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HAND. Book OF THE WEST. We have
received from the author PARKER's
ILLUSTRATED uAND-BoOK or THE
GREAT WEST, a record OF statistics and
facts, with practical suggestions for
immigrants respecting the profitable
investment of labor and capital in in
dustrial pursuits in the West This
volume is more particularly devoted to
an exposition OF the advantages offered
by the States of Missouri and Kansas.
1t contains voIuminous Information,
especially i'll regard 10 Missouri, that can
not Iail to be valuable 10 any one con-
templating investments there or re-
moval thither. Mr.. Nathan II. Parker
of st. Louis, the author, is author OF
various works of Il similar character,
including maps of several Western
States. The Hand Book contains valu-
able maps of Missouri and Kansas.
VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE.-Mr. James
Wick, of Rochester, N. y, has laid on
our table his Illustrated Catalogue of
Seeds and Floral Guide tor 1869. Mr.
Wick seeks to scatter choice flowers all
over tho country, to add beauty to the
beautiful aud to make the desert bios
som as the rose. This publication con-
tains accurate descriptions OF the lead
ing floral treasures of the world, with
plain and full directions for sowing
seeds, trnnsplanting and after culture.
1t contains near 100 pages, u complete
list of all the beautiful flowers known
to botanical science, and is furnished
for ten cents per copy on application.
A beautiful colored plate in it is worth
five times the money. Those who pos
SEES a love for the beautiful and would
crafty it by cultivating flowers, ought
to put themselves in communication
with Mr.. Wick. lie also furnishes every
kind of seed for the vegetable garden,
thus combining the useful with the
beautiful.
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ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, January

CHICAGO, January 6.
Ina cave under the Island, at Rock
Island, Illinois, the statue OF an In
dian maiden, II solid copper pedestal, g,
a seven feet high obelisk, solid brass,
and other Indian curiOsities have been
discovered.
Last evening Senator Chandler was
reelected by the Michigan Legislature.
Yesterday, congressman Ferry and
Blair retired.
Suits have been commenced in the
Superior Court to remove the cloud
from the title to city real estate in the
possession of which is alleged to have
been detained by forged wills.
Last night Jacquin's brewery in
Washington, Tazwell county, Illinois,
was burned. Loss S11, 900.
Gov. Marshall submitted his message
to the Minnesota Legislature to day.
The States financial condition is pro-
nounced good. The receipts for the
past year were $3.50, $40; the expendi-
lures, $762 3l5. Taxable property has
Increased Is per cent. in value since
1867. The school fund exceeds two
millions. Last year the wheat Drop
was sixteen million bushels.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Jan. I

NEW YORK, Jan. Z.
The report of Postmaster General
Randall on the union of the telegraph
with the postal service, will be sent to
Congress-. He recommends the Gov
ernment to unite the two systems. He
says a thorough examination of these
subjects has satisfied him that the De-
partment can arrange for the reception
and delivery of messages, the furnish
ing of stamps and keeping accounts
without any great increase in the num-
ber of clerks; that the business may be
the source of revenue to the Govern
ment, and that the efficiency of coun-
try postmasters may be increased by
employing them in connection with the
telegraph. He recommends that Con-
Rress charter company to contract
with the Government to transmit and
deliver messages atlow and fixed rates,
on the plan submitted by Gardner G.
and submits a bill to carry
out the plan.
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GAYAoQUE, ONTARIo, Jan. Z.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, January 7.

~ N-A9 n 417I711I q I4NttN4J To
In the lower branch of the Legisla-
ture, Mr.. Ryder, of Shelby, introduced
bill providing for State Convention
to amend the constitution so as to ex-
tend the right of suffrage to those now
expected on the bill Tomorrow.
The latest adVices from Bedford state
that it is not known that any one was
hurt in the affray at Shelbyville, ,Satur-
day night, between the Ku-Klux and
negroes. The negroes fought with
spirit, and saved their schoOlhouse, the
burning OF which seemed to be the OBJ
ject of the raid. Old citizens generally,
declare that these outrages of the Khan
shall be stopped, to accomplish which,
they must organize in support of the
authorities.
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NEW MENIC0.
ST. LOUIS, JnnunrY

ST. LOUIS, january I.
y Santa Fe despatch OF Yesterday
says, II correspondent of the NCV Mc.ri-
can writing from Fort Baynrd, New
Mexico, reports AN nttray between the
white and COlOred troops stationed at
Central City. near PinOs Altos, i'll which
two white and three cOlOred soldiers
were killed aud Il large number wound
ed. The difficulty occurred at ball
given by thewhite troops. The negroes
claimed The right to dance which was
refused, hence the difficulty. Alter the
fight the c0lored troops obtained rein,
fOrcements from the fort and returned
to the ball room, numbering white
soldier on the road. 1t Is also reported
that tllby burned the building and raw
ished the wife and daughter of the own
er. Great excitement prevails. Fur
ther troubles are anticipated. Fort
Bayard is only II few miles from PinOs
Altos.
Another correspondent, New Mex
lean, from San Miguel county, states
that a party of armed men, supposed
to have been MexicanS, entered the
town OF FIsteritOs, in that county, taking
all the men prisoners, carried them oil
about fifteen miles, hing one, shot two
others and succeeded in making their
escape. Is was believed this was done
in revenge for the murder of TWO Tex
ans, killed near Apache Springs, six
weeks ago. for their clothing and a few
head OF stock. This neighborhood in
New Mexico, is infested with power
fol gang of Mexican half breed Indi-
ans, white horse thieves and murderers,
whom the law is unable to suppress.
A D0nver dispatch says the Board OF
Trade last evening, unanimously pass
ed resolutions endorsing Generals
Sherman and Sheridan in their policy
toward the Indians.
The Government shipments from this
city in 1868, through Wells, Fargo Il
Co., were abouttwO millions and half
A large amount was also shipped
through private parties.
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REV BRUINS WICK.
ST. JOHNS, Jan. Z.

ST. JOHNS, Jan. Z.
The adjourned meeting of the stock
holders OF the Bank of COnneEsville was
held yesterday. The directors present
cd an amendment and detailed report.
The total assets were estimated at S765,
GIL; liabilities, SG3O,95S The assets CON
sist of landed and other property diff
cult to realize on. 1t is generally un-
derstood that nearly the entire capital
has been lost. The report was reserved
to the directors, and the meeting ad-
journed to the 9th of March. This vir-
tually leaves the directors to wind up
the affairs of the bank, as the charter
expires Oh Friday.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


LEBANUNI j an. D.
]. w. Beatty charged with robbing
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company's office, at Anuville, Pennsyl-
vania, in April last, was tried to-day
and found guilty. Beatty will be tried
tomorrow on charge of robbing the
safe of Andrew krider at Annville, in
a pril last. Nat d. Runt who was
engaged with Beatty, escaped from
Jail on the morning OF January 1st, and
is still at large.
Hester Clymer has written letter
declining to be the Democratic candi-
date for Governor.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, January
The Repub blican mem bers of the Ne
vRda Legislature in caucus. us.unanimOus-
ly nominated VIM. NJ. Stewart, for
United States Senator.
Arizona advices state that Shorum,
Chief OF the HualapAi Indians, escaped
from the guard while en- route to San
Francisco for confinement.
Col. Rice organized an expedition
against the savAges, and surprised and
destroyed . villages, killed II and cap
tnred 20 Indians and large quantity
of supplies.
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CANADA.
MONTREAL. january 6.

MONTREAL, January g.
AT the quarterly meeting of the Board
of Trade u long discussion took place in
regard to the twenty feet channel be-
tween Montreal and Quebec. Resolu-
tiOns were passed requesting the harbOr
commissioners to take the earliest and
most active steps to ascertain whether
such channel was now tit for use.
The feeling is unanimous in favor of
a change in the act respecting the in
spectiOn of flour, so as to make it agree
with the New York system.
To-day, being Epiphany, was observ-
ed AS holiday.
The Catholic Bishop, with a mum ber
of the clergy, leave for Rome on the
Goth inst.
A portion of the roof of a drill shed
gave way with the weight of snow last
night and several persons were injured,
but none seriously.
General Doyle, Governor of Nova
Scotia, and Chief Justice Young have
received the honor of knighthood.
GAvAoQUE, ONTARIO, Jan. Z.
Last night four policemen proceeded
to the house Of a noted character named
Chapman, to cause his arrest, and that
OF Carry Chase, for burglary and
horse stealing. Chase and Chapman
resisted by drawing revolvers; shots
were exchanged and a general fight en-
sued. Three of the police were shot,
and two, it is feared, fatally. Chapman
was shot in the arm. Both he and
Chase escaped. Intense excitement pre-
walls, and large bodies of men were
dispatched in all directions to secure
their arrest.
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VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, January, 6.

RICHMOND, January, 6.
The revenue collections in this dis
trict last year was 700 900 dollars, be-
ing nearly 200 dollars more than in
1867.
The State press so far as heard from
stands follows: On the new move
ment of universal sufferage, with hope
of universal amnesty, in favor of il,
eleven democratic papers; and against
it. eight democrat and two republican
papers.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
FRANCE.

IAhIsi JuH' u
The Sublime Porte has sent a COM
munication to this city, asking the post
ponement of the conference on the
Eastern question for eight days, in or
der that instructions may be prepared
for the representative of the Turkish
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NEW HAHIPsHIRE.

CONCORD, January :.
The Republican State Convention
met to-day. Gov. Hartman was
chosen chairman and made a lengthy
address. Onslow Stearns was chosen
as the candidate for Governor, by accla-
nations. He briefly addressed the Con-
VentiOn,
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Ere.
HUDSON, N,

HUDSON, N. Y, Jan. 7.
The Wyominck Institute and Semi
nary for young ladies, at Lebanon Cen
ter, in this county, was destroyed by
fire last evening. There were but few
boarders in the building at the time and
no lives were lost. Loss heavyi insur-
ance very light.
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THE NATIONAL. RAILROAD BILL.
sDecch of Senator ShermRn.-..IIe Ie
Gives tho Baltimore and ohio
RaIIrOad a RaKInE.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. 6, l8t

Railroad q RaRlnH.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. 6, 1869.
The Senate was very dull in the
morning bOur, and did nothing of spe-
cial interest. At one O'Clock Mr.. Sher-
man called up his railroad bill, the
reading of which occupied half an hour.
It charters and gives the consent of
Congress to the construction of three
roads, one from Washington to New
York, one from Washington to Pills
burph, and one from Washington TO
Cincinnati. He said the question in
yolved was as to the power of Congress
TO charter lines of railroad, and the ex-
pediency and practicability of extend
ing them from Washington. He ar
pued that Congress had the power, and
that it was demanded by every con-
sideration of public policy. His speech
was an hour and a half lOEg, and was
one for which the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will not thank him. 1t was
calm and dispassionate in tone, but eN-
ceedinglv severe on this corporation for
the course they have for many years
pursued towards the National Capital,
and brought out facts OF the greatest
importanCe to every citizen who is In
terested in a safe, speedy and econoln1-
cal way of reaching and leaving WASH
ington. He was also very severe on the
citV of Baltimore, showing what pro-
scriptiye policy she maintains toward
through passengers; how her Plug Ug-
lies seize trains and beat passengers,
and how travel and freight of all kinds
is Obliged to pour money into her greedy
treasury. The opponents or the new
lines of road had large lobby on hand
and in the galleries. After Mr.. Sher-
man had concluded, the bill was laid
over till next Monday, when one OF the
Maryland Senators will probably speak
in defense of the Baltimore and ONO
poIrOoH
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CONGRESS S.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, January :

WASHINGTOE, January Z.
Tho President laid before the Senate
a communication from the Secretary Ol
the Interior, and also a letter from the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs in re-
gard 10 the late Indian battle.
Mr.. Williams presented memorial
from the Legislative Assembly OF Ida.
no, for the establishm ent OF an assay
Office there. Referred.
Mr.. Fessenden presented the memo.
rial of large number OF Episcopal
clercymen for the enactment OF a law
forbidding, under heavy penalties, the
carrying of petroleum in public pas.
senger conveyanees.
Mr.. Corbett presented the petition for
an extension of the Pacific Road 10
Puget Sound. Referred.
Mr.. Nye introduced bill to facilitate
telegraph communication between the
eastern and western continents. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the Committee
on judiciary, reported and recommend.
ed the indefinite pOstpOnement of bill
to enforce the execution of section 4 OF
article of the Constitution, "a bill 10
facilitate the decision of questions in
conflict between the United States and
States by the Supreme Court OF the
United States" Agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Edmunds, the Sen.
ing of civil offices by military officers,
and to prevent the holding OF more than
one office at the same time. After dis
cussiou, the morning hour expired and
the Senate resumed the consideration OF
the bill for the relief of Sue Murphy,
which was also debated without action
until $40, when, on motion OF Mr..
TrumbulI, the Senate went into eXecu-
tive session, and In few moments at-
tarWards adjourned.
HOUSE.
a resolution was passed directing the
Printing Committee to investigate the
stationery contract of the Interior De.
partment, and suspending all further
payments till action by the House.
The House took up the bill reported
Yesterday from the Committee on Ma
val Affairs to increase the efficiency OF
the medical department of the navy.
After brief discussion of the bill, on
motion of Mr.. Spaulding, it was laid
on the table.
The Speaker presented IL message
from the President, with report of the
Secretary OF State, in reply to House
resolution of July 20. 1867, declaring
sympathy with the suffering people OF
Crete. Referred to Committee on For
eign Atfairs.
The House went into Committee OF
the Whole on the state of the Union,
and was addressed by Mr.. COburn TN
the question of the finances.
Mr.. Shanks spoke in favor of the re
cognitiOn of The provisional govern
ment of Crete.
The Committee rose, and Mr.. Ashley
introduced II bill to facilitate intercourse
between the States and territories and
with foreign countries, which was re-
Ierred to the Committee on Territories.
Adjourned.
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KE2TUCKY.
LOUISVILLE Jan. Z.

LOUISVILLE Jan. Z.
In the kentucky House of Representa-
tives, section was introduced, author
izing the Governor to take such steps
as he may deem proper, to test the
OF the civil rights bill.
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G,oxsE0UENCEs OF NEGLECT.

Those who indorse the stupid assertion
that .'Catarrh will get we'll OF ITSELF or is
durable by snu1llng or inhalIng the nos
trumS in common use, will do well 70 re-
member that the IOcnL disease depends al
ways upon 81 J'TII' nidtiCc condition nJ he OtOOd
Medical writers are wont TO speak OF "a
tarrn ;ts II simple local Inflammation, and
EO,h its importance and rational treatment
Are-pither wholly ignored, or receive but a
mas ing notice from the general practitioner;
aud thus IatArTh as surely PrediSpoSes to
COmsIirm ptiJn as does the day precede the
might, and Is IN TACT the prelude 10 thhL
disease in eight cases out Oi Ten.
The disease Is everywhere prevalent; peO-
pIc resort to such means AS always fail, th0n
give. heed to the popular fallacy that II Is IN
curHblp, and GeItle into 81 sort OF mental
apathy, encouraged 10y the belief that The
family physician knows all that Is known
on the subject, and thus matters stand, while
The disease progresses until hope is dead, ana
life becomes mOCkery, when comes the
SterenIyped and hnckncycd advice of "a
VISIT TO the country, ga change Of climate, "
":I sen VOYAGE" "a return of health i'll the
SPRING etc; but, alas the country referred
Il, Is that which lies beyond the confines OF
the restoring grave, and the spring ~ TINT
season which blooms eternal when LIES MT
fuI fever is over.
Let those who dOnbt this portrayal of ca
tnIrh question the poor COnSumptiNc, whose
sun OF life il going down nt noon. or NvatcIl
IFS progress upon those who neglect ltS time
ly and iudici GUS treatment. "A IltLie whlic
and we miss their coming; youth anu hchltll
have faded from lips and CHEEK the light
from tho eye has gore out, the hands are
COldctIy peacefully over the still heArl-Ihey
are gone.
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ISD1ANAPoL1s. January 7

The Indiana Legislature convened in
regular session this morning. In the
Senate, Hon. John r. Cravens, of Mad
ison. was chosen President pro tenn, and
Major o. NJ. Wilson principal Secreta-
ry. In the House, Hon. A. 2. Stanton,
Of indianapolis, was chosen Speaker.
The Inauguration OF Gov. Baker and
Lieut.. Gov. Cumback will take place
Tomorrow.
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nASSACHUsEI rs.
BOSTON, Jan.

BOSTON, JIM. Z.
Yesterday afternoon large wheel in
the Boston rolling mill in Cambridge,
broke while in rapid motion, killing
Henry Patchett and Alfred Sherwood,
and badly injuring Patrick Conery, ali
employed in the mills.
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River and Weather.

CINCINNATI, Jan.7.
River fallen inches, 35 feet inches
in the channel. Weather clear. Their
mometer SO.
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INDIANA.


MAUIoUNI JaHuaIy u
The livery stable of A. J. Fisher was
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
50, 600.
a little child of J. Brown was run
over by the cars at seven o'clock this
morning. Both legs were cut off below
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CATARRH
AND IT'S EFFECT UPON
THE SYSTENN-

CataIrh.conssts0 s0finflnmmntion Of BEGINNING
behind and Il little above the veil of the pal
ate, and extending upward into the nose
and air cavities of the face. 1t creates a per
pcIuaI desire to swallow, and causes a 1eel-
ing AS II something was sticking i'll the up
per and back part of the throat. AS Ihe dlS-
ease becomes chronic, the matter concTeteS
into hardened Jumps, the matter Eecreted
becomes purifOrm, the breath is offensive.
and the voice assumes n nasal twang, while,
on rlsing i'll the morning, great effort IL re-
uuired 10 c ear the head and throat. There
Is often 81 feeling OF pressure across the lower
part OF the forehead, causing headache, dlT-
Zlness, and confusion OF thought and loss OF
memory.
The sense Of smell becomes impaired, the
eyes are weak, Hnd as the Inflammation ex-
tends up the CusIaceiau tubes into the inter
nal ear there is partial deafness with throb-
bing. hulumlng or ringing noises in the ear.
IN sleep the Catarrhal matter Is uncOn-
sciOuAly swallowed, which, in time, de-
ranges the .lOmaCh and impairs digestion,
causing dyspepsia and II multiplicity OF dis
cOTdHnJ sym ptOmS, which are often mis-
taken for other diseases. To the foregoing,
add the Iact that every breath OF air drawn
intnjthe lungs is drawn over the diseased
surface, fostering with Catarrhal matter and
who can deny the assertion that 10 neglect
CatarIh is 10 inUte COnsumptiOn:
Consumption is the one prevailing disease,
at the present day, with which the young
and midde.Rgeu die. And yet very seldom
do the lungs receive the primary shock 1t
Is first "a cold in the head, - which resolves
into Chronic CAtarrh, from W hich the Su cct
| feels 10 alarm, until step by step, 1t reaches
the lungs, when all attempts At cure are lit
tie better than blind experiments.
With every incentive to enjoyment and
usefulness, there are hundreds all around us
dying III the morning of life, OF CCnAump-
lion who can look back six months, Il year,
or longer, as the case may be, to "a time when
II was "GUt CUt0rTh." Neglected at a time
when (I,r0pe7tU treated IL cure was possible,
silently and almost lmperceptibly 1t has
transformed the bright, rnddy features OF
youth into the dull, wan listleSsnesS OF pre-
| mature age, AS II has drunk up tho vitality
from tho blood and fluids Of the wasted
frame, and now, when hope is dead. and the
life forces one by Que are ebblng away, the
mind turns mOurnfuIIy backward TO ''wh hat
might have BEEN" ana trembltngly forward
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Hollands German Bitters,
AND

HUUF LAIF ID > UHELHAN IUNIU.
PREPARED BY DR.. c. N. ia CRSON,
PA.
Thirty years since they were GirSt i'll
trOduced INTO this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
peTtOI ned more cures, and benefited suffer
ing humanity TO create extent, than ALy
other remedies knO Hn 10 the public.
THESE remedies will et1e cLuaIly cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous DeD1lIty,T -NCnIOnIc DlHrrhu.a,
Disease of the KID 'neS6 and AL DLseIt-
SEES arising from IA DlsOrdercd Liver,
stomach or Intei - lines.
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CONSULTATION FREE.
TAKE NOTICE.

Patients aro hereby informed that after
the tirst visit they can take the treatment
home and usc it until cured. without pain or
interruption to their usual vocation.
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Business Cards.
AUCTIONEERs.

,URRARD. BRO. q co,
Auction sales Every Evening,
Cor. quincy q Market streets.
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DEIsILITX,

Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
TkAIION OF THE system Induced
by severe Labor, HardshIIS, tx
-EOSuIe. kaVErH. &c.
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INOKLSEY * HUGHES
dealers in Boots and Shoes.
l2O Main street.
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There is no medicine extart equal to these
remedies in such cases. A tone ana ViEOr ls
impaired 10 the whole system; the appetite ls
strengthened, food Is enjoy eu, the stomach
dlSeALS properly, the blood IS puTitied, the
complexion becomes sound and healthy
the yellow tlnBe ls eTudlCaiteu from TIE ., es u
bloom is gwen to the checks and the Wei,k
and nervous Invalid becomes strong amt
healthy being,
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INDWAKDs & STONE,
- W No. "A Main street.