U7B AND SSCEtLrNT

rxr :. *.r B*uucBP FSicKS, at

HkTSKMr, l»M t.» iMStf.tttt 1.0® ICilbr BBSr,(re4)1»68,prgal3.TS Kb®* 75 MicsfeelsMrCBhlte)" s,ttr, .78 «-^s" sA»s.t{ **®®i

"Xha tonrUstatad* I aeli f.r 10oeats a gjasa at a} n-»lf opened Wiae Bo- m, on fun: etteet, to Whieh Invite my frle ds aad ot-ers. v. A. fxsK&y.

JalO-alm. Oor. itb »ad Ohio Sta.

J^IYBRY BROKJ1R4 STAPLES -Ike ••rtsSSl|li'i1. afMa trftiiT Stable, oa JSM^atseet, oppoelt- the Boatia Boese,

Baraers,

or other

JggR&f-HAUTE, INDIANA. FB'IDAY UORNING, JUL3T9.1869. ESTABLISHED MAY 12. 1861

5BSS-

The 'street Were blocked jiith people following the processfoit On reaching J^e Jsogee~ef7«iMk Jaa R. Bracch, consfrelative, oaodifete, who was kiHed by the #*Uimiy 0f IVidey last, theproesesion passed in silence and with uncovered heads.

taslfb T3 •*.

Vl:a" jjgjx W- TOttK "jML ALHlt lli'l Vid* «y telasravb-)" Haw foa*, July 8 «QB"tlQeift»fe*t«e t» sbtpvlBC grade*, at f&ioas co

for

aaperttae state- aad^ wsmirn, 6 40

eXtr'a State,e Q5»SS6 for e*tr» weetsvn, »iie vfbeat extra, 6 tbB6 70 fbr Bt. Loate 8A10 00 do fjfttlqg itttdjt. 'b-

»T 25 fdt-whtte Vheal ei&a,

ici. .tit- ....J...

HPiM-S 8T11IDAIII

I E S

TMMy BEST HITTERS

Jbr

BtU«n Eqn»I to Tit

Speei"8 8Umdtrd^Wine Bitten, HUM Of— WINE, HBRBS & ROOTS tod Wine, to well kaows, with

INABKlfOBf- Mi I

Mrf rick other HIKB8 Mtd BdOT3 will

of escb Bottle,

Wsfi

CowcoBD, Jul 8. Sanders'block tfr Ftft'artflle waT huftied 'his muming, ocoupiWd a# St ore* by Mr: Sandirri, Wh'se loss &f30000} G-o. W. Abbott, dothngj loi- fl,MOV Hale ft Chad wick, dry goodtf abu ehes, H,000 McNeil ft Oarter, loss $1,000. ^"j sslT

OlMCtJPfKATi'MABKRT. !ai By ^eUarapk-i Ox*oi«u*l, July f.

rood

arport dewa'd at 41 40fotr /Bo S sprlnc,: 187 far Ko«nU3 doznUed,! 67 for

a'd at 41 40fotr /Bo S sprltis,: I S? far doinUed,| S8®t 67 for Mo 1

No Ido, I 69

Jy6dlW

00 for no for

-acaadji.at4SOI4 (or ^ewphia s«S" and

18 #18 for new sxtraAsea. UAStf*- MWt at oOT *BaT9^DdFaaB Ikiary at 13*414 for shondsi statu* tea anted at 16

Bpav# at

ilara aadlQ#i7 for bates. ttiDDbBMQtfiafcaad StaalXt tea c. LBBO^V a4~dro0 ln| at chi ll&lSJt for Siwm aad l9)(igl^'

tjT

Betile r*n

MOMBT^rA shail* waster at.7 per n.enti»- S O O ~msKssaamemmmBms*=as±si ifCClAL NOTi C£S. 3

.mis*

New Sera qaotattocs for Oksb-. TUEfcfer B1PLSY ft

S1«»v

DEMIliQ,

and italn streets.

.« A3 a«l?ai 5®15 ix Eg.

On ThurscUy, the 15th day of July, 1369 era will aeil^t anctton. at tbeUill ?nmlaalag UoAe, ta lirire Haste, Indiana, at -tea a. x., si IOTB* eesortswB*. et

nam

arbfiared W.th go*d stock aad Carriage*, to ae MBiSUHiats tbspsblie. BOB*T HTJNTBB. Bay person wiehlnt to deposit Bersee, Boc •fas,

llTery

articles at Heater's

Idtary 8'*tl«, vUl be aoeosamodated with

money

adraaoedoa tbe auae. dMSdtf HUM TBB OOLLLBB.

all

mmswIitPlgseUo'i, pfoaote tha BaereUoiisot the System It tbe B»tar»rchMaels aad%|Te

TONE ANS TtOOR

nowiw mmuu u»nuu!

AU.asaUwlth woadarfkls«oocm, Brtiipi OOXaOZi To the pale white lip, rilsT V.

BLOOM AND BEAUTY T? tbe this face and care-worn coqqteaai Caree fXVCB and cie«to« them. 0*8 aone other, ST&NOABD BITTIBa. Qrocore, 6ea that

BkV'WVt

•atoo' APPBTITB.

Try

r. Ask for BPBBB'8 Hold.br Dragglits aad

sl^netsre ts 9«er tkS -eerk

ALF1CED SP&EJt,

r, New Ta

Pmb»1o, and 343 Brtadwa ear frade Supplied bj all Ifrnggtots. jbtiew eblsJoo eiiJoJ eao!

Si*. *..•+ ^ab£'f^vM»r

ia. uair0*

The eleotion returns tn-ds continue more and more favorable to Walker.^ Returns thj# etternuon show the Walker'nei^.itUl'lb^ea m»J rity of 0 on joiorft

|^JITY

I W#C !»cf

ITY FI&E IN.S0M2TCE CO. OF HA8TWBD, COKK.

•aaa.ooo

CAflTAL, f. flbBBSTKB, Presilaat.. OEO. W. IiBSTBB, Bpcrptiiry -itsi 7

•§-.10

B. SIMPSON^Aptnt.

Xjnj^DOW GLASS WAKE-v.,-j-j., flOOSK. ,fc!now ban

RKHJAMIN H. 8H0CMA1UI Km. 205t 807, 3ft9 luid 211 N. ttb 8k,

PHILADELPHIA^

^imporwrof

ce|j|

French and English Window^ French Plate Glass fbr..Windows.^ WW French Looking Glass plates. stiJ HamauredJUalsJQlasaJpr Skyligbts^or

Floors.

Colored aiid Ornametrtal Church Glsas. Fluted Glass for Conservatories. Every Size and TMckeiBi, By tb» original oa«e, box,or singleUgB*|SqCare or "at to any Irregular shape. aattMai

JV/TANHOOD AND THE VIGOR lfJL Of yoOta restored la four weflr OB. RICOBP'S ESSIKOB Of Iitrx restares waaly

medicine, tf takes regularly aconrdlnf toihe

11-1

(Mttoae (eh(ch are very almplei aad n^ntre no rsetralotfrwa kaslaaes or pieasaM.)-. Bailors. Is impoasible. Sold

bottles at S3, or foar aaAtl-

tles tn one for fy. To'bs had only ofttv sola a|-' pointed a§«kt ln Amerloa, H. GBBTIBBH, 93*94 A«kuae, c4T. oMStk. etrt^fc N.T. te28.

0IVIDEND KOXIOfl//^w'J^ Nat OSAI,

STATS B*«x,'-'-

Tctki Hivrt, Itn., July 5th,lSt97

The Board of Dt&ctors bav^dsclatsd a dlvidenitof (6) per cant, free from 6ov«raaeat tax, 'payable to stoebboideis oa daaaad--O. Itf. WABBIN,

JOBS HANBT,

tOBMISSlOS BtBCHAKT Aad Wholesale-snd Be tail BealT la alt Had* of Oratn, Wtnhosw, on north First 9*., afOaaal Baaln,Terre fiaate,-Indiana. eVStttot attention paid to recelrlnrf and forwar lag goods jeW^latf

jyjERCfiiA^T TALLOBING. 1 b» iut r«celf«d aad- now -opsn to the tnsprctlon or my patron^ and tHfe pttbtio fh general tbe most desirable etyles of O»lored Cloth Coating) Caislnere and vKSTlNQi ta ^l shsdrS, Wfc'ch Jprcfifne t) make, np ta OBPEB ia tie latest and t«et

FITTING STYLE] Ons tier native. Cheaper than ths7 oan bsaayaBere"West. Please call on ,, rsBP. ?C8X.ZWIlf}, aedti.,1M Kale str**t, K.t(ev«tiaa,pM«k.

ITJJLIU3 MiJSalCH, .e I SL'rlt'«* aaaaiCAB aaa raanw

Prirate Parties fnrnlsbed With OjtteMJttsts lee Oream, Jellies, Sc., on Short notMe. niyiplSB

KEEP KOOL!

!tf«' jost sacoBrvBo, l-i a i:« ttvidnv Ib tttfrigeritors, en ICe CfceStS, kWaasuoP

les Cream freemen. -,' Bath TiHs»U q: Toilet Setts at 9100. Bird Cafes, all ityles, and

In fcbnodsaee, -hica *111

HATS AND CAPS.

'4mv*mad'3Bb

BW YOBS BAT STORE

Joseph Ce YTates, JUST IN RBCBIPT O*

Mps' HaUot aU hinds JSi tfoys' Hataoi all Slissee' Hat« ot idlklaasC'

Iniisnts' Hets of all Wndst

Ba« a| &21 BfjOT. jg. Bats BMde to order oa short kUr. OoM

"iHI FALL 8TI1.B8,-

i«s JhUJitreet. Tsrie Saet% IaB

s--r*

'i* it•*«**&

Persons.

roBntvm. t,»«»OB fBB rait. ffSH FOB TBB SIOBfcT, "«i ,, «»Oa TBB AOKD, rOB rXMALBS,

BOB 8PHXHG OdB.1 II

«s f/

OOIdDCST EAGLE,

Sparkling: Catawba,

bom.)

OLD S8EBAT WISE,

JPOBT WIVE,

Shein Wine,

BORDEAUX CLABEf,

*nfZ COGNAC,

HOLLAND GUT,

Isrialeata^Maiaatqbst.Msiadtlh,

,,r WBtSS Isi.-dSo ety q»tvf

«e*

•UeiNKSS Did ECTOR Y. I ATTOBMiYS, j» Meredisk Delaao, larrlagtea Blbck. Wb.B.ateJasea.se Mala ssreet. Bairi a Craft, 82 Main Street, .» Seo«t*Bay, 60OW»8tree«. Jos. B. BUke, Ohio Street. •AO&ITSCT3 Alf BU1LOBBB. /.A. Vrydagfc, eetaer Hatn aad Btftb. OdftB wtlUette, eoraer Biath aad Holberry

BOOTS AND SHOES.

JaoobDoll, sooth Foartb street,

BOOKS AND STATIOITEBT Jt. U. boeley, 1M Mala Street. l-il «01. Bit UBS I

9n$ HalalfikBro.,Lafayette Streef. I BltLIABDS. 4,1 T«atonle Botel, Wss, Chaffer, Proprietor. v- OABBIAG1 PAOT0B7. ftatf, Th^aaS Oo., Cor. 8d aad Walnntf*®'

OLOTH1HG.

W. B. Baiudster, 7» Stain 8treau

OrorM A MUler, 61 11am Street.

9^"

)oaa Baraiale, over fa* on Wafansivy'e. ffraa Bcbiewia*, Ws Ba-a sweet. COAL DBaLKBSt 5 -if J. a. slorgan, SnlU*an OonntyCoal, 7 Jobs McFanane, Bliervxal.

DB£SS UAKIKG.

airs. N. Jt. Hedges, Ohio, bet. 4th and Ith Sts DENTISTS. L. B.Bartholeaew, 1ST Katn street. O. Op LtD«vUi| oils m(wm& Main mA Obtc,

DBT GOODS.

Taell, Bipley A Co., corner 6th end Ualn etreet W. 8. Byoee Co., 77 Stala street. O. Wittlg Co.. 170 Mala street. SdsaU Co., eoraer Jfonrth and Jtaia street S&xtoa A Walmsley, 111 Haln street. Obrnelliis a Hsiggarty, soraar Mela aad Third its? eiora Dli(JGGlST8. i'-Hi

Barr, Onlick A Berry, owner Main aadFoartb FARMING IMPLEMENTS Joasa JoneS, east side PnbUe Sqaaza. GUNSMITH AND 9TINCLL ODTThiii

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east.otTbi^d, HARDWAB£. *3915 Oory a Maaoeart, Main Street, ^ajtla, SJuyer a Co., Mala Street. "j:.. -HATS AND CAPS. Jos«tb O. Tates, 146 Matt street.

¥:.vr

HOTSL9. &••>!

Ssttosal Boose, corner Sixth and. Mais. Clark Hoiue^corner Ohio and first. Terre Haate Hoase, edraer Main and Setfentk farmers' Botel Oor 9th and ohery.

INSURANCE AGENTS,

-finger AKoKaea, Bowliag Ball. 1 J. A. State, 66Mala street. •».. JEWELLERS. a. B. Frsseien, 74 Mafa atieet. Joba B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block J«oob Kern, Opposite PostOBcc.

LIVERY STABLE.

~,it*tb*rt Hunter, opposite Baa tin Honse. ''sr LEATHER, Ac. t. A. Bnrnetl, 114 aad 146 Main Btnet. MONUMENTS, SCOTCH GRANITE

Walter Bpptaghoasen, Cherry atrset, be tweeaSthand totb. MUSIC DIALERS. ti.'Klssasr, Palece«f Music, iS Ohio street. J.

MECHANICIAN.

A. Tittman, le south 4th St. opp. Post Office. MHtLINBBT.

A. Barldan, 80 tlatn street. 8.

it.

Btraaa, 148 Mala St.

flys. Bdcklagham, Uor, and Ohio. sS-tJMILITARY CLAIMS. t. B. Dan .litsoa Varriogtoa Block, Mala St.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. &. Bfddle, 161 Main street. PHYSICIANS. Dr. 8. J. Touug, wset side Pabilo S^oare. .. RETAIL GBOOJKBS. K. B. Wrights. Co., ISA,Mala Street, f. p. Molloy Ho 8 Soatb ith atrset. 0.

BAILBOAD AGENT.

James I. Tnraer, at MeBaea Paddook's Mill RXAis ESTATE AftlffTS. •eaCOdTB Ua«% ee8«sr Maieaed etk streete

SADDLERY BABdkWABE •Fred A. BosrffSU A.aoethl'ifth street. STONE WOB&. 'sssksiSr* 'i:iE-3£WING MACHUfES, T. H.BUCe,15I14aia Street..

00NFK0T10M1R AID Be-tSfforfK feirtbK., .' UstwseB'Kaia aid Cherry Streets,' "rKBHK HAUXV. IND. Keeps oonstanliy on haoda fresh snfpieOf OaktS, Candies, IeeurMua. Bread end Oraehars.

Ornawental Oakse, Pyramids, I«s ttssa, Water Ios, Oharlotte-tntse, Uy.BlaacsJfM.ge, Boman Pttacb, Blsflptte ai.ee, TrOmagede Pam. fancy Zee Cream, 1-astry, Ieaf«e,TDklia»n Salad Be,, wUl be mads to osder.

SS3BTS AND COB&ET9. Berg a Ajraold, S» Main street. S. Wales lfe« J69 Mala street. 'STONE CUTTERS. Wagnee a Sf eVarlaha, Cast of T. A I. &. B.

Freight Depot.

UNDERTAKER. faerTMrd and Cherry, nSll, MalaStreet.

fe. .#se..

SJ.t:

Coolers,^ ten,

told

lew

PHYSICIANS.

YOUSG, '^E' caw

ornm-Wset Side PnbUe S«esn, (Toraerly oooapied by Br. Oartls.) Vt^is attsndsd toaigbt and day.

Satloaai Sanaa.

MILITARY CLAIMS.

l».eMW.#

?a»3»:»asp®»- oar reats. Oall

paf

BAJLL8,

jy|ILIT4JB^gbLAiM^-CAED

DAVID S. DASALWON,

Ttiss&ttsss.jr1'

Office—F&rrfngton Block, N. E. Corner Public Sqvmre, ttrSiAtas, tiasr Dpeal.

ABSB HAIItK, UD. -j,-

-n

nm»Um CMm» M+o»ecnted, Arrear»«f Fay Procured, BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

DEEDS EXECUTED,

Teaokers MMs eat ami Anstas

lm®«I I

DRY COO OS.

s. bWS Fcs,

Ars prsfmd for tits warm ws»thsr with

^SEASONABLE

DRY GOODS

tOOS AT TBS ATTBAOTXOK for IAM23 aaJ OBItPBIIT:

VHCf DRESS GOODS

Isgteat Tertst^jli:asjai a= .i ae^Jtp chsoka.

Lluia Lae« Points,

Llama Lace^FicIiues

foryonsg ladtu. 64 Mack and 8-4 White Shaw) Crept*. Lerte stock of

SUMMER SHAWLS PABASOLS,

•Aln

Dxtra Silk Son Umbrellas.

ztssQ

C-«:!

THE TfUUHING STOfil^

Btttom tj Bstfb trlnxnlBss, TiiwslBX Batfnit Plqaet frlMlsei to mstohs Likft/ and 6entsf EaglUli

Hosiery,

Driving aod otker Wores, ?arluasstjles,

Fans, Fans, Fans, &c« i- 4'

Istfm

Dudciaitd

In WMte, Drabs

Baffii, SMII

Bs.

desks, Strtpsi

for floats and Beys, aadsr yr)ee.

Marseilles & Honey Comt

S E A S la aew designs aad et popular priees.

ABFITS, WALL PANS Be

^otdngbpi Lace Curtains

LOOK AT 01TB

Wall Paper and Daooratlons

W. 8.JBYGE* CO

.y,!i

4 i'

—AT-

}ometmg Haggorty's.

SO Dozen Skirts At tt 96 aad SC casts.

Good Lit Colored Prints at oeati.

Yard wide

at 11, U9{an4IPe«Sis.

JBlesclied lislin

Drees Goods

ftrsfcyu^ andlSTJ&GEON.

MtmmDrmm from

Arm ftwlwBfsaqr lefts wisiwa.PROTKST8 WSUKD.

SVBeierto Kscehaat., Baakere aad Oltfaeas 1 sail sill, aad to aay one of the thoaaaad wheee olataaharebseaobtalaed bias,

JaMirK b. a. HARALD80H

te ,,

at cents.

es low s« 10 osats a pair.

-43

Cbsapar than «tst.

,i,y

jS^

WarrastedSOO jerds, only 5 csnts a «foai.

Ij!

Vt Tarjr loW prfess.

rontWBoczor

3f.r

sad SCOT CM.

W'1

GBfCf

•,

'si-

CHECKS aad TICKS

itf'J: TOBXTXtTSODll

Ti iVi

?sK

lfci¥E'

C0KHELI1J8 & HifiGEETY, Oor. Msin and Third

Sta.