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fii. ttbrl(iaa'i Lut Order. Ca.aGJLu young woaaa sued a man for breach of A.I kJtJJ HURSDAY. FEBRUARY 23, 1869. WHOLESALE DE, Milinery Goods.

Ladies' Trimmed Hats. Umbrellas. Buffalo and Fancy Bobes.ect. 11 13 Hiake Street, Cliioago. pt snd We have now on hand are daily receiving for the Spring Trade, one of Cheapest Stocks of goods in our line ever offered in this matket.

to which we inv of Clbse Cash Buyers. We have a reideaVrartaer who is constantly ii t. ing us all the new styles as they come out. yv' 34: TUtlHn TITR PTONRRR. HOUSE, and J3 announoing that we have opened a Branch of our New York and Boston Houses cial Boildiko.

Nos. Z-i and 34 La Sails Street, for the sale of our Celebrated California mm 36 Xia Salle Street. after fourteen years' err nenence. take in in ti at a- Wines and Brandies. ublio.

manv of command to WINE, represented by Our stock comprises the finest assortment of American Wines ever offered to the pul them of old vintage, from the choicest vineyards in the States, which we especially the attention oonnoiseurs. These Wines have received the highest Premiums at the various Fairs, and the high award ever made. GOLD Was glTCn us for the Finest Wines. Our stock of FOLSOM and SONOMA Dryand Sparkling Hocks. Claret and Port Wine will found delicious for table use: our Angelica and Muscatel for weddings or parties, which we are selling at one-half the price of similar foreign wines.

Our great success in the introduction of these Wines has induced unprincipled parties to flood the market with wines Pretending to be California Wines, which we caution the public sgainn. CLERGYMEN desiring a PURE and agreeable Wine for Communion purposes, will Cod all they could wish in our Wines. Our house having been officially endorsed by the California Wine Growers Association, and brands of our Wines accepted and endorsed by the Government Burgeons, as well as by the leading Physicians and Medicii Sooieties in the United States, we consider it no egotism to claim that our brands are BRUCE, M.iJ PRIVATE FORMERLY OF JAMES' LOCK HOSPITAL, Custom House Street, New Orleans, (established 1850) for the last eight years located in Chicaao.and celebrated throughout the country in the successful treatment of "rlTte Diseases, ean be confidentially consulted at his office and parlors, 1 and 93 Bandelph Street corner of Dearborn street, Chicago. I1L, or by letter, describing symptoms and enclosing stamn for return answer. Post Office DrawerS663iChicago.ru.

Dr. JAMES treats CHRONIC. NERCU-RIAL. SYPHILITIC. BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES, and all DISORDERS of a contagious VENEREAL CHARACTER which he cures without the use of mercury, iodide of ppt-assa.

arsenio or any other poison, but with his NEUTRALIZES, a perfect euro for all humors and blood poionv ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL WEAKNESS. NOCTUBNAL and DIURNAL EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse of the or- fans. early indiscretions, excesses, or entailed oreditariiy. causing loss of memory, confusion, depression, dimness of vision and oftentimes insanity, with a deplorable train of other symptoms, treated and radically cured by an ifl-lable method, saving time and expense. All diseases peculiar to the sexual organs, radically and permanently cured.

Old diseases of the most horrible class where the blood has become poisoned, producing blotches on the face, small watery blisters, pains in the head and bones, ulcerated throat and nose, sores on the limbs and body, scorfula. together with an endless number of sufferings, effectually and permanently eured. Dr. JAM KS is recommended by the press of the country, by professors of medical colleges, and by the medical profession generally. Those afflicted should apply to him.

and be cured at onne. Thk Mokitor, by Dr. James, a book upon diseases peculiar to the sexual organs of either sex, causes, effects and their remedies from an experience of twenty years' practice in the exclusive treatment of these diseases, sent to any address, securely wrapped. Price One Dollar. JUST ISSUED.

A treatis on Spebmatobrhea, Syphilis and oth.r diseases Of his specialty, sent to any address in sealed envelope, for the postage, ten cents. Address Dr. JAMES. P. O.

Drawer 5863. Chicago Jll. NOVELTY CARRIAGE WORKS, NO. 44 ADAMS CHICAGO. 1 Keeps constantly on hand a fine assortment of BTJGr OIES Special attention given to the manuCacture of Sulkies, Skeleton Wagons, and light Work of all descriptions, All of the best and thoroughly seasoned timber, newest styles and superior workmanship.

This establishment received twelve First Premiums, being aH given at three Illinois State Fair. 5 fc-fjs Grant's Shifting Buggy Top Railj (See out) by which the Top can be taken off and put on in one moment, and be as secure as if riveted to the feat. Khop rights for the same can be bad for the State of Illinois at No. 44 Adams street. feb24d26 Winnebago Mills Bradne- Smltli Manufacturers of WINNEBAGO, WRAPPING, TVT AT3TU.A, DB.PQ, 7 HARDWARE, EXPsiESS, Printing, Book and Colored Papers, Aiso Wholesale Dealers in MONAZT BOARD.

STSAW BOARD And Twines. No. 133 South Water Street, CJlOLlOeSfrO- marlSdpW VREDENBURGH SHOW CASE MASUFACTUR'RS. MANUFACTORY: 151 Randolph and 51 53 La Salle Sts. Warehonse 35 4k 3T La Sail St.

P. O. BOX 220. Entirely new styles of Metal Cases. CRANE, BREED MAUFACTURER OF Patent Metallic Bnrial ases AND CASKETS OF castaud sheet tsutls.

Combining all the- most recent imDrovements. I pratecting from contagion, adapted to transportation. -indispensable to vaults, perfectly air tight, and enduring lor generations. Also. Manufacturers of Hearses OfTa great variety of designs and superior material and Mannfsrtnrprs of COFFIN and HEARSE TRIMMINGS.

Chicago. 179 Lake street: Cinninniati. Ohio, 6S3 West Eighth street New Orleans. 101 tfiKK-nziit street. JC w.

BRIKN. J. L. WALSU, O'E rien Walsh, Manufacturers and Dealers in Saginaw Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Cedar Posts. Red Cedar Lumber.

uu ivinus ur AiUMiitit on hand, or sawed to at the lowest market prices. Yard and office on the West Branch of the Chicago river, on LUMBER STREET, corner oi jnaxweu. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. sep4dl44 GARDINER'S RH A TIC ISTEURLlsaiO JD Gardiner's Compound Cures Rheumatism. Gardiner's Compound Cures Neuralgia.

Gardiner's Compound Cores Acute Rhoumatism. Gardiner's Compound Cures Chronic Rheumat ism. Gardiner's Compound Cures Inflammatory I Aineumatism, and alt I Imperfeciions of the Blood! SOLO BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Principal Depot, 146 State Street, CHICAGO, H.1.1SOIS. JOHN V.

PAR WELL WHOLESALE Dry Goods, Notions AKO WOOLElSrS, 42, 44 and 46 Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO. NEW YORK OFFICE 535 BROADWAY. rKeen the larzest stocV and sell cheaper than any house in the Northwest. Orders carefully filled. Wo do no retail business.

VREDENBUBGH 151 Banaolph ana 51 5Z La Salle Sts. A full stock of all styles of METAL AXO WOOD CASES 05 HAND. He.p'cbb Dept. or thb Missouri,) 1 1 ail 14 1 U.U, ULLU. VMtl) Tashita Mocktaiks, I.

January 21, I860 General Field Order, -A '3 William Griffenstein, alias Dutch Bill," heretofore located as a Trader on the Washita, river, I. T.t twelve miles southeast of Fort Cobb, for having fur nished powder, lead and food to Indians engaged in murdering the frontier settlers of Kansas, Texas and Colorado, is ordered beyond the limits of the Indian Territory. All commanders of Posts and detachments of United States Troops, and all law-abiding Indians and citizens, are directed: and respectively, to arrest him should he be found within the limits of the Indian Territory after the 15th day of February, 1869, and deliver him a. Arbuckle or II. Fred.

Jones, a horse thief, trader, and dealer with Indians, having been seen at or near the Seminole Agency, on his way to the frontier, is also -ordered out of the Indian Territory, and all commanders of Posts and Detachments are hereby ordered to arrest and deliver him at Fort Arbuckle or Gibson; if found within the Territory after the 15th of February next III. Brevet Major General George W. Getty, Commanding District of New Mexico, is hereby ordered to make every effort to break up and punish the bands of New Mexican Traders who have been and are still trading" for captured stock with hostile Indians; and if hereafter such traders are found at any point east of the eastern line of New Mexico, their goods will be burned and their stock killed, By command of Major General Sheridan: J. Schuyler Crosby, Bvt Lieut A. D.

Acting Assistant Adjutant Gen. IIeadq'rs Def'tmekt of the Mo Is the Field, Med. Bluff Creek, Washita Mountains, I. January 26, 1869. General Field Ordes, 1 No.

9. Dr. Homes, Don Carlos, and T. Wakely, formerly Indian Agent, are hereby ordered beyond the limits of the Indian Territory, for having influenced the Caddoe Indians to steal 450 head of cattle belonging to citizens of Texas living near the line of Red river, which cattle, after being brought to William Griffenstein's trading store, Indian Territory, were bought for about $5 per head in goods by said Griffenstein, Dr. Homes, and Don Carlos, a white man affiliated with the Two hundred oj these cattle were issued to the Indians on this Reservation, and for the payment of which claims are now being pushed at Washington, and the balance, about 250 head, are now en route to Camp Supply, to be sold to the S.

Government contractor. All Commanding Officers of military posts and detachments, are hereby or dered to arrest said persons if found in the Indian Territory, and hold them in close confinement, subject to orders from these headquarters. The Commanding Officer at Camp Sup ply will at once Beize the 250 head of cattle at or en route to that and if it is found that the Beef Contractor at. the depot, who has recently visited Wil-: Ham Griffenstein's "establishment is a party to this dishonest transaction, he be at once arrested and confined, subject to further orders from these headquar ters. II.

The Commanding General believes Samuel Pierson to be an improper person to remain in proximity to the In dians, he is hereby ordered beyond the limits of the Indian Territory. By command of Major General fahen- dan J. Schuyler Crosby, Bvt. Lieut Col A. -Acting Assist Adjutant GeneraL ITEMS.

Gen. Toombs has recovered. Gen. Longstreet is willing to be collec tor at New Orleans. Grasshoppers have budded and blos somed in Kentucky.

It is -reported' that Mr. Beecher is threatened with softening of the brain. A heavy gate fell on A. IL Stephens last week and hurt him badly. The Cincinnati letter carriers are to give a mask ball.

I Mr. W. M. Rossetti is to edit a new edition of Shelley and write a life of the' poet An Alabama paper thus states a proposition in natural history "A man cannot be one-eighth democrat and seven-eighths carpet bagger." Joe Jefferson's late engagement in Louisville is declared to have been the most brilliant ever known there. He has now gone to Cincinnati.

The French Senate is considering a petition for the removal of the remains of Louis Phillippe from England to France. James Greenwood, the "Amateur Casual," has just begun to relate the experiences of that eventful night in full to London audiences. Virginia oystermen have a curious notion that it is certain death to eat raw oysters immediately after sugac or- mo lasses. The Paris Gaite Theatre is to give a series of midday performances of classjo-al French dramas, with illustrative essays by well known writers. The King of Portugal denies himself apart of the allowance made on account of the financial embarrassmen of the country.

It takes one thousand stationary en ginesto run the manufacturing establish menta of fniladelpnia. Missouri will probable appropriate three thousand dollars for the salary of a State entomologist. Sweden is seriously considering the prohibition of the manufacture of liquor, on account of the spread of intemper ance, A lady lecturer at the West in describ ed in a newspaper critique as "an or Da saent to both sexes." Some miscreant lately drugged the wine used at a communion service of Pennsylvania church. An exhibitor of a patent non-explosive gas generator in loledo, showed hs bravery and the worthlessness of his wares by getting blown up by it the other day. North Carolina democrats are alarmed at the intelligence that Colonel John W.

Forney has purchased a potato patch in that State. They fear that he is about to turn carpet-bagger. The Italian Journals announce that the sculptor Gagliardi, in Florence, has received a commission for a monument to Lincoln, which is to cost $50,000. oacramento. paper gives among its intelligence of a mere unimportant character an announcement that a small farmer in the neighborhood is about to plant a little orchard of eight hundred acres.

Martial law now prevails in only four counties oi ArKansas, three bavins been relieved. It is expected that in a wees: or two three more will be relieved, leav ing only one, that adioininz Memnhis. Tennessee, under the operation of mar tial law. Difficulties sometimes arise in carry- mg out put up matcnea A chess tournament has been in progress in New York, but has suddenly come to a dead lock. It was found that one of the play era who was not to win any prize was likely to take it away from one who it was arranged should have one.

The in dignation at the person who refused to conform to the plans led to a sudden break-up of the match. Some Iowa girls lately projected a sleigh ride, to which they invited two young meD, for the: purpose of taking charge of the team. A few miles before the destination was reached the young men jumped out to walk. The girls whipped up and compelled the young fellows to walk the rest of the distance. The latter on their arrival took the team and drove home alone, leaving the ladies to meditate on the fickleness of fortune, eighteen miles from home.

Quite vo. interesting law-case has been, decided' this week in Cincinnati. A promise, with aggravating circumstances. Tha iefen se wan a denmrrer. the defend- an 5 eiD married ua.a hea the al leged proiaise was sl en.

The coart held that this vas not a bar to the recovery of damages when, as in this case, thej knowledge of the previous marriage was with- neia irom tne plaintiff. The Toledo Blade states' that Miss Maggie Mitchell was married last July to Mr. Henry T. Paddock of that city, that she is to reside henceforth in New York, and that she has finally abandoned the stage. It is said in explanation that as the lady had cumber of professional engagements to fill, it was deemed best to keep the fact of her marriage a secret from the public, and it was made known to but few of the friends of either party.

Mr. Charles Reade prefaces his story "Put Yourself in His Place," the first in. stalment of which appears in the March Galaxy, with the following which is translated very- liberally from an ode of Horace "I will frame a work of fiction upon notorious fact, so that anybody shall think he can do. the same; shall labor and toil, attempting the same, and fail-" suchria the power of sequence and connection in writing." News 'from India is to the effect that the long-dreaded famine has and is spreading fast in largely depopulated districts. The government id mtking every effort to relieve distress! by fur nkhirig both food land.

employment to those who need it. To one native State the sum of 10,000 has been lent on the security of its revenues, to be used in this way. Mr. Bayard Taylor, in Putnam's magazine, is responsible for the statement that the largest kitchen in the world has been erected on the. banks of the Uruguay River, in South America, for the purpose of furnishing' the; world, with Liebig's extract of meat It covers 20,000 Square feet; of the boilers will contain 12,000 pounds of flesh, and 80 head, of cattle must be slaughtered every hour to supply them.

INSURANCE STAT EM 1ST or THE CONDITION OT THE ENTERPRISE I AWDMA RINE INSURANCE COMPANY, ON THE 31st day cr DECEMBER. A. D. 1668. Made to the Auditor of the Stats of Kansas, in eonformity with tho laws of said Etato.

First Thonameof tho Company is the Ete-Upbisb Firs ami Maeise. located at Cincinnati. Ohio. CAPITAL. Second The amount of its Capital stock i $1,000,000 00 Third The amount of Capital Stock paid up in money is 220.000 00 ASSETS.

Fourth-rThe amount of Cash on hand. in hands of Agents and other 77 Real Estate unincumbered 154.130 69 $271,478 46 Bonds owned by the Company, and' bow they are secured, with the rate of interest thereon U. S. 5-20 boncU- 43.S60 10-40 W.0 63.875 Tennessee ft per c.t bondsZO.OOft 14.24)0 Wrecking Bt.atoek.;... 4.00 3.WJ0 12.425 00 mi 46 The debts, duo the Company secured by Mortgage.

44.948 87 Debts otherwise 14 Detts for Premiums. 24.261 76 AU other securities 792.889 69 $1.233463 82 LIABILITIES. Fifth Amount of liabilities due or to become due to Bank or other creditors by the Company Nono. Sixth Losses adjusted and None. Seventh Losses adjusted and not due $44,914 65 Eighth Losses unadjusted estimated.

37.600 00 Ninth Losses in suspense waiting further proof. 21.327 12 Tenth All other claims against the 1.379 59 $107,621 26 MISCELLANEOUS. Eleventh The greatest amount sured in anT one risk in- $5,000 5.000 Twelfth The greatest amount allowed to De insured in any one nak. The act of incorporation of said Company as filed JOHN W. HARTWELL.

Vice-President. W. M. RICHARDSON. Secretary, STATE OF OHIO.

1 Couhtt of Hamilton. iBa' On this 19th day of January. A. D. 1889.

ner. SOnally appeared John W. Hart well. President ana m. tiicnirason.

Kec rotary or the Knter prise Insurance Company, and made oath that the loregoing statement by them subscribed, is a true, full and correct statement of the affairs of saia uompany. and exhibits, as far as ean be ascertained at tbis date, its actual condition on toe aiai day ot December. it-tPS. RPIIRETITVI.ISB Notary Public in and for said County and State. Ofpick of thb Extrrprisk Insubakck I Ciscihkati.

January 1st, 1869. 1 Know all men by these presents, that the En terprise Insurance Company of Cincinnati; vi SIPl do hereby authorize wAi.aM. ot in the State of Kansas, and any and all agents that said Company has. or may hereafter have, -by appointment, in the State of Kansas, fur and in behalf of said Company, to accept and acknowledge service of all process, whether mesne or final, in any action or Amine- Company, in any of the Courts of said State of jvansas ana it is nereoy admitted and sgreed that such service of process aforesaid shall be taken and held to be valid and sufficient in that oenau. tne same as it served npon said Company, according to the laws and practice of said Mate, or of any other State and all claims or rigntot error by reason of the manner of such service, ia hereby expressly waived and relia cuished.

-Witness our hands and the sea! of said Com- (.. 8.pany, at Cincinnati. State of Ohio. this 1st day of January A. D-.

1869. m- JOHN W. HAKTWEh, Yicer President. v. ai.ilicflAKDSOs.beCTetary.

A. Tbomak. Auditor of State, do hereby certuy tne above to be a correct copy of the original, now on hie in this omce-. Witntss my hand and offioial seal, this ISIAL.1 lath day of irebruary. A.

D. 1869. A. THOMAN. Auditor ot State.

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. To expire on the 28th day of February. 1870. A.D Avoitok or Stats's OrriCK, Tofska. Kansas, Feb.

1st. 1869. 'Whcsias. The Enterprise Insurance Com pany of Cincinnati, in the State of Ohia. has niea in tms omoe a sworn statement or its condition, as required by the first section of the act ao regulate insurance companies not ineorpo rated by the State, of Kansas," passed Febru ary 20th.

1863 and amendment thereto, approV' ed February 25th. 1864 and Whskcas. teaid Company has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that it is nn sessed of at least one hundred, thousand dollar of buHuc invcneu iu ur ia ounas. or ul mortgages of real estate worth double th amount tor which the same is mortgaged and Whcrbas. Said Company has filed in this omoe a written under its corporate eai.

signed oy tne President and tseeretary thereof, authorizing tni iLiitnt. a sMitt. nf moiA Company in this State, to acknowledge service of process, for and ia behalf of said Company, oonsenting that such service of process shall be taken and held to be A.lirl if unr.H nnnn the ComDanv. aocordinar to tha kvi nf tii any other State, and waiving all claims or right of error by reason of Such acknowledgment of aorrice, Now. Trkrbfokx.

In mi rs mini- of the first section of the aforesaid act. I. A. Thomah. Auditor of State for the State of Kansas, do Wah certify that said Enterprise Insurance Company 18 authorized to tranmut th KnairiM.

Vir and Marine Insurance in this State until the 2Sth day of February, in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy. in witness whereof. I have hereunto subscrib-- ed my name, and caused the Seal of my seal office to be affixed, the day and year above written. i A. THOMAN, Asditor of State.

To GEO. W. NELLES, fet23d25 ABSTRACT OF THE 29th gexnl-Annuai OF TBI INSURANCE OF xxAiisrozuv.corrrx., JANTJARY 1, 1869 ASSETS AT MARKET VALUE Cash on hand, in Bank, and due from $202,230 84 United States 140.762 60 Loans on Approved 146.640 00 New York Bank 89.200 00 Hartford Bank Stocks 255.187 OS Miscellaneous Bank 76,600 00 Bon! State. Kail Koad. and 376.050 00 Connecticut State 101.000 00 Ohio State Stock- 40.2VO 00 Missouri State 27.000 00 Accumulated Interest 4.975 26 S1.40T.833 60 ToUI Liabilities.

SI3I.V70 bi. Total l0SSCS PaW Ph(Enlx 1,500,000.00. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. (To expire on the 28th day of February. A.

D. 167U.) Acditoh of StOtb'8 Offic. Topeka. Kansas. Feb.

1st. 186a. Phcekix Isscbahcb Comfant, of Hartford, in the State of Connecticut, has filed in this office a sworn statement of its con dition, as required by the first section of the act "To regulate Insurance Comoanies not incorpor ated by the State of Kansas." passed February 20th, 1863: and amendment thereto, approved Fabrnarv 25th. 1864. and.

Wbhiai, Said Company has furnished the nndersianed satisfactory evidence that it is pos sessed of at least oass HOHDaiD thousand dol- laes or actual cafital iHvtsTSD in Stocks.or in bonds, or in mortgages of real estate, worth double the amount tor whicn the same is mort gaged and. "Whkbkas. Said Company has filed in this of fice a written instrument, under its corporate 1 seal, signed by the President and Secretary thereof, authorising any agent or agents of said Company in to acknowledge service of process, for and in behalf of said Company, consenting that such service of process shall be taken and held to be as valid as if served upon the ConiDanv. aeeordinr to the laws of this or an other State, and waiving all claims or right of error by reason of suoh acknowledgment of service. Now.

Therefor In sursnanceof the first sec tion of the aforesaid act, A. Thoman. Auditor of state for the (State of Kansas, do hereby certify that said Passu Issobakcx Compaht is anthonzed to transact the business of Fire In surance in this StaTe until the Zstn day of irebruary. in the year ono thousand eight hundred and seventy. Ik Witness Whereof.

I have hereunto sub-r scribed my name, and caused the seal seal. of my office to be affixed the day and A. THOMAN. Auditor of State. To NELLES FAR Agents, Corner Delaware and Zlain LEAVENWORTH.

KANSAS. feb9d22 STAT NT OF THB CONDITION OF THE HARTFORD FIRE I A SI II AN CE COMAlsrY, ON THE TUIBTI-FIRST DATof Made to the Auditor of the State of Kansas. in conformity with the laws of said State, First The name of this Company. is the Hartford Kire insurance Company, and is located at Hartford, Conn. CAPITAL.

Reennd The amonnt of Carital Stock is $1,000,000 00 Third The amount of Capital Stock paid up, is i.ww.owj uu ASSETS. Fourth Cash on hand and in Bank. 124.601 79 Uasn in hands ot Agents, and in course of transmission. Bills receivable for loans. Bonds and Mortgage.

(1st lien.) Real estate unencumbered. Rents and interest accrued, payable January first. 1869 Stocks and Bonds, as por. 124.082 39 359.A99 79 125.000 00 11.142 S3 schedule fi'ed with Au ditor of totals. 1.502.682 82 S2J47.209 72 LIABILITIES.

Fifth Liabilities to Banks, or others, due or not due. Sixth Losses adiusted and Seventh Losses either unadjusted. Eighth Or adjusted and not due. i 129.BS0 S9 Kinth Losses in suspense, awaiting further Tenth All other claims against the Company 32 00 I $129.912 89 MISUtLLAHtUUS. The greatest amount insured in any on risk isszo.uuu exoeot in tttoo al cases.

Twelfth The amonnt insured in any one City. Town Or Village, depends npon its sue, and how built. Ihe amount insured in any one block, depends as above. Fourteenth Certified Copy of the Charter of tne Uompany. as nied heretofore.

GEORGE It. CHASE. President. GEORGE M. COIT.

Secretary. STATE OF CONNECTICUT, l. AiAKTFOSD UOUSTT. January 7th. 1869.

personally aDneared Qeorire L. Chaso, President, and George At. Coit. Secre tary, of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath that the foregoing statement hv tnem suoscnoeo is a true, mil and correct statement of the affairs of said Comoany. and ex.

hi bits so far as can be ascertained at this date, its actual condition on the thirtv-firat da of Sew eemner. tana, attorn mo. UB.UK.UJS BUMHEK. NoUry Public, CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. To expire on the 28th day of February.

A. D. AnoiToaop Stats's Orrics. TorssA. Kansas.

Feb. 1st, 1869. Whskcas. The Hartford Fibs IssnBAwnit CourAST. of Hartford, in the State of Connecticut, has filed in this omce a sworn statement ot its oondition, as required oy tne first section of the act "To regulate Insurance Companies not incorporated oy tne etate or Kansas passed February 20th.

1863: and amendmant thereto, approved February 25th, 186. and. Whkrkar. Said ComDUT has fnrnishnrl t1i nndersiKned satisfactorv evidenee that it is nns. sessed of at least one hundrtd thousand dollar nf aeoKK cavuai tnvenea in or in oonds, or in mortgages of real estate, worth double the amount for whioh the same is mortgaged and Wbsbbas, Said Company has filed in this office a written instrument, under its eornorat snsl.

signed by the President and Secretary thereof, authorising any agent or agents of said Company iu wu oubiiv, bv aoaauwioufo service ux process. that such service of process shall be taken and ior ana in hdiu oi eaia LflmnaBV.Mtmanhn neld to Deas valid as it served noon the Comiunr. OTiraiui vo us laws oi mis or any otner otate. of suck aoknowledarment of servina. auu wuriDK Kit claims or or arrnr nxt.rw.AMjm ti ow.

THcairoRB. in pursuance of the first ssnl uon or tne aioresaid act. I. A. thiimjn Auditor of State for the State of Kansas, do hereby certify that said Hartford Life Insurance Company is authorised to transact the busi ness of fire insurance, in this State, until the io oay-oi i eoruary.

tne year one thousand eight hundred and seventv. An witness wbereot. 1 have hennratAsnlMim-Ouul Ti-TTinnrrre affixed, the day and year above irrit- tub ten. Auditor of State. To J.

H. Blows, Atent.Leavenworth. Kansas. febMpSl aao.w. VKLLES, GSO.

D. FAXX. NELLES PARR, General Insaranee and Beal Estate Agents, CORNER DELAWARE AND MAIN Leavenworth. Kansas. Insurance for any amount in first elass Corn- names oslt.

Attend personally the buying and selling of ai raymen. oi xaxes. and Uoliecting. Prompt attention tn liuainMi atntrnstaKl tft us. hop to receive a share of public patron- 3 AWAY READ, EVERY ONE AMD T.

iA. 3S 0E We make the following offer at our Mammoth Crery, Glass ware, TOY ElilFORIUIli mr TCVKRT CASH BUTTER WHO PUR- JL chases of us Hoods, we will give them as a ire will ai present, which shall be of their own choice, as follows With bill of $10 00, Goods to the value of 75. 15 00. 1 00. 25 10.

2 00. V- 35 00. 3 50. 60 00. joo.

We would say to the Shopping Publie that all our nrioes shall be as low as they can buy sim ilar goods anywhere in the city, or any point West of St. Louis. Buyers are particularly re quested to call and examine for themselves. offer you Crockerr. Britannia Ware.

Tin Ware. Look ing Glasses. Plated Spoons. Porks. 4c.

Koives and Forks of all kinds. Feather Dusters. Chil- UITlta WUH'TS, muuif VHruuil, uiaoiwajo, Japanese Wooden Ware. Lamps and Chandeliers, Ivory Handled Knives. Japanned Toilet Setts.

AU kinds of Brushes. Bird Cages. Childrens' Carriages. Bar Glass Ware. Fancy Bar Piotures, Fancy Lava and China Goods.

Toys of all kinds, and almost everything else required in a bouse. We have an immense stock of the above goods. wbloh we must close out by the FIRST OP JANUARY, 1869. If yon want to buy goods at low prices, come ana see as. it CROW POSTER, T8 DELAWARE ST.

General Wringer. Agents for the Doty Washer and novdZ Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of the Threat and Lungi, such av Coughs, Colds, Wheeplag; Coagli, Bronchitis, and Comnmption, Probably never before in the whole history of medicine, nas anything won so widely and so deeply upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent remedy for pulmonary eomolainta. Through a long series of years, and among most of the races of men it has risen higher and higher in their estimation, as It has become better Known. Its uniform character and oower to cure the various sffeotions of the lungs and throat, have made it known as a reliable protector against them. While adapted to milder lorms ot disease ana to young children, it is at the same time the -most effectual remedy that can be given for incipient consumption, and the dangerous aneotions or tne throat, and lungs.

As a provision against sudden attacks of Crouv. it should be kept on hand in every family, and indeed as all are sometimes subject to oolds and coughs, all should be provided with this antidote for them. Although settled Conntmrttion is thought incur- aoie. sua great numoers 01 eases wnere tne disease seemed settled, have been completely cured, and the patient restored to sound health by the Ckerrg Pectoral. So complete is its mastery over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that the most obstinate ot them yield to it.

When noth ing else oould reach them, under the Ckerrv Pec toral tney subside and disappear. Sinoen and Publie Speaker And great protection rom it. Atthma in always relieved and often wholly cured by it. Ilronchiti ia generally cured by taking the Cherry Pectoral in small and frequent dose. -So generally are its virtues known that we need not publish the certificates of them here, or do more than assure the public that its qualities are inuy maintained.

Ayer's Ague Cure, For Fever and Aga, IntermlttentFe- Ter, Chill Ferer, Remittent Fewer. Damn Ague. Periodical or Bilious Fewer, and Indeed all the affec tions which arise from aaalarloae. marsh, or mUiralo poisons. As its name implies, it does Cure, and does not tail.

Containing neither Arsenio. Quinine. Bismuth. Zine. nor any other mineral or poisonous substance whatever, it in no wise injures any patient, 'ine numoer ana importance ot its cures in the ague districts, are literally beyond acoount, and we believe without a parallel in the history of Ague medicine.

Our pride is gratified by the acknowledgments we receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate eases, and where other remedies had wholly failed. Unaoolimated persons, either resident in. or travelling through miasmio localities, will be Protected by taking the A UE CURE dailv. For Liver Complaint, arising from torpidity of tne iiiver. it is an excellent remedy, stimulating uid uivvr Douuir hutuj, For Bilious Disorders and Live? it is an excellent remedy, producing many truly remarkable cures, where other medicines had iaiiea.

Prepared by Da. J. C. Aria A Practical and Analytical Chemists. Lowell, and soia an round me world.

-PRICK. SJI.OO PKR BOTTIiS, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. N. H. WILLIAMS, AU CTion con essioh J'o.

lOO D2LinlIlE GENERAL HEAL ESTATE, FURNITURE AND COMMISSION Aiictioii House. very evening of Dry Goods. Clothing. Crookery and glassware. Advances money on consignments, of Watches, BnciiJuwwiT.

aa. mayedtr J. R. BARRETT tt Proprietors, LORD SMITH, CHICAGO. Qonsral Agents for the Forth western States.

I. E. WALRAVEN, lXrORTIB AID Blitll IS Upholstery Goods AMD T19 CilJESTjrUT STHEET, PHILADELPHIA. jan7dpl2 E. L.

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B. Stst Flr 2-Hj I sad is aow eoocodti by Um publie to bt I tk jmj bwt Prnwratrm tat Bntohag Ki Ijg I Onj or faded Umir to its otigtesl oolorj I Pi jS pronotinv Growth, mdiesting Hs and Indntff, snd foe DreMins; A. yl V-pi apa Baaanrjriac tfa. Hair. It ires CA SS mIhh drusm, Sc not XVR 4 Win tbs ftos fabric, sad yTSr Jv tba Hair A' Ha R.

HAMMOND i PAttDOS. Andrew Johnson having released nearly all the great crimmala convicted of crimes against the Government and people of the United States, restored to liberty the living conspirators who were participants in the greatest crime of this 'century," and 1 given up the remains of those executed, in order that their relics may be received by unrepentant rebels as those of martyrs who died in a good cause, he will soon be sighing that there Remain no other villains to receive his and benediction, while hispewer jo give them is fast slipping away. He has set loose Conoverj described as "one of the meanest and most despicable wretches thrown to the surface by the and turmoils of civil war," a "mercenary who "stood ready to serve one party or the other with-equal earnest ness," according aa one or the other were willioe to pay. "Assuming the character of a spy, he flitted from point t6 point, and hung about the councils of Confederates and Loyalists, picking up crumbs of information, which he was not slow to piece out by deliberate lies and unmitigated perjury, until they assumed a remarkable character. In this way, he swindled the President and War Depart ment, and instigated several measures which the Government was subsequently to retract, and which would not have been taken but for his false in formation." lie took his imprisonment coolly, say ing that he had assurances that the Pres ident would pardon him, arrangements to that effect having been made prior to bis conviction.

The notorious Blaisdell, recently convicted of enormous frauds in 'distilling cautioned the offi cials not to be in haste to convey him to prison as it would be useless expense, a pardon being certain to reach him with in a few Thus far. the executive clemency has not been extended to him; but one of the most notorious of the "Whisky Ring," Devlin, haB been releas ed, and Blaisdell will probably not have long to pinej in prison for his glaring misdeeds. Of Devlin the Evening Post speaks as follows: It will be remembered that John Devlin, who had been convicted of defrauding the government at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, was pardoned in 1855 by President Lincoln. He then devoted all his energies to devising and carrying out new frauds he succeeded in corrupting the whole revenue service of the'district in which he lived, employed several revenue officers to carry on their offices wholly for his. benefit, in bold de fiance "of law, hired a large number of men to commit perjuries habitually, and swindled the Government directly out of several hundred- thousand, dollars.

After a long contest, in whiclr" every means wealth," cunning and influence could control were used to protect him Devlin was convicted on one of a score of charge's, and again sent to the Penitentiary ior two years. r- It is rather in Johnson's favor that he seems to understand that he is taking upon his own Bhoulders a portion of the of infamy borne by those convicts, nnd tries to make other high officials share it with him. He declares that Devlin's pardon was asked (on account of some legal informality, it is said,) by "Gen. H. W.

Slocum, the Hon. John T. Hoffman, Richard O'Gorman, Esq R. B. Connelly, Esq Peter B.

Sweeney, the Hon. W. 13. Robinson, M. and other respectable citizens of New York," Mr.

Pillsburyj Superintendent of the Penitentiary, and many members of the New York Legislature. It is quite right that those who signed, uch a request should be made to take their share of the reproach that belongs to the act The setting loose of great criminals for political reasons, is one of the prime causes of the prevalence of high-handed crime and daring villainies which make the chief cit; of the continent a place where men live in constant terror of the loss of life and property. vv SOVTHEltX HEX OVFED. The Norfolk, Virginia, Journal expresses itself with its customary good sense in deploring the success of Brick Pome-roy'a paper. It remarks: "Its influence has been very baneful upon the South, both in exciting false hopes in.

our people, among whom the La Crosse Democrat was extensively 'r culated, and in stirring up the hatred of the Northern people against the South, aa that paper Bet itself forward as the peculiar champion of our people, and the exponent, of their views. When will, there be common sense enough in our people of every section to prevent tbeirr encouraging men of all parties whose only talent is that of inciting the 'evil passions of one section against the other? The result of the Writings-of such men is but to keep wounds festering that would, bat for them, have long since healed. The nation suffers by the jealousies and hatreds thus perpetrated in all sections, while those that do the mischief become enormously wealthy and i'laugk-' at the folly of those who have made them so, for whom they care not a straw." Of this the Boston Advertiser says: While the proprietor of the. "red hot' sheet found it much for his teres to make hia paper what it was that he could boast of having obtained for it the largest circulation of all weeklies in the country, the Republicans could hardly be blamed for- referring to it as, a represen tative journal. These great mistakes appear to have been that of the Southern orators and journals, who were encouraged by it, to echo the same sentiments still more loudly.

They seem to have been led by one blusterer to believe that the old days had come back, and that their clamor joined to that of a minority at the North would frighten the country. A faction at the South has shown itself so incapable of comprehending the logic nf ts. and so faereely determined never lo profit by any lessons of the past, tvUt have little hope tnat toe same mistake may not be repeated to the end of time. i COMBINATION. Thn announcement, already made by us In regard to he consolida tion of two papers in Lawrence and one in Ottawa is now confirmed by the pro prietors of those papers.

The Lawrence Republican, the Lawrence Journal, and the Ottawa Home Journal are hereafter to be united. The new paper will be published at Lawrence," with; the name Republican Daily JournaX-" The nnWiahers and editors are I. 8. Kallocb Thacher, and M. W.

Reynolds- very strong team. Each one is a host in himself, and when combined are easily defeated. We know them all, tTiFm'alT. and are clad to an nnrVnoA a. nnnsolidatioU which is Second i a importance only to our own.

The latest novelty in suits growing Out of matrimonial relations is reported from Belleville, Illinois. A Mr. File sued Mr. Eislefic for fifty dollars commission for securing a husband for the daughter of -the latter. The case was thrown out of court, but Mr.

EisleBc thought it advisable to giye the old file ten bushels of corn and pay the costs. Be sure and ask for PERKINS. STERN ei3(M227 Seed for the Million. A FULL assortment of Garden. Flower and Field Seeds.

and titanlnc, including the Genuine Early Bose Potatoe, At $1 00 per by mail $2 00 for three tbs $5 00 per peck. $15 00 per bushel; $10 00 per barrel. Early Goodrich $1 00 per peck. $2 00 per bushel $5 Q0 Per barrel. Harrison $1 per $2 50 per bushel: ti 09 per barrel.

Ciitnax.Hefiron's new seedling potato, highly promising. $3 per fl. These potatoes Were all grown by their first disseminator. Mr. D.

8. HEFFRON. at Utioa. N. so that by purchasing of us the grower will be sure of getting them true to name, and ean change seed.

Western grown, Same kind, at less prices. Also, all the leading NOVELTIES of the season, such as Conover's Colossal Asparagus. 14 oz. packets, 25 cents Koi. 60 cents.

Crosby's Early Sweet Corn, superior quality, large packet. 10 cents per quart 50 eents. Farmer's Club Sweet Corn, highly oommended, large packet. 60 cents. General Grant Tomato, new.

fine, early, per pacsage zo cents. Surprise Oats, the best oat in America, (45 Rs per bushel) $10 00 per bushel. Fresn Osage seed in quantity, at low prices. For Particulars, send for large illustrated catalogue and Floral Guide. HOVEY HEFFRONt feb21d4w26 57 State street.

Chicago. Ill 1868 SPRING TRADE, 1868 D0GGETT, ASSET! HILLS, Established 1346. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS SHOES, NOS. 49 31 LAKE STREET, (Cor. Wabash Avenue.) mica a- Wo offer at greatly Ireduced prices to CASH R9 Our new stoo of Boots and Shoes, comprising work of every description of 8TJFE21XOS.

QTAUST. Wo solicit an examination of oar stock, which is the largest in the West. marl2d8it DOGGETT. BASSETT HILLS. M.

BEHUNE. SHOW CASE MANUFACTURE It No. 57 Dearborn op. AfaUeson Houst, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. A large stock of every variety and stylo of nietai ana wooa enow uases.

constantly on hand. Orders from the country promptly at- tenjeato, lVo. IX Sooth Clark Chicago, MANUFACTURER of the IMPROVED fNVlSlRI.Hn.VVW. f.TIi.ATING WIGS AND TOUPEES. importer ana wooiesaie dealer in all kinds of Hair.

Wigs. Ao. Parties, by iSendinff ismttta nf thaaint i. lr lDey wisn. ean nave tneir orders filled by Express the same as though they were present, games' ornamenui iiair Work.

Ac, and Ladies' Hair Dresser. Parties residing in any part oi tne world ean nave igt or Xoupe maae to order oy taaing the measure as here uirected: Inohei, No. 1 Round the Head No. 2 From Ear to Ear.across the Head. No.

3 From Temple to Temple, around the Head, over the Kar No. 4 From Forehead to Nape When measuring for Toupees, eat a pattern of the side and shape of baldness. Highest price paid for raw hair. The trade supplied as usual. ep30d227 u.

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