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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30

the Mississippi the following passage fom to eNordiIn
OF Daniel w.bster's address in the Supreme Court, IN
openipg the ease OF the Merchants Bank OF Boston ag
Owners OF Steamboat Lexington, will he OF Interest;
"In January Isl0, the steamboat Lexington was de-
stroycd by hire IN Long Island sound. on S"laSo from
chants Bak OF Boston owned sam ut money In spetle,
which had been shipped board the Lexington and
brought this action, Ia the form Of salt IN Admiralty,
agaszL The ~ The boa 10 recover the amount %
lost ON the lth OF JANUARY, iS0, st 0fur rs lfi fi
from Europe, lett Boston fer Washington AMI "Ap,c"u
TO enrark ~tonngton board Of the Lexington tOr
Nry-YoiS on the evening OF that day arrived ~
StonhgtoD, and was mot hy the shocking news t.'s nc
night previOss tnls boat Ead been burned ana t,.o''
out of l4g passengers, 0ni, twu escaped. III .nh!,
lSit, was about to leave MDiny Wpts"'
/ had been professional lusinesal "
ocnck IN tue aiterno"n Two steaIthyits Neie q ~;
landing bound for New ork-thc Rochester sbI ' iSs
swallow. asked Mend 90 fne lnn Nh'h Doe ,'v'5'
take lie remarked that both were GOOD vessels. G"r
him decide for me- lie decided in favor OF tue li"thsl
Zen, an boar, ,i mat I,af Roth started az tle SAME
time, the Rochester liii" IN the rear, ii vi -,
came on. The swallow took me west 80" e, " ' 49, n,r
enough To see her lights 60 Gown h,o ~ ~, .se ma
hear the shIieks OF men and No@eh - h.HS
more ON the 2Jh OF Aoirhner -, NE steamer
left Boston for Washington, 80 a. = "a. In
Atlantic M Noryich, hut the thrraH,HL= TtaiHsr ~.
duced me 10 put III my departure. Ou lhe VI - ~
and reached Norwich a. "oi''H nv. ~ She len
on The 18th, and was seen lihlts H' 10, ".,eed
on Fishers Island. with some OF hsi ma ie ~ss in
danger A steainuat lad gone % iooh "a u - 80
would be back at o'clock on the s,'h hr csToe and
honr aud uroeeed on onr voyage. The houI 'ao au
III !, H. hoat her colors DYING at halI-hsSt' ine
whole city rishod to the scene. a"oi ala an the
imagined when thfy saw , ~ ~ OF the Atlantic
.Myin amid the scenes human life so near la dsas
tars ana asedenslf accidents they can oe oaiIoa-u
may we'll be supposed that approach tuuecl He tls
W. n yond that arising from professional
Su,v In ops of the ease u Involves an Important
disoussion--a discussion resp'.ups 'he ieSponrpS VI
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

slss slfans :s'sHs ss'9
Sa. ss oesss wac
TEL heg hear. naa been al rish; They h.s acted r9 f
q Il. se. l. I .. NE $s"S
sss -, A.. s.:a asss
have . psaa say BesGs. Gs ds 3 not IKE q expose
ss' % & s isss Gsssr ~
@ s s A. 1 foS. tho r s a
saa vs .qeissSs marx he q o.
MT Los.s 2, Ill., s.seslmed s'.eo.oa to ,ss
lie on % 9I
learned lawyer om MssaachusrtS That scft!efans ars
eoaPt account their strangeness us surprised
s.s a. ss %9 ls e S Ss S9 e i, a
onmsances Of s crime se One Tho boys most pro
nony a. n ss offence vas IRON h's own tam @ a. a.
iosanl e taa he had duty TO pesiorm Ia ths ease and
"Hend the pregnant hinges Of tue saee
Ika. thrift may follow fayninsi" .,
anu s duty WIS ~ ss e dsp a the Question wou, eereScs
the relatives friends parens OF these cadets lie did
e he a sn ress soe ass asa oeer as
e @ = as Va a. Sso S se as q aseS who
bad econ TUNED ont OF college That fact hai not Kept them
oat o. Congress, though usa have KEPT Ia sm oui o. JAIL
OF M Logan's speech tho House seconded is
Prsyoes question, aitcc which AF AsIes n"a IA hour "
Mr. urrp (rsp5 e Mass, e sSsse Mr. 1sraE 70 yd him
wi;non proceeding fmtber WITH ,se question: the Beu1e
session 10 DO for general debate cnly.
Eveainy scsa'or.
IN the evening session OF tie nuse the chair occupied
by ar. BeooEs, ot Massachusets.
to sln ,bcir speeehes without deertns tnsI There
s, ew Tembe;s present. aid the pfocsa6nss We're en@y
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
F0aTY.FIRsT CONGRESS.
Third Session.
sENiTE.
Ali - : II.
WAsuIsGToy, Feb. IA, 1877.

WA6nISGToS, Feb IA, 1871.
ms ATTEAPrED AesAssrNATroS OF sEoRKrAEY
SEWARD.
The House Joint resolution appropriatng 900 Georse
" Robinson In recognition OF his saving the life
Secretary Seward In pE 1865 taken mp motion
q Mr. Hami1 who said that services would have been
TTosnzed by any oiaer long this, that
Fasad.
i REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
fHFaNAN, (rep) OF Ohio, from the Finance Corin5-
@ Npuited adversely the House Joint solution 10 rent
eN upon cerianSmported articles donated for the peusa
~ ,heoestitnte citizens OF France
yERhAH explained In regard 10 ths bin that tho r.
tmlraetcabe would be ifnposs bic for tia
OF the Treasury pass upon all The ARTICLES Of i'm.
Puyeu Srchsndise covered By the blL 5
~ sosSEA- trep Of Mass.noe. the Senator see any
way IN wBeh the 90 Ject ca "a be ACCOUNTABILITY -
rrs,sr sAAh-oniy by direct appropriation from the
sir CoIEtrep Of Cal, from The COMMITTEES on Appro
Paions repe1, with ar1endmer The est Ofce Lprro-
Wla,ion nil Ordered TO be printed.
one o. he hnen ements authorizes the Postmaster General
20 lherease w mail service between San Francisco end
china and Jspp, py doubling the number Of trips by means
u steamers o. 400 burder increasing IL snbgc1
Of tie China mat line from $500 COO 70 81 900 600
reported saversey upon the Hoss bill directing secre
ssy OF State TO cave be brought home Inferred
remains OF Generals AShrnan and steadnan Liisha
~ ssulnior lsc United states Consls s. Vera Cruz.
@ ee reached very reluctantly, only because they
tcved the passage Of the t would DO practically
ADOPTION OF iue BY which the government would 90 bound
70 ppfS home the remains OF al public servants dying
ou ks notion the bhls were indefinitely postponed
Mr. sAwfER- uepl OF s. C from tbs Committee on Ap
proprauon reported back the House b making appro
for Ae ssn'sl Of the si's" Of Mercy In Charleston
:, tRlpoTIos or MILITARY AND rAvAr CADETS
~ WILSON rsr9 or hs~{. introduced BIZ 90 rovtde
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
TIE ANDREW sTiTUE IN E9SToE.


Unveiiing the Andrew Statue in the 4
Housc-A Noble Tribute to n EaifhfuI Z
observation-disclosures Provides for the
Gcvoenor's Family.
BosToN, Feb. II. Is
Andrew was formally unveiled and presented t
Commonwealth to-day, the ceremony taking
in Doric Hall In the State house. The space
limited, only the Governor and his stafr, the
!bers OF the Legislature and the Committee ei
sentation were admitted. The chairman Of tl
zens Committee, MIR. William Gray, who pr
the statue, made the presentation III an apprt
address, Ia which he alluded to the und coutr
for the family and statue as follows:--
Governor Andrew, In his devotion to the public
had reinauished the practice OF his profession. an
port liz FANNY IL Oa adso or 70 h
and four children of tender years he cft two sister
he had dsa sH.n r a IL ais NE and ho required
dred and Twenty-Five In number, placed In tho Il
ies. Wh .sse S ess @ % to s e sss d " hs s' land
individual subscriptions to this fund were.
ten cents to oo0, and among the donors were msS
portion Of the fund has been set apart Tor his tive
and tae income Of the issilae mas been applied to
hb,ss s wnSa aSa he he paose bad as ssa.
dent OF the United Statesan honorable and lucrative
held by two of his nuishcd pre- after tho
retired from the Executive chair. When nsked why
not accept the appointment he replied, with calm Sc
on his own future II he lived, and faith 10
bis family II he carly removed, "fiat Is not ths
for me-. The people Of Massachusetts, will takc care
family"
Mr.. Gray then said that at n meeting held In
nucil Hall January is, 1895, "a committees wa
pointed TO procure the erecuon OF 8 statuo Of
wara Everett, and II any surplus remained it 81
be disposed OF as the committee might direct
sum OF S3S, 0e0 was raised, and after paying fol
statue IN tho public garden, bust OF Mr. Evcre
the public library and fun length portrait q
In Fanueil Hall $4,000 was given to coinplett
equestrian statue Of Washington IN the pubE6.
den and $4,000 was appropriated for
statue OF, Governor Andrew, to-day dedic
The work Of executing tho design OF
committee was cntru tea to Dir. Vt
Ball, and the speaker said he had COZ
his work to the acceptance Of the commits
the statue now stands In this hall, here 10
the git of private citizens to the Commonv
Massachusetts, memorial Of the nffectit
gard In which the people OF the Staye
tlpguished sons
The address was responded TO by CO.
ON beblI OF tho State. The Governor
an eloquent tribute to tho memory
guished citlzel. ard anle magistrate
and patriotism they 'iaa assembled to
The statue IL "cv...s--a,pss 81 be o alTL
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
TERRORISM m SOUTH CARO-. gA.

Horrible Grimes by The l1u Kluxes-- TIE Union
County Jail Broken Cpom--Ten Negro
Prisoners Eutshersd.
CHARLESTON, Feb, IA, 1871.
Much excitement prevails In Columbia S. c.,
owing to the outrages OF the Ku Klux In The upper
counties body Of five hundred masked horsemen
surrounded the jail OF Union county on Sunday
night, tied tho jailer and took out ten negro prison.
era confined on charges OF murder ana arson. six
OF these were shot, two hung and Two aro missing
The pretext for the crime was that the prisoners
we're about to be removed 70 Columbia on writ or
hateas corpus. Much indignation at the lynchlng
prevails among the masses OF the people, Without
regard TO paftt.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
No Cnupinint Nyude.

poUduKeEPsIE, Feb. IL, Il
The woman Sarah Bennett, charged with bei'
impostsr, was brought here to-day, but out Of
pathy for her children no complaint was
against her. She left for New York on the t
O'Clock afternoon train.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

Ihe New Land 0Gi,o Commissioners.
The Hon. Willis Drummond. the new Commits
faoner of the General Land once, was introduced
70 lie clerks In his oice yesterday afternoon, and
To-day took formal cnarge OF the odlce.
Personal.
General Horace Porter, the Presidents private
secretary leaves here tomorrow morning to attend
sne banquet given In Philadelphia In the evening 20
She trustees OF the Peabody Educational Fund. Tho
President was expected TO attend, but pubic husi.
ness compes MIN to decline the invitation.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
Newark,s stormy Experiences.

The binding snow storm which set in about mid
night on Monday and continued all day yesterday
was SO little anticipated IN Newark on Monday that
one local Journalistic weather prophet " remarked
in print--"Tnere will be clear weather, with light
westerly winds, for the next three days" Clear wea
ther yes, to the extent Of knee deep snow and
moro in many parts Of the city. The horse
cars ran once an hour OF so With four horses, and
gangs OF men were constantly kept at work clearing
passaReway. The one horse concern that runs
along Mulberry street was not able for the emer-
gency aud so did not run at oil. On the Morris and
Essex and New Jersey Railroads travel was scrt-
ouslY interfered with On the former they tried the
experiment Of consolidating two trains, and. win
one LOCOMOTIVES ia front and the other behind,
pushed through In some sort OF time. This and the
former falls have proved gocsends to the livery
Stable men and sleirh dealers One OF the latter be-
fore the snow had on ha nd $4,000 worth OF sclghs,
all OF which have been bought up.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
General Logan replied to Butler ana was in favor Of

General Logan replied to Butler, and was in favor OF
tho discipline Of the Academy being carried out
AGAINST all TIE boys, no matter who their fathers
might be. 10 was time that this Academy, which
cost the people so much money was taught the nrst
principle or military disciplne-namey. subordna-
lion. 1heresolutions went over without being voted
upon after the previous question was seconded.
Appointment to n Pro essorsIhip Mt West Point.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA. 1871.
Captain Peter 3. Michie OF the corps Of engineers,
and instructor OF practical military engineering,
signalling and teegraphy at the Military Academy
has been appointed Professor OF Natural and RXper
mental Philosophy, In place OF Professor BARTLETT
whose retirement was lately announced IN these do
spa,chcs Professor Niche Is graduate OF the
class OF 1863 standing second on the LIST, and has
distinguished reputation In his corps ana at the
universities for professional learning Industry and
energy. From HIS graduation till the close OF the
war he was employed in tGe engineering operations
against Charleston Richmond, Petersburg ana other
fortified places, and wns men,ner OF the Engineer
Commission witch visited Europe in search Of mill
tary knowledge last year.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

POUGHkEEPSIB, FEB. IA, ISII
severe snow storm ragged here all day until six
o'clock p NJ. The evening trains are delayed by
heavy drifts.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
Four Inches Of Snow in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA, 1871.


snow commenced falling abont four O'Clock this
morning, with no cessation np 10 noon. 1t Is now
four inches deep
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
The storm in Wass'uSton.
WAsnINoToN, Feb. "a, 1s7l.

Up to noon Today snow to the depth OF nine and
q half inches had fallen. The storm commenced at
midnight This is the deepest OF the season.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

SPK1NGFIELD, M'lsS TgD. IA, I611.
A snow storm began at ten O'Clock this morning
and continues.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
Eui,roads Bloclsadod in Ernrylnnd.

ENtITOaNs oIUCAuUCVI
HAvEE DE GRACE Feb. II, 1871.
Havre &c Grace trains on tho Philadelphia, Will
mln.,ton and Baltimore Railroad have all been de-
Ieyed from one to two heurs to-day by the unprece-
dented snow storm that has been In progress all
day. All trains are using two locomotives.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

The STERN Alon1 sho Hudson.
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THE WAR.
LAST NIGHTS TELEGRAMS.
The following important items of war news
were received here last night:

The following important items of war news
were received here last uight:
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF BISMARCK.
LONDON, Jan. III y. Herald Special.I-I
have most unqus sti0nable authority for stating
that Bismatck is very seriously, il is feared
fatally, i'll. D7screlIt all statements to the
contrary, energetic efforts are made TO
conceal the fact. am able TO state positively
the exact words used by OdO Russell, the Eng-
lish envoy at Versailles, last Saturday, which
verec III have just left Bismarck, and deep
regret TO stat NV conviction that he has the
mark OF death Ou his coantenaBce." No further
particulars are given.
THE LONDON CONFERENCE
LONDON, Jan. H--Earl Granville presides at
the sittings OF the conference, which will be
held at the foreign office. The rumors that the
conference WILL adjourn after formal opening
have received 10 confirmation.
THE FIRE On FORT DISSY.
VERSAILLES. IAN. ia concentrated fire is
maintained on Fort Dfssy 70 prevent the
French from repairing the breaches made in its
walls.
LOSpoS, Jan. II, P. MA dispatch from
Versailles announces that the French are re-
moving their heavy gu.,s from Forts D'Issy and
NeLyres. King Will Am visits Prince A!brecht
Who il sick at Charities.
CHARGES AGAINST TROCHU.
LoNDoN, Jan. 1S.-iS. Y. herald special. -
An article in tue Steele, OF the I55h, Oh ar Is-
Gen. TrOchu with treason. It alleges that rro-
chu ebde cav T-d 10 dissuade the officers from
taking any further steps 20 defend Parls, saying
that any attempt at Tense now would be mad
ness, ard declared the Prnssians might enter
the CITY whenever they chose. Gen. Trochu in
dignantly drni-- she accusation, aud the orr gin
OF the report has been traced to q young man
named Wolf. who has been arrested "A spy. a
dispatch from Versailles OF the 18th says that
the projeCtiles of the Prus>ians reach the Seine
at Port ST. Michael
REPULsE OF BoURBAKl.
BRKvILLERs, Jan. III y. Y. World special. 7
BOurbaki attacked the Germans before Befort,
on the 18th, AMI Sss pulsed along the whole
"a hat ~ ND 10 ata A
Until dark. T9e French renewed the combat
on the 10th, an we're again repulSe1, with
heavy loss in killed. General BOur Daki, after
the battle ON Sunday, which lasted all day, oc-
cupied MOntUeiliTea and the adjacent villages.
Gen. CLabZy reports that the Prussians re-
newed their attack ON his army on Sunday. The
2lst corps fought well and captured a number
of prisoners. The 10Th corps had a desperate
struggle. The retreat continues.
AefeOrOi0ytSAi AecOFd-,Jan. 70, IS A. NJ
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II .. MARsHAL's SALE.

Clerks ONCE Of the supreme Court Of the District
OF and 20 directed. viii SELL ct public
ca, ssld l'fIics' on fRID the 90 day Of Eesruary:
Boss suedfsisioa Of Lots Nos 10 and H. Of Kichard.
son 2 subdivision Of sauare west Of square No $751;
and angular the improvements thereon, seized and
;,S S S ss the property 9f y9ssph Bss. aad
C.; s.ssr Of the State Of m,,ylsna, 1.e q Har.
iait - ss4. U. 3. MarSbai, ii. o,
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THE TRADES.
PROPOSALS. FOB MANNING AsD EATING
STAMPS

fo>T Ut Flee DEF SR TNENT. 4
EA-Ht 10Y, J .nH4ry h.. ISL
sac. Ftp a. Ill b. rec ived az this Depart
noon, y iEsrI-hag rh- use OF the po.t Offices in
- hlt,a s,Af.s Tor tour years from the Is, of
hPIH en-, haTArE aud Rttirg Stamps Of the fol
CLASS No Z.
bned, he stsAp D, asout one inch, .nd the can
81 one hsi u eh IN dsmet-r, with the nam. al the
blocks 81 like n's-.1 ial, with lent thInbscr w
, IGr tr sri - end .h handles Of mahogany. va.
In .Iop..ai- -! m; class CT stamps. the biAds!
aScomFsniec by honr blocks IS 5 a n .4pm.. &c !:
IRE charS- tor separ s,e fig lres and months. and
''Adve- tised. =. E-gi.ler-d. ss snip
Al,o, octss"n Marking stsmr., with ut the can
eel hut similar IL al o. her respects the circular
stamp above d--crib>d, and With typ. for year
mouth, aid days # the came material, in locks.
GLASS MOI
tireuiar Marking stan 2s Of iron. or other suita-
ne material Nitrout III" eel. but sn,iiar in all
fT months bl~cks and single fsases for iaTs IN
q The ssne Mater
Cireulsr Marking stamps OF hoxWOnd or other
suitable material sod in All olbsr respects similar
% No zsiamo except that the ~ pc may be Of print
Circular Marking ssSs. No s ., a.
similar TO tho.. now IN Use In Nev York. san Fran
or any suitable t, style os sorgp
rect" Det.oit p ID an rortiasd B 3 Trsn
Also, Rstipg and other misesllsneous stamps, Cor
e and esnssRs. 20. .uc sns n Ss1
used Mi-sent ~ Returned for better directi ms y
81 any otteI word, sent. nee. OF figures not ces-
ing "a length the sentence .R,turnsd Tor better -
Tectious w. ~NO' UT
Al.O, Cancels OF half inch diameter, and contain
siorr or more parallel nes, snd c0rresp ndinr in
material with Nos I, ?, and stamps.
f.op ssl- viii be received for all the Ahove de-
SI!oec 81 mp or for each class 80 parately.
Stamps I'll be ordered for the different RI asses of
Department ~ i~'e' VI 'ne
MoIeis oi star .. must accompany the proposals.
kach b'fdsr mu-t furni N With his pronpsaI a. 4
e.nce OF hI- sbilty 20 e"mply with mis- BID
treet. W "Oou-
The sismps must be- delivered ct the Blank A~sncv
Contractor. " wv
Proposals. stoud BE- indorsed on tbs outside OF the
envelope. Proposals for Office Marking STAN n 5,
aud addressed 10 the First Assistant Pestmaster
General. Washington ID O.
jsnl2ths 'No- A y. GHnswEtL,
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ED.

DIED.
CAkFIElD 10 N"w York. OF WEDNESDAY,. the
l-th in-'., Nrs. CsNFIELU, daughter o: the il:e
General 49,.
1re fu-ersI viii tahe place o-rorrov (Frfllvl
90 two sC'CSk from M. 2l5 West 18th stree. Her
fsasins - h- Z ken q Hartford, Saturday
COLBU kN. Ia Cambridge port, Mass . on the
5th l-sfert. "a h ssfh year of his age. Mr.
tEPbl- CrFL s. kS, bru-bsr % DR.. III, COlburn,
4 The er8f sIus .st~T tIeEsrsl $ once.
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w ASHINGTON AQUkDUCT.
PROPOSALS FOB STONE WORK

WAsHINGroN. ID. o January I7th. ISL
Scale! Proposals Hiff he received until tha I7tb
LAY OF February next, { ~ building the slope " All
OF the Distributing Reservoir IT The Washington
Ague9 uct, under an appTOpriat on by Conxre
therefor, al ~ ltD Plans and specific ATOMS 1-ns
81 proposal, and all Necessary info -rnatpn can be
lao, alter the Sd instant. from Tho II SAme Esq .
Engineer at the Office of the Apueduct, No. 2425 X
street. or from the undersig ed the Light "A oN.c
BOARD. Trea.u ry partrnent Bids will not be con-
sioertd unless thty are attached -. and county
with, the requirements Of the printed specifications
Each bidder before presenting his bid must deposit
with the Treasurer Of the aited States at washing
ton, :" the credit OF the Washington aleeduct the
ttat re III enter into contract If srdei To i'm
N accordance with his bid and the contr .ctor mnrt
deposit 500 ADDITIONAL on the award Of the o,trAct
AS - guaranty that he III into and ca ~ on
the work. The money - deposited will be rrfuniad
10 the Unsuccessful bidder after tn eawArd OF The
contract, and to the contractor when his first nav
ment II due; but FAILURE 70 sign the Contract when
awarded, within ten days theres after or 10 enter
into ard carry on the work according the specii-
cations aud TO the amount OF the fret PAYMENT shall
forfeit The M Loys paid to The nitol States a.
liquidat'd damages Payments VIII not be made In
less sams THAI $500. Twenty per cent will ba re-
served from the first payment and ten per cent from
each subsequent payment till the full completion Of
10 accept the lowest nor any bid
Proposals c5ust be endorsed on the enyeionas
PROPOSAL for Budin Slope Wall. aud I'd rpssed
10 MAJOR GEORGE III ELLIOT
Corps OF Engineer u b. A: Chief Engineer Wash
IDgton Aqueduct: Light House Board, Treasury
Department. Washington ID. G IaiT-st
IChrOn Reprs. 81
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HI. HELMBoLDS EXTRACTBUcn

HI HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUcH
III NeaAness srleins from ENcnsses Habits 90 ~.
,ifsIth ksriS ind Secretion. aitouSed With IN. ssI
lowing Symptoms: ~ ~ Wv
,,hoIsrS,,Son 20 Sxertioa, LuSs u Power
~ Nnsuotb' y cuits a breathtas
AZ eah Nertt~. Irembi,hQ.
nSII"I % Dhet'.se' Ak afutue-s,
l'imnes NJ NisiOa, pan ,r ,f,A ts~rh
lot Hands, Fl,.hi,s,., O.. a.
DryDess ot the skin, ETunt.rg. n - -
Universal Jsssirude OF Paiis5 C,ouUt.nsnce -
the Muscular system.
These symptoms, IL allowed 90 40 on which th,.
medicine nvariabiy r-noy es } soca Hoo
FATUITy, EPIbEPrIO FITS. So
IN one OF which the patient m.y EXPIRE. sho ca,
"a they are not frequently to.lo<ed by tso-e irs
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many are swsre Of tue cause of their -ud4-F.V m,
none VII Confess. The records OF the IN saae A. Am,
aEo the mechanically deaths by cousump tisu hssr
Snrie witness g the truth Of the ss-rrtiFr
The Constitution. once affected by organic sgess
n"ss requires the aid cfneficius % strength -. q.
inAigoIate the system, which n T HELNRgLVF
Es1hACT or BCoHU Invariably eles A s-is
VIII conSicoe he most scepucai.
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RI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 7th and streets

EsTATG yR0EIIkG At TaS C0ENEE 81
NORTH, AT AUCTION.
q Op nATURDAist the 21st day of January. A.
Dremi.es ali Of Lots 10 land H. and parts Sa .n as
Lots sns in sSusre No $50 Containing . SIS
provements, consisting Of two-rtory frame House,
being oceuDtsd Is q market garden. This Is the
prSlerty lately owned by Dorothea Defer, deceased
months, Tor notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises sold All ancins
and revenue stamps at the cost of tl>e purchaser
SlG0 down on the day Of sale.
Louis SCHADE, Executor.
JaD GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts