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DAILY EXPRESS-

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Wednesday Morning, April_8jji_t868

Republican State Ticket,

*0* OOVERS0E, 1

Coi. COKHAD BAKEB, of Vanderburgh. FOB LIEUTEXANT-OOVrEKOE, Col, WILL OUAltta-CK, of Decatnr.

TOB. 3E0BETABT or STATE,

Ma JOB MAX. F. A. HOFFMAN, of Caw. JOB ACDITOB or 8TATEJIxJOB JOHN D. EVAHS, of Hamilton.

FOB TMABCBEB OF

tTATX,

or THE »CF»EME COPBt,

otosit THKODOBE W. MoOOY, of Clarke. *OK BEPOaTEtt or TDK «3»HEHE CO TOT Coiouel JAM*S B. 1JLA0K, of Marion.

FOB ATTOESBT OEHEBAL,

D. E. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. roB iCTEBOfTESDEITT OF PtJBMC IK8TT7CTIOS, 3 BARNABAS 0. HOSES, of W.fM, [FOB ElECTOBS AT LARDS,

THOMAS H. JSBLSON, or VigoJ BENJAMIN F. CLAYPOOL, of Fayette. FOB EI.ECTOB, SIXTH DISTRICT,

Captain E. E. KOBE, of Lawrence. CONTINGENT, tCOLONEl JOHN T. SMITH, of Greye.

The

Journal

of yesterday mounted its

Shanghai on Cincinnati. If it c*" cause for loud rejoicing in the result of the election in that city, it must be, like the generality of juveniles, "pleased with a rattle, tickled with a straw."

That Booster.

The

Journal

hoisted its hilarious roos

ter yesterday morning and jubilated over the "Democratic victory" in Connecticut with a reckless extravagance in the use of job type and exclamation points. A gain of one thousand imported votes in that State was a balm for wounds received in the laet battle here at home. Our friends found in our own election returns sufficient cause for gratulation and were not obliged to draw consolation from distant sources.

Connecticut.

The result attained in Connecticut by importing the voting population df the Five Points is not altogether unexpected nor is it calculated to cause any discouragement us to the result of the national campaign. The Stale, in epite of Democratic frauds, can and will be carripd for

General

Financial Theorizing.

The St. Louis

Repudiator

Thomas,

proposes to

show, in a future number, that whila our debt is larger th«n that of Great Britain our resources for payment are much smaller, and therefore, if she cannot pay her debt how shall we pay ours. 1

We agree with the Cincinnati

tho opinion that the

Timet

something of a task to support either end of its proposition. It will be not only difficult to show that two thousand five hundred millions are four thousand millions, and still more difficult to show that one hundred thousand square miles of territory, with thirty millions of people, that doubles their number every century, are equal in resources to three million square miles of territory, with thirty-five millions of people that double their number and wealth every thirty years. The

finding the facts so flatly con

tradicting its theory will be forced to fall back upon the reply of the philosd^her, who, finding himself in a similar category, exclaimed, "So much the worse for the facta." This has been the trouble with the theories of the Democracy for ten years past.

have contradicted, and on all points1 the facts do now contradict, their theories.

An Important

to uke possession of the officio of

Socretary of War. It was, therefore, proposed to put in evidence declarations made by General Thomas as to what At intended to do in relation to getting possession of the office.

If there

of General

eral Thomas, directing him to take possession,of the office of Secretary of ^ar. 9fKa%ese docnubentjgft was maintained there could be no allegation of a conspiracy, and, therefore, any evidenco as to what General

Thomas

!What

Grantor whomsoever else may

be selected as the Union candidate for tho Presidency. If Pendleton should be the Democratic nominee with the pf street influence arrayed against

him, as

it assuredly would lie, Connecticut nifty be relied upon for a very large Bepublican majority.

Success to the Presidency. In case Andrew Johnson should be convicted of the charges preferred against him by the House of representatives, the authority through which Ben. Wade will succeed to the Presidency, will bo derived from the following section^ of an Act, passed by Congress, March l3t, 1792 "In case of removal, death, resignation or inability, both of the President and Vice President of the United States, the President uf the Sonate

pro tempore,

and

in case there shall be no Ppreuident ot the Senate, then

the

Speakor of the House of

Representatives for the time being, shall act as President of the United States, un^ til the disability be removed, or a Presi dent shall bo eloctoi."

might have said

qaght not to be admitted. Even upon the ground that the acts of the agent bind the principal, it was sought tp exclude the testimony offered, upon tho allegation that General Thomas was not the agent of

the President.

KAXHAM KIMBAIii, Of Martlo. FOB

r"»*

The roply of thff managers was based upon the leading idea that the President, by his reply, admitted a determination to haverSecretary Staktos ousted, in defiance of the Tenure of Office law. This desire was manifested as early

August, 1B67, and the President -admits by the answer that he undertook to remove Mr. Stanton, in order to set asida t^e law The border" issued by the President to General

Thomas,

ihe proper decision should be. It

is now settled by the vote of the Senate, that there is sufficient shown by. the charges, the answer, and the evidence

already

submitted, to establish

facie

A Candidate Wanted.

As the Widow of Bphesue, with one eye affectionately fixed upon the mauso leum of her dead husbund, with the other shot amorous glances

why not Select Isme unfrocked minister of the Gospel to lead, like Peter the Hermit, the forlorn hope of the Democracy Or, if not *a curate of souls,'why not a curer of bodies, the inventor of some ex

traordinary

pul, or

On all questions the facts

Point Settled.

We further iirprovo the opportunity afforded by the brief suspension of the great trial at Washington to discuss the more material features thereof, as already developed.

The question of law argued before the Senate on Wednesday, wes one which had a vital bearing upon the point of tho case. Thejudgement whether several of the charges bearing against tho President could be sustained if there was evidence to establish the accusations, also depended upon tho decision made upon this itaatter—tho admlssability of evidence. The President was accused in seveYal charges of the impeachment with "being guilty of a conspiracy, with General

tbtt physician

whose sageo|lttfe are neanjr

Repudiator

will have

waa

& con

spiracy between the President and Qen« eral Thomas to take illegal possession of the War Department, the evidence pro* posed, which included declarations of General Thomas, not in tho presence cf the President, might, by the rules of law be admitted. If there was not cbn« spiracy, then whatover General Thomab might have said or done, ho sot being upon trial, v.ouid bo irregular, and ought not tc cava bean received. The lawyers on cach side undariiocd perfectly wall the importance of ihe^uesiioa, and the coaaeel for the President woro prepared tp make a stout flgbt in order \o keep out evidence in regard to tho

dcr-iaralioftV

Thomas in relation to

hie

intentions. The allegation of Mr. Stanberrt was, that the only evidence submitted previously was the order of the President to ilr. Stahton, in formic him that he bad Jjeoo.superseded, and to GerL- lcuo4he beya,~buTlv

SSI?

the 12th of

waB not a

military order. It was a directiop 'to the jatter to take possession of

a c\vil office.

General Thomas was not bound to obey the order if he consented to do

his act

was that of an individual, and not of an officer

the army. He, therefore must

have agreed with the President to take possession of the office, and the union of the two men,

a determination to per

form an illeg&Lact, made the conspiracy complete. Such seems to have been tha co4$fi£)! sions at which the Senate arrived, as is shown by the vote, ^hs matter was, in deed, argued so ably by the managers, and with sd little effect by the counsel for the President, that there could have bepn no difficulty in impartial minds as to

run out

agree With the writer in a Democratic paper that law and the army should not "monopolies the honor of the candidacy "for all time," especially since the ''honor" hai so long been and so long promises to be rather a barren one. Set. ting up a man as the candidate of the Democrats for the Presidency is too much like treating a human being ss if he were a nine-pin, and, a common regard for benevolence would seem to suggest the se lection of a gentleman like some of our representative men who can bear ft great deaf of knoeUlngdown without being particularly the worse for it. Ndw, it is safe to assume that a man who hae ^een dead for a long period of time, If be should benominated and disastrously defeated

Would experi

ence |less agony than one subjected to such torture while still in the fiesh: and we therefore respectfully recommend our Democratic friends to rally under the banner of somebody who is in his coffin, and who cannot, therefore, write damaging letters nor make impolitic speeohes. Why not start a ghost to scare the country

shadows brought terror to tbo soul of Richard Why not run

and rally,'round a Shade?. The party

could mention twenty men,

from Taney to Athefton, who, being dfead, might be made to speak, and who, while the party remains in iu present aimless, purposeless, and simply hungry condition, might do good service in keeping the dry bones together until a day of brighter fortiyif* ^ould.dawn.—N.Y

Tribune

The Iowa

Lossnzo

Calamity.

A few days since we had a telegraphic announcement of the burning to death of three of the children of Hon. Charles Dudley, of Ottumway, Iowa. Since then the full particulars have come to hand, and we reproduce them:

to get in the room up-stairssix ti&e, bu| failed. I got out the metodeoiwind desk with the valuable papers inM. At this time Mr. Dave Sterner came, and— Here the boy was removed, and we had to get our information the best we could. It seems that the sisters, aged about twenty and sixteen,,escaped unhanded

THI remains.

We were particular in

the

trying te get the boys out some that they went into Lewis' room just as the. floor and walls gave way. This will forever remain a myatery'. The remains of the three were conveyed to the residence of Mrs. Edward Dudley, where the family now are. All that remain of the three who were so full of hope and joyous anticipations at the setting of the previous evening sun was charred lifeless mas» ses, indistinguishable. God forbid that any more of our readers should meet with such a fate.

Mr. Dudley has been most unfortunate with his famiiy, ten deaths having occurred, and only two of them from diseases, eight tragically or suddenly. Only last spring, in May, or Juno, his eldest son, Edward, was killed by fractious mules, and now three more links ate savagely torn from the chain. Mrs. Dudley1, the •^mother, is a daughter of

The

is true of those

Evening

prima,

case of conspiracy, and, therefore, the declarations of General Thomas

as to

what he was going to do to violate the Tenure of Office law, were received. The vote, 3& to 11, was very decisive, ahd no Senators are to be found iu the minority but those who are willing to support the Pr»identj/right ot wrong,

Chronicle

greenbacks

as a stout soldier

who happened to be standing near jy so the Democratic party is imitated by conflicting emotions and hestitates before it bestows the prodigious hohor of its Presi dfential nomination between a semi-survi vlng politician like Blendeltonand aliving .mariner lifce Farragkti A correspondent of a Democratic paper, greatly, we suspect, to the astonishment

Journal,

Up^afr^resTitefforWferiedrodms, and a lumber

room over the kitohen. The

oldest son, Lewip, occupied the west room and two sisters the

east room and the

three younger sons, Charlest Thomas and Otis, the room adjoining and In the rear of the eldest. A hall ran between tha two first rooms mentioned, upstairs and down. Lewis' bed stood in the southwest corner of the room the boys in the northwest of their room.

I was sleeping with my younger brothers, one 3 «nd the other 11 yea ft old, and about midnight was

aroused

strangling tue juaipod out of bed and went-to and opened «/small

dooc tbat

leads out tb the rooto ever the kitchen, when the smoke bum'throngh and almost stifled mo the smoke came Up over the kitcheR, apparently from the wood-house. ran

t«ek Mil imnaTLewisySe

sat

ujyu^hfjij qrh»n I told hii» to.bring down the boys then ran down and told mother, who slept in the sitting-room

«U A ST

^describing

situation of the rooms'and

the

bfids in «*d«r

to let the reader see why there is no certainty as to how the boys lost their lives, in trying to escape, or whether they were strangled in bed. This is a mystery. The charred remains of Lewis were pickT ed out of the debris in

southeast cor

ner, while his bed stood in the southwest those of the younger ones out of the southwest corner, immediately under the spot where Lewis' bed stood. Various are the conjectures. Some think

Lewis

was

Mr.

Denmson-,

living near Agency, and a sister of

tne

wife of our fellow*cit'Z0D Mr.' Milligan, a very estimable woman, aid no blame is attached to her for the awful accident' as she is reputed to be a careful, prudent woman.

(Cincinnati,)

copies the above and says: The facts are that National Banks are assessed for tax under the law of 1867, and the stockholders in Cincinnati have nearly all paid up, acquiescing in the justness of law of National Banks paying tax as other investments. But unfortunately for the case of our neighbor, Geo. H- Pen dleton has not paid, unless it has been within the last forty-eight hours. His name, with those of other prominent Democrats, stands upon the books Qf the Treasury as delinquent. Suppose' Mr. Pendleton is in favor of the destruction of National Bank?, and tbfe substitution of greenbacks in the place

of the bonds

p.re

Enquirer,

the worthy

Admiral, "suggests" his name to the Democratic National Convention, and complait.fi that "the Navy, though the idol of the American people, has never furnished a candidate for the Presidency," This is not exactly correct, for both Stewart and Stockton were atone time a good deal talked about, although neither them ever achieved a national nominal, tion. But what

who do

business upon the great waters is equally true of the

clergy

and as the Democrats

never have tried the experiment of nom inating a person', and is they have sev eral reverend gentlemen in their ranks who seem to be of no use whatever as Bpirtu|J advisers, although extremely ardsnt and vociferous as

on whieh they are basod, does Mr Pendleton believe, with the

not taxable? How much

will it relieve overburthened tax payers if tho country is flooded with greenbacks and the people like the proprietors of the

refuse to pay any tax on them?

Democratic journalists' who set themselves up as teachors oftfie people,: and Detoo cratic candidates for office who annqunce themselves as leaders, should be jvery careful to practice what they preach lest their words pasa-unheeded by. Denunciation of political opponents,coupled with abuse of one class of citizens, With a view to inflame the bad passions and joaldusies o( another class, is undignified and cow ardly, and is only resorted to by those whose political creed is devoid of princi pie." I

"Pendleton and Edgerlon aro the men for leaders of the bondholders' party The former banks on his bonds: and re fuses to

pay State

stump-speakeis,

or any other man

in the United States. Mr. Pendleton uno'n record favori the entire destruc tion of the National Banks and the substitution of greenbacks in place of the bonds upon which they are based*

a Memory,

self is nothing but a tradition, a myth, a reminiscence, a voice from the tomb, an ancient and fish-like smell it is like the Humane Society, only it devotes itself to the vivication of dead issues iand there is no reason why it should not nominate a dead man, while there would be an exquisite and logical propriety in such an expeiiment. It would be quite as rational for the party to rush in solid phalanx to the polls, then and there to vote for

Thomas Jefferson, as it is for

the same party to be constantly bewailing an utterly extinct institution,and seduloujly seeking some method of resuECitating it under new and scarcely modified form.

in favor of paying the five-twenty bonds in greenbacks. So. also is Mr. Sdgorton despite the fact that he has_a heavy inter est in favor of the gold swindle. He is, therefore entitled to special thanks and remembrance from the laboring masses for he is for principle at the expehte'of his pocket.

If Messrs, Pendleton,

'and

Edgerton, who are in favor of taking up the bonds with legal-tenders,' and ofthe destruction of the National banks, are the "men for leaders of the bondholders' par ty," all the people ought to favor the aforesaid party. If the bondholders will accept them

leaders, we have not the

slightjps(j^bjection.^C?n«nua/t

Phalon

Enqu^rfr.

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Italian bielis were baptized by the Pope a sliort time ago—thousands of American belles are self-baptized every day with

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So far as the allusion to Mr. Pendloton is concerned, we have this to say: that he has always paid every tax assessed' againet him—every tax which has been imposed by the law of the Badical Con gress. Neither he nor the NationalBank in which W owns a little stock have paid taxes upon property which Congress has exempted from taxation. Nor has the editor of the

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We claim, it wfll cut Twenty-five (2S) per «eut. morr cord wood per day Uianany »ther Axe made.

McKeesPOET, Dec. 19, 18C7.

riOBE T0CB8ELF of DEBILITY, SKXCAL plBSASSS, ic.-Smd fMr

WE ARE MP.

And will present to any peMM ft Ing ns a Clnb in onr Great

OKC: DOLLAR SAL

Dry and Fancy Goods, A WATCH, PIEOB OF SHKBTIXG, SltR ,UJ DRKSS PAXTFBNS, Ac., Ac., 1 pree of Cost! '11 Onr inducements during the past few years have been lsirg«.

WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATES

OF PBlfiMIUMS.

Our Friends will readily notico our presents for 30 and 60 Clubs arenojw f.h(c more than equal in valuo W Olube in value to Clubs of I }t 100 respectively of oth-.*' er firms. -''"w

•at.lfili.ttK't)

i-lii'i'l' -jji.

1ST Please Examine. .'Auy person ordering either office Clnbp mentioned below, an have their selection of .Premiums enumerated, corrt.ijponding to tie sip bf the 014b, FREE 03P ONB1 DOL

For a Club of 30, One.otV'thej bl lowing Hiticloe, viz: limine dress pattern? jfke. cjr colored

b"d

sproad !0) vie* 'Turku): niuDocao

a*tbttui '"f yards sheeting striped cmhifi^ri laiue utess pattern houey comb quilt nil Wool equare stiawl set tolid jjjold bpsoni ptmis all^ooi farcy casbmsro pants and vest pattern gent's hair guard chain, golt! rrimrifngs Silver pjated chaBttil buttrrr^isb silver plated 5 bottle retolving castor, on feetset superior steol.d blkded knives and forks woratol promenade shawlj la dies' loug KOld plated Chain ladies' gold dsubls ting gent's heavy chased solid go'd ring fcolid bTac* wuluut worft box or writing,desk extra qflaHty'balmnral^kiri sol: jowelry, sleove buttoDS to match Vltijn and bew gent's cardigan jackei stilend^d^b.onyi -D A at1-, ivory trimmibes: superior Turkey morocco ehopplag ba lailies hi jib cut balmor&l boo s.

For a Club of CM)' ($6.)—One cf iiie follow iDg article?, viz: Black or co'-orsd Alpaca drcsB p^tt .-rii oil. pi(ce of bleached or brown sheeting engraved, Bil\er-BUiv4, 6 battle revolving caetor 3)^ yards'sB(pirl6r cashniere 'for paJits and vest patterr. extra heavy houe^krob qallt twofan cy colored bed .spreads

:ii»ir-

gent's calf boots

yards formers' good wool frock in# fancy cashmete Jilaid dress pattern best quality baltdoral ^kirt rosowoodibvaw alarm clock la.lies* all wool cloak pattern silver-plated cake or Card basket fur muff.or c»{ ladies' fashionable woijl doable sh&wl Splendid cla9ded family1 Bible 9x12 record page and engravings 3 yard* donbli width water prrof cloaking. sot ivory handle knives, -with silver plated forks ore sot of lace curtains.

Fo* a' ditto onbO, ^10,—One of theifol lowing articles, viz: 4ysrda double width clbak ing or ccatiug

largo, fine,'bleached linen table

covers, nithl doz. large sized dioner napkin) to jaatcb 25 yards splednid hemp carpeting, good colors extra quantity "black or alpaca dress cat-, terns ons large piece of superior quality extra width etioe ing pais gent's calf boots, best Quality Biiv hunttaK-'ioseu patent lever w»tcli one dot. ivory hantitod steel bladed knives ahd forks •Uyer,.rioted 6 bottle revolving cantor, wlth cut glass bottles splendid violin, boxjand UdW,'complote sitfglo barrel shot gun Bacon' slx-biirrel levolver pair superior' white xlvlor plA

blankqts nice fur rmatl and cape engraved ico pi'tchor, with salver 7^ yards all wool fancy cassimere,for suit one dozen Rogers' beet silver plated forks Common senM sewing and embroider log maohina two heavy phoney' comb quilts splendid family Bible, record and photograph page.1' '«v

For laiiger Clnbn the' Talae Incroabes in Itac samo ratio. Catalogue of Goods and Sample sent to ally'ad dress rare. Send money by regieterrd letter.!

Addreia all i/rders to U'i .Allen, Ha wes & CoMu

15 Fedei^tl S*„ BQfeUmt Minir

P.O.Box C. -p.^qo'

Wholesale Doalerii In Trench, Qerman and llsh Dry anil Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware, A1 bumj, Leather GoodSyip.

s.:i

M.i'uiG.HOICB'm» ,v'i U(#0.0If ^jniDUK'ai wt .J*hJ jnsrnrfffifltjmi firfl ee«

Family (ilroeerles!

Lvmiiofbe "i3***AT—• a'?. J*

JOSEPH STRONG'S,

Wo. 19» Stain

i-....

Any

to KOO

753 Fine Silver Watches 30 to 60

A Ctaance to Draw any the above Priiwby Furcba«Bg ascaled Ticket for 25 cents—l'ickets tieficribinrf eaub i*xize aro sealed in Euvelopes and thoroughly mixed. On,receipt of25cis. a Sealei licket will be drawn, wituout choice, and delivered at our office, or soul by mail to any sddret* liw prize named up ,n it will be delivered to tie ticket-holder on rtaymeotofono UoHaf. Prizes «rtll ue immtdiately sent to any addrvst, Ms rsquestsd, cxpressor rtturn mail.

priz'o may be-

exchanged for another of ihe same value. JfO Blanks. M* our patrons can depend on fair dealing.,

BEFEHESTES.—We select ih« few following names from thesany who have .lately drawn YalnablaJPriiea and kindly .permitted as to publish them: 8. T. Wilkinf, Bnffalo,Jtf. V., 1,000 Mlas Annie Monroe, Chicago, lllu Piano, valued at Sd60j Kobt Jackson, Dakafiie, Iowa, Gold Watcb, £250 Phillip McCarthy, Louisville, Ky., Diamond OltuMr Biug, $600 it A. Patterson, Kow Bedford,

i'ji sjlaifr I

All of flfbich i^re offertd" at lov Prides Goods •deltvcyd to'all- parts of the City

FRlii^ OF CHARGE

First Stone Front, East of Cth, on Main Street. I'onutry Produce WiiitW

a A B£i2,

Kariy?n illoclt, lio. 60 Main Street, Torre Haute, Indiana,

MOiJI!stock

tr,

respectfully recommendshi4 well select-

I a :-5 .J

-Send fftr circular giving many more refeience* •nd favorable notices :rom thepresf.

of Jiiiins, Vlftnnets, ^iajn and plaid

Lliweyj, RldrikSts, Corterl'ets arid Woolen Knittug Tares, of diSsrcst kiwln Heing tally enabled to warrant the first quality ef those Goods I meet respectfully fhvTte Ladles and Gentlemen

call spd insp^eJbrtreinj. j^Wwol taken in exchaieft for Go anu t»VPniirn/«f"fi»Rrfc*t rat*. 'Sraw'

BUS LINE.

lot

'Two

Dollars 85for Five DollatB 10 fur FifteenDoUers.

WI,,4

,(i7

All letters should tie addressed (p,

Usurper, Wilson

A Co~_

*7* Broadway, If. I:

MILLjBrft'8 OMNIBUS

•ft

AND HACK LIKK.

Will attend to. aU^oaUs lor. natin leatiUK (he Olty, and also deliver passenger^-: in any part of the city with cam a»4 di»t»e*ch

All orders le toathe Slate.at the Poet Office, at Davis' I'rng wihly MRfd^nce will be promptly attended to, ianSOdtf

PHILOSOPHY

Attorneys at Law, Ofrriti.—No. 82 Mils Street, up stair*. IbblXdtf

Address

a*d #tlh4ge, height, color of

r»Wm.

E. McLEAN,

Attorney and Coonaellor at Law,

GENERAL COLLECTING AGBN1 TieriNft Hinlte, Ind. OrriCT.—Mo- 88 Mala «fr««».

t.r. Mvtrt.'

address on

1,"IK5

stamppd

envelope and ask ftr circular of "Phthelog Direct to 441 »BICAN JS*WS CO.. U1 ST. Jfew York.

tampea

OW THE tUA€KB EXTORT fBOK THtlB rkfJETCHATB PATIIXTS, Qnachery Bxp6se"tl. Sea '-The Pat ent's Guide.1' It tells you {how to cure diseases o{ the generative organs, im both sexes, with simple, safs and reliable remedied, ta beprocarid at any drugstore, those abott to marry should proeure coppy at once. Address G. W. MOKTON, M. D., Crosby street, N. T. Mailed on receipt ol 4 |xistag»staiLm..

ATTORNEYS

St.,

W: B. SMFFITH

Street,

ef.ti'd

-jrf* gnr

i-%l/ .i .juiit

m:T

ORANGES, LEM02TS, FIGS, BAISINS Almonds, JFjlbbrte, Pecans, Eng. Walr nuts, Prunes, Currants, Lobrtors, (., ,,,..tFresU Cove Oysters, Peaches^

'.•..iH-.ui

OIF XARKIAGK.—A

Kiw Cocssc cr Lmitoii,at delivered at the Men Foik^lnaeDa^of Anatomy, qnibraeing the tr.hjeits: HjV to Lire «od What to Live for )Utb, Staturlty and Old Age Manhood Generl ally Beriverrd. The Canae of IndrgsstfcMi PKtnsince aad Nerroas Di£ea«*a ac^iunloj fon Marriage Philosophically Considered, Ac. Pocket rolames containing -theee Leeturts will be for--*anlej on receipt of four scraps, by ad rM*ing: Sec't Hiror Yotx Huiiwir d»st sj.tot, ^»T, New York.

t!18 Bread*

QHBAP MILX4K£KT.

kinde of »Hllfltt(^y~e«cdr iWtd at 0081 dorinx tk* Wintnmoutta, at Mrs. M. Attbdtfilr, itethe Poet Offloe. Deelidtf'

''ii. c. luirHX

fiUZZT&SAFFBLLj

A1«

Menl Ital litefo Igeik OFFIt®—McKeen's Block,

PHYSICIANS.

M•E.JONK8.M.

OrritT! akb Pnntin Hon*. Calls promptly attended day or. night. Patients received la reception roes. Particular attention paid to diseases of Csmalee and chlldrea. }lt la my intention to make this city a permanent k«eidence m-SSgtf

A. AitN AUD.

OrrtCS—Corner of Main and Filth Streets, over the National State Bank. UEalcsNca—Qheetaat 3f, betweea

Orrioi—Northweet corner of Foorth,^nd Sain etreeU, (oveit eodman's 7lothing dtore.) |«i deace £io. (A'Uortb'FonrtkBweM. ocMdt a. .1 111

DENTISTRY.

LOLOMBW

IEC0ANICAL

Offlce pf Marshall, llonttluma aad Palestine HackJUlnM. i,

free Btiga to an^ from all ItalmV ,gjafty38|tjt

Terre

haute hou^b^

Pino Apple, Mftizena, id Italian Vermiciili a ,i

,v ytsfi.i .and Macaroni, --.q ii :«Wl. Pearl Barley, -i: r'rii FRENCH

8XARD, ./ bv

Worcestershire Sauce, j? r/f Pepper Sauoe, Tomato Catsup, Best qualjty Flavoring Extrnct?, "ffkee, *UIove3, Nutmegs, CinrtitBion, Alsiplce, Pepper/Ginger^ Qruam.-Tartar, Eng. Soda, Colgate'4 Toilet Soap?, XJlnckiny ahd Scrub Brualres, Ink, of, all kinds, Blacking, Jfee.

-u

4H1BKU MAIN AMP! tBfpaM

„T'e«p«r® Iudlaak.

!Meedrt^.thkSt»te .i ttBKCT A' IflUrU, •"'i'

ia 1

iw S A A

AjLL

U'pMpfcTM 'M execute lairdmi'ili ktt link 4rit neatness and dispatch xker Of thlrt ami Oberfv .treeU^ Tecne Hants, Utdlwi#. la»5tPf^-dWtf

We are pte]pared to rat oa tiJaTkBo^ an4 far-, rant It for lr4 jm. *n|t')kiM Mat airf tbisp. «t Boof IttMbiad I* Oallon

CWrE WltUAMfi,'

PralHe OUi, Pianlnii Villa, corner .of tth Aad be S

Wrer

HOWARD MANNING, 1/ ai age jfauittng,

GLAZINO, PAPEfrH4H«H«\, j.. Mixed paints, of every defottfitlon, Varniifces Putty, kc^ alwayk on haA^ taaff fttr sale on Jthe most reasonable terms. CUre iae a call^ ^flhop on Ohwrret^rertbetw*ilniidjan^4th^^^^ti9dfy

iruDT/li nr"11"1

WIW

MBRICAK .9W anoijubiasff

WATCHE8f

flBE BEST!

:TKB

Mote thai SCO,000 are'speiskiog for thsmrelvee in the pookets of the people. Imported Watches are made an an exptorive syttem. in smal) numbers, bnt by nntnerotu iaaken.^aad areptaoed in the market •here fey aa Importer who Of st secures a

At Waltham, Watchea are asaanfketur^d oa a large scale, under one roof aad syetem of eapervlston .and mauagaaient, thereby aaving iJMajt of the expenses necessarily Incurred in small establishments henee their great tffceapnrM. ,.

All rert pec table dealers now sell Waltham Watchea and conrpe'tftlbn. as all the world knows, Is favorable to fM'l aroftU. ^hs trade is safisfleJ, becaoae, tHtiis'm trroflt On each watch' is small the demand 1* large tud all areaaleableJ

XfasAapulbut importers oecasfottally place a iwortkleea ftwisa imttattah in th« aUrk«^

B. BOBBERS. vr

There aredifTerent gradaa of laiefr (nth* dlfllr' «nt varieties of Watobaa made' by the Waltham Ooeapafcy, ee tfceraro'different slze« and she pee to eoit all tmalsa aad aUaaa b«t imrt watch that bears. the genuine trade atark ef HAM" is guarrauteed to be a good one, and oobody neel be afraid bay it. Kvery^^tdt XT ally "Warranted,

For sale by all Irct-clas* dealere in the United, Stfifi jnd: B»itisb ProVlacea. i!i ^BUKBIHS APrUtTOM, .'-1* Wo, 183 B»—dW|, Un farfc.

A»k for a Waltham Watch, (aid take no other.

IT IS VHfl BIBf! IT IS fHf CHKAPESTt daw3m

iNUFACTi

BOH1ZB SOME SLN1 FACTOBSJ We have on hand a Sue stock of Saab, Doors and Blinds, of oar ova mlmtiw, which we irtB aell at a very imall advane* on art.

We Warrant our WoA to be superior to any ever before elw^brall market.

Baying of us will fnrnleh oai

E TSF-^f I T'

Snccesspr to Dr. D. M. WjCLD-NoI MJMain:St., National Ulock, Terre Ht'tttr, fnd.' ^mSOitf

jjao. o.usoohs,

The OklMt Establiahed ibeiitlai 7 In Terre Hant*, QrriCE-Tpo Sixth Street,, between Mafnj and Obto, oAe met south of Hsitional House. ,, •atiugihad Upwards of 'eighteen yearii, «xperieuce in JDeutiatrjti lauonluieiit that 4te can give'satisfaction in ^ILcane.

SOOtfli^i'TO D^. ». gnlTB,

OFF!OK—On Ohi*,'between 3d and ll&ftreet. apl6dtf T*HBE-HACTfc lKD.

HOTELS.

gUJNTIN HOUSB.. wK

BLISHA ADiiftim A D. A. COJIOTSK,

?Jt99*rs.

^yjjj^ Sootheast Oorner Pablic: Dqakre,

Terre Haute, Indiana.

FBEA OMM1BCI TO AX HSI i.U IUIU.

QTEWART HOUSE, MoarfaWxgT Con. Ptreito^EQuIsa,

B. HIIGHEH Proprietor.

W The Street Cars ran past this House: ev ery fifteen minutes, from o'clock a. «., till 12 r. uf n»6if

Jacob bctz. sao. o. fur

'jit

NATIONAL HOUSE, Coa. Sixth

aso

MaimStbbbt,

TERRE HAUTE, IND

Jacob bvtz

This House hat bten thorongbly rwfarulsiie my 23dwly

pLARK HOUSE. mf^AHKimUiBTBECTe. Terre Hatite» ...Indiana.

M0H0I«LT Qf 8AIK OF SOMX 08*MAND fACTUBB. .. To the Mattafacturer's prott: ssnt be added Cestof Importatloa. .. ..

A Coetom-bouse rfdty of 34 per cent, payable lirOold.' 1 A. prc»flt of at least Sfi per cent, to Ua Importer, another proOt to thejabbetj thus nearly doubitng the coat of the imported watcb.

iwa.

g'pAK^DYE HOXJSB.

ni '-i

ia.! clabidge

Hot retaraedio thie eijy, Mti' AtUd,nn aBteam Dyeing and SceitxlBf 8s#d®slh£fl*V at .Q»e old fitend, Ko. »#orflliDirtli»tMar, wfeereha wlU be pleased to meet his old friaads. aad, aa assy new onea aa may Savor him with their patronage 28dtf

rsetyes

We also keep on hand, and manufacture to Or Moulding* and. •usedin,aildfWlW

der, Window and Boor Fran

falOdtf

Kaeeolc Hail.

alMwt

PLANING MltM.

Dreg ant Pre9crt|«ei Store.

y, t"i7rr

o-- ^|Lcct?HALNG-E.

irf

WeiiretMillrist, "V'.v

aiid Tth.

miilyl TT FERRB HAUTB. IKC.

-t

l\R. P. DAUGHBETY^i PkyalcUui a«d gugew, TKRRK HAUTK,, INI). Will attend promptly to all prtfaeaional calla in the city and eoaairy.

il il.iMTi lilii I

W ".if i-,-—*- h»

,Vv

Q. B.

,1^.5- Ii It" '(SaecMWf *6 BAUTfl Jt SMITH,)

SffBLLADY,

ICain Street, bet.

8th

and

hi.i siiuk iijsrt W

DrugM,

Ws 1

Chemicals,*

Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines Oils, Paints, Glass Lamps, Fancy Goods, Toilet Articlest

Of Ejveni Detection,

..Ittt I«s I

PRESOBIPTIONS carefallj coBiponnded at all boon, day or nisbte IT ®TV: .JJiVf ill Mill? WJf.I

COiQATE cT$ yrmwttollrt Soeui lave pro pared jby hkilled Workmen,

inrfll1u'r^UAb, dare kaewaaa (Be

STAND ABU

by Dealeira A Caatoan•n MMivcrywhtcr i4dw(jr

DOCTOR

WHITTIER, B1UED PHY8I0LAtl,«e nhls office will shew

ABSOOLAaU

Diploma which

aaooLAaur Diploma which hang* in hb office will she laaasade

Otromi*

Pftwirti

tit My of MtHfi, 4i

haa a Cnlon-wlde reputation, having been ln*g* leealsd

im 8L

tsttsllila 4n ot her Chronic TXseaa

PhjTfiolftV.

Tkn*8tin or io*m

OrdWHs, Msmte or

ITAecoBBoMloss ample, charges moderate oaree guaranteed.. OonsnlUtioas by letter or a office, Mev MosttnMM oak be preperiy treate ty Menatiaation and Preanaaoy, 8c., •Ithoatan interylew, ahd medlcinee, secure trair •ibaei irtlm, sent by Mil or exprees. No bin teaaoa tit basipaeeln most pssiw. t'-~

AddrsaeBox 3Q6a.St. Louis, Mo. Houre^-TA. M. te 8 P. M. 0«c# permaoentl} located at No.817 Ht.Cbarles Street, between Slxti aad Seventh.oae square South of Lindell Hotel, retired spot in the asntra qf the city.

Oons ul ta tion rdtai, and rooms far the acsotn aodattoaqf sueb patients aereqelre dally parent a aM a

SfK

THE LABOiKirWllTnrOIS BEDUCE '-drMttt TTniflMnnltr

Obtaliiad

Ea»e, Elegance and Beauty acquirer.

NQMKI, PLUBDIk Ml fftOHT C05SUITED

The Bert, Cheapest and mo»tDtmibleIi alaroideata mr Writing e^«r used.

8AFELY

SENT BY MAIL

Fries*,

em4 mpmmrd.

Ro frarellng Agents imployec.

Can and yon wlfl flnd Fw* exaetlj adayUd lp

rf .^n ot-

MJL MMVOI, ir.i-u«u mnfariAin. nrttiDn

jbaatoahSL

iT. fr."1 1

'is 5

ii inl tJtfi

Sllrer &e'4ai

4Up AWABDID TO j* BAjlRCTPS HAIIf'HESTOIlATfVf flf BfjM N. BL State AnBMUorai Rorfefr, »t~

TT laTur. holdeo in Nashua^ Sept. 2VfleMl

MtiA'R BSfT's

Vegetable Hair

'"4

le)*)*

it i« WALTHAM

HKlVxi I

0IK1PS8II

TbeextenaUrs we of thefc WSatihei by Ball Way ponductors, Engineers, and Xxppesjpfen, the most exacting clasf of watcb-t^arers,.has'tnoro«ghly demonstrated thastrsngth, eteadlnea^'lirablDty and accuracy of thie Wsdthaa, Wateh.. Xe satisfy that class. In all theee reepecte is to decide the question as to the real value of these timekeepers.

I O N A N I rtoint wora.

FEAffK H£Dri«ABRb Maaaftctareia afaU ktadaaf

CEACKER8.

and Dealers la

O E I S

OnXabyettoSt., between OaaaiaodDepM, E E A ii,. iiw e-rnauiu i"

GRI1TES & AECHEB,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

Coi

man

pani—S,

WWW,)

•FFHaB.—Orp* fiPrai Stan, 1. Main and 3d Street*, Teire Haute, Ind. i8#tf

r( .i»t fidS i1 tiU iti yJi u-'a

LAND AGENCY.

W M. H1CKCOX. U. D.

HICKQQX &

v(iD

Mneh of hlf practice has been of a private ji* tare. ftm»lii,

QoaVrrsa,g|*Hraifr)aK»,

Sry Dissosw, AjpMie or

aU g"

Mwmriat Aftetiau q/kh

UqMr

also, the effects of a Solitary Habit, rnlnon* Beif aad MfM, prodnctng blotches, debility, ftn ooteney, diaainees.filmuess of eight, ooafuiion (Aaai, evHtorebodlng, aversion to society, loss o' n, not all theee in aay en ng fi«qneutly in varlons

memory,, weakn sea, iae,bat all occurring frequently in varlons oaass

I O O I

KVISBYBODI ,r,T

Can get, In a sealed letter envelope,iny Theory UmptMns MdTieatmeat efNerv'oas, Urinary w' jexnall)iasasBS,oleatiy delineating all the diseaaed conditions, with tnu Syaptom Lists, for

ttoc

three-cent postage etampe to prepay postage,(Xrtralar forLadkiis,Tef atlagto Dlisaeea or Paber apr&Uwly.

**tnu Foals than the Bword.t

\DONGT WJEAB OUT.

A Single One will Lft^ a Lifetimi

JOB" PRINTER,

tie MAIN ST..

Ij 'it, loafft't

TERRJfi HAUTE, IND

•OLICITOy.

^JHAKLBS WBKBB

GO.

SOLIciTOlte^P' PATEJIT8, iobirewxoBs iaw, IMMlallien, Dealers li Patent Bights, and

PATIKTKD ABTICLBS.

OFFICI—81 KA^f MABKET STKKIT,

Indina.

Oar SMiltttsafbr fAowi* Fataate araU»t%f eeeded by any eetablMuaeat In the United State*. All kinds pfXodela built to order. [dl4d4m

9P*» I

mwLjmmi

No. SO OMo 8tree

Gonvsyanceing Carefully Done iteu-

Abetraqu of Title furnished, Loan* oe gotiated and Money invested. «r»v5»a Oj Jrt»8 «u

*2M*4a nT «-. -ii' tirisJ W 5FOB_#AI,*S.

Deeirablo residence on South Market Stroet.— Over 8 acres of ground, well eet with fruit and shrubbery. Price, $7,000 terms favorable,

Hew frame home, and' lot, 90xSW Tear, Straw berry Hill. Very cheap. |U

Twe lots ia Jean's Addlttou, Vtify 'cheap.'*

TtVeaerea, east of flagan'e Garden.

0th,

300 acree, 3 miles east, known as the "ilaseey Farm," all fenced, w.tl improved goud laeadow woods pasture and fine timber. A flrat-ela* farm.

SO Building Lota, adjoluiua the city, sorthcai —good site—low price and iaVi rable terms.

House and lot,, vs, 1st etrmi, aorth Of Clark House—6 rooms, cistera, large atekle, Ac. Prict 9i,x00. Tarmeeaey. 1* WMVjq iMHjW »»»J aiti •«»nil

Mortgage and Note* Si,tuu—ai a bigdiacoi 01

Forty aires 3}% auUs southeaet ef lawo— Hk acres in caltitatl.n, balance flue tlmbet. Ver cheap.

Real Kstato Oolu.nii

IwU M&ft

HENDRIGH &

LANGE,

Office ovter riret National Bank, 3. Caruer

»t

Fonrth and Main Streete,

'"nm ini f»JU ioa

Abltfiicts'of titfe furnlahe?,'1' tjoiu negotiated, »nd Money invested. I.sTT 3M'»

SAlaK* lo {lata

eitr PROPKBTT.

Forty Lotslii'Linton'e Addition to ttY^f fteute Hoosn and lot, east Olitostreet, House and lot, In HcMurrain's Addltitloa, Uoo»eand lotia SiUey'aaddition oa Oth Street, House and lot In Base's addition on 8th street, Houso and lot on Poplar, between Uth and 7th streets,

House aud lot on North 5th, betweea Lhtsuut and Linton streets. -i Two business.Houees on Jia^n

etr.ttlr,

OOOMIY PteOPEBTt.

"(J*

Farm of 8# acreain Boaey Ortek Towtflihfr, 173 acree in Linton township. 1 3 Acres below the Rolling Mill, weis side canal.

Jan29dt(

FOUNDRIES

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MACHINE_ SHOP I

Notice of Co-Partnership.

nnderaignod have formed a Oo-PariDetahlp-lo tha atwve worka nnder the udM ntnl Myte ot

8EATH, HAOER & CO. Steam Engines, Mill Gearing, Maohinerj of every description, aad all kinds of Iron and Bra* Castings, made to order, at these Worka, situated naar the Terre Haute Indianapolis, and the Rvansvillo A OrawfocdsviUe Bail road Depofci.

SV Ilepalrtng promptly attendbd to. ORDERS SOLICITED ill I'nwi^JAS. 8BATH.

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B. r. DINOLttt.

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Machine '^Shop,

Deagler

McElfresli,

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Rctetoraffre

Retlor«aba^ Hair tla HalMl Color pronolf* growth of tne llair chaa|ft thO.:^ib a roots to theTr oHrinal ornnie acnonjenidi-

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their orfrn Dandruff falling ottt

J. R. BARRETf & to., Proprietor*, I MAN cdE9TER,N.M. 1MVD aatixu,vnloagi, Oeaeral North-Wett

Ageata. 7 J.St Hi: A. Day

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Terre Haute. lad. emlgwtoj

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8. K. cor. 9th A Eagle Sts., near Passenger Depot, TKBBK HA0TE. IND.

Manatactaxere of Steam Bagtnea, MiU MachlDery, House Fronts, Fire Fronts, aAd OlrctyLat Saw

Special attention,paid lo the mauufatiture and repair of BTase Wirft, Phtent OffiM Models Ac. Wo are also prepared, te cut Toothed or Oog Gearings of either Cast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brass, in tha.mostiperfso^ manaer.

S0r Bepairingdono promptly. .iii,™ All partie* eotmeetbd wlth^thls esfatWfBlient being Practical Mcohanics of severai,yaareaaperi. eo'M, *e feel laffe In saying thafwe can reader full satisfaction to our customers, bOtk Hs point of workmanship and price.

Th* highest pMNfiKIArall old scrap Irtn delivered at tho "Phoenix Foundry," near the Paasenger Depot.

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IRON WOKKS

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TKRKB HAUTJE, UVJU.,

WM. J. BALL&C0.,

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Proprietors,

(Siicoasgoas TO Joscan Oaovu,)

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MANTJFAOTUBJB3 OF:

Portable & Station aiyEngifles

FtOtritil^O ASD HAW MILL MAOHIKXBf,

CUBN-BBXUEBS AMB 6AX« MILU AHMIACBLKKRi OKmUUUY. Irma anMI Brass Ciatlagt, *«,, Sets.

Having an extensive Kstabllahaert, well stock. .d and In fnll operatlob, wa are prepared to do 11 kinds of work in and at •wyraPtEar

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INDIANA.!

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IRA GROVER, Jr.,

Would announce to the eitUeus of Tarre Haute and vicinity, that he haa opened at

So. 46 Sooth Fourth St., novas,

A Fnll and well Selected Btock of

rDBE DRUSS A!TO MBDnSlKI^S,

Vhemlcslg. Oils and Dje 8tot6,

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A O I A S

Pure Wines and Brandies,

For Medical Parposee,

PATENT MEDICINES,

And all other articles kept by DrtiggMs gWnerally, which werft boaght low, end will be eekf at

The Lowest Cash Price.!

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PHYSICIANS PRKSCBIPTlONi OABBFTTLLT COMPOTTHDW.

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IRA GBOVEB, jr

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CHEMIST,

No. 40 ^t^JFpurth St.

Betweeu Obi. and Walnut.

H. B.—Mr. jUrdve^ Tsaaa'

—Mr. Ordver fraeta that bit Xi or intlmata a^uilhAtMe with tb a sufflcl

Hiaiaaa busi-

aees, la a suSclent guarantee that rail satisfeo. dsred patrons. 87dtl

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