The Weekly Republican from Plymouth, Indiana • Page 2

I. JIATTISGLY, Eiltftr. THURSDAY, JULY 2 5, 1867. Convention. Th? I.jvablieais of the several of County are reqaettf te at tlva of elections on SATURDAY, JULY 27.

IS57, al P. 31., firths pnrpois cf selecting to Criaty Convention, to nrct at riymnlh. On Saturday, August 3d, 1867, at 1 o'clock, P. for the purpose of CAnu'uutea for County Clerk ar.l attenJin; to tl.s of 5ueli Conventions. For th3 pnrpis? of facilitating business the Central C.m:r'.ttee bare that fcci Town.liip ihill fca entitle? la one dele -its tor every ten vctct for Schuyler ColfiX in am! one for every frac tion ct -s it hich gives the follow rep-j Center towrtt'iip 4' Mourton t'p 4'TVurton 12Germm North 17l-olk 1.7V,et 33 II 12 15 0 AVJnut "Xippocaaoe It bopel-Hue RcpuWican-i in every township will r.i?:t and appoint cn th2 diy ilsslnateil.

A prompt, cliarzr: of clnty on th.3 part of all cannot "ail h.wc a wholesame influence. AM ASA JOHNSON, i Republican Cen, Corn. urn r.LWASS, Ann use: S.ifirliy is the day designated for Tcwnhrp Meetings, to apj)int dele-t the Convention called to in this pi ice next Saturliy week, Aunnt tt i- the dutyi imperative duty, of every fm ItepuWicartto) nttend these niefrnr if forTiothbi elp than it) show hi to the canse, but ll.er-r ofhtT TCiJsons which should aF: to only two tf we ilwL-ra it to mention now, viz: th" in their presence will fSTt and the benefit tlier will themselves derive by p.irticipitln in public affairs, a priviiCe which ii t-o much ccglecleJ by the peo-pV gci.i r. lfrtf frfr? or Srnte of.i0?73 iot L-Ui-t this year, but there are two cvmity ofliecs to fcnd if a organization is effected in every town-hip, we shall certainly carry Jic chanty. All that is nojcssarv to rev-cioTiie tlic? county is to show the people what a set bloo 1-snekers the present Domjcrutic cfficii-holders are, and l.ov tlictr monv lus donited, given political favorites.

The facts need only to 1)" presented to the people to convince ihht mo'lerr. Demoeraey is too expensive a luxury fr any community to in. Thru let lis Iiave ruisinc: meetings in ewry tovnhI; next Saturday, and full delegations from eac-h to the County Convention on the Saturday following. Send up representative men, who will put he ball in motion that ii! grind the Deni-ucratic party to powder. 4Tue p-ibllihcr of the little Dniaorral tliiiksto divert public attention from his reality b- show ing that a little boy, eight cr ten years of a.e, is nearly as great a rascal himself.

"We do not say the publisher i3 a thief, but if we bad done What he has, charged nearly $100 more for the delinquent list, lift year and this, justifies "or authorizes, we should feely-cry much. Tike we were, not exactly a thief, but meaner, decidedly, than, one who boldly adopts the profession and V.kcs the responsibility. He, the pitfv of the Drr.iocrat, knows that he cannot justify the charges he makes for publishing the delinquent list, and hence his not attempted it. At tli propr time -verhall show up his mcauness aod grccd- of in their true Tue Social E.vit- AVc "have receWed Ibis subject, bui Iiave. not lia.CI Ume to examine ikill p'Msh it-next week, out of defer- ent to -the writer, as the Chicago daily pipers hive allowed the subject to be in their columns, but hardly think ihQ pgC3 of a newspaper the proper place to discuss such a question.

If more harm than docs not irrow out of th din of the -subject in the newspaef vp shall be happily disappointed. BB- SS 4 Tiie IVesident last Saturday nominated Ilorac- Grei'lcy, as Minister to Aiitritv. Objection was madeatv tlie'jioniinrition And it The Senate need not be in haste to onfirm rcclcj, a3 he wpuld not iccvj)t the -position, and Mr. John unless. ne nas loss an i i ii ait oi ins It is only one brains, must know it of Andy's Tfi ueeds, reconstructing at are abundant, and colored poiJe dare not accept posi-tionfe as regster for fear of their lives colored church xras recently assaulted in Kobison county and two men and one woman kille I.

A desperado named Gnerst is railing the State, colored people flee at his approach, and a "prominent Texican recently resigned a position in the Udreau for fear outlaw would murder h'm The fruits of ohnson-isrn. VVxsurNGTON, iuly The iotnt resolution for the extension of tire mail service between Japan anil China 'by the introduction of additional vessels Without increased cxpetise, iva rascI. Mr. SCNIXKR, from the Committee oh Forcisjn Relations, reported a joint resolution expressive cfrympathy with the sufferings of Crete, and'tflrec-ttngthi President to f-ommumcate a copv of the 'resolution to the Government of Tjrsscd. The CHAIR submitted a comtntrnicatioc from the Secretary of the Treasury, in re-spouje'to a resolution 'inquiring "whether any legislation was necessary to expuite the payment of bounties.

Ordered cu the table. The Hone amendment to the Senate bill further to smrrc eqnal lights in the District of Columbia, was concurred in, with an amendment authorizing the. Criti-inal Court to draw craud ur.ft petit jurors for the June term ofthat Court. A communication from the Secretary of VYar, in resrense to a resolution inquiring if legislation Was rccssary to expedite the payment of bounties, was laid before the Senate, and ordere! laid upon the tabic, with the report of'lhe Paymaster General accompanying 'u, also a communication from the President in response to a resoln-tion, calling for 'imfcrmation in regard to recent evenrsin Mexico, lleferred to the Cerr.mittec cn Foreign Relations. Mr.

SllPdtMAN sutisted that the resolution to adjourn be taken up and disposed of. Mr. SUMXF.R thought it better to hear Iar 't them, then if they dare to, at-n m.i firt I tempt to imrcach the President. (he messace read first. Mr.

JOHNSON called for the reacTirg of the message, and it was read. TRUM BULL said the cxtraorffiRary positions assumed in that message, und ws I think, indefensihle positions, iniefct i tT. call for a reply. I think most of the positions assumed in aU of them, so far as are known, denying the authority of Congress to pas this bill, are indefensible, but there is an indisposition shown by the Senate lo have its time wcupied with this discussion. If it be the pleasure of the Senate to Tele npon it at or.ee, I shall forepo any remarks that nndcr other oircnmstrtRce I should feel inclined to make.

If it be the pleasure of the Senate I will letin cries cf "question" from several Senators. The HAIR put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the President rbject-ioa not withstanding. Ye.vs. Anthony, Cattefl, Conkling. Cragin Edmunds, Fesseiulen.

Foster, FnV'mchuvsen, Harlan, Henderson, Ho wt.nl, Morgan. Frriil, of Nye, Patterson, cf N. H. Pomeroy. Rimsey.

ilosk, Slienr.ir, Sumner, Thayer, Tipton, Tr.in.fco3, Van Winkle, Wade, Willey, Wilson, Yates. Total- ao. Nays. Bayard. Buckalew, Davis, Hendricks, J-ehnson, Patterson, Teno.

Total The CHAIR annoui.ee! that the bill Imving been paesed over the veto by a vote of two-thirds of each House, it was a law. The Appropriation Bill and the veto were the two next taken up. Tho bill was passed without debate orer the rcto yeas, 32 navs. 4. JOHNSON, who TrMed in tlie nesn-tirc on the first veto, voted in the p.ffirma-tive on this.

The negative were Bucka-lew, Itms, Heudricks and Patterson. 3Ir. SHERMAN called up the House concurrent resolution for adjournment, and moved substantially lor it as follows Tha tke President of the Senate and Speaker of the House shall adjourn their res-peetire Houses on Saturday, July I'oth, until the first in December. Mr. SUMNER wjVvd to strike out the first Momiay hi December and insert the second Wednesday ei (etober.

Mr. Sumner said one of two thinzs mit't be done either tke Prcsiiest must be removed from the chair le occupies CVmgress must coctiuTie its permanent session to watch him. When I make that statement I make witli a lull sense of my responsibility as a Senator, knowing well what may come hereafter and what duties may devolve upon me: but as a Senator the United States I deem it my duty to make this public dcclaralkwi that I may do what I can to pat my associates on their guard, and to romind the conmry of what in my i oninion is the duty of the honr. is fiH another branch of the Government to take such proceedings as they may think proper order to call tho President to judgment. It is for should they take these pro-ceed'nis's, to enter Ui.on a judgment.

Until then it is the duty of evr.y Senator to expre.es his mind freely with regard to tl0 conduct of tho President. No duty that may devolve upon us, in the future can constrain us now in speaking thereof under the responsibility of this hour. I fetill say that in my opinion Congress ought to remove this incumbent from ofilce or fit lure constantly in their seats to watch and counteract him. It is because he is Mill lYesident that I inbist that you shall sit here in order to do what you can to neutralize tlw mischief which poccrds from him, which we have reason to bHieve must proceed from bim so long as he continues in power. For this reason, which I have very- simply and very briefly state .1, 1 hope the resolution of the Senator from Ohio wi'J not be adopted.

If I could have my way. Congress would not leave their seats. They should stay here as a guard to the Constitution, as a constabulary force for the Union men throughout the rebel Stales, but it is proposed to go home and abandon th'e Union men a prey to the President. The proposition of Mr. Sumner to adjourn to the third Wednesday in October was disagreed to.

The question was taken on the preposi tion of Mr. Sherman adjourn from three o'clock to-morrow until the first Monday in December. It was agreed to at a sub-stitue for the House proposition naming November lUli as the day of meeting, by the following vote Yfas, Anthony, Bayard, Buckalew, Cattell, Conklinj, Davis, Fessendcn, Frelinghuysen, Grimes, Ranwy, Harlan, Henderson, Hendricks, Johnson. Morgan, Monitt, Patterson, (or N. II.) I'ntterwm, (of Tenn.) Sherman, Sptagor, Trumbull, Van Winkle Navs.

Cameron. Chandler, Crasrin, Kd- cinhds, Howard, Howe, Nye, Pomeroy, Ross. Sumner, Thayer, Tipton, Wade. Wilson, Yates 1 The resolotion jroes to the House for The llonse bill repealinsr so mnch of an existing law as prohibits the President or the Secretary of the Interior from concluding treaties with th Indians without the consent of Con' as passed. Mr.

SUIT" asked to call np Ihe Honse bill umhis; the removal of Dis trict Commanders without the consent of the Senate, but objection being made by Mr' Hendricks, It goes over. Exectlve session held, and at six o'clock the Senate ailjonrned. HOUSE. i The Senate bill to establish peace with certain hosiMo Indians, was ordered' print Tlie" SPEAKEi presented a message from the President, in answer to resolu tions of the House, to the following sub- ccts In reference to the capture and execu tion of Maximilian, and arrest and report ed execution of Santa Anna Mexico. Referred to Committee on Foreign Affairs 1 As to what States have ratified the Con stitntional Amendment.

Referred to the Judiciary Committee. The correspondence with ex-Mlniter i ampbeii, ot Mexico, ana xns successor. Referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs. In reference to a certain agre ement said to have been entered into between tne United States, European Mid West Virgin ia Land and Minninir Company, and cer tain reputed agents of the Republic of Mexico. Referred to tho Committee on Foreign Affairs.

-f The additlonallist bf persons pardoned for rebellion. Referred to the Judiciary- Committee. The copy of the treaty between the Un -1 ted States and the Eaiperor of Russia for the cession or Kassian America. KefciTd to the ommittec on Foreica Affairs. Tile copy of the Conveution batween the Lniteu btatcs and enezucla, for th ad juMment of the claims of citizens of the United States against the Government of that country.

Referred to the Committee on ortiim Aflajru. The SPEAKER then submitted the mes sa-re cf the Presfdent. the Supple mentaiy Reconstruction Bill, which was read by the Clerk The reading: of the veto having been con cluded. Mr. STEVENS, of Pennsylvania, roae and said he was disposed to have a vote on the question at once.

He was not aware that there was any disposition to discuss, aid presumed that thi House -was prepared to vote on the arguments of the President. If there was any such desire he did not know but lew moments might be very well spent in that way. A general desire was manifested on the Republican side for a vote at once. Mr. STEVENS preferred that the previous question should be called.

A voice "Take the vote, and let the bill Ik' sent the Senate and passed, so that the members can heme and 4eave the Judiciary. Mr. RANlA f.L said lie worth! Tike the chance to meet the imreachmcnt brfitte the people. lie shootd Jike to. meet them lace to face riir Wt t)c ene my a cam p.

lie asserted that they did not mean to impeach the President. They did not dare to do it. What had the President done that he should be impeached Had he not been honest, faithful, dMurcnt in every particu Ir. IUJTtER I would not ask the Ile.use to pause in what we understand to "be our duty, if the message which we have just lierrd did not keein to meto require a single remark or two. first, upon its toue, and, second, as to assertions of fml.

I do not propose to deal wkk the arguments in the message, but prlest, in the name of the House, ara mt tke Ekccutive slanderinr the Comrres. rf tte United States by declaring Tn ofileial paper that we have put twelve millions of the peo ple of the country a despotism more intolerable than has ever been borne by any other ipeople. I give the exact meaning, if not the exact words, of the message xjtrier tint true or lalse. II true, we are unworthy of our places here; if false, Hie man ho makes the charge oulit not to hold his place a sintle hur lomrer. admit that the gentleman frm Pcunsyl-vania (Randall) uttered one trtth in his remarks, and that is that we dare not do our duty here, in tlmt respect.

With shame and confussion of fane J. fr one, bow to the truth of 4-kat reiKark. The question is how soon will we Ie ready to meet this man When shall we say to him, in the language of the orator cf Rome raft '((rrlttt'l How long shall we tc-maiu here to be charged with enacting law which work depotis: on the country. He then denied various assertions in the message an! tAwcludcdi Having thus bioulu lefor the House tlrese misstate-evciits of facts, wrong conclusions of law. I for one am ready to vote that 1 shall become a law notwithstanding Ihe -eto if the President, and then seo whether I will execute it, or whether the Houvi wul luring hiiu, for his violations of the Constitution, bcfe tke Stnate for 'rial, c-cording to the mode, pointed out by live Constitution to relieva the country from the oppression of a bad ruler.

Mr. B'Ulcr was sure that when these speeches re read by the people they ill bo coiiTinccd, if not already convinced of the desperate attempt to grasp at excuse fr tke 'wpose of removing the last obstacle in the way cf a ladieal ma jority to complete the subversion of the Lonstitction and complete tha establishment of despotism throughout the whole land. Messrs. PHUYX and WILSON, of Iowa, made a few remarks ly consent Mr. Stevens.

The bill was thrn passed over 'die veto aves, loo: noes. 22 a strict party The SPEAKER announced l.at two- thirds having voted in the affirmative, it Lad ajjam passed the House and with the objections of the lYesident. would bo wrnt to the Senate for like consideration. Mr. JUDI) otfwrcd resolution sivin.

a prominent place hi the National Capital or old Hall of Representatives for a stone from the tomb of bervuw Iullius, sent here it year ago by the people of Rome to commemorate the virtues of Abraham Lin coln. Adopted. On UKJti.m of Mr. BUTLER, the Committee on the Assassination of the President, was authorized to conduct the investigation by sub committees, at such places ns may be convenient, with authority to adinimsttr oaths. Mr.

LINCOLN asked leave 1o offer a preamble and resolntiim reciting that it, ia rumored that fraud and speculations are being committed in the office of the Paymaster General, and author 7jn tlw; appointment of a select committee of five to investigate the workings of the Paymaster General's ofiice and all transactions connected with the department. Objection was made, the rules were suspended und the resolution was adopted. On motion of Mr. WASHBURNi; of Indiana, the Select Committee on Soldiers' Bounty Claims was authorized to inquire generally into the causes of delay in the payment or bounties, with power to examine witnesses, and scud fur person and pa- Mr. AN 1 Civ offered a rcsotutlon directing the Secretary of the Treasury to communicate the facts and reasons on which an order was made in Mandl, IStfi, by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, exempting Geo.

Y. Thomas from the payment of a special tax or other duty on what is pretended to Ie a charitable enter prise. He aenounceit the scheme pretend ing lo be for the reher of the Southern poor as a cheat and swindle. The resolution was adopted. The SPEAKER announced the Select Committco on the Investigation in the Pay Department as follows Lincoln, Scefiehl, Cobb, Bucklaud and Holmes.

The Speaker presented the Senate con current renolution tUrciarincr sympathy with the suffering people of Crete, which was agreed to. The fcfPEAKLER presented tho Senate amendment to the House amendment to the Senate Bill for further protection of equal rights in the District of Columbia, The amendment was occurred fn, and the bill goes to the President for his signature. The SPEAK KU presented a veto mes sage from the Pcsident on the bill making appropriations to entry into effect Ibc Reconstruction Act. The bill passed over the Pesidcnt's veto by a vote of 1QJ yeas to 22 nays Wasttisoton JulyL'O. SENATE.

The Clerk of tlie House announced that it had agreed to the conference committee on was also agreed to by the Senate 4, navs, 14. A committee was appointed to notify the President that Congress was ready to ad journ. A message from the President announced that he had signed the resolution of sympa thy with Crete, and the bill to peace with certain Indian tribes, and to carrv out the treaty with Venezuela. Mr. NYE moved to reconsider the vote adopting the conference report.

Lost 13 tola. Mr. SUMNER inquired if the President was going to return the bill to establish equal rights in the District of Columbia. MrCONKLING said hehadbecn inform ed that the President had no more bill to return which he intended to return. After another Executive Session, adjourn ed till the 21st of November.

IIOUSE. A resolution was, offered by3Ir. LOGAN amended by Mr. Scheuck, to order the Ju diciary to report rorthwitn all testimony AL-rVk 4 Vw Im TA arVt TTi POCO The Committee on Indian Affairs were Instructed to inquire into tho expediency providing for the location of all Indian tribes of the United States on a tract of land sufficient for their necessities, under the superintendence of some humane persona, with a view io the education of such tribes and the protection of all their just riirhts. Tho conference cemratttee, on the 'oro-reut resolution for djwurntnetit, TCpotfed a resolution that both Houses adjourn half-past tour this afternoon until Thtirsday, Hie 2 1st of Agreed to 71 against '40.

As amended by Mr. SCnENCK the impeachment -case was adopted? against 47. The SPEAKER presented a message from the President hi reply to the Home resolution as to the publication of Cabinet proceedings in reference the interpretation of the Reconstruction Law. Read arjd referred to the Judiciary Committee. Mr.

WILSON, chakinan ef the JnfKct-ftty Committee, affirmed Ids belief that- the investigation should bo conducted with all the principles of the rules of and declaring that no belief that was entertained as to the jtolitical importanceof forcing the miMachment question on the country, regardless of any other question, could tutn him aside from the course which he had to take, which the law required him to tuke. Mr. BUTLER expressed the hope that the report would be read tonic time before his death. Mr. WILSON said the gentleman frm Massachusetts was a restless man, w.o wanted to have everything his own wav; but he ought to recollect that there were other men in the world beside himself, and they could not look on questions exactly alike.

He was willing tovcpt't the testimony to-day if the llonse deemed it pru dent r.rd desired him to do so, but he sug gested that it would hardly be a "proper proceeding to throw out to the newspapers am. politicians of Hie country the testimo ny on which the House was to net in future to have the testimony examined, criticised, jecked at In this way and that way be fore the House was ready to take it up for action. lie was free to say that ho found in the investigaiion, and in the President's action before tlx investigation cnmTiicTiccd, abundant evidence to "show that every man ought to vote against and condemn him. lie by means, apologized for or jr.stifird the "President's course. It was reprehensible.

There might be such a state of facts developed before the Investigation closed as womM authorize a report by the whole committee in favor of proceeding against the President, Jut he asked the gentlemen not to draw it out by piecemeal. it come in Us regular way. A committee was appointed en the palt of the House to join the Senate committee to wait on tlie President. Mr. COVODE moved to suspend the rules so that he might offer resolution in- stTKCting the Judiciary Committee to have pirated, with testimony in the Impeach ment ease, th2 reports of th minority and majority.

The balance nf tke rcssion was occupied In filibustering. At LSoyiViocV" the pea- ker declared the House adjourned till the -'ist oi November. Tili: A Train Cnntttrrd on ihr PltihiA i'rthiHo 'iho) and Sir VVVr first AJffrri and and Six. SM- of Chant if M(ur Captitc. New Yoick.

uly 13. The IrrhT Leavenworth special says a train wa capl med last Sunday near Fort Lamed, by Indians. Hihop Lainey, ten priests. and six sL-tcrs of Charity, accompanied the train, cn route to Santa I e. The men i were hilled, scalped and shockingly nuili-lated.

Tho females were carried away captives. ANOTHER UlSrlTCU. CtxrivxATf, July VX The Com mi f- rhtV Lea yen worth Foeciai The Indians capMired a tnin on the Simla Fe roa'l, near Fort I-arned. on the 1 "th. IlWiifl Torney, ten priest and six Sisters of Charity were anion the passengers.

1 mcu were all killed and horribly mu mmed. reserved for another the train The frSTttdos were rate. As csrort tried to protect it, but arrived fc 1. rir. Arrirn? of Clrwrul Shfi'nmnat Cor- lin'lViW; llf.W Acromit of Affairs in the Indian Country.

Cakmxvili.k. July K. (tencral Sherman with us, i route to Chicago. He found at St. Lotus a telegram trom the Secretary of Vr announcing of Congress to authorie the volun teer regiments asked lor.

lie savs he has but three regiments in his whole command from the I'ritish Iossrion3 to Tex is, not an avt-rage of a man to a thousand miles, a force obviously an ridielously inadequate. He savs the more recent rumors oftrotibl; are so wholly false or largely exaggerated, us usual, hut that the supply ot btiuMo meal is so scarce, both in the Lte country and in the Sioux, that ths Indians must stea' or starve. The (rneral on hi war to spend a few -days with his family, j.ftcr which he will to to St. l'atil, and thence .) miles west ward intfcNorthern DakoVah. His opinion of Walrnssia is concise ana thus pronoi.nced; Civc 'em seven millions more to take it back, and be thankful to get oil cheap." MUX ICO.

I JVoftoition to Annrr thai Count rif to the United State Juarez and Jii Chiefs Favoraote to ItEnthn-fiaxtie Jlceeplion of Juarrz at Vent Cruz Juarez Decline re-e fiction The Execution of Santa Anna Juarez to J'ubliih an Address to the World. New Yoric, July ID. The JTerahVs Washington Special says: Mr. Abbot, a brothtr of the Historian, lias broached a proposition to leading members of Crngress for the annexation of Mexico, which, be with the approbation of Juarez and the chiefs of the Mexican Re publican party: The, latter fear another lorein intervention on account of Maximilian's execution, or a continuation of the Intestine strife, an I are satisfied with annexation, provided they themselves can be secuaed in some good Government berths and peace can be secured to tho country. Mr.

Abbott's proposition were received with tome hesitation by -Messrs. Sumner and Hanks, but with much favor by Messrs. Howard, Cole, Chandler and others. New Or.i.EAXP, Th United Slates revenue cutter Wilderness arrived hero last night, from Vera Cruz, where she arrived on the 10th instant, with Madame Juarez. The deputations of Mexican offi cial boarded the vessel and warmly, wel comed Madame Juarez back to Mexico.

On the instant, she disembarked from the Wilderness and met with an enthusiastic' public reception, both civil and military. The display during the day was a gala one. and at night the city was brilliantly illuminated and there was a magnificent display of fireworks in her honor. She, accompanied by a large party of notables, was to leave Tor the City of Mexico on the ICth tust. President Juarez arrived at the capital on the Hth, and was cordially received, lie emnliatically declined a re-election, and has ordered a new election.

He will return to the mountains as soon as his successor is chosen. It is officially reported that General Yidauvie has been shot. Marqocz is be-leived to be hiding in the City of Mexico, and will uc shot as soon as captured. It was reported in Vera Cruz on the lUli that Santa Anna was still but later dates received in this city, from Tampico state that ho has been shot. Every thing was quiet in Vera Cruz and the city was perfectly beathr.

The Austrian sloop-of-wai Elizabeth was receiving Austrian re fusees on board. She held no communication with the Mex ican officials except through the Lnited States gunboat and Consul Sonli-ner. The Wilderness brings despatches to the British, French, and Austrian Governments about publishing ira eddress to the In which they expect to justify themselves for the excentiou of Maximilian. It will Treat of theklTlitig of Mexicans for 'defending their native soil, and cite precedents which they tlrink will clearly prove their acts within the range ot propriety. They will produce documents which they say will throw new lights upon what they have done.

Some of the ablest men in the Republic ate engaged on the work. 'Tbc rcat Naval Rcvievf olF Spit-hcad, on the 1711, in honor of the Sultan, cost fifty thousand pounds. One gunboat was driven ashore during the rain-storm, which was the only accident worth mentioning. farewell letter to Ins wife, is published. It is brief, nd concludes as follows; 'So many unlooked for events and sudden blows have shattered all my hopes, that death is but a happy deliverance, not an agony to me.

I shall die gloriously like a soldier like a king vanquished, but not dishorrored. If your sufferings are loo great and God should call you soon to join me, I shall bless his divine hand which has weighed so heavy upon ns. Adieu, Adieu! From your poor Alax." General Carl'us report to General Howard on the Franklin riot has been given to the press. It saddles the whole responsibility of 'the disgraceful affair upon the Conservatives. It asserts that the murderous assault upon the colored league was precon certed.

It also declares that the Mayor of Franklin well knew that there would be an outbreak, and thut the town as voluntarily surrendered the civil authorities to mob violence. The General expressed the opinon that the punishment of the sruiltv participators may be safelv left to the Circuit Judge and District Attorney. The English authorities are trying "hflrdlo impress the Sultan favorably; one day they spend 850,000 on a naval review, and the next night almost as much on a banquet, with a grand ball for a wind up. iTcir NeTv Wheat! New Wheat! I will par hc highest mitket price in cah for Oats, Seeds, cc, creJ at my Warehouse. FOR SALI'.

Clover Seed. Timothy Seed, and Shinties. A rail road 37-2 II. G. THAYER.

Executor's Sale. Will Ik? sold at PUBLIC SALE, to the bidder, at the late residence of George iinaei, deceased, mile west ot In wood, 1 ir1i ritittt Tu. I ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, nil the person.il estate of sdd decedent, not rpt lr the widow, consisting in part of tho following A Span of Good Work Iforsos, one Three Yonr Old Mare, Cattle, Sheep, one 'iioil Two-Horse Ibirnes, I3oh Sled, Oats and Corn, Funning Utonsrls, some IIouselioKl Fnrniture, 1. TERMS OF SALE, On rams ovrr three t'ollars a credit nine months, by purchners giving note with approved recurity, wairit Uahutbn and apprrtiscment 1 iw3. with h.t L.t date: en sums of three dollars a utrin itiier- under, c.ish in hand.

S.de to commence at 10 o'clock, A. on Faid day. ADAM C. III DEL, July 13 Executor. Sale Notice.

ON TUR FIRST DAY OF AUGUST I will eil, viz: A lot of Sheep, Ilegs, Cows and Calves, young Catt'e, a two horse Kug-er, an Iron Mill and Horse Tower, House find Kitchen Furniture, all nearly new, A credit of nine tnonths will be given. S.ile to commence at 10 o'clock, A. at my residence, lj.C miles south of In woo J. 37-2w J. W.

Notice of Insolvency. 'At the Jane Term, the "Court of Common I'lea of irjli til County, the of Elijth Winrott, Jecetsi'd, was declar ed probably insolvent. Creditors are therefore notified that the aime will be settled ao-corJiughr. RANSOM BARBER, Adm'r. July 23, leG7.

3w. Administrator's Nolice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned h.ts been appointed AdtniuiFtralor of tho estate of Henry Fry, deceased, late of Marshall County. Said estate is supposed to be solrer.t. E.

PARKER, Adm'r. 3G Public Vendue. ill be olTere.l at Public Sale, at the residence of James T. Fife, neir Tyuor City On Friday, August 2, 1S67, The following articles of personal property, to-wit: Two or three Colts, two good Milch Cows, a number of Sheep, Some Hogs, AV heat and Kye, tfce. TERMS OF SALE On sums orer five dollar six months credit, with note and pprored security, without interest if paid when due, otherwise to draw interest from.

date. On sums of fire dollars and under cash. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. on said dav. JAMES T.

FIFE, D. B. CALHOUN, Ju'y 18. 3t. Executor's IVotlcc.

Notice is hereby ciren that the undersigned has been appointed Executor of George Hin-del deceased, lato of Marshall County, Indi ana. The estate ia solvent. ADAM C. IIINDEL, Executor. July 33, 1SG7 It.

Sil ate or Indian,) Marshall County.) Notice is hercbr glren that John L. G.tntz, Administrator of the estate of Alexander Klinefelter, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the reaL estate of the decedent, his per sonal being insufficient to pay hia debts; and that said petition will be hoard at the next term of the Court of Common Pleas, of said county. JOHN C. CUSHMAN, July 25, 1867 3w UlerK. Administrator's sale.

I will sell at public sale, ON THE 17th DAY OF AUGUST, 1867, at the late resideacc of Henry Fry deceased, at the south end of Maxiukuckee Lake, Union Township, Marshall County, all the p-jrsonai property of the deceased not taken by the widow, consisting in part of 5 head of Horses, Milch Cows, young Cattle, Hogs Sheep, Getse, Wagon and Harness, Threshing Machine, Farming: Implements of various kinds, Loom, Wheels, Corn on the ground, Oats, Wheat, Grass; also Household andKitehen Furniture, and various other articles too nu merous to, mention. Terms made known on diT of sale- E.PARKER, Adm'r. Take no Horc I'oison. DR. S.

B. COLLINS, La pbnrh, Would respectfully announoo- that he will be in PLYMOUTH, at the Parker House. 26, 27, and 28, fiOTJRBON, at the American House, August 20, Y7ABSAW, August 3d and 31, fur purjse of rticticiug his pr.kn. Dr. wouM call Iii attention t)i? intftti-l to-tl'e Jniirtiut furt, iiiii a furrcit Uanoei or xamiuutii'U of uny dit as will ilcjuit tin- n-sult, gviitrlly i.fits trcatiiiL-Lt.

Is in.t ultop'tLiT trutli.iin tn-w or new r-inJir tm( ignulie tli skill of the ira tioiier, it ii rntlicr nti Mccuratv anJ cmjrcbfi3iri. kiiowlwiK -'f J1'1-el Science, toni'lrtl witli tlmt iutuitJvi-ji riTjition hiili is not it-i-lf inyti ry, but a rtiiH of tii? liumHii luiii't, chilli, wlnn tlfVlopit pivoj i' to tho true anji ibl.K him to disi i-rii the nature of the ere lie p-MriU' t.Titi cure, it'ucii, ia fut, is criterion ufMe.lic-.il Skill. The lx-tir Ith a1o to ratUhr atfent'n of Mm amii'ted to tlie TKK.VTMENT, Tvliieli lie lias tcc-n practicing fT year, nmt by mean of lii lie Im cur ease tryonl ttm rem "of nil modieim, micli C'oiisuiui'tion of the Itimr, Iirfl.i-ni.it it'll of the Liver, loiii acute mid chronic, I'ys-pe)iiia, SirinaJ Affections, I'tratyiii cr I'niy, all NeTTow diteusu, tti UftUrt, Scrofula, Chronic lMarrlncv, nouto Inf animation of tho ye und all Fubi.iIo inecanes cfvry Lame, grade and cliaractcr. i'ciiiftlo fnrect in fi clioi tfrnc Mk-tietic and Medical treatment. AU curaMu dinf.ircs yi -Id r.adily under Uii trcatiiii nt.

Call ancl the lortr trf're 'taking treatment clsewher. He ontidnit of to hin txitifiil, ten lie lev l-ne fc.r llie i-aut wti-h years' ill tlio cily of Laj'urte. lie re pect ully uk a ieru-sal of the K.S 1.31 i A lArcuit, Ii.d., Si t. 1, lexa. To aU irAom il may na.ru: I was with a r.iiious I'ever, which rliatihotl in tini.

and asMiiucd a Tjihcid rlirmcter of th form, whii ti left ino inseiihlc for thirty l.iy.. Mcdieid wati c.er i'td to ild wLich left il. flee (in I'art of prostrate. I wni eizod with severe puin in my ri(ht teil, niiiiiecl until it an alarni-inu tight. I onii'l Und no relief until Lr.

S. Ii. Collins was ralhd in. who prt-tribed for nie, and 1 found immediate relict, and a .1 tuatient cure in dajs. CUAHI.KS MAT1U.WS.

Wi, tiie del digued certify ihe abovo aa true. i'KttKY KANNAHI, MAR-; AU KT A. KAXXARD, MARY MATTn KWS, MAIM IIA LvroniE, Jun. 13, I adlii t- il fr innrer ye.ir-t nitli LiviranJ Ki.l-ney lur-ease. I ai i'ltt'l l- "many t-tni ii'-nt lolriu-ii lu't in t.

1 wa.J iTuiioulic 1 iiu urnMo l.r all. 1 ttii-ii 1'jIi IT. 'ciliar, wkui-un-d mo in turnt) 1 rifrl oiie li'iii'ln cl im f.fty pc'iiiH' (i liii I more tliaa ev. efure. Tl.

tuia wins f.T 1 am now a wrll at at tiiy rv-cuvi-ryi l'lloKBt OarUAXl'tK. Sack Villaok, Tiporte K'T ix jrir I xt iilV.iittcl Willi I.ivir Piscitso nhicli rev- iitcl n.e from work. in ronii. vtion. a i.ill ilaily, foltoun-l up nilit iliUliK' .1 yriMt iln'oiiVi-lilrln tu wit Si in ii.

Ii nnrv 1 Rise it 1 1 i.f rc-ovcry. in f.n 1 1 iiiitnT.t i i very fthcM my iiimruMi'. Hut throtiRli t.i -y of lr. Colli um JH-rKctly Hi health. AT11AMKL.

U. UAKKLIt. Vis-it1 rn.vlj lily, cfiv i roiiij.t A-Mrir, S. July 11, lSjT-tf Liit. wilt roll.

COLLINS. M. LHportk-, Ii.J. Improved Billiard Tables, his i5 iTS'AT CI Sl5IOS, ViVll known to siiiiTHTtc) any now lr nc. Manufactory, 4 3 Mercer X.

Tli of Sli.tr)1' Imi'Mvivl (iilliarl TaM-'i li'H rrti'l- riBl a ry I i inaVie anal iiiotiti'. in t.rdrr to tiij) ly tin il ihhihI. In- i tic rrf to fill rd witli hij or to l-uMic generally, ti.ny i-vor Ii im. W. J.

Sliitrn, titvln nEj.Ti ii liar- tnru'y in tli-tu if icttiro of HiUinr I Mes, ali i l.avini mal-ia nuiilirr of vIu.tMn h-' trunrHiit'-i i T.iliV, iiich fr l.is-t'. ity tti It itiiciil un an. I i l.y- of ai will cS.i.1-rom;oTitl'"i. His invent' patent l-li by tlie com jn-triit j'lil'-g to to any to-w in In i. i-ioil to Nt Tabl nnnufit-tiirol iri Iii State, ani ntiitsi tin n.inic bliHr)i lahli-u no jiit-iy Ikvu il.

Iiii nrj'l Ti inimi ng-i pnit.it.t 1 OH ii r'Ttin Hi nt Otl 1 I rf.il uti. tit atti 1 N'inl fT Je. rir. ul atol ri; l.f. a v-JmJ J.

MIA 111', IU Menu X. tUtOVESTUEX'S riAXOS hot vi 499 BROADWAY, NEW YORL', 490 BROADWAY, New York, 41)0 IIHOADWAY, New York, Ul.liv..;. ur IWpr mil fjiiw oj Tlwy un- f.it iHomii. tho fivi.rif.- or.r nil fthrr. witli Musi, i.tns.

nnl nil lovus of I Soy VU WurfuttU-l in fit' rrf -t. I'rii-v "it l1. ihr. ii ctinT S. n.1 Hi.

t.l.ir. (iU'VN5 I KC.V 1 lin a iwny. N. V. nESTonnnt ltAM IlicMy rtatit irx-, noirr-ci or injrlf, in lii-alth or l'R.

I. A St M(i'f'. I.o"-don, tut NVw York Alti.r aii'l iiiiil', "tli ulifi'Hi, 4 h) az-, m-Hily i M-iitul-an Ncrvoui llrhili.y, t'rlnarr lo i is Itii) tin- Hlklt Ki.li.-y, Vnito-t rinuy Or-ivttii. ii'l tlioir mn of l.th lwj.itil l-rm I i. the autl.i moral.

1 ffi tuiil, ni' ttio. of imvcutiiij: t.i" r.ii'i'l itur. a-M! tittiily, hi iitio.iurilnt Pari aiol Loi5oii tr. attnor.t, tc. Jl.nirJ fr.

for All who wouia ami'l tti" with Mercury, Cojiaib.t, ('ut-rlzati'iii, i)n: 1 Aiiiidtrii mid Iii-'rnni'Ht, fhotill own tlii valsiaUi) work, or rotiMilt the I irtor ptri. iiallv or l4ti-r. No. IT NYw from ft A. tf.5 P.

n.U l)x H41. NVw York, ii all ilia 'hin rc'iuir. J. 'vntnltutlon, JJrL-e Aeii. in all cai in alvai.ee.

"We rnnctir with i tSier in Pr. t.AUMNT and lii-t t'toi I'mt. (ieriuou tlie h'rf'iriu, Vw.U- ZrUnuy, Ai- li, A'n -ieic, Terrible Disclosures! SECK JITS FOlt TIIK MILLION. A most aMe ami won.lcrful ul Mi ati n. A work of oo ir.

IIUXTEIl'S VADI5 MECl'M) an original mi'l nil Man ami Woniafj, ttn'ir ThycMoiry, Function, arol Svximl ilior.h of rvrry kind, with ncver-failinif Reni1ifii fun. Th pr.vtic of I'n. II XTr.lt Iis lotur I'floti, (till is, unhoninlwl, but at the earnest n-Iiritatlon rf nitiiK-roui jktsoiis. Im Imi iolnrl toxtn.l hia me-liial uefulai through the 'VADE JIE-CUM." Ona -orjr. JwCiirelT nTilorvl, will forw.ri.v1 fruo ita.ic to ativ iiart of fb L'nlteil Sfat- for rntt iu P.

O. FfiitHi'B. A'l yott i uiJ, l'tt. LI N-TElt, 'o. 3 Division Struct, New "JC-Ij nRET EVERYBODY SECURE k-fSi Rnunn mm i a i i Scheme.

I A- Soad fr an Illnatratcd Circr.Iar. REA URBANA. ILL. July 4, 3m ID Repairing promptly tttcndd to. We make our Boots of the best of leather, And they will stand all kinds of weather; We warrant them in erery part, Because they are rrude by men of art.

BERNARD E. RYDER, WILLIAM REYNOLDS. PlymoBth, March 3 I6C7 20tf I ATE NT MEDICINES, OF ALL KINDS, to found at LEMON DKUti STUKC -33 CD fcJp TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES. Chicago Depot, 77 Went Madison St. Constantly on Wand a full ttock of n-a kr chop or Tu, Spi'ki, which are to the Country Trade, Hotel Koopers arid lloiifn- koejr throughout the nai thwt, roan riici will.

rK(iiUT oxli mc. AO Ordur from the country fct or re tail will alay with prompt attrnti m. CS" Po notsn I to Nsw York .1 tlitio goodi when thij ra 1. h.l from leas raoner, in lew Mine, ao with inu -U ri-i ati ci-eiia. All good4 war raute.Hj giro nathtfactioii, Andres Groat Eastern Tea CIIICAUO, ILL.

June 2 1SC7 Zia. Only Manufactured In the North-West of fcABRLTTS IXLT JLD C0MPOSIT101T ALSO, IK Roofing Paint and Coal Tar. We call the munition of the puhlic to tho very gen. trtl use that in I wing made of our Felting between Kie heatlin and nidtm; of fsanie keepn out 1 lie ind and d.iniw, and said to be eual to a brick wall for warmth. Wc have l.ad sixteen venr exoerlenre in the IJnofln in Chicago, and in tlie Mannfarturenf Kfnflu We are s'lpplyin Material to every parte.

llie Noriliwer. and ran offer miperlor fejjitiei to any 0'ie iu the Western Country iu our laie of busincM. We Srff to the followxig: Goctlcmrn. AUeHtTECTS. JOHN M.

VAN O'DEL. L. A 'CK. W. oN.

E. IUIKI.ISG Jt CO. A. HAI KR. OHO ATZ.

BVMVESS UOVSES. r.i:is. ME AUS, 4 CO. UAI.E A VEIL K.W.M.AK 'II Four? CO HAU IMKAIM' ATJO. fOCNRAXK fcAP.NSEY.N.

f. WirTOX CO. U. 1. KA.NÜAU.

HAI ttN KAY. Office, Xn. 1, Masonio Temple, Ho. 85 Dearbwm Gtn May 31, Chicaga ATT TI Head this caukfillt. VTehivo on htud a Well and iTJLL SrOJI 07 Coiiiisting in ji.trt of COFFK ground und un ground, Aft fVvvfr of Sl tiAL'S, All the liir-rcnt Qnlities of TO-UACC0, TEAS, SODA, SALSaATUS, Pjro ani Claar SPICES, Syrupy, Wiplc Vinegar, Con? SALT, SVI.T FiSII, IJltt'SHES, U'OJDivV WATti-: o-fall SiituS, DU I ED AX I) GUEEX EU TITS, FE ES If nad J) IU.

7 I 'S CA XX EI) FD CITS. ick's Cch-lritL'-i Iiif.illib'e Baking Powders, Amevirtu Lyu Cotnp ir.v's CONCENTRATED LYE. We al-o Vtetv thv? i ility of FLOVli. POTATOES. ro.V.V, li.i-COX.JIAMS, LAC IK CHEESE.

'a pea nr. ha n- LEY, eve dr. Hihrt M.nkrt Piicc pivi-n lor KiT, I url, ami all kinda of Piil uic. Call nnl oxaniinj our Stock before Piireliiug elsewhere. Xu fur S'nicUj GU.

Carter SSaii'd, Mir IIP! AX ST. One door Not th of Pylc's Juno 7, Cn HOLLO WAY'S VERMIFUGE CONFECTIONS. Pr. ii yr ritr. wit-tia't i.

i hil In I'i tikini th niiiti vcrnr.ti:c i that rf lvt to tl.rm, and from th tnoat fTrtivp of lhij noiloil it. loeir art iv moiL'-at j-roja I tin. )nuc, tmlu-lff. im.l ino.lorou. Thru, l.y ronil iiii; tl: 9 with siiiinraiicl moulding fh.ni into an f.ritif.l tho iiri-sc-n: atil rrfn tiv oi inifurf known aa Hclloway's Vermifuge Confections Which have almokt tiinj1i'il tin-ill tiaiiou tth d.

lilif of tht poor litth iiTcriTi. It rontainii no Cat-iiiii'l or other inrpilii'iit." ohihly ctiim.l in tin Popular Vwnii-' l.y the irof.ji.n. that ititcimtit Phyoiriatis hn knovr of thoni, jth rib la to if har rineli.n, a not aly inoro t- take, luit more cffLttiT to cur. an'l giiarclian, hifjuf tho caro of chil lr'-ti, should keop thrin as tauiily mocli-cino; for thy not only Worm thor Hit ft ihii.lhi- I nt rinrt atiy ilt rm i. -mlit rf the iligektiv organ, ne prt-vatiiiit with cliil HOLLOWAY'S ARNICA PLASTERS The Original and only Iruc'Anuea l'lastcrs po.sesaini the great heal- iug properties of the Arnica Flowera.

Th cnratlvp rr-t of tlirao TIatrra in nil msh at aiu ir ii tl hr.it, side or li' and In all cn of tho Lmi, and Cough, are truly toni.hln;; thy gi.e iirni-Ufit' rsli'-f. ritjflcian! ttnBi, and thouMrl rcoiuinai.it thoBi. Obt-rrr llolloway'f ar rho Oi igiaal nfid only tru" Arnica I'laters. HIESKELL'S OINTMENT. Thin 0'tnint, aftfriMiexiric'ncit twenty yonr, hu j.rv.l irwlf a sovereign rcmty tr aU Iiisoa-M'n of the Skin; liavlng rfTartM a nl-iral cur in caio oil whirh it ttsad, curinr nmny nhitinat t-mn-f of fifteen ortwan-tr yar'itandinjr.

that had rTinly rlo1 all romedio jjncrit ud hy tin- bot mlical talent of tht ountry. lt. oflrrt ii astotiirhing, In a fw il.iv" tho lorrnrt aud irritation ia r. tnored; tho skin bocornra imixnh and lmattht, and tvmaim jwrmaneitlj healed, withouf ttia us of any thrr rina V. Thni, Tttir, alr-KHfiim.

Itrh, fcMifr Itvh, Eryiipula, Rlutobca, I'lnipU, antcvrr .1 iu of disaK of the all iu puiK tu.illy ruied.t -no matter of how long Mandirifc. It ha cured had of Inflantd KyoilJ, and from th Ear, when nothii.g rU would hal th-m. I'ilra that liart T'-oi-iiHl all for taaay yrar. have 'ff'tnally rnrwt by the iic of only only our Im.x of ihn int Difnt. Burim.

5 and I1 Smi, it heil in a vry ihort tiun. Prioa ct-tit rr Box. If sold l.y nnr I)rnitcit. n.l fin rnnta to Jobniton. Holloway A Cowdrn, Fl.iU tnii ti ill be iont frta of pottage ti any d.lr.

Nono genuin without the tiatur of tha proprietor oa tho wrap; it of liox. JOHNSTON, HOLLOW AY PROPRIETORS, yo.2J Sixth Street, rillLlDELrilll. Sold at Wholesale in Thicaffo. kv FINCH A "FULLKR. Lf illli SMITH.

Bl ItMI A Jt VAN SiUIAACK, J. HKr.l A ti.SMTU. CUTLER A Co DEITZCU. UV? RICO. uJ I thron hout tlie country all lmipgrsts.

July 4, 1C7 6n. TJIK mm pacific RAIL EOAD CO. Ai now roii-truc tin a K.iilro.i'l fioui OM.UIA, wtt-ifwarcl tai.l tjiu r.n-'fi'." IVt.tn, iLSjLin witi it ions mi ni.l.rok'-n line ACROSS THE CONTINENT. Tim flciiv cfT of tlieir FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS liTwig tl.iriy yoart run, aij! Ir iiijf i7i-tt-rnt, i t.rjleoii tim tirt of January an! Julj In thaclty -f N'ttw llie rate cf Six Per Cent, in Gold, AT inely cents on llie Dollar. Tin's roa.

i- ah :i.ly fa nel.urp1i lTii u.r.r wt ii r.jnip-lO'l, ami naim aio it i.iri- or if. YLe fiiiiunj Iim on l.nn-1 iron, etc. to SiiiiU ihe lining (mrsiou tj Mi eastern Im ky M. 111 miien, wl.i.U i centra, to I St j.t. n.U -r Ut of tili y-r, ami it ii XTM-.

I tliat Sin f-iAUe will l.e in rnnninj r.ler froti I if a wm.iii with the I'Mi no i Uy l.uilt eartwar 1 fp-iii Cm: ii 7 JSemis of the Houtpmiy. t'n cV-ti-ii-o 1 1. I. -int l.y flu I'uion I'mc i.tr to ii.i!--, I nif. Sl it- mriit iiii Sit rent.

11 ii-ty-y-'ar Hoti tj thr tl.f rooli t'riili-1 at flu- averaijr ruteofaV. il i i.i:i-',:imo;itst!:i- tj (.. .0. i- a'- to i-n it ot' Kirt t-i ul ai-mi'it, a-. at til" wTii Ii of ar Kimt Mort.ii tire tli Intmlt fait-I l.in.i.t -i iti.

of oflaa i mil, ci'iu aTo i fc wit'i nuLin rr- of i it 1 1 1 I.nt 1 1 i lull vali: of iiii. now reaiucj. zi Stoik ol i'oin mi isi.fi it 1 1 1 fwl.ii li She laiili.as hara a'r- a 1y of it n.t mij.j.. in at will Tli? rot cf th 1 i lsii nt to al urn: Ir 11. I KLir, rtilri of.

Prottpetli for Business'. Th" r.jilr tiv -mi ihnliu il tlx 1" -t ei 3 a-iiiu of the I'ttiof. ra on Iv A ii'i -1 for r'firi ts-o i'i T.y snr.f.ti 1 r. ma than ty tUa i.it-: -t -n th4 thr-' ov tu i 'x U-t- t'i A i i i i'i 1 I'i ii U- i i.miicm;. Srrrsh) of the -f it t'i o.

l. Nt 1 ll. ir it in ri I i 1 .1 o. Ic-y w-'ol miit I 1 now arc than t-rt tail'i 1 -f liirli over r.l-'.W 1: I'll Ii 1 1 -1 1 it- av iiij 't I th- It' lu't i -1 1 1 -I f-l. At jr.

i. t'i-o i' iy oi '-t tif of Viiip 1 it i 1 t.i 1 a in; of t'i i i ir i 1-. i a' ov nir TIi" a i- a 1 I.t.t i ti.ii Mint at tht jircs. 1- riT i. I.iia toa'lianc i a' t'.

-rr i' i I n-. in NfW York 1-y th t'ox i. 'Uvk, No. 7 Nif-aii I ItSKH. A i'lMi Wall J.

A i Wal! Sf, In 11 -ia rti lli: IN' Il.iNfc. 'Nrt nn'i i -iiv Ii ir.t 'ft- a Ol i i .1 i. Tlir v. ill mil i iil t'i' iti.v's No. N'.

'v ai a. il 1 -T tl: -ir a i-i 1 1 1 liiv il iol v. il i i-i' 1 a-ni for th of JfijlIX riS- 'O, rr. SY.W VOUK. i'T, 1 rsE pitATT nrrcnER-! CELEBRATED MAGIC OIL, Warrant od ia casas of Illipntnat ism, Neuralgia, truitr or l'aia.

The Rest and Cheapest Horse and Cattle Medicine In the World! i I Ustd throHfjIinttt the I'm' lt State and Cm. utliis tturing the last X3 ynr Por tho cure of tho various Diseases to whleh Horses and Citttle are such aa Founder, Distemper, Hide'Bound, Ixsa of Appt-tit, Inwani Ktrains, Yellow Water, Fistula, Poll Evil, Scratches or Orease, Mane, Lnflammttion of thJ Eyes, and Fatigue from Hard Labor also, UtiouiiiRtisia, (commonly called Stilt complaint), which proves fatal to so mauy valuablo horses iu this country. SLOAN'S CONDITION POWDER Ilaj tha lar-t ealaofany Hurts and Cattl M4j ctn in thin country. It is composed of herb and raofc, and for niildnatw, safety, certainty and thorouKbnaaa, tanda pre-eminently at tho UwnX cf tha lit cf Harm and Cti Ntdicinrt. It carrie offatl (rros hnmor, prerent borsa frc stifl or foundering, pur ilica the Lloed, looaoaa the akin, and girs it a araooth and glowy appparaaee tleansw the watsr and itn ngtheoi eterT part of CM It i also a aC and certain remedy for aoafWl aa4 colds, which genurato manjr fatal diaoaaea.

Tho Cow requires to ba iuj plied with an abaadaaca food not to make ber fat this ia not drairaala, bat to keep up a regular sorrc-tioii of milk, and aA owners of cow will find hy giiiug them SLOAN'S CONDITIOK POWDER8 twice a week, a large Increase in fjaantlty and nallry of aiilk and cream. It carrie ofT all ftrer as4 lr-tiee of tha blood. The eflct is eea throagheBt tfca aaaon by a rick and abindaot flow of milk. The farmer i heginninir be aware cf the aaloabla properties of RIoan's Condition promoting the condition of his sheep and pretitia( many of the difieaao of all tht dvmcnticated asiaiala, -A fifty cent pictaM of Mon Coaxlitto Powder pot intialmrrel of will is better tbaa a bu.ht of com to fluten a boc. and ia a rertaia Nv.

tire of Uor Cholera. Blind Staggers, and other dli common among bog CAl'TIOX- To protoci onraelfoa and tba r-from beinjr Imposed npon by worthless Imitattnwa, tk4s genuine will bear the fu ttsttZe signatara of tb en the wrapper. PRICE 25 CTS. PACKAOH. "for nie by Druggist and Mercbanta levy where.

Sole Proprietor, Chicago, TI P.O.Drawat 3 1 1 Sold at Retail by G. BLAIN tk T. A. LEMON so PURSUING. CO.

i -w 111 RING'S VEGETABLE AMBRO StA, A ttAKK ARTICLE FOR THE TOl 1 Kl'. LEMON'S I i TV a.