Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 April 1869 — Page 3

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Wednesday Morning, April 1, I860.

CITY NEWS.

JUDGE SCOTT'S Common Plea3 Court ia

in seesion at Sullivan O O O

THE DUST on the street*, iea»e ,to surface yesterday for the 'first tlrAe 1

»ea80°*BT- HTTy ,^'ffVrH g« 1TJO

elected Trustee over Moody Cbamber-

iain,«[aD9^i^^«aiof..&a[3

and smatsmpfMm^^.: J?fW*.&&

city yesterday e»t route fgriHft

THE FROST is still out of the ground ex-

Ca?i&

703

cept in the deeply shaded localities, and

farmers have commenced spring plowing. —————

FoSItBBivito.-JWilHa'toTnne^, of Mr.'ffcffi&'bJflea^tke grocer, left TO* I a W ^enftg. He'will^ absent aBout eight months.

DBTJNK.—Two women, Sarab Service and Laur^l^fc^Wettesentfto Jail b£$h| Mayor yesterday, ia default of payment of fines for drunkenness. a.jn

^TJCKS.-T^OCJy Council

year.

THB APPRAIBEBS of Vigo, Clay, Parke, Putnam, Hendricks and Marion counties twill meet at Qreencastle, on Tuesday the 26th inst., to appraise the Terre Haute &

SHERIFF STEWART in filling vacancies

in the Grand Jury'Monday morning, had .setae trouble.Jn. doing ao, nearly

bar. beine under indictment for some of-

•••MM*

fena*

evening passed an ordinance prohibiting any person from riding a velocipede on any sidewalk in the city.

ia**i«rii^BtWi

an ordinance.

re a

«epubfl'^Q}J9 elecftd^Truete^ of feugar

publican tfelWJi eleetotf^ o^eept one Democrat, a soldier who lost an eye in the

his election.

SOME of the'Democracy are jubilating over the result of the Township election. When it is considered that the most successful Democrat on their ticket received o^^voteij^wliile the Vote bfc'the '&& publiean candidates ranged from 859 to 1406, the basis of their wjoiciDgis hardly

THtU TZS.K. aHijd

SAM SHARPLET'S MINSTRELS, now on

their fifteenth anMaf touf.^utder the ima^»t0.iupBttWo5 W W8»P% AP^ oear at Dowllog Hall on Friday and Sat-c

paltinTworT partiluurfy -impress upon our readers, that the enter-,, UlaWfiftJorm company are^deVbid v# all d0bjedlcn*le' feature*, »*& entirely free from vulgarity.

THE best suggestion we can give to the R(|*^b)i(8w^^his, wfe-d* &Z"*£23£> preparation for the approaching election, is that they strive to forget personal •grievances, of a political character stop all internal dissensions cultivate harmony and good fooling and prcsont a solid, unbroken front^o J.be enemy^This •coursliitid this alone, will ins"'— »r^ USES 1 cess.

DOGS BATING A 4»TVK Cow I—Yester-

day morning, about three o'clock, several families on Ohio flttoet, between 8th and 9th

in^he^liy^, Wither. •$fSi bei« &

OjoarTBNTiosrto b« B.TP Baker and 1

The music loving jjgople arapordwjlj

cal FfUftlA^TC^^

by property

Tig the sweet*st little beauty

XT CT Tbat»»«rcoa!d-h«y «fc-* A a W Mile-balJ "j

With a silken greeo coverlet AH 'round It spread 0 And I thought as 1 peeped

In its be»u-ifnl eye, 'Twas a bright little fairy,

Its dress all golden, With as brt:lianta sheen,

Would rival h«r pearls, NestUs^ownlu the depths ...

Vn^OtJP ttosfibeautlful carls. Come ouTevery ote, This lov ly spring morn,

sely oS salTorr: sioted ,ol ^nusoo w«a ^The blue birds and martini) are singing to gay

And the zephyrs are chanting beautiful'fong,

Together are born.

A VEST CURIOUS mode of tryjpg tb«

in'Vachlo? which the"plain^ift'i and de-

main "tftere ttolironfe oTjfepm^is Jtired. in _{jTil one which case his client is trefeaTea. In this

countr

it is theclient and. noj ha law-

Tjgc MESSRS. BTJTZ, of the National

louse, are probably reaping greater

laJt4fr|gBii $l«*ed Alperji'^{'V'ff^CP* )fliollwwyV«Bi4lUK£l fl. Allen and John H. O^BoylVaa the popular bouse in thev"ery center of the Board of School Trj^ejji forJbe^*|rfff L^ess^orUoMf the city. This, together

vith a studied effort to please aH who sit it their table, causes the National to daily ncrease in patronage and popularity.

Too MUCH COLOR.—Some of the most

irilliant ahd boautiful colors are now roduced by aniline, since it has been bund that it may be distilled from coal ar as well as indigo, and at an insignifl-

hades ofcoloro are proaacodby chemi-

cajjrf rpori, putsfue TO|Li combinations with the same base, and among them is a beautiful red, very diffusive and powerful.SThe other day a friend bought and carried home an ounce redj»niljne, at Abe^^ueat. »r cdjfti rnrjfapiArel. "%l

THELKOiSLATUREconvenestomorrow

»ing insteadjofdasteveaics, as was prrevf»jlly^iBaei»sWod3a,I .cS.II

on a

—————

„„„„, entire

Sfia"lbi*

l°Vo-

a C6URT' drags abng^

*kw{£ a»~the,etatj., .yery little was done yesterdaywiiid this .w«U be the case. !for seWft ufiys.a'Tn'i9 i* Rowing to the fact that subpoenas were not re-issued ior wit•nesses first summoned to attend the Circuit Court.

gj^pie, the task of "clean-

and getting clear of

interna^

culinary arrangments of

Our Senators and Beprte^ rMV -"_ _.,.L _.j T..._ V-„.H «...^Republican, at two o'clock setfAAf* io ovSr.ft'is npofning. A Re-

deeply tinged with red. Rosy bread, car: fuine coffee, scarlet tea, crimson butter, and pink daily food]

fubyliquifaetion.

naf CT

k.*fefB1rl|[8T?Rfi,01' ONE OP THE OLDEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS HOUSES IN WESTERN INDIANA.

Tbere are events in£hjg${|is ivery young, prosperous and growing city a $ worthy of particular toention and preservation and when we start out with this short history of one of

the well-known firm of I^sall & Co., just Succeede^u^^r^rif%a1^n?Hoberg &Co. TherJj0*M#msa!fl*!^PeoP,e

Our midst, and as many more scattered all through the rich and magnificent country jf ^hig|i^»fi^^t»j».gyga]e^ifi^entre, whowill at once recognize the propriety and justness of! newspaper tribute

stoo second to none in the Wabash Val ley in its rivalry for popular favor among .11 a & *it«aiW4on^ |be confidence and esteem of the public. hH*efi*^«i*4»i»MAea here in the l»rte

18B6'

under tbe

fifm

Dame of

Bdsall & Co., and many of our readers

revious to that period the dry goods business in Terre Haute had been conducted after the okkWd itlmTS-bbnored landmarks, but tbe energy and acute business Capacities of the young firm produced a ohangeof the most notable character,and which is f|l!t$ #rpJBi!#ttife Hten to this day.

Mr. Rice, the head of the firm, died in February, 1857, and the firm name was then changed to that of Edsall, McDougal & Co., and continued on with unabated success, and with the most rapid growth of business and popular favor and patronage.

In 1860 tho house started a branch in the flourishing city of Fort Wayne under the supervision of Louis B^ Root, wh"rnadTohg~been connected with the Terre Haute establishment as principal

•tWttMWtr^ .wakei.ed.rby the raoan-, Lplerk, and who will bo remernbered by vtfe-^f- Uw^Several our readers as a genjal and affab^genanQ^TJelfcwl^l a 9.0W,^ aeverai

gentlemen'SmWbedi^k^htoiind thatl J^^J'a^|[catJon's. Tn a jfhort time Mr Jttcf^^a^gw^rrieaHh cow Poug^retired fromn^aranand went to

I |8eU«r I^,4a^r,giw^rfieinhB tow

u««l.hewafe*l*Jtt?a!fcre*«»»»y S S & S

QodentedftUCCessimW'fhej

BTF"." Baker and E. C.Mn.Hohexg"

Kitth«re*»ibe*ta postponed till the TDfh of May, as qthet.^agemeBts pre^BuL,a^lborn the¥s^l1^AoS^min|TieVei oVfheTffth 4o*pi1llWd *ty***?&**j!%£l inst., as first ^hfeouecSa^

qf Edsall .& Co.,

Water s'treets, granting the right of we* i^ for several^e^ for rf«Ha«a a those streets'and outWline of the canal

to the rafltaMM Such a road*llt4e a continued.^ great convenience to tke several manu- vast• factories along First street, the coopering '^WfS?*.

feature of the old firm Mr. Knowlton's headquarters are in the city of New York, where, as heretofore, be devotes his time to advantageous purchases for the Western house, and no desirable market escapes bis shrewd attention and hence the stock of thisfirmat all times embraces the newest, most valub'e and desirable goi-da to be found anywhere.

Mr.Chauncey Warren is so well and favorably known here that a word of jcommendation from us ia superfluous.

5He

is a native of this place, and the son of the late Chaurcey Warren, Sr., one of .pioneer merchants of Terre Haute. He is ia yonng gentleman of excerdingly pleasant address, with a thorough knowledge of the mercantile business, and under his [supervision, as the resident senior manager of the firm, we confidently expect to see the house increase its already enormous patronage, and to still further extend its advantages to tho rapidly growing city and country.

Mr. Max. Hoberg is also very well and favorably known to all our people. He has been connected with the house since boyhood, in various ways, and his sterling capacities fc.ive been prudently re-

3 VStSd^efutat¥n™ InTol* (house. The assistants and salesmen of the new firm, form a corps of polite and attentive igentlemen, and their pleasant way of looking to tho wants of customers assures

There is another feature about this (house that worthy of special remark, i(and we feel certain our assertion will be jattested by scores of publishers,) the proiprietors have always been of tho most (liberal class.of adve/tlsere.^ Not^Aew-. j^pel-iwitbiniihe radiuiioffifty^mJIesor moro but contains an advertisement of this establishment, and it has been so forIconfirmation the past thirteen years, and wili likely continue so in the future. With good business sagacity and Printers' Ink is it any wonder that to-day we have an op--portunity toMWrant t*\jrdtdarfu[l^uc-

RAILROAD CONTRACTS.—The Indianep-

jolia and St. Louis Raiiroad Company ad'ertise this morning for bids for the graing, bridging and cross tiesof that road, etween IndiarkpoHS-VadiCSe %&S MlrlS of Putnam county. This means business. the intention-of the company to 01

apiti tffe roa8Hn%^son^/«rf. Senti-

frel, 'Uh

TOWNSHIP ELECTION.

The election in this township passed off

hfiffe ligBi little or "nointerest' Deihg •taken by either party. The only contest (was for the office of Trusteo, and as the sresult below shows, resulted in the election of George W. Naylor, Independent over James F. Murphy, the regular nominee of the Republican party, by a majority of forty-six, and the four Constables nominated by the Republican coaventiou. The following is the vote cast:

O O a V! -4

o- S

to t3

oo eo to CO 05 00

W |*V CO

O W

ttf

fcO CO ~T O ~i co &a

P-* H- r— LO t»

a 0 0 if rfk. cp «o Co to

tThe

A PC

kK1

C5 0 Z.

CO CO t3 CO

CO W CO CO t*^ p*^ f- 00 W rr*

H- r»- CO

0 0 0 O £0 0 r— cr to

K'ce'

Sort'-

COOTO O W rf»» O O O CI tC Ct rffe W V\

First District,-H. W. ALLEN. Second District—GJCORQK VV. SPARKS. Third District—GEORGE LOCKRIDGK. Fourth District—JOHN STEWART.

BOOK NOTICES.

«i«rr ScESPtfcWr WIS B«LJB» by Rev. 'Danfei March, D. D. Zeigler, McChrdy & Co., Publishers, Philadelphia, PaV,

Cincinnati, O. Chicago, 111. St. Louis, Mo.'i^i ZVQ-^ -mo imio Many of the most aff«cling and most important sc«6arteicritoedtJaHtEe Bible, franspireh under the splendors of orientLtnigbjrj Sodom and Egy^t^B^rsJtoba' ind Babylon, C»i'mei"and' GUb6a|~Ollvet

hovan. author of "Nigbti^SeeuJeiJaVfeih* iiblo," has followed the shadow of night across the landscape ordivme-tevolation, fh& erouped_ together the sacred scenes '^hich^aWteMe- -awful or impressive by the mantle of darkness.

__ that of jEdsa,

we bm^Mt Weed, but, in behalf ofahe fl&7^ili«SSl|n iMtfOUnC. poor anim^.we call ^.tb«.passage of ferd^r. Ko^i»4*adttefir name P-a^'adoTlaw -•. 'WWOhiwaAIW^aik*^,****«^«j ^WMB'JNsT^W" ,.' ..". t^ebusinessmanJ^»pte4?fw«^^np*e*

Momi

lfebti he^S6hoih| clergymen

iofc¥

of the country havo given it their most dirdial appsoval as "charming'" nstruelive" work,

arigo madeu a The style in which it isjpublished exiWWfWel- »lf ^ftStte^pg4^^9 Sln ^ur 'pjfivttege t« angfii* .Thl.TJtael olhfravi&gs bytry are perfect space to, de-

3 O artists of tho count

Jft%£&fc r^hlioal^lftlsdT wW %ms of art." We have metcka»fc'te-fv gentlamanof••»» iri^ey but,**'of the m.?

__ ._ ^SrtrYl^ff'ifrbe Night Watch in Mount Soir:" Ba-

from KTnTheart! "His pop^lari^i^^eV^fspe one of tbe mountain passes, with

™ton1!(ol

s*AWt&arWWftSJt^^^

-lart, an Arm keif** ,Wg'

First and

&Xft£).

«ub1taimtoU, \h* pork houses and busi- A n«s houses in the western part of the city. c^angeiJo^Ba^ a & Co

Welsjrnthatihsrhjfet,of way will|nU», J& oflggPfnTlndiinapolU road, and If it »J .hould dealing layin&a0welSM«BcW.thr ]&&&&&*&?.« St Louis road is ready and" willing to do W a if SniSte a O E aT mercanl •,.« ha* to «*v? sr.v.0 'i* Ia*H»* .ARAJIG^ .s^XAn a

tbe

ecess-

Jilhe-sflrst is'

ot of the pass, wholly shaded by theseveral

iotiUKMM oi.wea. *^-vsw«,^^ewJo rerhanging crags, a party of travelers t^'^sviiMSBsWjS^^aflSfiavsapOak" 'a encamped. They cry out to theTbe oVof Terre Haute. *»n=Etfowflfolf K8ff *v atchman: "Watchman, what of thecities

riverberating that cheering cry, "TbeCalifornia, jrning cometh." Again we pass on kwn the.ages to the time when tbe long

otiaaWn«-tm« adoked-for morning had come, and the Council and leading citizens of such otb-

of Righteousness had arisen with hlaling in His beams." Before us is a ljbe mountain side, and a prostrate form klteeling on its uncushioned rock. The pale moonbeams creep among tbe crags, just revealing their barrenness, the stars smne dimly overhead a huge nigbt bird flips his wings and alone breaks tbe stillof themidoight hour butglorysurnds the lowly form—it is Jsaus, for came to pass in those days that He

JBfSXSSB-iiwInt out iato a mountain to pray, and

piTgiaal ^nders ojfithjs. dcojitinued all night In prayer to God." sjjUbliabment, and his] lt|was a sublime scene, and the represen-

,0%f&\ turn Canada.! ,«w

d.jf-i'ult.

to ao 2 O O I

The Road Supervisors nominated by he Republican convention were elected is foliows:

Emmaus, Jerusalom and the sea ofState alilee, have eaph/bj nfeh^ Jb.ee.n. *it. riesses of the power of lhe Omnipotent

Ution beforens tandsteawaken thf mna|i »,^a^Aa^Si?QBk?9^S^ .|J

mveux TeflwjTtmsr- TolMi), O., April 8-^ghV^H»tHO~lpat scenes por» ns4_and we feel, benefitted, both by these truthful and impressive pictnres, *nd by the earnest words of the writer. L«t parents, who wish to have their children love the Wcri of God, and understand its lessons of wisdom and love, secure this volume, and give them free ac«es» to its pages. •.-.,.

Mr. WILUAM BA«TUt* 4l^ioj» y%fa

Wassing the city and county' fo*$Q**oOB

SrtjbDLESTON GOLBMAIT-^ Q& Thursday evening, April lat, at the restjdence of Mr. Andrew Stwenson.-pp •North Fifth street, by Be»- Blaek&Td Sjondlt, Mr. Theodore Duddieston and pHiss Mary A Goleman, all of this city.

LONDON, April 6.-The Btt»j?et bf the appointment of a successor to Reverdy Johnson is receiving considerable attention from the press here. »~~^Xi

From Washington. T-SZB.

WASHINGTON, April 6—The President has withdrawn'from the Senate the followirs nominations:

IRON CLAD.

Captain Calhoun has been ordered to hold himself in readiness to take command of the iron clad Miantonomah, now fitting out for service.

WBXTB HOUSE.

A delegation from Baltim6fcer*called at the Executive Mansion this morning and jhad an interview with the President, the jobject being to urge the appointment of Mayor Chapman for collector of the port. *_....- **AS' ~:'..r~m**~m

The Reconstruction Committee to-day adopted resolutions to be reported to the House postponing the Texas vote on the Constitution until further action by OonBress- .3 A ?.»* -asfoc- jf.mif\

NOMINATIONS..

The following nominations were sent in to-day for Postmasters in Indiana: W. N. Denny, Vincennes John B. Tier, Wabash. w.,

j{.Bid'^!««'W« Georgia. fAuatfsTA,"'April 5.—Several distinguished Northerners are at Akin,.. South Carolina.

Thurlow Weed is improving in health. I ISenator Sprague has rented a furnished house. His family will arrive tb-morro%.

Ex-Secretary Saward is expected next week. A great many Northerners are visiting Various cities in South Carolina.

-——'From Baltimore BALTIMORE,MD., April 5 —The case of Francis P. Sberway, of Massachusetts, who was to-day fined $400 as a non-re'st^ dent peddler without a license, ha3 been taken to the Court of appeal of this State. .\Jl} ..

Kisvas1** Major, 4,000.

Napoleon Underwood, as Assessor* of lhe First District of Louisiana. 1 Edward V. Kingeby, SecreUry pf. Legation to Madrid.

W. H. Barnes, Collector of lotornal Revenue, 1st District of Pennsylvania. D. W. Chester, Postmaster, Place.rville, California. 'v*

CONFIRMED.

Among the confirmations yesterday iwasthat of Charles M. Wilder, Postmaster, at Columbia, S. C. This is theflrtt of a colored man. Wilder

Waa

formally a slave.

QUEBEC, April 5,—The 'slcohdv session of the Quebec Legislature wasprorogued to-day. The Lieutenant Governpr $& iivered the usual congratulatory spe'ech and assenled to various bills passed daring the Hession. i«iea.» .,aQ*4t t'so

^Th«y elected only Babccck and Ba'p-$ea\y. nurh, losing the Stale ticket by a small mnioriiy ••••••'_. W

The midnight dispatch to the World gays tbe latest returns leave the State still in doubt. It is claimed by both parties, and no decision can be arrived at" until fuller official returns are received, wi-.v-

The Tribune has the following HARTFORD, April 5.—Sufficient returns nave been received here to insure the election of Jewell and the entice Repubr liCtn State ticket.

Dixon is defeated for Congress by atat feast three hundred majority. '*, (Signed) B. BENT,

Chairman of Republican State Com. The Times' Hartford dispatch says Strong, Republican, is elected in the First District to Congress by T81 over Dixon.

Kellogg, is elected in the Sooond District over Babcock, the Republicans gain ing 634 over the last Spring vote.

Starkweather is elected in the Third District by a good Republican majority, and Barnum, Democrat, in tbe 4th District is re-elected by 500 msjority,

This gives a Republican gain of the ticket and two Congressmen, The Legislature Is close, but prbbably a small Republican majority. The Republicans gain largely in Hartford and New Haven counties.

Tbo Democrats gain in Windham and Fairfield counties. HARTFORD, April 6.—Jewell's majority will be about 500.

He has succeeded i^ Dr'ltlgl'rlg to light

wand

b°M™~ gQ'n3

lh miCe

The Senate will be composed of 14 Republicans and 7 Democrats, and the Republicans will have about 20 majority in the House.

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I Erom Chicago. -a

CHICAGO. April 6.—The Common Council of this city last night passed resolutions looking to a grand commemoration of the opening of the Pacific railroad. A committee consisting of the Mayor and five members of the Council was appointed, who were authorized to invite at such time as the managers of the Central, the Union Pacific and North Western roads shall appoint to bring the guests to Chicago. The Governors and their staffs of the States of California, Oregon and Njevada, and of the Territories of Washington, Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming and Colorado. The members of the Legislatures of the

several States and Territories above nam-

ed, and the Judges of their several courts. The Mayors and Common Councils of the of San Francisco, Sacramento and of such other cities as they may select in California, of the city of Portland in Oregon, of Virginia City in Nevada, of Denver in Colorado, and the Mayor and Council and leading citizens of such oth-

er cities in the States and Territories above named, as the said committee of this council and citizens shall deem best and most appropriate.

Also the President and Vice President of the United States with his Cabinet, members of both Houses of Congress, Judges of the Supreme Court, the General and leading officers of the army, the Governors of Illinois and the several States and such other distinguished gentlemen as they should deem best.

The hospitalities of the city are to be tendered to all guests enumerated.

election yesterdaj.resulted in the succ 'f-ss

boat'Nj&»

Bic,-tww-nayy, j^meiTrtJIeiiftftta SuSday, all wsjajr.-- -J ,r •«.

•,& battalion '»of aj3tnie*y-oas rMtfrrred ifrtwn tbe CaatfW pt^rt«itt*p-\ TheDiari.o conajdprs^the .rebellion in the Cettrai ^Department entlrel^-strp Spresaeff,

Theflagship Contbocndk has gono to the mouth'of the Mississippi to'intercept itha expedition iepdrted coming to Cuba from New Orleans. M.!ST™)!-I

MEXICAN NEWS^

BY TELEGRAPH

A Bteai^£|im:iV#i CfH«.*ring9 datei from the Cjty of Mexico. T"feA l^ipfajo^o^.igATpst^Lordo was iocreasingaa ,: t- v•.••• \i*

5.j iv^--|Siv» Scotia- .^ -HALiFAr,'Apalv5.-i-ilo3t of the hclSIbors

:ara

opoi-'.and shipping business

hasteipmenced. -"r-' I iTi iltst Crope*n'freight *?essel arri-'ved^Kereto-tisy. 5?be STew^andlana sealfisheriesare Idelng'weir. '•, ". -..-, '',:•

Three^et'Jajr^rs'.have arrived tit St. Johnawith alarf«bforce of. fishermen. LateldispStetteS iTbfi tnexolpnial ,'ofike loPrlnct Edward's, telandscautioning rSe Governmejit agamsS' reciprccfly neRotiations,:findririfurmlng'thonf thaC they must pay the salary of"thB-Governor, created imuch"dissatisfactioj

All the pajwrjs denounce the,proceedings unjust, and'maih lain that as the British Government had appropriated all the publtc iBnds uf ihe^btaod-they-^hoaid pay tbe Governor's salary.

From New York.

NEW YOBK, April 6.—City of Mexico dates of the 1st,stato that Romero i3_going to~W»sfai*iJctan-ob a, special misaibn.

La Vega's adberants are increasinp Juarez was serenaded on hU birth-day. y-g j-?T»Kf»ib|s|cafjTO K^A*"* -.

!?Tho

Herald

ssays

•that tbo Prssident and Secretary of State ihad agreed upon nominating Motley for, ^thft'mrtsibnHrjfiinglarid, while other parties mentioned Banks' name in that con-

,8s»«jiA to i-8- Alabamatfojrl^Slk^ ALA., Ap¥if eT^Frost for the.laat few nights has had a serious effect updnyrops .,"'."

There is mucncomplaintln consequence of theacarcity of labor and incessant rains which hayo'retarded fartjiing operations.

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Lake Erie.

BtrriKR-r-ScMOeJandiu demandr!fresh ai H&

'iiQQS—AdTanceofioM^S.' '.""• SUBAB-rDull but pricos are not lower, at 13% lJ

-fcr ?i.'o.V CUVFiiK—Pirmandia demand at 2I@26. -'r-"- Dull,"

BEEiSt'CATrtE^-Duil, cominoa to prime at Si 6 6u, extra shipi'ipfta" 7 to7.'5^. ashipi'io.gra 7 I —fccate ajlu of

SUEEP-^SQar»,aiulioIr at )4gj 50 per cental

HOGS—Tn' Detier. rdemaod

lai

gross, tho latter rite'lbV extra a large G0LD-l3lJ?buyih.

-sold at 9@)i

EXCHANGE -St ady at pit buyiDg. WONE.y—MftrkeJ •iri.nj.«nl,_ ..

*i Connecticut Election^ .NEW TORE, April e.— The World's Hartford dispatch of last night says the Democrats havo let the election go bj

»yfI'efeWh .fi 6 ~Z \'4 ^N?» as,, Al£ir6.

iT:*Uri-B^3iB*^0c--l'''?e'"v'fi'll'8a1""OJ

WHISKt—*d»-acilv^ St ST2g@93)£ for «'e torn ffe ."' .- •.'"- "..'•" WHKAT—J)»llnd stronglyrin ouyars' JaTor, at 81'•4lfor*'oS sj^rfng'Jtf Kqre, 1 44® 1 44 tot dodeliverea,'th'B r*»ttet ipri^e* choi e, eu% foe amber and 1)8 ftrywhhe MiciJInaQ.

Catt.si-Shtmtlalow ai a&taSs'for uBW mis•A westeriii ohietly 8l»@S.7 10 eUiypiut p.iqsls, 86 or pour ol* 10 la «tori* S8(g89 _lor Lew v.os.ein

Oi.13 -*A'i -.lltf. far western^ In s-or» and 1$4 for do afloat. ..„, COETKE-QnleiPKfad fffm Mericeeo at 1 §@1$. the latter on extreme,

SUgiAB-Dr,ooplDg at for Cuba. MO'LASSEisi-yuiet, PortoKiCout6.@«*, N...O. 6f@80.*" POuK—Heavy and drooping at-831 00@31% for n\ mes', cl .sing at" 31 cash, 30 75(^31 lur oil do. 20&87 for Btluie. •'«, •,• •.•:.

CV'£ MaiiTS^yuiet, 12%@13 for Shoulders, and -.I6)icq|l7 ror honis. MIDDLES -Quiet but steady.

LARD—Firmer with moderate demand at 1734 (31834

steam and 1B%'JM8% for kettl-.

BUTTER—Quiet at-3^0140 tor Ohio, 40@50 for Statu. OHEH9E—S»««ajr'ei 18922. !F-.3»=.J as

SPECIAL NOTICEa.

We vbdld a«ll attention to fact that

TLTELL, RIPLEY A

are offering extra Inducements to person' In isu.t DBT GOOBJ. "Sa« advetiseineht. d*w

IMPORTANT —^Thosowho take Arsen for the chills, are 'generally known by their palqrand, Wdateil appearance. Give. them BJL. ARM1STEA'I)'S TDillC SYRUP and cureaham. It is tbo only pofeLand safe remedy, and is warranted to cure. ...... apr-7,w.2w.-

HSAD^XrARTERS FOR MlLLJ-SEar Gcoss. —"We have received and now. open forthe inspection of our patrons and the Indies in general, the, largest and handsomest assortment Of'*Millinery Goods^.ever 'brought to this city. Our wholesale dppartmenTiir compTste In'"WoryJlTno, a^3 we are abiero-Offef 'to the irade better bargains than can be got anywhere west of New York.•.. S L. STRAUS. & Co.,'.. 149 Main, and 10 South Fourth st.

5-dw3m. ifl.unAfl ,M-glf^y

wine to my entire 'satisfaction and bo-

I i-.. -.»:."•'. .-.:"'.v-' '.

lieve it to be superi«a^|o all -whines,whtcb have been so much ttsed by the Profession".'* '^Hia Bitters are ruado'of "the wine made bitter, by, Peruvian. .ytSark, "Wild Cherry Bftrt^"Calamus, Ginger,' Snake Root, •(wd by fha-Medical jteeulty.^ Tieir base ia his pure win*.••••'•'

Sold b^^ru'ggists! ^apr3,dwit.'i

TsteV'RtpJ^ |fc'teimrjiB' isieadlarters for Coals, ClarlVs and "Green &

quarters Daniel's" Thread. t* raa [apr6,dwlw

A COMPLETE STOCK of Eoglish and

SSe^Kliloll&y.at.-'''-' .TUKLL, RIPLEY & DEMINO'S. ?*!T8pT6,dwtw*^'--.t*-^"'i

??M'. WBISZ will open on Monday anew Skirt Factory, also, a Gorset and Fancy Emporium at No. 159, Main street, National Block, where he wonld'call the at(^S0Jt9fl,flf l«dies of this otiy..,.fa,Jwtf eialt -.- __ "i I ..SPEKR.S STANDARD WINS BITTERS ifighiy'recoccmecddd.by physiciaas fur Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic proj«rties, its purity, and its delicious flavor.! feb23jwU.

X^K •JTiJE.JS K.

The Gwew«Rmtiiiteodedito Mid cjmamis^QnJp^Mhioi^r^io^ iB"3s«erans rrKsned

King"Mrs John

Sumner has stated

CLEVELAND, O., April 6.—Navigation of Lake Erie now open. =====

G19CINWATI MARKKA SirBy TeUgriph.l OINOINKATI, April 0. FLOUR—Quiet, family 86 25@6 60. -. (THEAT— Dull, Ho 2 at $1 36.

OOBtf^-Qaiet at 68 forbear-and 65 for shelled. OATS^-Ouietat C3 to GSforHo 2-,ochoice. I WfltbKI—Dull aid lower at SVc, market uu•etiiei,

SL^'pOQK-ineld.»t.33i,!i() for, city, no sales, country sold at 31 00.

BULK MJSATS—Held, at 13}£ andUJtf but these rsiiesare j^abnvet^d views"t buyers, but saios were made at 12% and 1434

c-t1'

the dpsaand makes holders, firmer, LARXM-iKild at 18b, and the'mari market dull at this ra|ft

X-SISBT.

LIST OP LETTERS rHnainirig unclaimed

Inlie'PostlGfecejV.^^,- "J. Va" ee'Bsirtj "^ATURDAI, April 3, 1869. -iT^s.v. LADIES' LIST.

Sfis' Flora 15

KIDK MUM Hattle King Mi»» Jennie Lckey Jii a U.ttle jr.4j Larkiu^ Miss Amanda Layt-rMlaaS iiuda Laudors Mite Anna Le.aMrsMW we Mrs Rebecca 2 Ma.erMisMIli MakgunasSllssE fll lis Mar A fv:tj Morgan Hiss SalUe .„,: Moigao-BraS'Ju MoK.e-han Hr.SAMffl

Black Mrs r/ronci* lift- in i*» ^iJtabeth Qiiraes'^li'-s Lbtt Rah her Mies I yiia B»!s Mian Laara Kranuoa ilisi biali.jp U'S lyrus Bro»u si Ida B«.lerMr» Uultle'f Unrgctt 4ia uvuei Mrs 3a ah Campbell JIIB Mary Carter'Mr*

Campbell Mis Samanlha MeGlinn Bridget LOuiur ma Mc ormack Li»ciada

GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Ah&rt Jerry Aiidewild L- 'IT«Andorsoo JASiimoreKB'.'ifctJiwt iApre WU

KrotrJiUlac Kinney It Koonts John LaneG Luce

Lirasw II Wiu 1 Backers

3atn=ttJl. JRakef Morrison T3eaty W ., %T Bishup Eans^t'l-t.,-53, 'Hjigga John 2

Lyons Miolraer J» ,« Haies a »j,,' Mason W iriv^iTm MonhallJames Mannel Joseph Ma.tusSd Jljer6Miohael2

BlocRsom Ulysse* ,' g?u WE 1 BromweliDoore A bryant Johu 'BafnattJ W Burgo N (J llyer* Froemont Ca tor A N fraig David it Can,»eJ ampue 11'ienL Crabb Canj, boll J»3 Co mbB & Miller .ouch 11 Compt Eicliaril

ton 11 Cooper .John 1

bog rs \Vfl Ross tit *t' it IfF Kob Uaon Wm Rush Russell Henry a-t«oC &h»wGW Shepherd S-ti-pheiis Jerome Speucer S^eatJ jxi-trjj j-m helvyJohn' 5 tevenson Tho« 2 b'eiton A Broderiok 3 Sell Peter t.tciui A -^:j S ockwell A

C66a..&B i.V.^aU

D»veup. rt A i'r..ubt James Kal A FerrHL ,. Ferris E Gaston SM Gray —»isU: Grittin Haul Gi-iiiau^ Pit lei. ^u.*y Gibbons Thus «"0*(«4

Uambe gar John Uarri«Jva. Han iss 'Ailliamsoj Hei.enck E be bert Luwis birUiey Hjgdoii Eubt r-Ksi*mm Bigdou Kiunmac bkka llolm a i,S ftj? Hobi.s ho is Fianqi: Hughes J"J Irv,peUeuryxJ Irtls il a. -. --t

IfhiteTN .,,. 'r:.s».,i '.Vilasn I,l»» ^urtEib-chOtto

Jack on CaVii, «,[,{.? Kiu.erJohu -,• vd

DEMiNG Agents Wante'd—vlu a liay.

YoVa iravis. T(»-

EZBA READ, P. ML

O O MOTICctS.

To Enjoy Life's Blessings We Must

$5 60JJ6 60forsnparB"ne3tatetfud:westlri.,"4U

61 for camnj&S i*hoitce. iexira ^titej uu.* 10-fjr extra wesiBro,'[email protected] white v/bo*t extra. -G-pO.gt "U ip¥ & 7 u0f^8 60forex ra St. LOuis, ?,oO(gi 12it8 fcfgodtl choice io., cldsiug -,[ -_j~ ...'- ."" •'. cOaNHEAfi •Our-Cahdlie,a»y, ...

BaYC Ilia 111.—it iaa stubborn lace that evert ii.man tiui'ng ia mcr» tr list predispose to «a», afd- 3h he Spring lhe exvlting cau 9t ol 1 sauce an-num. run alid active, aud tlcka-ss it exceedingly iealetjt ISuw, io ouae a-t ba- cful ILUUCD es whl sumetittt* te 1 nitti fearful iffeit ovnr systfm at ihii perl oi taoyeir, aortain an-l agreeabla ren-tdy is furni»hed by BOI3 Dr. 3. B. Bartmaa A Co o]r L.-.uu^»u. aid Pltisburtih, PJ. It is thstadiei aid effi-,ci.jniialgorant arid touic, MIsHLEB'S HEBB BIT IEB—(» 1

MONEY—Continues irtringeut and high rates for call loans are still the main features. :. GOLD—atLOQg onrepurb that, a regiment is ordered to Key West andtwojron.clads to Cuba, prices riiin to 31%, the 'olosibgtaie however is. si^ _, ••/.., ,\'r:-,: ,9t3B»qA I«*f8-lt' ''0 tnii'3.. -i -tua *ffW »4- d»Uw r.s ..--•..c:

-givkg pup ,tion »ud

iii uoive'salu c. Itli tbo be. tblood|iurir-'»r now fore the iu isj:i invigorites, renovates'anol aanes ihe life ittrr-. nt ntthin us corrects all th-j 1, r?guiaiiUes ilia-system imparts tftsb vigircui stfstigth to ths constltn..oa, atd pro4u cape fucthealth and She s^i Us wbore now is' gnon.l uoHiity and tiorvouBotsi. Everyboly ought to oso it in tbe Spring and Samtn«vai It •ti.tbe iound a reliable protection against Ciieate and a promotrir of happiness, 7dwl\r

To Kcmorc Moth Patcfies, Frecn-

les anrt Tan from tho face, use Pen y's Moth an-i Frfcklo Lot'on. Prepared only by Dr. B.'O. PEUBT. Sold by all Druggists.-

For Black Worms and Pimples on

the Face, rip'o PEBUT'S CoaiDOKE ANB PIMPLE KE31ECY, prepated only by Dr. 0. FEBBY, 49 Bond street, Sew Tork. Sold everywhere. The trade supplied by Wiiole'elo Medic Inn Dealors. oiarlTdwdSm-vram

W O $I A O 8 4

PATIT REVOLVING MUSH MAPS Of America an* raropp, America aod the laitfc«l States of America.

Colored—in 4000 Counties

THESy

E great Maps, now ju«t oompMed, shoe? evtr pUce of impnrtauce, ail H.ilroads-to dam, and the latest alt-.iatl ui in thsr variohs "Efaropeaa Sia^rp. Tbese Maps are needed In every School and family iu tbe lend—they orcopy the (•paoeof one Map. and by m^ans of the Havener, either aide can be thrown front, and any part brought U-v«l to the eye. Connty Bigbia aid latK'-discoatits giren to go »gen-s.

Ap|l f.r t'l-c'ilare, IVr -s, and c-nd money ,cra»upoMaps, to J.T.LLOXD. r"3Kwlm SSOort.an 8 S to t, N. T.

KEPHEKU'S MORGAN RED

HrfWfe vill stand tne ensnlng s»uon, nom-n.iLK-irj(f tielHttt April,on Mondays and Tneo davs H. .•.parbf'. In Otter O.'eek township, ooj tho old Stevous. farm, and on Wadnefda 8 Thursdays, Fridays ao S-iu.d.y« at my Stabl* on Ao Ornft f.rm. south 7th slro t.

TiiftstS—810 to I sar«a m^ro withTo^l." GEO. W. SPARK, Projirirtor. »pf!!lvr3TV r--aiian-

pUBLIC SALE. .'! I

The uod«r«lgned will tell at L,a rosld'BCe, KilerVill Farm,on Wrdnmd^y. March SlstjlSCS, ai pab icaucti B, t"e fjllow an: S^S^l. li ad-jfLo-see, a. ruulcf, 3milch-0r**, It»o lr»h itieir»t -f May) Sba ofyoifni,' catti 14 head crthoge, (8 bea', Cbes'er-wbires) A larg lot of poult y, 2-tarm va^ous, 2 milt w-gon», 1 expre-s Waiion, 1 top boggy, 1 woeclbarrow, S «»tt -of chaiu harness, 2saddlts, 3 set of 'ingbbagg} haru at, l.x:e olrre-p r, 1 fKnnngmlt/ 1 ten bole era drill, 1 priighn r«ke 1 revoiviin rak., is ting x-s, 1 .reasiog plu», 3 stu^b" j^owij3jj*MJb?JJjrj|401fs,Xtl4^SK«v^ and 2 3 abbj'ehiTeTp.oWi, 1 log chiln, 1 rolln, 1 Harrow, 1 sle-*, 2 uay lacks, sing 0 and donbl-t-e-«, 1 cruse cut sa*-, 1 grind »:ton\ potaV ho»*«, boes- lo-kr, shnvels 4n6"s"ac«s of b*y, 36 busbfl* *d potat"* s, 1 ccok s-nve a'r^dl'va'l stuve, 2 •l«o"-r''s, 1 wardi- ta, 2 beds, atd olhei tbiam totinmarocs tomehtion. J.a or satt—* It sdm» nnder five dollar cam in baud il! annuo Ave dollars line month-, credit,ritb cent interest, thepurctjs*«r giving note with approved scnrltv. w3w .''"-i™"^.'- GEOBGE F. KING.

INSURAMCE^

LIFE

P»ge Mrs Phemister Lenora Perry Mrs Belle Priueraoie JMisaF rhlll'psMor ha Price Mrs Margaret7* Reed Mrs Jane Richar, sou iss Anna, Robertson Miss ancy ltowa- Mrs Rebecca Byan Mrs Ca'heiine

Corby JKts hactel Lrowu Mrs Llda '^3 iiiur.sy Mis aauni» «...- Canimii'gs Mrs ,-.- B.ver'n Mrs A E DanniclS Mies Sarah nglerittissLeuora Bar ia ilib' 1 au a.^^^ Di-pcrv Miss A ™-3*r' De»!y J'isa Kate Di:dersou Mrs Mary Bonglass Miaa Jennie Eakeg diiis Mary \z~,r. Eagles Miss iip. ,-- _. ,- iuvpgor ^Irs 1 hrjstena 6u»itn Mrs John Fill on Miss Maria Smith Mrs Graves Mias Lottie Crlov?r urs Emily Harrison Mlis Mollio Harrison Mrs Jamima fledge Mrs -Emily tiedg 8 Jii3 Minerva Hope ifiss Beile --__ Jacobs iliasLouisa "Joues Jliss Maggie dy Mrs sarah 'Kimble Emint USing .His iiollleE

taLCtonUrs W' I

Elevens Mrs Anna FUei Sirs Anni 4 ,.£ i- «*tS

INSDEiN0E,GO,v

tTnited States of^itierlea

CffiBTSKED by SPBCHLACTcf CO^BSSS

CASH 0APITAI3....91,009.060- .„*..• Fain .'i ••-n43-:,-

First Rational Bank Building, "TPHILACELPHIA.

Where the "general butin.ss of .th« Companjlr trausactsd, and io which alfgehsrai'correspondeno» should be addressed.

Smith Miss Laura A .a -s Swope Mrs SI" %vi Scot' MrsSrisan BuUdeth ilrs Emily 3Surrell Mrs Lizzie s'ria Taylor Mrs Archibald Taggert Mrs'sarab TeaLy Mrs Jennie2~ Turner Miss Alic° Vanduzer lss Julia Watson Mrs ME Weaver Misa Phebe Tagen lira Elizabeth^

OVFICEJU: .%-••'tea-

.0i.AB.aH0B H. OLABK, President^ nmttq JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Execn. Committee. BtratT D. OOOKI, Vice-President. -*'**''r SU.sSSOJri.PMr, h«reUr*a&d^ttry^

a HIM ".i. !.'•'?oijf

This Corapany offers the fellowlag a4vajtta-. ges: ^__J It is a Natloaal Coapsay, ckartuN by..ife* clal act of Coatrtss, 1868.

It baaa pdld-np caaftal aft609,000. toll offers low rates of •resklBJa. It faraUaes larger laaurance tfeon e}hc« companies for the vuae Mosey. it is drflaate ud certain in Iti termV.

It Isa tone sampany- every loeaUry.-68 its policies an rxempt tahi aitwnatctit..-.'-There Is no aaneceasary rasirlcUoBs \$ jhe policies, .".,..'._ ...

Frery policy Is non-forfeltablc. Policies nay betaken whfcn'psy to the lasnred their full amoait, au4 rctnra all Ut premlunu, wibattaeiakHraBcecOitu only tht atere-t on the annual payments,

0 S

Morrison

MorrisPo'er ,t Morg.n McKey W A 4 McLin Homer I attou Ptr Soil Puck- tt Pai cell Jesse Ilea*" .-ol' Reag Milton rrarn Reea Win

Pr U«m may be taken that will paytotne in aurt4, after aeeruii nsnfeer of yean, daring life, an MJMI income ofone-tenth the amount named In thepolicy.

No extra rate is charged for risks ppsn the lives orientale*. It Insures, not to pay dividends to policy holders, bnt at soreWTSTOsTTBirdlfITends will be Impossible.

Xlrcuiars, Psmpaleis and full particulars given on application io (he Braaek vnlce ofthe Company,'or to ... .-,

MARY R03S, A-imini traUlx

«pl7*3w of Ambry Klnne£Slee.':

OOTTHE KEKPEB,—rlapd«ome Case, 7 OlasiiOryaal^Stael arm SbtUl WafckH, WhltV uauiele-lDial, watch sise, warranted, io detio.a oo rest tim- a-d ke-p in good orft-r 0V»TB»TS Agen-s ate m,»kln^J)Cpn |jir .flmath.-Ml.lng ih .nJerfn'iu emioi. Sjnd.Sl 00 furaijitkeeutt. jr write br terms. r':"7..- .£• ?x*V 0 S A N I O CO.,,.-r apwit *»?t 1 8-State «'t.v Chicago, III.'

sq'otia ,89alg39 •ioBtiea'T .beotilai es

ittn isi&aiultcatruu w«Bi)iAii a'rT«3rTtoa, Jv-.I A»»S,H0V..» JUSCUICRIP,.-,11., 1.4 BSi-3.r ALtowtD »o oo»n»cr, •a-id-tsi'I lrriutsibm e*TttaeLfJsiKa prrutan-ul Tliront sffecr o.TSQta: .. itan, *r suS'' IncnraMC .«i»lMk«oi*"

8 6 9

4iO Sap X"'"/"^^""•»^«ifc .*-* ti» amsaa finwi'i Br«BtiiaI Trwlies, »Ed •Mkic itTtrrgaellrestlntaeeseto iliw p»rt»Kgive immi 8\late reli.-f. ...r For BronctaitIS, A^tlitiia. CMUSMII.COII.. tamptiveaa*) inirtmt DlaostawB, TBOOKSS aaa osao wiia^aiwass JSoaBTsoosias.. fel^GMRS AlfB FV3LIC »PIAKsl.g will Hart Troctes antaltii oearlrg tt» voioa wkM taken befoie -ingin oi. Speaking, asal relieving tbe Throat alter an unn»nal ekfrtlbn Of tbe rjxil org*us... Iha Trocssi-are .ne ••saded aou prescribed by I hyslclaus, aod have had ttstlmarials from emiuout man turoagtiout toe country! Being an article of true melt, and bavins prev.0. tb ireffio*oy by- a test of mVn* yeBrs, »»cb year flhis-th'. in new localitiee la tacit.a« poito ol the" world and the 2oc*s» are unlve. oaliy pronounced better than other artlclea.

OBTAIN only "Baowa'a BaoiaaRiAi. Taocrans," aad do-not take any ot the trorrttws »m«tofton# that may be. offend -. WJWO Jl5ca «0t.B 5VSBIWBIBI. ., ^.

Jicos sore. _oto, o. err

NATIONAL HOUSE,

COB. SizTB ADD MAIM STB'X«T,

E BLATTTJEa KSHP,-

JACOB Bua awa.,..!.-.-—riopann«ML This Bocse has been thoroughly refurJ»»Sh«J ioy2SiJwls' -'..''

A IF I O S

AT 170, 178, 174 and 178 Greenwich afreet,' Ode door north of Oorttandt, and one block W*if ofiroadwayi -. -•_•

Tbe undersigned t»«e, pleasnre In announelng toh nurueruus frieu-ts and patrons that fWiu, tbls date, the ohar»e of thePiOUc will b«S2,M per day

Being sole Proprietor of this Ronse, and there fore, frx-e from tbe oo common'exaction of sr ooidinate rent, he Is folly aba tumeet the downward uuaency ot price* without any failing ot service.

It will now, as Heretofore, be hls-aim to" m»lntaln nnoimlnlshad the favorable rtputallvn tbe Pacilic, wi ioh has enl«yfd far many-years .-obe or tbe best traveler.'hotels

The table w«l be bborrti'ally supplied wlrr. 4V»ry delicacy of the sessva. Tbe attendance *IIl be found efficjent and obliging

Tbe lucatiib'wl'-Ib' fJuod canvenlant. fpr then, whose bnsioess calls th in tbe lower part toe ity, and ot ready.artasi -tfr-att-rftaUroad and JUambuat Liiiei?"'

ATTORN

trys.

xVIEFiEDITH&D

I ain»:

aNTOTABTT I»XJ

Ornca-rOn Ohio fltreut, cat-*«m .Third am. Vonrth 8tnet8.- .','" ooHWa'wSni mmm^mmmtm^mtt^tmim^mmmim^mi.

M. SAlra. *. ». TBABtt.

A A E A E

H0C8E A5» 3i*UI FAiKTBBa AJfD UUUEBV aih 4th Street, oppoelt*Central BngineHonrf,

All work entrusted to us, doae promptly, aad at reasonable rates. fibiUm

A*«f Gt "IST0IANA, VIGO

0'JUHrT«»3i-=Pimjp-6hfd«. v». Jehu Bracken—Attacbir«tt% -p,ot-«e«iiig btfore L. B. Df'ehie, J. P. ol iowiirlip I ii 5 PW'P.SJS ss. plaintiff, has taken

•**'a',»t*t

o^Attatfcmetff.a.taioaltLe. *«otU „,

c' a'tle*, ighw, reMts aid .ffwta of said John ancVu anlah.rjas a retu has b-»n n-aVern h- nit irmawith i^&WMWS&tjH •ldJabn -ctsn is •Berrtr*- not SH4vf-ttlk aVt#riiry o- s.W |Tro««.e. ng, nii thai ih a 1 ta T»B been cent rued fnr learlrg^g^ ^1 Tfiln,im nf ^n"! Iff8 9 •.'clock la tli* J-r.pom, at niy .(bee ia sail »«»1.niprWt«ia*f*t*j e»B,* aUlbebvarJ ana d-torn in d.

Giveb a ier a hsnd aod «MI ihU I* Car Star b, IvA,

UajAJTi^OffciNiWANA, «JGO W CoDSri.«8-KJfriO.VkU.a-nT.Ah«..bt,ioietgll•«cjpretAtt»t-htr«os

h*m Tnul Osn-»4 i-9 B»-4a

ttf^heras fill- Wnttj,

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«*l CO.,-

CINCtXNATl,QBIO,.r

General Agents for Ohio and Central'and Souib ern Indl»n»3»* •'—. d• It

26dwly

Scboonover John

?t no t-Mih awoap^ck^^^-™.^-Trnn 'Ih mpsoaW 681n«' Dlrich Isaac Viriaut tub -fljaaaag! Vel rev Chaa aldcn Waishall Wa den 1' _w Ward David" Jr.: -Wand S "IVO Walter JH,

Ageat for Terte Bante, Ind.

XX -«»aa.— ««•.* «"f-?(3 JJotico is hereby given that I will, at tha Anyil Term the Vlto Court of Oomnion Pleas, lt89,-I tnakemr final report and. aski-ald,Court:toduJ charge ms as tbo ArUaioiatraTrft "of Amory Kin ney, deceased. ,..•- -.: ?^ji g'

plalntff^ has

awarfrnent atu-t

*o d«ai.d c^a:.tlwt,|l|bM «?«dl.i aud e.T»ct «fsc Sil At.r.ha Uoons and wot-rea a IB un. a« &.enmtde ea the naauutltiiml feer-.itb .f S»*,A*Ll»'tj^-e!,.a

bain-ica, th» sifd

sWfalKavC .«oi 1* hsriby oot'ltli. ibe ehd«n11 said proretdltK, a^d ih»t tbastua has bun coatlcuM 10 ha-rlng on lai 17 day April iv^9.«: 9 ire lies, me forenoon ur *K.& day at :to,oa»o»arai* Tftwi^bip. WL«B «ai4: c-a» l\ b. heard ant de^rjBi

Given n«der mf head aod seal th Z4th day c? March, 1869

QTATE OF -HJOTA-HAr-VJeOOOCNfr, SS: J.Coaia}OB Pleas Ocnrt, Aognst Term, UGj. Xciorca- Heeuan) rll! 0«nplalat-la At aohmaat. Josop MeareJ

On ti.lsday to-a-lt: the 17'h da

«ateral«asroftBe 8t*U o? Indiana Ketlce Is therefore hereby given to the fad Da fendaat p\ tbe fling and p-ndoncy of tui. i,roceeding, and Ifaat the same *i:i he heard ai.d dotttpi&ed.ar ihe, a6xt Tarmotonr said Court, eommeucmg" on the third Monday ct' A"u ust a«tAvDfclSta.

Attest: MARTIN HOLLI^OER Mat24w3w-Prf$6,0U Work,

Notice ifl hereby glTBUthAl-gsalarl fropoaals wjll be received at tb« Auditir's Office uutil the BarofiAij[.ii,lUj9, tor luruUhiug meaioine. £?Slnl£P$ .'"-rK'cel 'attendance on ih-pcorof •troriottBtn lolP««Bey-^r from the l«t Mey,

r«.yj. b» »««*t«l from each Oistrilji

•epar it The Firetf Dlsvilut Ir^ludeT ell th&t p.rt y^icoantri-wbidi llaa-n-wth of t) a ten or of-Twwnsh-pNo. 11, h^rth, on the cast aiiie ot tb's WaUaattH rtr..

The'e»Ld District Is all that, p-rt of si'.ii -otraty'wIJdh'lMS eoutb of the cei tsr of Township No 11 north and east ofhaWabajth r:vor.

Iha _TEira DTsTrlcTTs airtEat"fTi o: Viguccouty, wWch-Ues Wfstof tt.e Waia-.h river. Thejloard rte^ryta the rlgbt to reject all bic.s.

Hy order bf the-Board of Oomm'srion r* cl Tlgocouaty. WB, PsDOO' K,

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AnOld firm a S*w FoantlstMau.

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and Fancy Goods, Watches, J^w Iry, Ul.sswae, Sljvtr\v.rt. tottous, «»i ^, AriTjgirJB and Knitting Mschn.es, Leatbur Uoois, AC.

Send r_Circnl«rs, and we will aaoul yon with tbe quaBtl.y-au3 0,uaTiTy Tfgocda at wl 1 Mllfer OH1C 'LtrtLAfr. AgeDta wau.,d. Ad-d.-e.s DAVE-VPUJUT O 71 4 714 ute'rSt.j Ko-t-^u, il.»«." 24»

tar, tiacnMotrvmoiuau cut «o—«»t.ti uifta to the Miiiauitt of #250.aOu.— sisreiy ttieacot Arawsa S'rtse..

S Cash Oltts io 20 iQ

Each 810,000 6,000 1.-.10 .. 60-1

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"—O.-" .*.,.,4..W,Mk^^M A OfityO 60 IHegact Boa,wou5 Piatro '...Bh JSOUo S760 T5 -.:gis-T. JsteWoeobs 75 to 160 §S7l"*atsolun*a.T.M.^.

IU tu 175

606 PlSe Gold Watohe»'.V..-..'ir.:... 75 30O 1 Cash SiiaeSfSdv-rWire,*c a

VAsUIXKU. A SJUOOuCiaOO AXWo»c« (o QraiQ /but o/ tht ubott p-ita fj »Jc. "lerets oesrrlb 6g -Pf-res are Biai.ro in fibv" lcB«ifead Uisrou^bly m^aj, a reciip. ol ii ceats, S-ale:f Ticket is (lr*wn »it..-u: choi u'. aavfsanr.by malf to *uy addrtos. 1hePiia. n^med.'^ up,n It vlll bp i'vu.e! to tbt. Ick h-i:der -u pVyment VFOHB DrntaB Prfs«s-«re:lBUBriliate-ly i«nt to dsy address by cap eta or ctu.n tuail.

VUB wllt-staww-wkai yem-Prtte-H btfore fOrar.atut+'i't'theV.'mef.v»lB^-"»iO-

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J»r,p.»rtLM»a d^Brjn.:col«ir d-»4ny. ,Bar*Htccii.—v^o f»ioi «hL. fo ILWI fn.m uavj"*ni have lately drawn Vain bl Prif^b kUdupcrmi tei. vtu, .LO^IIFO t. toi .-. Wii-

MS, Baiisio. $^,ouu."nsT/rt.af(.a.,or.H., n.i». g), P'aiiC, 8J b'i D. Moor», ui ri e, fi,uo Miss Brpttia ^ly,lw,

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Seadur ^IrcuWr. Literal la emeats to .tgenn. Batlsfio'lou eta* utaea. r.vrty pack. 4ge of s«»l»d kuveflpfs tOBt.ln on* Case arrr.

'ix Tckets a a a aUaJtli-lW i«

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ad'jftfw »i*0B THS ODBS OF 'ft, a hi ,,'J

SfiXtfAIt DEBILITY. It?6 to-in. BOXB S oftbe Spcctllc riiil

Will PfotfjKllr aad Permaneatly enra-aay Oaseo SPKBMATHOBBHBA. 8CMINAI. WEAKSPB. I INVOICN.AKI MSBTir or USUI' 108SES, uowever OrlsyraiiyeBirgnT Of HBtfUvWAggravatsatln.Oharaetar while tbev will spwoi.j cor rect tfi'-ie t'srrTule uioibld condulona WDIQU sprite fronrtherprimary diaease, or from secret vio*.

THE 8PEOLTI0 PILL Ueqoally app ioabU to the treatmentbfefsrykind of Oenital or TJ loury Irritation, In capacity or Xmdotenay Dlabetls, Lime, ,or "Brick Dust" in the OBIMI Hilky Dlidbarges InflaramatioBor weakness of the IvidnoM,Ac... Jlerxymeu,.La«yar«, Students ipd" all-whole BkAt* and KIHVOVS STSTIK are jvef-wortod, are pecoUarly aubjec: to weakaease* of the QIHITB-OB jAss. Theso should not fall to

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Winchester^ Sycclgc PHI

^ODteilfceBO Maioary, Iron or any Injurioos ingredlant, Out i» purely .v g(btabi», ,»n,d has bevc •flitetfjiwy ustdfur moYa thaiF TBIBTT TtatS— •i»ed accr.llng to dir ct.oos it wiii p«edri).rt9tore ihe.viaiti rswias In all cases of im^altnc^ •yrIfitdp-Hi-v.

sW^A'^-a^f^BEATISE-tSg

Megthampfti .sdaaA'SjWo&aBbt PEXUAL DEBILITY,'*

BtCAtnis soul statrTotta SXUA DEBILITY,' Hi

oa mailed ftea'te all fOTererso' flther s«». P-rtte II per-box six boxes for 85, by mall.

X. WINCHESTER & COe, Sol«A..3Pro.pri ftturg, ,\t^t6-jJOajf 81 BEET, N. F.

Fpr.alaby ALL idril'aweowly 'Us

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Cor ala by ALL DltU&aisI3 in Ttrre Bauie.

SB BQWE gJJVtlNG MAi

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u« not Ntrtilre tbe Bkdenemfnt of Bwdetfta or rain—totj are nr.

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Tbsy.ai*oelebraftd f«r.d 1-jg tho b«tt work, 'i arli.g a uUJi. »L.alUr ue».'.a or tbe oa^« t, r«« an i.f other ma hi and by ha iutnd»(j-~ oii ^f the must •.Dff.nj.m iaf/-ji^-» is •dw «b.o to »upi.ly tne bvtt u.a hin.r^ ui r*"Wwda*otvC* ».'J ,-.. lh-jjJirp adJr/ted.tu nil klud of F»mliy 3w-uS,'-'aaV fo'li* rf*«f-8!-.m«i't»»-s, ..r«j.:iJ«iloxs, ^.i,uia6.Uut.» ol cliir.., Uw..

SKI&TS, 01,0A lib, MANILLAS, othftrg,*fia!B 5rT:t. 'B'.O-S,,auoeis oe tXsr--vhui^a* o,Hp?^

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B-n'Ure»d.hlUi^r. w.il »rf tm evvi.y s,#«^suf ,«ir BK,' tmfkng a -beiuti dl nd er wi. stituh, jk»ottjb.Mi »fOVso( be atCKit* SVIBML -W

VueNew Imp oved 1"-mi Aiachui i. ai'hoat .» i-i»aL ati't* c»'.»vt sV'.u pas i—a Ucmm.-r, ?•£.* B-ade, tia.Hei an U.i.ag-i th en-.-d r'AiaTy M.cu.ne f-e«rof cha £e.

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