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THE ADVANTAGES

ItisA National Company, chartered ay ssee4st ~.
Of ConKEts1, 1863
II has Fzid-up Capital af n nAha.
Il cnsss Low Rates of rremluu-
1snazniahes IaExsr 1mu1Ancs tAza o<Aer Cou1vsabss
TX III AAEaa HsuuSy.1 t-F~''~
Tia petntts &nd Certain II til TtxuA>
nhA Hons Company In E7e, Locality.
it1 fnlictes Are Exempt nun1 Attachment
Thers xze ne CnnectssaI3 Restrictions u tAs EeQr
/ dea.
Every Poue5 /. Hon-To,fsitao,e.
Policies nay ba taken which paJ 10 ths InsUah
their Fill Amount nod Return All tho Prentas1x, u
that the Insurance Cass only tho Intze<k On - ~
mai rsynent4-
Policies nay b taken tha: Htn psy 70 III tnsask,
Afsst certain nunher Ut yoArH. during LIN. n.
nuAl Income of on&aerta tbs Amount nAzeed IN ~
Policy.
No Exua Rae L charged ho7 Riak& upoa t1s nyNF
| Of Fenaalex-
utususes not to PSF ptvideads, hKs II 10 Ls9 4
eoss that p1rtdepds vI0 b 1n1poaR.bl<.
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g 8AUMR1ks

ATLANTA. Jau. 1k-1ts Senate md House re-
1ss+ unied so.dzJ nd the mx1T1Re II Governor
RalS1 ~ r. ss'4 a9 =; b
tat Retoos1uettpn l1x1 hid not been nut e
sssiS g. n 9i oa u sp y sa :s :,
III list ses4tfua h1d induced = e1tet1i &xas3tns-
Iron Of the Inv md manncr Of ltz e1ce4h ID 70
,.ssn. pns a ssss ~,
adherence TO the iet:es OF the Reconstruction
actk would have p.trfuted the ove<thsow Of
coat,ess. t. ssya, i ,te soIs tnserp1cser m a ID
true tnteIt md met1ttE Of tho Reconstruction
nea&ures, and the fual afoa,tt On the question Of
Ia he body Of thu nesaase, the ana,oning
II Ife TACT thas thert 1t rot II Geo,gtA adequate
protection :, fes a,, nfs md ptopety saa ffss e:
:as 10 !e'earsion * q tss @ es'etnse sf 1a,sa b. =
Eeaehed me fsota n1zn5 portions nf tha stAe,
ssr7 u make puaa> Information wh.ta xo0A
rtneet apou ns as peop,e,
nHt Gays ca: gsres Hni undoubtedly take the
action In e1pelln9 the coloted member of tbs
leRia!sture ~ revolutionary. md u ne oser-
throw Of thu goreranent instituted b1 IT. Aets,
~ y r1il ,sat INTO - osn haad, ths aaasssot
Ate At once adopted 10 repar tht 1I}urJ. II ts
not dtshed that TREASON should be punished. but
mis e.nasasa ,o5sM5u shall ee respected, aad'
1ha Go1c,nr recommends the General As
tenop to take The t1ltiattve Ios settlement By
extending the members Ineligible rnder tbs
| ioaIteenth amendment ard rssto.tn2 tho colored
mttabefs 70 their eeate+ and In cass It Ia nof
deemed wlse 10 take this cou17n then to adjourn
Aud itATt tbs matter TO ConFress where, IN an4
eTelr, tt matter mubt be dn4lfy disposed nE
Ae 1Tnnak.: "Wa uxy be well assured that
Cenfscs. VII not pause IN tue e7eat wots
g ssaseae. 'as 5e 14ts f naa e,
oar lkie elarcs entitled 10 al sns rGats pftyl-
leRea and inuroitie8 oI other 3nca before the
| law that rntsl the gane freedom Eoto prpscnp.
| t1on. which u granted to the most arrogant op
t pout nj OF Coz zress, 10 secured 10 the humnles
| Union r1au md hfetd at The government, We
| csEnnt ha.c Permanent peace md psespt E4ty.
Be elcoea v,.h ennRratuia.inos upon the eat1 =
factory condition Of tho ets1s nn1nces. &nd F1lu
1 able results ohtAlned bJ agriculture.
/ A11AaIA. Ga,t jsu. l3.-rho senxte+ on hi
reading Of tha Guvernns'a raesssRt. passed /
| Ieao1u ton fefcE.tnR TINT portion rtl1tlfa 10 IL
State's relations to tho General Gosernuaent 70 1
| committee nf 6Fc; also. 4 resolution calling o.
] tho Governor 10 nhnw the Acts wherein he state
that thete II Lo protection for life, property mi
| tho Hdiuten1ncs ct peace md kood order
/ DC, md th1t It u the "nwavcItnE deteTmtntu3 u
Of thta body 10 petate IL Ill Prop
neaaurrs with other departments OF the gov
srnuen' In o1e,trC full md a1np't pro:ectson +
| peace and good order throughout the State, It
curing 10 all clastts and conditions Of people ID
ftee ezpI css.on Of political opinions, md eGec1
tt9 the faithful execution Q4 the laws OF tn
st4te AID u1ited 8tstes.
| Ths Home paseed resolution retcyrs ug thl
portion Of tho t}ov .uorfs message retRttSe 10 Il
construction to special eoramlstee ol ten.
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SAY FsAAc1sco. Jan- 15-At the annual raeet.
an entire Lew ret Of Directors was elected. Lord
lew,s Il President, o. o. Mills, Vice P1esld- III.
The dist ecetfon Of the ro,d-ni:een miles from
ress- The ne1 campsn7 pro nifea to pu.a the
*orf v1Roronriy. The road pasaea aeuthward
until 1t reaches the tEtrtI-df.h I111t1el. tneuce
eastwsfo TO Etess the 5'atc tina strikes the Colo
radc RlTef. The soriLtsn Pacific Company havt
eorsEart for the purenase q tae San Fsaactscc
9 s6c Jose Railroad, which gives II tontinu.
ous iine toru thts CRY.
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CUBA.
Rast1e Betweeu the Opposing Forces
-cssP<dt,s MsteEs kT.ctaMAk1an4

H2A4e BetTecu the 0ppost1 z F0rces
-tesP<d.'s aGseeES kTscfaWAklan4
aAfAaA Jan 13.-Al The Journals pabt1sh xe.
eo0EN * IN trkkG. usenk between tho troops md
Ieyo'nneE,su. hnl ralhlng decalvs Il yet kauwn
to bare Occurred.
AAsAAA- 3aK- I3.---bc o:4girl! copy OF tbs so-
tAllAa 4u' nelpAslen Pyue.aEtstoE, tae1td py tne
ref9 gAot NJ HAGrM Cespedes, has acco ~
ettna .a! sste Haees not, u eas been reported
fH1iouA!3s aeoflsh avery II once nut ccnn ss.l
owner 10 give The : elaTss thar Freedom.
and !exve ths Ultimate decision to tne
ptep!o, ~ho 1t the11 pleasure rsy
pIfcAnoo Of tnoss cwners who axa farosabls 10
tte EesolntoaarJ tAase. and yus une,u. NJ 10
pA!t wnn thsaf property. he Ge1rrars prtnci
rxass 10 be thr uts11EAh Of the services OF b.
olsctt ~ Ei.tt.ry nreessltJ.
s11 u- 10 zsoon that VAu A4eda hAs tafen HsV.
Hos III cA1s u ssal 4eSasfaa. FRA Aa Ia
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TnI AIAhAE4 1nHAyf sIaTKu.
losuoA, ian. II.
The treaty between the United stAtes and Great
B'sta'u ios tae 4s.!1entn. Of tho A'ahsias elx,m.
hss bsen t'sned BY Nr 5ohnlon, tho American
Minister. md Earl Clarendon, tho Foreign Sscre-
tsrJ, on shs basis Of ths o1t11ral protocol.
NATIONAL p1sK1rX.
The Ansrae, OF Par1s, publishes I Translation Of
tha letter o! Mr.. Gladstone to Z. Edward Lester,
ct Ohio, aud proceeds to condemn the ackuowl-
msnt iosde taefein ~ Arml11ting EaRiand In
It's presence Of An. xica, aud ~ likely 70 pro-
dues no little irritation OF feeling against the
Premier among bis own eounuJmcu.
n1ts1ha rAasIHaus or TIL I1l-rAtkn n1Hxas1A.
4 versel which LEFT Hsaez.A on tho ssh inst.
bt1ngu no hd.pg1 OF the arrival there Of tho
m,sstnG pts4ensets Of tho steamer ashesnta,
oxFo1D rs. HOWARD.
The hoatmen Of UIlort unir. rstty a1d eagerly
expecting en- al}erRn from the Howard Club fJs
toNiLg match mkt summer.
TN1 nKBnE1oK II 1KpIA.
LONDON, Jan. Is.
Dispatches from 1ndt4 confirm previous r.
pcsts nom tae complete victory obtained by the
EtEn Of k1poal over hia ftbelnona nsPhav.
HAam1,
Ror1nAxr1oH, 1sn. IS.
TheAtsx1oer. Baltimore, froua baltimore, and
Brtmeu, rom New Orleans, have 3srired.
QrxassowK, jan. .6.
Thu hteA1oer Rul1la, nen Now York, Arrived
t4a1 tYEpilE.
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STATE INSTITUTIONS.

The NORMAL SchpoI--Pl8ft OF this Joint
Comnaltlee on Stale tns1l .utlona Of
tbs Esxo Houses o< shs tiEn<fal A..
Hsmbty.
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Cash Capital, - $3,000.000.



whereA4, the 4sEvA INSURANCE CoAPAEY.
located At RsFtford IN the $sAtA Of Euurhccrt hA4
otsa In tnA oflce 6Raketept Of thu eoudef1n ct III
aatf5, u required b. '.Aet 70 ut4te tho Axan
e4ea a Insntxnce Comp alA4 fncoxporA nf the
easts M naaoss apesoye4 Esp y ~ ID ID ~
Vberea1 sa,d Cd1apsa5 hss fnra.s6&d .asistaetoy
e!denee thatit II poss1ssed of tno redufrsd amount
e N s4oss1 .nd mort<.se.. I'd h.
rres!dens I'D sesfst.H th;scol: sppotatt1f thu.
Hsns Geodv1e: g Caie.So II e9san hos NJ Jsn: ,
aaa unses.e1ediy 1athosi1laS iasa q tekao 1ladGs
at1toe Of ptooea TOR and o. hehs ok satd Company,
sid axents ahAl. y taxen lid htid Is % kt vA :.
II ttrred upon tne Company. and WAtTl2& Ii c4A r1
Of krroy bJ rxaAon Of such service.
she -. aasessia, E6stles 3. LseRlns3f. 1adises
Of Pubic Accounts Of tho Ntste OF aro*. 40 hcsehr
etstt{ .h,t she sald Cha H Hq9t sad 5oaa Good;
Chicago, ase au.hoEzed. = agrnta ot sae said caH.
tste unsti tae day Of J.na.ry y The ZesE
eighteen hundred and seventy. 10 fAf II they may
belega1lJ Emp ,vteed 70 70 DO hy satd Company.
In testimony vhcrrofI sare herspnto iahsenbed
nelas snia l:ta day Of Jh1usJ, Is6a nu,xrorr
A1dttoy +. A.
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Lozpo1, jan. Il.
TIE HAdrtd Iournala are hostile to tho puke
AoAtta, Il eanotdA.n fes tbs shIono Of spain.
Tre char ccs Of the Duke ct Hcn:pcnsler sasn at
pyt sent improving. The GautoIs. Of Paris, how
sycr, thinks the former Ia the most available
esndidase, and mort likely to encceet II fpatn
declares In faFor Of uaonAtchy.
E1.xcf1c4y 1uH xKAhKHa or 1HK coIgf1Iu1Er
CoRTIS. A.
MAo1lp, JAn. 15-EyenfnE.
Tce elections for members Of the Constituent
Corter hare commented. Tbs Feactt oniBts aads
eotue attempts to create o1stute9ntes at Ii q
poilt1g E places, but they proved apoEt17e- With
these exceptions good order haa bean main
ttIned.
ANoTHI1 c0NGpTKAUf.
The Pror1slonsl Government h4vn ohts!ued
proofs Of the existence Of = conspiracy IN which
ae neEals Pe1euIa Calorge and Manuel Gsssell
are implicated. Tht pettons nar1ed asu undes
arrest. snd II tho charges sgatnat them are proved
,hey will be ecycrcIy punished.
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G1IantRn.


YEl0CIPE0E R|0lhG SCHOOL.
ZOUAvE HALL.
Open ftum -. n. 10 ? p. H. except Monday 4nd
YftdaF eYenfnrJ, IN co1Se4nentn OF tho EuBh tho
sdmtes3on VIu 81 15 esats- LAdie8 trea-
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Fatal RnllfpnA AeelAHaK.

EHt1t AAllfoHA Act1@A4Hs
Exw ToA1, jEn. 1s-Th,s kfs<rpeon John
o'REsen was zrn over md tnatant1s Killed hJ
tEz1n on tbs Ere road, natr O1rord. II. J, TNo
utn nc xetntn- naEaes rnkuowp, who were
H'tt Q B<leo. were seriously Injured. Tne sr1.n
tenpped. and whils tt&atiIE on the track wss
TN 1nso BY another tr1tu, ind the latter was
oaclT tmssAsd. though fortunately no o1s was
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yaaa-sp~e,, wu. 4. Eliza, b.. llnes No
Nauehtor, k l. Bsnks, orisndo Aeads. John 4.
Vau A1twesp. George Daw1an. Rsnt!sou Rs111a.
John Il, Kathtone aud William E. Dewitt.
Hpe,1 ~.ti b rad 81 Ger crsl 0a,hele, john
s,snton Oorld, Prof Go,dwtn Smith, Pss4ideat
hxunAl E1ipt 4ud other diattpxptA he'd Rent1a
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EVERCREENS!

1E!efEseeas cnlr tia to ~ ? : thousand. Grspe
thoaM hare k0o E7efsfnens and l.o0 15nsord
Grsre Tlnts- One hnodsed feet squAru o! ground
Wn bold them Sell one qns3se1 tn Jon1 nesxhho.s
800 81 taoossnds FEkR. IH1xk ~ Il. Concorda
send II onca Tor etrealesa containing - pkzt1cQ.
lars. Adtress Ut. HOLM AZ 4 C1i,
lt3 NA1isou-&E-, Room i, ChicaSo,
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HUNTINGTON. Aara ;, Jar. i5-The HamoshM
wooIien Mills ovred by L.ts,e i s.s: ton =. 70
tota # dc. tEoJtd b5 are fas Etete tsxstAtr ~1:h
! larkc lot Of Inxa1acrure1 SooAA- Saratu m.
jenitf bnllal1gs ttrs ai1a assupysA. Lsss,
3a31gee
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FAt11 Ho1lar ETp1os1o on.

FxNARx- n. J, 1&n ia bo!Ic. In George
Hooa;s et1eh handle shop. Il EnzsoethpoF:,
into W1nsrs Bto.b IL shop, NO hundred feet
ottnnt. kiittER Ban J. II. Hlnans, The proprietor.
aro John Rtxaa. ii Be.4en, N. ] :, ! pos1nar,
snd sesloasiy ~oeadtns nta1leJ Miller and hSe
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Japan.
Tx A@
EUIL QAT1TN or AkKp

LoNDox, Jtu. Is,
AdEices cfom Hong Eonk stato th&t the rebels
had captured aakodaai, Japan Foreigners md
theI property were respected.
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WnedT Array IN Danes Han.

st0htr. To-, I'm. Hat 4 d1ree last ntrht.
tso Esa nom H.1sle1t uada I dt1turhsnee, la
aa5.t.s a,@TIos one dted Z pistol on the toat. TIE
RsoPtassor feuo1stsated. wneo cna attacked
st on1I Aae suuck htn s.to 4 pistol. b,eaki1g h,.
f1,sa r., Anttsr suaek h:n w1sh kniie seve
" = - tes nsek. sad killed him. tbs broshtf
q n< Gafatfsd man 6eruek ihe m1rdesr9 with i
Raa o.sst! saa kuotksd him down The 9th q
Rat - se15ssd hos.s S md xent Into Neasaaks.
~ I4me Of the murdered "A ;, and tse xnUra.r,
ets LAtas 10 Jackson,
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LOCI$fAMA.

KEw 0aIxAKs, jan. I3.-A riu cAmn In ppoo
the Rouse yesterday a,d WIS reid lot tha brat
ttIe. torAlJ Abolishtng tna present ci.s govern
Rcrt auu appott ting I Ecw or pIovIs3ou1! one,
The ctaceE1 Ct which Rso to DO appointed oy tns
Q0FAfnGT.1
New bills 2se also psepEIpE fot the AholiAh'
rnenr OF the nfeAelt public eehoal Koxcrncen',
sna proT1dioe for tha appointment By the 9ovez.
nnr Of Schoo, D1frctnte
, 1869-01-16

From Our 0 m Correspondent
SoaxAI, Jan- IL
1ae 5eat com1ttes ut fao % s'1:s ln,atatton; o.
tss.,se- nv lin ,sr,r.r Of ny,ted tt.ra1s ~
Springfield today. u noun, fos tia po,pose Of
pt1.ux 4 v,s,t 10 Tho Normal uniyerlty, II thls
n,sr. ", cht,ss- Tb,irman nf,hc Hoosc rnmn,jf,
Tee, 4etea - CfAsmao o. INC }o1nb eaaaaalttsa.
Arrived at Normal. N excellent dinner ~. hound
ready for the party II tho Normal Hotel, which
-. at.,o.na r. w,,h ,h,+ ..-,.s+r... .rh,.h
aspo.ea 81 WIN ,sa ,s.n,, sua1 :, ..ea
seaspeteo aPpeotcs oe '0sa" " sssea noa's tA*+
..a. u = nv m ,b~ MT AZ ,hr P,rrdrn1.
| Or sopes1a.. ndeas OF ii oas st.ss ,n4nsalions-
| eei1srs .ra oounafnl dinner to ii legislative
t..-,- n~ne-.d IN ~, .,ort. hrfore thrm r. err1
!a,ti1 p..4 .r..,.tss ~ ~ .....I-.... i, :.
,hs fs soar .tssr pe9,on.li, assu.stss s.si.ste.,
''ssss sss; diner t., p,rt,, IN carriage. md on
toof, under tae dnpptees o' s.oT pnt se.sse
Eatnsto1m, proceeded 10 the Normal CntVrtt1tJ
a1s Of aas u
vrre foun IN tnsir seats In their rects.,,on room
When the committees had been properly aud
phma1uy se4ted, Prof. Edwards, Prttclpsl Of
lie university, esllea tho ana.enee 10 order; and
nss osp 4S ~. II ia -. Hrsr.,
sae 1tka cn9nt - taS =! ~
e oenooL @to ss1 sSa 1. tnt -. 4a,+iaI - - 80 ~
- 49," s4 .&saA ~ 4vVa
| rroE w $500 ~ ~ rssr %;thtn s.. honrHs,i.s ~
! - Assfr 1srp9e nnmhr1s fronn thr Hinh Se6noi -
| s1.n h.rsme taschar~ IL lien ss;1 hs WnT,t
*nrTsst TO ~ ~ rroiIs nrseert sn sra,sss ~.
itr9tist,Te con1mitfersa ft"9 ~ ~o11 ZEE e10
| teFssAo soa 1'tsaeear @ - ,s ...., .x-,
M r. Gne o. ae ,seea tSee asn o Mei
C.tteMy e4*o.1e s.st !saaAx Souaes.oo Mlhn tac
;.ebsrsst:r M and H. n,e,aIst.. o"a spoo
.t.1,;a1 =. nsca".+s ~ se.n.a ~ - ~ ed,ee ~
aa aa%s,9 80 ~ .ho.t ~ Nhc - 1880. ~
tua X An4 - ns.o na nu 10 Ptvpsstnx
tnemseaa - 20 oat - teasnsIs.. ae aasEone!J
E eoluH eSQea tue uut'J " senu0eut ana 1Hintet.
= | eAtodsese Q! purpose Walea tosetEsd teacnelt
ana p1plf. de wanted Inc thnnlttces 70 uA1n
the cloeest ooes7Floue. knd 70 att TOT ta1s
eetool N eonaon aree with toet- oe9t Judgment,
| Eouenced ~ the mo@t earEfai scrutiny.
= ~. bAker. smother seholA,. fo'loSed, and
. spoke tn rather exu1rax1at tn1mB Of Normal
p IL believed It 10 he not only Tho host trained
I. school IN lli1no,s, hat the beat u America, Or
n t meat WIS rcettrtd WITH xsest sppt9at h1 tbs
q | committee. Mt. Baker scanned 70 c1eao NhIt he
Ia satd. Who knows bur what be nsy be night.
q He hoped that t1e tnAt1lrlion might not main
tan ts pretent high sAnaloe. bat TO increase Il
-, / aLd BE- enaSleo 10 eventually of1fe ignorance
&c | tso2 TIE lsoa.
i HI Afro"ttth spoke q AoHae o. The Leading
1t | necessities OF tho institution. Ihe artt WAS
n !tfEe III q conEtnAea. eo4Ee1hg honft, wnete ~
- tAe pupHN Cpulo Dc &eCQH1aoQ&tGu II fAt1a moG1
, 1869-01-16
FOND DU LAC.

The People RsJn3clux Over the Open.
lee OF me bhshpYkAn d Fond au Lac
Railroad,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Foso pu LAC, Wis.,, 3au- II.
The eTtnt Of tho day 1s the adrent In this city
Of tho eheboy9an q Pond da Lac Railroad On
Monday laxtA eoustrncuon trim brought passen-
cefs TO rithln one ind halt rntlea Of the city.
fczterdsy The track Wa completed to the foot Of
&stn ercci. and viii vetJ soon be 6Etsned TO the
river. wht re It will stop for unn. Al booa ~
rosne needed btl,astsuR is completed, the passen-
ger tralns w1l san regularly, and the old shenoy-
gan eta3e tire. Hhleh has been tho terror Of trav-
elk ~ Tor N sRe, will be forever abolished. Tne
rnterpriae shown By tho mtunFera OF tns n ltoad
Is roc<t eemnatndab;e,. Tho opening OF tntt 70 ID
viii add Tsetly 70 the bus1ness resources of tala
city and comfy.
, 1869-01-16

Meteorological record for January 18th, 1869,
ss reported BY J. q. Lau2Enth, Js,, opnel n, III
Randolph sneet, Correspondent to Tie smith .
tdrth1 Institute Tde small letters re th. IN
'Adi5, "mo1ss Atmosphere, !" ".~rafn'' and "anor =
, 1869-01-16

AZ 1xfoRrANF DENIAL.

Bf111E, Jan. H.
Tbs stueusens nade hy Z Vienna Journal, th1s
Prime Minister DtsuArk had said Baran Vau
Beast must be removed trom The head OF tbs
Antt1iin Cabinet, IL now pronounced without
foundation Ii fact.
, 1869-01-16

Discovery OF the Hooy Of 4 Victim Of
Ahe FhsIAdE EiphtH Fire.
FKuAnEfK1A. Jan. Is "A bodY w1s fp7ud II
the rut1s Of CalawalH srote this II ernoou 70
y ntQnest on1hlT. no1rvcx, The body Of oas Of
the missing ele1ks.
, 1869-01-16

EhteHprlainK ChfcAxoaus At Omaha
Iadtau moyemenu.
Special Despatth to the Chicago Tribune.
O1AuA. Ian. Is.
Two prominent Chlcaeo builder. asr he's now
With pfoposal to buiId = market honsa on lei.
fets.n Square, costirg dttJ to ono hundred &nou.
rand doil11s.
quiet In that retGnbornood, It IA cutrkutIy r.
to1ttd thala pAttr os tostsls laaians fran tho
country, where = e uneli IL expected 10 Be- neId.
About hundred horses h2ve been recapturea
nom the indiana ~ party of citizens, neaf 'he
alfrd,
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Our Young Folks.


TIE sToRT OF RAD BOZ. CChsba- ". W By
T. b. Aldftch,
AMONG TBE GLAss-AAKERs. tsecond Paper,
DYJ. II. Trovb91dke.
THK CATS DIARY. ny Ers. A. H. Dlat.
DUEYE AND THE 1CR- py Eophie MAY.
LOST WILLIE. 81 G. 4. Barr.
NAVIGATION AND DISCOVERY BEFORE CO
LuHBCR. Tuss Paper.> BY lanes Parton.
TIE LOST CH1LDHKE: 4 Juveniia P1sy IN F1ys
AesA- ny Ca1o1ins JeETpr.
RID BIDlS9 HOOD. ~ Lucy LArroM..
"CTOPIA." BJ Ed9srd H1eDe. Aulic-GeFmat
Air.
ROUND TIE EVENING LAMP.
OUR LETTER BOX.
EH- Twenty .one Illustration. ....
For suit hy Bookte11es1 anu Stxadealefa.
FIELDS; osoooD 4 CO.,
Publishers, bostou.
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1he American heeiAa - aeuce Anoe1n. j..
upR.
,41Afr, IAN. 1.-The arnual snestinx at tbs
Atoss1eau eoc11 8t1sEte ArsoeaaHaa u % hrla
Y teD city In Fe-ruarv. rndet ia d.r.ctjoo n
tae 9tsdct COMMITTEES, aaqpx whom .re Gsn.
ca e 'eaa Aafeorh Head, IT, Gnsisaan Taqs,
y oInA ,yr.aerst: Ca4fiea E. ssotto, ssr,e.
ha!t I,ataa cofa.1 =, -1r1ja.s7ts, ). B. xo..d.
kat. T. H. AFns&Is 1sataniA nssz, X, i. D,
, 1869-01-16

bQ0SSEs kHpUkT. heEtef ~ H4nc4 f0c.
HAvKE, 1sn. N-KTEn1ug.
hanes; low nlaanoEs. 70 ar14re, lss4 Hanes.
New Grlenrp Mxrker,
EK~ o1IxA1s. jan -1s.-Cor1ox-f1ru; Z. m1ddNnrI
SNc: aaia aeto oa1ea: re tpts totsJt ksae bales:
sxpntts to-day, sa7 b.lea expostx foe the week ID
LiEHFool - bales: continent. asa1 pA1aa; cont
x1se. l357 e.,sa: sAes Tor the vrek. R.02 naiss;
..ko1xr.xI-GoId, Exx. sterlluz e1chaues, 1ssx,
SsE loEs sfEht dt1!s., Nc discount.
sGsgsa sazss; IT. si.+nss lta1tSs as,s:.es
cq5se sts.d5; alI. Nkzi Ike | psiu,a eits dsaenSe
copeie esa j sfss e
a8. Oats Esn u s5c.
nAIznsy d1l p.tme, u. aoea.n.
F1oEu!as@Pork dill ottred u Ettta. with no
Gs.s p lsss clear t1dea. lsHe Ls1d dull terce,
Hnn1f-6sies; Western .ecs,ns4, rm2lls
o1.la.
Plttsburkh OIL HAFket-
EnnsrtaH. Jan A-Crnds petroleum market
Galet sales Of a,+o br IN Ion, 4ist IL months 1t
1skc. ,np1 bril- kelIer& option 31uA q koyembef,
!. II. i put Of sian bris am nr mouths I'D
11Me tor Es.le1e- This bring dfotef Gay In Phtia.
derh!a, oil II qutst 4aa FAtheT weak e1ft7 Of
n7Fs |AHuk3 10 %Uns. II sc spot AID lR0uAry
Nashville Cexion Market.
NA2Kv11lz, J.a. n.-Eo,taa mszket set1ss !;
low ntet1rEs Hkc; good otdIaarT, 3kc.
, 1869-01-16


lNDfxNa.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
I1pnAArotIa Jso. l5
The Republican csacus to night romIrstat
MclA1n, otc armed soldier, for State Ltptsriau.
over F. Foeter, tha pse.ent lreunbent,
Mettfs. J. N. Type1, A. D. uamf1ek and CAPTAIN
Har1 we1e Nominated II unectors for the :iossh.
etn Prison ard nev. ": n. rurrT ~ Director Of
the ooptherp Priaou- The caucus th en- 4 soIonyned
fct two weeks.
lEdisLATtvE.
sEAA1E.
The Senate met 4, ,. n.
A petition Was received from Ltfayette. PRO.
tcs'ftG ag4tas& the Refusal Of the afarrl Road
Law.
Tho bill tx1ne the tine TOR holding court, In
A, omrIitet on Mileage was appolhtcd.
| Chai. c. Coin, OF R1cnmonu, ard c, y, Black.
berry, Of Detroit, vcsc requested to address the
leg1t!ature upon prsson reforms.
! Ibi Scuate It solved itself into Conrnftsa of
| the Whole for conaiat.anon u the Cumback cor
rrtprnot pee. Tho question was on the sdpptton
| ot ibe pending auencraens to tho ectond Iesoie-
! t,rn-
Mr. Fishet morcd to stliks oct L. acouupt knd
! indecent" AID inert "inpropes."
Ms. n oods pored thst tue fuhj4ct u,tter
M der confederation BE- ,ndctultely pos.ponea.
, 1869-01-16

BIAmtn&tIon OF Tbs 0kse<ha& Pri&-
0n1tH.
sAFAHxAa O., i'm lo.-The prrnnin.ry e1-
CT e$ We conneneeu u d43. Ons o. them Csn.
t1.n 1rten. Was arraiKncd. fhe sherry i1tn,ia~ ID
bin = DEE Of tho lexfoea who aaaau1te1 snd
sobntt him aad h,s otpauea.
, 1869-01-16
Man 4Jublications. :.
FEBRUARY MAGAZINES.
The Atlantic m onthiy.
coNvrE.NTR,

CoN.IE1NTSs 4,.
MALBpHE: An o1dpeft Romance past II. By T.
r. HlEXtnzcn.
TIE pOoRSTEP. By Edmund G. 6tedmAn-
OEH POSTAL DEFICIENCIES. By Z. Ha4fet Darby.
COOPERATIVE HOO 5RKEEprSG. Fourth PapeT.}
CHARLES BATDkLAIRk, Poet of the Msukn. By
Eugene HAaaou.
CONSUMPTION IN AMERICA. {second Pspes.l
BY Henry l. Baw ditch. II. D.
TIE BEE AND THE ROSE
HTrAL13N n ENGLAND. b Arthur FeMh&r-
PROUD AUnfC or TEE sKA-sIoRA. By Wat
whitman.
TIE NEW EDUCATION. By Charles Y. Eliot.
Nhelpiey.
LOVE IN MOUNT LKBAEoE. Byt.W. DaFurest
CpRoEAT1oN. By Helen Hunt.
TRlrCTE or 4 LOVING FRIEND 70 THE MEM
o4y uF 4 NOBLE WOMAN. BY Ma q. b
Etsxe.
OUR F0CK SERVANTS.
REVIEWS AND LuERAuT NOTICES.
, 1869-01-16

Pans, ian. Is.
HAvKE, 14n. I-KTEntug.
Cotton buoyant; tSef nrttnatFe on Epuy I&5A
H1nca' low nlteNoEA. 70 srr1Se, l3S Y rfancs.
, 1869-01-16

The Committees then took c.sr!aSas aua pro-
ceeded 10 the Few ecidce. somo Two miles xeat
oi the university. erected foT the aoIatcss' Dg.
Phaps' Home.
hrrdeed md hts5 By eighty fref, and foas stories
nigh. u Is tnccmp!tte. tho Appropriation d
| $1U ,00 made by the General Assenbly two yrss1
| ago for th1t p1TpcAe, AF1nR becn exhausted. Il
wll! quiso robahl1 ton ftJ 70 sixsy thoussnd
do,lase to cocaul.te ard furnish It. Tbs neces
tA1J RIooant Will b asked Sor II tho peesen,
tee. amer nk1ng an outtlde Tiew Of tho building
the interior beng tmpene1able. for the reAsor
that It could only be tcsched sl1 the slipper
steps OF ackety :ofty-Iot l11der-- ceeaad i
the hotel ald tnst e en- asked for their vaxtout
hoEacs during the late toufs Of the night. or tht
the Ee1t fnnrnrnv Htr hna
, 1869-01-16

HARVARD LAW SCHOOL.
Eansa!eke Nsss. Txo tezE.. nes!na.nx February
~ 1htoph1ns Pas.ous, Ii B., Enor1 WasnhuSn,
-; p. md HsthaniF3 Holsseas = Geauenea q
uae On SPECIAL sop!ea Application .1sJ b nsda tor
Ctrulat1 fnfbe1 Information to e3thsf of saA R.
Pf1frA
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-12-24
MATHEMATICAL AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
AT THE

AT THE
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
(56 miles from Washington, d. c., miles
from Warrenton, Va.
THE session begins 1st October, and
n ends LIST of July. Pupils admitted at any
time, and charged from date OF entrance.
The location Is one of unsurpassed beauty.
There is no more healthful portion of Vir-
ginia. The water OF the Springs is noted for
It's medicinal virtue.
The school is in the midst of highly re-
fined and intelligent community.
The accommodations are superior, perhaps,
to those of any school in the State.
The Instructors are gentlemen of ability
and experience.
TERMS PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
For Board and Tuition $275, payable one
half in advance and the balance on the first
of February. There are no extra charges
Address w. LATHAM JR.,
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, Va
Tuition alone S50-Latin and Greek each
$40 extra.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Aug. 25, 1858.
have long known Mr.. w. Latham, Jr.,
first as student and then as teacher. For
the business of teaching Mr.. L.. has unusual
qualifications, both as o scholar and for apt
ness to 1nstruct-and in this l express the
uniform opinion of my colleagues, with
whom Mr.. Latham studied at this Universe
ty.
1 cordially recommend him to those who
are careful to procure the best instruction
be relied on to do well and faithfully what
ever he may be willing to undertake.
w II. MCGUFFEY,
Sept. 10, 1860. Prof. Moral Phil