Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 May 1868 — Page 2

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WEEKLY EXPRESS

Wednesday £iorBtng»^^8ftb»J^^

Republican Ticket."""

FOB PBSBIDENT,

€KEN. ULYSSES S. GSANTL Of Illinois. FOB VICE PBE81DENT,

GCHCJYLBS COLFAX, Ci Iodiaia. roa OOVrXHOB, 0«, C0NBAD BAJCUtt, of Vanderburgh rot U£CTE2iA.KI-a0VE»H03,

Cot. WILL CUilttAOK, of iiecatf i%ii to* 6TCA£XA*R

jUmbMaJL'*. A. BOFFaiAN.ofCaes. JOB ADPITOX

auw JuttN D. iVANS, of Hamilton. TO* TSEA8CESB Ot

-razBAl HATUAN KIMBALL, Of ROA CLBBI

THE SCTBEME COCST.

vwwitM. TttEODOWSW. McOoY, of Clar! roa REPORTER

Ooionel JAHKs B. BbAOH, of Marlon. TOE ATTORSEY OEXEKAX, s.| D, E. WILLIAMSON, of Phtnfc**^ 10* ICTWmtKDXXT Of tVZVttl IMWCCMO*

BAKNABA8 C. H0BB8, of Wayne, [TO* ELECTORS AT IA ROE, TH0J1A3 H. NELSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN F. CLATPOOLj of Fa^ett#.

TOE ELICTOB, SIXTH DISTRICT, eArTAi* E. E. BOSE, of Lawrence. corrisoEKT, COLOSSI JOHN T. SMITH, of

The End of a Long Story. In the Court of Impeachment, yester?. day, a vole was had upon the second and third articles. Thirty-five Senators voted "guilty," nineteen voted "not guilty," being the same vote by which JOHNSON/»«* acquited on the eleventh article/ Judgment was entered on the second, third-and eleventh articles and the Court adjourned tine die. For

graphic report elsewhere published. The Democracy, by reckless partisanship Hn the Senate organized as a Court of Impeachment, have cleared the great State oriminal, and have asBumed the responsibility of the balance of his Administration. They are welcome all the capital they can matte out of it -1

important to be Remembered.'T The Congressional Convention of tills (the 6th) District will be held at Gesport on the 18th of June, the time haying been changed by proper authority because the 24th of Juno—the day originally designated—is a very- generally observed Masonic Anniversary. 1^1

The Vigo County Convention for the nomination of a county ticket, tho election of delegates to the CoBgresslpnsl Convention and the transaction of othchr important business will be held at the new Court House in this city on the 13U of June.

The Executive Committee of thlo copnty have recommended that the Ward and Township Conventions for the election of dsU'K'iton to the County Convention be held on tha 8th of June, at tho usual voting placoa of the several Wards and Townships. ...

The liasc-Pendleton ImUroglio. "Domestic discord and fierce civil strife' are clearly perceptible in the Democratic camp. The w»r -isgaa lence in all parts of the country wherever that afflicted and unhappy party has "a ooal habitation and a name." Who is to be the coming man whose nameshall grace their trailing banner ia the Presidential campaign JWho shall have the honor of surrendering, a la

Appomattox," next November? These are the queries, or rather the one vexed question, assuming different forms, but equally prolific ot

however its shape may be V8lfl#d.— "Whether PJEWDLSTOU id to be er not t« BI tho man? that's the question, end ?*ar serious, troublesome question it Is.

A few weeks ago "Handsome Osoiat" teemed to have plain sailing and few doubted his easy succession to the coveted martyrdom. Democratic State convent tiohs "instructed," or exprefesed their "preference for him with remarkable Unanimity. The Democratic press very generally supported him. In bis political future everything seemed lovely and the anserine biped had attained an altltudinous suspension. But "when he thought, good easy man, full furely all hW greatness" was going to be "ripening," "there came a frost, a biting frost"—in the shape of Chief Justice CHASE! The impeachment trial on which the Demcicracy counted with great confidence for so much capital, has yielded more than they hoped for. It has given them this sour apple of discord, this white elephant for which they £ave no provender, this Presidential candidate of abolition, "Black Republi» oen," intensified "Radical" antecedents. The old lady who prayed for "a gentle shpwer" and got a flood that washed her hut into IttBTayia* riw,

completely nonplussed than are the Democracy who prayed for capital out of the trial of A. J., and got this hundred pound shell with lighted fuse, in the im aaoulate bosom of their happy family^ It is creating a terrible airain on party ligaments everywhere, bat no where with more serK)-?6mic effects than hare in our oxidst. The proprietor of the £empcratie vote of this Congressional District, the Tall Sycamore of the Wabash, has pi routted and sutrimersaulted #Ith true Democratic gymnastics into' the CHASE parrent at lYasbyigton, whilo hts organ in Terra Haute, *O*M loudly for PBNDLKTOH. DANIEL iwozTi dy CHASE,

8W8arritf "CfflSS—:and~* the prospect of being obliged, to vote for such a candidate taxes llteswevin^talent of the rank file so heavily that .tltey eedly fie^l their utter incapacity to fill tfie JSttfti They can't do justice" t&> the subjeC?.j They Jhave prated. flbo^V "jtufwe'' for many a solemn year but they never imagines that ,r the m^ligftRtit gode would aend ^them k6 a^ioUlBon,4 rebel bating, "Blailtltep&kUcaa" Chief

Justice

and demand tbeir votes

fw him fw PresidetlV. "Wp -commiserate their *OM bdf '%ope they will'tje able to

that evoa-hBrwi^d j'uaftce whioh dot&cofiBi. -mersd tlie poieOaed eSafffc**e their: owA awest lips. Iflriiott tmr' fitftiral, bii%flre universal ^1-die SiqpttWSfcO &ounhold omght to dwposj our Crieods to pj^jr the QoforfunaU and te lend th«m ft *f«r or two in 8\lch an eEfiettreao^. a furi-

opponent of the war, a (sympathizer with.vOsp^eMfB™rf^ onrofting" ofihser6, in ebtii, Reiner If the Copperhead wing of tho IDoaaocrafio party, compelled to S fa©e tbi probability of having to "^ote for JCSASE

for President isn't, an object of

pity, where will you find one?

STo

A Tew More Words on the Chicago Convention. The Republican National Convention your county on which met ia Chicago tat met in IMS ?mt

many reapecU the most remarkable polity

this tft tAy'otl&T Uountfy. It was. the fi&t occEsiofl oti which all the Sutes of t^e "Cniotij1 including those of the defunct Confedracj^V were represnted in aBepub|ican Convention. That '"sectional pajrty»" organised to resist the extension of jiit'he sun^ of all yillainira called in the "1 ordorings of thaS Dlvinfty which shapes all human purposes,' to the great mission suppressing the Democratic rebellion assigned to the imperative duty of reorganftlng tb6 shfettwed governments of the rebel states oh a loyal basis, Toagnanipitsusly relicquwhipg indemnity for the past-and Itoristing only on secority for tb«furure 4-party tbe few brief years of whose cristance have ^been marked by deeper trials and more signal triumphs than were ever known in the annals of afiy other political organisation, met to take a calm survey of victories won a«d to organize fresh achievmenta in the same direction, the direction of human pro-

gress. It was fitting that the flrnt Republican Convention in which, the presence bf full d&leg&tfons all tho lataRebel Stages attested the neaT accomplishment of the great work of restoration should be the fipet to nominate for President, without a voice or murmur of dissent, and by the gelid vote df every State, the man Whose deeds have been the greatest element pf

ower in bringing about' that restoration. ether candidate was evor thus honored. No other patty was over impelled by the one pure motive of patriotism, to ehtUfft uflMiimitv ife its choice. 7 As a eoldier,

had a superior, and those qualities which fc&ve made him great: in the field are such as emtnenttyjflt him for the discharge of the duties of Chief Magistrate of the Republic. The last year has So demonstrated hie capacity far civil executive duties that the people regard him as a aecond WASHIUQTOW,

or rather .a greater than

WASHIKOTOST.

but like Ibe Father of his

countryj-Jcombining. every requisite of statesmanship with military genius. It is a hopeful omen for our country's future thit the people instinctively turn to such a man to complete tiie work of recenstruntionf to fiiiish-the grand edifice whose corner stone he laid beneath the Appomattoxapple tree.

As to SCHtTTLEB COLFAZ, GBA»T8 Lieutenant in this cSmpaien of '68, it is ublican voto Bupport that he is as popular at the Seat and South and pn the shores of the Pacific as he is here at home. Hlarewrd is without a blot or blenn isb, •the Tebord of pure, patriotic, noble life. Like G*ANT, he is the child of the,people, ftnd itas ifdn his^sHiou without the aid of wetdth) distinguished lineage, or anv of -those auspicious circumstances togwhich many of our prominent public men are more indebted than to their owft exertions. He is a man whom the nation, not less than Indiana, will delight to honor. "OT

lift, ™. 1 iii

BBPUBLICAJf NATIONAL COMMIfTEB.

Its Organization for the Campaign.

The following is a corrected list of the m«rn!itiia v£ H«juVl*o#Ln Committee, appo^i^d by the, IfatiQnal Convention: .-j

Alabama—James P. Stow. a: Arkansas—Berjamln 7. Rice. California—George C. GerhamConnecticut— Henry H. Starkweather Delaware—Edward G. Bradford. Florida—S. B. Gohover. Georgia—J. H. Caldwell.1 Illinois—J. RUssel Jones. a Indiana—Cyras M. Allen Iowa—JoStua Tr»iy. »d Kansas—John A. Martin, K«atucky--A.Uan A- Aurtoc. Louisiatia-o'M. A. N. Soutnworth Maine—Lewis Barker. alaryland^Charles Fulton. ~i •MasSaChufetts^WiUiam Clafltn. Iltioblgan—Marah Giddings,

Minnesota—John T. AverilL. Missiesippt—A. ©. Fisk, Missouri Benjamin Xioan.

Nsbmsks—E. B.Taylor, -t Nev«dft-i*Gbarl«i E. DeLong. Ntf# Hampshire—Williatn E. Chandler New Jersey—James Gopsill. New York—Horace Greeley

Tho -eoTOtwitt© Tremout House, and elected the, foUpwing officers: Chairawin—Lieutenant governor Wm. Glafii n# -of Jdes»ach«setts«-

Secres*iyi—WiUiaw,^

Ne* ftamjpshtfe.

INDIANAPOI.IS LETTER.

TAXATION IS THE SEVERAL COUNTIES— THE BATE J* E.EPPBLICAJS AN»®EMOCBATIC COOTRAIES—TESWABDMT, KI£^

PEB80MAL—OIL,

ETC.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 26, 1868.

In October of last year the Auditor of State addressed the following questions to the several County Auditors: "1st. What was the aggregate debt of the first Monday of June,

of ta.

catred for war

purposes 1

^ieftl CftovoeatM which ever assembled in 3d. What was tha aggregate debt ©f your county on the first Monday Oi Jul

1867' 4th. What progress is now making tha payment of the debt, and what is existing levy for that purpose? a. 5th. What has been the rate of taxaw for alt purposes from 1860 to 1867, sive?"

it iet^e

taxa&Ai 7, inclf-

ted tft

The countieo have not all repotted the statistics of those received are of cos aiderable interest. They show that tie greater part of the existing debt of tile counties was incurred for. war purposes thata large proportion, has already been paid, and that levies have been made that wili pay off all, or nearly all, of the indebtedness remaining. Some of tie leading Republican counties are already entirely out of debt, with a surplus fbr roads and bridges agd other public improvements, ia the treasury. In ^'i° county the Auditor reports that the debt is

so small, not exceeding $7,000, that *o special levy is required to provide for Us payment.

The following is a condensed table jpf the reports alluded to: I Bate of taxation

Debt incurred

Kame of coantyA len Adinw B'aclford... Boo ou Carroll Can..--Clark...... Crowforrfi.'...— Davits. Dt^rborn........ Decatur Detalb Delaware.......' Dubois. Elkhart......--Floyd fountain froitkiin.. Ful'on...... QiZ»on. Grant. Barriwri Howard Huntington Jackson Jay Jo nlng# Knox.

for war pur» osea 11860. .8348,000 19,769 17,23A 102,632 7.M31 415,000 'none 35,100 37,330 120,(WO -€,900

11865. 1E67. $3,72 82,60 1,92 ia,67 2,72 2,67 .., 2,81 1:41 r.t 2,21 1,80 11 2,47 2,03„ 2,2& m1,31

81.46 91 1,09 70 •77 ,^.12

G.068 00 3i.«W

..17,681 .. 364.552 2.-3,223 .. 81634 ... 64,480 .. 117,600 ." 44,109 ... 7S.W 142,688 node 8,000 95,036 124,200 40,600 .1,932 none, 7 47,884 12,410 nouB 83,000 8.685

:J,75 ~'Ji26

1,10 6*

Newton.

82..

1.03" 15 1,03 91

1$ 40 2,15 3,36 2,9& 1.98 AM 30 -IJ40 1,58 l,7tf 1,96 1,68 2.99 3.0J 4,66 1,32 1,67" 3,19 2,07 1,8T Ml 2,06. .1,45 1,50" 60 2,')0 •2,?2 2,30 a,«l 1.1T 2,3» 86 1,M 1,84 2,01 1,«2 3,63 3.78

.. 80 '32 9j 30 USiic 60

La Grange.... Lake........ LaPorta......... Lawrance. Marion.. Marshall IttoarOB....

40,000

.*34.800

r, LOu tgg •r 83-

Nobla. Obio Qrcmg* Diiwn Porter ... Perry Pike. Poeey Pulatki.... Patnam.. Badolpb

.68,400 0,830 1.896 aoa» 8,402 239^00

87' 6© 5S.. 40 8« ai 25 SS .- 7fi 8T

nons

I31,FIT0 6,tO) 106,240 68,881 nooe 97,986 1,600 ICS, 00 76,000 8,t'fl0 noaa

Shitty Spencer Steuben Switcerland.... Titian Union Vandarbnrg.... Vermilion Vigo W abash.. S98,144 Wo»ki*?to»....'..V lOOiOOO Warns 134, 93,000

N«*th Carolina—W.-Sloan. Ohio—Benjamin Rush Cowen Oregon—W. Corbett Pennsylvania—William H. Kemoie Rhode Island—Lyman B. Frieas.. South Carolina—Joseph H. Jenke: Tennessee**William B. Stake*. Texa»—Andrew J. Hamilton. Vermont—Trenor W. Parks. Virginia—Franklin Sterns. We»t Virginia—SMUUQI D. Earns.

W isconsih—David At wood. Colorado-iD*nlel Witter. Dakota—Newton Edmunds. Idaho—J.C. Henley, \^. Montaba—E- M. Wilson. Distriot of ColumWa-rSaylea 3.

SlMessrs. CHafiin, of MassaohusetU Giddings of MIchioan Greeley, of New York Starkweather, of Connecticut Coweo, of Ohio S&dmunds, of Dakota and jBrowen, t)f Dtttrict Columbia—^ere numbers bf the laat National Committee.

Executive-Commiteer-Wm. CTaflm of MaasachuietJa Horace, Greeley, of New York W. Park, of V«rmont Marsh GiddilOg, ofMiohigan

Vfta.

OWcago the last five namos compose the CommttW^Wlth headquarters at All&nta- Ga., and Gorham and Corbett iSjMptittttt a committee for the Pacific, $Mttwith headquarters at San Francisco.

ilox. W a SmrH, a prominent lawyer and rtump orator at Fort Wayne died in that eitytQB the 21st

instant. Mr,

Smith—fmMMarijtu.lrnnwn as "Popgun Smith"—was one of the electors at Urge wi 1884, and was one of ibeablest and mat Millar public spaak«r» in the West. wa* a man of generous jispulm «ud leaves a large circie of penecsil trtends' ta. mourn hit loss. —2*4. Jmrti)£Lr *. V,,"

Ik? Evtjjsafia^pubiieaqa wiH w^atioh" Trlday ^|i^t^t

was first announdc

OILT

H. KotaWe,

cf Pennsyivaiai B. R. Cowan, of Ohio Honry H.. Starkweather, of ConnectfcQt J. Rasseil Jone9, 9f Illinois E.B. Taylor, of Nebraska Cyrus M. Aljeo, of Indiana M. A* South worth, of Louisiana J. H. Caldwell, of Gssrgia B. F. Rico, of Arkansas George Graham of California Charles E. DeLong, of Nevada. Lieutenant "Governor Clafirb, of Massachusetts is 0hirm.«ui,and W. E., Chandler the Sec* retary of the Committee. The first seven name? *cditstitute the Centrtal Committee, with headquarters at New-York -city. The next three nances cdmpose the Wes]t(6rn Commirteo,' imh tOTdquartera at

L,7FL 1,28 70 96 1,29 1,60 60 1,60 l.» 1.85 2,31 1,71 1.47 40 l.M 1,38 3,25 1.48

1,20 1,21 i? 65 7f 8ft, 7 96 44

2,80 1,60

BE® 1.21

Whitey

78 826 78

NOTE—De«aocraticcounti«3 in italics. Of tho sixty-tbree counties that reported the rate of tamattao thirty-four are Republican Counties and twenty-nine Democratic. The average rate of taxation in Republican counties Is one dollar and fifty cents on each one hundred dollars of taxable property, in Democratic Counties one dollar andHVenty cents. Some of the Auditors did not give the rate of taxation for all purpeses

including State and county bat the neglect to do so dees not change the correct average.

If all the counties had reported, the figures would show a greater average in Democratic oountles, and a smaller ohe in Republican. The reports made, however, are sufficient to show conclusively that where the Democratic party is in the ascendant and has an opportunity of bringing about retrenchment, the taxes are uniformly heavier that Democratic counties employed mere substitutes during the war^ and unhesitatingly plunged into debt, and levied heavy and burdensome 1 3 at taxes, to keep out of the armysfot.6q

DAVID 8. OOODIKO, If. Di CVr-b The Cromwellian countenance oi our former friend aad fellow-iaborer'in the. cause of truth, has been frequently seen in the city during the week past. The Judge, who now fills a highly responsible position as Marshal of the District of Columbia, is here on private business—to ascertain privately how the Congressional land lies in the Fourth District. It has been said that the Judge could be induced to acoept the nomination for Congress, against Geo. W. Julian, and the report gains credence from the feet that he has had a weakness for a seat in Congress for some years past- He is a formidable stumper—when he it on the right sidet as ho was in '64. As he hac gone back to his original mutton, the Democratic par ty, he stands a good cbauoe of getting the nomination In the new district— Lafe Dpvellrt permitting.

tOAM^O^

The ^Partir 00 Vmptfyfof this city, owning land in West Virginia, has struck Cll" again, it is said Stockholders are jubilant, but distrustful.2^!t Mopi nice, always did but somehcS^as with other companies heard of, financial requirements, to increaso facilities, and all that, sort of thitg, raafco nasessmeqts necessary when dividends were privately intimated. One of the famous Indiaoapoliscompanies has just made a dividend, tie first on re» cord, having sold its territory, machinery, deferred hopes and anticipations, «pd other fixtures. Net dividend, free of Government tag, oa-mrrender of stock, lour cents on tho original doUatpaid i-

Rev. Dr. Hostoer, President otAntioch College, (Unitarian) -preached to a large audience at Opera Hafl, Sunday. The Unitarians ot thg cft^ ganize a church. saM.

The Grawi Lodge of the itatoatr Order convenes' hero to»d«y. Tha Smtirul

Thompson did not fix up the iwlatt&ns of t&e Ghkago Convention to si^| it.

IKDIAHA hntcheri are" nt tie imported from Chic

M---

General Morton C- Hunter. By thenew^pofatusint law this Connal District Kisses Putnam and

MoatoMand Lawrence. General ia a nlpve of Monroe and a lawyer by profession. He was the first Republican elected to the Legislature from that county, which had previously been one of the Democratic strongholds.

General Hunter served his country throughout the war with distinguished ability

deservedly ranks among the .nv

bravest anjf best ®f Indiana's ^Idlers. In this great political contest of 1886, he was chosen to lead the Union party what was then a doubtful district, but he was elected by a handsome majority. Aa a legislator, he has already achieved* a •fair reputation. His apefich upon the finances indicates research and mastership of the subject. Thnre is no squinting at repudiation in General Hunter's veins. He was an original and htvs been a persistent Impeacher, believing that tb the repaedy for the evils which amict the country in consaquence of Jobi»on pervene atod perfldioas licy. ^Gen. Hun* ter would like to visit this part^.of the Distriot and become better acquainted with the people, but does not feel at liberty to withdraw from his post at

Washington while important legislation is in progressi Where General Hunter is best known, he is deservedly popular he is in the prime of life, of pure personal character and undoubted talents his reelection to a position he has honored, would be a fitting and graceful tribute to his public services on the battle-field and in the legislative halls of the State and Nation. Comrade of Grant and colleague of Colfax, honored and respected as one of that band of patriots who have proved faithful and true at all times, and under all circumstances, the people cannot afford to put him on the retired list until the approaching battle with the common

enemy shall result in .a the tfnion cause. vioo.

1,65 2,80 1,W 1,10 1,90 1,81 3,28 40 2,14 4:11

8 0

T'.-W.-30 •'.? 92 90. 1,19 85. 1,08"

1.75 1,64 2,10 :*Si,68 2,23 -1,48 .2,26 lj2d* 1,86 3,10 30 1.76 2,12 2,20 1,45 1^64 .. 25 "1,04 .1,17 1,60 -MS 1,60 2.41 30 2.84 1,86 1.42 1,86

9l_,, ..l,Vo 1,17

3,62 2j83 Ti.2l 1,99

70 54

BY TE^EGIRA PH

COURT OF lMPEACHMBST. .jfUiiti no

7—

WASHINGTON, May 2^! ...

gENATE

The Senatfl met in open session at noon. Republican Senators had been in consultation a couple of hours beforo on the question whether a vote on impeachment should be taken, to-day.

Proceedings opened with prayer by the Chaplain. The Chief Justice took his seat .as, presiding officer, and proclamation in the Usual form wa9 made by the Sergeant*atArms#

Mr. Williams offered the following order That the order of reading »od voting on the Articles of fmpeachorent beerescinded.

Senator Johnson asked the effect.of the order. The Chief Justice^The question was in the nature of debate, and debato was not in oftler.

Then some Senator called for the reading of the order to which this order refer-,

The Chief Justice- remarked that the first business in order wns to notify the House of Representatives that the Senate was riady to receive them at tho bar, Trid that after that the couwe would be to rc»ad the journal of the last day's pr»(!eediogs. If objections were made, the order offered by Senator WilliamB would not be in orHer untiljboth these things weredorie'.fgl£i

ob£tion^Sl~r^~^"'' Then on motion, it was ordered that the House he notified that the Senate Is now ready to proceed with Impeachment.

Soon »ftor the Sergeant-at-Arms announced the Managers oa the part of the House, who took seats, Stevens not among them. The President was represented by Messrs. Stanbery, Evans and Nelson.

The House having been announced at the bar, entered in Committee of tbs Whole, beaded by its Chairman. The Speaker took his usual seat beside Senator Morrill, of Maine. By this time every Beat in the gallery was occupied, every Senator ia his seat.

The journal of the last, day's proeaedwas read, and then the resolution

Ings was reaa, ana men me resoiuii offered by Senator Williams came up. Senator Buckalew said, if the resoiu* tion required unanimous consent for its consideration to day, he would objetft.

The Chief Justice stated his opinion that it did, and that a single objection would lay the resolution over till to-mor-row, but he would submit the question to the fleaate.

The vote was taken whether the resolution be received and acted on now, end was decided in tha affirmative, yeas, Cameron, CatteU, Chandler, Conkling, Connee«, Cragin, Drake, Fraellnghuysen, Harlan, Howard, Howe, Morgan, Mor« rill, of Maine, Morton, Nye, Pomeroy, Ramsey, Ross, Sherman, Snrague, Stewart, Sumner, Thayer, Tipton, Wade, Williams, Wilson, Yates, 28.

Nays, Anthony, Bayard, Buckalew, Corbett, Davis, Dixon, Doolittle, Edmunds, Ferry, Fessenden, Fowler, Grimes, Henderson, Hendricks, Jobnsoo, McCrcery, Morrill, (Vt.) Norton, Patterson, (N, H.,) Patterson, Tern., Saulsbury, Trumbull, Van Winkle and Vickers, 24.

Mr. Williams modified his motion to rescind all the order relating to the time of voting^ and Trumbull made a point of orfler that an order could not be rescinded which had already been partly executed, and that a change of rule could not be made without one daj'* notice.

Mr. Edmunds moved the Senate withdraw for consultation. ,, Not agreed to.

The Chief Justice submitted the ques* tion of sustaining tbe point of order, and It was not sustained, 24 to 30.

Senator Conkling offered as a substitute for Senator Williams' resolution an order that the Senate sitting for the trial of the President of tbe United States now proceed in the manner prescribed by the rule in that behalf to vote in their order on tbe remaining articles of impeaph* ment. *riu

The vote on the amehdmunt resulted yeas 26, nays 28, a? follows: YEAS—Bayard,

Buckalew, Cole, Conk

ling, Davis, Dixon, Doolittle, Ferry, Fessenden, Fowler, Grimes, Henderson, Hendricaa, Johnson^ McCreery, Morgan, •Morrill (Vt.), Morton, Norton, Patterson (N. H.), Patterson (Tenn), Saulsbury, Thnnbull, Van Winkle, Vicfcera, Willey —26.

NATS

Anthony, Cameron, CatteU,

Chandler, Conness, Corbett, Cragin, Drake, Edmunds, Freiinghuyeen, Harlan, Howard, Howe, Morrill (Me.),

Nye,

Pomeroy, Ramsey, Ross, Sherman, Sprague, Stewart, Sumner, Thayer, Tipton, Wade, -Williams, Wilson, Yates —21.

Mr. Morrill (Me.) then moved the Court adjourn until the 23d of Jane. JFhe Chief Justice r&fw«d |o his opin# ion that each a motion was not io orderr arid submitted the question.

Tbe 9eaat| deckled it to be in order, by vote of 35 to H. The question recurred on Morrill's motion to adjourn to the 23d. of June, but Senator Ross moved toateehd by^ substituting September 1st, Amendment lost, 15 to39. ..

The vote on Morrill's motion resulted In a tie, and the,, Chi^f Jusilce decided it lost. -'v-

Jtx. WllHaml thAn moved to proceed to vpte on the Sdatticto, which WM

^e^rest voted wj^fo^.

article of impaacha aent with precisely the

Senates ^hi ^re the.foteea the 3d article iavti ig bm anaounced, Senator' Williams lOvedgbe Senate sitting as a Court of Xmpfljfcbm^tJlospw adjourn sine die. .* il

The vote having I'een taken by yeas and nays, the Chief Jjxstice said that before announcing the vote he would remind the Senators that the Md rule provided that if impeachment should not or.

article

presented be sustained' bj^a

.... —. To pf the »emb#rsil«fle^ a judgment ofTacquittal should be enter. He added, after some interruption by

Senators, that if tber»*ew ao the Clerk would enter the ludgment of acquittal according to the rule.

Senator Conkling misunderstanding the proposition of tho Chief Justice, suggested that the rule required a vote to be taken cf each article before judgment could be entered.

The Chief Justice assented, but said he had reference siarfy to these articles on which the vote had been ttken.

There being no objection, the Chief Justice directed judgment of acquittal be entered on the Second, Third andEley^nth Articles of Impeachment.

The vote on adjournment

sine ait,

The Chief Justice then declared, at ten minutes before two o'clock, that the Seu* ato sitting aa a Court of Impeachment for the trial of Andrew Johnson pn articles of impeachment stood adjourned without day. :-s

Without any perceptible manifestation of feeling on the part of spectators, the members of tho House thou returned to their Chamber, and the galleries were In few minutes almost deserted.

Mr. Anthony rose to a personal explanation. He stigmatized the report In regard to the Chief Justice endeavoring to influence him in the matter of Impeach, ment as a malignant falsehood.

Mr. Willey made a at'atenient of a similar kind.-' sdl -e^ Mr. Johnson contradicted the story in regard to dining with the Chief Justice in company with others.

Senator Fessenden denied the truth of a Btory in "regard to" a consultation between him and the Chief Justice and others in regard to the formatlon of

At 20 minutes before 3 the Senate adjourned,.

M. "V^. Hsirvey G. Hazelrlgg, Lebanon, Grand Master. R. W. Martin BUBice^P^imouth, Dep-

GraniTMdster. r~ W. George W. Porter, Naw^bany, Senior Grand Warden.

R. W- Wm. T. Uiark, Indianapolis, Junior Grand Warden. R. W. Charles Fisher, I&dian&polis, Grand Treasurer.

R. W. .Wm—-Hacker, Indianapolis, Grand Secretary. .. Rev. Join Lesct, Rolling Prafrie, Grand Chaplain.

Bro, Wm. Blinks, Miohig&n City, Grand Lecturer. Bro. Andrew J. Holmes, Rochester, Grand Marshal.

Bro. William H. Fogg, JeffersonviUe, Senior Grifnd Deacon. Bro. John Vestal, Orleans, Junior Grand Deacon.

From the report of tbe Grand Secretary, whieh Is not yet ready for publication, we have obtained the following statistics bf the work of the Lodge for tbe yeat ending January 1,1887 I td Hamber of Lodges to tb^Stateuttder Ohar t»r.. Kumb of Lo -ges in tha State attder topensation.^. 1867. Vo. initiated...,.tS SS3

MAOKOLIA

et article—sup«. he price

ark

asd good bi" COTTO* HEMP—Saleaof

was

then.announced, yeas 34, nays 16, as follows: Yeas—Anthony, Cameron, CatteU, Chandler, Cole, Conkling, Corbett, Oralgin Drake, Edmund*, Ferry, Fueling, huy^en, Harlan, Howard, Morgan, MotTil!, (Vt) Morrill,Me) Morton. Nye, Patterson, (N. H.j| Pomeroy, Ramsay, Sherman, Sprague, Stewart, Sumner, Thayer, Tipton, Van Winkle, Wade, Willey, Williams, Wilson, Yates.

Nay»-»Bayard, Buckalew, Davis, Dixon, Doolittle, Fowler, Henderson, Hendricks. Johnsop, McCreery, Nortoe, Patterson, 'Ross, Saulsbury, Trumbull, Vickers.

Masonic.

The Annual "Commudtcation of the Grand Lodge of Free nod Accepted Ma sons, for this State, commenced itsaeauoa in the Grand Lodge Hall, Indianapolis, yesterday- afternoon at ^2 y'clock. The officers of the Lodge are the following:

161 33

l«w. 8^83 2,406 2,633 898 •180

Passud.......M C,'i61 Baised 9.BS7 AfQli t«d...„. 787 Kelaitatvd.-. 178 Died 1T4 mitted 1,687 aa pmied.... SS^ Expelled. SS of members.,.20,124

Net increase of Lodges for 186$......^ 2 OH Deorease in 186s ....168 rtXAXsut. 'The flnaaclal reports show tbe following bslanooi: Total amount colleeted for the year 1867 88 894 68 Amount 1 a hand January 1. 1868.. ~H'i

Balance on band

OlS 19

Amount receired from Grand Secretary 0 461 86 Total receipt*...., Total expenditures

.814 48t 04 .. 9 612 90 ..84 969 34

These figures, both of the increase of the membership and the financial balan« cos, reveal a degree of prosperity, whereat the officers may well be proud, and the membership greatly encouraged er^i a f*i)Jj ,, "Sentenced.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS., May 26.—John Sbay was sentenced to eight years in the State Prison for killing his mother last winter. -Q

."So catriily- -wafts tk« gentle bricik With odors freighted, rich and rare,

When moves th& mnds o'er Ceylon's teas."

Ceylon has been made tributary to the proprietors of "Ring's Ambrosia" and furnishes'one of the choice perfumes which make tbgt genuine Hair Restorative

agreed

to, resulting, guilty 36, nnt guilty It. Senators Feeiendeq,

lowler, Grimes^

Henderson, Ross, Winkle votat^Bat guilty,

Trumbull and

111 1 ie« -i

I *4i r* "fprtt»UUcbeary, neT! Winter is d.eary. Green lsavee bang, but tha browri watt fiy uhaubaiasaak'-B, aw.*?

Lone and Fora»Ma,

Wbat caaazroid nan do but Ox# got Why, Uko Plantation Bitiiraio.be suraand with them a new lesise $f ll(e. The old are made young again, the middle, aged Hoide, aad the young become doubly briliiafft by using this splendid Tools. Dsspepsiar Bwrtbttfiv Liver CoHWaint, Headache, Pains ia. thft side, the Back,1' and all eyndptoni ffetamacbic Derange«eatf*yi«4d_atJjiM»- tO' tfcejiealth "'"irs.

rote was afterwards taken on the 3d

influence of PlnnlttnW fitters. hey strength to the jggggfl —J buoyancy to the mind.

=====

PAT.MT.B does not stake bis reputation on one Perfume alone. He will wager any one of bis one hundred parfuipes agsinst tte giy &ej^gket. jk'

aweet pickled bams at 166@l7i Cumberland middles loose at 16^15$c dry

loosest li^c. .r i««H^X,a iEEFaalTLf-&t sS5 toit $7 15@T fc for Ugbt 8 §7)4 for food to choice steers.

LIVE HOG —Dull and a shade lower, $8 4f for medium to fair, and 9 12/i®9 60 ftr go to choice smaU lota. wSf a a if I

CINCIITN ATI MABKBT. By Telegraph. 1 OWOIKKATI, May.S? FLOtTB—Dull and voohangSd. TW.?-V

WHEAT—Dull. COBN—Dull, closing flttsattled and not safe.' able over 96c. .actjar-iosjai w-

win io

jLdJ&L

"iellghtful toil* fo'ne and tt half m20deod«^2w.

S^LO^ffl 1|ABK7JT. Br. Uhu,

By Teltgraph.] TOBAOGO-ActiToaad souad logs at 9T0*

at 40.

FLoCB—V-ry ivll»tja*tra»oM at $S XX «t 10011% XXX Uacy is 9s WHEAT—ralii**. *X

COBM—Dnllat«a#k. OATS—Inactive aad hta^ at BABLET—Qt^et aalaa altS 10.

ST£~Xitir at 67H#1 8S. a ,w PHOVXSIONa-Qniec awt uacbans«r POCBK—Bold at S&. BACON—(ihooldcra a* JS^oi 1694 clear (Idea at I73c

LA &D—Nominal at l9c for tiaree. LIVE LTOCK«*Oannoa toabotea catt!®, raa^ bM& S toSMagrof. 8BEEP—Sold at $S{§7 P*r bead trou peer tt •wasfei

•^WBW YORK MARKET ielegra|h.l :. K«w Toec,. COTTON—'Bewlsr witbld^oidedlo nor* doi&g, ak 90g(30^ft fot «iddltnp nplaftda atkd a? a clue£)r ^n^JB—Hoiryat ICflfiOe lower S8 10^8 50 foisupar state and western, and 9£9 70 for extra state 9£10 4i» for extra weatera U$n®13 for white wheat extra 9 T0A18 40 for common to cqolce B, H. 0. 11@11 fo- extra exlra at Louis at 12 6O9I6 6j aloeiag qolet.

4»i« s-r

MTW I0RE OBI GOODS MARKKT Telefrapb.] tsNxw Yoax, May 26. No essential change to notice. Prices atilleo low as not to admit of any farther concession-

lissl m~ 5- •, a\\*£ Ti I?" *-S STOCK MARKETLz.-itbr^ By Telegraph.]

Money easy at 4@6 per cent, wifh transections to Government daalara at 3. ted at 6@7.

Gold &rm, dosing at 40)4. if Sbipmenta to-day are 4^000, tbat oC to-tnor row will be atoot 1T5, 00.

QoTernmanta strong and active. Henry Clews a Co., famish the annexed 4-30

®LOSFJ^TOO. V7LP09I®NC% I0-40'A 105JI®106

7_Osntont^4^i

Cnmbs^land 36@351,

Sxpreaa Sl«a», AnwrlcjiB, Adama 67H®57i$7Uufted SUtea67g57ji, Union 2 QutaFaurer 30)6«3JU, Mariposa

a ''. 'lit zottot •-fe

5.1 CHICAGO MARKET^i sj

hew party, saying of the Chief Justice that he knew him to jbe ini-favor of the present distinguished .^nominees of. the Republican party

OHICAOO,

May 26

nominal spring extra at

Dull and

^^^AT—Opened firm No 2 sold at 81 97@l 98 and subaaxtiairtly deoUned to 1 93ftl 84 closeAat 1 94^(91 95 No 1 moderately actWSf2 00®. 2 10

COBN—Bairly actira and asbade firmer sal* of Ho 1 at 89ffl90c*,No 2 at 886Q»9 and re|«Cted at 87@87« Closing at 89«89J^r Noinstore.

OA 1'8—In moderate request and hig^r sales a*

1 in store. BAB PBO

wUb-boyersates^. lng sales at 11 »Ofor No

and

vno«ninaI-^

MESS

reand al8RFIin«^d|i 60 pritL

POB

rline tHeis ateS'CO @174 Cs ry galted should res

OATS—Dull at 7»««cvb a BYE—Firm and held at $803 05. r. BASSET—Nothing doiDgCOTTON—Ihsll and nominal at 28£c fbr mlfl dling. ... -A-

SpOCt fttftepting liafd, WUlOtl II h#W mjm '"BACON—Nothing'doing. BDTrEB—Quiet at SS^pSc.

LwSsiD flit—»ell and offn«4 et $1 IS with

^'SPECIAL NOTIONS.

THE NUPTIAL ALTAK

uii The

Deorssse... 380 Decrease... 286 Decrease.,. M6 Dearease... A Oaoreasa... 7 Xe«ra*se... IS Iner ase... S8S Iacrcase... 174 Increase... 10 Iaorease..l,SS8

isrnjl86 li404 881 86 18.S6S

uM«s»eog#r

Boston, Sept. 18,1867—Sta wdwly

popular. AU Hair Restoratives. &eed a good perfume, but we think., the proprietors of Ring's have been peculiarly fort* nate in the selection of theirs.1 4 wit

BCASAC

THE

HOUE DEPABTMENT.

—When cabinet officers are reputing tbe condition of their various bureaux, tha ladies universal iy declare that a dressing room bureau must be supplied with PHAr ton's new perfume, "FLORDE MAYO," before they ean teoognice it as^a legitimate doHJestjc-inttittriloaf Sold by all druggists., a

Is89fs1brfea»plie»»««the trrer^ AWWs, andDissasw, irt»Wh create itapsdtoeats teBABBIAGE, with the humane vttw of ttsataient aad ours, seat by mail ia sealed. letter envelopes, frSA of charge. Address SOW

Bolt by all Druggists and Dealers. W DB. ».B. HABTMAN A CO., Proprlstors, L»n. caster, Fa., and Chicago, Illinois, (fmlOdwlm

Ladies can reoeive a box of Dr olpau's PiUs by mall sealed from thesyes of the publlo, by enclosing one dollar and six postage tatnps to V. W. Maoomber, General Ageat for the United States and Oanadas, at Alban^New

ITCH 1 ITOH! ITCH! SCRATCH I SCRATCHI SCRATCH in from 10 to 48 hours.. irheetoa*sOfataieat enres The Iteh, im Wbcaton'a Ointment cures Wheaton's ointment cures Wheaten'S Olataeat enres Wheaton's ointment oures Wheaten'a Oiataeat cures

Fidgbtffll Propheele* OMuenilaf the Kad of all Things Are mado by religions enthusiasts: and oh tbe her hand, philosophers Insist that tho centre of tha Earth is amass of fire—tbat the poles cf the Earth-wiP-onfljUJ-bft ft the 9^|0£arif that the" sua grwdnaiiy fadhts? Talk -Hke~4fcis is vsry terrible but, pending snch wholssale calamitlsa, it will b» as wsllfor ea«A asembarof sonietf te takaeare of hleor bar b*alth, and leave rest toProvidencs.

The end comsa prematurely to ajl who neglect the preservation of that tassttmabla bleaalsg.— lajBr iifar disease, dysaepaU, ohronla. condtipa tion, or any other ailsseat to takelts coersa atand it will assu|jP^iW®su I'fe. It cannot be saM tbat the means of p#tecting tbs system agaiast the predUpoataf cttuM of dlaeaaa are witheld. Tha oonsUtntinaea atd yal^ur ef the least robnst tnay ba so rtrsagtibsned and fortlBed by a cenrse ef 8TOMACB BUT IBS as to ijitS* ,^1 invuln?raUv«ot only torthe atta^Tof epWemlo dlsrrdsrs, hit aisb.te lbs ordnAir eomplaints wl prerafl in aJJ^aifatrifir antf*t SSMOBS. If hnmeoaa iai^rtaaoa ef fssWWfs W^rcariox ware universally undarstood, t»» taaomparable vegetable anUdote, which to already «he moat

pepaTwrtwewenty. xl.nea^Jnpna the %«ULD AXCtoh* 1

ploymant A4dMS» ~julyivly. -j rratti mm JLaatkair mail, tha

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

for an eetimate. They have facilntlM

Hay 96.

for

eecartac

tba insertion of lilvertiaaaaats in ail newi^apert and periodical* at low ratat. Aidrtta tbem at

Park Row,

N. Y.

Send 1 tamp for circolar. Oosspleta list of newspapers pnb'iabed'la any Stat* seat for 26 ets.

ftiWIOBM Stamp and Bock Extractor and Elerr tor perfected. Send for circular. A. Craw

MtSfift WAJdEB nut us

OFFICl All' OISlOsT til VVA*

Send for Olrcolare and eve oar t«rms, and a fu duMiiptlon of tba »«ifc' 3 MtUesa* h*T50HA| pUBLisaiao co cihrftaati, o., ts«6T Mo. --r

ODNTM WASTED A U»b WRaiseorTW^ei —Tha greatest ^xiwIrajiflMedr. lta

$d«s,et& *ssr

Ihrnttei. It fhtiy iflastrowsOld Ir«U abo&ad* lu Romance. lactttOilS *nd 1 •hirftiig tiiratrieUsm and OevStion, Truth and fervor, tbat warm-beatt«rfJJL pla» OontaiulDg 403- pages and or*r W) lTlusr tMWS, bactkd in Cloth, green apd gold. Prtca Jigedta wanted everywhere, Xxelu^lra.tarritor glrea. Send for tircalars and sample cop jr.-

WlhHMt iU«t, SSSK |TAHT«B, atoatMseo HoBth, tha year toud, or certainty ef 8600 to $800 rsa Mojrrx to tbote barlae a imaUoaptal- We goarSuteo Hfe abwe SSfoctnlf salafy to g*#d active amnis at their owftTiom, Every Agent, Farmer, Oavdtmr, rianter and Fruit Oromr. North aUd South, should send at once fot particulars.. xJSeaS* OOlHott ,er addreas," AHEABN A CO., 63 Second at., Buliiraore, Md.

WAITED, AWESTS.-*^,?^ erywhere, male aad- Umtle, to introduce the GENUINE IMPBOVED COMMON SENSE FAM ILT SEWING MACHINE. This Machlno will sUtohkhem, f4i, tuck, guUt, cotd, bind, bnrid. asd.SUkbto(d»r In a moat su^erloc saaaner^Boka only $18. Fully warranted foe five years. Ws will pa^Sl^oe-for aoy macltia# tbat will sew a stronger, raor«- beautiful, or more elastic aeam than ours. It makea the "Biattic Lock Stitch.'' iTTy secondstitohcanbecut, andetilljthe cloth cannot be pulled apart wlthoat tearlog it. We pay Agsotta from f?6 pe aaee^or a

for Men and Women, sent free on receipt or 25 cents, by addreesing Dr. Jouit VaimxaroOL, Net SO Clinton Place, N. T. Oity.

Circular,,Mill, Mulay, Gang —^CtostoCrand Oros%Cut

Everj Saw that leavea our Factory is Oil Tom ered and Pat at Groped, frrferily

Dealers.

ABO ASSOOLA-

TION, Box P., PhUadelpWa, Pa. eayMdwSm

of Health,"

kJitsd at the Psahsyiranta leHitate of Medicine, contains an artWe oa Dyspepsia, Chills aad Fsm. and SUnsy Atfeetlbns, la which tbe writer positively declares that the whole soUaoe of Med lolae possesses no remedy for a cure of those dis« •ease, thatis half as sffloa^eas as Mlshler's Herb Bitters. Ho speaks from eaperisnoe, having nled them in his practloo fbr the past twe years, to the Molnsion fall other reassdies, aad without a Hillary instance of fhllare.

RED JACKET

(Oolbnrn's Patent)

Cannot be exoelled. 25 aer cent, more than labor to tha chopper.

Send for circular and prices to XI BAKEWBIX, Manufacturers. WN

flUBE ftttimr of DEBIUTT, VAL DiBC4BEti ao.—Send your address stamped envelbps, and ask for cironlar of "I tbotogy." Direct AMEBICAN

Nassau strest, New York. pBTCOHAITCT or Bo«l.CltArniin|7

I HAVE YOU TRIED fffWfrf €9%

NONPAfifilL DOLLAR SALE?

TV yon have n«t, now I greatest baraaine ever offered by aoy Ccn fittaa^rorld. wanhiaSs (Msat ease-* sMl All pattlfe 4n ttia Xoliarfiale bastaaavadvef to give the beat bargains best isaduoameassJto Ans"ts, ao. Batihe Goose tail the atory~ fh* pr*cf of tho fmdting it.

OBEAT

salt Bheaa.j Tetter. Barber^ Itch. ei« sera.

5 Cash Gifts...

Iven. Kla«|

OP KTEBT HUMOR LIKE MAFUC. Pries, 60 cents a hex by mall, 80 cents. AdIMs WEEKS ft F0OTBB) No. 170 Washington Street, Boston, Mass: For sale by all Druggists.

•r» be ha^

XZlt^ saewii»stot«

MMale

PEB DAT. ifflSftS' and Female Lecaiaad

WTEDiliag.

n*»

TBAJ^fc-Aaypweon eeatiag with 90 eeate,wlU recdvcd te o# tMtF

ao4 Oars*

TSHeesaaSt^rTwk

.Bach $10,

80 Elegant Bosewoodnanos... Each' 9S00 to $600 Si Melodeous 76 to ISO ISO Sewing Machines.... 60 to 176 960 Mnslcal Boi»a..„^..,.-r 26 to ,900 800 tine Sold WatdMlAE. to 300 760 Fine Silver Watches 30 to SO ver rtr

Fine Oil Paintings, Framed Engravings, 89t Ware, PbotograpW Albums, aad a large asabi ment of Fine Gold Jewelry, in all valued Fine Oil Paintings, Framed Cogravings, 8ti at

VALUED at •I

A Ghana to Draw Ang oj

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Asvartitimg to goostracta. 05B DOLLAR

EACH!!

Free to Agents.

accttto TEN tOTS in £arJh OREE9T A: CO'S

GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE. Agents wanted l, trerv

aod TASJCT QOODS. 31 U£^, S&AV/ tmiJdiS, ic.at tiuamwtBpr

One ltellarfop Each

& a sr 65 Congress and 85 Wat-*r Boston, Hie.

TO THE l.,U»1EN, Wr ore agenta for ovar ONE HT7NDBEI For-

pwardsJ lido cm

rOasfoiUr, jtiTh-Vi |en fci*

Circulars Sent JPree. flr&ia l* tUMUeMStlfiift of ch» yo madoctaMjidlax cuba. f»

Ag«nw Wanttjil iu every Town.

Kj licSArl*r S^f^feoatou.

Oandruff

nixra-'B

VEGETABLE

CO.,

amountcan be made. Addrtaafi Pittabnrrfb,*P4., or BoStoo, Man: Citation.—Do not be imposed upon by olhef parties palming off worthlesa cast-lrou machineai under the aame nanr or otherwise. Onrs ia tha only geunine and really practical maihlne maou facturod.

AMBROSIA

ts wk»7i» rtrawaTXTO tflCKUI?--'!!UAIR BESTOB,\Tlvt^cb1 Oty, Light, dt or ra^ATlaif to

"LvsTacos, Xa«s«Ea,, rase.' tt wftlpositively efj andraff front toe sc^lp, alia, thecrlands. wll'

•eat prlcc. Kreayiodjr cular and pctee.lhtt, aiylLna f» will be

the Bi

ich ki a^.ornjrt Uftartt Haffi^rii tberelal

Melands, will ca^a n?w growth Hkl ffefth on b*M spot*-"Pttottiiaix ars

iftoihe abevo. '•ikSmH-SS fOB9A3.h BT ALi.paucarerfc^-' 61LICK fe BSRST,

-avay97 daodAwem

Whalf

ATOH SSAb£—4(

Xctmlhtifrnr't

vorttr'a PHott.

'A chance boy new IVaraiitomld eea4 Ibrclral parUoalars.vhtc'h oa

application

true and eveq,

and nr ad- of nulform tamper by our patent tempering proceas.

-UT

SEN

SAVOBT

rsii on apilio«t

CO., 18 Haacvar str««t, Boston, fttaas* aa9S7wlm .. i, i.iSi,.

T?STRAY JSOTIOS. MP- r:f -r: Taken up br J»mes Mnllon, on the ifeh ds^ot November, 1867, a cow and aalf, they are le»nrlb-

XtoUowa: COw white With reil tteokt ait(ls^4 sputa 6n her body, marked witli a cropcjt^i* it tfaf an*t ejbpdr half cr uff th« cight,ear, about S ofayearadid,'calftmI, taoor tore? nor are «t

SnbscrlbVd and swown to before me' thU 32d Jay m»y27wlw ilonej (.'rfft Town-nhif.

District The un(ier»ign»"i hr-iehf nntii-i' i'ij ap-

OEQajTA^Ii LI^H *:i l«fW. l.C:i i'.:- i? 6 •, vrijsrj iA4Vord,villi Smtdea S

Dr*^a»ay

tuforcMJcomDi

TjiftAtrtryOrgfttt* know tnlt

S«'»nea has' propOevd "r

ith lsbr

FINCOOTPa., sale Ipal Hardware

theCattw and

HEW8

.oao,oon_ QrtUll

(As

abo** jpriti

by pufi)

chasing a Sealed Tlcke^Jpr 30 eta. Tisketi acribeng cach Price are tuito Eovrlopes,and thoroughly misted. On receipt nr 86 ceau, a Seal'jars v.1,

it.

dress. The prise named upor. it wUi b«deli«leretf to the ticket-holder on payment of Otte Dollar, frtisa will be iims itasoly as%s- to a^g addrtw*^ sew wMft ytlir frtM ts hefiut r.a.Wi^'jrs.rEifcss: a^Our Patrons can depend upon fair deallag,

We aelect tbe few fallowing names froit the many who have lately drawn Valuable Pfi and kindly permitud usjtojhe^n

S.T. Wilkln«, b«Ca|o.*Er: T., IftoAn ale Sionroa, Chicago, 111., Piano, valued at f^SOj Bob. Jackson, Dubuque, Iowa, Oeld Watch, til Mass, Siltar Tea Set, |i7S Miss Stoma Walworth, Milwaukee, Wis., Piano, $60t Bev. Pitt, Qixrelss*, lOMar Melodeon, $IS6'

Mr Ws publish no sani without permission, owlsslona of ths Pr«sS^-"Tfaey are dos^w'iesjjKiF'Juae,''" IS ••We aavs examined th"ir system, aad them fetfee a catr aUflg .flrsajfS. Y. nk ft,

IS6S.

"Laat week a friend of onrs drew a prise of

ew&or lead fsa circulars gtvlag many more r»rsreno*»

ixiTiiito ..

ail 1st tare should he addr sssiVlffr WAK WVM. WIUOM CO., MOM *RVF,

iim fii^j kJi£v.

f'S£

afMPlMTor that It ia ouly ntbm a ver» rei:sntrperi

tfrSsi^eat Fevsra—it -a» esr^alr.ly as Small -pox I The remedy ast« wl. thrrertais tyee She XAW of Gravitation 1 j|

WINCHESTER'S

led

IiYPOPHOSPHIT^

Act Pr&mptly tmd Certuitf& -)kd eao sa

(cJM

ail. aTAOBaai wwooU

FCVXB,

CO., 1

•tt

secure prosperity In love or business. Every one oan acquire this singular power. Ttla queer, etociting hee^hpe h$a& peWKhed hj ns ten ears/ tbesaleof which has been enormtms, and is tiie only book of tbe kind In the Kng 1 sh language^

T. WILLIAM a CO., Book Publi|kff,^aUadelphia.

notvpt

mlelsh hn lllfjeiTi

tion, and check the Night Sweatal al^ajajGTfroas :ea«« to fbtttsaen days* sue mSR o:

•MMBBAL SYMPXttttS- DVHJtrSAJ* Wi'h a Sapidity tbat seem Haryeileus. sucws.0# ittf BVPOPHOfPHPTt tn\t3 o«sa of ths^ r»a*tt«f ^^Ha r^,

W«'aaparaiui»4 laAbaartaiOk f«llt|Ia»^Xbi* tboroncUly ^cieatla-* nemedractB wltu Ta*orf-

AIM

Ma eeMtg. Tamaulover

than the lowest. Cirouiara aeac free. TOW LB dt CO., 7 Tremout St., Boston,

,n^

KETB0P0UTA(ieir|CQ^PAf(t

CS3h OUts to the Amount of $250,08C

iTsry Ticket Draws a Friae

wrtufn iSIWT a^nt'iAnfQ (i rtoo

!i '.HSB1T0.W A»D JifcOOD being nusurpssaed as a ITorv ca X[pn!o, ana gee erateananee aaahoaltby blaMipwhBOSir'tasea s',W ,-Ciiroiiict Bioaohitl Asthma., Sac^'agCbssmlc 'DiarrhiSa, It is tbe most emesebbs sfdatoietit known. A Fau Ta:At tea (Xaxxtt-Ovwrn.:?

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