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, 1866-01-18
FROM CINCINNATI.

2RaclnE S<ock-Acc3dent to a Chicago
Merchant-Stcnlner Sunk-Elre-The
Senatorial Nomination.
Especial Despsseh to the Chicago Tribunal
CINCINNATI, jan II.
Some ane horse.nesh passed through this city
Yesterday, desttued for Gen. 4. Bnfprd, Of Wood
fosd county, Ky, recently Of The Late confederate
anny. The animals wsrn tha celebrated English
stallion Bennington, that cost the ueaeral = e0o,
and two English Thoroughbred mares, Jetusalenl
and Lady Momcnts, which cost 500 putueas each
They were imported 10 order BY " Il. CamREou, Of
Mr. Bowles, a dsy goods merchant Of your city o.
s1slt here, while Jumping from one Of the stree.
biz hip joints. lie lay .unobseryed Tor tome mo-
ncnts and unable 10 assist hmselE until some gen
ilemcn aided him to his stopping plaee He Is
painfully injured but will b. about In day OF two
The steamer sherman, which left this port for
Memphis laet Saturday, with full load, sunk ii
the reiEhborhood Of P1dncah In eight feet Or water
In the Union CaRcu. at Columbus tonight, on 4
Eotiun TO nominate u caadtdate for upited Statcs
sennt0r. Sherman received on the first ballot 40: j:
schenck. Is; bingham. 10; necessary To choice,
49, On tho second ballot Sherman was nominated
hy 20 ynter, Scheuck receiving IS and bingham ii.
The Caucus resolved to elect tomorrow.
At half past this evening, fire broke ont in the
international Hotel building, occupied By the Gov
a water closet room, and I'M up tho wooden parti-
tfon 10 the ffh story and roof doing considerable
damage. The whole building was flooded with
wafer, but as the Offices Of most importance were in
Tie nunt portion OF the building, there Nns no
great des struttton Of valuable pApere.
, 1866-01-18

majors and pay1naater's commission IN the amy
Was held to vacate The office OF Scnator under uar
ian. The onty question II Katskaddtn's caae, who
WAS elected at the regular election In October to
OF a commission In the United states sezyicc, Is
whether his election should be held EalId the Cor
esnor t1yine iasned no writ commanding the cleo
ton 10 fill The vacancy 10 be held.
Various bill were introduced In boh Houses.
AMONG them one hitting clip at the tai1roads aud
the way Of ta1niion, but little was done more than
to refer the bills to committees.
Tho House adopted a resolution directing ike
Governor 10 fire a national salute on Capitol Hill
1c-day. In honor ot the ratification Of the Coustiu
tioEal amendment abolishios SLAVERY, which IVES
dime. - -
, 1866-01-18

acs,efoaF's Proceedinss-Esesoiusfons
Aaofte0 for Wafer Communication
nixcr.Nror,,n,1, 49,. LII .m,ss'ssippl
sI,a w1... -. TN.CAt". APtoAnts1 ~ 1ase
" III en"fse-sPeecAehs Htc.
n. c,,,nt.. ,..s,a.s vsEsEo, ", 1an; II:
,ow:n.. 44"e vi 1'eso'al4oos reported the FOL
d"Mtog
WuEEEAa The Northwest, though ret III ,ts m.
developed infancy has already outgToWn the present
meme Of rendering our vaiuabe cersaIs
Aeatly Wosthless one hundred miles from Chjcaoo: !:
and :
WHEREAS, Experience has denonstrated that for
Gafrlat BY water Is cheaper thau By rairosd cleary
!o'ntng out one remedy for our present Erierpnces
therefore
a. The Vest. consumers as well ne producer., d.
mhnd the rptcdy completion Of capaclpus and
continuous water communication from the Mfssls-
=. HMtsotced, M Ihst We reeoenize Is necessary I,nks
N tn1s grand chain. ship canal around tbs Falls
q Asaeuta and one or more from Lake Ontario 10
picte and Inadequate TO tho ty1nts OF the conntrr
ett OF Lake Michigan without Its extension to the
Mississippi md the Improvement Of the Tsnids nr
u; Kttotefd, Ihat the spcedy enlargement Of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal 4nd til extension In
direct cour*e TO TIE Mississippi are called lor By
tolls ,foF IT, construction, and pay mluY lines In
The n9t1onal wealth growing out OF The Develop
ment OF as7cufurr and the markets thns fnIulshsd
lot merchandise ane manufactures.
tstsoFea. ihst Nature lias marked path for the
exienEto1 q the present Illinois and Michigan Ca
na nSnriy a9 dget line to the Mississippi IN the
Ste1nnJ Of Nock Leland, through that Ion sas
Nn9e 1ne "a!eIs q the eau3c marches flow cart
Mnn ". 10 ne H!nois iuTer Ant westward to the
Altftst'Pp1' lnat tee0er from Ghta Summit level
Monid probably 6e required from Rock Klyer, and
th ~. tneh ieeder should .tse1 be naade canal.
1hc1cnF opening to that section wutef channel Tor
It's extensively and rapidly growing commerce.
AesAttd+ lAt tbe.e sreat works arc OF RATIONAL
conec:n aod should be Ida Wo!k q The lation that
We present ihem N 40 eecttnna Ep1:lt, bnt bclteyo
that the na.1nn Wonld be enriched by their con.
.n.isi;e hnt s1st. taai w 90 not es
ess btansc 1heTe Vii he ns,ness NJ &c .an" fr r.
channels Of t11nsprtation taefcr Than ihev can he
supplied by the e1c.Rien Of 1oyrrnment of The en-.
1e'pnec o. tndtstdua]: u companies.
7eTrnsr* - W. ~ 81 M aroa
1iora,e ch,rosa thn; ~ II M ,Aet ,
nrt7 ~ 1n1see tt e. t . sa "ateaouhe
u. 4 o .1nef estost ana tie fraudulent practice
.ensil,sc tn mi shf. ' " ae Eot u
,,a shs1 r., - oal Connir3 men VINO nave snp
rmshinr ta-, ~ .In: ~. SetieWcut. ano e. noW
lie distant Iaeiac '''e "1'os VI '"e :"
~ E1sosTed .Th.t ,,,,,,.
as he esx1c,1, ne tns E Eseat wen
cs1cd in ihc ertcns,1a, ~ ~ - o 1 1gset
rcn.i n tI1e NTs.i 49,; ~ toe tatt1os aAa ACotF1a
rccopnf-c II IN b. an ,r 4; a!os ~ ;ha.
hy carcf,, xnr1cr ~ IVY ~ ~
n.opcrly nefore sbs nca1,a ~ 1nen r. 70
fsof5fd Th, a. ~ snu s'auo9 ~ !or aeuoa:
e.;eet fo onr Uishn. ~ rnip s.s saans plaeaSa!
such measured 4. 1nnr ~ cerad ~ ~ =, aheps
+rIcntfhr sn1rnv ]nsi ~ - - ~ nase
for the cxteusion Of the 11,i1nTs ma rh,sr
, 1866-01-18

1ne Ae@islaturc-Procce<l Yester-
day.

11Ne Aes.slaturc--PfOcee Vnzter,
day.
Especial Despatch to ,he Chicaro Tr;hnncl
MADISON, Jan. II.
II inc senate, foday, remonsraucc ssas pre-.
ecnted' signed py Urge number OF Insurance COM
panie* Who had strictly complied with chapter 80
OF the laws 81 las! session, requiring Insurance
eoupanlca to deposit Wisconsin bonds a. security,
areu'nG al iecgth AGAINST the passage Of BIZ, to
pot bonds prior TO The 1st Of June AZ reoni,rd 10
do bus,ne.s In this State.
4 memorial was pie*eatcd Tor IN enlargement Of
the Hospital 'or tesc lhsnne; Also memorial 10
Gliers. ~" :" s~
A resolution Was introduced for p.int1ne 5000
copies OF the Ad]ntant Generals report in RorTe-
A proirscted debate was had in reeard to The bill
making an appropriation for rebuilding fhe Esate
one dissenting volcc."
. In The AssxssIx. resolutions wereoassed asaiast
, 1866-01-18
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
Annual Meeting Mt washfngton-Re.
ports for the Year.

ports for the Year
WAsntNoTos, Jan. 17-The kosty.uipth animal
meeting Of the American Colonization Societv ;ya
held last night. It not so Largely attended as
me meetings. Lave been for several years pazt but
number OF The old and ume-honored leadcrs Her.,
among the auditors. The Treaaurer's report stntes
that the lafsnce In the treasury al the commcnce.
ment Of The year was S1,531.sk The rreeipts have
oeen-9om donations 5s8 n. and from special do
nat1on Tor oe Rs5badoes expedition, 8, ,5e1E: from
I!9gae4ss, 7No8; from tho Government or the
unised states, beng final payments tor the support
Sl.o6.af: from invested fnnd. realized 10 meet ex-
eources W. Esa.d. The total amount for the year
Is $4a1 el3,s0. The disbursements for the sans
period were Sf1,7S4.s:, OF which Sa.a5958 was
Of American euic1auts; xI0,3G7.B wps for
the Earhaaoes expedition 1envinn The casb On band
Jan. 1st. 1864 <A0S3ai- Of this latter xtS85 3i il
awaiting the order OF the Liberlan authorities and
the halancc. $i85N to the credit or the Society
The humber of e1nigTants to Liberia for the past
twclyc months was 6.7, exceeding the emigration
Of any year stnce 1S56- One hundred and eeveu,y-
tMq sHlErlnta who were sent out by tho Wal ezre.
al1lon ltona Baltimore, and who wtIr OF tnc class
Known a. freedmen, and who werr from a1d near
L3nchLurs. Va arrived eaIefy In Liberia.
Ihe prospects for the future are that the Society
Will eoon have more than ever to do as iuteI,cent
freedmen are continually asking quessipns relative
70 their transfer to Liberia. Thouch The Aftican
Hcpnhlc, dunDg the last four Fea5s, has been Dc.
pzived Of much Of the aid annually fnrufsbc srons
thls country, It has been making speedy progress
in material fnteteste. pRefU1ucSs and 1ntf,t,bre
, 1866-01-18
FROM WHEELING.

Organization Of the LcGfAlaturc-tsov-
ctnorss n Mc*Aa=e-I'satscr1n- F&Map-
E3a1 l:1a,tbtt-fkccom1neu
rest Of au fmposter.
WHEELING. w., Jan. 17.-The LccislAf1rc OF
West tlreinia was organized yesterday harmonic
Dusly by the reelection OF tue former otccrs. The
Governors message as clear, fosctblc docnnent.
and itea- urrrt reports u ve1y flsttctps The re-
rof: of thu Atutant General shows that West vIr-
The Governor commends frce schools 10 The foster.
snc Of the Lcgtslature and recommends liberal
legislation 10 facilitate the completion of tue James
River and kAnawha canal and The Coviae1on and
OHIO HnIirpad.
An :Inrostct, Styling himself Gcn. &. II. McCook.
Of tie celebrated McCook fkMily, o. Ohio, wAs
the country PcrkunsttnC Gen. Mecook nnl carried
OIL very boldly. letter found On his person inal.
.cated that he wat engaged IN counteIfeilins. lie
w1u hayc hearing this morning.
, 1866-01-18
crasEfoFt}'~ Recruiting Scheme on the
Rto Gralndc-Luter News from that
0uotter.

NEW foHS, Jan; 1s,-Letters from Brownsville.
!cxns, Say Major GIaham, who haa arrived there
from she Mexican capital, eivca intelligence ia;
SMaxinian has recently unresesvedly expressed
ever the United States shall demand Il. II appears
that the American, General X. C1ary Crawford,
whose Efforts to enlist forre IN Texas for the Mex
lean republicans, has recently greatly disquieted
the lmperalists On the border. inaucurated hts re-
c1itins operations BY Issuing a poster announcing
that business ofnPostanee called him to Monterey
and that to seeurc bis safety be required an armed
escort, to each volunteer for which he would nay
ffty doilats month and expenses. Crawfo1d drst
asked General Mejia, the Impenai commander, for
The required escort, which the 1attrr declined to
Aejia has lately levied another forced loan of one
hnndsed and twelve thouaand dollars on The mer-
chants OF Matamoras. The Amcfdcoua refused to
pay and Nese promised protection by Ten Wcltzcl.
Tho Republican General Escobedo was expected
t9 e6oruy return with hta force to that plsee from
Monterey, and renew n1tack or steec. "
h.i.:1 defpstsh @ tFen Washington says: yesterday
intesE7ew with the President. Ali the members Of
ne Cabinet Wese present e1cept Secretary Seward,
nov absent on his Southern tz1p, who wu~ reprc-
tented BY Acting Secretary of State Mr. uunserr
, 1866-01-18
VE-aEH4L DKUElt3 no, I.
i HEADq'Hs MIDDLE DErr. TFxyEssEE. !
Sentence Of The He0er1nan Murderer
Ftrtt Cotton shipment to New Oflea rs
,-Rntlrnud EMtcrnrira.


NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 17.-Ihc finding and sep.
tence of The court martial in the cse OF the murder
eis Of " lillian tlc6ermaa, has been approved, and
Gen holaas has directed that the sentence be car.
ficd into effect By their being publicly hanged By
the neck at OF near this city On Friday January 81
under The direction Of Col #. n. Shale5, com.
randing the post. The names Of tho mu1dercrs
arc: JAS: Lysonght, Wm. Dean dslas McClusky,
Geo. Cratt afids George Hid, and Thomas Perry, ali
Goyarnnent employee. They arc all now confined
in The military prison. and up to The present time,
hare been confident oftheir ultimate acquitta!.
NASHVILLE, JAN 1.-THE ri&HEts rising with nine
ieet On The shoals. The steamer Richmond Is be.
ing loaded eTlth cotton for New Orleans being tho
first shipment made to TINT bort.
Cotton has an Upward tendency. Quotations are
from 10 TO 43c, 41c being ihe ruling figures. Re
ce.pte, 3S5 bales +: sold, $50 bales.
The speedy execution OF the Heffe1nau murder
eEs affords general satisfaction to the community
AID the fact Of their execution being public oas
+ considered wise order. The prisoners received
the announcement Of their execution with apparent
uDcorceFn.
The name Of tbs Knoxville Railroad has been
changed 10 the Tennessee FaciGc Railroad, the
intention being 10 connect BY way Of Memphis and
Little Rosk, with the Southern Fucinc Road,
through Entaso. Several prominent railroad men
will a&cusa the subject AZ the capitol tomorrow
NASHVILLE, Jan. ia fire broke ont th,. oven
ing al lhe store Of Thos. Gorman, College street,
damaging The stock 10 the amount Of &, ,O00, fully
insured.
Ne1es' battery (colo.ed}. for long time eta.
TONED In this CITY. was mustered ont yesterday,
, 1866-01-18
KANSAS LEGISLATURES.


Tnrrr. :1.n !,
The COMMITTEES ON Agriculture. IN ,he Senate. ,,
ported bill In es,,h}ish n Ro.r1 or1m1,,s.-.,,ar
] :. - ~ W ~s.Aon'n .074a VI 1a,ni'kt"uou
| to be appointed by The Governor and Secretary 0
| State e1-oflcio. Members {or the Board a,e en-
powered to appoint an apenf nr aocnta nv ths rsst
f ~ nFpoA. ~ a-cn' " "sSnla lof t1e fas&
ssn o'1es1 hnusn ttos,nees, &C. The Governor l!
made President Of the Board.
Ellis were introduced to supply eyidenca On dom
ments lot ar damaged. for ibp -aaf ~ ,ba MI.
| aort,,, ~ T,.,,,1,a. 80 49, 49, y. VIC nltae
assmu a. "sanao'.e' 70 amend the act authog1z
tne M Lave. etnes and counties TO subscribe stocl
!or railroads. to amend the criminal code to amend
| me ast relative TO dover.
| !nc feso!nGon !ndotsmg Pfestdent Johnson was
lelesfe9 10 special COMMITTEES eona1stt1g Of Se1a
! iots HOUSTON -ana ht1cge, md Manning Of Tie
| A9use.
ses0lntloh amending the Cons tit1tion so rs to
Ieoaee 1 n re t members q the Senate ~ fifteen and
70 anthortze she lndians Of kansas to eel their
aanas. III. MeEe oaeied.
mug! HtG5tfeT.
ne proposal Of John y. Wright, publisher Of
the C3Rse1r0ffcf, 10 f1rneh papers Was adopted.
, 1866-01-18

NEW YonF. Jan. 1.-THE FbH says: Wall street
If more anlmaled to-day. the belief IS SPREADING
"! .he G,s p. o. ~ ioan e
The despatch VIC pubish escwhcre Iayoss this an
cipation The Loan 1natket is inactive at flye per
7@sH. The flock market IL frmes Goye:omeau
are in taf demand ior investment, the 7-3Js bein.
the most scye. Railroad ehqrct arc Ic4s depressed
tions Of further improvement Pittsburgh and
Michigan Southern nre the mort in request
, 1866-01-18
FROM DETROIT.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT, jan. II.
Darius Lawson, an old resident Of tho city and
widely known, died last night aged >seEenty-one
years.
Maj. Mselfo, noted rebel. is here looking After
property which has been confscated.
An tuterett!ng divorce euis. Amos 3. Cbaaee, de-
ferf1ant fomm. .nctd to-daY.
, 1866-01-18

\ Hu+tncas Block, CoHtaInln~ Several
Stores and thc. Democrat Printing or.
lice, Hurned-Loss, $4,000; Insu-
rance, SlB,500.
iSpeeial Despatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
OsuKosu, Wis, Jan. II.
Another disastrous fire occurred on Tuesday
morning about o'clock. Wolcott's Block. a two
story Wooden building, corner Of Terry and Matu
streets, took nre and burned to the ground. The
building was occupied as follows: Chandler l.
tofman, nusic. stationery and fancy goods. Loss,
S3'e0o; insured, e, 900. Smith & Co., druggists
Lose, $4,000: insured, $4,000. 0. F. Cory, grocer
ie; e Il hess insaFca saoeo reter Mecabe,
S.o,,, SG.eea meal parket Loss Lido: no insurance
ot0fty. thoeshop: Loss small
w the second door we're Jacoby & Bull, d.
gae!5san ssn,jos jIoou5 oss, 100; Incurred T.
E9sh,9s saved; Insurance. $50 Hayes ( Perrf,
b'ilafa l1a,f r9oM: Loss. = 900; insured, $3.50
The hu1d,ne. - FS'~ ''o'eo :.
lhe building, which belonged to Col. chas. VOL
cots Mas insured Tor 81 s0O and was Valued al IS.
oco. The origin OF The dre Is not known. VII - ~
, 1866-01-18
FROM NEW YQRK,

ThM RamfNDa JT1,., T.x. C,-
Ea-.""s n" Aase FFize Eight
0eFf':3n me 1inner-My%seTfou
,tectire-Youn~ Ketchnu,. tha Ro-oe
An Internn1innaI xs,1,,ss1 va,s.s. r..
usn-.as. ,.ou@a ks1liiafa .naeem IN
new ToaK, Jan., 17,-Ycsten1ar ws. 4 hn ~ on,
at the Roberts FcnIan headnnsr,sr, On 1rnal,rar
Iii The attaches betnr .ctiyefv enr3.ed IN
preparation5 for tbe meeting ar H., Fentan Sen.tS
Which Is to tsEe pIsce to-aay. The nhieet of rs.
Senate Is 10 tn The three Senstors Sho onnJ tI1s
O'Nahnucy factIon. The chsrres arainsf fi,crrAsue
fnr]i.de snerfHration tbst .hsv b.rs r,t, - ~
oath Of Office md rcnnda,ed he Consa1ntion ~
The urotbethood. 0'
Business a, he CnIon Shnare Fen.on he,fso,.,.
tiers ha. assumed its ususl rnusine. The ieIcTsTr.
to the laie Cousress have nea,y iii Ieit orfhcfr
, 1866-01-18

i Freedman HanGcd-ChanSc Of OIL
eerE-Prfccs Of Living.

Il EfccuaAn AanECd-CMNn|G of OIL
eerz-Pr3ccs Of Living.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune,J
ATLANTA, Ga, jan. II.
4 freedman, named 1saacs, was hanged at Au-
rnsia On Friday last, IN pursuance Of tho sentence
Of ccutrnar1lal for the murder Of his for:r master
III j i iaft. lie declared hi. innocence to the Ias,
moment.
There has recently been general change AMONG
{ tf'ccEr commanding districts, posts and 50 on,
throughout tbs State. The general tendency every
where is to replace officers Of higher with those OF
lower rnnk. The Provost Matahal's Office at this
city has been abolished. The people seem uuab1e
to determine from conflicting info,matlol and or.
ders whether tho Department Of Georgia II at pres
tnt comn anded by Gen. Wilson or Gen Rausom,
Prices Of living hereabouts are somewhat In de-
cline, and good board can be obtained at Atlanta at
eight dollars per week j.,
, 1866-01-18

NEW ToRK, Jan, l7.-Mr. Roberts. President Of
the oppoeitiou Fentans, will soon fsSue an tupor.
inrt document tn. the Brotherhood. It viii set
members Of the Senate. 1T is apuounced fhas Ihe
Senate WILL under no circumstances. ackuoylcure
the authority oi 0'Mahuney
, 1866-01-18
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, 1866.

WIS restored to Its relat ;ous IN The unIol,
ana they fear thAt The arn1ng Of the
militia means nothing but wrong, and
s7o1enGe, md oppression to lhe,r people.
:, The uonse Committee On Foreign Affairs asreed
tais morning to report bill apprupsating <t7500
% enable tha Government of die Omitted States 10
9e erepreeented IN the coming French Exposition Of
Science and Industry and also aeTeed TO the Senate
blu eanction1ng The action Of > The Secretary OF
state a1tesay taksn In regard 10 this matter.
ihe House Judiciary OommIttes have agreed to
that the actual number OF electors in c1ch Stale
shall constitute the basa OF representation in the
lower House Of Congress. This IL In accordance
per report Of yesterday.
The House Special Committee On Frcedncn's
Affairs hare agreed to report a bn! cnlaryh7 The
that reported by Senator Trumbull and now pend
tnp In The Senafe - @-~
, 1866-01-18
Gen. Grants New Realdence-Refurn.
thh1nE ihe White IIou@c-Neur System
ofNayAl nInstcrB Tic Richmond


WAsu1ya1oy. Jan. 17.-Commodore Winslow,
principal nttnese aealnst Semmes, has arrived.
Ite pirate Wilf'bc tried at m carly dar.
General Grant expects 10 be settled In his ncw
residence In Washington tn abo0t a week.
Secretary McCnlloch has arranged for confer.
ence Of Canadian provincial delegates with the
Committee Of Ways and Means. .
Hon. u. q. French, Commissioner Of Public
buildings, IL tastng steps 10 returnieh the Write
llolee before the close Of the month.
Rear Admiral Smith. bY the Nnry Department. is
now Introducing fnto the Brooklyn Navy Yard, az
III experiment, new system Of 1oustcr1uv The
men, which promises to rave the Government
large amount Of money and time, and check
frauds. 1t Is similar to that In vogue In the Cen
trail Iark.
Ex-rebel Generals Heath, Pillow, Hood. Long
ftreet. and other Southern leaders, have been Ii
Cincinnati lately and engaged sixteen hundred
white lAoorrrz ind purchased eight hundred cotton
Flows.
A kichmond special says the case Of the Com
mouwca1th against u. r, Pollard, for the attempted
murder Of F. r. Brooks. New York 7inses' cores
nondcnt YES called yesterday noon at the Mayors
Eo1rf and postponed until to-day. the witnesses fn
fo!laTd'F hehalf not having been sulrpmnaed In
reference to the letter Of Pollazd's In yrsteFays
Mashneton Ghronic8e, calling attention to The
Richmond RtpuMit'x sera1on Of tho fray ~ The cor
fect one, II IL but inst to state that Il was written
ny Walker, OF That paper, personal friend Of Pol.
larda, who. On leaving the hotel On the day ip
question. Immediately entered the Office OF ,ha Re-
pKll'c. lhe pending tr3al will confirm the cpr1ect1
htfs Qf the Special dispatches.
, 1866-01-18
D 1 E ID .

In this cits, jan. Eth, Mrs. AMELIA f.. Wits OF
Hnuson p Dean aged sl years md II months
FIneIas will be held at be! late rezidcnre,
.91 West Lake street., Friday morning, ut 10 4. IN.
Friends Of the fnmf]J are Invited.
In Lockport, Niagara County, y. T.. Mrs. JULIA
II. HUMPHREY. sister Of II. D. Adams, Of this c!ty
q LeayeaWorth, lkansAs.l PAPER rlea3a conY. ::
, 1866-01-18
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
-pnfaG' 1ous Yeass practce havp performed "a ono
operations aGd for the sssisfeteu of lnvzuts ytyo
tho nau,es few, who t1ya been euYtSd fnr r.rrrr.
Psok ]. y. HERrRf, Kalamazoo, Mich. Comojeta
Se.spus hostr1ticu, N1zht svezt& &c. cocaped 10
oed Tor aYe E1ouths, constantlY Als& tst5as1Y re-
| stored. -
Afas N41F z. sRHKY, Hhs1dkr. N. r hin etx-
esso eight yes.: four Heefs unable 10 tp down sevr
years unable to walk Without etutchea Lenov efeysn
years Of age Has left her usehes md cun va,t m
well Is kuy oue.
Rev. GEO Z. HAvESs. Ayuu. xsyfnt.ei1;n, e,nr,,
y. r chronic Inflammation Of Tho iner jotn rn1his
10 walk without eEaehes- MAde to nix as~rQ Il INV
otse With two opezntona-
W. 8. P. COOK. 1un1aa r. 0. Foa tsu Las Co. Wiz.
complete los Of ros=e+ Unable 70 apak Ierat v,s
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tr3y destroyed By fire thls morning. In. loss