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General Hardware Business.

Our we'll known experience in this trade in
duces Us 10 rely upon a continuance Of the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon our pre-
decessers. We propose 20 keep on hand a
stock well adapted 20 the wants Of the sur
rounding country. and will be prepared at ell
times 70 offer great inducements to Purchasers.
S 81 BARBOUR. WILDER 4 SIMPSON.
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Our old patrons know and appreciate the
above facts, and all wo ask Of Others is foi
Them to
, 1869-01-25
NUMBER 20G.

The Aooue Of tho octAeou. ircl1diuR cso's
which ssrrsouuts Il, "a IS frt, the height In
side belox 70 feet. 1hs int sior deoorA.
tfous ire exceedingly elaborate IN colos
and destgtat with gliding, painting
ard sculpture IA profu*ton. a massive kar'
cophaRus Of highly polished Aberdeen grin
lie, restlng upon I slab Of polished blaek
m1Fblt tp the censncof the oEtAgou coutAtoa
tic P1ircc's remains. There = knceiinc
anEe1 In bronze It eAcS corner. Upon the
LID Of The sarrophagus II recuuoent dy1re
Of the Prince Corsort 10 whits nsrhls. tho
work Of Baron Marochet1. Tho dnhe above
has calling OF blue, span9bd' with golden
.ta,s. The rlbs q ths dome .re suTpxted
With golden Anoels. n each t4 the sidg r.
cesses a4brouza and eolde.c chandelier
Is suspsuacd - Painted paBe1E fpd
scrtpturcs adnsn the walls, With IN
scF1ptiona and t1Acertee. In the fecess OPP
poslte the entrance there Is IN aAar; and
over It large painting Of the Resurrection !;
Above 1t, II The ceiling, ffesco Of tbs A.
ctntton. There l. 10 be large patu.ing,
also, In each OF tho other rscesscs. Tho Eso-
cral result Is s.id 10 be exceedingly III.
prtssive.. Everything that Infection cou3t
dictate, wealth procure. and art achieve, has
been done. The entrance to the mausoleum
faces east, and |. reached by flight Of black
marble steps, kadIng TO porch supported
By Eranltc columns, with . ceiling decos1ted
With Venetian uapsaics. The 1oor Of the en-
trance, ~ well ~ OF the entire structure, Is
formed Of yatlegAted marbles, polished and
fnlaid h partls Of various designs.
, 1869-01-25
CHICAGO, MONDAY, JANUARY Is, 1869.

Wood's succezsor In Conxrea. rem Nc.
York. but Wood changed hh mind aas
tbre.tened 1an@1ny uan ont Of : re
aos,ns'''s: sos.ss1 md ds;r, ns{sr ~ :, IN. na'
% sesrs .so, Il ssrsioca. G,ans'. @ q s:.fr WI W.
Toasted, md in tho midst Of M1lycr's rcplJ
hIa memory leapod back About thlFtg
,. eafs 70 little passage OF scripture, which
ho quoted to show The ancient honor which
the 4oas1tssch4 beatowod upon their stdes.de.
en- old Jacob" be said, "u,ed thl,
l,ngass : 10 the Lord /: with nv s.aa
parsed . ,reE .his Josdan and now I an 10.
Hlil5cr." ,sld somebody, "thero's no
They produccd Bible, aud sheze thor
found It, Ia the thirty second chapter Of Gen-
esis: Sunday school edncatiou sometimes
holds the longest.
Hers AN reminded ofn aharp iess of Geu-
eral Rawlings, 4 friend Of his, Al Nnncr
some time aEo, WAS tippiug Nine ra:htr iret-
ly, scd growing talkatlvc. Ftnally the LITTER
said, speaking Of somebody:
"Oh: that niue. enemy would write +
Tour enemy" said Rawlings, pointing TO
the bottle, ''don't write books"
GRASr's INAUGURATION.
Il has been said terc that Grant will not
cone to the Capitl At iii to take the oath
Of Office, AS thnt VII oh1lse him to ride In .
ca11iaVc with johnson. I do no! know.
though shall ascertain speedily, Whit the.
formula l. for sucA occasions. IT It be q
harmless formula hope that General Grant
will abide by 1t fn his lite Il too strong and
correct to be anybuly's landmark fqr hate,
The character that eoala die II Tia feIaoH-
ship OF tbIcvea has feft u 1t least N example
to be crowned, II need b, In the fellow
ahip Of worse. There Is I good deal Of
mean suggestion poured into Grants ear by
certain Kind Of newspaper. / hope ruE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE Will be bis better adviser.
Let the era Of peIeo begin With the other
New Testament phrase
"Peace on earth, good will ia men r.
Heaven knows what yials of wrath may be
al1ed for the new Presidents 1attcr end.
Some Of ua who uay be at bis side then in
counsel aud support, ask hin At this tine to
be more than maRnaulmous.
Tho inauguration will be held on the esst
front ot the Capitol, ID the i1nmemorial
place. It will be, think, so!la sort Of lu'
augu1ntion, With less; procession aud lAnfar'
onadc than has been expected. Still. 1t ought
to be public Inauguration, Inade IN tht
presence Of landscape Of people, for there
Is as much dagger Of too secret tnsrgurs'
ton as ot an altogether foolish one. L VA.
wise in the 6enste to forbid the Capitol be-
irg made place Of inaugural festivities
The parties IN this tndearor were "n1ixe&'
In character and the Gtuiu1 Of our people /.
too grave for any such violent trausmutatiot
Of the great lane. As well hare the can-cal
there, GATH.
, 1869-01-25

wonderful beauty. With her aecoEpllahcd
much sdnued for tho il.alT maternal tates-
cat she ha4 taken Ia tbs prnseut Asdamo "a
B--'s welfare Mrs. Colonc1 Il, 20 hos.
pitatlo and obltgtuz;, HIS. ~; a"sIs
Noticed TOT ;aeF eyslainnss ana ed@9ea .nd lod
her beautiful slst*r, Ill dressed IN e1qulsi1e
sastc, eletted the adm1atiou Of the ratts-
taos. The spanish co!ouy, which ahasea fhe
sunptuous exile OF the dethroued Queen,
slone could vio 10 str1e md bcsuty With our
American ]Adics, both married and ktpRle.
The performances had besu atTc.tised to
Commence At 8:13, and although u IS the
custom at tho 1talf4n Opera uovcr to bcgn
uati1 good hall hour After the tlne. thc
curtain ross At the very mintue. Tho result
Il e e as It ats ast Seora s'nf haasa ii. IL cp
aud the rest with An Accompaniment OF slid
iok ct cha!rs. opening Of doors aud rufilng
OF pettlcoats. The beautiful cavatins,
&c, ,ine per No scrans," waa consequently
recel, I'd with unusual eJliurss by tao sadt-
Mis- l7anck's youth and comelsness, her
round ch. <Es and modsst rofcn, soon PRO:
duced a IA Vorablc Impression on tho old
habltue., wno have rarely an opportunity to
app1aud p7ip4o jo7:saa Of sHeet sixtctnk, and
Il must be sA'd that Alss Hauck has tm-
proved wonderfully p appearance. Atws5s
nrs,y .aG prss 20 70 make hsq ne.ses Rae
Greatly moved, a. ne might we'll expect,
when Ne consider the 7latc and the occasion,
she neTerthetess succec. led In rccoveztag hcy
selt-possess1ou Bn. Il h Ia sung aud sGiled
viii talent, she failed to uo1se anY entoust-
ssm. In fact, the house N not oegn %
warm mp" until tho faal Or re seeono
net and va must say that .Sscollni calFlea
every thing bc:ofr him. His.. An pefcoe
non psssor WAS receiyed with t. t4ranenaoas1p
Ia The third set, Miss Hauck, .atlsslJ s:lt,
possessed although she came nea. Etting alt
i lighted zndle on her dress. SD Y ~lsn c4-
EHIsfte ta4t& The 32e air :" Ah N OF efeaer
trxi4rti," nskt was greatly aad J. tsaf ap'
plaadkd. In the NnAl piece, "A D. non
Riun7t,l she hetrsyed signs Of exh .osalou'
but zanE-wela to the LAST.
dne intonatfop,. md the elements TOR a
ca1tzAtTic6 Of premise, It mu.t be confessed
that, bus little RtamAt "a herself, she cssEta
impart tc-her heasezT neither emotion RGa
euinuafasn:s-
sho was recalled eeveseE times, but no!
encored, and VIC did 'nst ser single bouque!
thrown on th. stage, aithca t2 n We notlcel
the tips Of several n1agulbA ent nose9ass
proably prtpazed-to that ef8 ct, Ii ono o.
two Of the proscanium boxes:
Competent. or af Ieast pTopa Tis psepafees
Hauck's method Of singing "A g eneet 9
''maste11y " teachirKs, and they'll 'sened ne
to Patti But noue weru dis1oscs ITO a~al
her the palm, Is shc DOES not pesa ess tleoc
the vofee, the pe~er, or the Eata -Ainess
Aadsme IA NarQuise. -Gorrnpe'aa saes Ss
ToFk World.
, 1869-01-25
FOREIGN.

TIE cu1nteE kxEAssr At TUE FRENCH cousT.
PARIS. Jan. -.
The Cht1e4e EmhaaIy to dfJ had IN audience
With The Emperor Napoleon. They proceeded
TO tho 1nliefies, where they were received With
the coutteeies ntutn{ c1tcnded to diplomatic
Representatives Of high ranr. bat without nlll.
ta,5 houo.r. and were ufbered into the preaeuts
Prince Imperial zrd the kGquta de In Vallette,
the Ainie,ct Of Foreign Affair.".
Nj. Bu1liuRsme, addrestlnK the Empetos, tfid
he hoped ttat Frartt wouid receive China ~
sister. France had hitherto cnjo1ed III the prlvt-
!ccrs accorded BY China to tbs European Powers.
chtpa now took upon heracH the duues Of c1vi-
uxetion and Of la.e1nl.lonal eoartasJ.
Tho Emperor. In reply, s1pre-ssd his satisfae-
lion 1t teei1g Ch!EA lake tnch 4 great step, and
sald he wonld be pleased to cooperate with het
representative. uc referred to ths epmme1ciM
advantages likely 10 atlse from closer felai!ous,
and concluded With general congsaeulAstou.
All the members OF the Enbassy Ne-o pltascd
with tho reception.
When the Marquis dc Ia yAlleae personally In
] i1oduced MI Bnrlingame, the Emperor expressed
| his astoniahment Il finding an American acting
! as m Ambassador OF Chlnl. 70 which Ar. Husltn-
game replied In a happy manner. and long cooEer-
tatior en1ued between the Emperor aud ths Chlet
| Ambassador. Messs1 Brown and Dt4 Champs,
! Secretaries Of legation, were then presented to
the Knpe.or. a!ltr which M.. Brown formally
| lald In the hands Of the Minister OF ForuIgu AZ
fairs the credentials Of tbs Embassy from tht
Emperor ol China When this had been pes
formed tho interview Terminated.
| Tic Embassy wcrn subsequently received b.
tho E1nptes4, when As. BurllDKsrnc toot occssio7
to convey The ial,cttauons Of the Emperor o
chiua TO Her Majesty, and to the 1mpc1!a
family.
: XAp7sp, Jan. -.
1t il announced, on oslleis1 authority, thA: th
Provisional Government, believing that it truth
fully lnterprtts the feeling OF tho nAttoa, eanho
accept any proposition for esttton Of the 1slan
Of Cnba.
HoAAr1 rAHA LAWS sf1A-1HK fvrcKnoy =
TIE SULTAN.
! CoxB1AkuIoFIK, jan. II.
Admiral Hobart PA1ha haa eAIled with his dec
from tte hAfboE Of SJra, tho Governor Of ii
ialand having promised that tho stnar5sr KsoEi
ehAll not be permitted to itsre the port.
The vtceroy Of Egypt hss offered tho Sultan I
: army Of 30 ,oc0 men, End nect, In the event {
waf.
eaIEc1 nE5Ec1t TIE rnoToeoL.
PARIS, Jan. -.
, The GaIlois rays tie Greek Government ha
4 | Rejected the declaration OF the conference {
: Paris. .....
TIE ITALIAN aoyXxxxExT oxKouKcZp.
FLoREScr, Jan. II.
{ Yipleat debates took place II both uonsss
rarl!smeut, last week, On the question Of the m
= tag, the coll leesioo Of which has csused 60 ma
,s ro,ous agitation. The action Of the 9oTezume
o vss severely denounced BY the O2poR!sion.
, 1869-01-25
4 CYuxF KnxfnesF FroelafmE Himself
Xhe NffonA me ehaInn4

From tho Louisv!lls Courisr-ousna1, 11n- 80.
Another one Of those narrowing scenes
which lEequc1t,y attend N inquest tn ease
OF insanity WAS wltressed yesterday morning
nuckler, who has rootn in the third story
Of the building On Market stzeet, near Floyd,
haE been taken In charge by the police some
time before daylight, his rayirgs haysng LED
other persons in The building to fear that he
might do himself Of nstlc sou, who va with
to q station house to await the morning ses-
sion ot the court. He struggled, violently
with the officers aud only consented to 20
With them when they agreed to remove his
ehoes, as he declared that he must 60
barefoot tecaute Jesus had done 50: When
Court bui9dinR, he saipped OF every
| stitch Of bis elo,hInx, and attempting to butt
| ont his brains, Ill The time eithtT shouting,
OF singing, or chnck1lng, or laughing IN !,
Wild. strange way, that Inade The blood oi
IN nI Il hin, be seaed pIeee @ II wood I'D hut
I ed lt.at the head Of the curious spectator,
but The missile lell karmlcssly as Il struck the
iron gale.
As soon ns the Jury could be summoned. ht
wAs dressed hY force, and Vas brought inte
the court room struggling, kicklngand shout:
Ing, and hccsue so Tiolent that Ii vi. fount
nsce ssary to iron him. During the tnques'
be wa$ held by three stout tncn, whom hi
continually inPlored to reiease him, alter
natlng his petitions by invoking the saint
and declaring himself 10 be Jesus Christ th,
Second, Insisting all the time upon beint
called By that title, aud datinE his birth sono'
time In M4rch. One OF the witnesses he dc
| clared 10 be st. John.
| Il appeared that he had nnt ahovn symp
toms of Insanity on Aouday last. He ha'
three children, had been deserted BY hls VII
in consequence OF sonne domestic troubles
md had then become a religious xealot, dc
voting all hls spare time to tneo1o9tcaa r
searches. H. had been employed Id hJ
drsulie foundry In the upper portion Of III
. city ~ IN engineer. The first eyidtuce b
employers had Of his derapgemens Was hi
sing gulsr conduct dry before yesterday. 4
I O'Clock he sounded the o'clock whl.tl'
which Is the signal for closing the laboss
. the dSys and. on being askcd whF be ha
/ blown the whistle 80 carly, be replied slnp
that be had been instructed to do so by It
| eAr,oE.
The inquest showed heToud doubt the h
| tutc Of the unfortunate mans Afflict1ou, ar
be viii be eent to the insane asylum.
, 1869-01-25
THE SOUTH.


AoNsootzRr, Aia., Jan. .--fp recent presl
oespti:h fsp.a this cit{ Il vas s'atsd on the
1ntnn.nty 8 soe columbian 0alds. That Cifenit
Lkgiti.turc VA not \ legal dy. and shst Vii.
TAT e. ~ satn =. not ltSallI ulteenos Tas f. =.
Probate 3utee: ot Shelby U0u a,y waa
reported h5 Tho Governor, Who was required y
t1e contribution - aesnt I contntsaton u ntt the
rAc1ncJ. AfcrNs1dt I unestton Rso.t ~ to
whether there WIS rally 4 vacancy ln deter.
mining lhis Qucattou 1ndce FsftAm deciIed iAt,
II vacancy had not occcrrtd IN ths manner pro,
srrihfd ~ inv, tbs 3oTernor's co n mis.!on dssir
naitrr .rutoer mtn fos thu ot1.e wat u1il aad
void, The decision in no NHy ssla ea to t1e saia
liz Of either lin LeGislAtufn or GoTcfno1s once
, 1869-01-25
HleodT Array in LouislAu&-Two men
Killed.
From TIE Monroe Telegraph. jan Is

kfom tne Aonfoe Telegftp5+ San- Id
One Of the MOTT melancholy occurrences
We harc hid to chronicle In some time, took
place on the 9Th Inst. near Bunker Hln
LandlnK. in cal4Tell Parish. The parties
engaged IN the sad affair were Captain James
ana ". J. Duke, with = JounEcr brother, on
the one side, and Archibald Cain, Nth bis
son William, ! MIN soma forty years old, On
the other. Mr. L. Noble, = relative Of the
Dukes, who Witnessed the affair, states that
the Lukes went to old Ar, Gains to have
better understanding IS to certain scanla.
2ous ru1nors said TO hATe been circulated
aEairss their sister BY the younger Cs!o. a
very bitter controversy cnsucd between the
pa:tles, when finally The elder Cain went to
lls house, near BY, md, procuring his don.
ble.harfelled shotgun, returned. One 0! the
Dukes, t~o Of whom werc armed. said.
t taunttpely. to Cssu, " Nov shoot, II Yen
want to-" or rord1 TO that effect. Instantly
the old man fired one barrel Of his gun, ono
Of The Dukes falling. The other barrel VS.
Immediately discharged 1t another OF the
Dukes, and he aiso fe1l. The younEeE Dnke
! was thcu ns.A4]ed By the younger Cain, wlsa
4 maui, aud terf badly beaten. Both Of the
Dukes wesn killed on The spot !: the younger
the ugh b1dlJ beaten, is only disabled; The
Gains led the scene OF tloodshed on Wsdoes
dag. MIR. Noblo and son have offered r.
ward Of ESQ each for their arrest and sai.
| confinement.
, 1869-01-25
INDIANA sENAT0RSHP.


Ar Pratt waa born In caseEos,a, Nad,.on
County. New York, n 1914, and il NOW IN the
nsniiton College, Ne. iofk, 10 ISL. Il To
sge Of seye1teen. WIN ths hisaeat honora Of bis
po.est1 .spnrt;oR MN = Anost ,npssham.a
f1ers.on to mike the most Of hts enl1 oppossu.
IL The tpr,p9 oi lsea, .foot md alone. nc
stMted fer the Grest West, to eesin the struggle
sfd hattle OF life atnor& ais nssss, aud no capi.
rAa but btu education backed y rEeat enet9, and
deffsJ his expenses He reached Cinei1nau Ii
Ap.s,, where he entered i1to IN engagement ~
hureh- Dearbo.n County, ID this stats. whtch
e,eetea Principal Of tbs sem iaary al Rising Sun,
intt,.p,iou Or learning II tte soatheast part Of
| tbs h'a.s. AAs.rg dcsvFm'nsd neoa she l1w tor
~ E. hs ss7s s1st q .Po r. s
Mefe.e. Fletcn.r 4 Butler, then among the lssd-
Ing member. ., .he by t. she stag. s1d
| bee aoE1to1 to practace In tho various courts
| oS tbe State, he located It Los4aspoEt. Cass
Iopnty. whs.c b has de,o.ta hinscf almost e.
clusvelT to tho practice of bis profession 10 talt
ano the adIoin,1E indetal cistrtets, no 10 tbs
Hsrsent vita Rseas credit TO himself and honoE to
q 1877 he !as ncra,nsted by tho whlz party
sns' b1t the district, ~ veil ~ The STATE. bang
a ta.s nnac Den aerat'c' ha was defeated oy
Il ISL. a. 4 again In lsss, hs w4. member Of
etsns. snd WI n ,est7e W nd carrta. member. tx
icg lzbortous part in III proeeedtncs, tn1 ez'
tttnx great 'aeasnee In she important 1ezlsls.
il iS1. b. wss candidate for District Elseta.
on The Rerutu uean ttcAet, aud has. elnce sha OF
Esniss,ton Of The party. bean an 1rdent and zeal
sine: :l,1se = IS Waf.os.l aepaei'e.a CO..
fsa':'a ~ = sssssss S:aaS :ss<r:as.: 'h d,
yo.es IL paposuon to ht
, 1869-01-25

M1asnae Rana1ts M csxtxr, Of Boston. tas won
her di.oFca eAle In Par1s, whIeh nnaars LOCO
:tYYes yeax and the custody Of her children.
Tie epbleet Of Rev. Hnesy Ward Heeches's arst
lecture In Boston. n 1sae. and hia Lat IN thtt
town. In 1859. ras the SAME l. mnscoasnts ~
although the tdeas wers no.. .... ....
Edwin Booth IL personally supestnteo ting tho
eompiettnX arrangements OF hia nc" theatre-
Choice seats are e1pscted 10 hiring faoulous
prices, md It II thought the auatcuca Will be the
most brilliant v1t1 esped In the metropolis Iat
, 1869-01-25

Another Steamboat nizaster - jay
Gould d Co.

LOUISVILLE, ian. 9{-Aoous II o'clock. last
E>cts, she etetn-whetl Rte-ues Lecslrs No. !
Cspiait Mlls. Aiken, he1ce fof ne Ietne$fee
Kl1er in attempting 10 pass oret the fflis, sstack
ore of tho abnamertl Of Tho hfadss sad sunk
she had oo boa1d eome dity or sixty passengers.
zhout ffty ranl<s ard horses, and god ts'sht;
Tic boat SINK II about se!ea feet Of "atsF' ina M.
fsr,ehs ii total loss. Ths y. w
r1am uhoro, The pAsfengera had manly
AZ fstcd and Thsa the cement Of !es
prevailed, Fortunately The steamer Tstaseon
eaue down, and. ranndi1g, took % al ths p,t -
uon Of the cargo which wAs lo<s u fully injured
IN local otee., The ooas VIA rslued At St3.oo3
std u irsu.rd In ioea] oEees. She lies pe1teeu1
eaie. re1r tie lndlAnA shore, sol eaa eaAily b.
ra.eet.
Jay Gould, Of The New Tork 4 Er!e Rallroa l
snd party Of railroad managers. arrived In TIL
city. se!a esrn.nE. to look in:o railroad m1ne.e
| Utio M,satfripp.. and JeHo!sonrtlls Indian.
| pol., Railroad, At p. m.. md air1rea II 5ades
uous s1d Ieaefsonyille Is ttsJ miles.
, 1869-01-25

Wnoyu MISUNDERSTANDING the rronE
notlcrs generally cuercus Throughout Ens.
land, ono, at lcast. II as old ~ P3inr, wbo, 70
the seventeenth chaptee of the seyenth book
Of hls "SRturall lllstorie,"' w1ltes; "tlntlly, !,
(lotrth on tho water With The face upward
bus touttarl ~iso women swim Eroutli17, o.
II Nature had psondod 10 sauc their honcsty
and couer ilcl1 shame. even When thoJ as'
Dead
, 1869-01-25
u,tnr. a,hnrtsn N1Auaefeum.

The mAnsoieu1n crested % 9uccn victoria,
Within rlrht or Windsor Cassle. for the Eo+
n,alna Of her husband, hss eoss about =, co.,,
~ Tho Queen pnt Of her psivato o.snne. The
eItc,Ior Of thc m,usolcuta Is o. s,ono tae
Tho IL: Suild!as eon,ss.4 OF 4 central sst1gon
,ul,oundet }g ta1ss p;s2sl+ eS sscssea
, 1869-01-25

lLdIanE ThreasenlnZ-murdsF Sen-
eucsd-Pallueal-A NAN Killed by 4


Seuc<d-pallneal-A man Killed by 4
Woman.
Special Despatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
oxAHA. Jan. II.
This EorntnK'e Hfrdld publishes letter from
one Of the new reservations for tho sioux. which
predicts much trouble carly In The tprtnz from
The Sioux ard Northern Cheycnrc,, who seem
diesatlsded with tbs nArner In which ahuJ
stIpu!ations OF tho treauca arc carried ont. Ins
reports Of the defeat Of Indians 1n tho South
rraehed then md caused much alttm; nnt
un,cs. no.e supplies arr furnished theE.
promised. they VIII 50 sn rs1dinE expea1uoa
trin The Black Ellis.
Tbs talJ IN The Hernandez uial found verdict
0: cr,!tY. He VIA sentenced to fourteen years IN
tie ctAic't Pza&oN.
Nothing inrortkat WA enacted II the Leslal41'
road projects will come up. II u probable that
liberal land E.xpta will ho Efvrn to the Mosf I'M
| pcstxnt railroads crossing the ssatc, naath 31c
| 9or1p.
| ranaed Maruist, 1t Georgetown, lGst ntRht, In
| saloon, BY wonan, Who 10 now In prison.
, 1869-01-25
FIRES.
Theatre narnsd In D<sross-War<-

Theatre nufnsd In D<sFots-Wars-
houses Destroyed Ia Clnelnne.!.
pxsrrrr. Jar. at-Tbr Olympic 7hestte ttt'c
AtherEun al WIS enitr'!T drs,ro5ed B! hro last
C1ac1xxAr1t jan. &l.-The OHIO Lard 4 aperm
MI Corn tAnr houpu, Ksys1 rag warehouse, and
Hfoel lrnsn's saddle and harness. factory were
hunrd thtR rstnttx. L7sa In sincK th ,ut
3sutEp On buiiattr, {.U.on. revtE.. 1.smsn
w.re ip3und, Two Of lhcn nsssrs1y, bJ falIlni
walls
, 1869-01-25

HAVANA. Dec. A-sercrhi eo1dlors hc}oo Elng
10 ihe voipnleer and regular forco Wsfa aissstln-
a,ed today. These ranfaetions. to9etasf xsa
much Hn.tefY among tho people. The sp td!ards
crrt1wh.rn spcak coltdoatlJ Of ias sAtlI ~ Ing
Of the revolution,
, 1869-01-25

LtT7ls Nocx. i'm. aa-Ths prs.s of thu city
csf' for a meeting Of e!ti1tns. iTtspett!ra Of
party. 10 tskc ttepe 10 prctent any cxcuss Of pre-
tc1s Tor Eeaa!nE I2tlkiR 10 thlA c92n:y.