Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 February 1867 — Page 2

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DAILY EXPRESS!

P. M. MERBDIT

TKUKT: HATTTB.

Monday Morning, ff

sea Mtxi

promoted by

3lrl.,

jirnifTT1 ~f

£ia duties. Mf. mnn of

the ri

amlTrS8iite*%muW

.__ U3 JaAi *«Uir«q*1i

ad by bia partj

SSSf3&»

|8«|irbiar Cof

States hwitain&soifepdUkdl'V decide a

tint

"'"aTp

ject. This is very ifethe Tntornal Rnv^nnn nnt nnfl iirnnlrt nntiaem

tor^uwea solemn adjustigjz^t jgp ance of the provisions. TBe case oroug^p

MBr:°3«?ws

satew liquor. State8 having

tydfKPaHV aRajapfl® thoHnnV^dfefl' ^t0n^ i5 tifw par-

lapfori," som^jOfTtbe

end to fuf s^P9G^Jsdocisiona

S3MSL..,.

Aeus*"^® Vherever it

is unlawful, jpe^-S

them of respo'nslbility

IT'*"':

ate the wants of the Stated iSSCatihdltiC nerve to throw aside old prejudices, do

awav jMlTOt&seWU>W the

ng-

flrstii«Ta»wa»Bd in^ht^tt?^ flJft WWWfiis^

law, W.%1 "¥hMe-i bill BP iiecHx^pnonais* with

rsrassM^ two races to be otf^BttCTMOTfeii^e^eg--

iments. «mp?nW6r,M State people of thoj^m^^ft^jtQjbPWgrto -^istuse all o\iU«#^ uVd oruPS"^! fbve§, iftl alf

fuse, ^egljtfoofj^feopv^BaflK^her caueerjalf to do BO^ an^ itidecUtiebill, to"^iliout auiir' in ohi he maS5^'^!^H(fcei»*ryictqu6li^ an^dis-

turbagje tq.ay »egt* comptates c*

life, libert

islature which

children black All of,

THBM««kjau ne th a, wires thro^jtmt. t®ynponreal co Sii^njt y£iw»oled country.'Qpyw^ti^^crtHeTh^ round iFEWffWS^&^tio^ and broken prjmraft "h" ofieratToti? oT armies,'especially vvr.cn tJp^j^laj saw, are of less interest aud—«f less deci

sive imt of tb«r| people,.wo bear bi.»tvKnW.— That littl# Wr^if®igKt .Loipe\^ir,jto'"«how that the whofe frfeiifwork -^6T' Mfiilcan

society -fffllii fjna .^ttDipii t.hn«.jjqitf.ttiaiUlB complete rtl^ro yv- ^.T hj ^jqn ea£ the Austrian usurper with his French minions ng iravat»if4jtft Sfd'iioSrri in ft tfio

evils wlfi^h peopi« sutftc.— The wro^ftE^ oT," fb^ ^piit,ezuma» aii^Jtheir

^offensive su»i ^rts^irb being ilQngdurutivn, which"'S'bteni

chronic lfls o»" to bo insDpHniIPt6TBBPff5^5juuB^?

Mature never did mor^ fo^a^jr oouutcj than for Mexico', yet^tra|vetcriSl,who have

tj a 61 -.ocul tiixj* 1 »v«l .-j* ,s»»t br»i*9 ,at :jA -a- ."VIt i#t ae'iinuiFH lus

Aji jnil

plantations and find nothing bat empty and crumbling huts, and fields covered over with weeds and underbrush. Even

country requires so little exertion and care, l.i*ely Wen otf Tlfe chief reason for^is^is||int^e Mexican fa: ehances ar^ that ei »hJBr thj|lmperiaUsta, Orrigi, claiming to be_ soldiers, will levy

t*"*

•lmti'i'rt"h*i

ttanen

jit :i*+

'iSSSSaii

k-»

l#opec

t*U«»iwV

li Ji ,T»e™w»&

-•-a •arr*

1fr{*

isdUUlBl *t "«U1 B*» 00. »«nWiwt ,»•"» *°c

,tolo.*q

flns

rR4beU,"

blacS^admiDWa^1

tvf

loyal

The loyal Tennessean? jiabs loy*)Jt

test the oSect' will be to naake .1uc ytate relia-

SUt^giiSrt^fBiSt'iuftitfSbl {So ^aTcftS*

•'j

faraiit&r

tbeir lands and become higliice, and. certain re,abqr has no esf once so prolific b, source,

Mexico

fc*1""" #5ottae#e«y -but it

signs o^ter^xtiqq^on. 11 bfipfjpisb' cruelty and avarice are reaptbeir inward. No love of liberty, np c^e^n ^j*^bonorable de-

jfigp#^lr^nSvt^n impelled the followers of Cortet, but lust of gold, thirst

4fend«hMftiw juffenng- th« consequences.

I a

flBflfctfUA#

eat. thread

natur^vtJMsiteds in,regard to the practice of receiving negro testimony, and it

With more tittn the expected success,— fbe dolorei to be fully Impressed, with. the. obligations placed up* on them, and tbeir evidence has

the State laws tMroien^s)llMl^tT5ftii?f oians of the South applied those theories

as-Wrtf (ourt^uid'a! In] othw*

... 1.

and liquor men some tiMiwiiiiHiBai'WMM'

they

TUri t*"

thdlf mif ^eff^TO^T^STy.- HaVSg

th^ jg^|oa^1ftUitl!w^,»ay bcraBeassarj:

to t4h«»uwBfklMfee}Mita*itttiioiMi VJf' rtie State, hereaft^art^^^iilR^^W fl?atfr ia muds'^progressiw mwh» mwu^bo are

a ^igniifeftut concession. If ne-»

g'ftffi giigiiVtitirfftcinjr "cliar, iAtelhgilSAe

a"4 to.d^poMlWS» haven't they sufficient iateitect and intelligence to be intrusted

(with the ballot I

istoredthom as the con* Dred Scott

jcfslon, when tlloir power culminatod.

States tbej ?*TVSo^CVr&„^^c^i3f'4lien «ayne ^Northern reaction, pushing States. iacotton lords of-South Carolina and and will romovifitlHfffw-OTTOttery"• .» .. _» .nil— ~1

leir iplla^ers to the bold experiment of cession and' a Southern confederacy *7°D t^ifr Jffft1 A" AWfU-nion, reeultmg iii tne subjugation of. that confederacy, the ^lethron$meut of K.ing Cotton, -and the extinction of slavery and.all ita political kfpendages. Thus., the. destructive heresies of Jeiieraon Oblhoun and tHeir discia

pfeSjrr^j^bed-qut.in the blood of half Unalhon of men, are superseded by the con stitation as interpreted by Washington, Hamilton and Jay, and thus, the grand idea of Henry Clay is established -tbat the .States: are not above- but under the pid-amount national sovereignty of the fjlited States. from this bold bedland of observation at is the spectacle which bow meets eye?

the conflict of the battle

d.brsngtit b»ctt into tfie forum. It is an appeal from New Orleans, Vicksburg, Qe btytfmi?!, Petersbufg-aad Appomattox Co ict House to the vetoes and the pol Mf President.Johnson.. It involves an T91 to make the war i» failure and to relast iblish King Coti^n, Calhoun's State righu,{and ^vfy. Jfihnaon has lie* back* to 1860 and io JBreckinridge,— is fighting1 again on that lino. He is lik4 the rnan yho attempted a loyal history t' France by leaving out the revolution ot 89, the republic, Napoleon and the em it« as not affecting the divine rights "ofj the Bo^rboins. Writh the Supreme

Coi rt to back bim he only asks the two

remiiniing

bly »«roiX %fs p0Utg«^ rlnJulge him' 'iW'Ais expert-

Another biU)#|»t)*idei' 8pttA'Volttrtfeer

df his term tb establish

ruei and it is not impossible that before OB I iy£inayhfti$ t£§ war for the Union pro lounced unconstitutional, the'abolition avery, A«Qjtwe# null and void, otfr nation ilidiiht ri 1 r.ree^aP^He^l bW'cfefr tipi&it the )cople, and, State rights and the cohfltiti tioii rnvived'again according to 13uW anr_ .-J

J" lis tw iairbe with the republican •"part 'n^n8|eS8- Ffomtbe incendiary tore 1 aj^etf%y4rld Jbhn'Brown we have siieu a Con!l^gk ation as the wqrld elseefe haa never-seen -but we may have an»t apTJf W attempt ^o rebuild on the. still iifaj&d&inrf- emWrii of King Cotton anil lrtVelVJ^The irnpeachment and remov tl o'f A?'tIroW Johnson or a surrender 3 legi»ltitive powers of the governrlu,n intH-bl^ hnnda by bis continuance in offict is jb»\ alternative presented to Con-

Ac.'Wding to the iWeht test vote Ishlcy a initiate resolution, of one hirtW re4.'j5ii&., ielglit to' thirty-eight, the •Alb 1^1 lant party in the Hou&e stands as a unit or this impeachment. A similar j*ml ition

vl§48

lgi(fen,

1'romilptts against fres-

Tyfer failed because the whigs of ay hud not tbe strength in either lot' an impeachment, nor a case which to secure even their own vote. ^bmilUtd against Jwfen

i^lef^^^Se^an^rcomp^d with ]th«iweilata-©f' Andrew Johnson's ptions of, the jexclusive powers of

Congtess. Mr. Soward ht\» asked if we will ^awarMr. Johns|n* jjs Presidont or King.' "IsTit in* either capacity he has lit to bflj|ie,cessary and has become a stuml litog bloek in the way of any wholesome 'ecoustruction, He might still save di biowe

f, and would probably abandon his

s^tjic

position but for the dream of proba-

iedi Visions on this impeachment opening» escape All sdeh hopes are duwWi e: and the republican journals .wbi^i ai^|g|djipg h|tr fo t^ch expecLatloo&tr^Mtmn'utimaeathemselves or are playing with -bis credulttj* as! a cat plays WtZPa moiiafe,

Jbe

interval, to the 4th of March is short, and yet within this interval

the issb«'»^5iB(fiatthn,®B* or no impeachment may ba decided by Mr. Johnson.— Ho h^4 only to hold faK1 to his theory thiit tbe national legislative power over the .States befetngf tff himself,, and«0it to Citagres^, ih Vraer to make sun bis impeachjjjgj^ind removal.8

fOn

tbe other hand,

-fey pTopoding'to Congress tbe eompromise .of, the pending amendment, of by graco'fhli^reii^iU"^ bis office, be may come off at B»st with. WmidthWig of tbe reputation

braved,tLjp{ ^oriltjoi' cuu^./tnr^i^fr '(J/eJiS* honest c^u telL bim thajt I msiL. \V.e car tel liiejeomijval viwwAiitil^'ai!a..G"odseud to to tho oojiqtry, withtieiaf Grant to take {"'ace. on the platform of -tbfe'amend-iw^ut-rtnat Andrew Johnson's recanta•tianf .resignation1 or removal has become "avCtoly a necessity to the country, bat

unite in Vel^u^^ama^ story of poverty, 'wrttQiedneflb ftS^—the three are almost sure to go hand in baodv One may ride for miles oVer yrhk|t Ware onco well tilled and higttly prodortlvi

ir»

tlrft

fOmliafdtUttmi Us

»1/.* frlA l.tit b1fl ?**i 4^3

iirro ruiiisw

,t"»

swAijai'ff

so )M XiboeM^w

the only salvation to the party in power. King Jamea the Second, with advantage* and with greater strength behind him than Mr. Johnson fiujtrawaffiyt his will the law of the land against the predominant public opinion. And this was nearlfctwo hundred years ago. Sow, then, fejib day and in this country,"!* Congress fp avoid the dut, or the ExSgutive to e4pape the penalty of his uny, when the question involed is the restoration of the Union as construed by Buchanan and tireely, with the secession of South Carolini ?-—i\T. F. pefkld. S

AnotiH^^lHirn^^fpdKb TOftaiens to come out of the "Hub'^in. in the shape of a juvenile magazine.'

Williams & Everett, of Boston, sold 15,000 tickets in the Crosby Opera House scheme, of which six, or one in 2,600, drewtprizes. i""

Ben Wbod''^'Ak $500,000 in' the*New

Yark'NeutaJ

The London

still left

if|

of.

without lifting ttflngw.

rev

-i.£.

T^SuCivil^ /Bights law is intended to .guarantor negro equal political ih hamnt*nr of* votinir!: rights, except ffi weeks 'i110®

The

tt,0y were

•ltowid^ upon 'the witness stahd. In the city of Chiuciestoiu. -The

Me/fury

of the

2&£fesi!ant,,:ih'"repotting a suit in which g^0 j»it^^"were for,, the first time

arn»*f

giiflflrftv-ttfld speculation' were

The Alexandria^

J»een gen-

j—My ituii Blltfinffindent desire to tell the whole trufh and nptbing but the truth. There wasbut little tendeucy to prolixity and discursiven4»f% apd the testimony b»s ia the late criininal trial, been cleaT, intelligiia?, aftCl tojthe |K)int."

tri-

Swinburne is writing a hymn of ampti for Italy.V*

V/. &c. .?*v

Bayard Taylor's recent

Tribune

letters

of Western travel are tb be published in jtook form.

Review

thinks Charles

Lamb is tbe father of the Wit1 found in Dickenq, Thackeray and many other late humorists. -.&}

*'n

Spectator

*1 3*

says young Bennett is

treated as courteously in Kqgland as though' he not connected with the New York

HeraM.

II. W. Beecher is progressing with his

Ledger.

1 Mrs. Stowe's "Religious Poems," illustrated, is promised for March

Mrs. EphraimChaney,bf New Bisdford, Mass., drew Schussel's $6,000 painting of "Washington and his Friends,'/ in tbe Crosby Opefa House lottery.

Gazette

Parton's

Present lime.

i-l «-Y* S

President Johnsaa's fiemovai Ksseii tliJt- to (Joaplele the Work of the

Whitney's cotton gin was .the Trojan idi*S to Southern slavery. It mado the ott6n- region, from the Yadkin to"' the 5ed river, a vast gold mine, tfegro slave ttbor thmrein an. immensely profitable afifet fef{iere, tend. thus, under this labor ystem started upon Virginia tobacco, cot1 on necame king and the cotton planters b^ ruiitigaristocracy of the United States. 'hiiS, adopting Jefferson's radical French ae^4«s-©f-government, including State ights, the ruling slavery and cotton poli-

says that ^be

style of Horace Greeley's lecture on "S^lt-, made Men" is

hifalutin

A distinguished physician recommends' the application of slippery elm to the bite of a mad dog. Who would suppose that the bark would curathe bite

North Amerioan,Bevifu

yttAflonir

The Portland papers are violently discussing, in long leaders, a name for the new park, with an area- of lees than two acres. .111.- -*j j.-irffi". hi -tfe'SS .EiSi r-jhaU birty-six persons over ninety years old died in New Hampshire lqst year, of whom'the oldest Was Slmon SauKy, one hundred and seven, who dieil at the. Bel knap-county poor lirra.

Charlotte Cushman has purchased four brackets, the fruits of the rising genijia of a young Danish artist, to support some statutes of distinguished musical composers destined to grace the upper end of tbe hall containing Boston's big organ

John Gray, the old Kevolutionary vet eran of Noble county, Ohio, is to receive a pension of $500.. Daniel F. Bakeman, of jNIew York, another youngster, of one hundred and seven' years, bas'aslo bad the same amount awarded bim.

Ayovng man in Paris, who wanted to drown bis :ck^, (ook'bim in a bout and threw, bim overboard. Wbile pushing the animal from the boat with bis O'ar, he fell overboard, and -AVould have drbwued had not bis dog held bim up till assistance came.

On Thursdan night, a drunken, woman, with two bright children at her,beels, was arrested in Detroit.. She gave her name as! Catharine Mgrtin,,and stated that she -was 611 her way from Quebec to St. Joseph county, Michigan, to avenge the death of a brother cru«lly murdered.. there about four months ago. Proper inquiry was biade, and her story rorro.borated**:

James Kenyon, of Troy, has a dog wfeo has a wonderful penchant for picking up things on the stree. On the 22d he came into his master's stdre with a package con taining $b0, which mr. K. has advertised. This makes tbe fourth pockage of fnonoy which(tbe dog has found in a year or two past. This is-tbe dog-we spoke of the other day that knows money/

It is stated that the .Rev. H'£hry Ward Bepcher is about to sue the

Independent

(Theodore Tilton) for .publishing bis Plymouth Church sermons and lectures contrary to his (Beecher's) advice and wish' es.! (jU

ifrusic does not appear'to SSblhe the savage breast in Mexico. A& Austrian military band," whicb performs in the principle square of Pu^bla, ww reoently pelted by the pupulace Vith stones, and compelled to beat a retreat.

w/.ti»isK

The P.ope has lately devoted an enor. moi^s sum to the erection of a tomb for his pwn interment in the Church of Santa Maria Maggoire. It -is a most'sufhptuous and uiagnUloent cenotaph, inlaid with with cotftly marbles and precious stones of 6very hue and farm

A lad in Louisville hafl an arm broken last week bs a ,wet snow-ball f1 i... IAY ..Ristori will play four nights in Memphis) comniunciiig. ®gb«isry 5th. .Tickets, $3 each.

bfHsry -8th. .Tick-

t-•. *'"h

New York rejoices whose-collective! wealth $150,000,000. —J

in seven cicteens tb is eetiuaatea at

Ire ll5bBailey Guartlrtig^d ^o years, came west with his parents from New Jerseyj who -pettied near 'North Bend, Ohio. The infant is now an old man of sei-anty-nine, and has over since lived in the vicinity of that place. A few days ago his birthday was celebrated, there being proisent four sens and three wives, tweniy-nine grandchildren, and six greatgrandchildren. The oid gentlemen is still -very vigorous, and sits a norse erect as a ramr^d.^'/g" Iits 11*

I wj I- a. t' lu Tbe following is from the Zanesville, (Ohio)

Tinies

-Among the marriages

occurring in this city laBl week was one of a highly respectable young woman to an individual who was a Southerner, and, at the begianing of the wai-, a slave, notwithstanding the fact of his having, to all appearance, bo negro blood in bis veins.1,

Dickens' Christmas story is meeting with unparalleled success in this country, as well as in England. Tickner & Fields have published tfnd Wid sfiay thousand of

Every Saturday

the

containing it. It has

been issued in ft trbea'ji form in Philadelphia, and has been repeated either entire or partly by a majorrty ot tbe weekly papers in this country

Capture of a Bu8oand.&fc^^|

A ludicrous incident occurred at tbe Park io Philadelphia a few days since.— A gentleman ueeompauied by two ladies, cauie there to skate. They visited nearly every portion of the Park witft great apparent enjoy monL At last ludy wna s^en approaching the liio. She caught tbe gentleman by the collar, gave him a good shaking, and standing him aside bid him stay till she returned. Sho tben staitod after the ladies in a most menacing manner^ frightening them to such a degree that there was considerable tumbling down'and'maoy franjic efforts to escape. The chase continued for some titu«, much to the atnusement of the spectators, but whs finally ^ivon up and tho lady ^turned to where tbe captured mau stood, took bim by the arm and marched him out of

irtclcsure. It turned out, on inquiry, that tho gebtlcnian was tbe Udy's husband and

she,

'St

*'e

not relishing the idea of

bis "skating1

with

OtheFwbmen,"

.«•£ |W*

vtk Ji tsrx I •"'a

,Ti

[From the Chicego Jearaal.J

TBI LAWYER'S LIFE IN

Atoui the Ca*calt goeth he, Through the mountalna of

IIHSE88EE.

-nranoioo.

Oreat is the l»»yor in Tennessee. "S, •'Poor bat hjMSat,"

eym i»

h«,

And al«|M«adjr to charge his fmf -4 U1 dMH giaft the «Ksh to ura. cljan tba j&aeela, expoattda ttelawst« idsdUts torilivflfehUhottst plWs. He tekeB odo aide of *ny c&ou, Spend* nil spare time in flUhg his claws, And enrn* and Mia with hungry js vs.

Hi,

Through the mountalna of Tennessee With rubber coat end saddle-bags. fBags

At WM*|« Mftfttt B«ter And pllut ifaad, that

A*.

nmr

Itgt,

AndylwwylM »lougbo wagi. fie climb# (he hill* or ford* the riven— In aummer aweata, in winter shiTen— (Jerriea Uialibr«rj uuder hiabat, A And aomfctlmee Isnfflu, but don't |io«r

MT&1

tit.

He lives ou eaitwceand boiled r.hio$eu, r. With ghaatly nllea the banue a pickin Aadawiait jpUtaee, btoon tried—

(By teooa meaning the hog'a whole aide .Shmt kalf isokea and two-thirda (tried,) With sometimes kront or greasy bashes, jw And kiwe^ Mrn-cahe baked in ashes And biscuit hot-B9t, »ade to rist— 1•

,i!

of dried peschpiea

A dessert rare

fi»aitaby ficeiaobimney wide, AuiioHu, With doors wide open on nither side, Aadaweara at cold, iBtradiag wind, His fronts w?U scorched, but froze behiad And turns htm round same ease to get, Like turkey on an ancient spit. His spirits, when they grow forlorn, HeohsMsiwitli.iaiceof geoerttaseorb' uliWJ And Jovial gets, though times look black, On. noble drnughte ot appie-jack.

Oh, lawyers,tap in "God's countree," Yon little know what'tis to be *bA lawyer down in Tennessee. ,, He finds hia court in a diamitl town— A score or two, hair rotted down, ,1434

riokety houses, leaky and brown, Paintleef and yardleaa, ,»nd treeleae and drear, Kutnoua, dirty and shiftless and queer, Just as ita been a hundred year, J- isjims And will be a century mere, I fear. 1 he "general flavor of mild decay" Infecting the Deacon's one-horse aliay la nothing to that which tome line day Will leave notaj*ap«f dust tojajr Where the crazy hamlet VotteJ away.

... 'i f.rVl

Te Court House come,' he calls bis client, defiant And takes hia seat with face defiant Opens his case with graceful eaae, Ajid plunges straight

itt medial ret

Willi sealhis ciient toseaare, 1« Sn' Befogs the judge and wheedles jury luvpkason wrvug liereerelributioB, And "mounts the ramparts of constitution." Then, conscience eased with duty done, ultr He takes his verdict,

pro

or con

Th«u olid liis client lorth straightway, And takes bisnotefur'future pit (rer that's the way he takee Ills

articles

are to be published' ih book form, under the -title "Famous1 Americans, 'of. the

ni.of

,, -4 rjtl»7 -V

Cu6—

i'iiia Uwyur down in Ionkiessee.)u-

And all his days of pleading past, lie takes hisleaveol' earthly careu.

ft*

Thua-forth froni cburt to court hegoe«, TurbugU sun or wiuii, or raiu or snows,, jd.1 Virtue and Industry go together, Ana keep him huppy through all weather.Thiis, while the yeara slowly pass ttwuy, ,• lie guards his virtueatta he may, This houeat lawyer, gay and ir«e, „,, jii'ji'fi1* Down in foative Tenuesee, And wbeu old agu couioa ou at last,.„ n- a

tlJ' J'-

With pious thought his will prepares, 1 Kud leaves his uots to bleSsliia tie.ri. «lil And now, long live old Tenneasee, And the Tennessee lawyer, lou£ live ho Hut ere he'dles, oh, may be sue A LShrutian lead, where white I'olka be And ie«t ot Uet lioui all Ilia toil, V| In auy spot eave "sacrod aoil."

A Coward and a Traitor.

I In the Court proceeding published in tiie (Memphis Post recently, occurs' the following A petition was received from oneS, W. Elliot, praying that his name be changed setting forth that he was a resident of Oneida County, New York, when .the war began, and named Silas E. Smith, but wishing to avoid the dratt, he left tho State, came to Memphis, and adopted the name of S. W. Elliott,,, ,and that be ahd his wife had gone under the name ever since. He now prayed1 that his name be changed back to Silas E.Smith.

Judge Leonard remarked that this was probobly tbe most remarkable dodii mCnt that bad ever, been submitted to the Court.

Justice Creighton moved that his name be changed, and that Justice Walker Walker be allowed to name him [Laughter.] ,i

Justice Miller moved to take away his name ancP l&tve him without any.— [Laughter.]

Justice Walker said that the Court had nothiug to do with it whatever he could change his name forty times if he wanted to, but the County Court had nothing to do'with it. [Dropped under^he table.]

the Court of Accuiation at Paris has decided that singing in the street by night does not constitute theogenseof nocturnal disturbance, unless aggravated by cicumstohces which change the cbaractor of the act'and cause it to become a nuicance to the inhabitants. The proceedings which gaye rise to that decision were a charge brought against four young men marching, in company and singing a piece from the "Dame Blanche," at 9-45 in the eve ning. j!

Widow Mary Dyer, eighty-nine years old, died of apoplexy at her house in "^e^t Erifleld,

II., on Sunday week.—

She|lived with the Shakers in 1813, artd, because they would not dodicate her children, petitioned the Legislature to cnact a law revuiring the education of all the children in the State, which was the means of introducing schools among the Shakers.

f^Ono pimple is a blemmisb, two pimples are a mortification, three pimples jare a disgust, brit four or more pim pies are truly distressing to any one.— Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion is the sovereign remedy for all .such afflict jjohs. dwlw

ALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Notice it hereby given that the undersigned, Guardian of Iaabelln -N. Savage, Rebema A. tl. Savage, Ellen B. Savage, Carrie M. Savage, and Thomas M. ijnv&ge, minor heirt of Iaabella C. Savage, deceased, will Bell at private sale, lot number loOr, and lot namber tliirloon, of the sabdivlslon of out-lot number forty-eight, in tb« city of Terre Hante. Applications of purchasers will be received, at my office, in said city, nntil the 20th day of February, 1^67. Terma—Cash.

B. W. THOMPSON,

tF^O Guardian.

BOOTS AND SHOES. obTSAND SHOES.

Boots Nlioes and Gaiters,

To mahierocm for Wiator «tock. Yoa will tavo

vntmay by

calliwp ob bim ut

,I No. 3 Mechanics Block,

ThU Dopartnuut id iu tb bands of SK1LLVUL I WORKMNN. octK^ff

•1 AS PITTING. "i J|"

UA1LROAD

was de

termined to spoil his afternoon'ssport.

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b«« a"" twos ,»lf!K jnla. ra

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

tfileriat. Ths only work on oar Havy

jtt in the Held. A (ants Sad no competition. In

FAEJli^GU,T ud oar NATAjK 0010IANDKB8, by Hon. J. T. Headley, the diBbguiafekd Author and Historian. Hold *ily by AjtnU. Address, K. B. TREAT CO., rUbHsher, 664 Broadway, New York.

WOULD MUTUAL

LIFE IISDMUCS COWAIT,

mf Mrtetsn. Isaac H. Frothingham "George L. Willard, ,tHeury K. Pierpont,

A A. Low, Hauiuol Willets, Obvfur H. Gordon, 8. B. Chittenden, Pater 0.

Oeo. F. Thomae,

Cornell,

ifi-'lJohn Halsey, ,,^.7 Effingham lowasend, Thos. T. Buckley, ,Q 1 Usury A. Swift,

Hon. Vn. Kelly, Wrt. S. Tisdals, Oil-L. Beeckman, Jat. A. Sprague, Hafos U. Craves, A. V. Blaks, •asS.Hoyes, Wm. O. Fowler,

•1

nOFFl CERS.

GS0BQ.I! "L. WILLABD...— ...w-.PmMWDt O. U. GORDON Vice President «. W. PLYBRi..... _..Sedtfctary and Actuary A. W. KOUKliS, U. D.,....Med. Examiner at Office 3. CRANE, M. D., Oons. Physician BrooUvn W.,p. PBtNUUB.. .Att'f Oonnael'i, 2» Wall 8t

This Company, now fully organised, 'having complied with the lawaof N. Y. State, und deposited 11100 000 of ita capital, with the'Superintendent of the Insurance llwpertJMent for the security of ita policy-holders ou as fa voluble conditions as (iiom ot uuy.otbor OompaDj**"

DiviJeudi InoraaM with the age of the policy. NOD participating rates are lower than tnose of any *ompany in the Wfrld.

Losses paid in thirty days after dns notice and proof of deai h. Liberal arrangements made in regard to travel.

One-third of the amount of premium will be loaned the policy holder when desired. Liberal arrangements with good Agents,

AGENTS WANTED

VOB *TH*

"WOMEN of the WAR!"

ATTRACTING THOUSANDS BY ITS THRiLlicg reeord ol the noble and pure uiiuded women, who followed their lids bands and SODS to the War. Writ :un in the glowing, soul stirring language of

FRANK MOORE.

Soilingheyond our most sanguiuo expectations. 12,OOO Copies Sold tie tint Moilk of lis lasae. Hundreds of commendations from the Press and distinguished individuals are pouring iu from all parts di tho country: Agents ars reporting Irom lento twenty-fit a orders per day, and say they find many who ure ready to take tiie work as soon as presented, which la a »*w feature in the Book Buaiuesi. This work is its own recommendation, and sells freely to the best classes of society.— Faithful, energetic, persevering men and women will in tbe Ageucy find lncrative employment.

Sand for Circuiais, giving fnll particulars, and see our tvrms. Addreas NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., 118 West Fourth St Cincinnati, Ohioi

Frank. Miller's prepared HARNESS OIL Blacking, sor oiling Wn.rneaae.-i. Carriaga lops, Ac, ready for Win*'With directions for using. frank Miller's lkathrr pb*servative and Water Proof Oil lilaceing tar Boots

a'1

and Shoes.

Vraik Miller's PALE PRESSRVATIE, Expressly for Ladies,' Gentlemen's and Chil dren'e Morocco, Kid, Calf and Patent

Leather Shoes.

Frank Miller** BRILLIANT jetblack POL. ish Oil Blackiug.

Far Sale Generally Ih the U. S., and Canadas. FRANK MILLER ft CO., 18 20. yedar Street, New York.

COTTON WARPS Of-Extra quality,, all^numbtrs,-widths, colors and patterns. Dressed on Beams, ready for the Loom

For sale by*

ALEX WH1LLDIN & SONS, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Wool & Woolen Yarns SOLD ON COMMISSION.

FASHIONS FOB 1807.

Bradley's Duplex Elliptic or Double Spring Skirts Will not BEND or BREAK like the single springs. They are both Durable, Economieal, and Stylish, and will preserve their pskfsct and gracefnl shape where other Skirts are thrown aside as useless. WEST, BBABLRV »IABI, 97 Chambers Street. N. T.

THE HORACE WATERS

GRAND, SQUARE AND Or RIGHT

I A N O S E O O N S

And Cabinet Organs,

WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. Tbe Best lB8traniealsaade, warranted for six years. New 7 Octave Pianos fUr *275 and up. ards. Sedo'ndhanded Pianos at bftga ins, prises from S«o to 8226. Liberal discount to Teachers and Clergyinon. Factory »nd Warerooms, No. 481 Broadway New York.

IiOUACG WATERS & CO., Manufacturers.

Washes Well! Wears Well

THK GEDTIJIIE

MAGIC RlIFFLfi! These-goods, having the above trade mark on the Boa and Oawi, are warranted to vueaBure six full yards in each piece, and to WEAB and*WA8H as well ati any made by hand.

THE GENUINE MAGIC RUFFLES, still manu factored Uv the original inveutore and patentees, oa superior machinery, from the best materials, and under careful supervlson, have withstood the test* of six TEAtts' constant use, giviag invariable satisfaction.

Manufactured by THE MA.G1C RUFFLK COMPANV, 95 Oliambers Street, New York. Also Manufacturers of RUFFLE FLUTING IRONS.— HOMEMADE RUFFLES.

The Advertiser's Gazette, pub

lished at Boston, Mass., is the only publication of its kind in this ccuntry. It contains information indisputable to every Advertiser. Subscription price One

Dollar

R1lor

Particular Attention givdn to

CUSTOM: WORK

—"Hft'i1

GEIGEK Jk, WICKS Haviu? coiumcuceJ the Oaa Fitting bmiueaa iu cooDectiou wiUi tbWr Lockmuithiog Katabliahipeot, bopo, by prompt Attention io orders, to m«rita Hhace of public patronage.

S?hop pou?U side of Main street, near tbe Torn* Ban Ia 011^. tom

^.ggt-j"..-.,. .•»

rjio SHIPPERS.

AGENCY

Tbo underaigned, Agent for the Bellefontaiao Rt LLfaie, fill give through receipts to all the Eastern citlrx, ou niii|mcuts of Produce of ati kinds. TimonS quick as any other Line, and rates as low.

The "WHITE LINK" cars run over this Boad, and cars ran through to New York and Boston withont. change of freight, drain by this Line can b»shipped in bnlk, which is a great saving to shippers in furnishing sacks. „u AMIES H. TUBNlB,Afsnt.

daltf

Ofltencar T. H., B. Depot.

-sa

•i,y

.«!»*»«!»*

1 M*aaT.u.3*i

,v*a I",

lie.V'd'i od.i fir'-# aofi saa.i^ i«"

t»

tlbfaifc

per y-ar in advance. Specimen

copies, 10 ci'lith.

•. ...ain 0"B fl

A N W S

IV.

KaaelllDx -iSMttp

itoots & Shoes Very €lieti|» .1 To close ont bis large stock ot .uV 1

Iiiipartial Sufferings.

Neither Wealth, Refinement, Station, or Condition are exempt rnilE 11*,HILOTOKBN, or H'emale's Friend, ex _1_ pressly for tiie tieuefit of temsles suflering frjtn hysteria and all those troublesome complaints tliHt invite premature old age, and render Iil'omiserable. Descriptive pnmplilet sent on receipt of postago stamp. 12ARRAL, BISLkif

CO., Ml Chambers St., New York.

ISLErslBUOHU is the CUEE

Pain and Weakness in the Back and

Loins aud all those complaints resnlting from derangement of the kidneys and urinary organs. Hold in largo bottles by the progpists. HAKItAL, KISLKY &

CO.,

Wholesale Druggists, 141 Cham

bers St., New York.

AWVEItTISERS can pro-

cure a complete list of oil Newspapers published in the New England Mates, by enclosing 25 cents to UIlU. I'. HOWELL

25 CENTS TO SITE 25 DOLLARS. HeKCiilnm'rt Bcnslne—Instantly removes l'aint and Grease Spots, and cleans Qioves, Silks, Ribbons, Jtc., equal to new. Sold by Druggists.

CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, EHEUMAT1S1 &C. HeKeniAii'S Genuine Jfodielnal Cod Liver OU.—Our Oil has stood tbo tost of 20 jmuV and tbousauds ol patienca attribute their recovery to its u^o. it is warrauted ^iu^^ U£(xlClIAN A CO., Cbemiata Mttd DruggtsU, New York.

CHAPPED HANDS AND FACE, SOKE LIPS, cured at once by tho Icewllbfilyceri coldest weather. Sold by Druggists

tho use of liegeman's Oiunphor Dj^pV£S the hands soft in the 1 you get the Oenuine.—

jjUKK PILE CURE!! l)r QiWret's Pile Insiniment, for the radical cureof riief, I'rolapsub,^^ Ac., without au operation or medicine,' re. Wdeves tbo worst casb in five minutes, and ha«r~iue»er failed to efl'ect a permanent cure. SendJ^for Circular. Sold by Druggists .generally.—Discount to Dealers.— Agents wanted every-^where Sent by maU, on receipt of FODRqqDOLLABS J. B. BOMAIHE Man a^*i«er,.

I New York.

15)1

|«!*l)3a£i .,

J75 Broadway:

fi.Vvl

THK MOST FBBVK0T OONTOH1C.

Bald hjDrnglsta.

HraKS, WHi UUMks

bmeai t'i hi

•mGw. SMfMt lista» Fai*s, CMBtrjr httt, MlUSt iNik M) lams In Peansjlvaaia, New Jersey, Maryland,

Street, Philadelphia.

ADAMS JCMKL'f MAMMAB1AL BALM and Patent BRKAST BLBVATOR.—To develops the form physiologically. Depot, 363 Canal St., N. T. Send for circular. Sold by druggii ta. Agents wanted.

mm-

James H. Preatica, Ji fH. Hsesenger, .v George L. Nichola,

w. Frothingham, 0. Sheldon,

Samuel B. Caldwell, Oliver 8. Carter, If. & Bentley, al aXewis B. Loder. -11--Vim- P- Prentice, J. T. B, Harwell, ,,,-j j.i II. yrothingham, 'KaraP. Prentice. llou. Stephen taber, B«nj. Uicka. iV|

A PHTSICuiUUiCAIt VIEW OF HABRIAGS, containing nearly 300 pages, and 130 One Plate Ingravings of the Anatomy of the Human Orgaaa In a state of Health and Disease, with a Treatise on Carly Irrors, Ita deplorable conse-

8lor's

nones* upon the Mind and Body, with the AuPlan of Treatment—tbe only ratlotal and successful mode ot Cure, as ehowu by the rapert ot casea treated. A truthful adviser to the married!, and those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts of thefr physical dondition Bm' free of postage to any addross, on receipt of to oenta In stamps or postal currency, by addressing Dr LA CROIX, NO. 31 Maiden '.Lane, Albany, N T. The Author may bo consulted upon any of th ilaistm open 4rbich his. book traats. sent to any part of the World.

Medicine

WINTER EMPLOYMENT. MB MONTH and Bxpenses Paid Male

household.

Hale A Keats, to introduce a very

Osefnl InTenllen, of absolnto ntllity in Agents prefer!ng to work on Commis

sion can earn frcm $30 to $80 per day. For full particulars, enclose stamp, aud addr«sa, W G. WILSON & OO.. Cleveland, Ohio.

For choice of tarrltorj, addr«M G*o. B. fi OEM, Publisher, 114 Main St., Cincinnati, Ohio.

,C. WITTIG & CO.,

Have taken Inventory •^.1 Jl. ... -sha.,,,

and have

i-'

ALL THEIR GOODS

-V

Their entire Winter Stock r-"'' a-tJ.

be sold

.at

ACTUAL COSTI

,.j.

^-.7 'v-

i«p.

-M# i6li

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-IC.u

J.* lUti 1 A A.

Call and examine for yourself

#s»i. sis

A Saving of 10 to 25 pet cent. in purchasing at this Souse E

C. WITTIG & CO., 73 AIA.IN STREET, OPPOSITE MoKEEN'S BANE

delsdawtf Terre-Haute, lnd.

STORAGE, COMMISSION & GRAIN.

J'T. COX. T. M. HUMPHREY.

cox & imnpuBEY,

Fowwarding Commission MercbanU Offlce No. 7 South Water Street, And Wharf-Boat foot of Sycamore Street,

EvaiMTille, Indiana,^ GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS, And SOLE AGENTS for

Nashville $ Northwestern Railroad, and Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.

Through Bills and through Rates given toNaBh ville, andall points South. n27d3m

S. WHITED, W. Dbafeb. Terrs Haute, lnd.

S. WHITED & CO.,,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS And Cotton Factors, Mo. '27 Canal Street, New Orleans, La.

W. L. DRAPER, will romain in Terre II ante and make liberal cash advances on Consignments. Mis offlce for the present is with Buri.am A Grimes Real Kstate Agents, ovorDavis' Drugstore.

REFERENCES:

Wm. Glenn & Son's, Hamilton, Clay A Co., aud Fearce, Tolle Holton, Cincinnati, V. Shewmaker and Bement A Co., Terre Haute. Willard A Porter, Evansville. J. H. Carter, Wallace A Co., and Wells

Bro.'s, Mew Orleans. Tuckertuan,

Hnlligan A Co., N. Y. rabadly.

JOHN JOHNS & CO.,

Commiswion Merchants, —AMP—

GENERAL DEALGB8 IN PKODITK, Ac.,

NJ. 911 North Leveo, bet. Cherry & Wash Sts.,

ST. LOUIS, MO.

dcc25dl:ii

I A S E CKCE1VINO roilWAKDJNa CommiMMion Merohaut,

AND DEALftttfi IM

Or a in, flour am S a It.

Wabk llouai—Cu thw Caiml, sear }he Terro Haut« tfc Ilichmoud t»ad B. C. KaiiroaH DepoU* mai5dwtf Tiiamie HAUTE, 1ni»,

JOHN HANK?.

JOHN8TOBAOK,

ALoNZO HA«IT.

HANEY & CO., COMMI8ION

AND

A I N E A E S

WnreUouso on First St., at tbe Caual Basio. jao9dwtf TKRTIK HADTK, IND.

MAGISTRATE.

THE

CO,, Advertising Agents,

Boston, or New York.

undersigned will attend tc office and duties of Justice of tho iVace, and to tbo writing aud takiugof acknowledgements ol Deeds, Mor'grtgvs, Leaac^, An, Ha will nUo attend to tbe collHstifii of Notes and Accounts.

LINUS Be DENKHIE,

fflce corner of Third and Ohio Streets, Terre ante* ludUoa. mrh^OSm.

|JNION BAKERY.

FRANK UEIWIG «& BRO

ManufACturers of all kind* of

CEACKEES. and Doners in

O E I E S

On Lafayette St., between Canal and Depot,

E E E A E

de30dly

•i

lo TUatn riJ

in er.wi

INDIANA.

Carriage Painting!1

HOWARD MANNING, Carriage Painter, Corner 6th and Cherry Streets, over Kred. L. Myers' Carriage and Wagon Shop.

All work entrusted to my care, will be done with •eatneea and dispatch, And warranted to give sataiiactlon. A reasonable share of public patronage la roapectfalljaolioitad/'1 fjelltf

ad -jt? as"3

DRY ICOOOt.

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S

Seml-inasI

t}&<

.!-rt .A

,. t- ..in

O O S

AT RETAIL !fv •f""

Commenees Jan'y Ith, 1867!

SetjA

tSraSS®

„,ib ntuarf -i«- il'U. '5

.% -u.-. C."' 'J*L'

JfJj.

l-ft- *V»

Merrimack Prints 16| .c|^

12£ cents!

*f'

Redoeed the Prlee «fti, K' E

-f.1

U-*N

Sprague Prints 16f cts!

American Prints 16f ctsF'

Dunnell Prints 16f cts!

Double Purple Prints 16 2-3

Pink Prints 16 2-3 cts!

2000 yards Bleached Muslin

2000 y'ds Brown Muslin 12|

2000 yards heavy yard wide

Brown Muslin 20 cents!

All Wool Flannels 26 cents!

French Morenoes 65c to

Figured English Morenoes

yard wide 33f cents!

3000 yards Best Figured De

Lanes 25 cents!

Gents Paper Collars 10 cents

per Box!

Ladies Balmoral Skirts $2.0€

Wool Blankets 6, 8 and $1C

per pair.

»,-"-a

I 3%' T-t

BO OM

A E

Prevent Carrying Over

All Goods Marked Down to exceedingly LOW PK1CM8 to close Winter Stock

TTJELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S.

Main street, corncr 5th, Torre-llautc.

MERCH'T TAILORING.

J^JBRCHANT TAILORINTG.

isa j*~

J. W1LMSLEY,

Merchant ,i Tailor I

Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment ol

Cloths,

.r9.

•1

'*$

V'*

srji

„iSC if fa Js't.U

GOODS.

AT HTS

•nil

F. S. GIBUS. LEE Cbandall. New Orleans.

TAILORING ..... it ,'u L.t,.

ESTABLISHMENT!

East Side of the Public Square

COAL.

I I A O

I* now aupplying the beet qnalitj of River Ooal at tbe market rates. Orders left Ohamberi' Grocery Store, soutbwrat corner of tbe Public Sanaro, will receive nrorapt attention. ImAIT

f^lOAL I COAL U-Of a Superior quality, front the NSW MINES at CUBBYSVir.LE, (or sale cheap, at tbe E. C. R. B. Co. Depot. We respectfully solicit all Dealers and Consumers of Coal, to call and examine It. Any quantity can be had at all times by applying to the Agents, J. P. Daris, Marble-Shop, Wabaah at., Frank Garthwait, Frontier Grocery and Provision Store, Terre Haate, lnd. n28d6m PIONKEK COAL MINING CO.

COAL AT 121-2 CTS!

JOHN

McFARLANE IS NOW larnishing the best ijtiality ol* Biror Coal, at TWELVE AND A HALF OKNTS per. bush«l, screeued|on a wider screen than any other Dealer Is using. Orders leit at the Ooo.ity Scales, or at Woodmansee's Orocnry, on Main street, next door to C. C. Smith A Co.'s Store ItSVe, will receirx prompt attention. Leave orders with Gtu. Arnold, at the Post Office. se4d0nt

HATS AND CAPS.

EW YORK iiAT ST ORB

Joseph C. Yates,

JUST IN RECEIPT OP

Mens' Hata of all kinds, Hoys" Hata of all kinds, Miuea' Gats of all kinds.

DRY COOOi.

HT'

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d-"

C^sim«res

rvia»

Vestinap#---11'1"

Gentlemen in want of Clothea made to order should call and examine t-.(i

_n.

PRICES:!

r»i-

Infanta' Hata of all kinds.

And at all prices. Hats made to or-ler on short notice. Com" and see

THE FALL STYLES,'

Corner Main ana Fifth Sti-rotn, Terre Hunt*,. t.r»d. nov 27«)tf

HORSES,

MULES AND HOGS.

—I will sell on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, betwe«n the honrs of ti o'clock A.M. and 12 M. at the l*ullic 1'oiuiJ in tho city of Terre llaute, to the highest bidder, at pnblieauction*all hogs that may hare been oa any

•JHV crfiHaunii •, "t

11 :rt

*a«ibu

2,000 yard»Eimcy RUids. «t 2Ucta)

2.000 yards Fancy Plaids at 25cts.

Elegant ,Rep|SiU« *t #3,0#5i,

Eifgaafc Figured Silkftali2,50. ii

Elegant Corded Silks at:2,l&.

Silk4,rifrli)98f.,t:M ''|1A

Elegant Striped Silks at 1,7$?*'"^

50 pipq^f, ^t^ipedPoplinfl ai I1,801 (Other |^rt^yre se^iiigetWfwttoiiawiOMF Fine Merinos at ^,60,1.1,40,1,30,' ,1,^^(10,8^an^{ 60-otoJtoi

Frenph I^epps and iElfc] fr q^xct^.tOfl,50i

Alpaca^

Black

X5» 66#,aad 60

Nubias as loir as Hb

oiT

[ft**- ,*

and

Coloi^t^l,e0

Good Twilled F?ariSels'it 40 Centa-

Good BalAaor^ls at', 2^)Q, 2,6ft, 3,00 and'^,00. ji j.i!

Good Prints

tat.

Good Hoop Skirt#

•iliiT j. ol HJUi« font jviourvr

ij.-.fq jto Xi'i

v.'* SKl« 1 via

(j'.i'wn tra*'*-1

fit SM

a!*- .J-*

h'JB «J»W

l^And

I is* IU 1» I* Good Shirting Stpripea«t 20. c4a»- '{-to-jt

An Excellent Kid Glove a¥'l,2K

Shawl»and Cloaks m'eAdfe^r varf"*0^ 4 0 0 to $ 5 8 0

i-Vil fM (i itfiiJiloawgA "U.M 16 ofM /U .'(! ironii' baii

Tr~?i --»iA niLUi btr# twbiof iqa** •jhJ iioq men »iu.tiqw

A Largis aHd {it**

XjI TT 'f

KJ i.«d

.uVf

Hi 9d»

,-«M

9lii

t,anf0

Ermine,, Mi^n\[iS4bmia*

Squirrel,Coney* Wbter Minify &Ck Atoo, Vr9m&i Skatinff Muffs-rto

J""'*-

Hi5T"liaj®r''

?,*IS

.3 II ,*booW "iM T®

2 il II 'fcooW .-.i£ -J*

fiDSAlili

1„1

Corner, oj Main and ^pug-i^ J/frjtilp JA 4

jaly9dw.1 T*R«* HfOTf. jy^noHf

s-K^nnpK-9

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oflia

AT \f A.iiDTT2

OUKNELIUS UAfifiCBTIV^ .^'J -Hi I®-« »os

Farringturt Cortjur-

TEBBE XJTfi,TH9 -i

PWn »«d Ftoey

PWid,

Plain Black Silks, &c~ Ac., Ac.

t9q

r/fiR

«di rfiiv

WllithiieyfX

A I.EX. THOMAS,

mrhlMKni. OitT Marshal.

raei' /f5£

uht

.ntfiiuntau-i

no iMlt BialnflJ Ji

in'

rt-fti

S S S I S I

bwq

tniavi .ill

ttr.'utla

,., «jiA

Rith Stoire Aatiqacs* ,, .saoeJ

Plain Colored

lil!*

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j„ .jis- a*.»w tiwfU

9d at I-r*"!l«r .actmodsk

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PLAIN A PLA10 JWFLIN8*

PLAID PiM€B POKWSrlL^

SCOTCH PLA ^jaa

f»i»f

EMPRESS C^,QP»(1AlUi!

FREMCn

Uouse Furnishwg

-iii eriJ Yd ovu:t

B£

oriT

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AtrfHttATBST COLOBIKOS^^

bna

A. iABGE STOCI&Or aifcuiH. uw'j-j* :.o =slftt« rsmi»t

sub

»M Uu-y^uf

Itm oi..i »m«

K'-qm tan -»v»d

iN? Bath, dnd

if i,,

Wide White and Colored

nets, for Skirting

.l-gu-

these days

within tho Public 1'ound inore than la'elvo hours and ail tlin horses or moles that may hare been in ^aid Ponud inore Chan two days.

.KVlljj

vl'F. Oi')

J^EVV GROCERY STORE.

ticMGE £T BfilCSLER Has opened now Grocery Store on Sixth Street, twodoora south of the National Home, wlwn be will keep not only the articles usually foaod in a first class Grocery Establishment, bat all the frnit* and vegetables of the season. The latter will to supplied from hia extensive gardens, and will always be Ireab, rf,J ... „oct27d!lm«i«

Ladies'

nan

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jvtteCK ",3"

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t:U ni

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io® firtdw io 8»toaai««B Iu*

'{Colored BlankM*,™®1

Childi'en's Crib illaikot&,,xi,duw

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vi9)ua*9t

Jlaii

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twliH baa

^.idi

Fine White Flannels ftbthmui r*t v«l I«j Plain Colored Opera J'Vwwgfcc n-iiiU hmo

n* .nrf RV»fH i«d4 f.'.' irfd a 1*10

SHEGTIIMH fi SillKTIIHMt

Iii all' b4s^ makes, at NJW TOBK HUC .1" A -"J i'? b:«n. is7oi f»cv.odl iio SDCk

cto^-joum'ZtlZ t*ij*.'itSd'M JTOHii'fl'wy

tjattiA l-'f.n

WATBB^BOOP^

BKAVEBCLOTHS, &c., Act

haetMiiui

jUBOADCIiOTHS* io

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