Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 April 1868 — Page 2

WEEKLY RKPRb^B

Wcane&tlay Morning, Ap.ll

«*. COKEA J^r^Tburib.

^Q& /js/r^8r^»uWB. rut iBiA-scata or statb, flwtBAt NaThaN &I.diJALL, o» Hirtia. roa CLU» or m* »ci£t»» cocst, UaovsL Ttibouuttii w. acGuY, of wart*, roft „u .bus or tons jfwe« „c°c" _ColuaUJAMb3B BLACK, of JUrtoO. rog. AlTOBJfXT MKtfAt.

E WiLLiAllbOis of Fa nam.

.,VT PCBIIC IMSTCCTION,

*"0E ttluNABA* flUUBB'

BSWACLA*POOL,of J-ayette. roa ELtCTOE, 6IXTH BIITBICT, CAFWia £. a. liOaJi, or Lawrence.

COSTIXOEST,

iCctlouel JOHN T. sailiH, of Greene.

ibe impeachment.

The most iutere£tlng features of the Impeachment trial will be found in our tele graphic columns. The evidence on bott a idea closed on Monday, and the Oourt adjourued until to-day, vyhea the closing arguments will be commenced,

B£BT and

Are there Senators far 8al« Fears are openly expressed that

"induced"to

j?o

ihown whon

WasHINQTON,

220J^

^Kepu&licaa Slate Ticket.

Stan-

Evastb

fense,

tho

speaking for the de

Boutt^ell

and

Bingham

Whits House

f»r the

prosecution. We hope very boob to report that

Andbew Johnson

baa vacated

and on bis wind

log way back to Greenville.

member of the Lo family,

are mighty

euffl,

aient number of Bepublican Senators may be

vote

with the Democratic

members to prevent the conviction

Jobnbon.

currently

reported -'that

the whisky risg have an immense fun which has been raised expressly for the accomplishment of this object. Now we know that, in tho language of

ft veracious

"whito

tnon

uncertain," but wo cannot be

lieve that any Republican Senator will deicend to tho unutterable infamy/of EOII* ing

bis

vote on any question, and especial

ly on a question of such vital ioiportsnce ai the Impeachment of tho President.

this great crisis in our national history it cannot be possible, we trust, that

tor"

backer

Sena

will court eternal disgrace,

an InfRray

than'tljat which stains the name

of Abnold, will hand down to his r8mo-

tfgt

posterity a heritage of shame., The man who

would

thus degrade his great

office, would become a thing of scorn, an objeot of

-contempt,

a creature, to be

loathed, detested, abhorred by tho good, and true

all parties in all times, a

wretch to be pointed out in the streets as a

rcorE.1. monstrosity, to hear

eour.a fro .!

hiss

no other

the lips of honest men but the

detestation, to go sneaking along

tho

by'v^r

of life with the craven mein,

con:cious

guilt,

and

glad, at

sno&k

EsaC,

msnsger of

lasi

vrben a gracious Frovidenoe should permit him to

into

dishonored grave

where tha loathing and hatred of bis fellow might not torment him more, Tho Senator who is emulous of the fame of

of Judas

IsOaSIOT

Benedict Absold

or of

will sell his vote on

impeachment to the whitky ring! m—ii unai glaaueoce Buppressea.

one of the greatest

State trials which has ever

taken plate in

thi3 country, with but little chance to show one's

maoBgeojent, to

the President,

oumstances.

cfliyisel

fbfr.

without

the opportunity to

speak upon his trial, are

taditifylDg cfr.

The

geotlMaea'whO

occupy

responsible positions in the great invest!' gation at Washington, but who are, not wivbB'.anding, shut out from opportunities ot winning personal glory, which greater liberality on the part of the Senate would iosuru them, are to

pitied. They want

to sp8ak, but the Senators will not hear them. That stubborn tweLty-flrstrule ia in tho Way, and although efforts have been made, by sympathizing

Senators, to

induca a relaxation of Its strict provision?1, yet the majority are stubborn, and

will

rot

consent. Mr.

StTMNEB,

making

one

of the talkiest members of the Senate, having that

fallow-feellng

with the ex.

oluded, which makes us wondrous kind, endeavored to mitigate the rigor

the

rule, by giving all injured by the exclusion liberty to write out their speeches, and have thscn published, and to file them on record,

them by this

vance, carts of the record. Thi«contri

have been

would

very inconvenient, as was

discuulon arose as to fixing

the lime when the printed speeches must be

ed.

If the

extra speeches

managers wwe filed,

of tho counsel

mis

Stxvej*»

If done in a°

of the

before the argument

of the opening manager had been concluded, the rule tfiat answering

arguments

tor

the plRintJff, must be

filed before tho managers concluding their

s-Rument bad commenced

to speak, would

to be the Just one. And yet, practicnlly, such an arrangement would be difficult to carry out with precision

time. A mote sensible propodltion was that which suggested that all the Managers and tha counsel should speak two on a side until they had all delivered themselves. But tbe Senate refused to listen to tho proposition. UnJar the circum•tancas it would be judicious for those Joncorned to submit. The effort of Mr.

to turn tho House of Represen

tatives into a forum for the delivery of side gpeechcs affecting the tiial, on the part of the Managers excluded by the rule ot the Senate, sesms to be injudicious, -aad is oeruinly unfair. The counsel of .Uxe, President wUl have no such privilege, and as the speaches in tho House are expected to have an influcson upon th? trial, the oroeeedine would be as irregular as if, during en ordinary trial, one of tho coa^ •el of prosecution or defendant, excluded hv rule of court, should endeavor to treue the case tMhe Jury through the oublic Journals by roeans of advertisement In this trial all the solemnities of law should bo preserved. Arguments should only be addressed to the Court attempts to influence the judgement cf •enators, by appeals, aaade elsewhere, are

onlmfcr?J

vJSw

tourt, such efforts would undoubtedly cause the fxercita of the power of the tribunal to parish for eos^ tempt. If attempted in Congrees tbey would do

.re injury to the causeoftbe

prosecution tb»n they would b« produce benefit' .t

Dracts county is to have new J* being ceruia death to any one who oompelled to abide in the pPssent om three months.

Ja^027 Sloiuns, of Heary, and A. M. lcr, of Putnam, are appiicaaU for tbf benefits of the bankrupt law

Washington Xsetter. .j^Y EL E .A. P13 Correspondence Terra Haute Exprees.]

D. C., April 17 1863.

0&"Tu«da£the Capital enjoyed a son6atioa of anew Jklnd. Pareley political ee^tio|| have bepomejMr''coaimon, daring the reign of" Andrew johnsoD, that the word appled to them is no longer ac I curate, for they have ceased to produce that flatter in the public mind which is supposed to be the essential effect of all sensations. The event this time, however has a political aide and forms part of a political programe. But it Is of anew kind.

I refer W.th® arri«al~of i-Sergeant Bates,' who, through tite Inordinate appetite for humbug of our good-natured American public, has become eo well known ibat J. need no more minutely designate hii It will bo remembered that be made a Del on the loyalty of Southern rebels—a Del that he could travel through the late rebel section—the scone of "tbe late on pleasant nets" as Nasby would the American flag without from Vicksburg to this city. Of course every rebel was eager to prove tbHt tboae of bis class were loyal American citizane, and eminently fit to tatre charge of tne governments oftbeirown be represented in Congwss.

Bates's progress tbrougb the prolonged exhibition oi organized hypocrisy, wbicb took the *bapc of

the Capmi police objected to the. admis sion of the crowd A permit

Pri8nDresponse

0Vttll°n® tJ

Bated and his flag, It to be that every man of ordinary sense

unt^

stood the real nature of the larce, and it was hardly espocted that oven the opperbeado of this city would have the hardlbuod to treat it as a serious affair, ana recoive Bates as a hero, by making any at I

0 3 a

was met at the Long Bridge by

cr°W(^

citizen, (be being from TViscontiijJ a with a committee appointed by one "Conservative" organizations escorte mm into the citv. Of course be visited tne White House and cxchangcd latipns with A. J\ on lhe .peaee ul and loyal condition of theSoutb. Alterwa ho visited the Capito'i followed by a rabblo of several hundreds. Hlfi objcct to complete his pilgrimage by waving u:. .J Via Ttlft (Jantain oi

for

t*10 !l®'

geant to shake his flag upon tbedome wub presented, signed by Gen. Mj Superintendent of Public But Grounds and Works, Tbe P01^® was not satisfied with this permit, because he received his ordors from the at.Arms of the two Houses but stated that the endorsement of Mr.

lir°Y1Q'

geant-at-Arms of the Senate, would make matters all right. This was obtained, and the bold Sergeant was »nf°fmed, "f-J he could proceed, accompanied by a dozon or so of his friends, to tbe dome, but that the crowd could not' be permitt^ to go up. This last was a precaution agulnst accident, but it was differently viewed by acCiUeni,

and WJ|

soon observed lbat the entire P^.hof left, and that thedeaign of Baaes had apparently been abandoned. Next momlug the Inttlligeneer let the cat out of the bag, by coming out with an article charging that the flag which Bates had herno ia triumph through the South ineulted by a Radical Goagres.- Thisia an appropriate culmination to the entire farce. But tbe,subject ia nauseating, and

Reports are being industriously circalated bv tbe Copperhead-, and, caught up Lnd XU round by timid ^publ^ns as was intended, impugning the moral courage and loyalty of Gve or six ^publican Senators, who, it is alieged, timated, in social circles, that the peace of the country requires that Andre ohn»on be acquitted, and that,

uPoanth®/""

dccco before the pronouhwd guilty of the high crimes^cd misdetheROoTS with whieb he Is cba Jed. It etfouid be needlew

8tftte

v^®

Ia bq foundation {or^thti&e rumors. euiltof Andrew Johnson l^more apptireni ic!.|ay to Se loyftipeople of •5r.n ifmjict nl«o be to the Senate, than it WW on tbe Sr« dtf of th»

aeaa, the self-pospession tr an tlfj ble piuck of Gen. Butler, If ®ver rvv maitas sent Into lie world for a spioinl mir®ose, Benj uai P.

Bu,ll^^Q3,fbofm(Hto

SSe tbo proweutjon.ln behalf of the people of the United States, of. Andrew Johnson, and to sacureJiia conviction and displacement. The Republican party never could have made such W and rapid strides toward Hbegood time comine" but for the presence in It of the element onoe represented by such men as the gloriously departed heroes, Lyons, Lander, and Baker, of Oregonjand still represented, thank Heaven, by glorious old Ben. Wade, Burlineame. and Ben. Butler I would not, of course, be understood to assign, in tho scale of qualities, theflrst rank to pluck and persistence, but to state that, without tbom, the wisdom, learning, experience and good intentions of the Republican party would have been insuttucient for tbe attainment of the proud, powerful, and useful position which it now holds

It is thought that one of tne first matter* which will engage the attention of Congress, after the impeachment trial over will bo the admission of Colorado which ought to have been attended to, lone ago, and would have boon butf. the meanness of one Or two disappointed candidates for Senatorial honors. If tho Impeachment should result in tho acquittal of Andrew Johnson, for the want of two votes—a result, however, which I do not anticipate—it will be duo to the mistaken policy and criminal weakness of Congress in not having long aeo admitted this additional Republican State^

The Senators elect, Hon. Jerome 13. Chaffee and Hon. John Evans, are both sterling men. and thorough Republicans. They have no sympathy with either treason or Copperheadism. When Colorado does become a State, it will be due largely to the judicious and persistont efforts of her present able delegate and represents, live elect, Hon. George M. Cbi.oott, one of tha mo?t prepossessing and influential young men of the present Congress.

It is thought an attempt will be made, during tbe administration of Mr. Wade, to equaliz# the salaries of the male, and female clerks in the Departments, also to divide the minor offices fairly between the tvo sexes- Mrs. Julia Archibald Hofmes, formerly of Kansas and 2*aw Mexico, but now the Washington correspondent of the New York Revolution, (Mra, Elizabeth Cadv .Stanton's papar,) Is I understand, the head nna front of .this movement. She is a woman of fine intellectual powers, energetic, young and cf unusually attractive presence. Sooner or later she will carry her point.

The ra-nomlnation for Congress in Indiana, of Hon. G. W. Julian, General J. P. C. Shanks, and G. S. Orth, gives great satisfaction to Republicans here, as it shows that the people unmistakably imtala tbe impeachment. Thus it will be seen that the men who have voted Impeachment all the time will be triumphantly tostaiatd by the people. What makes the endorsement more emphatic is tbe fact that the members remain ia their (eats attending to their Congressional duties, and do Qotxu^L homs hunting for a rt-aoBlaatioft.' Wabajie.

IIT9XANAP0U8 made happy last night by a leetar* oa "Tim" from that rip9 acboto, g»«ftil tp*kat, coasuaamat« xaaslcr of rhetorieal eloquence, cod«am«T of Bciofna tauffge and mite of kmOI faMr,

tJUmm.

'Affte#3

Washington,

April

20,

Tbe court was dpenei is due form at 11 o'clock A. M. The Manager|.-w|»

to aninqun? of til O:

Justice, Mr. Curtis stated the counsel for the President considered their evidence as closed.

Mr. Bingham said the Managers mignt desire to place on tbe stand one or two witnesses who had b^en subjeenaed

ear,yJ

i_i-i k.ri rmt' HttoearetSI 5

Butler) In the hearing of the Senate, tb4t we considered our case closed, reserving, however, the right of calling some obh«r ,'itnesses or offering mc documentary testimony tl.&t might be ..btained afterwarclfl*

Senator JohnBon—I am not sure I heard correctly the Honorable Manager. I rise merely for the purpose of inquiring whether tho Managers desire to have tbe privilege of offering any evidence aft^r the argument begins.

Mr. Bingham.—As at presenj advwad am not aware that the Managers havi any desire of thai sort. I wish to be understood by the Senate that there a?*o ono or two witnesses who are importapt on tho part of the Manager?, who wefre early subpoenaed on this trial, and although we have not been able yet find them wo have been advised tht-y have been in the capital for tbe la=t 48 hours.

to the case, but if it wae r,-i.*hed to put Blodgett on trial, he was prepared to prove that the charges ngolnst h-m v.xre true.

Mr. Butler hold that the paper fvas part of the rocord in the case, and that Blodgett was farced Into the. rebel arpy, and-tbat he had aright to defend his ^epnutatlon. The evideuQ*• also tRBdei to show the President« ^ijlfjil vtolatiyn cf the law. .. -1

Mr. Evarts briefly rejoiced, and the offer beipg slightly modified was- submitted to the Senate and.the evidence was re* fused (Umtf3ionwi$ea« division.. .j

Mr. Randall stated be merelj auspdndi ded Blodgett till bft8»ld be aalKfled Ms offense was moretbfta.technieal.. ^n la answer to M?. ConaeS'S, witoeia ^ald be had takeA .additional: testimony an .the subject .c-1 .i: si-i

Mr,. Butler ofiefed an order pta®r»g General Thomas in charge of the Oepdrt mentof the Atlantic. t.

Mr. fivarts objected, saying it was rot

rebuttal of aoy evidence that Counsel had introduced.

The Managers offered the nominations of Gen. Sherman and Gen, Gso. H. Thomas to Brevet.

Mr. Evarts obieoted, sayiog the evidence was not rqDutting. Mr. Butler maintained tho right of tha Managers to continue to introduce evidence in chief.

The yeas and nays resulted,

Mr Evarts made tho same announcement, when Mr. Boutwell requested an adjournment until to-morrow to allow him more time for preparation. He said Mr. Stanbery had been relied on to make tho final argument for the defense, arfd though ho was now rapidly recovering he would require a short interval in which to regain strength, and the counsel would suggest that the adjournmfuit be made until Wednesday nest

Mr. Logan requested ifiive to fi'e bis argument, which be a v. a1: n.iw prjnt-

ed-Mr.

Shermnn submitted an ordor granting leavu to tho Managers and counsel to flie argument, which went over on objection.

On motion of Mr. Johnson the Court adjourned tiii Wednesday next, and the Sea ate went into Esn rulive.session, and at 2 p. m. adjourned.

£rom New Orleans-

Nrw Orleans,

April

In this ty

1,600

Frctf^ W«shi ngtcm.

Washing'foir,

JJ| oWlCE^. The Mayor and members of tbe City Council, with other officers recently appointed by General Schofleld for Alexandria, Va., were installed there to-day.— Only a fan of the new officers are old-cit-izens. About thirty of the old officers able to take the oath as rc-

In tbe trial but who had not appeareta^^^^ daniral Scbofl-Jd were removhitherto.. ihiJo who could la* it weto soifie Tho Chief Justice was understooa to

e,ght

aay it woftld be proper to first obtain ani yhua.. order from tbe Senate." Mr. BinxhAm—I wish it to be.understood I desire to contult my associates about it flrst. So far as an order is cobcerncd, I tafee it »r granted that the eugeestion made at the time that the ev{denco was closed on the part of the Managers, that it would be eompetsnjt for us without further order, if thosfe witnesses should appear, to introduce them on the stand, is sufficient, because the Senate will recollect, although I havp not myself referred to the journal, it was stated by my associate Manager (Mr.

Mr. Yat03 ropeated tho inquiry whether jn preV4iiing p0n his Government to tbe Managers intended to offer tcstimopy graiitj tho necois^ry. cxtijnsion. after the argument wae commenced.

Mr. Birrghnm.—As at present ndvis^ wipeachmbnt sPEECHEe. we hfivo no purpose of the portj we Mo Manager Boutwell proposes to deliver not know what may occur in tbe progress jjjs entire speech to-morrow before the cf tho trial-

Chief, and its form :is issued also a letter

proceeding

tojg

had way, and was going on, but

mamai

April Si. Fifty-four

cases relating to captured and abandoned ave decided by the Cqurt of aggregating to to &aij|i&n£i.

or ten in number. All the new ap-

TEE3EHATE.

Tb$ Senate in Executive session rejec ted the nomination of W. H. Farley as Surveyor of California, and confirmed W Slack as'Marshal of tbe District of Weejj Virginia.

SOOTH CAK0LINA KLKCTI0N. I Dispatches received by Gen.Grant frorq Gan. Canby, dated Charleston,, April 20i give tbe following further particulars the vote for tho eonstitutiort iri' Syut^ Carolina I

Twenty-one Districts registering 93:00« votes, partial returns givo 54,000 yotsj polled. The same districts with full ret turrs at last election give 33,000 votea Partial returns from 18 districts givfc 34,094 votes for tho Constitution and il,f244 against, These returns indicate therfe will be a majority for tho Constitution in all except three or four districts. rxcoveret,

A commutiicfttioh from tho Secretiiry of the Treasury shows that Departm^nf has recovered of Confederate property it

^"aware'"tbBt"the Europe $144,157, and has disbursed 590,_:.u »-i 000 for couusel snd other expenses. ALASKA APPBOPBlAtlOy.

It is understood the State Department has dispatched Ward H. Lamon to Ruisja to Russia to obtain an long an extension cf time as may bo necessary to, .get tlie House to make un appropriativ.n to j)*jy for Alaska. Tbe opinion of the Russia Minister is that there will bo no trotible

tno irmi. 1 Coyrt of Impeachment, uotwithstandidg for tun C^nsUtutwn was 1,260, asaiMt ijL Mr. Butler offered in ovidince porti^s ht9 great length. It contains thlrty-flve 200, A full negro vote. ^a»f J1? is an or

fjihe Pre?idenf.

from the Secretary of the Treasury re-, tIie oe^IuL L'AKD off/ce. lating to the practK^ at epartme. QjnQjjjijgioner of tho General '°Mr KandaMmas recalfed and produW I »®c!

h»"

lMosli

a oopv oahe lodStment of Mr Cgj.t 1«1 Rnti» nffArPfl Mr Blodtrett's Un* store to market on tna lo^h of Juno, next, tho land, h0rotefe^ffer8d«t public

w'ei the Ghiof^.fto^td it of .Mcu acoomf,nie.ihalutrwtiou »4 tL embracc nearly 400,000 acres. put in writing. I ,^[r. Butler objected, and said counsel cubbency 9IBCOLAB 4 never before been interrupted in that: Tha Comptroller of tha Currencv will

tbe.^h'f|publish

Justice insisted on ^compliance with xiis Jar giving a detailed account and^ explft direction, and the offer was written. nations of items that constitute the law The Managers offered to show that the fuj money reserved outsida the National indictment was procured by the dislo^al.j Banks cf the country are required to enemies of Mr Blodgett, that he was sre-: tePn by sections 31 and 32 of the NaUon•moved without a hearing, and that the

imfocUOBs to ll»

Currency act.

action was not reported tp tho Sonata, the,,• tbeaSTTEY EMPLOYES. dfnt6 ahogthaant MrB^Sgott'hfld klwfeys The fofee of the appointment offlcs of the been friendly to the United States. Treasury Department Is now engaged

Mr. Evarta argued it liot relevpt j1" preparing for trausmiesioa to the

.atdivWofc,

House the required list in response to rasolutlon adopted yestirday, asking tbe S»o etary of the Treasury to communicate the terms of all persons employed and appointed to office since the 20th :of last February, with names of members of Congress ar.d others recommending them, wh:cla will be S9htto the Hous9 ia two or thrae davs.

From Oaorgia

Augusta,

April 20,—The e1wioti,ii

progresring without any coltisjon. l*e" faejrdVs with fei? exc?ptfoc^, roted tjtifi Radical" ticket. TbBy ase aa7«clJ^fl'g, Jin fquads from-i he coanJWy io the polk, with, banners flyi/tig, .and y*|!ing fpr Buiioiiki Th^ excitement" Is'intense' and but Utile needed to bring about fearfUl collision.. Atetut 2,200-votei have b«eapollijd,.near. ly 2,000_uf wiilch were by cegrosr. To^al rsgistered vo^e in the coupty. 5,^00. ifACo^i

Ga.,

Mr. Butler maintained, it was part of the President's action at the time of the removal of Stanton, and was admissible uudur previous rulings, but before the vote was taken he withdrew the order and put io a schedule showing the number and pay of officers affected by the Presidents Qlalm of power to remove at pica sure.

April 26.—-The eleccUo

proceeded quietly, tb3 Es-rres htrine the polls pretty mueh to themselves, 'luesday 1,650 votes wera polled, only a few hundred of which were white.

Savannah. Ga.,

Atlanta,

35,

so the evidence was not receivo l, Mr. Butler then nnnouoced the case on the part cf the Managers was closed.

ACOUSTa,

21.—Ho

official

returns yet made. As far as heard from majorities against the Constitution are as follows

in the Parish of Or

leans 584 in East Baton Rouge

West Baton Rouge

800

100

Caddo gives

200

mstj^rity against the Constitution. J. R. Conway, Democratic candidate fot Mayor in thi» city, electod, with a-mjkjority of Democrat* to both Boards of City Council:

In tbe Parish tf Orleans the Demccrsti" ticket is probably elected. Six Dem-oo-a ic Senators axe chosen.

A oegro Recorder ds elected in tbe 34 district of this city. Mass, Democratic candidate for Congress in the 2d district is »h.aad.a8 far as beard from.

Fire at Shilbytilie-

iNDIAyAPOLIS, April 31.—A disattroos fire occurred at, Shelby villi, Ind^ thi» morning, destroying two three story brick building*. The principal losors are Biisjlng & Puab, hardware, f20,000, folly insored Davis & "Wright^ f8.Q0Q»- no ineuranoe Henderson, clothing, $6,000, ootered by insaranee- Other small loeses In segregate one thousand, partially insured. The buildings wer» owned by the Cory Mrs, valued at *12,009, tefored five tho*|ggd r. Wii

April JO.—Electiofi

proceeded qmef!y.

Columbus, Ga.,

April 20—Election

proceeding quietly, total vote to day 704 of which 5S7 were radical and 47 conservative. Many negroes voted the Democratic ticket.

April' 21. The election is

passing off quietly, enthusiasm prevails in both parties. It fs suppessd 2600 votes were palled in two day8.' rlon i« believed ebout 5C0 ahead.

The Fulton County Democratic Club have issued the following Circular: The Democrats of Fulton county send greeting to the people of Georgia, that Gordon is carrying all before nim here and will roll up 10,000 niajoritj" in this county.

April 31. -Tha election

progressing without serious duturla-'.oa. The blacks remeio about the poNs electioneering for tbe Radical ticket. -Tbe Democratic vote large to-day, but th^ Radicals will carry tho county. The military are standing at the polls t' pre erve order

From New York.

Nkw York,

ceedings in the matter of Jay Gould, dne of the Erie directors, hava been discharged by Judge Barnett, he having withdrawn his hc.btc.cs eorpu and given bond under Judge Barnard's order. The pro ceedings before Judge Barnard of contempt of six directors of tho Ere Railroad continued to-dny, but nothing new developed. Judge Blachford, S. Circuit Court has decided not to remand th* case r,f Hatch of the Bock Island Railrosd to tbe Stato Court, and refused a motion to dissoivo lb? 'injunction given by tho State Court as unnecessary, the -am b'--ing no ldngef in force.

THE PARAGUAYAN W*AK

Tho steamer South America, from Rio jae'eiro the 'iSft of March, arrived to day", and brings official accounts of tho voyage of tha Brazilian iron-dads to Assumption, whence they returned lo move on with land forces. -Tha Paraguayans made a gallant attempt on the 2d of March to capture tbe Brazilian iron-clads below Huimatia. They boarded two vessels from their boats,, but wera reputed after a severe hand to hand fight, with loss of 400 men BrSxilian loss 32.

The Braxiliaa expeditionary corps, 10,000 strong, was ready to start lor Assumption but had not moved.

Lopez is said not to be at Huitaatia, but at Tebicenay superintending forces.

From Albany,

fF«xMete Agfcinet Tobacco MSiiii^ facturors.

St.

Locis, April

21.—The

case of W.

Man n^,i| j^pmg)eiA-Rrifl w^l thy tobacco manoHjitdFier THinni|pt Mj^eouri, cbargmwith 1|ffixing falsai and^audutent bwnis to^iaufaiiiura^tobKjeo, termnatJra to-dayin a veri3I?t fnf the Government. Tbe judgment which will fol» low in this case will probably impose heave penaities upon Mr. Mann personally. as well as work forfeiture of bia factory at Hannibal, which is worth some twenty.flye t|iourand.loll«ip*

Verdicts were also rind^xd t# d*y ia tfie tant'e codt± against &corg« D6us6man, Jr, and Chrijtopher A. Gaibaugb, promi- prk»«: neni tobac^v^i3iafof thiau iLyfiadial!ad ia affixing fuire bratiQi qu ineir t"bacco. and for cwjspiracy to dtfraad tbe United State-,^r,d for hvii)g largo quantities i'f property in their po^sesaioa .with iutent, to defraud^the &overhmant, Ddfendaatsw*re found guilty on all counts of indictment, .The result of these trials highly encouraging, to the Government in .its ef-| forts to check and break up the notorious1 frauds perpetrateif by citizaoa whoso po-' sition and inflaenoe render them formrtlableopponents. Several of tbe bes^ law-' yens in the city were engaged in the de-l fenie of the above cases, while the prose •cution was conducted'' single hahded byi

District Attorney Noble.

QOOD TEMPLARS.

r,S

Tho Grand Lodge of Good Templafs ofj this State uiet at Jefferson City a few days ago, and in addition.(^o elocting ofiicers for the ensuing year, appointed dele-, gates to the Nations Temperance Con4 vention to be hcld ntviieveland in July.' There are 225 Temperance Lodges in Missouri, with, on aggregate membership bt 10,700, an inbronio'of over 4,000 duringj tho past year, 1

North Carolina.

Wilmington,

Several ne^rsves voted the Q(o,nser-?ative ticket in this cily. The wbife* generally vote" on the sect ond and third day?, whiin tlie negrop? make tho greatest ellbita the lirst day.

NEWBERNj April 2l.~The vote to-day

From St. Paul.

dr. Paul. Minn.,

April

21.-^-Early

From New Orleans.

New Orleans,"April

Chicago.

20,-r-The count

ing of votes in, this City,'* not yet completed owing to £he.Wun}38r of indep^ndect tichfets: '^ho-blie^s 4re divided nearly tcqually Sb far asb#ard"&'om. I icao^raL^s fcaog ft Sip fill m*Jq$lfy 1n tbe.ct'ty and pArisihtpfJr?aw 'Drieana. ^Ea'st and "W.ei\':BftEon SpufcQ^ve SOQ 'mnjorilj ,ftg8in»t ihX- Constitution* t|a vpla l#pg v:ery:'cl^e,^na.(ixewi|tj|""kfpfobatiiy, be night.:,'

a-.

Ha'd %x

Buttalo.

April 2J.-*Hugh

Boyle

'.J-

A 'A

STOCK MAEKET.

By Telegraph.] Hxw Toax, AprilCl. Hooey easy at 7 per c«at. oa calJ, with to tnpsinoas lata in tbe day at 6 pey ctonM If

I tit (inaeraUy bell*T«d.|be £Mwai:benlaf acompl^ilse, bat rtotbiu ia ttS&Mlly Xn ittc«pt Wt'aieHitgr narrflV drdK l)t»camlt8 modm'e]yVtnoa^|9 '^OmilCflf Arm BtTO®10^f fir prime' will be considerable remittance next month accoQQt of new coupon 5-90's.

Gold firmer, opening at 138$(, advancing to 139J£, and cloaina at I39}. Larg* Bale* made by leading broker exoort to-day of #2,800,®*).

Loaoe made at 4 to per cant., for carrying and flat, to 8 per cent, for borrowing. Brcsipta at the Coatcun Hooae, Saturday, Vonday abd o^a| 8 it \lop. |(JBTer!)m«« aataMa h|g)i«« bat cloeed be**y #lth part ot the adnitrce

Stocks opened active and excited, with frequent fincMattona l&tsotral and Brlb.

generally booyant and hlgbari la tfavaftannm market was lower, r«co?ering1»#fort thelcioie, and closing kteadj Market tamed to eaddealy that many Bear^ wera usable to cover ehorta.

Border Stato bands firm. Xxport shares bigbCanton 46%@47, Cumberland 3O0S3, Wells Ixpress 27%@29, American 63£A65, Adams SO 66. B8 OSS#^K,Oakksll*«r|^ -2'%, Mariposa 10@10, Pactflc Mail 93

TC 119 A 119)6 (Atlantic 86 @88, *r«e 6# 9 67, pftt 69(370, Hadson 131Q133, pfd. W,R«dIng 87i(S% 0* 31^(8 1%, Wabash 49 (^50, St. Paul 6${#63, do pfd 75@764, O 113^(8115, 3 S9 -a (389I O J44 ,, Tolfdo Jp3dlW&^. I 9jpa9iM, sw 61 $62, do pfdnia^T't If

Hartford it Erie 14%@15

th»

morninc tho McKubin Blockf afourstorj" stone building togevher, Mrs. Johnson's Brick Boarding House and^ three 'frame BuifSings burripd'' d-uvr.: Origin of lbs fire unknown. Loss ?100-,009—fn-8ur9d for $40,000.

Anniversary Celebration B0BT0Nf April 21.—Iti -Lowell, yesterday, tbe veteran old- 6th Massachusatts Regiment c«leb«:ated the waniveraary of thuir memorable uiarch through Baltimore, by parade, and an oration .tfrom Gen. Sohouler, an4 a: dinner, Tbe pub-

in a"few dayajan important circu- ^"•'3CY0"i3" held-: a-holiday, and but

for so sera rains the citizens gonwntlly

^rould have jdped

tbe ooiebpMioov ,.

itoulaisna fUieotion.

New Yosk,

AfcrfT2r.—A Waahing'toh

dis'patah states G«ve*nori Sahn received telegrams fruin JTefr'"Orleans last {light that the Hepublicaris voted solid for the retrular State ticket. In 21 polls In New Orleans tbePm«|oSty for the Constitution is 6S2, which renders it probable the Republicans' bate cnrMed city. There it no doubt whatever es to tho result in the St«te. -1

was

yest rday hdloti in «$28,000 baiif cbarged wilh illicit distilling- J'-v ..a!

......

BiNfiHAMrtoN, N. T., April it.—The Universalist cbttrch and two adjoinidg buiidings were bur fit last night/ Lop* light.

A Eo\7.

V»Tcmcm B,

Mass:,

April 20.—A Ger

man meeting in Vinton wai assaulted by a mob of Irish iast night, iinivea and clubs were freely used, one Irishman killed, and several wounded on both sides.

W. "W- Eioe and G. "W. Johnson wcce, cbo=en delogatpa to tbe Chicago Convention, by the 8th district Republics Convention.

From .Chicago.

April 21.—-''rhe election to-

dny fi.r Judge and Clerk of Recorder's Court, ut:d one Alderman from each wftrd p.v.spd off quietly. About 23,000 votr-i v.ert: p'lie J. The Deinocr'atife ticket forjudge atid Cl..rk is elwted by an average rmj»rity of 605^7 Council stands 20 RepiiMican®, 11 Democrats.

Prom New Haven.

New

April 21.—Coaterupt pro

Havkn,, April 21.-— Ghauncey Je

rome ei-Mayor, dird ber»~ Monday even^ ing.

Kennebsc Biver.

Auau&XA, A^ril 21*—The Kennebec river Fa cp.ecL to Montreal. Ferries i-vnrii"nc*d ntnnifi ^fondav.

.NEW IOBK UKV'GOQBS 4IABKKT By Telegraph^] Nr.w Toaa, April 21. Market ccintlnaes dull, otrtng iti a mtei'ure to conUiiuatioa of tbo rain storm, and prlcrs continoe without vatiabls ait titioa.

Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic ,I»o tiou, i? the Fovorc-ign balm for the smallest pimp' f.r, »b? tv4c«,8S welj as the most distresFing cntat'ecu? disease that can afflict any p-.-.'rt of tko person. [22,dwl

StarA*

W, T.

AUANT April 21.—*the triftl of Gaa* enii Coif, indicted fot tbe amrdef of a. Hisccock, tbe alleged eedacar of his wife, cotnme&ead tc~d*y.

lot^o the

Meteors.—Trrsbv

scents are flashed tt|»c the public, only to pass Into oblivion arith meteor-like swiftnew meanwhile tbe star perfume of tbe Western world,

Phalon's "FtOR

M*AYO,,

'•LecVflatus fictMi•, iXt* o» tM*i Bm a lbs n»:i cre^k, yasU-g.fcra!, CutM'- T*o4,

portion of

the jury obtained and 8wora.

South Carolina.

CeaJtLHTOwi S. O., April 20-—Official returns a» far as received of the recent eleetkm show 34000 votee for, and 11,000 tfaiait the Coo»tttttti«.

has reached the zenith of pab-

iic favor, asd reiadias there #rtth no rival near the tbronef Scki bv all druggists

tflntfclal a'raoipbsre

Forut'd tk tlnt»lss ofseh'Ur palos, Sifsp nig t-, «nd me- d««^ond»B3y Thar', laognfig at. srkt »s ey»S. IlaJtissters. ».* I ga v^tit, (orptteaearss, G*nlat tbcagit asd Jab-t! ci Mid'"i cbuM the cooiraas a»aeaa,kbk 2 One took the Piaotatioa ££tter*--.the Other didn't, Thoy are

ver^y.

.bSnsficiRl

for weak and delicate persons.

MaonoliaWat»-Adeligbtfallijlei *r^c 1 e—superior to. Cokigna *od at half the prioe. 32deodw2w,

Terre llante

p'fd QSi'CIev^tabd & Ash tab a 100, Niisonria 87, old Tenn. 07^. ndW te V, St. Joe p'fd 8fi® Burlington Qtlncy ISO, Chicago & Alton 15

CHICAGO MARKET,

ByTelegraph.}

', Chkauo,aMi!?!

FLOUR—Firm and steady. WHEAT—Less active bnt ^rnur, and -1 hlgherat f2 17 for No. 1, and 2 02g2 03?i, clos Ing with buyers at €8^ aad e^tou,^-

COBN—Fairly active with salee of No. kat 66H @87}£c, No:-3 at.84^85c, now at 84@Sl^c, anu rejected at 31382c, cfosiag at inside figures.

N. C., 'April"-il.^-The

•lection commenced this--morning. ,The day passed without tho slightest disturb* ance. The approximate vote of fou^ Wards in this citv for tb« Constitution is 1,200, against 67o! The VMe' at Weilon'f for the Constitution is 294 against 39^- I

OATS—Moderately aetivssndli higher, at 261c for Nos. land 2, closing steady at G9J iYEr—Firm and steady withmifce 'of $1 U, and No. 8 at $1 83.-

BABLEY—Quiet. MESS PQBK—Sold at 986.50QS# 7» osrti, ana at $27 buyer the month, olear porlta* SI- fO, ntmp pork moderately active at 881,

LABD—Firm at I7)icai74. SHOUt-DBBS—Dry salted ll}4*' HAMS—Smoked and ploklod steady at 18c. HOGS—Active at $8 0&< 60 for common, 8 76 @0 10 for fair to good, and 9 37J^@9 75 for .good' to choice.

BEEF CATTLE—Less firm with sales at 86® 10 for Jmtchers, 7 3776 for feir to abimdng co&l to chafce, othl 9' 12)^ forfjiin-.

slsarf). 3@9 for cy.

W UK AT—In demand bflt ofiWed'sparingly at 82 C0@2 63 for Nos. 2 and 1 winter. No ^gring In "oA^-f/demitnJat 7(5^7^: .. ,B?E---Scarc9.attiddn demand tc?29 in eitre»%Vate.-

|2 4.l|le

BABLEY—Firm at 82 7Q@2 76 for fall. OOTTOIT— Dullf mtd^Urfg IshMdiat «9^MwTtb sales.' [2l 0 90

—iageod .doaaaa4,yith boies at ffifl"rSfei lugs

no sales.' TOB hhds and and leaf 12 15@33 60.

WHISKY—Scarce and in deipatjd at .#2 16 for it—. STetyet want«i in bind., IX TBO VISIONS—Flrmor generally but, notverj

ftCMES3

POKE—Is in domatad at 827, bnt held ft|

^L^RD—Ih^en^ud itl^c, W lot flfered below 18c at tfep close, and sparingly at that. BULK MEATS—Held firmly at 12£e for shouU ders, and fw

BAOQK-hSw

at 13}^,. 18^9171^8 for shontwrl

and clear Kyoi^«to sfatos,^lthr|ijjr|rs at %c less. *-Uf 3 A B-OTTEOr—Scarce aud,)A demand at -15®50c.

EOQ8-AdTanced to 20c, and the'supply light. OOFrSX—Ofiohanged,

SUGAR—Unohangod. j. JAFPLES—S^aroo aad wanted at SO psr bbls

SEED—Nothing done. Tbe season is over. HAT—Firm at 818(915on arrlral. BEEF CAtTLE—Scarce and la demand at 85f 8 76 gross. 88EEP—In demand and juices^icbar ^eos^ men to choieo 86®S 89 |ross.

HOGti— Jlrtn at 87 S0A9 60 for common to 8ood and 10AI0 BO for extra St. OO Lf—188^ buying. -tn-»

ST. LOUI3 tfABKET. 1 By Telegraph.} 8t. Locts, Aprif^l. TOBACCO^Bnycrs and sailers stfllapart, and although prices ar unchanged, more, than .one half of tb« bWtwtro reject a.

CO rTOK^N ominal at 88^c. FLOOR-Vsry little doing and prioas unchantfed anpsrflfis ranges at 86 pOAl W, MBtA# 85®*! XX 9 fell. xxi to fancy 1S«I3 60.

Ob?t» Tall •ttatfy.t Wt, otbfr

FDBE— BACON—Dull,

let hot unchangaa at we S^H^ eld&rmlx with imalTM..

of rfcorfMsre-at po,r«s»f ki«%« ifo, »«gi* eM9d iBiBte.Ittfc. *-3 WHI^'F-Weady gadlrm at* 80. eiTTlS^holceandsMbplng steek tHMt in good demand' at' -gftma infftrfw^BaaSSwe^t83©? ,j, r^.a. I NI

ITB^'YOBK

8f Telegwph.l NawTdaK, April 21. COTTON—Dall and scarcely so firm at 310 f«r middling uplands.

FLOtftt—6310c, 12,000 bbls at 88 25®9 75 for snperfine state and western, 10 20(310 SW for extra state, 10®U 85 for eitra wvatern, 19 Sag 14 for white wheat extra, 10 30(g 14 for St. H. O., 11®12 6J for extra 8t. lonls, 12 60@16 for good to choice do., closing firm. Callforoia aetlTe and firmer, at 18 65H14 to. Bye floar qniet at 7 T5 tg9 00. Corn meal qalet, ssles 30# bbls at 85 90 ®WlSEY—Nominal. fPHEaT- 2®3c better for parcels to arrive) dull and heavy tbe Bpot, at 82 «0 for No. 8 spring in store, 2 4S&2 48for No. do. to arrlfe canal, 2 92}$ ror amber Long Island, and 3 170 8 84 for White California.

RYE—Scarce and firmer at 81 98 for State and 2rtl8 01 for Pennsylvania. BARLET-Quiet.

BABLE7 MALT—Dull. CORN—Opened dull and closed heavy and le lower, at 81 16(&1 20for new mixed western afloat 1 ]8ai SO for old do. in store and afloat, 1 10$ 1 1870r whitesouthorn, 1 2091 31 for high tnlxe nearly yellow western afloat, 1 24@I 25 for south ern and western yellow.

OATS—Lower at 83^c for weetern in store, and 87Ja83c afloat. BIOE—Qniet at 10%@ll£c for Carolina.

COFFEE—Quiet. SL'OAB—Very active at l9i@l2J4c for Cnba, acJ llglliic/orPof^ Biqp*

MOLASSES—Irregular, virti laage ealea at ms HOPS—Qu'fet at 10g50c for American. PETBOLECM—Qnlot, at ll@l2Cc' for' crdde, sod 2Gcfor refined bonded.

POKE.—Opened quiet and closed more firmly at 227 40(827 7a for new mess, closing at 27 15 for regular, 2£@26 60 for old*do., closing at 26 CO for regular, 22 00&22 50 for prime, 24 25£8i AO for prime me* Also, 2000 bbls new mess at 887 $0 seller Jhnei

BEFF—Steady at 815020 50 for hew'plain mess 20 50A21 76 for new extra niees. Also 250 tlSfces at $3f$tS7 for prime mess, and 40£|42 for ndla mejf

SPECIAL NOTICES-

APBIL—186ii.

TUfiliL, RIPLEY & CO,, Offer a very complete Hne of flpring Goods In SPRING SILKS", SPBINO DBEBS9O0DB,

CLOAKH, SHAWLS) PB1NT8. TBISIMINOJ, KIBBONB MUSL1N9. LAO* ARTICLES,,

Ac., Ac., AS., Ac. I •,

Tbn attention of theclov*«t cash bnyers, Wb'olt sale and BetsII, soliolud. TVSlh, BlPLIT A OO.

Ladies can receive a box ot I)r

Velpan'a Pills by m*U sealed trAm the eyea of tka pnl lki, by encldsipg one dollar and six poetaga itaznpa to if. W. Maoomber, Staml igeat fcr the United States and Oanadv, at Albany, New forte. as 8 dwis

B^VisrKiiwa- KCO-CTS^

JAt CO,,

COOKE Sc So 20 WALL STBJCKT,

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Jig

IUJVAW WWKLE, a^rotf his nap cf twecty y*r», it\ 5J Bl^ moiataned hi# I

'ttH

VlTBQtED lOCaSS 1 loofl

Henry Clews 4 Co. report tbe following 4*30

jftED LOCKS

ITS

ITK,

wonld bivl

A TOCie MAM

again. Marrcloos, indeed, to tho offset of OBISTADOROS HAIR DYE la r^OTenatlng gray-balrad aarjaaity. Why yirid to Time when yon can baffle hint?

Manctaotored by J. CRTSTADOSO, 69 Maiden Lane, Nsw York. Sold by all UrnggUte. Applled by all Hair Ores sen. a'.Idwlm

Wbotttia*8

OF KVKRT I'M OR HKR MAGIC. Prion, 50 c«nts ft box by moll, SO cents. &adresa WKEK3 A POTTSB, No. 170 Washington Sttwt. Bqptoift. Hp**:. Tut sala br all •^4torn, !»pT. 18, is#r-3»a wdwly

The Reason whJ MlsWer's Hcrt BITTEH9 cores so many different dl»e»se«, 1* became It ts tbf but **«dt for deranged stomach, or Dyspepsia, now known, and because in. vlgorates the entire system, strengthen# tho nervous fibres, elevates tbe standard of al! the vital foroesj and sustain* a moat hoalthy tone of tbe entire hnmaa organism. Medicine that will do this, wlllcnre any disease, for the simple rmsoak that n»tui» wilt do the rest.

We guarantee, that no woman ort liiM, however pale and emaciated, can nte thefe Bttters regn!ar» ly ftir Wrenty^ne days, without tti« rftarh cf the rosy cheeks and f*ir complexion chatarterlsltr of good health.

Bold by all Drugal'ta and Dialer?. PR? «. B. HMtTMAN 4 ^roprlrtfltrj.. Lancaster, Pa and Chicago, Illinois. dwlm-alO s—

Errors of Tontli. CientlsMan wtlo snBered for yeafK from N«rvDobilUy, ViomStare becay, a^sil all the eiPecfei 9f yonthfnl ludlMretlon, «1». the mUootatfferlng'nnraanlly, •wnd fr^ to all wl.0 rif^.nt("Th-

Aitd aOtififptio«» for Jfiaklng

CINCINNATI MABKET. By Telegraph.1 OreoiSHAn, April Bl. FLOUR—Tim a ad in demand faintly'*11^5 tail 05.

idy by jcblob he wwj ,l°i protft^r thi advirtJsor^ eapwiwt* hi iddreestog. In perfect confidence,

gnwu.-».

JOHN Jt. OOPRN,

mylOdltaw-wly

+2 0w1ltr

!'t-'

u^-r

"WPORMATIOS.

Information,guaranteed to urodoce a luxuriant. trrd%tH o?hal^«pan a bald bead or hf.art.less f»co, jrew.u u. mt.lfts. Elolrhea.

,D!s* and boMttirnl/ bo ofeialbsd'wttboat jharge CHAPMA N, CThftnlM,

Tnke r»Vtictnr Rbtoc#,

fftB VRIPEAU FBMALU WLIjS. WAKRANTKD FHKNCH.

THESE.(towards

PILLS, os'.abraUd many years ago. ^TPorU, for the relief of femQ^ LrMgul»r-| „..i so notorious Io?^tl»Jr vBnJSffiKls ths praotfeo61 ^bofao*, ™.Xd for sale for the flrst time in America^ Tblv haro been kept in ctfmparatlye ^obscn r¥2tbe fact that the originator Jft. Yrtnewt, is in p,.»ia «f aroftt fttfu rtrlcfe ^MflUiitloas urlttrt^lei. ha* withheld thomj u*6. i^t uhojiM te BmploTeS from pnvaa tollecb-they

^H^th^"^ to*bo trtily omt.ipbt6,t

and alt.agent.^ nSdafJti^e.^

tte pabllo only for legitUnato nae, an. «nf««tM»* to esll them wffe? _% thattbe object unlawtnl.

Ladiea oaa pocnrud a bhx^saaled fto®

oy fill pinaxlsts In Tarf "'.nte-.

la Pint

..••'"•A C..J Dir-VV

Ghrner of Nassau Strttt, New Tor, We bay an'd «e1t it tire most liberal.stureat ,A oi. sol kSMMA..tiw»U .ftQtro»ent B0ND8 OT ALX BWT7ES, «TU-

ad «Kc«t3r «rd£» for pa«rtafe of »x We owrsart tbe nvsnl wsesl at tha moat Hawable marks* ritee lato fweatiea, whisk, at preesat price oi (aid, yteid ibe hoUUr atwatoaa pec oact. man tBSsmt per am*. Otrcnlara wttt ftiU parttealars ftrnish•AapasiaMUsBtiM' myWwly UTOOOKBAC(i.

7"*tT

^OR SALE.

TrO-R SALE.—I have Cusco Po tntoj. for sate, tl,, laoet ro^„ j,. Jft ba* yielded £00 boshel. from

51,J® por bU'1%1. Small g**! $i O)" e^ursale. T. HULMAN* «aBNr-wHa Onamile Horth of Terra Bante

FPERTT.—The

ITOHt

OIAUmM*

VTeMaraMocks

«*»$« cam cam em CttTM cures

WheatOB^s otaUBoat ffbeatoa's Ulatneat WkeatM's Oiatateat fffteatea's Olataest WlMtea'a (MaUtent

Th9*It%,| Salt Rheum. Tetter. Bar&efs Urtb, Old seres. Iter Kind

FTATR.—T1»«

3K SAL®,

rfeVKBY -HOBSSMAN Aj and. relUWe MrUKi«af.

OBIAS* E jit

Onti

Tor Lame•«•» warranted ob«ap» all the great hof It will aot ours:

noiiaf,

fcllr. Colic, Sprains, Ac., kpiitber. It is nsed bj r&flg Island courses, or Spavia.as tbsr ,tVlh 1Vhat itlj 01

Is no Unlmenlin oWtStfi*

iLiiEf ao*®*®® a«Tefc*teS»ll

Ballyaobe it has »«rw ialled, Ja« as snre a tha sun rlMs.Jtrttrfsare is this Taloable

L»ol®e,f

t«bo tbe Horse EmbreoaUNS rf thb day. tfW- a aaA aU. Itopei, So. 86 Cortlindt STrs^et Tork. Sold by aU the JDmgglsta aad tttor^* aprllldA^l*

TO OOITSUMPTIVBS. The Bav. EDWARD A. WILSON will sonA 'freeof oharge) to all who daatre Jl, pretor}^ tlon with thi» direotloiM for maktbp ihnpte remedy by which ho was oared of »luiS sffeotiott and that dreaded His only object ts to benefit hf aflSlnted, end 1* hopes every saffexer will try thU prescription, twill cost them nothing aad may prove t'lease address Bxv. BDWi#D A- WiLSO^i,

Williamsbnrg, Kings Co., New Tork.

mylOdltaw-wl

The People's Remedy.

required many y*ars of laborious search into ths properties of herbs and roots befort" Brandreth's PBls arrived at their present statp of perfection. They tske all impure anl morbid aocumuUtloos from the bowels and the bl.»fiT.— Their nse in si (knees tavt* money, lime and htaltk This noble modi ine saves snffiertng, restops health, and prolongs life. Those whokn tbtij properties have the m-jst unbounded} ccufldcnoe la tharn. Whan aU»«ked by disease, as plenrUy, colic, sudden prostration, Ac.^ when six or eight pills have been swallowed, the are easy la tholr minds. Anfl lbey hat* f»q»^ for Brandreth's Pills areii* broken fa**.'f

The Princess of Wa'es might havo been enred bya -f^w dates, and ell her Waekaaf agany savesfi I believe this as I bellevo my existence

B. BRANDBHTH.

Prlnolpal Office, Brandreth Hoase, New Torki Seld by all Drngglsts. aldwlmj

Health without Vigor.

The wear and tear of life tell* npoa ns all mci or lees. What are we bnt machinesr TKa Vttej principle Is tbe motive power that keeps the human engine ia matton but, aa be»aj«, pl«to&^ craneetl»B pipes, tooeansera and boilers wear 0e^ sodoorganr, mntcles, tissues and all the pound parts of that marvellous pieceworl called

MAI* :/3

Tho meal)aniiin oi the bo4y'f£'4itl'«i td b# iaf paired and streagtltenod Jttat as mnch s» Hip mechanltm employed to grind corn, sr spin toti ton, or weave cloth. Stssm eahfiof driv« a bfof rkeashaft, or impel a drum o* wharf that tl out of gear neither can the vital ftrM act 'tlir«%8 a paralyked llmb, or an Inert orgab

ABI YOU WFABING OUT Do yon ftattha^ anyone of your organs—you stomachs* live bowels, aerviaai system, or any other eesentl part of yoor organisation, falters in Ita Work} It to, repair the damage with tha moat powarfhl, yat harmless, of ta vigor ants, H08TETTEB8 STOMACHIBTTTKBS. Remember TS*» d«bfflt It tbe "Baglnalng of tlie TCed"—that tha, cjlaas of all wsahnsss ia a nnlvertal paralysis «f tha system, and that snch pstslysft Is thf iftinledlaU precursor of DEATH.

Don't wait for dittais to commit its r»va|ss b4 fere yak ct&Utenci tha »trtngt6nltig' pmasi Keep tb» whole body ina vlgoroas «ondltlou bf pravsatlng, as fsr ss posible, the inroads of dacay. its pair th* waste of natnre with natare't beet toals, HOrETTEB'i BJTTIItl. ,.u •U-wta-eei-stm. n^r

piaymaattha year raaad, Addrets, Julyiwly

«mn

®5. Tl Veawa atratt, *aw Ta*fc

Tm their addrees, With 80 esots, will rsa«ivs, by mail,tha llastated Oartade.Viaixa offbair

au acre, A.Uo,

RESALE.—Valuable Mill ProUurfertigied will ee'.lhUin. ta-as* lathe New Flonrln? Mill, «!taa»M in Terre H*nto,

lnltantlon

tligBIoumiagton B^ad,

between th«Ii\Ur j^d hoi) Can«l. TU» buil llng Is new, only b»ioc complaf»d a lit'ltover one year. Tb* waohlnsrv all cw ant iu Rood running order. Tiia Mill has got two Baa er French Bars, Flour Packer, fa»at Macblnee. Bcl'iog Srrwa. Corn SaeH«r, Ac. Satisfajiory reasoas given for eeHlog cut For further partlculars apply at tbe pr^meali.

jrnH^ Hi'tt

Terro,II*Ut«, Ai^il il, 1808 dwlm

T?OR S A JL Bl- 6 UIL DIN Gr .LOTS A Twrhty-fouf ^il^ltilo building lois iu NelRoa'a Addllii)n( nortbra*t of tbe D.pot, will be nold laaioaablaterms. Applv ti 17dwlw NELSON & PIEBCE.

Valuable Real EaUrarn Brick Stora Itoam cu the

coroar of WabajU and Thir.l Str fts. ocenpl- as a Drng 9t«r*, nMrlt new. and frt good condition The Utaacb Bank Baildlnir K»t 57 feet on Ohio Street. ~AdeairaU« BaildingLot nn Watmsb airwt, botween fourth aad Kiftb

Al«of.eterJl nicely rittsated tots snltSbV for small Bral encw, near tho N»tl r»ctorr. This property will be so!d at a great bar aln.

For terms, apply to

Pkutov

Ucsskt, at N«-

tlonalStato B»n&. mavld.fcwfj*

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GBNTS WANTED

A MEN OF OUR DAY: Or, tli« Lift* and Doedt) of Oeneralt^ dtalMmea, Omtnrs and P-lhli'&l Leaders now on the Stage oi Action, tnctudtn(i

Gbast,

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Sh^rm^n, Colfax,

OilUA «-Ullt* i, Trurabell, i»!ey, Wirtlri I» -g-.il, at«

ner, Stantnn, Sheriiiao, Yat«s, tMirtln, Triunji jfi-ntor-,^ Ti)c*kgh*m, Wii«h, &-**:< Mq tnt, ratings, Far.'ajrot, Chafe, !,.• VtifiS, l:«:o»'ii'»r, S»W!»ri!, Bjutv*,'iI, pis. Hamlin, Ftxfon 'en. IIowarii, and, othoiit, wllb qvhi Vo^it l4fc-UttPortr*rtj.«r Mft?. onjyby Aa«nU Great ioiluccm»nti Sviwl furCif^nlafs -awwi, iwcor»siT c». dwOw 117 West i()i ht., CiBfioaatl, t-

OTICE is hereby given Uiftt uod»r3Unol has Wen appulnted Adminlitralrlxcf theK«t»te of Ja?»ph vv. Markle, Ut of Yig^.Couatj, dece is mi. Tin eetate UprohabJ solv. uf. ANN MABKLE, apr^l!%lltw,1^ Administratrix.

W1 NGH£ STUB'S

SPECIFIC PILL, KCHi THE COBB OF SEXUAL DEBILITY.

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823 Broadway, New Tar*.

myloJltaw-wl TO MARRY OR NOT TQMAK. I BT—WHY HOT gftrtoaa Re8ertlons for'Youwg *en, IB of tbe Howard Aasoaifktioa, 6« tha Phy«loiogWi Errors. Abuses and- Diseases '""'need by I*""** tnee-of Katm^'slAws.in tbe first of »r,.. niit In sealed teles' en*e!opes, Iw of charge. mbanT0N. Howard ?Akbr.l*tloa. KhaadetphU. Pa

SIX BOXES

the

thTshln! iLirinsUvc jum.o ft'. Will Promptly find Permanently cure any Caser/

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RPRBMATBORRBEt. SKMIX.tl VBAKNES8. or iSTOtlMfARY MGHTtl or DAltf L0HS£8. however Originally Caused, ir lluvever Aggratatml in Oharacter whilo tlvo» »ill sposdlty cor,re. tli, i. t»rjlL!t niOil'U coi,Jitlona whichapflrg from tho primaty di*»-.ne. r.r from strrpt vice.

THE SPEOIFIO PILL Ispqually appllcat.l^ io tbo treatment of ev,«ry kind of Genital or r.lna. ry.. Irtltatlon, In. capacity, or lindftfiwi i!i. twtlsr I'lnti"*ot "Hrlrk It!»t" In tt,t Llttl.sg Milk Dierjurges Inflsmaiatl -noajreaknest oi tlio Kidnefs, 4c. Clergymoai Lawyer',' Student*, and alt whose 11b a in ami Ncrvoc* KtjiTtx «rt over-work. «taaio peculiarly kul.jcc. to wtakuessee of tho Gl?TTe-OmAK! These «h'outd not full td. usoTHK SrEClJflp HILL

oontains no Mercury, Iron or any ItviBrjoos iagrediont, but is pnrely v.geiabl«» nnd has been ext«ns!v!y uted for root* tiian TttreTY rtias u«t.d acc. rding to dir ct on# It will Hpet^lily r«-su-rn iho vintLC rjwcefl in ail easc«i of Imf i'lnc# er bv-apxei'k.-Ifir A SEW TRKATINK-« giving t-B most prominent CA.n?a and sntfTov* and ^r*Ts or ccai of 9EXUAT, DEBILITV, wil* b»KMilrd f.-ontt all suffrrors or cither s^x.

Ptl^a 81 !«r box tlx boxes for S5, by mall

WINCHESTER & CO., Solo Proprlet rii,

5^6 JOHN STREET, X. T, For ale by ALL DBUGuISI3 lr. Trrfe Baa' •pril 22W6utily ln«

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In great varlaty nad. yusstlty.

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