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WEEKLY. EX PRES

F. M. HKREDlTii, Editor.

Wednesday Mon'iiiu:, Jajiuary ^0,

which are not political, but which are of such importance to the country that they

ouuuiu Muww»r[ narties is the verv important subject of a

parties, is tne ver\

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much facilitated by the relttya at bermuua "'and the' Azores arid there is, t-H6 addition til edvantago, that irtcffes of- injury 10 i-' any section of the line the loss would not b9 total, as must ho the case with the present English cable in the event of disaster.

The Portuguese Government has granted tho right"of way the British Government has granted, the passage to'and from Bermuda the United States Governtaent ^.alone remain? to conclude the official re, "cognition and authorization. The compa« ay which asks the right was formed before, the Atlantic ci*ble was laid down. It has made the pivj.er surveys and means bu9i cess. If O&ngress can only be induced to spend a fewVr omenta upon a matter of tbe inost vital interests to the coiftmerclal prosperity of th© country, tnere will be no difllculty, as thoro ought not to be, in ju tifying the* company, wliich is fully propared to ftssuiue tho risk and the expense of the experiment, frofn entering at' once upoti. its arduous uodeftakingi which, prosecuted with the utmost diligence, may roquir* a ^titter of socne two -yeard tocom'-,

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States, sr.d which snail elposed to the rtefcf which roual Jl^t|nl.tTan8nuWKtt^ of intelligence a tion wholly withia ^he control, yt a n&tUtsjr Which at any thfte%&^ecottfa*b#«H# to the interests o!! jutjr |iyp!6,. Jth\s Jwi*& one of thQ disadvaataB«s'd tho ocoan-t«» egtaph now laid between Js'oilbt /inijrrUai and heart's Content. The lice British at both ends, and whenever it may |]e*se its owners* to use it for our disadvantage, no opposition that wo ,cfeti"iuake wilUiave the least influence, this reasotvu is our duty to open our own roads for telegraphic communication, so that we may have the advantage Of a terminus iu-Jour own country. Araoxig the. yaiious new routes proposed, 6ome by way of Iceland, eotna by way of South America* and the West India Islands, it Will noVt^o to-shut our eyea*o the most direct an?Xmost'obvious route. From New York to I^sl^tU!1 Portugal is alinost as straight a line^as could be projected, but', it Would irivolve

the risks of- cable, which, any means in deep.uea, would be exceadinely difficult to repair, or even to discover the precise location ot the break.' It is a great risk to run- ft line ot -subma

A BL'MOR has 06e itt 'circulutior re.» oeniiy that a iauicai ^igau' is about being" started iu. rst, .LouiSi s^This report gave the Democrat mato^ial' for an article ou thw ''organ1' subject, which contains much chat i* tiue. It says ttport "gow so far as to .state mat Hon. -Charles A. Dana to start a paper here. .Air. Dana tt»ed a little experiment of" that nuture lu Chicago. It auy capitalists oi tnis region have a desire to know how n« -ucceided they oan probably learn something of the financial status ot thS Chicago jRtpublican when tney leu it, and if they are thon di?posed tv invest say two hundred thousand dollars in obtaining new pfoof -tnat Mr. ,Iano docs uwt know how) to manage a -pape^ ut thu SVtsi, Wti J.i ^e tsey will Irngit withuut leiaj.' "ilr. 'Dfioi'3 vsperimerit is a good illu-i tration oX,Vhe "i/igan l'*iiy tnat .i'a-iuu-a'ly^^ei«es* men. ihe parties, »-ho' gave Mr.' Daria $7,500 per ye&r' i'6r bis.' prt.enco in the Jupublican r^ce,' and in sis months gav« tiim S10.00U to gtt out oi wera supposed to t9 among the sLrc\ aest business men. titid poiitioians ia lut--no s, Yot tbeir bijiraUr wnh" iir. Diuta w&s not by any iae«os the greatest they made tn their effort to establish an "otgan.,r~ fiow, feanv!'"t'un iroi thousand Jollara they ..dunk iy .ihf businvs-.' TnutP-tty knows, save Runn, tli.. hanker, and he wont tell. He is said to te hmg-heade I, wise *and reibnrkably shrewd, but ihe sight of a newspaper makes tine sick at the stomach, as he thinks of the "proili and ioss' acboVmt upon his pon-U-r^ua ledgers at Springfield. The urgan i» not establisned yet. It gri*id? out a most metancholv tiinw, and no one certainly know-t who furniih^stheoil tha*, groasej its rusty machinery." ..

The Detroit p*at was started as &r> prgan, but report says that it already Cr«afts and groans most dolefjil'J. tryiti^ to'make' music UDdvt a nfty^.thousand dollar mortgage. It is a fine ui to huve an organ and an ori ai*grin jer to, itWptess the worid with the •'graat&essj.rf the men who own both." But as tlw Democrat jays: "The organ sprout* rapidly, yet never ma tures. The people prefer newspapers!^ Contrivance* for grinding out the pat tuoeof this or that individual or ^clique are sure to come to grief "tf.

The Democrat invites tne projectors of

P*1"*!^ ^he &ew organ to commence as follows: Allen's anS*^ sotted to that plal&es^

If anybody wants to compote with us in the publication of au enterprising inde}%oacu| utd^pHrter, S^slam wcletfTtte fh'e i?Ynlis|us ft sfcfcyilaa ft) gj^ter effort^?— J^P^^^^.want|^^rgai^»BC'|s £^Iiingito|lay £p| &e|fili^fitly q^jpenSiyo lfaxuryysw^cn*tjEe«i| Jtp^JO t&figd. jBto win cot intePfere to any peraeptible extent with that influence which legitimate|y be-

tably short-lived, will afford us'all a little amusement. As for newspapers, they are

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telegraph in unbroken snbmergtpent,. to Europe. If there cap: beopqaia stations- .« gained, even at the cost of some divergence assume the duties of the ofiiCti, heraaftef. it will be to the advantage of the ^erm^- vy^ #ire 'very near an interregnum in nence of the "Ap&fiM 'isAd thafcalamiiy might have ronder its working more certain, W'«W?y ...

it to sUch islands as- caii/b& found not too

far from the direct line of route. fcrfOgraphy will furnish those stations in a line to Lisbon, "ThestUlvexed Bermoothea, ot Shakspeare, the Bermuda of modern geographers, rises proudlyfrora thet,Atlantic at such a distance froni our coaat. that, ah though somewhat South of the direct lino to Portugal, it will bo of the utmost itr« portance to the maintenance of ft pfitnianent communication. Further on', ibore east 'by north 01 tne if and of Bormuda, and in the approach to Portugal, tire the Azore?, which group ot ^'islands arp frequently touched at by paw months- aga in Congress, but ,n has

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igators. From the latter to Liabop ia a straight cuui»«, und no obstacles exisst.. The difficulties with telegraphing by lgep sea cables have been 60 «r«at that it is an important thing to assist the P°w^ commubicatioh "through them by land re»

lay», if they "can ^Tje found anywhere rne^r the contempl&t«ki 'route Here/therfe, aye "aland stationsj and fromtbemj^ .wiiLh^ inforcement of electricity the aujtle fiuid takes a hew departures- When there, aj-e "'two depots-of electricity,'"M-thereiar-e an

the cage Of the proj«eJefl line, wmch is

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proposed-to GongSrisefl by the Ameri^can Atlantic Gable Telegraph Company v. of New York- th« result must, be thirt meisages can be si'nt much quicker ttian "*bv a long subtriarine cable like_.fthRt sub*iaereed Vetv?een NewfoundlaDu. ''.'Ireland. Tho trouble with the lattvr is that it talks slowly. In ®rdor to ^prevent "its being burnt out by charges of electricity, which on the land would scarcely.pro^'ducfe a spard in a telegraph office, it is '4"aecwfary that the amount used shall be •pi small, which renders the operation .of the line, of ne:ceisity, slow, and -tho •signals •"very delicate, and riot always legible. The "*HWorking of the Amen est nf«.ble •.will ..?w

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wh»n «li that has ?beaard6ne, the work of JU'e juto a npwapaper enterprise yet begun,. Ali"the.mioe3 of CaU ITU ')6IH

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happetie 1,' if the full'riValice of the a»sas- disposed

Vv'hich w^obly averted by' singular good t'ortun^il is'

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duty w_ institute such.

'hi^sUres of precaution' A3 will' prevent any iticli troubles hereafter," unlesi under. Suc-L cfrcuniiitarices as, according.' to all 'presumption"!,*'•^ caft iriever: 'happ6ff.% A movement' to that effect was made some

lingered in cornmittco until the present ftme. Qr.' Wednesday* la-t the Judiciary Committee reported a bill to'do cla^e wli^tptficors suall act -as President of. the United States,iq cast^of.viicancies jn the office bf'Prelident and Vice President. It proposejto recognize the provisions of the act.of• 1592, .which declares that, in casauf the removal or death, or inability of the officers., nuiiied in the ^(Jonstituiion, tbe Spaakcr^/ro tempore of th'e iSenute shall .Bfesume vheTlu'tfeS' 6f •President. If therd ,be.no ripeflkflr^ then the Speaker? of tho House,y ^.1' &o,. speaker oi the House,vnpp'rrino'Chief Justice of tiife" Supreme' Courtrand if there' ba no Chlfcf Justice, thfen the-A3socikto^Justices in ordor of cuuimigbio.iu In such Case, in ordpr •ito prevent the. nc,cessit3* of the acting siderit holding the office until the expira* tion of the four years' term of the lateihciimbent, it is provided thai the Senate and Houi^rmay authorizo a declaratiou, that tbe office,of president and Vice Prn» sident are vacant," niid' requiring elections to be liold within tlliny-four days previous to the T'iesday after the lirst Wednesday in Det'embor. it is also tho duly oi the PrssideLt ttius, designated by tliM bill, to call 'figreis together immediately after his assuming tho duties of the otEco, if those bodies are not in session. This pian or some other one upon the same principle, is absolutely necessary, ordl-r tw secure the country against the danger which might ensue from the sudden loss of the President and Vice President, and the want of officers designated tc .-.uceeed thein in the act of 1792. It is hoped tbat it will meet with careful "consideration, because it is one of those meastiros which may teut vital iinportaoee to the Republic.

Southern Destitution.

The following "Appeal has tieun published by the Louisville .Executive Comnnitee of the "SoulhweHer,^Relief Coiauiis3ion for the aid of. the Destitute in the Southern plaits." It i3 a touching recital of tbe sufferings of the people of teat once prosperous section of our countty, and will arrest •the notice of the buttevo.Jent everywhere. Thqugh these sutfering? have heen brought upon itituirei ve.« by the mdJnesi «»nd lolly of their leaders, that L'ofjSiJoratiou alone shriuld not c'ose the hearts tf the people vf IrT.liasa ag&inst the reliyf which they svek.— They still our lellow-ciiizeos, with whprn .we and our children, and, they and .their .children, are destined 10 Jive..under the protection ot a Union, never, we hope, to ta troiien. As citizens of Indiana—H pare ot'.vh.o g.re.tt. Mississippi Valley—our trade and commerce must ever reainifi largely with the South and while we desire to cultivate with them the kindest relations of' political, social and comruercial intercourse, we only ask that they shall hoieatter ofceive thu claims which tho iaws tuve upon all sections of our fce-lov-d .i,ni'y. Amongst tbe officers and ^icytitiv^c. mmitt'ec we notice the n1»rues of William Garvin and Jame? Trahtie, two gentlemen well and imu.-ubiy known to the ciiizftns of T'erre Hu-itc. Mr. Tr«hue Whs a resideni merohaut here for «i«ny year-, an'5 gentleman highly re spected. ^ny contributions which it may be the pleasure ot' the viti2ens to make for the relief of the_sutiV ring people of the Soutii, oan he sent James Trabdfe, £.-tj, Louiivilie, Koiducky, und it will ba handed .over by,him to the Executive Committee of ,which ho is a member.

The .foliovring

tbe ''Appeal,'' which

\yo publish at the request of the Commit* tee. It is one which commends itself to the benevolence of our citizens:

The very deplorable condition of many of our own people in the Southern States at the present time is a matter of grave Consideration. The many appeals for charity'.uit around us, and the calls irem abroad for help, have attracted our attention and secured our aid.' But we desire you uoft to too much disregard a call that is at our very doors, and, we believe, in fugny respects, more urgent than any laid before oujf people. A people once blessed with'ail tbe comforts of liie, are now suffering for the very necossanes to sustain .life. The devastations of the late war, and a tkilure of tho late crops have rendered ivonilesd maby families tn supply themsWv^e With necessary food and clothing. The head* of familie# being unable, from the prostration consequent upon tbe war and the deficient harvest, stand powerless to either sustain themselves, sucecr their wives or children of their household. Old age staxidf helpless, and the orphan and widow with them, join in the cry of "giro us bread," 1

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fftit"tiie-NewY6rk iieroWetartedwith two hundred, doliariand a ^Scotchman's brain, a dingy ?ella^ «If any of our "country cousipi,"" who think It r?ctuld be such a fine thing to have a ''great', reliable radical orgah" i3t" Louis, will just cdme Lip here and make ibe experuueiit, they wilt go hom»i§ d^e .wiser, if nov hap. icountiee of Hoary, Spencer, Caldwell, pier irion. Trimble and Greeo, and inaay other V" jcouniios arc now moving in tho same di•M'^'W'EMiNT^as been mad4 in '^bi" wstion.- Let the people of every county, tf^UuU* HouiS KepreSontativeif «.d wwnship stir up the citizens in their vicinity to the importance of this which, out,of due i-onbideraUon of the in- 1 goodly work. Let societies and organizathreats of th'o country, ought tohaye bceu tions be formed" having in view the aid agreed upon ,ume n.untbs ago. The lad- and strengthening of this commission.

sas&hiutiyu ut the President of the Uditud State#, irV April",'1865, the suppused plot ut ^he sa'iue time.'ttgiiinst the Vice Pr^sidttnt acid President pro iem. of the Senate, added to tlio iuct that at th« time there was fi'o Speaker of the House, the term of the old House nal'mg expired by Constitutional limitation^ and the new'one was not'yet organized, proved tie necessity which viIsted Of making some further provision1 to designate what officer should'' exercise the pdwers PriiaidanCo tBo United State.4, 'in 'cusb of a failure of/eligible officers t&

THE RTOORD,

-Tho common comforts and conveniences of life are not asked for, but only J&at which' lifeilsdfrequires, ac^d God of his goodness vouchsafes to main evcryWhere, yiz: bread and raiment* Iustancea of destitution and suffering could be cited that would excite tho sympathy of the most heartless. But"wo can only say, in the language of the Governor of-Alabama ijgpig/letter to this commission, "that the '(restitution -extenri 3 -n 1V over ibe entire

States, and is truly appalling and increas-

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should receive the support of meo of all not^ "established,"^ they grow. It is easy! Fully alivo to tho necessities of prompt and energetic

actkft,(a

commission lias

been formed, having s^lnlv in view the •Lcara-and sustenance so far as.liau ia thair 1' power of''the* "Destitulo South." This commission is now fully and permanently organized, and is composed of the very 'best aod most substantial of our citizen*, .competent in vr arv •ospect to accom'plish ,niuCli work, and that too in «n effective 'and satisfactory manner.

This commission has already received 'from the cVtizfos of Louisville donations of money larger than ever before given for any charitable purpose. Auxiliary societies} which act tributary and in conjunct ition vith this, haye been, formed in the

Arrangements have been effected with

all the raiiroada and packets plying to and irom the city to bring forward here and Carry to the South all supplies free. Contributions of cdiTi, cured meats, clothes, and moneys are particularized. Gunny bags will be forwarded to individuals and organizations who desire to send corn.

Any information or assistance rendered on application. Let a prosperous people respi^d to the cry for help, and the blesbing of God will rest upon those who find iu their hearts £0 feed the hungry and clothe the poor. -'Be merciful after thy pownr if thou hast, much, give pjenteously, if thou hast little,' do' thy diligence gladly to give of that littla, for so gatherust thou thyself a good rewhrd in the day of necessity."

This appeal is not made only to tbu citizens of Kentucky but to the charitably 'in our' sister 3iate3 of Indiana,

irii who struck down Prudent Lincoln Illinois, Ohio, und ail other citizens who «ouicr h'ave been carried out. HavinV «8-i

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'eel interested in this chanty.

SAM'L

MILLSR,

Genl, Ag't, and Cor.

Sec!y. ,LorrrsvitLK, Kr., Jan. 1867.

A" TENNESSEE MART YE 11

THe Murder of Senator Case.

His dad and Touctiiug History.

A LESSON AND A WAHKIKG.

'Special r:e»'{*'viir»i'.ct 'i tUa iacionatl OiiZattc. NisftvilLE, Tbn'n,January 22.

solemn sceno was enacted to-day in the Senate of Ten nessee. J, "i'ou Lavt already bad a brief account by telegr/ipii. of the ,atrjCious murder of Senator Almon Case, ut the hands of a reh^l guerrilla rtumed Prafrk jburns I'btreare oucumstanccb connected with this affair which makes a 0110 ol the »adfdest episoUea in the history of the great rebellion—a. rebellion winch, although temporarily suppressed by force of arms, again raised its hideous bead and is as malignant. and murderous to-day as at any tune between the firing upon Fort Sumter and the surrender of Loe. I illE man.

I am told that Senator Case was a iiutiveoi Ohio, although be removed to'Tennessee at an early dny, became a citizen tbia State long before? tbu war, built up a home witbin her borders, and saw an interesting family springing up around him. All Lis interests became thoroughly identified with thosaof Tenneasee, but he never forgot the traditions of loyalty and freedom which ho learned at. an early day in his nativo State and luckily he found no small number of man "to tho manor born," who were loyal a* himself, and who lent and received from him moral unel fubstan-t!-»l support.

Consequently when treasun begtui to raise its head in 'i'aiinessee, it met witik no more detormined. opponents that Mr. Case ana.several of his neighbors. Ajs is well known,-however, the greater portloii 01'tho people of Weet Tennessee, demornU lzed and vitiated by the institution of slavery, went heartily into tbu rebellion, and sustained tho conspiracy agamst tbeff country wah a malignancy which equaled in intensity the seal of patriots in its detense. Senator Cascj and others were com-'

•la tne vreitern part fit iiemucky. iJut as eioon ks ttie success of thy loyal armies enatii-d him to return home! and the rebel forces had been expeiisd from the greater part ot rennessee, M-i. 'Case perceived the necessity of taking such measures as would prevent tho State from falling hack into the hahdS'ot the rebels as soon t« the UiJitta iitat«» troops were removed, and tegan to agitate in his own quiet and earnest way lcr a reorganization of the State government on a loyal basis. Perhaps ne OM as much a* auy other ta' uie taahuil lew who held lLst to their integrity in his portion oi the .State, to arouse tbe loyalists to action upon this vital subject, tie himself was a member of tho Constitutional Convention wmch as-.ecubied ih ebruary oi 1865, and attracted attention at mat time by his modest devotion to principle, ar,d by his unyielding, though unat'Siimifjg patriotism, ."iuhstiquentiy he was chosen a member of tUe upper branch oi ttse Tennessee Legislature, acquiring lrom the ilrst the Jove ol tuose with whoin he Wui aasuciated politically, and winning even iioin the o{ip/iiie parly rripect ac.t eitcem.

FATK uF UIS KLDCST S-'N.

During tiie war, tbo pride and hopo of Mr. (Ja»e's buusehn.'u, his ebie^t son. Unlisted in the Union army, uwivel with his fathers hdelity and zc-ai and then was takea captive, tormented tit Libby Prison, and finally, iike thousitDds of others, starved t^uoatb at Andsrjonviile. Dreadful as was this blow to the Senator and his tamily, tliey looked U( ori as one of the natural results of the war consoled them* selves that the life of their child bad been offered up in a holy cause and endeavored, as well as they might, Co reconcile themselves to tbe calamity. i"'£ACE.

Peace had ostensibly returned. The] exiled family bad come home. His fellow citizens had called upon Mr. Case to assist in reorganizing tho distractedijtate. The rebellion wss apparently overthrown. The authority of tho United States was nominallT re-established in the revolted districts. The btroavc-4 lamHy was beginhing to recover lrom the cruel-wound infiicttd upo.i it by the ioj? of its first bom. But in an evii hour, (Aoto evilOo.d and the loyal people of the South only know,) the treachery of Andrew John, •eon revived she drc.opin'spirit of rebellion, ana placed a dagger or pistol in every ruffianV hand Then the peaee which Senator Case and his family had a right to espect'from tho triumph of, the Government, utterly failed Vhem. The ). hounds of treason began to bay everywhere upon the track of loyal men. Several of the Senator's neighbors were murdered under circumstances of Sendish atrocity. Mild and peaceable, and quiet a* he was. be con Id scarcely hope tbat bis deadly crime of loving his country would1

either be forgotten or forgiven. And councils of tho nation, and.her people d©* weeks ago, the impending j£0

stroke fell. a "••1 MJOirtER Ci&J5. It waSft Sabbath d^a TheSfanator and his family we^ returning fr^a cHurc-1^ whero ffiey h«d. bean„jiiOT"ui^.tip ^juobure and hum bio service to Almighty God. The second oldest son, a, young man of about seventeen years, was walking aomo paces ahead of the father, mother and some younger children. Suddenly the sharp cracks of a gun qr pietol -rung oat Upon the^^tillnesjs of the!Sabbath airfc With glodmy im-eboding hh neart.Sfn-^j ator Case hastened forward, found his £liild weltering in gore, and4iad teAfe to take tho prostrate form in his i^'ouL when the poor young victim gasped ilna died!

The murderer'? hand was now fairly in for the day. The tiger thirst for-blood was firouscd., Farris weijt #muyiiately to the house of Senator Case, who Uved np( far way. Arrived there he JtiqLnrbd of the Senators wife if he was at home -Sbe answored that he was at a neighbor's near by. Farris started for, the place designt* ed, met Case returning home, put on devilish smile as'he accosted bini, and even shook hands "frith his unsuspecting victim. The latter kindly invited him to go badk, partake of the hospitalities of his-hayseand remain all night. The fiend said ho wouid do so, turned and r3de' back with the guiltless Senator until near 'his home. Suddenly three men appearud o^ the rode, coming as it to meet tinra.-* This sRemedijto be the preconcerted sighal of deatli.' "Farris rSigned up his horse drew his pistol from his docket, placed thjB muzzlo alm6flt against the head of the Sen ator, and coolly blew out his bralns This horrid deed achieved, he haaiiiy rode off with the other men "through the woods

VFashlngton Iritrlligt'nce.

\VAMHINQTON, Jan. 29.—The Com-! mi.tt»?e on Hoconatruction will er^tec imxner •iiattily upon the pMpar.'ition j'l' proper bill for reorganizing the dtute-i in view, ot'i the rejectiori of tbuConetitutiinul-Amerid-in»nt tvnd repeal at the prj48»m -it:ssi..n.

The coriesponilanoe oeUv«od tl{ .iMscrw^

pelied to fly, acd take refuge under the tary 'of State and -Mr. -Uatloy, Aitnistw tiij. American flag whica was then displayed Viantn was dubmittea 10 the Sbn«te to .1,

Jay. 5eward wrota iV-v. .Sist. l.e bud n. lbfmaviou that Alatlyy

From that hour Senator Oaso fell that bis own fate was sealed. His Government, bad triumphed in war. The flag he loved had been borhe victoriously throughout tho South. Gurgallant soldiers had ccnquercd peace. But tho treachery of one man had made that peace more cruel than tbe direst war. That peace for Senator Case and his family, was tho very bitterness of death. Ho continued still to perform his part. He still professed devotion to his country. He swerved not one hair's breadth from the lino of duty. I3ut he feit that he tod must die.

THE FINAL BLOW.

A week ago lust Friday tvening the final blow came. Frank Farris, one of a band of guerrillas who infest Obion, and the neighboring counties, was in Troy, .the county seat of Obion'. Mr«M..H. Kinman, deputy Sheriff of tho county, audit Union man, left tho place to attend to official duties. Farris jumped on his horse, followed Jiinman, overtook him, accosted him, and rode back with him,to town. There had nover been any private difficulty between them, but Mr. K-insman's well-known loyalty was sufficient cause for enmity to the death 011 the part of Farris and just, as Kintnan reached town and was abont to descend from his horse, the rebel discharged a bull-' et into the right side- of his tiicol The wound wts doubtless mortal, although at last accounts poor Kinman wiv^tiu.alive, but in terrible agony.

THE LKSSOX. --'--''^4

Thus fell Almon Case, as much a martyr truth, justice, freedom ahd /American nationality,: a» the sainted -Lincoln him-( self., ile was cut off in yie .prime .nhtlj vigor of life. God. will thlce curw of him'.: H'

Hia wit® and sorrowing cllildrea TrtOitiraij for bun almost with hopo. God^^ will.mm-

Case,' and place in each- bloody hand a

dagger with which to atab the nation J^-jl

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gu« at the President's wliul,u conduct thf« be hud stiirt he despismi Ameriqap,, Democracy, and ioudly proclaimed .tbat nr. EAglirh geritlomaii Wi.i trifc r/n#Jci wl buuiuti ptrfeciiu/i, and it.at lie ha.t ,.s»id ttio Pri'gident had deserted hia.pledges and precepts in common with Mi. Seward, wfco?e o.nditi(.n was hopaiesaly degraded. Mr. Matlat's denial --r counrmation was I

Thu donate Pjnance Comrjiiiiue ha-. r.«.: jected the House gold bill. Th» President to.Jay riH'.irnod tn nlie Senate, with his ubjectioiji, tbo oil I for the adrnisi'ii'fi ul ^'ebraskai in big obj-.-etions he refi-n tc ^he fundamental condition precedent, that suffrage ?hall Ijb allowed without iiistinctiott of race or color. "1 his condition is mentioned ir» tte original enabling act, and Wft^ nut «*ontemplated at the time c.f in ni^i'.gy was not sought by tho people liii.'ii?#.*ives liki n.t. been applied to the inhfthitanis oi ftny Stata

oi/pneu .v

...nw.knui3, yi

Congress thus undertakes tt authorize and coinpei the Logislatute tu change a Constitution which it is declare^ in the preamble, has received the sanction of the people, aud which, ty this hiii, is accepted, ratified and con Sinned t»y tbe Congress of the natiuD.

The President proceeds to show that the first and third Sections ol' the b.ii exhibit yet further incongruity, "it",'' he says, "Congrew it satified that Nebraska at the present ttm%pos«es3ea sufficient population to entitle her t» full representation in the

suite government, good faith would that shifsl roller requ in^tho on" s.ateertcd her inhabitants have compliod.

ithout

The President in caropliance with a rssolution of the House, transmitted-to-day voluminous documents on the subject of fhfNax Or|ftMi3i-i^yhl fuly 1 i^cUadfeoMlHiai^fcgfc of^in^my, taken before a Military Board, convened

sistlng.of Generals-Mow^r, and Baldy,itogethe»-#itfa^hei^i|K««t»»l?i whiah they ebndemn thftc«nd».e|.)£ %ajj* .qr Monrcfe, aud:&y but xifp?fch$ declarfltiou |f martialsJawirby Geribra l: ^JtiW4j ^ml. tl» presence ot lroofb, bloffdsbed wowld hflVtf raged thrcmghthe night in all thb negro quart-fflto rm! the cityr ^apd thft live? andipitperty oi Uqjloni9t^i^o4

Northern-men (would."5hav« been? at tho morcy ©f th» inob ?Tha conaerfataotr: of peace Itamg for thb-time Ibeiinstlgatorsjof violence^ nothing would hWJ'o remained but an1 drdfTng for selfdefefftfe, ahda scene might' have ensued unpa'ralldled in tb^lns*. lory of the age?"1 iM bts

Rppreserttative Darliag ba3 presented! to the Honse a petition signed by 'over 1,500 vifet^rans, who ffiquestr that Congress pass such laws a4 will secure the payment of bounties to eoldierg who ha\fe been lk charged from service by reason of disabihfi ity other than Wound#, and to those' who have lost their discharge papeto^fcOth classrs of these men'being now deprived of bountv'utfder act'df July, 186® ...» h:.,

LtetitPtiarnt Ames after the Indians.

Fr. LAiu.MlK," Jan. 26.—Lieut. Ames^ with thirty soldiers from Sedgwick's com"mand, overtook the Indian^ on the 22d 'Ifist., and recaptured Code and Donald-„' son's cnttle on tofe Creek. Th"p Indians r- v.. ... .were going sou-h-west, nnd wore certainly 'Cheyenriea. Tho*Lieutenant and his com-' 'mend were badly frozen'. 1

Svhefliiig Eltcjlon.

*. ,6x'. Wheeling, VV. TA, Jan, 29.—At the municipal electio^.^ejtcirday the Democratic tickot,^with^ the exception of the Treasurer,'was elected by a decreased ma-

aobaod. ttfoi •'& fti'

,4Sg*One pimple is a fjlemmisn, two pimpltfi are a *eppirti'fit a'tio'three pimpica_ area di8gus{ ,bnt four^or more gim« plea "£re truly distressing to^'any one.-~ Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion ig the sovereign remedy for ,ai,l such afflict'

s.jj.: R..V

CHABMINO AS

THE

&tlent,on'P:Ptbe

per the wind to these shorn lambs i0i)t: It ia ai charming aa the newest novel. I thorn «ro those-who would restore to'j.o- turn over page after page, und know not litical power such as murdered

no^

HeaVerif preserve us .lrom siifk onme (irsf State. willShaye .copyv'-—Samuel. T. folly—crirnu on tho part ol" tbr,?« wb'o'j Bate* Deputv.*«Suprt ,Coti».»fiftbools of know tolly on the part of those wbo do

Penn.

TTXH SCEN'K IN TBE 8ENATB. C:T:

To ciuy tho Senate met at tbe uauul:| Lour. A tbick veil, of sadne=s seemed to shroud the countenance of each member.J*' Very little renveraatidh took place be-fi twoen thorn. Tho committee to dralt res-) olutions on tho death of Mr. Case was at! its melancholy work. Heavy crape bun^J' from tho capibor doora. Tho flag which the dead Senator loved so well covered hia vacant desk, draped .in deep mourning, Every one felt the.solemnity.of tbe hour for not ono of those faithful 'men knew whose turn would come next, and how soon another of their number might be called upon to lay down his life because be loved his .country.

KEWEST N oVEt.-,,The

new-edition of Webster's.Quarto Diction* avy ,ia a dioiurneiit of literary- labor whicU wi 111attract the attention of the over.

learned,. th® world

whan I

that the day is

distant, wnen.every eehtiol -inioar

D^Y GOODS

PLACARD ALE

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f'r

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XjA.rl£S.

4 ...

'no !S7((W •asv.'nS .1H&

W & O

S'RXOES R1DXJOED

i* tm* «*. „r*

iWitfked Hi Plain Flgtires!

Wo'DRtiS PATTEBXS-Drws tioods r.Hlh from 75 to 85 cents per yard, re--duoed to 50 cents per. yard ,'t .1,

requestwt. 1 lie replied at ^etne length. While it a. ha* never concealed his political ideas in favor of the reorganization ot ihe South by the Constitutional Arnendirjerit, the chitrgej Stade ugainst bim^are hs laiie a= tbey nre ohU*mptiblo. He cr.RcluilfcS hy resigning his mirSion to Viehna.

The Way-? and Aleatis Comuritte-e have added ile wing, Wrifi^inii and VVasbdng ^Lachin«« to the tree li?t i:t the tarid bill.

KLEOA^iT FKENCJEi POPLINS worth £2.00 jitr. yard, reduced to $1.50,

MOSCOW BEAVE)R and Cloaks in other mHteriel, reducea in price to the cost ijf the clotb

I it

HOIClil Sl'YL.fi Plaid Xong Shawls dinorent, from any thing in the market, lirocliH Long Shawls at reduced'prices

S I

Mink Furs

br-'Ught here, for sale with the •l/nlanotj fit our Stork of Furs,'at prices to it a 1

A E A E S O hr.ndenesi entirely l^ew Stole, at Seduced Prices.

i^.-JLACK CpLL4^E|^-and Setts, in Uu^ \alenci80e3, Point Gauze, and i'.ngiisii IhreaJj ut Low Prices,

uwhi •w8Bt,0 Hem-Stitch Handtorahieft

asking admission, and i, in direct ^o'onflict fiilJlidorS Sn SkSrfs E^a! with the Constiution adopted the j,eo« pie, und declared in tho preamble in te rejiuDiioan in its forsu o£ goveanmer.t, lr in that instrument ihe t^sercise oi the elective Iranchiie and right tij h-ild otEoe are expressly limited to whitu oitizans ot the United btatea.

J.ftcc Handktrcuiefa. 4u -V43

30 DOZ. LADIES Hem-Stiteh Hand, kerehfofs at 25 hetfts aptece.

Particulfif attention^ is oalled to all Gor.ds "P!rtda#3ed" and marked in Plaic Pignres, at less than half their real talus for tbe w*som ai iiVi

O I A S A S

." T" ''AT'

v" t:-V

•*(,• --J Vr rrrif&ry.

4u*wri-

-r.:

V«, S. rfYtJE&OO.'S

77 Mala fltrnt

Invlgoraie-1% Response -0*ganTbe Stomach it* the ro*poiwtblo jOrftsu of tlio ay»if tbe di&ftttfon is lujperfoct, every member, every gland, ev^ry mnicte, every^tterro and evai^r fibra is moro or out pf ordin%-. All thfyttfkn are depraved. & br*i^ CIOBM. TtM^tptrtW are jlrfrrrr—', 111 fTjr, 'l'* .5****.. truth. It is not, howt'»er, h&ir Ine tTutli. OpI omnB would be roqnirsd to enumerate tbe pains and penalties of dyspepsia, ner coatd any pen do them juitice. len thousand* ft*l them so wan CAH d&crJbt

Can they be preVeatsd Oaa they be relieved 'e bantsbe^

incurable. TbU Orcat Veg*t/W» »t}machtc wilt errdtcfcta eradicating it a thwisanto ot ton their httads ominously, (tying, *T«btBl8rfcan

1 tocpiiqueir It tr the tmi tpeciflot# admlsistef* ied. This vegetaple combination which has b»come famous throughout thc civilisfed votM

HOSTETTER'B STOMACli BITTEC3 ii att^aaddeto to tbe (liaeaaekhicli^i* never be«a known to fjaU.and' fortunately' It Is everywhere procuraMe. wn 10 toot, .-with the Jyspepsk,- try tbe pharmacoptsfa prescription*. If yoOTwant to BOOT It OT and prevent its r»cur* rence, tako tbe Bitters daily. There is no discount on lliertestimony In its feTor. If there is a-man or Ionian" Ir&o naa ever tried It for Indigestion witbent-being benefitted, the Jact hn3 not transpired. Ijnlreraal, uncontradicted praise avouches ^ts wonderful conic virtues. JH9W2K»

WW"

—•.ejrtHispO «l

ipt* .-»n3T

'j- 3

,1. 1 I

lloffatl's life Pltls & PlHEnix Bitters. The Wnderfnl eflgcts ef Moffitt's Lils PHli in cases of mental depression or -physical Teak new, proceeding from indigestion, costtvoness, or bilious secretions, are certified to .by million^ of persons who have beea benefitted by tbem. They are the most effective cathartic aadi purifier ever before tbe public, and have been in nse since I82S. Xbey are cheap, safo and relfable. Sold by all respect-, able dealers everywhere.

TWUSO Kit -s& i-M jm&.i *,•¥ t:- V'-Jv ii 1

OLIMAX.

A plain statement of facts. inherited Scroi ula, and many of my relations have died of it.-* In 1838 my case was frightful. Tumors and ulcers spread until in 1812, under the advice of my phyiicians I went to Avon Springs. 1 reoeived no l)8Deflt—tried everything I could. 1 had to rest imy arm on a cushion, and bad not been able to raise it to my head for over a year. The discharge from two ulcers was nearly a pint a day. Amp tatlon was recommended, but pronounced dangerous. I could not 6l*ep, and my -sufferings were Intolerable. A friend brought me an English physician who applied a salve with which he said he bad accomplished extraordinary cares in the hospitals in Edg'ar.d. It commenced to relieve I persisted in its nse it finally, effiscted a fefatt and entire atr*. Zt is now 18*8. It is five years since baS tbelappearanco of a scrofulous sore and my" health has been-good ever Since. I pro* cured the receipt of this wonderful article—this blM^inz to humanity—and have called it vPaob's Omua 9Af.va," and allow tbe public to use it or not as they ebooss. This is a brief bat eandid statemegt, given more fully is tsy circular.

OlUSTB, T., Dee. IMi. J. M. PAGE. NEW TO&K, Oct. 18, 1686. Vl have known J. 31. Pag^ Es^., of Geneva, M. Y., for tnany years. He Is one of tbe first citisens of Western New York. Isaw him last week iagood bialtb. Bis case wss amost remarkable one, but actually trie in every particular. (Signed) DE&AS BABNEB.

We have watched the unaided, bat growing favor of "PAGE'S CLIMAX SALVE," and availing ourselves of the knowledge of its wonderful curative power*, have become proprietors ?f tbe caree.

It is a sure cure Tor Burns, ficalda, Scrofula, Salt Bheum, Fever Sores, Broken Breasts, frost Bites Chilblains, Stings, Bruises, Cuts, Swellings, Ac., whether upon man or beast. It subdues pain and inflammation with surprising celerity, and heals burns without a scar. No family should be without it. It is always wanted, and is always ready.- We will forfeit a docen boxes for a single failure. We "believe there jwas never anything like it in the world. It is put op ln tla boxes, surrounded by a full circulai, giving facta, directions, testimonials, Ac., and can be ordered through any respectable Druggist throughout tbe world. Prloe only 25 cents.

WHITE Sc HOWIABD, Sneceasors to J. M. Piar,

J«n30wly-eow 121 Liberty St., New York.

FRIGHTPUL

EXECUTION

ts done npon thousands of grey heads, by endeav oring to darken them with metallic dyes that Scorch and Blast theflbrts from tip to roet. Avoid these horrible

OISFWVBING AttENTS,

and'use only the great toitet stapls of America, GHBISTAORO'S £XC£LSI0B DIE, wblsb aot only lastantaaeously produods all shades of black and brown, bnt also nourishes, strengthens and beautifies the hair.

Manufactured by J. OHBT3TADORO, No. Astor House, New York. Sold by Draggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers. Jan29d£wlm

IMPORTANT

QUALITIES

BBANDBETH'S PILLS SO 3TI4IDLATE All tbe Interior powers of the system tbat every poison or impurity is forced from the blood into tbe botrels, and tbng passes eff. Beceot cases of sicknesi will often be cared by the effect of six or eight of Brandretb's Pills, which, when tbo ope ration is full and complete, leave the blood as free from poUonoits and unhealthy matter as tbat of a naw-bom b» ie. In colds, inflammatory diseases, aod evcc'in cboiera, Jb?Lr use reetores to health •oener tbaa all other remedies, becaase tbey tako frsm tbe blood and bowels those matters upon which p*las, craaapi, and aches depsDd for conHUSUIiCf.

Oaptsfn tiaac Smltb.cf Siog Sing, esfs, thirty of Brandretb's Pills, Ukan according to directions, carat blttt of a severe bronchial affection after otber means bad failed, and he wishes bij nuaisrou« ft lends te kaov tbe fact.

Brandretb's Fills, Principal Office, Braadreth Qonie, Mew York. See my nam* on Government stamp, without wh'cb tbe Pills are sparions. iaSOdiwltt fi. Bit&NDBSTfi

THE

LIJY

MISERABLES!

urinnmm A UNEOBTONATE TOUUO MSN. £ss\T3 of Warning and instruction -or Young Alenwhi.. bate abnsed their physical powers, cr wasted their snbstancc In riotous living, end falli»u vlctia.8 to diaeass—with Rsp rts on the Howird treatment and uure. Scat in sealed letter enrelive, fre«» of cbarga* Address, Dr. J. SKILLEN HOUGHTON. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Penn. Jal5dwSm

A. Oough, A Oold, or

A Sore Throat,

'EQDLBES IJUSKDIAIK Arrsnrioa Casoaan

3Avrj».»

^J«.32iI-!3TiTCH Handker-

A.ND SHOULD

li alloakd TO COSTIXC#,

Irritation of tbo Luugs.a Fermaneat Throat Di»cat«, pa* lonsnaipuon Ii OfTES THE atSULT.

BKO W N'S

BRONCHIAL TROCHES

oLater itrtc*5c«

^nt paxts, oivt

IXMti'IAIC BK1.1SF,

for Broncl»ltf«. Asthma, iBiilrrh,Con. auniptive and Threat Disfsses, raooHss abe v*io wtia ALWATS JOOD sbcctss.

SINOtBS AND PUBLIC SPEAK BBS Will fled Troche* useful in oi earing tbo voice whea token bafore Singing or Speaking, and relieving tbe throat after au unusual exertion of tbe vocal rgaa». The Trochee are recommended and proscribed by Physicians, and bare had teetimonieM from eminent men throughout tbe country. 8inj an article of true merit, and having proved their efficacy bt a teet of many year*, eaeb year Sndi them la new localities in Tarioae parte of the world, aud tb* 7V.-cA«« are universally pronounced hotter tbaa other articles.

Obtain only iiaow.t'S Bao.icstAL Taocau,, and de'not take any ot tbe ffortklete Jmitanone tbat may be offered- SjIJ irerywbere. 2*'dw6m

IT€K 1 ITCH1 ITCH] Scratch Soratch 1 Scratch 1

Wheaton's Ointment Will Care Use Itdi la 8 Hours! Also curt* SALT BHEtJM, ULCERS, CH1Iand all Eruptions of the 8kln. Price 60 cents. Vor sale by all Draggtets. By sending 60 cents to WEEKS A POTTEB, Sole AgenU. 170 Washington street, Botrton, it will be forwarded by matl, free ef poitsgo, to »ny part of the Called States. Je« '8«spotirly

NOTICES:

Eciat.

BBAtfi'IFUL CO|tPLKX is the desire off everybody. Itcanbu'uu by' ig thoOlebri ttd "Bloom of toiith.4' Thui. moet t^wtthe *nd deUgbtful Toilet article in .boaaufytflf the Goaplexloq and prM«rv. agt tbe UkiB, and at the aaoio tim» is invaiaafcie for removing TANS. rKECBLES, and alj dSfe^:railoBs.

rntlon.—See that yoa" get the genolBe ar tioii. It has the name of G. W. Laird stamped in Ass on tbe back of esch bottle. Tak* novAer, thiesa imitations are In circalatloo. by fancy,Goods Dealers and Druggists, wer)wliare. Depot 74 JPultOSS it,. M. T. an-Api-Jaly-dba rnu (be Mancbutsr tM." H.)

JKlrror.].

ThlWMte fine Compound has beooiaeoaeof tbe aautUrd wedlfciaei of the day tt fs tbe best »ugiih»».wly we ever knew. Weliave sever been irlthok it a day tor fifteen years, and never expuct lobt. |&.our family it deemed as necessary as jugar futi «alt, lea and coffee. When tbe first 01 a cul'd appear, a spoonful of it is ta(Kn, anilo nine cases out of ten, in a day. ibec«Id Ugons.lln weaknesses ot the kidneys we have 00 ioabt, am the -t«stimenUls-of men we have kuown, n*i in wbesc Word we can put implicit r, tbat it li as good a remedy as there ft tifcw wot Id. The virtues of SVhito Pine lust beg niog to to be understood by tbe people it. :his iwct if the country. Among the Indians

Calif Bin and tbe tribes that bover on tbe burJ«rs of ilizatlou *Bbl oi th Rocfcy Moantains, ttnong eztc ius, S^anUb, and the mUce races irotu 1 In restetn border ot Texas to the Pacific^ jnd'jCron Lower Ualit'on.In i»e»- 0'ou4«la, tlie I'SSt fb 11 rruiadies have Pttie the leading reuten'.l ,,... dee .ttisen.ont. ool7dw«m

lASTKMU UOVfie OF COOKE 4c CO., tall and Naasaa Sts„ Netr l'erk. tivn with our hutivva iu i'liiiudiipbl ton, we have upenvd a NEW YOUK.

In ccn

uid Wash

,1- ,• t" ,»ii' -.t.

UOUdU atle above iucatloii, and offer our services tu Bites, Banker*, a-nd Investors for tbe iransactioaf their business in this city, including purchaft and sates of Government Stcuritia, Stoofo, Botumnd Qold. Wo are constantly represented at tl Stock Exchange and Gold Board, ffberecrdorant usare promptly filled. We keep hand a fulapply of

Uovcramft Hceurlties of ail Issues. Guying and slug at current prices, and allowing •orrespondenBh* most llboral rateb tbe market fiords. 1 JAY COOKE A CO. maylOdw

An tlbfuai Worm Medicine. UROWNtVEHMirDQE COMFITS, Oa Weasi Lozaps. Mncb sickness, undoubtedly with childrenad adults, attributed to other causes, is occaAki by worms. The "Vaamrvcs CoMriTS," althBi etTectual in destroying worms, can do no possiimujury to the most delicate child. This valuable cftination has been srccessfully aged by PhyslclM, and found to be safe and sure ia eradicating »s, so hurtful to children.

Children ning Worms require immellate attention A neglect of .the trouble often causes rolongeSkness.

Bym tomslWormsin I liildreu are aften overlooked Worms In the stomach and joweis cause iration, which can be removed nly by the use ol ure remedy. The combina. Jon of ingpedioulwd in making Mrctim'i "Veunifug* Comfit»" ifch aa to give the best possible iffect with saftty

CDBTI8 Bfittf, Proprietors, N'1* a 1 my22dwly

Hirnrj

IWElii'S 2V» Y*art nave clearly 3ved tbat the theory of sim:lty, the great element of splendid preparation,

UNIVERSAL. COCOEI BIXEOT.

which allows its nsAenever there Is tickling or irritation in tho Thm and producing no debility, is tbe only and truAry by which Uotdi, Geught, BoanemtM, Bronchia^tplainti, and all Throat Affections, which, if nfcted, end in Ccntvntpticn, can be effeotually cir fF' Bore Throat, threat origin of Diptheria, when neglected, is oJby making a .Gargle wlAi equal parts of water. 1 "TT Whooping Coug^ompletely relieved of its violence by a constants of the remedy.

Testimonials ofldoubted character can'be sees at my office by ul smsHHettlw, 25

W Sold by at« w,

Large do. SO cts. 1 and Retail Dealers in

Hedictoe. JOHN L. UU.

TZLL, Proprietor, nercial Wbarf, Boston. |6-lmdaw-jy-oct-Jan.

Praotical Onemist, 9

Mass.

JACKSON'S (dABKH SNUFF. Podtire and Plit Bsmady for HEAD,THB0AT ANroCAL 0KGlx\81

ACTS LIKE MAOICI Hn FAILS) TItJ III Cura Positively *lout Sneezing: Allays annoTing COUd

church, relieves

quickly^Catarrh, BroDchiAgthma, BadJBreatb Headache, Weakness, 8or*ea an1 xiiroat, ami disorders of Breath and LI nrerents GOLDS froTa Lectures, Parties, I #OB SINOEBS core Hoarseness, Loss Of Pi in~Tbrbat,«bIegte *c. Sold by all Dra«ists. tied free forKS cts.

Address, COOPEBlfi.sON A CO., Fourth and Whartoi Philadelphia. no7d6meod*weachw

NEW PERFUME FOB IKK IftU KKBOHlfiF. Phnlon's "Might Bleiny Cerens.

Plialon's "i^bt BIoflLiy Pbalon's ("Night BlooL^ Cerena."

PbBlec's •'Sight Blooliy Cereus."

Pbalon's "Kight BloolL Cerena.

®5®ti.®fSuJ8l,e» ?®li0kte' •'fragrant PerfUme, distilled from tbe rare anL fl(jVer from wbich it takes its name.

Manufactured only by PHALON &

SW,.w

York

BEWABE OF COVNTKara

ASK ?OT» FHALON'S—TAKEL OTHtSR. Augl dwly-.-od

A E I

Lead Pencil

mny,

N£W TOR]

Factory, Hudson €11

TbU Company is now fully prepared famuli

LEAD PENCILS,

Equal in Quality to she Beit

The Company baa taken great pain* od a large capital in fitting uutheir facl now ask tbe AMSBIOAN ElWMKK! to PENCILS a flip trial.

All Styles aid tirades are Manure Great caTe bas been bestowed to tbe taring of St psatoa HEXAGON ©BAWInI CIL3. specially prepared for the ubo of En] Architects, ArtUts, Ac.

A complete .assortmeat, consta: band, ii offered at fair term* to th at their tfboleeale Saietrooib.

34, JOHN STKKICi NEW yl

Tbe Fencilt are to be had at all pr pal Stationer* ana Not On Dealer*..

TBAbZ MABX. 9V ASK FOB AMffRl LEA.I* PKNC OctSO-deodwflm

TICHABDS0^8 NEW MET5 J-i FOB TBE PIAN0F0BTE. "Deserves our hearty rscommendation.

N. V. Musical Berie

Unexceptionable in taste and style." Dwlght Journa "We quite endorsr Mr. Dwight's opinion." ,, New York Musical Wdrld

A School that will do excellent service." Deutsche Musk-Zietung, PhH. 'Soundest, clearest, best book f#r the Piano.

Phil. Evening Bulletin.

A wotk of solid and enduring merit." utr-ii. C'ty Ifem. "will supersede every other of the kind." ... Worcester Spy. "An Improvement ea all other Piano Books."

Syracuse Journal.

"Po esses merit not claimed by other works." eve]and llerald. "Common sense, plain talk, and brevity."

Boston Journal.

"Presents many new and important ideas." N.T. Tablet. "No Piano book comparable in value to it.'

New Oovenant.

No long dry lessors, nor wearisome *xereiee«, but sprightly Stodlee throughout, and Charming Melodies for practice at eTery Step. It is 11 that oan be desired. Prloe $3,75. Sent poet taid.

OIAYKK DITSON CO., Pnbliobers, Jal6dwtc 277 Washington St., Bustotf.

FOR

SALB.—A FARM

of 157

Acres, seven miles sonth of the city, in Heney Creek Township. There r.re 80 acres in cultivation, with geod Arahard, buildings, Ac. TbU Farm is a number one Stock Farm, and will be soldott reasonable terms. Eoquire of C. H. WAL LACE, corner of 3' atd Wilson streets, Torn

Hasrta, or at this OSes. jaiiwSm

iv k-j.

B. HUDSON & CO a porters ium

1 and Jobbers of

And

¥w r"

Furnishing •Is Street ..^erre Han^.Tae.

County IPf ga hand, a well selected stock of CHK8TEB C#CNTT WHITK8. ship by Express to all parts of at reasonable prices. Having .tention to tbe breeding of th«a# teeaH stosfc ^We^wpeies#''

*Cna

the pa lamp the Ci paid pa Pigs^I and finei or feed weighing 18 to 18

Th^oPigs bh£^| weii?b tHan any oth^frftjuently [a to seven fcundrafejftpads at

For sole by

**4

S A I I A W A S

purchase our strictly from tbe

Manafactcrersld Importer^ and Ccah, and we placing ourselves right stating this fact, AS

jf no better way of the Trad* than in

Manufacturerlf Leather, possess every to make

First Cla and we are now fluithingi superior lot of

Stook, iur Spring Trade, a

Harness, Black ur Ski: ttturaiui 17$ We are always in

vair

Hides, Sheep PeltsJ and Hough

ja?9dtf

jysSOLUTION

The rartnereliip Mori at No. 107 Main Street, Te: van, Iud., la tliia ..'ay (JIM0 sent.

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This30th day of Jaiiimry, 1^7. J.OULN KlKSBirShfiriff. V\i I

CjHEIUPFS SAlaBji^By -tirtne K-? of an Order of Sale Issued from tlie Vigo Circuit Court, to me ditrcted and.delivered, in faver ot Jehn P. Lmidy and Marv S^ndy. and anlnst August F. Eiser, CitbarioaEiser, Jobs Beirea nd Mary' Beirjs. I am ort»(rr..-d to sell the following described Beal Estate, situated inTls-o county Ifl- a dimsr, to-wit:-

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tion twelve (li}, township eleren 11), north et -inge nine (9), aud.00—. SATUBDAY tbB 23d-^q,y of P^bruary^ I8§7, Within the legal honrrvf-eald day, at the Court House door^inTflrrfc «&<», I will offer, tbo reutc and pro fits of thg above, described iBeal Estate, togetner with, all privileges and Sippurtenancee to the game belonging, for a term not exce^inggerenyeara, to tbe highest bidder forcash. aud upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution and CIE'.S.I will then and there offer the fee-simple, in and to sail Beal Estate, to tb/ highest bidder for rash to satisfy the same.

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This SOth day of January.1867 a './JOIIN KIZEB, Sheriff. jan30w3wPrs fee fc,06.

•OSTBAY NQTIQJB—To IsaaC: J-i C. Meyors, a Jastlce of ti» Peace for Lcat Creek Township, Vigo County, Indiana: "We, tbo undersigned, appraisers appointed t* value a certain Cow tahen up by Wanen Soul'^s do appraise the said Cow at the sum of £60 Th* said Cow is described ss follows:. A red roan Cow mostly white on the llyi no*ar mark* or.brands* is about six years old, and bas calf about three weeks old. Theund rugn do- solemnly sweat that the toregnlr apprafsotaeiit and descriptions were made without partiality, fuvtor.or atfecthn

Subscribed arid sworn to before me, this 2Sd day of JBB'y, 1867. I3AAO C. MEyjfiRS, p.

A I A I O N O E I E XX. CENSE.—The nudersigned hereby aiva^totice that be will apply to the County 0emmtsaoners: at their regular session in March, for liclnire to sell spirituous and intoxicating liqoors in J-ss quart at a time, for the space of ob« year. 'l'a. premises oa *kidtHttld liquors are to be sold ai? located on tbe corner of Jtlirst and Poplar Streets in Terre Haute, in, Harrison Townshio in Vii couaty, Indiana. OHABIiES BETiti

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td t-J large extent oar ,, by the eniaigement of Teatl-y iucreased stack forces us to keep, we ihose interested, to call [hen vlslgng aus city, to fill ail orders enid to tbe best advnn-

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Bridle,

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1, Tallow,

father^ igheti marltei frice.

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BUBNE & BOSS.

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J. B. CUKSS.

buisinesg wiH he coAned by D7.~J.~ C. Morgan.

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UHEBIFFS SAL k&of an =Exe0atIoii I»aued dthe ^igo Citeal-. Court, to me directed and di rered, in faTor of f*oorgb.W* anjd ,t JAn. W, Ken, and by virtu.*of ccrtaln pro. idinKS bad In said Court, at the SeptentberTer 18tiC, in favor of said George V?- Beme& t, and 1 tnst said Jotm-W^. and Cathadne liea, by u-i ih lot numberYour* (U), in Fonnttiu'g Ad' ion to tbe city. of. »ciit Hiuto, was tclaredsu feet to sale on satd Bzecutfoo. I havo thei eforp, 1 rfedMd Kcecotion on said lot number fourteen (14), In 7ountain'a addition to tiio city of Terrel lute, and on j, 3ATITRBAT, the 23d day if f«bruary,i867, Within tbo legal -hours of sfid day, at the. Coasts House door, in Terre Haute, will offer the*rent« and profits of tbeabove descrttted. .Beai Estate, to* gethor with nil the'privilege! ahd apptiftenancca to tbe same bilongiug, for at^rm nd.f eiceedlng" seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and op011 failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution and coats, I wiy thea sn{ there offer tbe fee-simple of the said John W. Be* and Catharine Boa, in and to said Iteal Estate, to tbe' highest bidder for cash to sati«V the samfe.

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