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IK) 00 5 50 , 3 00 25 One year... .. 7 00 ix ntontha..4 UJ WEEKLY JOURNAL. One copy, one year ........... Five copies, one year., Ten copies, one year. - 8 7a -15 00 IXDI.iNAPOriIN LKTTEIIS. Tha Bafcer-Cnmlsaek Correspondence Once More Uevlew of the Ground by Jode Hughes rambacR's up ponents Still at WorKTae Bepno llcan Caucus Farther Nomina tlons. . . v Indianapolis, Jan. 16. Editors Journal; ., -,, v'U.V' 7. Yesterday much curiosity wasmaoifesfced by members of the liauie, as well as outsiders,, in relation to the disposition the Senate would make of the resolutions pending before that holy at tha time of adjournment the evening previous, and notwithstandiog the exceeding inclement weather, at the hour for the meeting; of that body, the lobbies were filled with spectators. Promptly at 3. P. K., Hon. Will Cumback, President of the Senate, surrendered the Uhair to Col. Robinson, the Senat&r from Madison, when the Senate was resolved into a Committee of the Whole for tbe purpose of Consider! 9g the resolutions of censure and couijbendatiou of which ' mention wasi made in my last letter to tha Journal. The Senator from Switzerland, Mr. Bellamy, wasr called to the Chair, and immediately J adge Uughea took the floor, and proceeded to speak at length, commencing at the beginning of the proceedings, and traveling over the entire ground, which had been traveled over in debate twice before. After the conclusion of hia remarks, further debate sprung up between members of the Senate, which was protracted ' long after the usual hour for adjournment. The Committee then rose, reported progress, and the Senate adjourned uail Monday at 2 P. M., when a further discussion of this matter will be had. The discussion, from the commencement, has been the most extraord'niry for a legislative ' body, it The widest range has been allowed the members speaking on both sides of the question ; and matters personal, and in many cases entirely irrelevant to the subject under consideration, have been dragged into the discussion with a freedom that was most astonishing. It was the opinion of many that after the cauctis nomination .for Senator, some disposition 6f this matter would have been readily made,' but it is not out of the way of the St, oat e yet, and Mr. Cum back's opposers appear determined to keep-up' a are upon him nntil the last Tnomcnf, ana defeat him if it is possible to do so.; But this cannot be done, since the Republican members of both Houses except tren, participated in the caucus, and are of course pledged to his support. Messrs. Stein and Hooper decline to support Mr. Cumback in consequence of this correspondence, as they allege, while Cravens declares that hid ob iection is purely upon the ground of the constitutional ineligibility of the Lieut. Governor. The Democrats have been most industrious in their efforts to sow discord in the ranks of the Republican members, but how far they have been ?ueiiessf ul has not yet transpired in full. They held a caucus last night in the Senate chamber, at which Williams, of Knox, presided. Nothing has transpired since the last writing, to ehanse the opinion that the Democrats will unite on some Republican to defeat Mr. Cumback, except it be the faint denials of Senators yesterday, which denials must be received with " many prairs of allowance," if you wish tD be on ihe safe side. The Rjpuh'ttan caucus was in session again hst night, in the Representatives' Hall, and proceeded to the nomination of candidates for State Prison Directors. For the State Prison, North, A. JXlHannick, oi Putnam, James M. Tyner, of Miami, and l.-aao W. Hart, of Fountain, were loosen; and for the State Prison, South, Mr. W. W. Cuiry." The caucus then proceeded to the nomination of a fckate Librarian, and the choice jell upon Mr.M.G. MeLain.of Putnam, a one-armed soldier. The balance of the nominations will not be made un til Wednes.Jav night of next week. Q K. J. W. C O IN GliiU S SJL ONAL.'. ILth 10XGUES3 THIRD SESSI0X. II1-.SK. Washington, Jan. 16. Dawes, irom the Committee on Elections, reported, in the case of the Representative from the Sixth Congressional District of Georgia, that John H. Christie, having voluntarily given aid to tne reoeuion, is not entitled to a seat: that the contestant. John A. Willey, is not entitled to it, because he did n receive a majority of the votes cast: al that the Com iuittee on Elections are discharged irom further consideration of the question on removing the political disabilities irom John 11. Christie, and that, it be teferred to the Com mittee on lteconstruction. It waa laid on the table and ordered printed. Stover indicated his dissent from the report of the same committee, "'made vesterdaV. in the case 01 Ander t.f against Switzer, from the Seventh District of Illinois. ' Woman Arrestfd for Pass las Cenn. ttrfeit Money. CniCAQO, January 16. In the bag' caza ox a woman arrested in Dave n i.ort. Iowa, on Wednesday, for pass ing counterfeit money, . nver 2 four thousand dollars in spurious currency was found. She was agent for a gang of Eastern counter letters. - . , , j he ooDstructioa ot a grand union railroad depot ,on the west side of Chicago is oeing seriously advocated. fj? Last evening, at a citizens meeting, it was resolved to urge the immediate f construction ol another tunjel at ; Adams Street, three blocks eolith of '-the one lately completed. ' ' ' Resolutions Favoring Reciprocity 1TUO isaaua. Portland, Jan, lG. The Board of Trade passed strong resolutions in f: vor of a reciprocity with Canada; also lavoring appropriations j by uovern w iucuir iui iue Niagara ouip wauai. Boat Kaclnff. - i'-i" PouanKEEPSiE, N. Y.. Jan. 16. The ice. boat race .to-day. ' over the yinteen mile eourse, resulted in Victory for the Haze., Nine , boats were entered. ' J ScBteneed ta Death., f .: , Piiilade LpniA, January 1G. Geo, Eaton was to-day Sou .eoced to death iu the Court of Oyer and Terminer lor the murder of timothy Honon.

VOL. X, T S LEGBAPH.' Saturday Night's Dispatches. Situation in ' Wall Street Iavoly Times' Anticipated. Formation of an Engineer's Association in JN aw . York. ;-; Sleeting of Officers of Ninth Army Corps Called, i the AlTaira in Arkansas. Reported Outrages by the Xltlitia. Proceedings of the National Colored Convention. Ad Wees from the Indian ! Territory. Dispatch from Sheridan. General News by Atlantic Cable. ST. LOUIS. Heetlns of tke Woman's Soffrase Association. St Lotrw. Jan. 16. Gen, Sherman received the following despatch:. , . IK Til FlKLD, FOBT COBB, " , Ihdian - Tksbitoky, Jan t, liSttft. f General The destruetioti of the Comanche vi!'rg(i by Colonel Evans' command gave the nnai blow to the backbone of the Indian rebellion. At 12 o'clock oa the night of the 3lat of December, a delegation of the chief men of tbe Cheyennes and Arrapahoes, twenty-one in ' Bomber, arrived at this place on foot. their - animals not being able to bring them in. They said they ruled the villages, begged for peace and permission for their people, to come in, asking no terms but from a paper to protect them from the operations of our troops while en route. They report the tribes in mourning for their losses, their people , starving,, their ponies dying, their does all eaten up, and had no buffalo. We had forced them into the canons on the eastern edge of the staked plains, where there was no small game or buujlo J, hey are in a bad fix, and desire to surrender unconditionally. I acceeded to their terms, and will punish them justly; and I can scarcely make an r . l.J O. - error in any pumsnuieni awarueu, ior they all have blood upon their hands. Yesterday we received a few papers. the first for a month, and I see it alleged by the Indian agents that the lilack Kettle band were on their reservation at the tin?? they were attacked. This h a falsehood. The Reservation cxrends but thirty miles np the WaMitita, from xort Cobb. The battle took place one hundred and twenty miles up that stream, from here. ' It is also alleged that "the band was friendly. No one could make such an assertion who had any Tegard for truth. The young men of this band commenced tae war. 1 - can 'give the names of some of Black Kettle's young men who were out depredating at Fort Dodge when the village was vriped out.. Mules were taken from the trains, mail matter carried off, and couriers; murdered. . Photographs, stolen from the Bcenes of the outrages on the iSplomon and silver Rivers, in Kansas, were lound in the captured camp, and in addition 1 have their own illustrated history, found in their camp, showing the different fights or murders this tribe were engaged in. the trains attacked, the pay parties attacked about Fort Wallace, and the women, citizens and soldiers killed. It is at the service of any one desiring information on the subject. It should be known, also, that I invited Black Kettle and family to come in with the Arrapohoe chief. Little Rav en, in my interview with that chief at r oTt Dodge, in feeptember last, but they did not come. , 4 lours, respectlully, ' i P. H. SnERibAN, ' ! Maj. Gen. Commanding. - An Omaha dispatch says it is re ported that a number of Indians, recently engaged in war in Colorado and Kansas, have reached the Powder River country. A council waa being held by a large number of chiefs. Ihe object of the council was unknown. The Indians are quiet along the Upper Missouri. A party has returned from the pursuit of the Indians in the Cache la 1'andre, and succeeded in capturing HXI horses and killing one Indian.; ing of the Woman's Suffrage Association mis aiternoon, a good deal ot business was transacted, and an in creased interest in the cause was mani fested. Ihe attendance was quite large.' Mrs. John Phelps was added to the delegation to attend the Wash ineton Convention. A large delega tion ot ladies was appointed to visit Jefferson City to lay the subject of female suffrage betore tbe Legislature, with the view of obtaining an amend ment to the Constitution striking out the word male. 1 hey also amend ed their own Constitution by striking out the word female, and a number of gentlemen joined the Association. Letters were read from Hon, S. C. Pomeroy. United States Senator from Kansas: Mrs. J.S. GrilSn. Presi dent of the Suffrage Association of the uistrict ot Columbia: Judge Krum and Rev. J. L. Montieth, of ot. Louis, and others, all giving words oi encouragement. Fire Loss $3O,C0a. ' Worcester, Mass., January 16. Fairbanks larre nlanimr. raw n. grist muis at iveene, . LI., was most . 1 , .-- - . T -J ly destroyed by lire last night. Loss estimated at fou.wu, partially in sured. OrrAWA,Canada, January 1G.--The Dominion Parliament has been pro rogued until x ehruary za.

T i oj J V.JNEW YOltK. Situation la -Wail Street The Bulls -and Bears Lively 1 1mps Autsclpated lp Knsiiieer' sociatlon ' Formed i3IcrHir of Hi? OlHffrs of i) ninth rmr TArns I'allrA. -i aiiu.u J .7 New York, January lf?. The Expres&says:. The scenes in Wall Street are now being sifted rather more, and the bears .this- time arc .making their appearance in pnblta after a I ng re tireinent,- and they will make an effort at least to retrieve their lost fortunes. The leading bears have been secretly at work, for some tiraq ,rst in the West organizing lor the campaign in railways through the? Leijilatures-in several Western States. Tho first-ef-t fort has been made by many bills, and already a bill has passed "the Senate which reduces the rates for passenger travel on the railroads of that State to three cents ! per r;mile.' It is reported this will pass the House and be signed by the Governor. . , A similar movement is on 'foot in Iowa and Wisconsin, and the bears calculate this scheme will be success ful, and reduce tbe earnings of the western roads, and thereby depreciate the market; values on stock exchange. It is reported on the street that some roads will increase their capital stock for equipment, and it is rumored that the M. S. Directors have already authorized Ircsh issues for this purpose. Ihe bears calculate upon demoralization; the bulls ou any new issues of stocks, and take comfort from this. ,"The foregoing is the bear campiisrn as far as known, and it seems from this, the bears are not to remain mere passive observers of events in Wall Street any longer. The bulls will, of course, resist this attack of the bears, and battle between contending forces. This is the situation in Wall Street at present, and we are likely t t-ee lively times in the immediate luture. 'A number of gentlemen met last evening, and formed the General As sociation Of Engineers in America, Branches are to-be established ' .in every State in the;Uniou, the objsjet being to fimprove-all engineering trades and professions.', , , .. ." Rov.'Drj Littleiohn is to be conse crated Episcopal Bishop of Long Is land next Wednesday. llev. rred. K. D. lluntinErfon. ol Boston, has accepted ,the Rishoprick of Central New York. Judge Dickey, as sub committee of the Congressional committee of In vestigation into 'the 'alleged election frauds, is engaged in prosecuting inquiries in ft he interior. 1 ae Albany A rou savs the fail ure of Patker, Books & Ca., and of Pierre,Brooks & Co- of Springfield Center, hop merchants, is announced. Ihe liabilities are stated to be up wards of four hundred thousand dulars. and it is claimed they have as sets which will .considerably" more inan meet ineir indebtedness. Judge Ingraham to-day "i ranled an order in the case of. Blatchford vs. the officers of : the Merchants.Union Ex-t press Company, that , thcdefendants show cause before him. on Monday, why the Receiver shouldnot bo appointed In another cane. James II. MeVickor agaiust the same Company, Judge Brady issued an interlocutory injunction restraining-: them t irom transferring any property and from collecting the assessments recently evied., A dispatch Irom Albany says the Assembly once more, by a vote of 46 to 33, tabled the resolution peud ing for investigation into the affairs of the Merchants' Union Company. London pniers announce that the agent of the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad has issued the propoetua of a small loan of 2i.K),000, mortgage bond, at seventy-five per' cent., bearing six per cent, interest, principal and interest payable in full in gold, in London. Ihe money, it is stated, is required for the ' adoption " of the gadgc con necting that Compauy's road with the Illinois Central. New' Yob K, Jan. 16. A meetinar of the Ninth Army Corp officers, and the othcers ot the luruside Jxiudition into North Carolina, has been called by General Rurnsidc to. meet in New York, February 8ih, the next anniversary of, the capture, ol Roanoke Island, lor the purpose oi lorming a permanent organization,- and taking measures lor a general meeting at an early day. EUROP E By Vtlinitlo "X,elo"fr,nili. . ITALY. ' Florence, January 16. The riots occasioned by the attempts to collect the mill tax have been renewed re cently in various parts of Ital'. The military; force has been used for the suppression ol the disorders. I wentyeix rioters have been killed and wounded, and the coantry is now tranquil, - T , . , ; f , ENGLAND. London, January 16. Charles Dickens publishes a card in the Lon don papers to day denying the story of the recent death of his brother's widow in Chicago. He says that lady is still alive .and well, and that ha is trustee 'of her estate, under settlement.; The final signing of the treaty for the settlement of the Alabama claims elicits favorable comments from all the London papers. . - i A meeting ot , those jfavonng the ballot in Parliamentary elections was held here last evening. Able speeches were made "by Milnor. Gibson, ChasBuxton, and others. The assemblage was large, and much enthusiasm was manifested.: , , , , n. r: . V.:.'. .. j J. PRXTSSIAvi - r - Bremen January 16. On the first of February next the money-order system between the largo towns', of North Germany and the United States will bo inaugurated. "'J he plan is to receive payment at post oflices in tin North-German Union and the United States,: and issue orders for the same om.-the agentsi of North Germany, Lloyd, ithe amount to bo limited to fifty dollars. .dLi. . , .-it i San j Francisco, January 13. The Commissioner of Immigration dis missed the suits against the Paoilio Mail Company lor a violation ot tiie passenger act upon- the latter paying the amount 4lue the biate. . Halifax. Nova Scotia, January 16, The ; impre.-sion prevails that the Dominion Government will agree to par Nova Scotia for the railway from Halifax to Truro, on the ground that it is a portion of the Intercolonial Kailway.

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INI)., WASHINGTON. Proceedings of the Natfcn.il Colored Convention The Alabama Claims. Washington. Januarv 16. The L National .Colored Convention adopted a report nr-rin? the orffahization of an Equal Rights Leajrue. ' A , resolution r was passed , asking Congress tor an-'atwendinent' to- the Constitution to put beyond cavil the right of every citizen to vote, irrespective of race, ftIov usoeondtiioDv and urgiug upon Congress'the neces stty ot lnrther legislation to redrusi the outrage of expelling colored miOjbers lroiu the .iieora'a vfjeislatiiire and t) restore the rights of the color ed people in that State. v .sut-coiuinutee is preparing an auuress to do made to the Americau people, and another committee has been appointed 10 present the suffrage questiou before the Congressional Judiciary Committee. ' The President vestcrdav sent to the Senate the treaty for' the adjustment of the Alabama and other - claims by commission. .! , . . The receipts of fractional currency lor the week were 'tM'lo.tKMJ; the shipments, $361,660; 'National Bank cur rency issued, $111,430; actual circula tion, LtyjlMJS:?; fratiouul currency redeemed, ifJullXJ. ..a JSE31PHIS. Affairs In Arkansas Mere Outrages by ihe Mlllilaiuin. Memphis, January 16 Last nieht nine militia men from a force at Ma rion, Arkansas, went tr the hou?e of a widow lady whose name is withheld at the rt quest of numerous relatives ere, an 1 outiaged her and three daughters, aged Fixteeo. eighteen and twenty years respectively, after helping themselves' to ' what ' things they wanted. Information ; of . the affair was given to Cfdonel Watson, com mandinglhe militjawho this after"-' noon. succeeded in arresting all tho guilty parties. .The greatest excitement exists at Marion, and but for tho promise of Colonel Watsou that tho villains shall, hav ijislice meted out to them, doubtless the community would now he in 'Jits. Another party also wont to the bouse of, Jefferson Reeves, near the game- place, and outraged his wife: 1 ' They went then t ) the house of Mr.Skepson, and maltreated Mrs. Watson, an elderly lady from. New York, living with hitu,: This party has not been arrested as yet. 1 ' i The Senatorial Question la Wisconsin. CmcAjao, Jan. 16. Thirteen monibers of tbe Wisconsin Legislature signed the call on thg candidates . f the U. S. JSenatorshit to define the r political views, on'5 Monday' night.' Carpenter is expected to vindicate his character and political reputation. He and Washburne have determined to fight the battle' si'jtiarely, preferring that either one should be ejected than cither of the Aflrer11 two- candidates. Wa.-dibnrne's friends claim forty votes sure. " Tuesday niht .-.the ' question will probably be decided. Mr. L. Corder, orM trion,. Williamson County, Illinois, was shot, and killed this morning by Samuel Cover, of the fame place. No particulars received. .J ; v! ! , n;..-. ' - " j Bantt Failure 11 : ' HAVANA" January 16 The Rank Del Comnif-reio,' kh.Vvvn as Fessire's liaiik, which, lor some time past, has le.n in a;weak Condition, suspended payment yesterday. Liabilities heavy. Tho (shareholders will be the prioci pal sufferers. 1 ... Louisvir,LK,Jan. 16. Geo. Weathers, the brute. who partly roasted a" child a. few days since, was this morning committed to prison in default of $200 bail. The house of Mrs. Milligan, on Jackson Street, was burglariously entered last night and robbed of $X)5.. , , Sunday xMght's Dispatches. Treaties B9twoon the Qovraont and jBagland. ;. The President Sends them to the Senate. Congressional Matters. Another Prize Fight ranged. , ArKansas Legislative ceoaings. ProNebraska lipablican' I3glslativo Caucus. No Choice for Senator. . The Senatorshlp In Maine." Atjqosta, Maine, January 17. The Senators and Representatives in the Maine Ijcglafure from Kennebec County I. Morrill's county and who voted for Morrill at the caucus to nominate a candidate for United States Senator, publish a card, in which they ay, as Mr, Hamlin received seventy-five out ot one hundred and forty-nine votes in caucus, they regard hid' nomination as valid and binding, and shall vote for him. Senator Morrill arrived, here Saturday, accompanied by Senator Sprague and his wife. -CHICAGO. Another Prlz FIglit being Arranged Jlurde? In Decatur, Hi. ?. T " ; . . . . ; 1 CfiicagcV' Jan. 17. Another prize fight between Chicago roughs is being arranged; 'Jerry Donavan challenged and Fred. Bussy accepts.'. Both hive had cevftral fi.-tii encoun ers. The stake i3 to be $?,' upward, and tho mill is to cumo off. within nix weeks after thenigoing of the articles, in Canada.,,,, . .... , " ; In Decatur, Ills., on Friday night, after a fancy dance. Holier, Melville and Duonivau, three rowdies, assaulted and killed James Chapman the result of a' feud between Dunnivao and Chapman. The murderers were arrested. ' , '.V. '::.'.'- '..'.'..'.'.;'",

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ST. LOUIS. Kansas legislative Proceedings Sfe braska itepuullean Legislative Cau cus So Csoiec for senator. St, T .ATTTfS lnmiM-v 17 , jjvuic. . u auuai v j.i j. u the f Kansas Legislature yesterday a con current resolution was introduced in the,Honse.asking Congress to'submit ah amendment to the Consfitntion giving suffrage without regard to sex or color; alaoi concurrent resolution memorializing Congress to erant fur ther aid to the Central Braceh of, tho Pacific Railroad, and asking Congress to preserve -the public domain for actual settlers; also, a concurrent res olution sulciuitting tar the "voters of the rtato an amendment allowing the Legislature berealter to adopt amend mehts lo the Constitution. . - The Nebraska Republican Legislative Caucusi Friday night resulted in no choice for United States Senator, hut Jir. Upton had the highest vote, TtfEWXORK. The Treaties between the Govern ment and treat Britain Sent to l lie hiiialo congressional atters.til .- I - , New York, January, 17. The Herald' t Washington special , states that on Jifiday last, the . President sent into the Senate the treaties be tween the Government and that of Great "Britain,.- on the Alabama claims, the Tights of naturalized citi zens and the questions arising out of the joint occupation, ot ban Juati. The Alabama treaty is concluded sub stantially in the" original terms presented by our Government. As soon ns the treaty was received in the Sen ate, it was referred to the Committee ou Foreign.-Relations, and was ordered printed in confidence, for the nse of the Senate. The committee meets on Tuesday next, when the matter will be considered. ' - , ! The naturalization treaty, it is 'un derstood, . concedes,' on tbe part ot Oreat Britain, that naturalized citi zens snail enjoy' tne' eame'Tishts in that country as native American citizens, i ',"' ' -' The Rlconstructlon "Cimmif taci have closed the Georgia investigation, They yesterday sent a large amount Of .testimony to be printed. As soon as this is) done the Committee will prepr.ro their repart ' It is under stood that j the Committee will report agaiast a sdisiurbance of, the present State Goveihinent in Georgia, leaving me question oi., me eligibility ot the negroes to 'Hold office to be settled by the Courts. The Senate t Committee on Com merce agreed to report the House bill of last session, with soma sliirht modi fications, tnaking tha appropriations $5,001,000 ' for the improvement of rivers- ami harbors. An annropria,on of $J30.0(X for the removal of Hell Gate! obstructions in New York Harbor is included. M i - The firni"owninsr piIk.Bieizcrd io New-Xrk, 'at short time ago, for 'an attempt tu evade 'duti'lias offered $.i(),(KK to have the'' goods returned to them. The Secretary of the Treasury has the matter under consideration. On Monday Senator. KelloKS will introducos a resolution" askiu 2 the' Governindnt to endorse, the bonds of Lauasonai for rebuilding, the Mississippi levees, and offering in trust for the liquidation of bonds. tho -eveu. milliou acres of swamp laods.originaliy granted by the. General Governments to tho State; and also proposing that every section of,. salluvial i land reclaimed rom overflow shall at once be. sold. and the proceeds applied to tho'ltquiaatiou oi the bonds.- - . ; ; ,.-.t. WASHINGTON.: r, i , i' il A Committee ef Ike Colored Hen's Jiailoiiat Convention Call : on the Judiciary Committee Tho Hccep ' tlon and Addresses. v - . ;.; , '"--.. - . ... ( ' W'ASHINOTOfl, ' Janaary '17. Tho Committee appointed by the Colored Men's National Convention, to wait upon the: Judiciary Committee of the House," had au interview with tho Committee yesterday, and were received in the most cordial manner. Mr. Weir addressed the Committee at length, stating fully tho wishes of the Convention, and the people he represented, relative to their condition, and uict respectfully urged upon them the importance of taking speedy L action in tho matter ol tho ulanchisement of the colored population, Nor ,h aud West. Mr. Downing respectfully urged upon the Committee the necessity of Congress passing au act providing that iu the payment ot bounties to colored soldiers u distinction! ou account of their former condition shall be made, but that those, borne on the muster roll as slaves shall receive the same bounties allowed to other soldiers for the same period and term of service. The Chairman of the Judiciary Committee in replying to the address of Mr. Weir, assured them that Congress was fully alive to the question of equal rights, and would not fail to take aatiou in the matter in a short time. Regarding the'bounty question, they were instructed to seek an inters view with ithe Gaminittee on Military affairs, whom they wete assured would render jatislactlda, ".:,. r , '' .", . The interview wa? pleasant, -lasting about an hour, and concluded evidently satisfactorily to all.. s V... ... ..'. Pittsboro, Jan. 17.-The following is the'verdict of .a coroner's jury; ou the recent accident at Cork's Run, on the Pan Handle Railroad: - "The jury believe the, accident was caused. by an eiBBanKmeni giving way, owing to severe, heavy fains' which allowed the trackV:to settle precipitating the sleeping car ' over said embankment, and that. from the evidence beoro the jury, all dus caution was observed by the employees of the road to keep the it I i t ' '--VI .A i --.it v . , v: v.. . s-NASHTlLtE,' January"I7. A fire broke out this, morning, between five and bix 'o'clock -in the storu of A. Menifeeia'ihe iJ'ick'oo,' the northwestcorner of Cherry and Bread Streets, and befoTe it could be stopped the whole block , was. burocd,' together with the roof of a dwelling hsuse adjoiniog and actable. - The entire lofs u estimated at. f 10,000,, ,the , greater part of which i!covered by-insurance. The stores , were owned, by Morris, lleed. Lurnsdeh; Blooinsteiu and " Ellis. Twower vacant. (.:A "portion only of the goods in the others was Kavod. Thaiweilinjr honsowati owned ,,by ilrs. James Johnson, and was ful- '

ly insured." Tbe-occnpants' lost a por tion of their furniture and two mules in the stable. The fire wav accidental. ' -: !'!" - i :-". Another firo -occurred last nieht, on the southwest corner of College and Broad Streets, in the store of Mr; oamueis. It was : extinguished with about $1,500 damage, which is eov-s ered by insurance.' . . . 0 i - . - - ' H) K KTA R Y -SCO U U ESCIA L Pork Packlnz.at EransTlUe and 4 ' ' Selghborlng Towns. , ' Tlie packing iituuioo lu Uiis city and -fuljoiniug towns, is about over, though tlie packers here, have a few hundred bogs which they will receive text week. The following statement wM'suow tne business here for th season : . ' . i No., hogs No. hogs ' . thin f-:uMn. l:utfHa. Kiliotl. Uu Uier i Co 4,M0 Wiu. if. Aikln 7 inn JotiuUavtsk ..... none All otht-ra . . Inyo 10,060 There was very little difference In the average weight for the two wanom; tbe hoys of tbe present (teanon being tibotitflve pounds lighter. Tne following statement embracea all the poiuU of tills vicinity from which we have received reporta to date: ;- Ikoiana. . Intimate for Last 3-ear. 4.1111 3W1 llOUP. 81 10 l,7IO . a :)o 1 1 ,S7 . 1,SW XiHHt jer. 1,-KtO 2.2:r 8.7'KI :i,4H New Harmony .' . 4,0 m jii. vernou. . . . . 31ft) NewburgU i0U Prlnceun... .irwji Petersburar vmui X,oot;ori-e i!,K, ax 11 1 loo v . V I ocen ues. 1 :t.:t :4 Carlbde a.suo Illinois. Kslimatefor Shawnee town U ray vil le l.TiJ .... t,(NK 4,ftiO 3,J4) 2,")00 it. i:ariuel........ ftlbiou . CMi-mi , Olney ., l'tletiiie r. Mil f me Cincinnati Price Current, to which we are indebted for a portion of the above return, mutes the following exhibit of the business of tbe Western BlaU-R, as far as reports have been received by it, (exclusive of Chicago, where the seasou in not yet over, but where the receipts will fall Mhort near SiOO.tJOO.) . Kstlmato for settsoii. Total laxt ki s. 2J7.109 , an, i"a,--o 47AiS4 H7.414 )(i,l!5 Illinois.... .......M.. 'mSlH rulliinn an.iwiJ Keutneky-.. l7ti,(K Ohio. .4.S !.) nwa .....U' 1.772 Wlsoonsi ... MiMouri ...Itkl.lKIl .......;iii-asu .l,Ul(.y77 ,T08.lfVt 1, 10,377 ,0170 Decrease. .1.., Cincinnati Market, i ,, f By Telegraph.) Oinorii hati, Jan. 16, Fiua Dull; family S7 50 i7 75. -, . 1 Wiikat Dull, with no deinund: prices are noniiDal. ' tXKN In irood demand at 6Sc. whlclriu au ivivauce; thelle.l oid at 70c . .. .... JvVK -h irni ul fl w. , ' uAi-f inner; no. 1 (ijc. y Hari.ky Un:liaiKil and firmer. . I'olios -Quiet, iniliiliu4 J$;tiXZc. " ' V 11 is Kl-Opened drill, hot c'os,ed rlrifier and higher; Hnlesst W7c. : , ;, , ir:u.s lecilneU lo aSjjlSlo. ',' . I'uovisioks Lull aud DricM droonin: bii'hh pork onred at V2S iii2!l for couulry an.l oily ii:u-twl. l-AKO Dull ; -Luutry was oflerud at 13lt Uiie; city iit lite. - - HULK JIKATs-Dulls shoulder at ll'l ISAOON uull ill l.j .0 for HhouldnrH aol 1G4kI7c for clear rio hui! cleiic tildes; Ktiir ure.i imrni ttymf, huh ouiimuo liut. - CHKKSK At ISiO. . , T Oih Ltntioed oil Si 05: retrolenm ban advftncwl Ul a , . Jroi;eriks Firm aud lo cood demand. . Uold l&r!4 bu y i n a. r xcuixas-Ki'ria at 50o diimunt to tiar buvniK, aiul 1-10 prem um selling. Monkt The laouor mivrHL IS tinchauged. , . . t .,. , - Chlcaso Market.' Bj Teleirrapb. CfliOAOo, Jan, l.t ExcHanqb K istorn Itws firm: 1-W oiler. cd iu buyiiii!, 1-10 prem. Helling. .. -.. h iajoh Utul, at !j Ma,0 5U for Kprlng cx f rii. Wmkat Activo, nnsettldand lrreiTilr. Kal" of Ni. 1 aLftl l.-i'iiuil M, and No. 2 ut Si J2iL lt ciosini with .'uiyers at l Vii, nnd Keller SI U. Hales kiiicy . 'Change at C'ouN-lB fair request, and VA'lnwtr: pa'eti of io. '1 kiln-diied at "lie, new at (.', ikj grade at ixovv.ic; closing at &a'ic Mj. H:Jex of No. 1 at 67(&07iic, Keller lat tail oi April, coming clonic in corn inis , M . Oats Moderately active and steady at 47Vj17?ie; c1omii steady at 47i-ie. itVK Dun ana one Cc-nr. lower; s.aicu oi N. I at tl 15, and No. 2 at SI 12",1 11. IS AKI.KY Active; Kales of Ino. 1 ut il fS-Vji 1 l7 in e!iilar Iioiikkh, and tl (iSotl fe lu uortliweHtorn ; ciokiuk at SI tiiiint reculnr. HIOHWINKS Fn m and lu demand atUJc: closing Willi Kellers nt 90. ritovmtoNfi Openeil dull and heavy, hut nwards the cliv-e a little better feeling pre vailed. Hiihn of mesM pork at 2S m cash, aud $JS iiki'3i 60 lor future delivery; eutn2 ul tiJH ou. LiarJ fcieauy ai. l,e. nliort ri l middles ll'c, neller February. DreHd Iioi;k act I ve and Hteady, cIo&Iuk atyilj0c4 1'J, dividins; on 2uu tb-t. Live hos dull and weak, 2,t '.h: lower; naleti at tO .HljvlO 40 for Iuir lo ciioic.rt. Bilkk Caiilk-Quiet and lesa flrtu. . ; b't. I.onls Market. By Telegraph. T'U.tCiT ITnchanu St. IjOCIS. Jan. 10. ed, with a eood deM.iul for maoulaclurinij wratleM. Co-rroN In kkm1 demitod, but supply small : low mid. lllne to middliu Hold at 27t28!-;. j f ijOU.t-'-Dull, lower and ntmeftlol: superfine hOld at Si 00,0 Hi; XX t7 il"!'7 $U; XX to faiicy $11410. Wiikat- Very 4lall. with soarcelv anv demand; fair to prime red Fad in bulk Mild at SI 40 41 5'i. Cokn Dull but holders firm fit C5.vjt70e. Oats- Firm but slow at Wfoav. ' ' Ha klk.y Quiet anil unchaui;ed at 31 tithQ t- ou lor prima to choico Hpring; t2 1, for Fall. Itric-Firm SI 25.-il 2S. Whisky Unchanged at !)"c. 1'oiiK Nominal t&.if'A !). Kitlk filBA-is Dull; outer lot soWl at 12c for KbouldeiH; lOJic for clear, rib; iUj tor c!es r KUli H. ItAcoN Dolt and lower at '"l.TJXc fof bnlib-rM; I7e for clear rib; 17!ic lor clear Hiden; ISo lor Hii;;tji-eured hums. . , 4jAK1 DroopinK; country Mold at 17J.jC ., lloo Kasv ; the only Kales made were at sa 10.4!) o) for IikIii; the number packed to ttate is 2l!i,7:, aliout 12.M00 lean than lBt year. Cattijs rn ood FiippTy and ftiir demand at 3,lJjj7o gross lor common, to extra. . I . ; . . . 11 1 1 1 n , 1 '. Hew fork bold and Stock; Market. By Telegraph. N York. Jan. 18. . Monky The market shows an tnereaslns eae, and ofl"erlni; of capitx 1 are more liberal day by day. At-tlve opening, I bin uioruinff, 7 por cenf.'was tho general rate ou call, hut befoie the close of bank hours, money wa very plenty at tj per ceuU for prime. ,. lisMJOtTNTS Dull at 7(t9 per cent. , t'iw hank Klalement is favor tttle. Hanks are expanding their lonns freely, but there bt a large Increase In irpeclo, leaal tenders, and dtposiu. BANK STATKM"ENT. " jJoann.i.;..-. -' f26n,S3l lu create . , .-l'i,it 'J Specie.......-... V2),2X,.vy luciease l.Wl.SK! Circulation . . 3l.270.15.-l Decreawe ; una DepoHitH 1,9j4,S11,M t Increase -....... 7,67,.'l(il tH-xal Tenders-... blt": ,wrt , lucrease....... l,7iijij QoLD-Tbe marnet was quiet and Ann to tbe close. Tb two extremes of tho day werflWIaud lW . The iXts.mTsiat ays the recelp'n of earreucy from Chi;a;o and the Northwost have lncreaned materially during the week, while remittances to ihe fsoulu have ceased within the last l.wo or tlneu days. Very little ix coming from Cincinnati, owing to the lactof that citv liavlug lo remli freely I o the Houlh. The curreucy balance in tlieT e:Mury has probably been reduced nouiewhal below thethirieen millions liehl January lirnl, tbe amount at preHeniln the Hut-Treasury being alKut nloe million dollars. The derlcwrcy In internal Hevenue receipt will nnjuire the Treasury to resort lo Bouie means tor repleniKhiiii lt declluiug bala:?ct. We have kxk1 reaHou for helievlnst the Secretary la Btrouyly disinclined t resort

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ESTABLISHED. 1831. for thut porpowt u- the Bale of bomlH or Jioia j-be ri.-cretiy hope to ln ! lo 11 m war. us uy the Ishuo or the J per nt. eerutlcate to the tmk,- of winfh over Siliixinii n.i)u.i ika ii"L1uk1T; s :ou,Ht' which wouitltt IJie mo 'uorww ine j;al remove of tho :ih.,. utt supply- tue TrKjurr wiUi money at a low rate of Interest. JiTFJt'?"ff'T Tha market Knows oonshlerabler Urmmw. under the denial of ;V b:t'rfcta.ry 01 " Vrnarf of (he nlory ,.L,r,w;,.,1 ""ml. Coujhuh of ltiiP-nfUlo; do, 4iw, lUSl4iov,i A,, ,-7 uu&J i rt , ..: 1 : Rew lort llarftet. ny TrtHrrapi gj NiW York." Jan. lfi. ' 1 Cotton tJptoniKl quiet and firm.: and ilk ,Ul 1 a"" lowr5 ile8of 2iiiu bale ut ixCR-lieoeipitlNi!l bids; market dull juiu lower; iuuwi or ii.siio hhls. at If 71)146 'ill for Miperfine Hlat and Western : M V-i7 -zr, ior exri -pitaie; tu &u(n7 eo for extra Wn terni HI 0ti,S) 50 for whitu whent extra: nil Kl tfjfl) 10 for round-iMt Ohio; tH tm;i in) for extra Ht. ' Lou in: ! 10 1 2 M for Rood to rooioe io., closing anil nnd heavy; icluilexl lu tli. khI& wereK.ijix) lihU. coutli America at 19 2.. California Hour nomi nal. Kyeflourtlull aud heavy; sales ol ISO uum. ut to i .) 1 m., t Corn MeAf tiulet. ' ' 1 ' WmsKY-Ouiet: sales of 150 bbls. West orn at ifl 04 free, and retail loU do. at tl Ofi. w heat iu-oeIplM ' none; market dnil nna lower: nale ol as.ww bushela at f 1 1,74 60 for (Spring lu More and delivered ; It '.( 1 V. . ....... . ... : . i ' ' J kuuiix) wain) iUiuuruia. RYB Dull.: 1JAKI.KV M ore ncMvenmlAkh Aile firmer - ""J-fi" ""dw' btuthelM cauaua VVt at tl 1j CORN ItweiOtS 4li U,l lini.h.lll. fnrn lu o rumia jirnier. Willi a moderate demand, lartlv Kiieculatl ve baIhi mi mm muhuiu ut 9ic493 for new mixed Western. W) (tt Doo ;or white western, DADTc lor Western yellow, D7e for Month, rii veliow, H7S8 for white Soiulteru, aad for, old uiixed Wentrn, deUveretl. . ? Oats He lpU S,7fM hnnbeU. OaU homtnal at 7(iC47a'j for Weauru In store, and i 00. nil KU OOAIr-Qulet. '.!;: prVces11 f Kteady ?l oot Provlcua Woo, Qulel and firm; 'sales 40,000 lb-. at4.8o lor domestic fleece., wic torcoiubiugx.Ux! for pick lock, ti 17 for due no urtd, SO' osl.'e for pulled, aud lie for tubbed. . Un it tjmtt. , . Cofjc Quiet. Cobaam,ll-jc. . . MouAssijiQuiei, at 707ie for New Orlea us. I 1 ' j Jlops-QnU?t. o Pktkolicum Firm, atSIo Tor ernle, and Sic for rclinoil loiidd. Oil., Untd flimer, at f 1 01 Q 02 lu cam and hurrei. BPiRiiii ToapKMTfNK Qoiei. at 52' ia. I'okk tiolet; )0.i barrels sold i if m.'9 50 for new him ; $ !X s for old do ; 21a23 00 for prl me ; f7 2iv.j,ai 7j for priirtw iuom. HKEF-rKteady ; Haloiof or, barreN alJ9.J tl50 for nevf plain niM HifiiVt 5i) for new extra inei.: 'J'i.-ree beef quiet: nan ) tierces at StiS.aj for prime mew; t-u.aiM lor India menu, j UisKRilAats-PttJi; mle ot ,IM barrel at J0.1. v j ' 1 ' ' T- . nCtrr MteATB Quiet; nale 6f 4 paekagei; IZrSUit foi-ltoukleni; 4 1 I7e for hams. IloH-lrmMf f beavv ami lower at 133 l'of yVtr-a, aad-110Uj for city. t Mrnrrr.KM-,(alt. , .. , , .. . L.KDtiuiet and heavy; mlon or 6 0 tierce at 175!U1XJ$j fo Kleion ; JS .kbui for kettle Tendered; also waloi of 1 iA) tiereeu itteamat iKjl;ic,-Kellei-h' January, Feb ruary, Mar(4i,aud Aim-11. ,. . -i , , (i .; r i'.UTTicK-Q,uiet aud tueady : 3.:!lo or Ohio. - i ' f !HKKSK-i-'irm at l32i)c. . I Fhkjuiji-to LivKRPoof. -A Mbal firmer; en2ftiMiiiil-f t,m nkh corn perateaiaer V,ig, 8ft&0 d,- per sail M Jfa., 0ff ,'s ;' ; , " , ' j i ' . - s: 1 !-, ; '.' turoptan Market. By Cable, j . Jowiom, Jan. 10-r. M, , osisoL!4-tV6-20 Iwindu V-T's.' ' : , . Sr OK?--UlglMr'Kri 11,' ; ; flUnoU CeUtrl fc, d f , e.1TJ j, ,:,.,j'4 : i,; HortAit -tiulet and rteaty."J'1 ' rt'..-i;d iJNtiKJEB-rCalculta 67 J. 5 ' ' I , r t LlVkiiPOOL, Jan. 10. CoTTOwi-FirineT' but 'not 1 Iher: rald- . l-d.li p4ii(U 11; orleatm liyii; hhIcm of Wiikat tallfornia whlbi lis $J,3l U 0d : red weKiern lis M-i(fj,ybi hjii. - ' -. , b'tAiVU'Xt (id. f vmM .3),,tftb 4 for eld, and Jis ?A for new. 1 , . 1 i) . 1 , I f V il I. t 'ATH .is jBJ.l(, UAUtKY-iiM. " l'KAS-4H .J. i.f 1 r-: L.ie i A liAid)-At 72a.-- t-'H-i ' ClIKKMK-Tln. , . J'K.ruof.KUlJttchaugetL Tai.iaw 4ii 1. ' j 'A'UKrsntix k Silii. i litr,i V" - - ! 'Sfcmphls Markm, Hy Teleaph.1 . " ' ' ' MkMi-hih,' Jan. to, OOTTOJT-Qnlet at2f).: re:eitit 1,120 bit en; exooriH zai naien. - . ill KixiB 1 .iiw graib nc:ute, ahd flrmj uperil no 87 m7 7j. ,,, . tteKN 7e. . "' ' ' H " " " OATS At 709. - -u - r. Hay At i 5. "! '-''' f '''' s. ") . . ilKAM-At$i5. mil !-:! --! - ' l.AHIi-J)21e. ,v f!i Tr;t '.! ' ' . Hl'i.k Mkath-j Firm j shoulders at 12; Clear fcileU,' 10fi. . , llous UiMM.-dht H'iiaifc. ' ' ' Loolsfllle Market. By Telcgilapu.t , , IxnittVIi.t.B. Jan. Ifl. ' TonAif d-Haio of 48 hi'tjlM'ds : low , to low Uf. .V,tlI 25. . ' XrTOM-2SA. -'i. H. .. ; ; ,i 1. Fiiok .Suntwline, T 60)5 75. , -: - WHKAT1 1)0. , CoMN-iiiialu bulk. - ; ATH-.r?. .(- 1 : . 1 ': ; ItYK-lfL 40. 1 M KM 11KR4-m 00. '.'' t. ,;' - liAi.l-l4o In tKirot-s. . Haoopj - isiiouldeiH II.-', clear rib Bide !7o, and iear ldc 17' il7;4 packed ; faucy ham io. , i BtrhK M kam-Kales of xhonidera at 12)4c; Clear Hidts at Kj'ic p:u:ksl. iliuH WJMK3 use tree. . . lewh Kfw lforb Dry ueods Market. By Teleraph.l ', , Nkw York, Jan. 10. Dky (Jooo The demand for cotton fabrlcs eolitioucx lairly kc-I 1 ve.and the market Is wrong at an ad vance, with a tendency towards hiiclicr rates, in Kympathy with Ihe raw nialerlal. Heavy brown MheetinN are llnu nt 17c for hcsi iuakei, ami W lor Keconds i7',c. for 4ieavy browo drills, and H,'e for prluliut; cloths, 7 yards lo the pound : ginghams have ajlvanced lo per yard,-as iiave the be-l tuakes of ticRs; new Hlyles of prints (umiinaud l.t'a for cmm1 hraudii like Allen , American anil Pacific Miltn; Ho lor Cocbeeo luniiels; ll,'o for HpraBiie'rf and MeirmaCjD, and l.lo for A.uo-kentr. ' ' "" ,Cr enceu t Ci ty Hpri 11 g WINTEU ESTABLISHMENT. rjllE undersigned has the pleasure ot notifying his friends and tho public that he will keep this beautiful place of reaort'opr-n. during the Winter aa a Restaurant, and Bowling and jnillard Raloon, having, prov Mod two of tboxo uplendid latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, and thoroughly heated up his Balooua and Ten pi h ' leys for that purpose. lie will be prepared' lo serve up OYSTEIW and all other delicacies of tbe season at tbe fcbortest notice, and will from this . time keep constantly on hand the celebrated ,. KLEINER CINCINNATI BEER. novl7 dtf ' El. WEKLF.R. W ! A WA I KH.-I have opened a . VVK.l Yard ou Fifth HI reel., between Locust and Walnut, aud Khali keep constantly on hand a lull supply. Having bad hi attiebj.l to my water wagon, 1 um prepared lo fill clulerua on Very moderate tenm. OrdeiM lett at my residence, on Walnut Hire t, between Third and Fourth, will be promptly rilled. TIIUAIAti BUb,L.fcN. de22 d:im -a ,0 r itoia.S I'OWEK LOOM Hill I5AUUINU; 100 roils 2-uud Kentucky Uagglng; ; ltHl coll Machine Itope; 20 toiia Iron Cotton Ties; Also. haun-mide ltope, Twine, Ac. jsuum an, fish Kit a co., oc2i dtf - Mo. 19 North Water rJtreet.

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rn : ri 3 C 2 to a r R r- - " C -2 U C. s ? ' 0 1- s. V O S '3 S,. H' S. o J(: 7 jl r V"-Vw. a , - have a xpleiulol find- of Ch'lhing for Jvyx from ? to 20 yrars 'Oi'J, on wJiirh J will make a reduction of 15 per cnt. or thirty day. de' ) ... I A Card. A clergyman, while reslillnt; in Mouth America as; a missionary, uihcovi red a. f-ale and simple -eiimly "lor- the c ire of Nervous Waakliess, Fully Dcc:iv, Diseases of tbe irrinury and Keiulnil t i'r-;n n -1, 11 ml tbe w hole train of dUovdeiK brought on by liatiefnl ami vicious hubils. tiieat number have ln!i cuivhI by this noli e reiotilv. frooiblcd bv a desire lo henwil. Iho nlllicted and unfortunate, 1 will wril llm recipe for foarliiK aud iisIiik this mt.liclike, in a soaled envelop, to unj- one who heeds it, roe 0 rhnrpr. Address , n : Jo.sKI'ii T. INMAN. I Htatlon D, JSihSe Hi iimi, Jal2dAWm lsp nj. New York Cll y. 1 ' ) 1 , ,. ,UUI0 Idlious." TIow often I tils Is I he response to t hn Inquiry aller a friend 'h ha th ; as if lo bn bilious was) a Hill 111 u mat U-r, hardly wort li 1 hlnk Ing 11 bo 11 1.. I :ut n t it be remerr berrd lhat, na "Uil niiku from Jiitlx muhih tritw, 0 formidable d sr-a.ses ai Ise Irom beliiR " a little bilious." . . . 1 Kevel-e bilious altuc'Kii ure more 001 unim in Sprint, Kiimmer, ami Aulumii Him In Wlnl-r, but Hie kerloioi diHordeiM i t llm liver which so often occur lit lb se riusoii.s tn lKht.be traceiL, In luin'lnsla of lusti nee-s . n Wt n tor nUu 'ui iict s n.l t heir n i: ected rudli qiuinle, More lilub ly iiiihh lo. st Is eaten, biore tli-iy Oilliks 1 11 1 1 .1 1 .1 il , In eoki than in warm weHt.lei'.nn.l thi s the bilioiisues IU prisluueil w li Ich, , 11 u ler a wiiriner tnnieralure, culminates In lutor-mliu-ut aud remtltont levers, Tli vuiy IM-Kt ihmIi Inn fu- f eisoiMWlio are ltherta till r a fontl tlmi bill us Is HUHTKTi'Klt'.S ISJ'O.M AC II I'. t i l l ilts. No blue-pill r Calomel' is r)ulred In f-ucli i as:s. Those powerful iniu.-ral medU'lm s rut two whj'h, llhe a tlouhie-ciKed i-word. They aot, Jt In truo, iipoii the liver. I ut nnel most ilele erioiisly on oilier pails of tho svMleu. ''Jhey" ntlck " iber, ami cannot lie !'Ot liit of. TU Hiiti-ls c uinin v Rotable brents of an an fl-bll lous lent--eiicy, ih ij ,prMiut a spttoillo iud mo. I. KCiiial elliK't up 111 the h.llai y 01 uati, w 1 1 h -iut oitalUitK tuny evil roiist-tiuenres whatOer, Thiy are til'ml her nhot'-o)ir, ii' il Ht Mvnrlthly ami- sunn I " nm .11 ry iiomi IIjo kIoii) Icli, tho liver,, tho houcl , lUtl bei vous system, aud tho brain. , I: v : . i". j ; - . HOW T flET I'ATF.NTH.- For nnlniou, no Chinee. Hend skeli li aud oicrlpHon. Fo tipplh :il :Oh, si-mi) iiiimIi I, 11 't over one fooi, 111 sl.e, and lh llrt. t:overniiieiilnitdfclnrup I s h. Hnoei lient ions, ilrawints, -aveal!; a.'-hU'ii im-nls pn'pan-l; 11 JtrMsl claims pronecutcd. Also, li.leil'ereiiees, exlehslon of pau-llfs. ami af!e-t. Address H IJN N. A CU-, No. K Pui s. Itow, New Yol k., 11 tle2 f il.'lm p- . . Baklielor's Hair Dyo. This Hpiemlld Hair Dye In the best In t ho world; tb only true and imrlect l'y" uarmlet-s, reliable, liistaulam-oiis ; 11 ) disappoint merit ; no ridiculous tints; eioeCles the III ell. els of btuldyes; It; vi;: 1 Hies aud leavt-s the Hair soil ami beautiful. bUirk or brown. Hold by all l)rns";M 1 uml Perfumers; and proerly applied ut I a-ch-lor'N Vv'lv; Factory, No. lo llond M.ieet, New Yoih. . ai !0dly " Hov7rrT-!y not her suller tho ip.ony if Keeiu U.( .Ho om-s sualehed away J-om thi.) L t ie Wiioopui!; Comb, 01 .Hpl.heris,. -.M ' single bol I ImoI Poi iud'u kilto lltci. ' loiind would have iav d tie b;U 'vT-.li.. I I Is 1 ul. ill. I'l". Fragrant Toilet Soap? IRRPCEIMRCD V .slilll"l Wotlo men Irom I Tic ll Jluh riids, tut. I urn (MOWN AH TIIKHI AKI.t 1(11 I: If OH A l.B kND trrr-STOMiaM. Holtt li ervwhi-re. (d f Weill Patches. Freckles & Tnu. The ONLY KP.I.IA BLK HK.MICP.V loi hose hkown hi.soorxiKA 110NS on tbt luce retry' M0I1 aiul fVecktm latum, Preared only by Dr. B. C. PEIIIiY, Bond Itreot, Few York. Hold everyw here, nar28 ill 111 KOniKKS! MOTHERS! KOTIIIIIH DON'T FAIU TO PKOCUPiC STra; Winslow's Soothiu- Syrup, FOP. CHILDREN TIXTIIINU. Tills valuable preparation has been used with tiertr atUny tcc in Uivumit U It not only relieves mo nmu irom pain, but lnvl)ora(e the Htomacli and lo vt-is, eoi reels acidity, and gives tone and eteiv.y to the whole system, it will also Inst) uu v telleveUKiroiO in 1 uicikiwttl ami i.nu . . . ..... Coi.io. .... W e believe il is i ii oeti ann tureti remf. fir toorlit 111 nil canes of iyeiU-ry and jnarrrueu tn iviiuire, whether ar slug Irom teething or any other c iumj. r ull tllrecuons lor uslni: will iiimraimnT each t oi-llo. Be unrn and call for " M ICH. W I N SIX WT HOOT 11 1 NO HY RI Jl'." havtnir the ? ioiile ol TJUTlrt A Pn.itK 1 NH " 00 tho ou sloe wrauper. All others are base imitation. Je-1 UAWHin Kisotii l Ainonv. GLUNZ & HAUSER, Brooti MiiiiiiliHftiirofH. Wadefdie lKitilvinu' the iiiiblie ttuitwo are ki-elii(i 011 hand ull sons ot lim 11111, and pay the highest price for IIiikiiu i orn. acl'ii v ou i niru aim 1 nf.ie nuii pioi 11.nu

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