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DAILY_

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STEVENS

JOHNSON'S

EXPRESS.

.Kliic HAUTK,

Friday JHornlng, April 12th, 1861'

THAIDEUS STEVENS,Jis

quite »11 at

Washington. The failing health of Mr.

excites the apprehension thaifc

must shortly retire from public life.,

good behuvior.

Would be bailed with great joy herer

Klois and Strikes.

As Lard timos come 011 great distress and want come among the laboring population. This is always the case when the supply of labor begins to exceed the demand,and at such Units we hear of strikes ana riots all over tho couutry. During the past lew months these scenes have ben. commencing in the North and West. Lately in Pennsylvania and in New Jersey there have been extensive riots in tho minifig rubious of those States. Labor strikes are bucoming common also in alILK91 every quarter, and conflicts between employers and uiuployes. Those occurron,Jft are always to bo deplored. While laVr should always bo adequately rewarded, yet such methods of obtaining it are to be condemned. They rarely over result 111 any permanent good to the employes who resort to them. They tempo-ral-.ly or seriously embarrass employers, und render them unable to raise the means Jiece sury to furnish steady work at any price. In such times as these the excossivo accumulation of labor in the large cities promotes tho greatest suffering. It ought to seek tho countrj or become distributed throughout U10 smaller towns.— Agriculture always allbrds a wide field for labor in this country, and will furnish, at all events, a living to the industrious.— There ought to be some systematic effort to divert tho excess of labor from the cit ies to tho farms before the times become dcspoi ate.

I nun sgr.it lou to the bouth. One of tliu best signs of the times, at tho South, is the growing disposition there manifested to induce immigration to that quarter. A short while ago every effort was intido to keep out Northern men. No foreigners ot any description wero made welcome or given any prospoct oven of a livelihood. The policy of slavery and of slaveholders wns from tho beginning to discourago immigration and t« drivo out all the poorer class of whito inon. Since slavery has been abolished the true friond* of the South aro beginning to see that it needs a denser population and a wider distribution of lands to grow and koep apace with tho North. Some of the rebel States aro now making overtures to immigrants, and holding out inducements to any body who will como and sottlo in them. The lust effort, in tlii-s line, that we have seen, comes Irom Vugtua. ller Legislature, cow in session, invites "immigration embracing pnvons troin all countries, to "Virginia, to settle her surplus land* and cngngo in all great industrial pur "suits." Tho saiuo body recommend: the holding of primary meutings throughout the various countuts of the Stale and the appointment of a suitable agent in each to collect and communicate information to induce settlement* therein. This is the true policy fur all tho Southern States to pursue, i'hov *ro now wasted by tho war and need a new infusion ot population. No portion of the United States la more attr-ietive 111 climate, more productive in soil or more inviting as a permanent homo than many portions ot the Southern States. If the emigration from Europe could bo turned in that di» rection for a few years to come or even a portion ot it, ihe late rebel Slates would soon flourish again. The knowledge ol the bouthcrn country obtained by the vast army of volunteer soidiers engiged in suppre.-sing the rebellion and disseminated by tlicm is calculated to induce many to remove from the North ahd seek a luturo homo in the South. All that now required to repopulute tho Southern States is tb.'tt they shall speedily comply with the requirements of Congress and reinstate themselves in the Union and then hold out iuducemonts for immigration.

Fashionable Cbnrctaee,

fa®-j

I be Senate.

The Senate appears to have become disgusted at the tardiness of President JonssON in sending in his nominations for the offices yet to be tilled. A sm.ill number of appointments are sent in daily and promptly acted upon by the Senate— the uppojntecs being either quickly confirmed or rejected. The Russian treaty Luving been disposed of, there is nothing remaining to be done in tho Senate except the mere routine of Executive confirmations. Most of tho Senators aro tired out with the protracted session and want to get away from Washington. ilany,hav& already gone to their homes and th& prospect is that the Senate will soor. cease to be a working body from mer& luck of a quorum. The President ought to taKe pity 011 the remaining Senator* and hurry up his appointments, and letthat body adjourn. The prospect now is that tho Executive sesaion will close 111 a. day or two, at least until July next, when its reasspinbling will bo contingent onk

JIHfES FA«

-''In h'm ir^re in

iht^ktlaniicOh

way ot

-—H I

Keform Party in EnglandIn England the Keform Leagues are becoming numerous and very strong.— They are now preparing for a ghtnd conflict, at tho polls, with the jiristocracy of that country. Tho British Cabinot have a bill for reform before Parliament which contains some concessions to the Helorin Party, but only enough to make it odious and to call forth its fierce opposition. It is expected that this reform measure of Earl Derby will soon be pressed to a vote in the House of Commons ai.d will be carried against tho government. Ii this result follows, tho present ministry must resign and this may leud to a dissolution of parliament and a general election. The Keform Party feel confident of carrying a popular eloction, if it can be brought about ut this time.— Such a result would work great political chunges in England, and bring such reform* Into her foreign and domestic policy as would startle Europe. The Keform Party has Llio tympathy of all the friends of liberty in tins country and its success

Henr

"W»rd Befechjer and his church in Brooklyn Sfrt Parton," by way of contrast, drawBtbe following felicitous sketch of the fashionable "Sew York churches:

Is there anything in America more peculiar to America, or more curious in itiefilff'ihan one of our '-fashionable' Protestant Churches—such as we see in New

a a the Milleniqin wiM not lie down together more lovingly tfian the .church and the world h*v« blended in t^ese singular establish me ills. VV are lar from objecting to IhtyCOHliiion, but jiute it xjnly as somethingcntlous, new and tnferftstSng.

We filter an edifice,' upoit the interior of which the upholsterer und the cabinet maker have exhausted tie reiources-^f their trades.' The word ''subdued" diicribes the effect at which those artists have aimed. The woods employed are costly and rich, buf usually of a sombre hue, an.d though elaborately carved, are frequently unpolished. The light which comes through the stained windows or through the small diamond panes, is of that description which Mr. Yerplanck, in an unforturiiiin ninnnf»nt'.. st.vleil "dim rclinioUS,1

natc moment, styled -dun religious. Every part of the Hour is thickly carpepoted. 'l be pews differ littie Iroui solas, except, in being more comfortable, and the cushions foi the feet or the kneos aro as soft as hair a: cloth can make thoin.

It is a fashion at present to put the o£ gan out of sight, and to have a clock so unobtrusive as not to be observed. Galleriers aro now viewed with an unfriendly f'Ve, by tho projectors of churches, and they arc going out of u=c. Every thin in the

conspicuous lighting appar

atus, such as the gorgeous and dazzling chandeliers of fifteen years ago, and the translucent globe of later date, is discarded and an attempt is soaiotimos made to hide the vulgar fact that the churcb is ever open in the evening. In a word, the design of the fashionable church builder of the preseirftooment is' to produce a richly furnished, quietly adorned, dimly illuminated, ecciesiatical parlor, 111 which a few hundred ladies and gentlemen, attired iu kindred tasto, m^y sit. pertecjly at their ease, and sda i)3 'object not in harmony with tho scene around them

To say that tho object of tho costly and elegant arrangements is ft*epcl poor people would be-a catlumny.*

fOn

tho contra

ry, persons who show by their dress and air that they exercise the less remunerative vocations, are as politely shown to seatfas thoso who roll up to the door in earnagOH, and tho presence of such persons is desired, and in many instances systematically sought,.. ^-Neverlosg. the poor are repelled. They Know thoy cannot pay their proportion tho expense of :i aintamg such establishments, and they do not wisii. to er joy what others pay fur. Everything in uiid around, the cbiircb/aeems to proclaim it a sort of an ecclesiastical club, designed for the accomodation of persons ol ten thousand dollars a year and upward. Or it is as though the carriages on the road to,{leaven were divided into first class, second class and third clas3, and a man either lakes the one that accords with his means, or denies himself tho advantage of traveling that £oad, or prefers to trudge along on foot an independent wayfarer.

It is Sunday morning, and the doors cf this besntilul drawing room aro thrown open. Ludies dcesscd with subdued inag niflconce glide in along with some who have not been abie to leave at home the showier articles of their wardrobe. Black silk, black velvet, black lace, relieved by imitations of brighter colors, are the ma teriuls niest CinpMiycJ. Gontlemen announce their coming by tho creaking of boots, quenched 111 the padded carpcting It cannot be said of those churches, as Mr.. Curlyle remarked of certain London ones, that a pistol could bo fired into a window across tuo church without much danger fof hitting a christian. Tho attendance is not generally very large but as the audience is very evenly distributed over tho whole surface, it looks larger than it is. in a commercial city everything is apt to bo measured by tho commercial standard, and accordingly a church numerically weak, but financially strong, rank, in tho estimation of ihe town, not according to its number of souls but its number of dollars. Wo hoard of a fino young lellow last summer, full of zoal lor evor^ thing high and good, conclude a glowing account of a sermon, by saying that it was the direct means of adding to tho church a capital of one hundred and soventy-flv'o thousand dollar#. lie meant nothing low or mercenary lie honestly exalted in the fact that tho power and influence attached to the possession ot one hundred and seventytive thousand dollars wero thenceforward to bo exerted on behalf of objects which he esteemed the highast. If therefore the church before our view cannot boast of a numerous attendance, it more than consolos ilself by tho reflection that there are a dozen namos of talhmanie power in

Wall street on its list of members. "But suppose.theDojtor should gloave you? objected a friend of ours to a trustee, who had been urging him to buy a pew in a ftishionable churoh. if s"* "Well, my dear sir,' was tho businesslike reply "suppose lie should. We should immediately engage'the very first talent which money can command.'

We can hardly help liking this simple viow of things in rich commercial cities. Our worthy trustees merely put the thing on the correct basis. Ho frankly said what every church

does,

ought to do and

imi.-t do. lie stated a universal tact in the plain and sensible language to which ho was accustomed. In tho sntno way, lueso business-like christians have borrowed the language of tho churcb, and speak of men who aro

lfgoodM,for

a million-.'

The congregation is assembled. Tho low mumble ot tho organ ceases. A female voice rises melodiously above tho rustloof dry goods and tho whispers of those who wear thoiv. So sweet and poweiFul is it, that stranger might almost suppose it borrowed from tho choir of lleaven bill the inhabitants of tho town rec.igiiize'it as one they have often iii-iiid ul concerts or at the opera and they ii-len critically HS to a professicnal performance, which it is. Il is w.'il tiiat highly artificial-suv^inc: prevents tho hearer trom cHlciiing tuo words ol tho song tor tt would h-ive rather an odd effect to bear rendered in the modern Italian style, such plain straightforward words as these: "Cnn dinners ln»p» for lioavtn v*

W iw love tins world MJ.well? Or dream

future happtncisj

nilc oil tha rohtl to

The performance, however, is so exquisite thnt we do- not think of these things, bat listen in fixture^ to the voice alone. Wiien the lady has finished her stai.'Zn, a noble baritone, also recognized as piotessiftnal, takes up the strain and performs a taiiz:i, solo at the conclusion ol which, four voices, in enchanting accord breathe ont a third. It is evident that tho "'.lrst tal.ant that money can command" lias buen "engogf^d'' for the onttji taiumeni of the congregation and wo ure not surprised when the lutoruintion is proudly communicated that the musi^ costs a hundred and twenty dollars -unday.

What is very surprising and Well "or. thy o-' consideration is that this beautiful music dots not "Urnw."' In our rovings about among the noted churches ot New York—ot the kind which ''engage thafir.-t talent that

invnfiy

ean command,"—we

never could see that the audience was much increased by expensive professional music. On tho contrary, we can lay it down as a general rule, that tho costlier tho music, the. smaller tho average-attend-on co.

Tho afternoon service ut Trinity churcb, for example, is littlo more than a delightful gratuitous concert of boys, men and organ, and tho spectacle of tho altar brilliantly lighted by candles is novel and highly picturesque. The sermon is aiso

of fashiouHhle length— 20 minutes, ,aal iSti"*"

yet the usual afternoon congrggatiqn_is about 208 peroons.~'Tha5e^ce!estiaLirtr&irt« ofimusic—well, they-amibant thenar, die ear happens to bo „within heaung them but somehow they do not fSjrni a continuous attraction.

When this fine prelude is ended the, ministers part begins and unless it is man of extraordinary bearing and talent?, every one jwaaent is c9?scioip ofrjf fcinJ of lapse in tbe^fefiieof tie ocoalidnf' Gfe«ins composed the music the "lirst talent ex-

Ihe souT ana exalted the expectations but the voice now hegrd inay be ordinary, and tile words jittetfed inay bp *h^mely or even oommocJ is.•.-*«

No one unaccustomed to the place can belp.leeling.n certain incongruity between this language heard and the scene witnessed. Every thing we sen is modern tho wor4s we-hear &sefcnciei£ii ffhq preacher speaks of /'humble blflie*^*." tnd we lookerourid arid ask where are they Are these costly and elegant persons humble believers Far be it from us to intimate that tUoy are no( we aro spenlqng only of flfeir appearance.' and its tfffect upon a casual beholder. The clergyman reads, "Come let 8 join la aweot accord." and straightway four hired performers execute a piece of diflicult music, to an audicnco silting passivo. Ho discourses upon the "pleasure of the world,'' as being at war \with tho interests of tho soul and,while a severe sentence tolhis effect is coming from his lips, down the aisle marches the sexton, showing,some stranger to a seftt, who is a professional master of the revels. Ho expresses, perchance, a.fervent desire that tho heathon may be covertod to christianityj and we catch ourselves saving, "Docs he mean this sort of thing?'1 When we pronounce this word chnstiamty, it calls up recoflections and association that do not exactly harmonize with tho scene around us. We think rather of the fishermen of

Palmline, oinlhe Tonely seashores of the hunted fugitives of Italy and Scotland we think of it as some lowly, and suited to tho lowly—a refuge for forsaken and defeated, not the luxury of the rich and the ornament of the strong. It may be an infirmity of the mind but we experi ence a certain difficulty in realizing that the sumptuous and costly apparatus around u6 has anything in common with what we have been accustomed to think was Christianity.

Sometimes the incongruity reachosthe point of the ludicrous.' We recently heard a very able and well intended preacher, near tho fifth avenue, ask the ladies before him whether they were in the habit of speaking to their female attendants about souls salvation—peculiarly those who dressed their hair. Ho especially mentioned the hair dresses, because, as he as ho truly remarked, Indies are accustomed to converse with those artists, during the operation of hairdressing on a variety of topics, and the opportunity was excellent to say a word on the one most importaut. This incident perfectly illustrates what we mean by seeming incongruity between the ancient cast of doctrino und the modernized people to whom it is preached.

Wo have heard sermons in fashionable churches in New York, laboriously pre' pared and earnestly read, which bad nothing in them of the modern spirit, contained not the most distant allusion to modern modes of sinning, had no saita bleness whatever to tho people or time, and from which everything that could or interest human soul living on Manhattan Island, in the year 1867 seemed to have been purposely pruned away, and perhaps, if a clergyman really has no mesago to deliver, his best course is to utter a jargon of nothings.

Upon the whole, the impression left up on the mind of the visitor to the fashionable church is, that he hns been looking, not upon a living body but a decorated image.

PALMKR'S VEGETABLE COSMETIC LO

TION

is the sovereign halm for thesmal lost pimple on the face as well as the most distressing cutaneous disease that can afflict any part of the person. dlw

N E W A E I S E E N S

Hanicl J.St lies. Fred'k Fahnley. Eoltin II. McCrea Stiles, Fahnley Hi McCrea, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

Hats, Caps, Millinery, Straw

AND FANCY GOODS,

No. 131 South Meridian Street,

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

npriI8-d2tHW tfiu

CHARLES STEFFENS. JOHN 3CHNEIDE».'

STEFFENS & SCHNEIDER'S INDIANAPOLIS Fli«eni\ Bell and Brass Foundry,

S20 Union Railroad Trn.cli# Half Squnro Kast Union Depot, Indianapolis, Ilirt* This Eet&blishmeut bas conetautly on hand A comp! t9 Assortment of I»rftSR

liuiltiere, Stutim and Gas Fitters, an 1 are ramm Ucturers ot Wator, Steam, (its und Boor Cocks, Whistles, Coupling, hl Cups, Globe Valves,and alt kinds of Urass Works. iiprlG-il2tftW-fni

A E S 1 0 t,

M'CCRSHORS TO Ifi:i.wiy, KOBKRTS Co..

l)00il. SASH AM) MM MANUFAOTIIREKS. V: :1

SOUTH AIKKIDfAN STREET,

Nearly Opposite Eubt Kud of the^ Uuiuta Depot,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

•ii -q 5.'

.i~,

KKWLAB NIZE'D WORK ('OS'NTAVtti' on rflSu

nprf»2t in d6tn

gEALEl) PROPOSALS.

Sealed Proposals will b" rocoivod by tho Com* nnn Council of tho City of Tern* Iliinte, lud.t at their next regular meoiiuir. on the cv«mog of tb third Tiusday in Apri', lHt37t for tbe improv^mout •f the follow iii^Htrrfts lit. Kor tlu* and £r*v*}iitg tbat part of \Valasli fctr«et, i»ni thf wir**t side cf ih* Canal 580 ft»i o:ist«*ard, (exrlnniT^ of the botwwu tbe Hailrofvl trarks, which t« laid vrith plauk, ns btjreiuaiter will appi-ar)* hero ate 1,7(^ cubic nrd.4 ot 41 -c^vutiou to luwke room f«r gravel, and a fill of 9S5 cubic yards tat tb sireot to he grMdod it.^ full width. *i:h T^MItin*aod

propi'tly formed. This portion of ih« to h" tlninbcd uiili a coatof «rt^el half mcll acr?»ont-d and half nnscretaui*!, 1G inches de-pin tlio centre, and 8 incites on tU-* Mdos, W lee. wi-ir, A distauco of.r8ofeet. The sido^aUs to fini*he-l with a coat of unscreened gravel 5 inches tleep each walk. 12 feet wide, aud fibO loot in lr'U^tU. There a space of «et lon« and Sf) feet wido between and adjotumg besides of the Kailroa.) tracks on S iid street, which is require I to be laid with 2V£ inch oak plank of souil quality, to be spikoti dftw-n to sound oak hle«p rs4byn indie*!, 4 feet apait, linnly imbtdded In the cavtli, at tho proper pradt* K'v-*n by the Knpiirver.

Pers t.S tiddinp for thit work will m«ke their bidasomurh per itneal fo-t.far the whole dnta&ce to bi» improved on said »trect 2d. Fer the grading aud crsvelins: of 8th street, from Wnhali street t,« heMtnui street, a distance of 1,4M feet. There are 1,5/50cubic yards ol cxcavatioii, to make room for jtrav«-l, and a tUI of 701 cubic ard« the street to be finished witli a coat of privet. oii"~hair well brreen^d and oiR-balf uoscn^oed, on* (1( foot deep in the ci-ntie and 0 Inches ou the sides, 25 feet wl the whole distance ol 1,4.0 feet.

Thegrarel may obtained from the City Grav--1 Pit, north of tbe Otty. AM bids at

JN'OTl*

IEyV AD¥^RTISEME

Jdf Steel Fe: TEE StA^iDAUD QUALIT^

TEADE MASK

JOSEPH Or DMcriptiye

U1LLOTT Nuue and Doug WnrrMted. natlng nombsi.

Tile wi-ll-knowu Giigiuftl lud Popular Nnmbwi,

Htfln to ca

Autioa the public in rwpoct to said Imitation!. ASIC FOB GILLOTT'S

waa granted

tfJt York) »l me by ol^rs of the NDMBIE SOS*

UlVj""by C)«irems liourt MAT Term, 3aniiat7 1867, against the

sows,

No. Ol John St.. New York, UENKY OWKN, SOLS AOEST."*^

lil by 30 ifachoj iaiit^only Algifeti, at

"SELPHO'S PATENT.

Tlie beet the World ufford». Established 28 years.' Send for C!iicular. WH. SELPHO & SOW, No, ()1(( Broadway, New York,

Opposite 8t. Nicholas Hotel.

111

H. W. JOHNS'

Improved Roofing

Ha* been is uee 10 yeara. anil has a largw sale than nil oilier klndi of Composition Roofing combined.

EIMNMC

Mineral Cement, lor Ke

piiirlnK Leitky Miim^le and other Koofs. Preservative Paints, KuoBag (Jepeut, KxclnnWo right to Bell aud apply will bo Kivnn Suntl for descriptive circular, prices, Ao., to H. W. JOHJIN, 78 William St.. Bf. Y.

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP aCOMPANYi Opposition Line to

California via Nicaragua, KVEKY 2') DAYS.

With Passengers, freight and U. S. Mails.

On tlie lollowing First

C'IHSB

CAUTION.—Do not bo imposed upon by other pa* ties palming off worthies* cast-iron maclunos, uiul«*r the same namo or otberwisi*. Ours it is the only gontiioo aud really practical cheap machine manufactured. Ai

FROM 91, OR |19 To 130 PER 3)JLU DAY, can easily be made the yuar round, WITHOUT KISK, iuanew business, light, pleasant and honorable, und no competition. Good energetic Ageuts (La iies and Geutlemeu) aro wanted to rep* resent in every City and Oonuty,

CHANCEus

SURE PILE CURE!! Dr. Gilbret's Pile Instrument, for thf radical cure of Piles, Prolapsus,Ac., without an ope* ratiou or ni«Miciue, re, ytieves the worst case iu flv« minutes, and haaPHnover failed to effect apermanenl .ure. SundpHfor Circular. Sold by Drugguts ^re^orally.—"VjDiscount to Dpal«is.— Agents wanted every-Pqwhere hent by man, on receipt of 0 lir^DOLLARS. J. H.

\w York.

Man a*T^jp»r, 575 Broadway.

Consnmption Can be Cored!

THE KKMEDY

WINDOW

MONTHLY

75,

we give, expense paid, for two new subscriber! for ona year, ($6) or one for two yeara, (16) to

"HOCKS

HOIS,"

beet f.tiiflv

popufcuyyud tbe

-in the cMinwj.y"

O SillMKH feCd.rGS BroadwaffN. Y.

The Arctic Freezer.

NEW IMPROVEMENTS

FOE

1867.

H1ZES--1 TO 35 QUARTS! .Wv/ Send-for 111 AtAted Circular.

K. & J.TOBBEY, 72 Haiden Laie. Kew York.

W£LLS

PATENT, self-foiling Circular Uaad Saw, for «awing or ripping lumber. With the aid of thla machine,'one maaSOea tbe ^orkof five with eai*', .great accaracy 'and muth leas waste. For circular enclose stamp to T. J. WKLLS, 81 Beektnan Street. New York.

iltTIFICIAL LESS AHD ASMS.

Steamships

iMi Atlantic Ocean. onne' iing on Pacific. Santiago de Cuba, I America, Nail Francisco, I Moses Taylor,

Nicaragua. Nebraska, g. Dakota, Nevada.

PAt&Ki'fcfiltS FREIGHT AT nKOUCGD KATK8SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK. Jau'y lOtiiiiHd 30th, 1807 April 20tli 1807 Keb'y vOtli I 10th aud JOth, March lutliaud Slllh, Juue ioth

And evpry twenty days iliurealter, Icaviui? on the Saturday pr«\ions when a Regular Sailing Di.y oeciirs ou Suuday. Kor further intormatiou applv to the NORTH AMERICAN STKAMSHIP COMPANY. it/, WM. H.WEBB, I B.N.CA UMHTOM, rressdont, I Ajreiil, 54 bxchaiige P.ftou.N.Y. 177 West at. cor Wairaii

spg^ri isIf|l!I|f|f i|i|l

r4s B"a*

KEESBACHS," JRlfles, Revolver*, other spleudiil gilts (not brass)

FREEand

LAST I»isrn\'KHKD

a FRUK

HAM

BKKFI

MEAT

liupartinl Suifering-is. Neither Wealth, Heftnement, Station, or Condition ar« exompt.

THE

PHILOTOKEN, or Female's Friend, express ly for the benefit ot females sutlering Iroiu hyeteria, nausea, nervous urilability, dis tressingapprehensions, and all those troublemom-'. coinplaintR that Invite premature oia age, and render lift* miserable. Descriptive Pamphlet sent on receipt ol postage stamp il ARKAL, UlsLElf A

CO.,

Ml wtiHUibcrs

ft.,

New

Yorw,

11LEY'S

KH cutiora

LADIKS,

much per

lineal foot. rk to be r»»« under the supersLiii of the Otiuiiuen (^uu^l, aud to b-^ accepted, when finished, by the Scrret Coumnes ouer, wh will thereupon notify Ei.^iueei, who iball atoocci Biakeont tho fuil ectnna)e* of the work a«ra!u»t the sertTal property Uoldera along eaid 8M 8tm*ts, In ia%or of the Contractors who shall eire bonds te th* satisfaction of the Mayor, for the faithful performance of tha work.

J. FKLLK^SKR,

T. C. Ch'u Street Com. Knjr»ne*r d'»th. '"tb A 12th

pLAUSSEN, BISHOW§K.Y &Co \_J luiporter«and Jub)er« of ivc

»f"JS AND TOYS.

W a O

FAJ

A Ii IUALKE?

FANOY¥GROCERIES,

8Cn.ft.-B N, TOBACCOS, TEAM. t"«c

BUCHU is the Cure

tor Pain and Weakness in th» Back nud Loins and alt those complaints resulting from derangement of tho fcidQtiysaud urinary organs.— £old In large bottle, by the druggists. HAKKAL, RiyLliY A CO., Wholeaale Druggists, 141 Cham• bers blreet, New Yom.

ANTED—SALESMEN, to sell au article de« it ev particular* addren3 0. r. MATTKSON,

sirableat every ^ood house. For further

WATER! 1^0 SLOP! Browns

i.1 OIA** Ofauing Poltsh, patented Oot. 10th, 1£'m, for cleuolug and polish Windows, *iirrors, Gold aud Silver-pl*t64 ware, Bram* Oopper, Tin, Ac. A new invontion of the greatest practical worth, couvouience aud ecouomy. Indiwpens* aide to all private honse-keepers, hotel-keepers, ftoru ke^ierw, &c. Largo discount to the trade. For full particulars address C.

BKOWN,

74 Bleaker Street, New York.

Discard Injurious Pad-

'IIUKS. MADAM JUMKL S MAMSTAB1AL BALM ami l'nlenl BRKAsT KLKVATOft developes the form physiologically. I epot, 363 Canal t-t., N. Y. fend stamp for Treatise. Sold drogguls.

llJlf IT UO I is the first Inquiry tho sick make concerning a mediL'!IU. Suppose

TAERIHT'S SIITZEE APCBIENT

Uoyal Havana Lotiery of Cuba. Drawn once in seven toe days. Priaes cashe4 and information given. Highest rates paid for Doubloons and all kinds of Gndd and Silver.

itj.11

bj act

Afnnla. tellini lioueehdd ai hti BICKI

liODI,

•evantf uMflt ..j »4«0y c*iTie Omland, Ou£

CIVCIKVATX. LA5CAtTKS*

CAMABG0 MANUFACTCKING CO

.... 4 •.. -f

Kt. ST West Foartk Mmt, OtorlHHatl, ubto. aprl6-d3meod

STORAGE* COMMISSION GRAIN.

6. FIUNKUK. A« D, HORBIBOJI.

^FRAKKLIV, MORRISON CO., «VtUL Conmiwira Merchanto,

No. an West 2d St,, Cincinnati.

liKFICUKMOltd.

Puarcc, Tuils, Uoltou shaw, Bart»nr& (%., A Porter, Wm. Gleuu & Sous, 4 Foster liroUiers, Chambers! bteveufl A Co.

10. O.

LeOnmni

Co., Kvauville. iud. |t«bddJiu

OTOCKWELL, CUNNINGHAM&Co )OEl(IIiL

:0MMlS8l«ai MERCUiMTS,

02 Broad Streetf .New York.

Kerens ta

JACOB D. KAELY ft SON, JAMES H. TUBNKB, £sq., BKMICNT CO.

ttflTP"

ja3ld3u

A I N E A E S WavvhonsH on first St., at tliu Canal Basin. j.i,9.1wtf TKI1KK HAUTK. INI).

BURNETT «& ROSS,

^lanufacturers and Dealers'in **vfi

E A E

HIDES, OILS, WOOL, FlIRS

BABE

to make money and permanent riuploy*

ninnt is offered to t'very person having a few hours daily to Aparo. For further particulars please call on, or add re BH, G.

\V\

JACKSON CO.,

11 South Street, Baltimore, Md.

FORADRICK MACUINK.aimpk-SlGO with temperiug box and iuouldi.c War*

$100

GOOJH

for Kngme

rauted to make 15.IKX) Brickfl per day, ot a'supv nor quality. Address FtthY ASHECKLKR, Bucyrus, Ohio.

TTp-

HBE. Prepaied trom ihe

to-inula Prof. Trousseau, of Parin, cutvs L'OIIHunipdon, Lnng Di-easo-, Bronchitis, Dsp«'p«ia, Maraamus, General Debility, and all morbid condmens of tho system dependent ou deficiency of viral force, ft is ploasant to taste, au a single bottle will convince the most skeptical of its virtue as tho great eeling remedy or the ago. 91 a bottle, six bottles for $5. isont by Express. oId by UPHAM, No. 26 Sotfth Eighth Street, Philadelphia, and piincipal Druggists. Circulars sent free.

Manufacturers of Leather, wo possess every advantage desirable to make First Clam Stock,® and we are now finithing for our Spring Trade, a superior lot of

Harness, Black and Fair Bridle, Ski/ ting and Upper Leather.

We aro always in the market for

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

For which we intend to give the highest marketprice. BURNETT & BOSS. ja29dtf

OMNIBUS LINE.

I E 8 O N I S

\J. AND HACK LINK.

Will attend to all calls lor trains leaving the City, and also deliver passenger, in any part of tbe city Willi care and disbatcn

All orders le ton tbe Slato at ihe Post Office, at Pavis' Drug Store, or my residence will be prompt lyattendvd to, 'an'iOdtf

H.ORSES,

MULES

and

—I will sell on Tuesday, Thursday andSat* nrday, botwei-u t-ho hours of S o'clock A.M. and \'Z 3U. at the Public Pound in th$ city of Terre Ilaute, to the lugnest bidder, at public auction, ail hogs that uiay have been on any of these days within tho Public Ponud more than twelve honrs and all th- horses or mules that may havo been in ^aid Pound morotliao two days.

ALEX. THOMAS,

mrblSritim. City Marnhal.

PIUVATU

DISEASES.

NO CilABGE UNTIL CUBED I

Males »r Females afflicted with any form «I disease, can bo cured in one to ten days,without Canstic, Mercury, or Pain, by calling at the Western vlical Offlco, 137 Sycamore street, Cincinuati, OhaO,

With No Charge Until Cured I

Diseases peculiar to Females speedily cured.— Boaril furnished—prices low. Advice free, sod confidential Mercurial, Sulphiu and Medicated Baths, always ready—the only sure care for Syphilis, Hhvurnatisrn, Neuralgia, Sores, Dicers and all Skin Dis«ai. s. Call anil bt (jurtd and Pan Aflmwardi.

Je2.Sd*wlj

^J.N. GLOYEB's

INDIANAPOLIS

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

Has on*hand,or manafacturoa to order, all kinds of Architecture Ornamenti, such as Window Caps, Brackets, Medallions, Panel and Frieze Ka richiuerts: Flower Vases, Life size Statuary, Wnter Piper&c.

Two iquaros west of Union Dopot. apri!6dCm

REMOVED.

TEEMS.—at

is the subject of tbe luierrogHtory, what thn?— Simpljr this rrply. It will relievo aud cure iieadaclu', nausea, flaiulebfe, —r~r~nnirw. rslitnimss. debility, lilllobsnes', and indieestlon. bOI.D B\ DilUdGIT* XVEftTWHKBX.

GEORGE UPHAM,

W N. Main 8t.« Providence, R. I.

rpo CONSUMPTrVES.—Ton will g*t ther»c*ipt I for a sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and all lung complaints, by sending to i. ADM, Nf. 381 Pearl Street, Kew York. He aendf it free. Write ior it. It has cured thousaoda.[C|^j

MABfITT Iftth,

itsasB

BT9

.,,-A /&

t. jijio'tvaii —i»i

SHADES!

H. H. BRBNE4AN, fro'pr.,

6t CO.,

ttob't MmciradyA Go.. Foote Naeh a

CO.

I inh25d^m

BUT. UUBM* par. D. vtrrt. HUBBS & VEITS, Forwarding and Commission

MUKC UAN'l'H.

And Wharf. lioat Proprietors,

Office No. 2 Mala Direct, EVAItNVlLLK, IND. ItaFSA TO—Preaton Bros, and Mickey, Niabit

at etWIT

f* -.•xfyr.rt'Ki-J..*.

'••dtfi jii-itiii i'f

KHiri CO.

litloeaT rui ol

tiuttt.s-rr

'iljKJill Mlilqft «ijll

10,000 yds Good Prints, su.-vvj*

,v-t. ,if

-at f-n

in»

FABBINGTON ft WILLIAMS.

A~ST H. iTls T5 HBCC1VINO rOBWAKDINA AND CouimiMHion Morchaut,

AMD OBAl.CRfl IN

Or a n9 11%lour a 1 $ tt 11,

Wans HOUSF.—Ou tho Canal, near TernHaute & HichTUiud nnd It. & Railroad DepeU* a_ JOHN HANKY. AfaOMBO UAMEY.

TOHN HANEY &

JURs.Rjt

FINDIJ(«8

And Wholesale Dealers in

S A E A W A E

At.i,. No blanks, no humbug. A irift fur Everytiixly. Send two stamps to "BANNKK," Hinsdale, N. H.

ANTED —AGENTS $75 to $200 per month, everywhere, male aud (Vinal*. to introduce throughout the United State? the GKNUINK iMPltaVKB COMMON SKN3K FAMILY J-KWINQ MACHINE. This machine will uticb, hem, toll, tiiet, qiuit, bind, braid and embroider in a niotit superior niannei'. Prcoonly $13. FuUy wurrtutf»d for. Ave yearn. We will pay Sl,0cf0 for a inhchme th*t will bow a stronger, m*re hoautiful, or more elastic seaui thuii urB.— It makes the ''Elastic Lock Stitch." Kvory second Ptitcu can be cut, and still the clnth cannot be pulled apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from $75 it) pur uiouth- aud expenses, or commission fro ft which twire that amount can be mndtu Addrt'HR, SICCOMB CO., Cleveland, O.

No. 144 &, 140 Main St..

ST. A". uoeReNETT'} Terre Haute, hi,"!,

Having recently increased to large extent our facilities for business, both by the enlargement of our reoms, and by the greatly increased stock which our growing trade forces us to keep, we take pleasure in iuTiting those interested, to ca|i and examine our stock, when visiting our city.

Weshall always endeavar to fill all-orders en trusted to us, promptly, and to the best adrautag*.

We purchase our Goods strictly from the Manufacturers and Importers, and Or Cash, and we know of no better way of placing ourselves right before the Trad* than in stating this fact.

kn.'S.-ri

frj

"'J'4

'*"1'

FEKDI.\ AS1) ZIEGLEB has removed liis Store from the corner of fecond and Swan Streets, to the room lately oocupiod by JA0OBY

ti GOaR,

Grafton, Ohio.

AGENTS WANTED \T0 SOAP! SO

in te Bose Block, corner of

Main and Ninth Streets, where be will be happy to pee his friends, and can offer them bargains from his well selected Stock, consisting ol al, kinds of Qrooeries, Provisions and Liquors alsol Split and Bound Peas, Sairo, Farino, Pearl Barley Hirse. Lintels, Prune*, Virmicllli, Macaroni, Hoi* land Herring, Swiss and Limbnrg Cheese, Cittawbi and lihlnu «incs, Kempfer Qoltxermann's Bitters, Bottled ALE. All goods delivered free ocli.irit... diSclly

pUBLIC AUCTION!

I will sell at public auction, at my Stable, east of the Terre Hante House,between 7th and nth streets, my entire stock of Ilorsee, Carriages, Baggies, Harness, Saddles, Sleighs, tc,, ic., in short,every thinir wanted to carry on tbe Livery Busmeas. Hale to commence ou Saturday, April 13tb, li) o'clock A. H.

All purchases over twenty-fire dollars

acreditof six months will be given, with approved security. LKU. WKRNkK. aptUliw

t^ARMERS NOTICE.—We have .L opened the Warehouse formerly occapi. by ii. B. Smith, on the L'tual, and will always p% the highest cash price for

Corn, Oats and Wheat. If you think it to your advautage to potroniza us, we will ballad ta have yonr trade.

Call and see ns. marcb23d3m SMYZEB MILTON.

O SOUTHERN SHIPPERS.

Through raxipta given on shipment of Prodnoate New Orleans and all Intermediate points, on tha Mississippi Hirer, and to Nashville, Tens. Ample facilities to protect any amount of property at STaaiTllle. JAME8 H. TORNEE, decldtf Agent.

i5cts.

10,000yds Choice Prints,

16fcts,

10,0CC yards iMerrmiac I

\-j an Prints, lS^'dte.

ii Un

Choice Spring DeLaines 25c

tiU

Elegant Colors in Alpkc-"'*

....

cas

35 to 75 cts

Beautiful Style Spring Plaids

Black and Fancy Silks,1'1

Great Variety

.•«».Wl ri- I

Mourning Dress Goods, r',R, -^.ID

.-I

Full Stock

«jfc.rL..V 'Is**!

Bleached Muslins, 12£c -1

to Finest

»»iol wiusw »il 1

ij 7* .. tJi. I Brown Muslins 12| to i? inest

Marseilles Quilts, Large

BTORAOR, tloMMlSIoN AND

and Small, .: 9-^Bi

The Celebrated Honey

'"v: Comb Quilt

Cloaks and Cloakings, "!i

all qualities,

tM J.rtT.I.

Spring Shawls for Misses'i"1

and

Kilt tti

Ladies.

A 1

Duplex Eliptic Hoop

Skirts for Misses and

a b!»' Ladies i'fc hJ i,-is il'

... .. MW. .1(R, .'JUiw •.

A Special point with us is to keep the Very Best Quality of Goods nt the JLO

elw

WEST

POSSIBLE PRICE!

:'a'-

.-j.i

'fc l.tt.«•..

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO

Corner of 5th and Main street. Terre-Haute, Ind.

WH- i?-

-AT- 0.1

CORNELIUS & HASflEKTY'8

Farrington Comer. B«*i

TERRE HA. C7T£, 11ST 3D

I IN

S I S S I S ai -m-.-.j, if -y A

ii" il ••.••aw*!•«••

HOGS.

DRY COOI

Ricli Moire Antiques,

Plain Colored Taffetas!,

Plain and Fancy Colors,

Plaid, Striped A Figur'd.

Plain Black Silks,

E S S O O S

.r-iriw -i' I ...J, .J

EMPRESS CLOTHS, AND

FRENCH MERIN0ES

ji4 s'i? (IN ALL TIIK LATEST C0LOBINGS)

ALSO—A LARGE HTOOK OP

Housf! Furnishing Goods.

BED BLANKETS! iJli.i-* tKi&il I r~. ^JINf. '.-.r

Whitney, ^jBatfh and -u

nets, for Skirting Fine White Flannels Plain Colored Opera Flannels.

G.WITTIG&C®,

BULLETIN

For. Tills Week!_

rj|H il*i ui'di I-

S-"^

*iii

,!l||Vtl'l

-»tntn wiJ fi "a

New Arrivals.

«afe»u

-jA

iv# isqoq I .beJrti"

il3d«VRi.. tt'iv V' y", .-..J .1,

ftiaci' and Willie Stripe Prints!

Delalnesltn Elegant Styles!

Lonsdale 44 Cambric Muslin!

New Styles or Merrlmae Prints!

All nnnbers of White and Blue and White Knitting Cotton!

A Splendid Artlele or Ladles W it a

Only 25 cts. a. Pair

''j.!,, QUITE A BARGAIN.

Call soon to secure your eholee.

1$! tti jjtii.itiW'ws

C. WITTIG & CO.M

7-i MAIN STREET,

OPPOSITE MoKEEN'S BANK,

dim Next d.wr to Davis' Drug Store,' I

TEBBE HAUTE, IND.

P. BINGHAM ft CU.f

OSAtfiM IN

Genuine American Watcnes

Diamonds, Fine Jewelry,

SOLID SILVER WARE*

NEW PATTERNS.

rt:

Solid Silver Spoons and Forks,

.»,

FINE SILVER.PLATXI) ,•

Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors, BERRY DISHES, ICE PITCHERS, WAITERS. CUPS & GOBLETS, «s

Al a £de line of

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED IN Old English or flernan Text.

ALL QOOM BOUGHT HIRE

ENGRAVED FREE OP CHARGE,

w. P.BINOHAlI dc CO.,

50 EAST WASHINGTON STREET,

•prSdSm a

INDIANAPOLIS,

I A E O

la uow ttuppljiiig the beat quality of River Uotti at tho market rates. Ordord left al Ohambera' Grocery Store, oouthwoot oorner ol the Poblle SQDarn, will recelT* t»roropt attention

POAL I COAL!—Of a Superior \J quality, from the NEW MINES nt CUKUYSVILLE, for eale cheap, at tbe E. A 0. li. Co. Depot. We reepeotliiily aolicit all Dealut and' Conaumers of Goal, to call an I examiue It. An}1 quantity can be had at all timee by applying to the Agents, J. P.Davil, Marble Shop, Wabaah St., Frank Oarthwait, Frontier Grocery and Provision Store, Terre Haute, Ind. n28d6m

PIONJCEB

GOAL

DOMAIN

yi ih tllf') ••a'.i

tj v.

j, ,L -fii. "i Hi*! mi' Hicf i-s

?mi. OJ

PLAIN & PLAID POPLINS,

PLAID FRENCH POPLINS,

SCOTCH PLAIDS,

2 ], Furuisiiinj

"•"1

Colored Blankets

Children's* Crib Blankets,

-fc-sW ai si Mn-

Wide While and {Colored Flan.

|A -,1

SHEETIilUS & SIHRTI.VtiS

In all best makes, at NEW YOAK PhiV

Ladies' Cloaking Clctfis •LIDJ FIR ",.FH IN^

W ATE^fiPltO 6

BEAV*EB CLOTHS, &C., &C!

CORNELIUS & HAG0ERTT.

MINING

CO.

BB. lu'lieit -IMSiJ)

NION BAKEKl.

FBA2TK HEIIIO A BBO Manufacturers of all Unda of

A E S and Dealers in

O E I E S

'On Lafayette St., between Canal aud Depot,

TERRE HA.TJTE, de30dly INDIANA.

PLOW WOUKS.

Eatoa, Preble Coantj, Okiu. Tl\e Empire Queen of the West. This Standard Plow has never been excelled, and for general parposa never will be* Iu It*construe* tion we aro working a perfectly homogenious Caet S^teel that will ont polish au out live any other W rough Plow made, it throws a wide clean, and sracoful furrow, and in drauwht is the lightest Plow on record. Farmers wtUdowell to examine this Plow at John Scott & Son's Warehouse,

Terre-Haute, Ildiana*

Before purchasing elsewhere. Yo«r interest we desire to promote, aud what we say is true, novlfcdwlv McGUlK£. CAMPbsLL A O

bTATE NOKMAL f'UOOL.

DIANA

~'*J' Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PBOPOSALS RECEIVED UNTIL

Wedoesdty, April 10th pros., at the Office of J. A. Vrydagh, Architect, S. J£. corner of Jftfth and Hain Street, Terre JJaute, ladiaba, for tho following work aud materials in construction c* said Noraal School Building: 1st, Kxcavatlous of foundations about 3,6CK» cubic ynids.

2,800,000 Bricks.

Jd, L*yiug tliv 4tii, About 8J,00 worth of Dressed Stone in frnn datiou aud wall. 6tb, 18 Iron Columns, weight bout 20,00u lbs. 0tu, 160 Window Frames. 7:h, Puttiug. In and bridging Joists, Wood. Br*rks,

Dust dhafts, Ac,

Wt VHlt.

Full information as to Plans, Specification and conditions furnished at Architect's Office on aud ali-i Kuday, March 2Zd. The Board reserves Hir n^bt to rt-joct auy or all bids not satisfactory RH to price or terms. Surety required lor p«r^otn. oi coutracU.

By Order of Board ol Trustees. JOHN 1NGLK, Jr., President. Terre Haute, lud.. March 14th, 18j7

pKUSSING'S

PURE tlllttt Vl\li(iAK!

A&K FOB

'Prayings' Pure Cider Viotgar, fiiUilN BRAND. Ii is Stroa.g aod Palatable,

per day.

v'. r-

CI1AKLK8 0. E. PBISSI.VG, 339 8c 341 STATE STREET, ., mb&13in CHICAGO

WAfiKEN'S IMPROVED

IUSICAL.

1R£ HAUTE

AC^DEM Yof MUSIC

"The ufrKtniglied, deairlag to SUOPIT a vacrnsm Iu the wants of oar rapidly growtac city, and in ib«djaoB to tha taty eareewf WW

fil pnbne tint tttey hare opsoad an

ACADEMY

of Mo•true utifui

"W.'.'i-.Ki aecoi itooaa tohflalji, %4btilated aud easy of accaaa, and aia snppllod ssilill SHWII•—•IU, IM"Puvila ean receive in.tracUonon tha Pls^Dr£«Uar, Violin, Organ. Brass l&iruwanta. PartMoHt attootiou paid to I he cuUiut^n of th« voice. Iu rnction4 Ih Thoranfh 'Baas Couipoaltion*.

For Terms of Iustivatioa a paly if •^MitdtrrfjpiM, at the AcMftt-m/ of llosic, secoud Aory of

K1ML

f's Pataoaot'llasic, or at the Hosi: blora below. The beat «f ril(uiCHjiiiiasi tUas, Ao.

it uurO

j. a.

I»*

'OiirlAllfUNO,toqnalla-

dec!2dtf ANU1CLU UKPBOSSE

.MUSIC,-TICIBj

LINDEMANN

.ory*,, OEALKB IN

PIA1VOS, MELODKOKS

on tiANs,

Violins, Guitars, JTiutea, and all kiadaaf Mosica Merchaiidi.0, No. 91 Wabash btru^t, TKItKE HAl'TK, INDIANA.

TUNINO AND. JIEPAIKI NO of PIANOS and utter Iu.lruiuenU ill be promptly atteaded to. OLD PIANOS will be taken in toade foi NlCtV ONES. suioadwtl it

J. 4. LINBBMANN.

L. KISSNER'S

tlsoii wri" a'^IKW 1

take grfeat pleasure in inviting the at tenttcn 0/ my aid Iriends and custmuois, and al uew onts in want of anything in tbe

S I I N

will it

i\KW AilD SPACIOUS STOKE

No. 48, Ohio Street.

-.'.Il tin* l-.vl-.

Having personally selected my Kew Stool with great care, at Mew York, I am now able tc. offer ta the lie steal Public tha jjt

Largest Assortment

Musical Merchaodis

IN XHK NOHXH- W l£MT Tbe first .Floor will be stocked witbi Shfet Musie, Strrlng Goods* If asio Books, and all kiuds of small lustruiuents. such as Violtas, Guitars, Drums, Bfuss und Silor H*nd ibstro*

Sheepslrin Drum Houd*, Brass Mouth- IMec«sf Oerrnau Silver Mouth-Pieces, IsQjos, Flats# Tain borin«s, Oerman Viouus, Frouch VioUsa (mr,. ^roncn Violins, (Imitation old Straduarins, 5ua aafhis, aud other Cii'imina patterua^ YlalMoslfios *Deuble Basses. lolin Finger^Boards, Violin 'fiUee N'esiu, Violin ViolioeaUo, Uouble Bass Guitarand Harp Strings, Tail Pieces, Vega, Bridges, Alufe** Tumng forks, Tn^id^ tfammeri, Pitch Pfpes, Castaueis, tUironot, Iteefls, Violin,. ViotlBMlo: and Dovsble Bius Bows Slusic Folios, I'ouble ^s* fined liosia Cases for Flutes, daroaeti^lTlolth# and Guitars Blank Music Books, BlfxJtMiulf Caids, and Mvsic Papers of alt"sites. •9" Particular atlefttfon pafd t6 'ftfa Strlo Department.

The Second Floor will be Stocked with

Plauos, Melodeons & Orgus'

Always on hands a splednid assortment of Pli^ddsv from tho well knowu Jlfauulactoruf of HobVrt Nuus, N.Y., tbe celebrated Patent Cycloid Pituo* Stock Co., N. A. H. tiali A Y. Kur.be & Co., IlftlnmoJt, »n Makers.

jyjElICAL

WAKEASTKD

AMD TO PKKSKBTK

PICK

LIS.

Peas,

Ftrtf Premium awarded at the V. S. Fair, at the Illinois State Fair aud the Chicago OUy Fair. Largest Works of the kind in the United States. Katablished la 1848. Capacity Oas

Twenty BorrWi

Humdnd md

and other KU^Ula^s

Caruart & Needham^

Uelsbrated Bodoir hurcli Organs," Psrlor (trgaus and Melodeou^i These lustiuaauts stand atnsetber unritaled, a fact wlticb every listener aud judge will &e at oust* convinced of by stakplD ooto^ paring tliom with tbt-rp.

i&tn ui-msr 8oud for a CircuUr.

a*'

PRACTICAL PliNO MAkiJtr By trade, consequently ajadge ofIttstrunegts, these sending orders from tho distsuce c*n fully rely on ebtaining as good and fiue au article i40ty personally selected.

Liberal discount to Seminaries, Schools, MitiAsters end Teachers of Music. bond for Circular aud Prices. Ev^ry Tosfrument warranted tor Are years. 3ond orders to Slbdi.i'£llTS jfjfen®

PALACE OF MUSIC,

,nii. 48 Ohio Stroet

vtii

Terre Baute, Ii9!41ta.

GRAIN KH1PPEBH

^Millers and Distillers

We are mannfacturiiifc

RICHARD'S JINSI ILU

Power Corn Shellersl

Of all sixes and capacity ranging IM| (WV

50 to xOOO Bushels per Mo%tf t!

Bnilt of IKON, and Warianted to 9hell Cleau IN ANY CONDITION OF 0£fIN, and Clean the Com in Superior Condition for Uie

MILL OH A1AMKKT.

OVKK COO 1JV DAILY

tu-i

XJHM 1

Portabl# fiagiiei, Saill Inn liila, fn liik, A&, tm»

RICHARD'S IRON WORKS,!

L-JU lt« WASIIINOTOH" STMfeST, CHICAGO, llXlNolH. ia23dHm

UNDERTAKERS. S A A A

ROOFING.

We are prepared to pa: on this Bool, and war. raut for DTU years. TtiU ta tha beat and cheapoat ]UitI In nae, and la fir.-proof. Oali ou

CLITT A WILLIAMS,

Prairie City Planing Milla, corner of 9th and Mnlb^rr* Rtrwt. jaHdtf

jyjEDIC AL NOTICE.

DPS. PATRICK A LINK Hare aiutoriatml :lieuielTea together in the practice «f Medicio: and Surgery.

Orrici—At Dr. Patrick'a old Stand, cornar of Cth and Ohio street*. api4 d3m.

WILLIAM

FS,4 BBOADCLOTH8,

M. BAKE,...,,, .„.,r

H9CSE AMD 8I0S 3

A I N E

FOI'HTH STBEET, OPPOSITE CI.NTKAL ENGINE HOCSE

All work intrusted ta me will receive prompt attention. mh&dtf

NOTICE.

Notkw Is hereby prirfn that Sealed Proposals will be received by the Board of Cotinty Oomnla'it .lonersof Vigo county, at the Auditor's OQicain the city of 1'asra Haat, nntil the MA day of April, 1867, for forai.blng medicioes %ud nisaical ,, attendance to thv Poor and Insane who are subsilled at the public charge, and the (iriaoaers of Vigo Oojaty, for on» ylit, fram the l«t day of liny, 18o7. Bids will lie received separataly fbr each of thethrco Districts, which are as f.llowe The first District la all that ^art of-TIKO coanty which lays north of tbe centre of Xowaafcipa )(*»,« Eleven, north, on the east side of tbe Wabash Biver the second Xlstrict is all that part ot mM oosnty which lays south of the centre of T0W9• slilps No. Kleveu, north, and ast of Ihe Wali.tf 'v Kiror the third Dlstrirt is all tuat part of county laying wtst of the Wabash River. 1 W A I O mh30 4wM Aoilltur of Vigo County.

UNDERTA JE'MfV Is prepare to execute' «orders in his lias till neatness and dispatch ruer of third and Cherry treats, Terre Hante, Indiana. JsfilO-Mvtf

JUST

RECEIVED-A FLN#

Assortment of L»dier Griits' and OhlldhukS* NH KOUi_H—something thai has aevsf gi been introduced here b«ror«—by

IdAAC BALii, Undartaksr, .— it

Dj26 Corner aud li^u) «(rt»tSt

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Painter, Comer 5th aud 'berry .Streets, over Fred. L. if yen' Carnage and Wagon Hhop. AIT wotk entrusted to my care, will be duo- witb neatness and dispatch, and warranted to give satsijaction. A roasonableshare oi public patronage Is respectfully solicited Jelltf