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STATE X.ECll8i,A.TtmES. 1 OHIO. 1HAC0CK1TIOW TH HKW OOTKBKOK. tfteitl Dispatch 10 tb Enquirer. Colcmsds, Ohio, January 8,1871, SENATE.

Aotwss read by th President touting the Senators, officers, reporters, eto to a reception to be given tint evening by Mr, tiownor Uayes to the Governor elect. The President appointed if own. Toting, Leeds tad Brlnimade Committee on tbe part of the ttenateon the subject of erecting; monument to Utnenili Harrison and Hamer. Hilli ltroduced-By Mr. itevis-To provide tor Ike inspection of, and toregulate the sale or matin aga.

Bv Mr. Newman To enable IIIm nf oad class, whose limit are oo-extenslve with the towmbio to vide for Justice and Constable on tbe tame ticket with elty onlcers. Mr. Bcvl (Republican) introduced a resolution to pay niessenger boyi fa per day. Amotion by Mr.

floentl (Democrat) to lusert Mr in ui 3 was supported bv Mown, Uoesel, Putnam, pnhllcan), and opposed by Messrs. Bevis and Casement (Republicans). A division ot the question was called for on it which waa carried. fx wu then Inserted In the resolution at amended, which agreed to. Mr.

Brinsmade offered a resolution for the election of in official reporter. Mr. Brinsmade noml-nated Tucker Gill, and be received unanimous rote SO owe belug eait for talm. tAfiernoon Svsloa. i.

o'clock. At Uiie the bour named la tbe programme the Senate Uiamber waa filled with state official, membere of the Houte of Representatives, etc. From thence the procession to witness the Inauguration of Governor Noiea proceeded to the rotunda of the Stat, bout (n the following order: The Judges of tha Supreme Court. Member of the Press. ThaMavorand Members of the (Vmnrii nt h.

iC'ity of Columbus. Officer ef tbe Executive Denartmmts. ivr, liicuKusinpuDTDniur. Attorney-General and ConimlMloner ef Schools. I The Clergy.

Tbe Srgeant-at-Armt and Clerks of the two Houses. Tbe President are torn, of the Senate and Speaker of tbe House of KDreentatlvea. ne menitiert of tne ueneral Assembly. Tbe Joint Committee will aocomuanv the Ret. rrnor elect, Lieutenant-Governor elect.

Auditor i Btate eiect, Treasurer or unite elect. Attorney, elect and Commissioner of Schoola to tbe place of Inauguration, where the following ere lie will take place: MUSIC Prayer. Inaugural Address. Oath or ofllce to be administered td-the Gov. rnor elect by tbe Chiei Justice of the Supreme ourt Music.

Tbe oatb of office was then administered to the elect by Chief. Justice Scott, of the Supreme Court. Governor Noyes then read his Inaugural. NACGUBAL ADDRK8S OF GOVERNOR N0YZS. itntUnun of IK SmaU ami Sou Jttprtttnta.

tint: i In accordance with the expressed will or the icople, I appear before you to-day to take the oath office and to assume the duties of Governor of hlo. I do not fail to appreciate tbe important rust confided to hit charge, or the honnr. inn hittle merited, of being selected as Chief Mai-is. rate of a State numbering nearly three million habitants, and boldlng high rank In tha V.tirm Ln account of the intelligence, virtue and mate. Eial prosperity oi its citizens, it is fortunate that be emergency of our civil war and tbe heavily, lurdened years which followed it have passed siway, so that there Is lest need than formerly of i hose high administrative abilities and that ex.

erif nee in political affairs which made the State if umo pre-jraineni wnen exercisea by my pre. lecessors. While I may not expect to rival them losnceessful administration. I shall bone not to be lotitdone in teal for the public good and in honest (effort to promote the best interests of all over inborn I am called to preside. To this end I in.

fvoke tbe support and co-operation of the law making Drancn oi tne btate Government, Propriety ana prevailing custom make It the lutv of the retiring Governor to communicate to i he Legislature such recommendations as in Ills udgment may ie necessary. This service baa en so well performed by- Governor 11 aye that I lo not feel called npon to repeat or modify anv of ihil inaeitlons. It may not be imDroner for me. iliowever. to add the remark that some amend.

hnnit to existing legislation seems to be desirable twllh reference to the manner or selecting juries in lour Courts. The habit of filling the panel largely irom Dystanuers, wuo are pretunt iu tne court-boom lor the express purpose of serving as Jurors, I'pens the door for corrupt and dishonest prac- lives, miiaiiM) wimi fiuuiio uiurui mm uil venire of justice. It is foared this evil Is too common, eiecinlly in large cities, and your attention is rcepectruiiy tnvitea to tne subject. There does not teem to be, at tbk time, any wresting demand for extensive legislation; and I i nereiore congratulate tue senate ana House or Itentesentativet uuon the prospect of a short and iliarmoniout session. Inasmuch as the Constitu- tisnal Convention will assemble during the pres.

nt year, and will, undoubtedly, make many ninges witn regard to tne powers ana duties or hhe Legislature, enactments, which otherwise night teem to beuesiraulo, may well be uefbrroa or the present. It it a great satisfaction to know that the Inter- fjitl improvement and development of the State are ing carriea on successniiiy, ij inaiviuual enter-rife and private capital. Kailroads and airgraph lines are being rapidly extended into parts of the Btate heretofore more less inaccessible, whereby districts rich In coal, iron and agricultural resources. re brought near to ready maeketa. Onr raulU-! lied iiuluxtrics are inviting labor from otbor -utes and furnishing emtiloyment and homes to migrants from other lands.

Towns and cities are king built with unexampled rapidity. The canoes of the State are In prosperous condition. kince the publio debt grows smaller and the bur- lens of taxation lighter, ideational advantages ire brourht to the doors of the poorest ami hum blest cltixens, and tbe common schools of Ohio are Ipeihaiis second in excellence to those of no other plate. It it onr great privilege to guard them with fraions rare, aa nurseries oi tne Drain ana toe leart of our youth. Wbileneiarhborinr cities and States have, within fhe past year, suffered almost unprecedented mictions, ana nave Deen snujectea to appalling utsters, a kind Providence bas dealt rently with Ins and bas crowned onr lives with prosperity.

urateiuiiyrememnenngau our mannoia nieea-ngs, I am now ready to enter upon the discharge new duties, in the position assiarned me. If. at hhe end of my official term. I shall be permitted to return to private life, bearing with me the re-pect and rood will of the men of all uartiee and wtlitions, In the measure enjoyed Ly the die- fmtukhed gentleman who to-day bids yon mciaiiy rarewell, I shall be fortunate indeed. The rotunda, with the stairs leadini- therefrom.

(ere crowded with ladies and their escorts. Alter tbe conclusion of tbe ceremonies tbe new Governor was escorted to the Governor's room. find the Lieutenant-Governor elect to the lumber, when the oath of office being administered Lieutenant-Governor Mueller thus ad- "sm tbe Senate: Smatorh! I natnrallr feel embarrassment Pnn atsumlnr, for tbe first time, the duties of the t'Crv honnnJilA' iWttitinn tn which I have been elected by the people of Ohio. inexperience in sucn matters leans me so 'far that I may be found lacking in the require-menu of the position of presiding officer, which for four years been so ably filled by tbe gentleman preceding me; but relying upon that FOurteey and renerous indulgence which is char- frterUtlcof the American people, and for tbe ex-tbe of which this chamber has always been I'tinguUhed, I Dope to overcome the difficulties the petition by careful attention to Its duties. In asslstinr vnn in the labor of lcarislation.

mv FrroTt shall be errors only of tbe bead, which it will I Tour prerogative to correct, as yon bave the ler of revising my rulings and decisions. uau Bcaiousiy endeavor to aiscnarge us pf the Chair impartially and to the best of my I'llity, and -with a scrupulous regard for the into and feelings of all, and free from any spirit, and In anv vote 1 1 hall be called uuon 1 cast I shall be governed by my own Judgment, r- rum ne innuencea oy no otner motives wu out tne aictates oi my own conscience. a.m conscious of the great responsibility npon legislative bodies. Tbe material and "Oral ProirreNi at Riiita nr Mmmunltv deMDdii. great measure, npon wlbe and Judicious legls- In thetft riava A MlafvnBi In Stta tntafrpltv nff aj tibllo tervanu.

your legislative work and patri- sr lampie will contribute muon to restore mat Foifiilenca which in Munntlai an nronerlv tier. luate the inatllntlnns nf a rim nnnnla. EJicel satisfied that your devotion to the well yourcoDstitueuu and to your State will to aevue appropriate measurus mat roommand and receive the approbation of tbe h.ii 700 tiie looompllshment of tbls end nil nrnni wiu uui utisiro, hhi huh, refore, that I may rely npon your co-operation fUXl nnnn ihmt nnllrljnM vhixli ttl nwwl will honest intentions may be entitled. "wjncnision, genueinen, let me again entreat kind Indulgence, and let me hope that our I1 serviceable to the best interest of our State. Lieutenant-Governor Lee, while waiting for the Ose, appointed Senators Stlmson, Jones of rar iinu oiuim iw(iuuuviwi, aiiohrti Vnmlii nd llardestv (Demo- at the Senate portion of the Committee on rj 146 vacated the Chair and Mr.

l)augherty "fd as President ad inUrim. Jenner then offered the following: berflh bnHmJ A ha Hon Jnhn LM. n9 Vi jtlvnllw Cr1 wltb which he ha presided over "liberations daring the present session, a Cm tn tlemajil7 and eourteout bearing Ul .1 1 0 ITT 11 11. IUI UV 7 ui a we ueaDnj imi ut wf re(irjufii sis CIlTCiyKATI DAILY EKQUIBER, TUESDAY MORNING, bears wih him onr best withes sad earnest desire for his success in all laudable undertakings, laid Jd bin ordered, Mr. Putnam ilh hlm unpleasant relaUons regarding the th klnlt PoSslbl.

and. never desiring to be factious, it would be a greai easnre for him to add his voice to this tribute to ZL as a presiding ollloer, i eould be do to without prejudice to hl opinion kB0 State inat in tbe organization of the Senate the Liea-tenant-Governor gave the casting vote, thereby electing certain officer of the Senate. He believed then, and believes now, that thai action wa not warranted by tbe Constitution, and was a usurpation of the right of tbe Democratic members ol the Senate. He raised the point of order as to his power in the premises, for tbe purpose of testing the tense of the Senate by p- peaL Tbe Lieutenant-Governor ruled both int-Govemor ruled both the the appeal out of ordor. and Mr.

Putnam as entitled lo the point oi oraer ana the refused lo recorniu Mr. floor to makt itntpmiini immediately in hand, action which he thought then and was still of tbe same opinion, wu unwarranted by parliamentry ware. With these opinions regarding the action ot the Lieuteoant-Govemor, much as he would desire to do so, be eoold not vote for the resolution. The resolution waa then agreed to. Messrs.

Xewman, Putnam and bebiff, lJeiuocrata, In the negative. In retiring, Lieutenant-Governor Lee made neat speech, returning thank for the courtesy extended to him during bis five years of service. On motion of Mr. Young the speech of tbe Lieutenant-Governor elect was ordered to be spread upon the journal. The Senate adjourned.

IIOL'RE. Bill Introduced By Mr. Steele To increase the salary or Htato Superintendent of Common Schools to 13,000. By Mr. Cunningham To empower County Cleiks and Notaries Pul.ilc to take acknowledgment of cortifloaie of Incorporation.

Petitions presented By Mr. Bell From I. Francis, of Muskingum County, for the appointment of CbapUlnt to County loHrmarie. i lb Speaker announced the following at the Standing ommlttee of the House: Agriculture-Titus, Whit of Franklin; Rich-mood, tills of Muskingum; Clyde, Cbase, Bay, Kior and Urea. Clalms-SUnton, Chase, Fallis, Bo, Bradbury, Waldron and Cunningham.

Common Schools and School Inds Taft, BalL Breckinridge, Way, Jobnson, Moore and Norn. Corporations other than Municipal Cooier, Moore, Pallia, Stdwell, Cunningham, SeiU, and Wilton of Mad Iton. Currency Conrad, Sprlggs, Oren. Corcoran, Scott, Haag and Stanton. Ditches, Drain and Water Courses Fnltnn, Colby, Norris, Smith of Sandusky; Blakeslee, Counts, and Thompson of Lucas.

Knrollmentr-thapman, Sprlggs, Curtis, Hal-demsn, Pord of Jefferson; KUor, and Thomiwon of Columbiana. Fee and Salaries sterling, Mott. Crelgbton, Mllllgan. Chapman, Ktllwcli and Kirtland. Federal Relation William, Callen, Cunningham, Smith of Montgomery, Ilowland, Strontr and Blakeslee.

Flnanc Scott, Smith of Tusearawas, Sterling, Hill, Steele. Way, ing, Ross and Mtltenbereer. Geology, Minos and Mining Bowman, Green, Kirtland, Titus. Kahn, Conrad and TafU Insurance Ely, Corcoran, Munton, Shank. Miltenberger, Case, llreckenrldge, McCoy and Kirtland.

Judiciary Little, Pillars, Smith of Montgomery, Cooper, Strong, Adair, Way and McKarland. Library Thompson of Columbiana, Kile, Miller, Mllllgan, iukerham, Count and Arm strong of Guernsey. Manufacture and Commerce Powell, Brunt-wick, Armstrong of Guernsey, Kahn. Marx. Weible and Nokes.

Medical Colleges and Societies Neff, Bchoen-feldt, Oosterlen, Blackburn, Mann, Stiles, and Armstrong or Belmont. Military Affairs and Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Heme Brown, Blackburn, Titus, Smith of Sandusky, Berkstresser, Ball and Little. Muniolpul Corporations Wilson of Hamilton. Callen, Ilowland, Uaag, Mut'arland, Bell and Marx. New Conntles and County Affairs Rurnham, Peckinpaugh, Richmond, Leland, Weible ana Curtiss.

Penitentiary Wing, Ross, Nokes, Van Cleaf, Mann, Haldeman anil Brown. Privilege and Elections Blakeslee, Waldron, Fulton. Urecn, Bradbury, Mott and CoaraiL Public Benevolent Institutions Steele, Smith of Tuscarawas, Kly, Schoenfeldt, Moke, Kahn, Cochran, Pillars and Williams. Publio Buildings Adair, White of Franklin, Babcock, Kills of Musklugum, Brown, Mott and Mslone. Public Schools Johnson, Berry, Btimham, Ellis of Adams, Ford of Jefferson, 11 ill and Wlck-erham.

Publio Printing Cochran, Green, Scott, Tan Cleaf, Thompson of Columbiana, Case and TafU Public Woiks Bradbury, Haldeman, Bowman, Moth Thompson or Lucas, Loohner and Clyde. Hailmads and Telegraphs CurtlfS, Chase, Wilson of Hatniltnn, Moore, Williams, Smi'h of Tuscarawas, and Steele. licform School and Asylum for Imbeciles Bab. cock, Leobner, Ford of Geauga, Shank, uesterlen, Brunswick and Powell. Retrench ment nson, Aus till, Waddle, Berry, Marx, Leland and Ely.

Revision McFarland, White of Crawford, Cooper, McCoy, Bowman, Seitx, and Wing. Roads and Highways Ford ot Jefferson, Austin, Kay, White of Crawford, Uuwland, Bell, and llalone. Temperance Berkstresser, Peckinpaugh, Waddle, stiles, Stanton, Ferguson, and Ureckenridge. Turnpike Oren, Colby, Miller, Brunswick, Armstrong of Belmont, Ferguson, and Little, Cnflnished Business Wilson or Madison, KUor, Adair, Kile, Jobnson, 111 of Adam, anQ Munton. Universities and Colleges Ford of Geauga, Blackburn, Fulton, Corcoran, Neff, Callen, and Chapman.

LOUISIANA. iw Outline, January tbe Senate there was no quorum. In tbe House fifty-two members were present Resolutions were passed calling on the Governor for bis message, which wa thereafter sent In and read. The Governor recommends a modification of the registration and election laws, the printing and revenue laws: recommends the repeal of tbe Metropolitan Police law, by substituting tbe system in existence at tbe organisation of the present Government, giving the control of the police to the city, and limiting tbe expenses to four ausdred thousand dollars annually, instead of eight hundred thousand dollars as now required. He recommends the enactment of a law limiting tbe expense of the General Assembly to a hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars; reviews the enormous expenses of the House of Representative under Speaker Carter's administration, and shows that the last aession oct tbe State over tTin.OHO, aa average cost ot 111,300 per session, or ilit 67 per day for each member.

He show that Carter appointed over eigaty clerks on the Enrollment Committee, when but one hundred and twenty-six bills were passed during the entire session, and the work could have been done by eight or ten clerk. He recommends the repeal or tbe act creating the State-house Commission, Involving a million and a hair of dollars, and recommends thirteen other specific reforms on various subjects. The Governor take strong grounds against and declare opposition to appropriations for any purpose except the necessary and legitimate expense of the government The leading recommendations of tbe Governor, if carried out. would save the State and city annually $1,410,000. The Governor bat vetoed sixteen bills pasted by the last General Assembly, involving two and a half millions, including also some annual appropriations.

After tbe reading of tb Governor's Message the following was adopted Knotted, That we, the member of the House of Representatives of the State of Louisiana, do hereby approve of tbe recommendation of the Governor on the subject of reform, as far at they go; and we do hereby pledge ourselves to carry them out as lar as we are concerned. A preamble and resolutions were adopted regarding absent members, the Cartoritn, to the effect that if at the bour of one o'clock, Wednesday, January 10, said members of this House do rotretora hereto and resume the discharge of their duties as legislator, this House will proceed to expel them therefrom. VIRGINIA. Riciwokd, January 8. In the Hons today a resolution was adopted a committee to investigate the charges or bribery and corruption in securing tbe prsssge of the Fumting Bill during the last session of the Legislature.

The preamble charge that tbe bill was passed through tne House by a combination of speculating stock-brokers of Richmond and New York, an Influential paid attorney and unprincipled mem- Tbe Joint Special Committee on tbe Public Debt Question are at work on a bill to meet the THE COAL TROUBLES. thk coal rrantBS. Niw York, January 8. A special from Seranton, Pennsvlvania, says tbe strike of the coal miners at Wllkesbarr bas become general, every colliery but one being Idle. Tb coal work at Sugar Notch bave also topped.

The President of the Wllkesbarre Company in-lists on a reduction of ten percent, and in accordance with tbe workmen's basis, and the general opinion is that tbe workmen will bare tosur-lender. Tbe President of the WorklngmeVt tTk bat called a meeting for Tuesday, to adjust tbe difficulties, it is rumored that the President of the Wllkesbarre Company will employ non- Vuwnitts, wuicn will produce (rouble. GRANT'S RING. THE NEW YORK CUSTOM-HOUSE Th President and His Retainer I0W 10 BUim MAGAZINES ill IIAKTXO Easy Roavd ta Prometioa or Dlswitaeal KXW Ton. January 8, 19TJ.

The Custom-house Committee held it session In tbe Astor House. Wbllula lieid read a column article from tbe 7Wm containing charges that a monopoly of the general order system was given by x-CollecturMurpky to Leal A Stocklug, aniLat various point or tbe article, giving his authorities for the statement therein, lie stated that various facts bad been givtn him by paetiee employed In tbe Custom-house a to political asiseunianu, bat under a pledge of secrecy, the lalurmers being afraid of removal. Mr. Beid averred that Messr. Forbes and Conant, who had been in the Examiner's offloe, were discharged bv order of Secretary Boutaell, as wa Informed at the suggestion of a higher personage, fur aot having votui in tbe Republican General Convention at directed to by Murpby.

Mr. Heyser and Mr. James Corrigsa were also discharged. Mr. Murphy told Gsneral Palmer that be bad teen the President at Long Branch; that General Grant asked him to say to tteneral Palmer that Corrigaa bad better be notlned to tale care how ne iwhaveo, as he was only re.

talned In office because he wa Murphy's Mend. "Prasideat Grant," added my informant, "Is now snore or a politician than he has bees, and takes 'more Interest in New York politics." Corrlgan was alter ard discharged because be woraed againtt Murphy's inleroab Another cae was that of Mr. Reltmeyer, Mr. Decamp wa likewise decapitated. Varioua other ease of victims were cited.

Mr. Reld gave a list of some seventy officials who were at the Syracuse Convention, and said It it generally supposed here that the oOtce of Collector is worth about fAUUO to per antuin. lie then told bow a Custom-house onicer, who certainly wa poor before he got bit office, eould afford to rur-nish a 7tm reporter with IVIJO wherewith to start a magaune In the elty. Tae trange part or this wa that Mr. Jayne.

tb gentleman referred to, gave this money without ever having asked ior a aote or any acknowledgment A eonimuui allon of t. P. Renfrew wa read by Mr. Rcld. showing bow a claim of ou hundred thouand dollars was presented againtt a firm whose book bad been teluid.

Mr. Keid banded in a long list or discharged parties from the Custom-house at parties who eouli give valuable information. Aa aiUdavit ot owe Captain Grant wa produced, detailing the sutemrut of J. D. Terr', a clerk in the uttitn-house, to the effect that be wa In poeion of a list of name orpartie who "voted early and often" at tbe primary election or tbe Republican Aoclallou of this city aid Terry being Inspector of taid election; that be gave a list ot the fraudulent voters at said primary election to Win.

iiaw under the promise of promotion. Tboma lloyt, of the firm of Saylor A read a long affidavit tbowlug now hi firm bad been vktliulied by Custom-houte official; on theltaof-Septeuiber last, their book were seiied and aa Investigation instituted into their affairs, which extended over five weeks. In on part of the affidavit It Is stated that Colond Frank E. How said lo Mr. Hojt that bls(Uoyt't) Una owed the Government but offered to settle the whole thing for 160,000.

Tbe affidavit goes on to state that at the time Colonel Howe made this statement the firm Nay lor Co. did not owe the Government a cent TIRES. CBlCAdO, January 8. At Bloomlngton, Illinois, this morning, tbe omnibus stable of Mcklston A Payne was consumed, and nine bones burned. Halifax, N.

8., January 6. -The fire at Wind-tor and at tint Aanapulis Railroad depot, last night, destroyed tbe engine-house and eleven locomotive. It it reported that on man wa buried in the ruins. ADDITIONAL MARKETS. Mobilx, January Cotton strong: middling.

tnc.l net receipts, 4,118 bales; export to Great Britain, bales; sales, 1,000 bale; bales. Savannah, January 8l Cotton The market is active at full price: mid liingt, iS(aiv 1 net receipts, S.201 bales; export to Great Britain, bales; to Barcelona, 360 bales: coastwise, US bales; tale, 1,700 bales; stock, TI.Til bales, Charleston, January fc Cotton ttrong: mld-alinsjs, too. Net receipts, 1,100 hale; exports, coastwise, 1,915 bales; sale, 5U0 bales; stock, 81,141 bales. Galvk8Ton, January A Cotton firm good ordl-nary, lSHOtinvc Net receipt-, l.J bales; exports, to Great Britain, bales, coast, TH bales; sales, 1.0C0 bales; stock, bale. ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

St. LoriR, January 8. Arrived: Columbia, from Arkansas Rlier. No departures. The river is falling.

A good deal of 'slush lee Is running. Boats Which left here Suturduy were obliged to lay up below, on account of the low water. Tb snow of Jetterday morning still lies on the ground, It aving thawed but slightly since it fell. The weather la cloudy, with imlicutlous of a breeae. Lot'lHViiLK, January 8.

The river it rising slowly, with feet 10 inches In the canal, and 7 feet 10 Inches In tbe ample water Cairo to float tbe Urgent boat. Considerable snow fell early tbls suorning, but Is rapidly disappear-ing, with weather rlondy and damp. Arrived John Kilgour and B. Church, from New Orleans; Mary Davageand barges, Alleghany Belle and bargee, Pittsburg; Charmer, Evansvilla. Departed Ch arm er, for Cincinnati; Mary I lavage and barges, ht Louis; Alleghany Belle and barges, New Orleans.

Captain S. F. Covington has contracted for raiting tbe Sain J. Ilaleaodde-livering her at the rity wharf for IS.UIU, with a uaranteeof ISC for expenses In the attempt The ug-boat Laurel arrived this morning. She I to lie used a a harbor boat Tow-boat arrived N.

J. Bigley, Wild Duck, Oil Vallev, Sana Robert, Fred Wilton. Tb Bigley and Wild Duck pat their tow in tbe canal on the way South, CATLrrrcvaA, January river It falling. Boats passed down to-day: Arlington, 7 A. au; Telegraph, 7:80 A.

at. Local packet on time. A spitting mow during tbe day. Cloudy and eooL VicXHRcao, January 8. Down M.

J. Wicks. 8 A. Susie Silver, 8 A. M.

Up Ouachita Belle, 10 A. a. Weather cool and clear. River rising. LOtjAL NOTICES.

Jf Jonas Whltcomb's Asthma Remedy bat received the indorsement of eminent physicians; it efficacy It certified to by druggist. I 0Tbe new Colonnade Hotel, Pa, it on the most fashionable street an 1 promenade in city. Palhrr'i Perfi'mia, Ac-, can be known by their bearing bis name and address. None other are genuine. His name is a guarantee of excellence.

Ja-ttTuFr IriJ" A DuitsiD St a lp, of four years' standing, and pronounced Incurable by some of the best New York physicians, cured by Palmer's Lotion, the great medicine for all skin diseases. For proof, write to B. Street, 14 Barclay street New York. Depot, II Piatt street, New York. Ua9-8tTuFr A Dr.

Henry Root and Plant Pill are a tafe and effective family cathartic medicine. Try them. See advertisement in another column. jaS-7tDyAltWy- KJT Xabbiah teres tlig work, tunerou engravings, B4 page. Price 80 eanta, Address Dr.

Butts' Dispensary, II North Kghtfe It, Et Louis, Mo. "oe advertisement ly-DyWylyl i i Laird's "Bloom of Youth" will remove Tan, Freckle and all other Impurities from the Skin. Sold at all Druggist. JaM-lyTit NERVOUS DEBILITY. fA depressed, Irritable state of mind weak, nervous, exhausted feeling; m-rgy er animation) oafuted head, weak memory, oftaa with debilitating, lnvolaa-tary discharge.

Tbe eonsequenoe of exoeasea, ererwork or indiscretion. This I HXBTOCI DEBILITY, and It finds a aoverelara ur la HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No. 18. It tone up tbe system, arrest dhw eharge, dispels tb mental gloom and despond-ncy, and rejuvenates tb entire system. It it perfectly barmleei and always efficient Price 18 fcr a package of fire boxes and a large vial of powder, which It bnportaat old terloui eases; or Pper lngl box, Sold by ALL Druggist, or lent by man oa ra eeipt of the price.

Address HUMPHREYS' BPHV CTFIO HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO, 8S Broadway, Mew York. AaxirTS F.B. Iniro A Joha D. Park, Wholesale Agent; A A Cos, Geo. Hoeveler, Carret A Lan gen beck, Geo.

wtfenjoJUBidt Kd. Berghnasea, kC M. Xoratoa, Urt-lveoa-uwieow-otl SPECIAL NOTICE3. CARTER far lansstt flaa- ent kubaoeo; th beat chew in the market for sale, wholesale and retail, at 11 KM DA ViD'8, No. Ii W.

Sixth tt den-laa Maaonlev mmmhImIIm mt Kiiwlnninr Nil a nA an a i TUN irvfwiNii .7 it, (AA due now payable. It WM. H. MOORE. Recorder.

CONSUMPTION CURED IK TWO WEEKS. ftrttr. Berk la eosuelted every day by pei mat wbe bave been treated for years for consumption, whose lungs were sound, and some treated for other complaint had eonsnmprloa in the third stage. Go no longer to Ignorant pretenders, when vou eaa for less money bave tlie beat advice. Many persoes could be eared If they applied la time, but tney watt their precious health and time with quack.

Ifvou are incurable, lr. Beck will tall you to. II hat given many month warning to such. If you caa be cured he will be equally candid. Call or tend tUmp fur edvioa free.

Addrv Dr. J. C. BtXK, 11 John ttrert, Cincinnati, Oblo. it Spccitxl IVotico.

THE CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILROAD. fSfOm aad after 81NDAY, January T. lS.i, this Company will return to rua Through Palace Day and bleeping ars between Cincinnati and Indianapolis, Terra Haute, St Louis, Peoria, Burlington aad Omaha. For ticket aad Information plea apply at No. West Fourth ttreet.

Mo, 118 Vine tirect, or at lepot, corner Fifth and lloaillv tire'U. BAMCtL STK KNSOS, 7-8lBuTnTh Oeneral Ticket Agent ACKNOWLEDGMENT. IrlyTh flerwiaa Catholic Hemtslstd At. socitka of tbit city baa bought about tMUOacre of land in Lawrence County, Tenneatee, divided them In farm and founded a aew city. The work of surveying and engineering has been performed by Surveyor ALR ANDKK TORtiKS la aa excellent manner, and the maps, specifications, Ac, drawn by him show his superior qualiacatloa.

In social standing Mr. Torge I very popular, and by character a reliable, honest man. In acknowledgment or the Important terrier which Mr. Torge performed for the benefit of tbe Homestead Association, th latter thought It dua to present to him a elty lot, reeommenillag Mr. Torge, at the same time, to all penous er associations which are in want of tn trrvine of reliable, good Surveyor.

B. BRINK, Pret't JosErsj Cincinnati, January 1K7 It ktafOU of Oladaae euro Khenmatlatsa. Ask your druggist for It Sold wholwal by 6CHCLTI A kfci.l.tV, Fiflk nd Mala tU. deaM-trebl-TatrSuT' tTS)ie for a food Upper ar Lower Ret af Teeth, on the best American Rubber. Kitraoting by Lauahing Gas only ode per tooth.

Full set oa gold, silver, continuous gun or mineral plate at moderate Drier. All work warranted firtt-claaa. CHEAT WKSTEKN DKNTAL COMPANY, 116 W. Sixth st. between Vino aad Rao.

(noU-eodtf) BACHELOR'S HAIB DTE. inperh Hair DyeH theha tm th world perfectly harmle, reliable and la-ttantaneoiia; no disappointment; no ridiculous tint or disagreeable odor. Tbe genuine Wm. A. Batchelor' llair ly prodnce Ihhidiatilt tpleadid Black or Natural Brown; leave tho kairctiAM.

aorr, tiAOViruL; doe not contain a article of lead or any Injurious compound. Sold All Druggist. Factory, lfl Bond at, X. T. (Jyll-lveodl OrrtciLiTTii Miami Railroad LAraviTTi Bank Bi-ilpino.

CIMCINN4T1, January 1K7I trStockholder' Meeting. The Anaaal meeting or the stockholders or this Company will be held at this offloe on Tl'F-SDA the kith day of January, at 11 A. for the purpose or alerting Director for the ensuing yesr, and inch other business aa may come before the meeting. Tbo rills will be opened at o'clock, and closed at P. M.

CH AH. P.CAhslLY, Secretary. (jai-5tTuj BUBNkr iNSUSANCa COMrtKT.I January 4, lifts, tgy-The Aunoal Meeting of SUckholder. fot the election of Directors for the entulng year, will be held at tha office of the Company, No. 1 and West Third street, on Monday 1Mb inat, between the hours of iu A.

M. and 1 P. M. JOHN 8. TAY Ja Sec'y.

OFFICE ANDES IVS. lie viNXMTaxrr, ClNCIHKATI, OniO. gy- Th Annnal Meeting of the stock. toldcrs of this Company, for the election of twenty-one Director to serve for tbe ensuing 5 ear, will be held at this Offic on MONDAY, tho 1Mb Inst, between the bour of A. M.

and P. M. Jat-llt J. II. BEATTIB, SenreUry.

OFFICE AMAZON INS. laa Vihs Strict, ClXOIMN ATI, OHIO. tSf Tho Anaaal Meeting af the Stock-bolder of this Company, for the election of firteea Director to serve for tb antulng year, will bo held at this Office on MONDAY, the 15th Inst, between lb hour of A. M. and P.

M. Ja4-llt BD. EST, Secretary. OFFICE TRITJMPn INS. iae vini ktrrct, Cincinnati, Ohio.

10 The Annual Meeting of the Stock-bolder of tbit Company, for tbe election of fifteen Directors to serve for tbe ensuing year, will bo held at this Offlc on MONDAY, tbe 15th Inst, between th hours of A. M. aad P. M. Ja4-llt B.

D. WEST, Secretary. M. JAM, A ragalarly odneatast Phycletaa (a DIpla. at office will show), continue to treat all forms Of private dUease.

Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, to, are treated with unparalleled soccoaa. Spermatorrhea or Seminal weakaee and 1m note ncy, a tb result of self-abuse, and which pro. duo sons of th following effect, a emission, nervousness, blotches, debility, cough, Indigestion, constipation, confusion or Idea, aversion to society, defective memory and lot of sexual power, are thoroughly and permanently cured. Medical pamphlet for two stamp. Medicine supplied from tbe Doctor's own laboratory.

Charge moderate, and terms of navment aa fmvarahln a eoukd be desired. Hours, a. to 8 r. n. Susv.

days, 11 to I r. nr. Offloe, Ne. ISO West Blith st. iii asm uitn riis, uA-lV LOST MANHOOD.

THB OLD WMTIBN MlDIOAI) amore t- cincin- natt O. Is th onlT place In th eoontrv where young men bave been and caa be restored front tbe effect of Self-Abuao, by th only know and sure remedy. NO PAY required of responsible persons nntll eared. Send two stamps for Circulars of Advice on del. nps for Circa ibotbMX.

SDlS-tT WIDDIHO CARDS, JtC. WCDDtNO CAKDS, MONOGRAMS, Visiting Card and Fashionable Stationery XJJlLaS A CUKB iOA W. Fourth st apUt-ly-amal BOOKS, ItC. GEO. E.

(STEVENS A Wholesale and Betail Booksellers, 88 W. Fourth at Cincinnati, bave In stock, or furnish At short notice, New Books and Standard Works in every department. Anv book sent by mall on receipt of its price. Orders from a distance and Inquiries astopricea receive prompt attention. Dealers will find Inducements.

Write to or visit as. TYPE FOUNDRY. CIXCIXNATI TYPE FOUNDBY CO. C. WUXa, Triaturar.

01 Tat STRRT. Tbt trpt for this paper come from this Iviuuirj tkJ6-iji'JWj-6n JANUARY 9, 1872. f. ORaCZRIIS. J.

CO. HAVE ADDED TO STOCK, lWine Wtr rnfTina Tavsnaww ft- MJ ta a aiuuiuL. aiauuiAl wmm NCTMF.GS, IU)VES, CASSIA, NKW IHCKES, AN HOVIKs, KEAM TAKTAR, t. SUA IS I' Ark as, stoTt sni ff. IIAI.FOBI) LEICK-TER3HIHE SAUCE, NAPLES WALN ITS, OVAL IIC.K, HASKF.T FHiS, Ml'tH ATtiRAPFA, CALIFORNIA PKARS, TAPIOCA, SAOA, ITALIAN MACARONI, FARINA, OATMEAL, RN KTT'8 KJTEAlTS, MIN( MKAT.

CltAlC'8 BAKING POWDER. Jal-U AUCTION BALKS. By Ezeklel Auctioneer, Saletroonu No. 19 aad tl West Pearl street Merchant Tailor's Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, Cloth, Caaslraere. Beaver, BeoU, Shoe, Carssota, Ac, AT AUCTION, Tcesdaj Homing, Jan.

9, at 9 O'clock. mi By D. Ileaton Xo.l East Fourth tt Will be soldo Till RSDAT MoRMXC Jaa. 11, IKlt, at It, o'clock, th Household Furnitiiraof a family declining; housekeeping; at No. 1W Monmouth betweca Mayo and Kiuf g-old tln Newport, Ky.

A Fine Plan, and Rep Parlor Fansltare, Ooad Carswta, Hitch raraltare, atava, Aai sHeA-raata t'arnltara, two Haprior Spring MattrM aad alher Redd lag. Stair, tarpvt. and a hole variety of aUaevlla-aeoa artlel All la good order. JaS-Sl BY D. HEATON A tX), Al'lTIONEERA TlflH MOK.MNO, at o'clock, at No.

16 kat Fourth sL, at auction, larg lot of new, well-made liedsteail and other Furniture; mttorllaaeou took of Iry (inola. Carpet, lilanketa, Ao. FRIDAY MORNINU, a stock of Millinery Goods la pack a-, for account of whom It anav eonrarn. It Bj Jan, P. MeNamara S.

X. oor. Pearl and Walnut st. Catalogue Sale of BooU and Shoes, TUKSDAT MORNING.Jaa'yt, at I o'clock. 8-tt By Janien II, Laws 1 and 1 West Second ttreet Groceries at Auction, TUESDAY MORI ING, at o'clock.

Jaft-xt II. LAWS A Aurt'r By James II. Law Co. Boots Shoes at Auction, TTESDAY AFTERNOON, Jan'y at o'clock, at our Store, IS and IS West Second tt. Term Cash.

JaM-tt JAMES n. LAWS A CO Anrt'r. XLT By James II. Law On TUfcsDAY atoRMNO, January ih, at o'clock, at our salesroom, tt West Pearl ttreet, a IT Consisting In part of: 1 bales standard sheeting; 4 bale fine brown muslins: bale lining brown muslins; IS cases bleached muslins; cases 6-4 black cloths; 65 piece ilomestlo ginghams; piece standard prints; bfl dor. gents' Chinchilla glove, notions, Jtc.

Terras rasa. JaS tt JAMES H. LAWS A Aurt'r. By John II. Loud, Real Estate Auctioneer and Brokor, 70 Wet intra street, Cincinnati.

Admlnlitrator Rale of Beat Estate, by order or tae rrobate court. Will be sold at Public Auction, on Tt'KSDA MORNING, January Is, 1971, at 11 o'clock, on too rem lie, P.O. iiu, unver street, between joon and Linn, frame eot'age, room and kitchen. l.ot leet rront ny teat in depth. Appraised attt.Su?.

Teruw Ona-balf cash, aad tha balance In one yar, with Interest at six per secured by mongag on tne premise. SAKAIf C. CREEDOS, Administratrix of Timothy Creolou, dee'd. BlJ. Tai'g, Attorney, JOHN H.

1X'D, Auctioneer, )al-stfluTu 1 Wast Third street. auction; SALE Of- CHOICE IMPOEtED STOCK Selected with great ear by Mr. P. II. FO WLEB, of Watford, Herta, Esgland.

We wfll tell, without reservo, per order of Hour, jus. u. niiiiu a eoesigaee, a puolio Auctioa, to tne nignasi ouuier for catn, on Thursday Morning, January 13, 1872, Beginning at 11 o'clock. At Kearney' Btable, The followlng-deerlbed CATTLtSHKKP, POMES AND TKXJS, Jnst arrived from IJVKKPOOI. per ship AN KAPOLIS.

and thinned bv that larire ami rinl nently successful exporter, Mr. P. AC FOVVLhlt, oi waDora, utgiana, to wu: Hevonteca Jentoy and Eight Ooernaay Cowa and Heifer, of great beauty, and unsur passed qualities lor uairy puriWM-s. Oao anaanlneont Jrev Bull. Thlrteea Shropshire Uowa Kwe and Bm; splendid specimens of this valuable and cosily Dreeu.

Twelve well raited and handsome Shetland and Mountain bred Ponlea. Slxteea highly-bred Dog for th Field. Farm -and rireid, in an tneir varied ana attractive cbarar.terittic, consisting of Throa well brobea aad handsome Retriever: five well broken Collie (the shepherd'! friend), and eight (Scotch aad Sky Ter rier at tn portal a train. Purchaser of th Jersey Cattle will bo furnished with a certificate tia-ned bv tbe breeder at each animal, and attested by tbe u. h.

Consular Agent, jersey. Catalogue now ready, and furnished on appli cation to P. B. 8CLLIVAN A SON, Auctioneers, JsS-tlt P.O. Box 1101, Baltimore, Md.

FIDE SAW -HILL PROPERTY IN COVINGTON, At Commissioner's Sale. In pursuance of th Judgment of the Kenton Chancery Court at it Novemlwr Term, liffL la the actio of William Ernst, Trustee, v. Kara Bailey and other, the tinders I reed will expo for tale, to the highest bidder, at Publio A action, on TUESDAY, January ft I (fix, 10 o'clock A. npoa tb premise, the Bailey Saw. Mill Property, in Covington, comprising the entire block of ground bounded by Second, Main and Johnston ttreet and the Ohio Biver at low-water mark, having a front of about feet oa Second street, together with all tho building, litures, ongiaet and machinery thereon; being tb saraeprxiaitessold and conveyed to lira Bailey by G.

K. Sboenberger and wife and J. B. Shoenberrer and wife, by their recorded deed of July 8, loOT. Now adjudged to sold la accordance with the deed of trust thereon executed by Kara Bailey and wife, July 15, WO.

William Ernst. Term of Sale Three thousand dollar, with Ser cent. Interest from July let.1, payable oa uly 1, 1911; and thiee similar amounts, pavabl on July 1, im. July 1. ltflt, and July re tpectivelr and the balance of the purchase priea payable la three equal installment la one, two and three years from the day of sale, each installment to Include per cent.

Interest from that data. Tbe purchaser or purchasers, with approved surety or sureties, to execut sale bond lor th Surchas money and to receive possession trnme lately. A lien will be retained npoa th property until th parch as money Is pa'L isanar.nsLa, CCJLPtl mini. Master Com miss toner. AKTJSrXXaTTS.

fiks's PMrAksM-SUiMn rast THIS TTESDAY. Jaa A at P. at- am1 tntacrtpUoa night of tho 8TR1K0SCH IT1LIA5 OPERA COXflXT. THIS (Taeadav) IT El INO, Jan. UtP.M- A TTCI'T' Mil her great role.

Marguerite, Jbm A. CART, M. CAPOCU at. BAARE. M.

JAMLT. Ae. Grand Chora aad Or. rhettra. hew aad eoatly waroroiia, pmpertve, Ae.

auaisnm. auieai tnraetoraancoaditetnr. TO-MOKKOVT i Welnm.ay), aa. PJ, at P. AL.

debut la Cincinnati of il LEON DCVAL, la Auotr't opera tit A Dl AVoLO. Mma VICTOK CAIH)l fin? tbeSrtt time hem, at "IRA D1AV- uui," in lea roi a creturi tocK nthwiitsm la haw Yotk. with tha fotlowlag: il Lt.N Dl'VAL a ZtlU.INA: Mm AiUlK LOfllA CARY a I.ADY A IX ASH; Sig. LYALL. K1.K1IAKIJT, COl.Krn, BARlLL Ac.

TULRSOAT IVI.MNJu. 11 MARTII A. M'll CUKIisTINE MLn.t at LADY HEN. RlhTTA: Mia A. L.

CART. M. CAPllI'L. It. A MIT, Ac FRIDAY, January I', at oclwk-Ijst aight IL rUOVATOKB.

IICHRIHnE at I.fcONOKAj Mi A. L. CARY, Six. BU1GNO-LLHIg. BAKTOLIM, Ac Saturday.

Jaa. la, at e'rlnrt p. m. ttrand Farewell Mauaea. ile M.OS DCVAL.

M. CAPOLL, Ao. LA SON NAM HI' LA. Geaeral AdralssioO two K-wervwl Sau la Parquet. Parquet lircle aad Baleoav.

on (I) and two (1, dollars eitra, amorting to lo- ration. Gallery, on tl) dollar. Reervd team to tb Matin. IS each. Scat now fur al a J.

Ihurrh A Music. store. Steiaway Piaaoa ar umq oy inawpera lomoaiy. lt-tn THE IILOJMIU: WUlglvabeaAtloChrUtlCaapl M.S. Church aextTVkDAY kVLNING, a GREENWOOD HALL.

Exhibltioa every evening. Matiaoa To-morrow and Satmday, at Sb P. M. It THE PILGRIM GREENWOOD BALL COS. elxth aid Vina, every evening, at 8 o'clork.

Matinea Wednesday aad Saturday, at IV P. Mu Admission Slav, children tSc, ratrvd seat 13c. IJai-uj wood's TmTim.1' Th play for th people, BEETQA, The Sewin Machine Girl, Drew a splendid audlenoe lat alghL It nlctarea of very -day 111 tuuen th haart, while Ii paa-ing scene tell the story of what it happening iik the loeal rolumaa of a newspaper. The songs aad daace, too, are capital. Full oi merry fua Every body must tee DKiiTIlA.

the girl that mas the sewlnc machine, N. a runs a UUWaJ MAt UINE, from Weal Fourth street. It NATIONAL TUEATER. B. J.

IARGEXT MANAGES. MONDAY and TUESDAY. Jaauarv and Engagemrnt of brllllaal sar tha Opera UouBe, THE WORRELL RlsTKIW, who will an. pear In the great Musical Hurliwjaenf BLACK. EtEDSl SAN.

TIIKI IIILD WONDERaad too Immense ACDhVILLE COMPANY a Grand Olo Performance. Ailmisslon lirhettr and Circle, SOc; Orcbea. tra Chairs, Family circle, Gallery, 15e, Matlneea Wednesday and Saturday. jA-M PROPOSALS. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED at the Onto of tb Board of Improvement until 11 o'clork Boon of MONDAY, Jaa nary IMh, A.

D. 1VTI, for building, according to speeideo. lions oa II In tb Omo of the Board of Improve mcnU, a woodea fence oa tlx easterly sal of Price street, retaining wall north of Liberty street. Bidders will iadort their names npoa the a-velop laclocing thair proposal. The Board reserve tb righi of rejecting any or all of the bids.

Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bidders to ate the printed lormt, as ao other will be received. No profltal will lie received If the bond aot accompanied by Twenty-fv Cent tailed State Revenue Stamp. By order of lb Board. 14-t FRANK M.

McCORD, Clerk. PliOI'O'SAlJS WILL BE RECEIVED sj at th Ofllcof tbe Commlnloaer of Sewer until llo'clock noon, of WEDNESDAY, January 11th, A. I). 1H7I, tor furnishing all eastings needed by the Coram Utioaers of newer for th tpao of one year. Th.r.,tlnftlAka eAmnoaed ef tha btat nnalltv of Iron, and To be mtde of such shape aad site and In accordance with tnch directions at may ba Slven from tint to tlm by th Comotiat loners of iwcrs.

Th easting. In all rates, to delivered tt Serb point In in eltv as mar be designated. The Hoard reserve tbe right of rejecting any Ot all of tbe bid. Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Hidden to nte tbe printed lormt, as no other wU te receivetL No proposal will be received if the bond be aot accompanied by a twenty-flv eent United State) revenue stamp.

Br order of the Board. VRAKIC M. MrrOltanerk 1 To Engine and Pnmp Baiiden. WATia-woiisOmnt, I CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE UECUVED VJ at this oflice until January iota, mix, at a o'clock P. for th cntructtoa and arectioa f- two engines and pump, ia accordanee with plana and speclDcatians to he ee at the offlc Waiar-works tx tension, No.

1U0 East Third atreat, snd at. tbe Pumping Work on Front street Tbe Board reserve tbe right to reject anv and all bids should they deem It advisable to to de. Br order of th Board of Trustee. sivvnv s-tuvem. vr AeM-tlacll Sun UW.tr.

DXMTI8TRT. oerior'Teeth, la Stylo, tjuaUty aad -tali, aaa ho had at th Escalator Uaaa Daatal OUca, SIGN OF TBI GOLDEN TEETH. Move reasonable la price thaa caa had lwnr for Brst-clae work. Call and te practical work aad specimen Mts. Natural Teeth preserved with gold from tl upward.

Nitrous Oxide aed for painless extraction of teeth. All other trnarirloal warrmnioa waive usiarcim. Jaxt-ly T.J. liAMCOl'KT. D.D.8 Prop.

Head Quarters for Laughing Gas. TEETH EXTRACTED ABSOLUTELY WITB-01 pain. Dr. COLTOS onglaated th nta of nitrous oxide or laughing gaa, for th palnles -extraction of teeth. 1 reth gas made every day, rbetnicallypnra, by a aad Dentist.

Nearly ISkutn person bave Ukea th ga without a inle arc I teat, at the Coltoa Dental A wocuooa Boom. N. E. cor. Fourth aad Elm.

nada-eod tf FEE SET OF TEETH on nuBDsni tTpper or Lower: Irtt-elas work, perfect It Pure Nitrous OxWm t.aa carefully adaiaisterSd. at Fifty Caau per Tooth, at tb Ohio Steam Dental tompMy'i 0 wa.tr It WALKIT RTKaTaTr. EHIST8. MADE TO ORDER. Of N.Y.Mllli Muslin, $33(2138 per dot.

Of Wamsutta Muslin, 33 per dot. Of MasonTUle Moilin, 30 per do. Of Lonadale Muslin, S7 per dot OfHoselClU Moslln, 14 per dot. uoe Klchardson'S IJneas, th bast aad aeavs. teat FINK LINENS manufactured.

With New York MUla, Wamsutta and Masoavill use AU. Liar CulU aad iiok Baad, and Ihxsa-PlyUa- A. al. CLARK, Scrth-Kst td.Vahai, liaaa-il. SHIRTS.