Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 March 1867 — Page 2

DAILY EXPR

T-TC-R.Tt.TC HAUTE. INI). ..

Friday Morning,. March 22ad, 1881

Cincinnati Commerewl is disposed

4t r^gafd the aomination of Mr. 8. N. Pike, of Opera House notoriety, by the democracy, for the Mayoralfcy of Cincinat in he to a ok

"cS*Bs'taur-*t--liwt bee^ badg4**d *un* jnto passing a bill authorizing »sarrey of the proposed 25iagara Ship Canal.— "\Vo hope a survey will he all that will ever be undertaken by the Government Sea'eBn r6*»pect to the project. It is uwl«ai and foolish "expenditure of the national sHOA JfcW ito vr'-i it soaat'f

TiiE

"Wasbif*sKn

ti,

,i»3U£' (f»'S

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letter w5-" ""jf*

v^uiigrcse

will

adjoiur'**

*°°n

amended reconstruct^ till ^*^7

arid

u^i

ed oil. That mat** now in the handa of the Presided

vtiat disposition to

muk'e3 of ii will soon bo knowo*rT The country will be disappointed if Congress dues not hold on long enough to do lomething about ttoe currency. 'j

Tub New Albany Commercial, a few (lays since, published a,.pretty rough aftu cle assailing the integrity of the members ofthe lust Legislature of our Stat^.' The Indianapolis Journal replied to (be assault of Iho Commercial in a warm WJiy, and the .niuwor has now branched off into a profit* l«b perkonal controversy between those ilwo papors, ltir uwuy lroin the original

:an

fijRAJl WoODBtrry, so long known to the ALuuiata turf us a horoe trainer and jockey, died in IVuw York a few days

sinco. lio bore the reputation of an honOit aud upright in his business and his (iouih

wili

bo deplored by a large dir-

*v- cle of friends. The New York Herald fltiy styles hita iho "Nestor of the trotting course" and davotea nearly a column to a record of Uw virUies. lie was perhaps juoro generally known aud Qbteenied among tho hdriemen and lovers of the turf in the Uuitud States than any ot^er person connected with it. *4 .rj, P*

Ths ruuior i* current that President

JoHitfaow endorses the lata resolution of Auoust Belmont and his co*coaamiUee men of the National Democratic Executive Committee making an indefinite postponement of the time, for holding a Rational Democratic Convention. It can scarcely be possible that A. J. has any hope that the Democracy will take him up as their next Presidential candidate. 'No hope of that, Mr. Johnson. Corrupt 'and enfeebled as the Democracy now is, it hua vitality enough left.tq do much better than that comes to.

Andrew

will ne^er

be disturbed by any party in this country seeking him as a standard bearer. toa«J 1

^Bankrupt Registers Chief Justice Chase is reported 'to have declined to appoint the Registers provided for in the now Bankrupt act until ho can confer with the full Bonch in April. He is reported to be -even now overwhelmed with applications for appointments. Tho appointments will be more numerous, it is said, that is generally supposed, and will average one to each county of any importance. The plan indicated is to appoint none but first Class lawyers, who wi|l bo subjected to a rigid examination, the position being deemed of equal importance in many respects to that of District Judgo of tho United States Courts. The fees are to bo made remunerative enough to command the best legal talant, and whero there are many applicants for the benefit of the act, to mako the office of .Register highly profitable. Tho now law is an experiment in this country, and it is doubtful how it wilt work. If tho Supreme Court puts its elocution into good hands it may prove a success, although thoro are many things in the law that seem at first glance to be objectionable. ~~tt

—j-Ll*

Fenian Blots

Irelaud-

Tho English and Irish newspapers which arrived by the last steamer were llllod with tho details of tho late Fenian outbreaks in Ireland. Tho reports given are not at all flattering to th insurrectionists. There was no order or concert of action of any kind. The whole thing consisted of a series oi mere petty riots in different parts of the country, the principal locality being tho four counties of Cork, Tipperary, Limerick and Waterford. The ordinary police force of tho country was sufficient to quell the disturbances and everything is now reduced to comparative order ngain. Tho appearance of additional Euglish troops in Ireland will soon close out tho whole thing. If the Fenians have any organization or any leaders, worthy the name, they ought to proveL,t tho happening of suoh outbreaks. They are discreditable to the cauee and injurious to Feuianiam in every view. If the late occurrences were the result of any preconcerted plan they aro a disgrace to tho Fenians, We think that Irishmen in this country will not have much further to do with it. At thus far managed it has proved a failure all around. The sums of money lavishly contributed by Irish men and women in this country havo been squandered foolishly and tho whole cause has lost any prospect of success.

MWkS CcjjpiiM ten io t&iifce JmPSkPi

his princely donatioli towards education at tire-Sooth, has beta signed by. the Pres. idfcnt. It is to be enrolled in an elegant manner on parchment and presented to him. The gold medal ordered for him by &ongna%.to accom|i|»fc^e resolution^ thanks,-i* ia progrop of preparation 00a it is thought will be finished in timr to be presented befora Mr. Pkabodt I***

England. The gift which ",lled

forth

these acknowledgements the most manifioent, we believe '™r presented by a citizen to the publC"

&(>..acky Omoencf

2j,e critical campaign has opened ear-

f,.s

season in oar neighboring State of /entucky. Helh, the rebel Democratic candidate for Governor, inaugurated it in alpeech~at Leidngton lasTweek. He is reported to have justified the. late rebellion, insisted on the exploded doctrine of State's Bights, denounced Congress in unmeasured terms, raved about the recon struction bill and sworn that the Democrats of Kentucky wouldresist its enforcement. This sort of talk is a fair sample of Kentucky Democracy. The party in that State wants reconstructing about as badly as the rebels in the Cotton States, and in some localities infinitely worse.— There are true and loyal men in Ken tucky who, of course, are arrayed in oppoposition to the doctrines announced by Hzlm, but we fear they are in the minority. £he Democratic leaders of the Stat« are little better than actual rebels and seem to be striving to bring upon them' «elves and their people the honors of an other civil war. They have profited bat little by witnessing the sufferings of their Southern brethren or seeing the forbearance of the Government towards thom selves. It may be well enough for them not to be too rampant or defiant in their treason. A time of reckoning may come.

a. Letter from Indianapolis.

.*swyvsv.i.

v^lKv¥-JCk*#'is«**y

The citizens of iiloomington held a large meeting last week and passed resolutions of thanks and gratitude to the Legi*» ~"laturo for the appropriations made, at the last session, in aid of the State University at tuat place. Doct. Nott, Prof. Ow*N, ex-Uoveruor Dusnino, Messrs. BkoaD- ., WSU., Hlii, CUNUINO, Jobdon, Mbbkpi'm, and others addressed the meeting. \VtoS.' Owen presented the outline of a pluu for increasing the usefulness of the university, and pledged the best efforts of thojacuity towards carrying it out. If \#we may judge from the spirit manifested by the Faculty, students and citizens the appropriation of the Legislature has been weti bestowed. The State has too long neglected its own university and suffered it to languish for want of pecuniary support. Wo hope it will, in the future, be liberal, and make it a first class seat of learning. •fc.0' rrt

OIL COMPANIES—MO*TTriJlY•• STATIST: TBESX0F—THS ClTT WATXlt WOBKS— NOBIS DESIGN—FISH LAW AGAIN— 7ISHIN0 IN CBaTAIN MANNER FROHIB

ITKD

FOE

OXJi.

Among the companies which had the fairest prospects were the "National Petroleum and Mining Co.," the "Indianapolis & Louisville" ditto, "Indiana & Ken tucky," ditto, the "Warner Anteclinal' and "Hoosier." There were probably not less than two hundred thousand dollars invested in the operations of these and othet companies by citizens of Indianapolis and it is a matter of grave doubt whether five thousand dollars in theag' gregate have returned to the pockets

THE CITY WATEB-WOBKS.

The papers report that the project of supplying tne city with water by a reservoir and the requisite machinery on Crown Hill, is about to fall to the ground. The statement was not authoritative, and may prove to be without foundation. It is a matter of fact, however, that the enterprise has not been heartily seconded by our citizens, while its management and prosecution has been left aim ost entirely to non-residents, principally to Mr. R. B. Catberwood, of New York. Plans submitted to the Council last summer or fall showed the work was entirely feasible,that it could be finished in a reasonable length of time, and at an expenditure of money which should notalarm a city of fifty thousand inhabitants, especially when a company proposes to advance the means and then tax the citizens in the way of reasonable water-rents, etc.

The rights and privileges asked by the company were granted by the Common Council on the third of last November, and Mr. Catherwood is now having design*, plan* and other preparations made for the prosecution of the work. Under the provisions of the charter the work must be actively engaged in. on the ground, during the present year. A FOUNTAIN IN THE CIRCLE—OB A BOBS.

It has been intimated that in case the water-works are completed as contemplated by the company, one of our wealthy citizens will, at his own expense, erect a magnificent bronze fountain in the Governor's Circle, embellished with beautiful designs, statuettes, and other appropriate illustrations, after the manner of the proposed Tyler Davidson fountain of Cincinnati. The location is certainly all that could be desii^d, and such an instance of individual munificence for the public good would secure enviable fame aud ev. erlasling gratitude to the donor.

the etbht of a Wfcre to hi

Vaterwork*fetafctbd isaaldan effc be made td hate an artesian wilt the sattte place, firstly to procure water, if only enoiigh for a fountain, and secondly to ascertain what manner of strata underlie the city, and wbeiherjthe experiitmnts may not lead to some Interesting develop-

The most sensible procedure would be to secure the erection of the water works and then a fountain that would be "a tiling of beauty" and a first diss brewer of Ad-

the #isH tA"w MAIN.

As thero seems to be a general misunderstanding in regaid to the fish law, the time when' taking fish in a certain manner is prohibited, etc., I have copied the* law entire, so that it may be fully, understood. enbolled act, no. 30, senate of ind.

An act to provide for the protection of fish, defining the time in which they may be trapped, netted or seined affixing the penalty for the violation of this act, and declaring an emergency.

Sec. l. B» it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, that it shall be unlawful to trap, net, shoot or seine fish in any of the lakes, rivers oi small streams within this State, for the period of two years from and after the taking effect of this act, and at all times thereafter, between the first day of May and the first day of September of each yoar and any person, or persons, found trapping, netting, shooting or seining fish in violation of this act, shall, upon conviction thereof, ba fined in any sum not exceeding twentyfive dollars, nor less than five dollars promML, however, that the penaltihe proscribed in this act, shall not be enforced against 'persons taking fish out of the Ohio ana St. Joseph rivers.

Sec.

TWO YKAB8—MISCELLANX*

AsiH IvsiAiTAFOLM, March 21, 486? OIL COMPANIES— MOBTUAKY. Something less than two years ago there were six or eight oil companies in this city ii* the hey-day of magnificent pros* pects—chuckling over the reports of big strikes, and confident of unbounded sue cess Eaieh individual stockholder looked forward to the time when his shares, which cost him only a few hundreds, should be worth as many thousands—not to say anything of the promises and prospects of the shares being "watered"—and paying dividends of a most agreeable character. In many cases really fabulous prices were put upon stock, and there are few who held the paper who will not admit, if thiey admit anything, that they had good opportunities of selling at a pleasing fig ure. But alas! the fickle goddess smiled only to deceive, and the companies, with hardly an exception, have "gone up the spout.'' In fact it is hard to find an individual who will own up that he took risk in the oleaginous venture.

2. Whereas, an emergency, is de

clared to exist for the immediate taking effect of this act, the same shall therefore take effect and be in force, from and after its passage. Approved March 9,1867.

It is evident that trapping, netting, shooting or seining fish at any timajor two yoars is prohibited by the law. m\

imt MISCELLANEOUS.:"' The reported dissatisfaction existing in regard to the city ticket nominated on Saturday last, is due more to the talk of unsuccessful candidates and their friends than anything else. The ticket will be elected.

The Democracy are hard at work en deavoring to get up a submarine city ticket. They are manipulating certain independent and discordant elements' The great sanhedium, it is reported, is not over confident of success —their proposed plan of action not having succeeded much at the last elec tion.

The acts of the Legislature will not be published before the first of May. The Secretary of State is diligently at work and will get them out at the earliest moment. J. C. B.

»i

"Youb Lotion has cured me of Tetter (or Salt Rheum) on my hands of thirty years standing," writes Joseph Kisler of Danville, Ind., who has been using Palmer's vegetable Cosmetic Lotion,. fT:|

QITY BILL POSTER

GEO. W. BEIFSNIDBft. Programmes and Circulars distributed in GOOD STYLE1

WAll order* left tt Dowling Hall, or at the Journal Office, will be promptly I '.tended to with aestneM and dixpatoh. Bi'i ^'1 mh4tf

TNDIANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. Notice to Contractors.

bic yaids.

(of

the hopefiil adventurers^, The "Warner Co.," whose territory is, I believe, in West Virginia, is successful, it is said—at least in getting oil. It has on hand several thousand barrels. The wells are located within a stone's throw of a railroad, and transportation is a matter of no difficulty but with the crude material selling at 5c per gallon, the com pany has not been able to declare any dividends, so far as heard from. The "Indianapolis & Louisville," working in Barren county, Kentucky, has also a large amount on band which cannot be disposed of for one dollar per barrel. The company has excellent territory and two flowing wells. Persons interested in the latter console themselves with the reflection that "it is only a question of time." If there is any consolation for the others, I have not been advised. ,,

A. A. Low, Samuel Wilteta.

mas. The deaths

CKTIX

SEALED PBOPOSALS RECEIVED Wednesday, April 10th prox., at the Office ol J. A. Vrydagh, Architect, 8. B. corner of Fifth and Main Street, Terre Hante, Inditba, for the fol Ibwiag work and material* in conetruction of (aid Normal School Building: lit, Excavation* of foundation* about 3,600

2J, Fnrniahing 2,800,000 Brick*. 3d, Lnfiag the aame. 1th, About $3,000 worth of Dreaaed Stone ia fonn dation and wall. 5th, 18 Iron Column*, weight abovt 20,000 lbs. 6th, 160 Window Frame*. 7th, Putting in and bridging Joist*, Wood Brick*,

Doit Shaft*, Ac.

Full information a* to Plans, Specifications and condition* furnished at Architect'* Office on and aftur Friday, March 22d. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids not satisfactory a* to price or term*. Surety required for per'nm. ance of contract*.

Uy Order of Board of Truatep*. JOHN INGLK, Jr., President. Terre Haute, Ind., March 14th, 1807.

TRADE, 1867.

HARTS0CK &: BANNISTER

HAVEVOW RECEIVED THE

Largest and Cheapest

STOCK OF

iwr$i£

Cloths and Cassimeres.

That they have purchased since 1861.

ALLWOOL

Cassimere Suits!

-FOR-

TWENTY DOLLARS!

Fine Black Cloth, and French and English Cassimere suits, at mm

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!

twv'A. t.'jVK i.'hVwe'lt

Our Merchant Tailoring

Department under the superintendence of Mr. BLACK, an Experienced Cutter, will give our Customers perfect satisfaction.

mn. f-d «i "I ill-itf

We also bare a well selected stock

FURNISHING GOODS!

REDUCED PRICES!

Suitable for the season. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.

pLAUSSEN, BISHOWSRY & Co

Importers and Jobbers of

NOTIONH AND TOYS.

W O E S A E E A E S

FANCY GROCERIES, SB«AS S, TOBACCO*, TKaa, eto JOdtf

UAL

LITE UffiOtMCB COMPANY, 121 Broadway, New York.

lion Stephen Taber,

Ittttc Frwingbam George L. Willard,

8. B. PeterC.Oomell, ita Hon. Wm.XeIly, Wa, 8. Tiadale, ftil. L. Beeckiaaa, Jo*. A. Spragoe, XI Bilti B. Gravea, A V.BIaka. $ Jame*

Geo. r.

Effingham Towosend, Tho*. T. Buckley, H*nry A. Swift, Jataei 1L PrantMe, II. Meearngwy Qeorge b, {Ochola, S. W. Frothingliani,

Koyee,

Wm. O. Fowler, gamae! B. Caldwell,

Wm. C. Sheldon, Olivers. Oatter, Le#i* V. Xoder, J, T. B. Maxwell, litraP- Prentice. B«nj. Uicks.

8. Beutley,

Wm. P. Prentice,

fcTmhlrntow,

OFFlCMJtS.

OXOMM

L." WllLABD.... .l...Preeltont

O. H. GORDON Vice Precident «. W. PLYEB .....Secretary and Actuary A. W. BOGEB8, M. D.,....Med. Examiner at OfBoe J. CRAHE, M. D., Con*. Phy*ician Brookl*n W. P. PitENTICE....Att'y Counaerr, 2» WaU St

The plan* for biMinea* for thi* inttitutioa are very liberal and attractive to these who wiih to insure their lire* in a firit-claa* company, fts Itniiae** 1* very large and rapidly increasing. All the various kinds of Policiee are iianed on as favorable terms a* are offered by any other good company iathe country...

Dividends taeniae with the age of the policy. Non -partic pating rat«« are lower than tnoee of any Dompaay in the Wfirld.

LoMespaid ii thirty days'after due notice and proof of death. Liberal arrangement* made in regard to travel.

One-third of the amonnt of praaium will be loaned the policy holdar.wbM Wnd. JKBOXE KDS&AT, General Agmt, .( Indianapolis,Indiana.

The

Trawaait

Baaltm

MtsMgas,

From the New Tork Herald, 11th Feb'y, 18S7.

"Pamama,1st

from

Conditiohs.—This valuable work, containing 180 closely printed 12m«. pages, will ba sent, free to any address, on the following terms: One Copy, Pamphlet Edition 30 Cta.

Fine Paper, Cloth, Gilt Back

BOKuX^

New Tork.

that disease are numerous,

and Panama Is fan of pestilence and filth. The season is the sickliest knowh for years. The yellow fever is raging on board the Jamestown, (the United States man-of-war,) and the deaths average one or two per diem. The Commodore will pnt to sea in order to disinhet the ship. "Dr. little, American Consul, died of yellow {ever on the 29th January. From the jEu| tuat the majority of the men on board the JHHItfliHwn are proetraied with diseaee, the ^wal guard uf marines at his fnneral could not beTormed."

From the Sew York Tribune, 11th Feb'y,-1867.

"Panama,

OlLirOBKIAM.

The Metropolitan Collar,

Sold by

A. T. STEWART CO.,"

Broadway, Chambers and lieade Street, N. T.

THE AMERICAN

1867.

PAMUianS

31st Jan., 1867.

"The health of our city (Panama) is not by any means what it usually is there have been many leatha. Cholera

sa'4 to have entirely disap

peared on the Nicaragua route.

.SOT1CE TO

3 *».'

There has not bean epidemic disease of any kind on the Nicaragua route, anil it is quite healthy.— Tne next steamers by the way of Nicaragua will be the '•Santiago de Uuba," and "San Francisco," 9th and 30th March.

COTTON WARPS

Of Extra quality, all number*, widthvcolor* and pattern*. Dresaed on Beams, ready for the Loom. For sale by

ALEX. WHILLI)I\

& mm

PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Wool & Woolen Yarns SOLD ON COMMISSION.

FARMER d. 1807.

FOB

1867i

The Practical Farmers' own Paper.

The Cheapest and bast Agricultural and Horticultural journal in America. Illustrated with numerous engravings of Farm Building*, mals, Implements, Fruit*, Flower*, Ac. OnltAni

Cts.

Great inducements to Clubs. Agents wanted every where. P. GARRETT A CO Publishers, 702 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

AGENTS WANTED FOB

"THE HISTORY CF THE WAR BETWEEN THI STATES—TRACING ITS ORIGIN, CAUSES AND RESULTS,'

HON. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, AH» FOR THE LIFE, LETTERS AND SPEECHES OF Hon. Alex. H. Stephens,

By Henby Cleveland.

Ssnd for Circulars and see our terms. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING OO., 607 Minor Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

H. W. JOHNS' O E O O I N

Has been in use 10 years, and has a larger sale than ell other kind* of Composition Roofing combined.

Elastic Mineral Cement,

Foi Bepairing Leaky Shingle and other Roofs

Preservative Paints, Roolag, Cemeat, 4c.

Exclusive right to sell and apply these matt-rials will be given to responsible and energetic parties. Send for descriptive circular, price*, Ac., to

H. W. JOHNS, 78 William St^ JT. T,

FISHINft TACKLE. Needles, Fish Hooks, Ac of every description, imported and manufactured by ALBERT DRAPER, No. 63 Nassau St., New Tork, one door from Maiden Lane.

Horsemen Attention! Jvrr Pbbusekd. a

A New, Enlarged Edition of Dr.

Tridball'h"Cele

brated Book on the treatment of all the disease* of Horses, with trick* practised by Jockey*, aad how to tell age* of Horses and Cattle. Every Horse owner should ha»e it. Sent by mail for only

cents. Address U. S. MELLEtf, Lewiiton, J»e.

FOR SALE.

State*and County Rlgbks, of J. B. CAPEWELL & CO'S., Celebrated Glass Castor Wlmel*, for 3edsteada and Pianos. FoP particulars address as above, Box 680 P. 0., Philadelphia, Pa.

WINTER EMPLOYMENT.

PICK MONTH and Expenses Paid Male or Female Agents, to introduce a very

ewand Useful Invention, of absolute atiiity household. Agents prefering to work on Commission can earn frcm $S0 to |30 per day. For full particulars, enclose stamp, and address,

W.G.

WILSON A CO.. Cleveland, Ohio.

AGENTS WANTED XTO

SOAP NO WATER! NO SLOP! Brown's J^j Glass Cleaning Polish, patented Oct. 10th, leiSo, for cleaning and polish ng Windows, ttirrors, Gold and Silver-plated ware, Brasp, Copper, Tin, Ac. A new invention of the greatest practi cal worth, oonreniencs and eoonomy. Indispensable to all private house-keepers, hotel-keepers, store-keeper*, Ac. Large discount to the trade. Korftall particulars address C. M. BROWN, 74 Bleaker Street, New Tork.

Vf7"ANTE D.—Three or Four

II School Teachers in each aounty in each county in the West, to engage in a business that will pay from

$100

509

—AT— 'I'UI,.

to per month. Address,

ZKIQVeR, MoCVKDYSl£0 a

CO.,

601

by dragglcts.

A PHTBKruUUlGAL VIEW OF

•ly Errors, its IsplscaM* co: %iad a»d|j^. with 4ba

sucoesatnl mode of Ours, as shu a by

ot cases treated.

Hsd, aad tfcose iimfflilln ilsgi, saterteln doaMsof tfesfr Itw of posMpto say iritw, is twill of oaatslBStaaspcor postal saRaaey, hy aMUlila Dr LA CROIX, NO. S1 IUMsb Um, Atbsmy. lT T. The Author may be consalted upon any of Iks diseases upon which His book treats. Mediciae sent to aS)r$a*tW thaWorid. X'v

SURE PllE CUfiBt! Dr. GUbrst's Pile InsKfMatti loc tto radical cure of Piles, Prolsjsas^sp fr^artthonr an operation or mediciae, re, WUsiyss ths wocst case ia five mioutss, aad hasF-iasver faUsd ta effect a permanent cure. fitadMbrdmlir. Sold by Druggists generally.—^iDiscount to Dealers.— Agents wanted every-HHwhere Sent by Icaii, on rssoipt of O C,j^y)DOVfiiM ,M»

Bojal Harana Lottery ef Cab*Drawn once is sevctftMB days, and information given. Highest

NORTH AMERICAN STJBLLMSHlP COMPANY. Opposition L&ae to

California Tia Niearigfiia, EVERY 80 DATS. With Passeagera. freight ui 0.8. Mails.

Oo the following First-Ciass Steamships OonnaMing on Pacific.

On Atlantic Oosan. Haatlaga

MPSHT

on*

Dollara Yaxa. Agent* wanted in etery village, towu, county, and State, to form Clubs, to whom SPLENDID PREMIUMS are ofiered. For fall particulars of which, send lor a specimen copy.—

Now it the time to Subscribe

Send on your name

and the name of your friends. Address, JOHNTrBHEB, .'j Pnbllalaer and Proprietor,

lloabeater,

AXBIMWia BAIU*

SAILING DATS FROM NEW YORK. Jan'y 10th and 30th, 1867 April 20th. 1867 Feb'y 20th.... I May 10th and 30th, March 10th aad 30th, June 80tk

And eery twenty days thereafter, leaving on ths Saturday previous when a Regular Balling Day occurs on 8inday. For ftirther hifhrthatioB apply to the NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. WM. •. WEBB, B. N. OA CINOTON,

President, 1 Agent,

5t Exchange Piace,N.T. 1177 West at. cor Warrsn

MERCH'T TAILORING.

jy^EBUHANT ^'AILOBING. •», atf r- -jpr

J. WAEJUilJBY^ '4uti •XtfLWCHiii-* W

if.^

Merchant Tailor

Keeps constantly on band a large assortmsnt of

Caaaimeread

yeatliina.

Qentlemen in want of Clothes made to order should call and examine

GOODS & PRICES.

AT HIS

TAILORING

ESTABLISHMENT East, Stile of the Fubttc Square

T. E. DAWSON.

A BOOK FOB THE MILLION. Eeory Family need it. Every Teacher should have it. Every School Boy wants it. "100 Choice Selections," embracing the most popular patriotic Effusions or the day, the rarest Poetical Gems, the finest Specimens of Oratory, and a fund of Mirth and Humor, for the use of School*, Lyceums, Exhibition Room*, and the Home Circle.

ks A'HK -iiikusi

DAWSON &

A I O N

COMMmiOK MR1CHANTS. Having established themselves perm* nently in the City of Terra Haate, Ind., on the corner of Third and Ohio Street*, will sell goods of all kinds on consignment, dose ont Stocks, sell Furniture, make advances on Consignment*, and do all other matter* and thing* pertaining to the Auotlon and Commission business. 4^ Special attention paid to the sale of .Mer ohandise, StoA, Ac.

Consignments Solicited. Liberal advances made on Goods delivered. They will also attsad Public Sales in any part of the county on reasonable term*

SEOB6E A. HAYWABb,

mrlSdly Salesman.

BAKERY.

IJNION

FBAHTK HEHI0 A BBO Manufactnrsrs of all kinds of

CRACKERS.

and Dealers in

& O E E S On Lafayette St., between Canal and Depot, E E A E de30dly INDIANA.

COAL.

I A O

Is now supplying the best quality of River Coal at the market rates. Order* left at Chamber*' Qrocory Store, southwest corner ot the Public Sanare, will receive orompt attention. lefflv

piOAL! COAL!—Of a Superior

quality, from the NEW MIHKS at CUB RYSVILLX, (pr sale cheap, at the E. A C. B. Oo. Depot. We reepectfully *oilclt all Dealers aad Consumer* of Coal, to call and examine it. Any quantity can be had at all time* by applying to the Agents, J. P. Davis, Marble Shop, Wabash St. Frank Garth wait, Frontier Grocery and Provision Store, Terre Haute, Ind. n28dffm PIONJCER COAL MINIMS CO.

BUKHTCTT A ROSS, Manufacturers and Dealers Jin

E A E

HIDES, 0118, WOOL,

Chestnut Street.

Philadelphia, Pa. Lombard Block, Chicago,

Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo.

Impartial

III.,

Sufferings

Neither Wealth, Refinement, Station, or Condition are exempt.

rhysteria,

E PHILOTOKBN, or Female's Friend, oxpressly for the benefit of femalee suBsring from nansea, nervona Irritability, diltressingapprehensions, aad all those troubi'ssom*. complaints that Invite premature old age, aad render life miserable. Descriptive Pamphlet sent on nceipt of postage stamp MARRAL, RISLEY A CO^ 141 Ohambors St., New York.

TI3LEY'S BUCHU is the

Core

all Pain and Weakness in the Bi

muh,for

Strut,

New Tork.

Back and

and all those complaints resulting from dsrangsment of the kidneys and urfnarrorgans.— Sold in large bottle, by ths druggisu. HARRAX, RiM.tT A CO.. Wholsaale Druggists, 141 Chambars

FPUS

Lt[

MARCH lflth, 1067,

mrUM TRAMt

(apart

tntklW aMlMr te tlM kar-

•,-m ATX"ii-io acH-i

#78 Broadway:

fiiss' cashed rate*

paid for

Doubloons and all kinds of Cotd and Silver.' GEOROEB^HAM 63 K. Main St., Prpvidsncs,

liMKIflli

Amrtca, MmmTaylar, Nehrarita.'1

it (Mm,

Haa Fraaelaea

Feb., 1867.

"YeUow Fever is almost epidemic

N,C*r*8j5kala,

the lath-

Mania.

FIJTDIJfa's

'0'e*lk'e Deaier* in »g

S1DDLER¥ HARDWARE,

No. & 146 Main St., LIXV9 A. »UmKETT, rftEP.

HOW. J* Terr« Haot«, lad.,

HaTing recently increased to a large extent our facilities for business, both by ths enlargement of our reomi, and by the greatly increased stock which onr growing trade forces as to keep, we take pleasure in inviting those interested, to call and examine our stock, when visiting onr city.

We shall always endeaver to fill all order* entrusted to us, promptly, and to the beet advan tape. we purchase our Goads strictly from the

Manufacturers and Importers, and for Cath,

and we know of no better way of

placing ourselves

right

before the

Trair

stating this fact. As 7

than ia

Manufacturers of Leather,

we posses* every advantage desirable to make

First Clans Stock,

and we are now fiuithlng for our

superior lot of

Spring Trade,

Harness, Black and Fair Bridle, Skirting and Upper Leather.

We are alway* In the market for

Hides, Sheep Pelts, Furs, Tallow, and Bough Leather,

For which we intend to gi^ the

rpo

highest market price.

BUHKETT & ROSS.

Ja89dtt

THE PUBLIC.

Board of Oonty Commission*** have

withdrawn their proposition to 1st the koOdtng of the Asylum for the Poor, by ooatract, aad havs employed a Superintendent for that purpose. lMwlw WM. PADDOCK, Auditor,

TiW. .YTiJSUi

V.HW

iqir a^Ai.T'

nc 'a* !-.:!

•,a

,.0

i*.'

v-,».il« '3 a

Black and Fancy Silks,

,,r^g:-G^Variety-

Mourning Dress Gkod3, "v Fiill Stock

''ilt

lTr.-7i"i

£f ft-

Bleached Muslins, 12$c ... i, to Finest. yciet ffeii'!,!:. -a'-i 1 -i A tM'j'i-'Q Brown Muslins 12$ to Finest

Marseilles Quilts, LargeE,Jl and SmalL d4i lu« tc-vsj Tiie Celebrated Honey

Jft*"'fev lift"' Comb Quilt.

Mbr- I

Cloaks and

Clbakings,— all qualities.

t-c

mmt

-*v

utf

Spring Sliawls for Misses

•.:»£Wt nitJT"-- (UIJW5

•j -.At

and Ladies.

S» veft

Duplex Eliptic Hoop uu Skirts for Misses and ":::iv,^,|rA4ies

J&ms

8. W. rOEBEST.

FORREST,

-f0"' hliit W'JSt Afcy

A dpecialpobnt with us is to keep the Very Best Quality of GoodscUthe LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE!

-AT-

CORNSLIVS & HAflGERTi'S

Farringtvn Corner.

TBBRE K-A. CTTf, ZXTD

|f i/.*'f*| 4*1 ^-1.*

ji:

SILKS! SILKS!

'to

»co

HtMr.

•a

I urn'

Blclt Moire Antiques, Plain Colored Taffetas, Plain and Fancy Colors, Plaid, Striped Figur'd. Plain Black Silks, dee,, &c.9

s-uis'iaiM

JL-~ i- ll3" i£i

DRESS GOODS!

a»f

t-m

s. .'i

T~lCt!

-S sui "E

PLAIN PLAID POPLINS,

PLAID FBENCH POPLUS,'

ll*i i'

SCOTCH PLA1DB,

sot

EMPRK88 CLOTHS, AND FRENCH MRB1N0ES,

(IM All TBI LATEST COtOBnKW)

ALSO—A LARGE STOCK OF

House FacBishliig Goods. -v ii

BED BLAHKETS! *r*. p.

'-r-i

ini

»t- it V-vu t-

Whitney, i^Bath, and^ w/ra t*

Colored Blankets,

Children's Crib BlanketSi

aiw«J

1 a 'i

S ii'

iv .Js- Vil-iv.

Wide White and Colored Flannels, for Skirting Fine White Flannels Plain Colored Opera Flannels.

ij'd-.

SHfifiTlSGS & 8MRTIN68

In all best mskss, at NEW TORS PKIO

Ladies' Cloaking Cloths

st«. ns/.atINK'

WATJSBPHOOPS, BBOADCIsOTBS, BEAVBR CIsOTHS, &c.,

CORNIUCS A HA6GEBTY.

A S O S E

Are ttov operrtTrg"Rnd will continue

Tnto

W a a

*f. in,..

Choice Spring DeLaines 25c

Elegant Colons inAlp^

Beautiful Style Spring Pluds a

"^[Border®, Dec

r-s

10,000 yds Good Prints, 5 «t 15cts.

10,000yds Choice Prints, -1

W I N O W A E S 4 Making the most attractive Stock of

.' I*

.1^.

10,0CC yards Merrimac rii'tj-..-}6 ioai ?-Friats, 18|cts.

H^er ^flaiigisgs!

To be" foabd in ^T«rro Hmnte. ,The'STYLES are all NEW Wdth« MATERIAL ot T#wt rate qaality, presenting

K*i *,I •ta

cas, 35 to 76 cts.

CKBATBK ADVAHMH8

To Bonn in CHOICE PATTfc*S8, nnd at mow

iUfasonabie Prices than heretoforel

We eltAll open the Beacon with

1 a Large and Freeh Stock of-**1

GREAT SALE

GOODS. SICAL.

-4 itt a( tal

A E S

ju il ai

lUrf edl

fwli nd'wvo

1 i* r,

TTJELL, EIPLEr & 00, Corner of 5th and Main street, XerreHaute,

«i43

Window Shades and Trimminffs, and EVERY VABIETV of

ply

Housefurnishing^ Goods

rant'i

it- ui

r! HA

Reader—Now

bear i& mind. e*ery one

of you waatingjHouse Keeping Goods this Spring, that you are persons!ly interested aa well as our?rlve?, in posting the above in t'se mind's ledgor, at a reminder where to buy when wanting the Goods—LOW PRICES BEING THE .ORDER QF EXERCISES at the

This Spring.

W. S. JiYOE&CO.'S,

Dealers in Dry Goods and Carpets, ,?aj

:nisaai

Ind.

.H&jLUIA

T7 Main Street

.4*3

DRY GOODS.

rw-71

DRY GOODS,

N0TI0K8, fANCY 6001)5. Etc. AT

C. WITTIG & CO.,

:'-K -"':73 MAW STREET, TEBBE HAUTE, 1NO., OPPOSITE McKEEN'S BANK

We offer, for the month ef February extraordinary bargains in

DJESS GOODS,

Of every description, rl

DELAIN E S! riilD rtANKENS, In all colon I SHIRTING FLANNELS,

Threesfoortiu and six-fourths,

LADIES' CLOTHS,

Of all colon,

GENTLEMEN'S WEAR Of great variety, LADIES' SHI&T3 AND DRAWERS, GENT'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,

A FirsWJaas Article, it $1,00. Nubias, Ho«d§, Shawls, Cloaks, At priccs to suit the buyer,

Ladies' Hosiery, Of all kinds, GENTS HALF HOSE,

Comforts, Qlovca, Mittens la fact all WINTER GOODS, must be sold now to make room for SPRING GOODS

Call soon to secure

Wf I I

Before

choice.

ber, we will do as we advertise. Don't forget the place, 73 Main Street,

C. WITTIG & CO.

DomainPreble

plow wokks.

Eaton, Coanty, ohis. The Empire Queen of the West. This Standard Plow has never been excelled, aad for general purpose never will be. In its cbcstroetloa we are working a perfectly homogenions Cast Steel that will ont polish acd oat live any other Wrough Plow made.

purchasing

elsewhere. Your

Through

»t

Bvaotvilte.to

dfrcldtf

OST

Lines

&o!

EKlt£ HAUTE

ACADEM Yof MUSIC.

The

andsrsighsd, dekirlag

intbs waats

tlsti

reeaiTa tfarouahout th^ Spring, iq rasjva iWrf j"

to supply

(heonr

of tho

pa^ilS

below.Ac.Palace

oration and

The best ef

trade,

«ity,vsciminc-iosnd»

of rapidly growing

obedknoe

loudly axpresskd wisbes

uambsr

citizsns

conseqaently

the east side of the west half of section

made

ed on pages73 end

of Vigo

the west

nideof

22,

12,

of seotion

aad

M.A.

ord

CHILDBEN'S HOSE,

throws a wide,

clean,aadsrsceftll farrow, and

draoht is the

lightest Plow on record. Farmers will do well to examine this Plow at

John Scott & Son's Warehouse,

Terre

-Hsute,

IBdiana,

interest

desire to promote aad what we say Is true

novlGdwlv

re^ipts

dace

aad what McGClBK

CAMI'BJLLAro

O SOUTHERN SHIPPERS.

given on shipment of Pro-

New Orleans and all intermediate

on the Mississippi Biver, and to Nashville,points.

JAKES 11. TURNER,

respectftilly

Ai^fDt.

JOM sr. ItEIZ, Ear if's -Block, Ho. 00 Main Streei, Terre Haute, Indiana,

recommends his well select

ed stock of Jsans, Flannels, plain and plaid n»sys, Blankets, Coverlets, and Woolen Knitting Yarns, of didermt kinds, delng fully enabled to warrant the first quality af these floods

most respectfully Invite Ladm and

Oentisaien

to call and Inspect them. Wool taken in exchange for Goods, and the highest market rates paid. octSldtf

large-

of this city,

ths jinblls that tbsy

sduuuqco

tVcW'are

all

Iists

opsasd

ACABlflMY OF MU8IC in the second story of Klssoer's "Palace atc,"|wt»»*o

iusttne-ofltu-

pit

pa rod to give

bMuCbet

ltm

strnctions

«f

this

Mldaji jssiat* aooomplistmsptj th&t Mosft!

bvalitlfnl

Itdoms

large, well

ysntllatoJ

and lighted, aud easy of access, and sapplieO:with every variety of Iastrnnents,are

and

Pninisy

can rsceire Instruction on the Cnltar,

Orgaa,Brass Jnstromsnts.Piano,

Vlo-i

Particular

tlon paia to the cultiTation of th« voire.attsu-Iu

ia Tkoroagh Bass

Ooaspositions.

For Terms of Insttaction apply to the

eiaoed,at

,thi Academy

Klssner's of Jfnsic, tfr at the

under-

of Hnsic, second story

Itosl:

Mtore-.of

rsbreoces

tlons,

decl2dtr.

given as to

Yloifns, Ovitars, Flutes, and ail

wm.

qual!*-

O. A. HAKTCNG,

ANGKLO DEPBOSSK

J. O. LINDEMANN,

:»vt OBALM 1W .»*.« 's- "3J5 «Jt4

-itk""

HANOS, nELODEONN ORGANS,

Mndsof

Merchandise.HAUTK.Wabash

No.

4trs*t,MWsica

TKkRK INDIANA.

TDHINO AND BEPAIB11W

HANOfl

PIANOS

will

aad

other Instrnaients will be promptly attended to. 0LI

be taaen

made fot

N*Wi'

ONKS. a?. aolOOdwtt 'VxnaAm. q. LfNPKMANN

I S S N E S

NKW

ot izl.ti

UCSIdi

fliif'W

'^rf l-v

tenticn of my old Iriends

it,

1 take great pleasure in inviting tne at

and costomers, and al

new ones In wantof anything

tne

I I N E TOUT

::i:.

S W A N S A I O S 8 I 0

No. 48, OlUu Street

offer t* ths Musical

Steel abl« t:

Having personally selected my New with great can, at Mew *0*k,

am now

Pabiio

the

Largest Assortment '-orfjiJn

Musical Merchandis

IKjMtTHK NORTH.W1WT

The first Floor will be stocked with Sheet Musis,String Goods,Hnsic Books,

kinds of small Instruments, snch as Violins,allacd Guitars, Drums, and Silver Band Instruments,Flutlnas,Brass

Gaiters.Concertinas,

otall and prieee, Flageolets, Oerd,sixes Sticks, Drum Belts,

other Cremona patterns,)VlolineellusGua,new,(Tambo-Gor,Heads,Drum,,*AcccrdeonsPieces-FlutesDtnnFlutesTlollns,StradnarinsMonthold

uufskin

Sheepskin Drum Heads, Brass

man Silver Month-Pisces, Banjos, rines, French

•FrenchGerman,Violins,

Violins

(imitation

•aeins,and

'Double

Basses,Violin ITinger-Boards,Violin

Neeks, Violin

Ii iyJn

Tntes

Vlolincello,

Harp Strings, Pisess,Doub,IsBanGuitar Pegs Bridges, Mnt«e,and

Timing

forks,Tail Tuaiog Uammers, Pitch Pipes,

Castaueu, Claironet, Keeds, Violin,

VioUneello

aud iloubie Ba&s Bows Mnsic Poublo Refined Bosia Oases for Flntes,Folios, Claronets, Viol

•V

and Guitars Blank Hnsic Books, Blank

Cat ds, and Music Papers of all sices.

Muslim

Particular attention paid to

Department. isi The Second Floor

the

String

wiil

be Stocked

with j\

-ba*

Pianos, Melodeons ^Organs'

Always on hands a splednld assortmsnt of Pianos from

wsli

known

Jfanafaetorler

Nuns,ths

N.T.,

of Kobert

celebrated

Patsot

Stock Co.,the

Mahacs.

Cycloid

N. Y., A. H.

Gale Co.,PianosN.

Knabeft Co., Baltimore, aad other First Class

orf

U:e

vi:

-n

CarUart & Needham's

Celebrated Bodoir Church Organs, Parlor Organs and Melodeons InstMments stand altogether nnrivaled,These

a fact which every listener

Judge will

at once convinced of by simply comand

paring them with others.

•9*

Send for a Circnlar."Wl

same A ?iJ

PKACTICAL PIANO MAKEK,

these sending orders

Judge of Instruments,

from

the distance can fully

rely on obtaining as good and fine an article

as II

personally selected. Liberal discount to Seminaries, Schools, Minis ters end Teachers

efSasie."

Send for Circular aad Prices. Kvery Instrument warranted for five years. lend orders to

KISSNER'S J*"**

PALACE OF MUSIC,

4® Ohio Street. Terre Haute, Indiana.Kro

To all Whom it May Concern "VTOTICE IS HBEBBY GIVEN, X"

that at a regular session of ths Board of Common Council of the City

su -dIto-wit:of

vision

Terre Haute,

held on the 6th day of March,1867, a

resolution

was introduced In that looking to the

to embrace,the hereafter, within those limits

ea--

tension of city limits,badythe on eaet side, so

tha

fol

lowing tracts of land, not heretofore embraced the same,

acres,

rods of land

88, IS,

by Ohauncey Boae,

JOBS,UflU,

the 14th

a plat of which snb-divisioa

recordofday

ef Vol.1of the Becordr

Cdtinty

also, a sub-divisionPlatland

of oif

the southeast quarter of seotiun

made

Cnrtis

of April

Gilbert, on tha 48lh day.

186C,

a plat whereof Is recorded

127, 1

face:'

of the Plat Record of Vigo Ooanty

also,Vol. a snb-divlsfon of off the west side of

northsast quarter,andland

tnofi

part of southeast qaartar

12, 9,

made Mary

Jenett

Jewstt, Jnly IStb,by

18W, a plat

is recorded on page 4, of Vol.

wlMsoff

of the Plat Rec

Vigo County also, lots nambsrsd from

both

inclusive,

acres oif tha

saof

section

is -,

ia the sab division of

north

It*

the northeast

12, 9,

vember,IS,

1849,

Asa

qnartet

or-

made on tha

day

Chauncey Rose,15thSsscntorMo-,'v

Chase, and recorded on jiaga

13jOf

618,

tho Deed Record of Vigo County. Tha

losri

Val,

Common Coanctl, upon ths intro-

dnction af said rseolntion, appointed

Lange and Coancilmen Xewhinney and

jeet,hearcommittee

any

X|f«rK*=

iTsUeassr

a special to examine th) whole

sub-

rsaionstrancee

and eosaplaiats

regard to the ooutamplated

limits,aad report at the next seesioa_ofof

let

exteuslou

tha city

the

Bcanl

of Common Council. This ootioe ie givaa,that all, whom the proposed extension of the city Malts may

concern,

might

havo a chance to bring their eompiaint baforasaid Committee, which will bold meetings for purpose, at the Mayor'a Office on Friday urday, the 15th and 16th

1MB10'Sat„-that„

o'clock A. to

March

March,18#7.and

(o'clock

r.n.

A. LANGE, B. MKWHINNEV,

7, 1S67.

Committee.

i'i ,U 3W OS. FBLLKNZBB.

GRAIN SHIPPERS

Millers and Distillers! j.

We are

m&unfacturlng

RICHARD'S

Power Corn Shellers

Of all size* aad capacity ranging from

HO to lOOO Bushels per Hour/

Built of

IRON,

and War muted to Shell Clean

IN ANY CONDITION OF GRAIN,

and Clean the Corn in

Tenn

Ample facilities protect any amount of property

Superior Cnrtdi/ion

ior

the

MILL OR MAKKKT.

OVER SOO IN DAILV USU Portable Eigiaei, Small Burr Jfillt, Fva Mi lit, fa.

BICHABD'S IBON WORKS, 190 A 19J WASHINGTON 3TREBT. CHlCAiJO, ILLiNulS.

Ja23d3n,

Carriage Painting! WFred.L.

HOWARD BtAmrnVO,

Carriage

Painter, Corner 6th and Cherry Streets, over Myers' Carriage and Wagon Ship. All work entrusted care, will bedone with neatness dispatoh,t-jmywarranted

I-

and to

sijaction.and A

give

sat-

roasonable share of public patronage

respectfully solicited

Jelltf.