Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 April 1867 — Page 2

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Sotes of a Business Tour:

r-"T:Chicago, April 15, lt^7-

TIN ALLY.

The resUliat I should have said aboi "Washington matters, if I had not been abruptly stopped last week, mustofcoura remain unsaid. But for substance of doctrine it would have been something 1

•what follows. using in the T.iei)8luic»l muddle ue|-front

last degree.

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until a

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"j/ly to 'the same helpless level

D"b6tdon't-know-what.in-the.world-to-do-

nextitivenew. The ufrican is not out of pities evon yet is doubtful if he was ever so thoroughly mixed through par 1 in issues, on all hands, as ha is now, un til reeentlyhe hai only boeu handled with chop sticks and spit-prongs, held at armslo ih. Now he comes trembli

nolens volena,

into everybody^ ovens

The old stagurs are sorely distressed. Not a few put thu best face on tho matter, and mouti.ingly declare that not all tho odors from "Araby the Blest" are half so dear to their delightful senses as the twice delicious aroma africaine.

Even so, it choaked tho throat as yet, and the griuis were simply grim I am writing of tho politicians as a school, on all sides of all party lines, and professional politicians only are the men who make tho manly art of office getting, the wio absorbing employment of essentially selfish lives. It is not a pleas, ant confession fur a man who has voted with cither party to muke, but his moral digestion is received by the candid eflbrt to acknowledge tho palpable truth, that professional politicians in his own party are in no important respect superior to professional politicians in any other party They aro men to whom "platformB are more ladders, every plank a round

DOMIC AGAIN*.

When one is at home, and has been long at home, plodding his daily rounds o( work and weariness, ho thinks it might be good if his beat of boil lay eastward or southward—or even northward. Thus generally, of all places thus peculiarly although perhaps not pre-eminently, of us who plod these prairie streetg. But a journey to the Jkast is an infallible specific. We find the Alleghanies sterile and the Groon Mountains barren, and the Nutmeg State tough and the Bay State small, and the Empire State placid" we find no Stale like our State, non'ountains so good to stay by as our own dull prairiesl Even Chicago welcomes us back—not that she eares anything for us, but that we care a grout deal for her,, and she, like any other fomi'iine, is "quite willing.

This is a feature of a genuine Westernized character worthy tht- attention of old fogies. Wo grant tho highiof iLe mountains, the beauty of tho vnllies, the luxuries of sea-shore breezes, and the brevity of trunk railway lines we confess the flatness ol tho prairie, the stupidity of lagoons and bayous, whether at Calumet or at Bitslrop we plead guilty to slight structures, balloon fro sues, and eellarless homes but we would just as soon go back to tho East as intelligent chickens would turn again to tho original egg-shell.

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A really startling list of horrible crimes disfigure the record of the city for the week. Murder, suicide, assiasination, horrible cruelties, poisonings, hydrophobias, frauds of grievous gro«sness—it is sickening even to review the titles withou, piiu.:ing upon unutterable details.

Tho river is open—has been open for a firtnight, and was scarcely opened before it was filled with woli-laden craft. The Bridge-nuisance jjrows more a nuisance than ever, now thai, we see men diving so bravely at tho bed of thu stream near Washington street, and promising to dive and delve and delve and dive until there shall bo daylight under tho river as well as above, it will be a full year more bofori tho glorious coimnn ination is attained. This year will break forever the bonds of isolation, and the next shall usher in the Era of Absolute Freedom! Dixon.

The interest of the le^iey of $18,000, lately loft to Mount Holvoke Seminary by Miss Qazleton. of Fishervilie, New liamp^-turc, is t" be applied to assisting indigent younu women to become teachers. Ail of thu bonpfleiaries «iu.-t, however, bo pious, in the "evangelical' sense.

Theodore Tilt"ii found a doaen or-twen-ty aspirants to tho Presidency, on .« late visit to Washington they Were so plenty, indeed, be did not think it worth while to count thorn very accurately.

Some scamp in New York lately per petrated forgeries on tho K:i-t Hive Bank, in tho name of Wm.,sT. Florence, the comedian, to tho amount of $1,925, which the bank cashed, aud of course had to make good.

Hon. Edward MePheron Clerk of the United S.ates Hou?e of Representatives, is •writing Life of Thaddeus Stevens.

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And now, though iso'er ^/and dell Our victor dead in Sotbw ^t-tmtou4U^

Yesterday a reporter of the

•which they may claaiber up, or down to tho coveted sinecure. Who shall bo tho next Presidont—th next almoner of public charity—is already the absorbing query into which these gentlemen have plunged as solemnly as a frog to tho bottom of his native pond. From tho iniry depths corno solemn groans and •wise fore-promises, to which all the docile are invited to give heed. From one be spcclaelcd ^age wo learn thut A. B.' chances are slender, and that in conse quenoononeof his ^lique will probably Teach the Treasury sooner than 1873 over. From another we luarn that B.'s chances aro excellent. Probably both are wrong. A. B. has not oveu a chance to lose never had a chanco to lose, al though his namo may have been "mon tioned in connection with" tho Presidency twice as often as tho namo which is al Teady the choice of destiny. A 'dozen showy candidates aro being dressed and drilled for presentation lo each conven tion, of whom wo shall hear nothing after tho convention is onco organized but nothing short of defeat will dampen thoir ardor in the least. Not one of them would compromise for tho full four years salary in hand. i-

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in'a powers cultivate.

ijre lobe trie ai id e'er defend the truth |.11 Dare to do right altho' the world oppose ii Kernel obor

are brought

And Jit) »'ill jt forget us, at life's close.

Thougi older sil ter States more prosperous be, Throughout th world let this be understood The West" a «yi lonym for loyalty, .: Tho "HoosierG irl"—complete,

How It reels to be Drowned—Described by a Han Who nan Tried lt.| [From the Mill vaukee Wisconsin, April 4.]

A few days 3igo a workman employed at one of the tanneries on the west side of tho river, but Jiving on the eaat sido, named Grace, attempted to cross to his work upon the ice. When part way over the river, the ic..- bn.Ue beneath Grace, and be tell through. He sank immediatly to the bottom, but was taken up bv one of thos» hooks employed for the purpose, and by strpug efforts, the sparkid life, which had apparently departed, was brought back, and Grace still lives, although having been as near death's door as a man could very well go and return to this sublunary sphere.

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met Grace and had a conversation with him relative to his narrow escape. During the conversation the man gave a sketch of the sensations which Unexperienced while under the water, which we" will endeavor give as tho words tell from his lips. Said Grace I"thought that morning, as it had been stiffening over night, tbat the ice would be stiff enough to bear me, and as I was a iittle late that morning, and as it was along way around by the bridge, I would save time "by «oing across the ice instead of going around by tho bridge. I Went on thinking about what I sheuld say to tho foreman to save being docked a quarter of a day, and wasn't thinking but what all was safe enough, when I trod on a weak spot,and went right down through. It was so sudden like, and the water was so cold, and I suppose I was so frightened that nil my senses went away in a flush. I hit my head on the edge of the ice, and it made me stupid, and that's what made it seem so like a dream perhaps. It seem, od like kept sinking, sinking all the time—not going down^likea.man natural, iy would in the water, but going down fast—so i'a»t that it took all my breath away.

Although I know I kept my eves shut all the time, it seemed like. I could see all about me, and like 1 was in the midst, lirst of a great field of blackness which -eftine up all around me, and was very tbiok. As I went down, this kept grow-* iilg lighter and brighter, and from being sort of gloomy at lirst, soon began to grow pleasar.ter, and my head, which seemed all stuffed Hip and'stupid, began to be clearer and elfearer. I have heard a great deal about Paradise, and all sudden like it seamed I had come to that place. I didn't feel like I was anybody else, but all niy senses c.mio to me, and the first I knew I was wondering where I was, and how I came theie. 1 felt as if I was just so full of happiness as I-could be. Everything 1 had done in,ii)y life seeme,d like it was written on a little page, and had it right before me, and could tell it all, even down to the little things. Bafore me I could see great green and purple aud red clouds floating along, and would hear angels and fairies singing, and 1 know they wcro happy, .and when I tried to^help them, I felt as happy as tiiey were.

I tried to think it was a dream, but 1 couldn't, and didn't feel as if was at all like death, and while everything seemed so clear to me, even to what the foreman would say when he four.d I did not come, I wondered if ever ljsbould go hack again and if I did, what a time I should have telling tho boys where I had been and what Iliad seen. Every good action I had done came up and looked me in the fac i.

and although some of the bad actions, all of which 1 could see standing at my back, tried to come up, they could not.1 cauuot tell you how happy I felt, and how long I felt so. It was drowning, know, aud if a man only knew about it, and there wasn't any danger of being brought back again, it would be the hap piest way to die that ever wds invented.— But the coming back, oh that was awful.

While I was feeling so good as 1 tried to tell you about, and it didn't seem as if it was a little while, but like it was year: and years, while I was thinking, itseomed like one of the bad actions crowded away one of tho good ones, aud cauie up and looked me in tho face, and instantly all of the goed actions, and ail the ungels and the Jairies, became devils of tho worst kind, and (ill the colored clouds became bUck, and the devils closed round me and tiiey yelled in my ears, and pulled mo this way and thai, and then all the clouds btcame precipices and caves and holes, and it seemed as ifthe evil ones were trying to push me into all of these at once, yelling and howling all the tima, and when I resisted, tearing whole hands full of llesh off my bones and hair out of my head. And they seemed to gc into my mouth, and my nose, and my ears, and tear away inside of me until I was so full of misery thaL I prayed they might kill moat once and when I tried to tell them so, it was like us if my bead would burst asunder. As I can't tell you how happy I was before, so I can't near tell you how 1 suffered now. 1 had heard a great deal ab'ut hell, unJ 1 thought I was there for certain. Sometimes the devils inside of un: would be-flrc and, burn me. and then they would be an ocean, and would spangle and bo drowning. Aud when I seemed to be suffering most, all of a sudden 1 cume ort of out of it, and tho boys wele taiiding about me, and trying to bring me to liii, and then I knew tbut 1 had been nearly drowned, but they bad saved mo. Bat I tell you as It !d theai, if I should ever eome so near drowning again, don't try to save me, for I hud ten thousand times rather die feeling like I did whou I yeemed in paradise, than to be brought to uud suffer ull the torments I did afterward.

A Loak into a Dissecting Uooni.,.

From the New York Timed.]

To those who are interested in these matters we may state that tho student in anatomy io introduced iutoaJong difeeoU ing halt, well-ventilated and lighted from the roof. An array of tables, numbering perhaps two dos- n, stretches around tbe hall. e«eh with a'slanting surface'covered withziuc. Salfli cts are provided by parVies, regularly employed for that purpose, .who, notwithstanding tho safety of their trade, still prefer to uinktj it tho business of tho night. Tt.ese subjects are brought tVCiiii the island which New York uses as the'Potter's Field, and are the remains of paupers, criminals and those unfortuna women who form krge a class in city life. They are coftyeytd Jnto the recep-tion-room, and each oife injected with an antiseptic, ooutaining. zinc, mercury, or ars -nic, With plaster of Paris,"and the hofe fnixliire colored to a tint of re5. The aorta is opened and- the arteries filled in a similar manner by means of a large ana powertul syringe. After this preparation the body will Tesist decomposition from two to six weeks. As soon

on the table a class of live students attack the subject, one assuming the head, and each of tbe others -working at one of the limbs. In order

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.0 preserve the 1 emory of our slain— ^mrs, to ennoble b" pn re lives our State for *b®!r sakes, fir* cue spotless to maintain, jAncfl

assist in tbe tracing

of arteries the letter are sometimes injected" with i»elted wax tinted with different color* thus bringing out their exqaisite ramifications. We are aware that gome m*y consider this a repulsive empayment, and yet there is a great pl»* •ure in pursuing anatomical inve»*!• ,vid all sense of the horrih'vaJue and importa*"- -S®t,01*3 "With

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lost in the

,,ect to the appearance of the

_ects, it may be premised that they are not striking illustrations of human beauty. On the other hand, they are generally the vilest, lowest and most unfavorable specimens of the rac?. They are tho victims of famine or of exhausting disease—or are those who pined away in weary senility. Occasionally some robust form still bears evidence of a life of crime, and the seowl of abject depravity yet lingers upon the debase4 countenance. With these, however, are sometimes contrasted young and delicate shapes which suggest the history of early shame and a career of misery suddenly changing from the gaudy saloons of splendid vice this charnalliojse of science. On one occasion of this kind the students were seen to cluster with looks of deep compassion around one whose life, just entering on blasted womanhood, had been terminated by sudden death. Jier leet and hands were small and white, her hair fell in curls about her neck, and in her features there lingered the traces of former beauty.— What was her history? What a volume could havo been written of life's battles, temptations and miseries, if thoBe lips could have told their story. It was a spectacle which recalled the sympathetic lines of one of the bards of sorrow

"Touch her not gc*rnfaily Think of her mournfully, Gently »od humanely Not of the stains of her,^ All that rem-una of her

Now is pare womanly."

The dissecting room of an afternoon is an interesting scene. A hundred young men may be seen, mostly-clad in black cotton gowns,-sitting on high stools around tho slanting tables, and using forceps and scalpel as occasion may require, laying bare the muscle, and tracing arteries or investigating nerves. A lew tneercliaums relievo tbe heavy atmosphere by the flavor of tobacco, and a noisy bum fills tbe hall, occasionally breaking out into laughter as some joke enlivens the quiet pur* suit of science. One may be whistling in a low key, another humming a snatch of familiar song. The opera may be criticisod over a decomposed arm,-whilo the topic with another will be tho party he attended last night, and the boquet,offered to some beauty by a hand that now, like Lear's "smells of mortality." Every little while the. various lecture bnlla are heard, and thero is a running in and out in obedience to this important summons. Visit tho same spot at a later hour, when darkness and solitude invest,it with their solemn mantle. All is still. There is no one thero but yourself and the dead. A dim gas-burner throws a ray sufficient to show the nature and surroundings of the scene or perhaps the moon shining through the broad window, lights up the I'liact'v faces that yet retuin thoir natural covering, giving a still more fearful aspect to the half-denuded 6kulls thut lie around. There is then in this dissecting theatre much tbat is sad, fy«rful, and revolting but it also has a tinge of the ro mantic perhaps it might bo added, the poetic. Xn sucfc a placo Edgar A. Poo might have caught a fresh inspiration, and Hawthorne found a new idea to work up in his weird and harrowing style.

General"'Sherman on lforsc-Stealing, We have been furnished, says the Selma (Alabama)

following letter from General Shurman in reply to a Confederate clergyman asking to have his horse restored to him. It is terv good specimen of the erratic humor of that eminent raider, and will doubtless provoke a smile frcin many a Confed., who was himself occasionally "careless in a search for title" where horses, beehives, or'vegetables wero concerned

Atlanta, Ga., Sept 16, 18GG.

Rev." Confederate Army: Dear Sik

14, is received. I approach a question involving the title to a horse with great diffidence, for the laws of war, that mysterious code of which we talk so much ou know so little, are remarkably silent on tho "horse He is a beast so tempting to the soldier—to him of wild cavalry, the fancy artillery, or the patient infantry that I find more difficulty in recovering a worthless, spavined beast than in paying a million of "greenbacks so I fear must reduce your claim to one of finance, and refer you to the great Board of Claims in Washington.

That may roach your case by the time your grandchild becomes a great grandfather. Privately, I think it was a shabby thing in the scamp of the Thirty-First Missouri who took your horse, and the Colonel or his Brigadier should have returned him but I cannot afford to undertake to make good the sins or oiuis sions of my own Colonels and Brigadiers, much less those of a former generation.— "When this cruel war is over," and peac once more gives you a parish, I will promise, if near you, to procure out of one of Uncle Sam's corrals a beast that will replace the one taken from you so wrongfully. But now, 'tis impossible we have a big journey before us, and will need all we have, and I fear more too so look out when the Yankees are about, and hide your bensts, for my experience is that all soldiers are very careless in search for title. I know General Hardee will confirm this tny advice. 1 With great respect,

Yourstruly,

Wm. T. Shkrman, Maj. Gen'l

Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion has cured my face and hands, also my legs and feet of an eruption, after having spent ten weeks and live days in the different N. Hospitals, without an}- real benefit to me. Writes Dennis Mchan, 99 Maiden Lane, N. Y. -••.

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8T0RA«ES COMMISSION & GRAIN. 8. F&4NKLUT. JU X, KQTTKTBOXE ^FRANKLIN, MORRISON 4 C0^ dENfiUL CommiHioa Herehnita, No. 88 West 2d St., Cincinnati.

BSFKBKNCK3.

Pearoe, Tolls, Holton Shaw, Barbour le Co., A Porter, K. G. Leonard A Co., Wm. Glenn ft Sons, Bob't Macready CoFoster Brothers, Foote, Nash A Co. Chamber*, fiteveua A Co. mUiSdlm

BUI. Bt'BBS.

Offire No. 2 Mala Mrtct, KVA.NHVilJiK, Mil). KkFCft To—Preatofl Broa. and M«ck«*y, Co., JCvfttifillo. Iud. |ieb8d3ta

STOCKWELL,

.TORBEY,

C0MH1SSH\ MERCHANTS,

62 Broad Street, Netv York. *v*rt UUtt ii 11 'I*'

Keren

Am.. No blanks, uo humbug. A irift for Everybody. fend two stamps to "BANJIEll," Hinsdalo, N, H.

SON, '4*

JA&1KS B. TCBNKB, Ksq., .i BEMKNT CO. FABBIMGTON A WILLIAMS. jiUiidam

A S H. ii JS iS HKOE1VINO rOHWAEDlHO

AND

Commission Merchant, AND DIALIBI IN Or a

Flour an 8 a 11.

Wahk Uousc—On the Canal, sear the Torre Hante & Richmond and K. ft O. Railroad Depfls" mayfidwtf Tcaac Hadtk, Ind, joum HAMKV. ALONIO UANKT.

TOHN HANBY & CO.,

tJ STORAGE, OOMMISION AND

California via Nicaragua, KYEBY 20 DAYS.

With Passengers. Freight and U. S, Mails.

A I N E A E S Warehouso on First St., i*t the C&ual Basin. j,mydwtf TKRUK UAUTK, IND.

BlIR VETT& ROSS,

Mauiiiacturcrs and Doalws^iD

LEATHER

HIDES, OILS, WOOL, FURS & FINDINGS

And Wholesale Deaiers in,

SADULfiftY BAKU WAKE,

]No. 144 & 146 Main St.,

A.aosriT'Kis Tcrre Haute, Ind.,

Having recently increased to a large extent our facilities for business, both by the enlargement of our r«oms, and by the greatly increased steck which our growing trade forces

to keep, we

take pleasure iu inviting those interested, to call and examine our stock, when visiting our city. Wo shall always endeaver to fill all orders entrusted to us, promptly, and to the best advantago.

We purchase t-ur Goods strictly from the

Manufacturers and Importers, and fjr Cath, and we know of 110 better way of placiug ourselves

right

before tho

stating this fact,

Trade

Manufacturer^ of Leather, we possods every advantage desirable to make

First Claris Stock, aud we are now finitbing for our Spring Tradet

DRY.COC

Harness, Black and, Fair Bridle, SIcirting and Upper Leather*

We are always in the market for

Hides, Sheep Pelts, Purs, Tallow, and Rough Leather, For which we intend to give tho

BURNETT & ROSS.

Ja29dtt« i•

BOOTS AND SHOES.

OOTS AND SHOES -m

MY OWN MAKE! Made in my Shop by tbe BEST OF W0UK&1EM, aud of the

Best Material!

Which will Warrant in every respect. I am also prepared to make to order all kinds of Wo» men and Men's Wear that may be called for, on the SHOltTRST N0T1CK and in the most Fashionable Style an don the most REASONABLE T£RMS

Trice List until Farther Notice: Single Sole Sewel Lemoin Calfskin Boots, $11.00 Bouble

Pegged Loven

14 14

Mending Bone

8.00

Frenco Kin

8.00

Ameijcan Kip 7,00 coarse

6.00

the Best Style and on

Short A'otice.

BKINR A PRACTICAL MKCHAN1C MYSELF, and having had a practical experience in the Boot aud Shoe husiuoss for some twenty years, I feel confident that can g.vo satisfaction in my bus! ness, unequaled in Style and Quality, to all who may favor me with their patronage. Thankful to the public for their former patronage 1 hope to merit a large number of my Old Customers aud as many new ones as may favor me with their trade.

Giye me a call before ordering elsewhere. All orders promptly fillod. Do not lorget the place,

No. 1, South 5th St., Terre Haute, Ind.

II. UELfflKAMP.

Marcli2rd3ui

JJOOTS AND SHOES,

N W S A N E W 8 Fs selling

Boots & Shoes Very Cheap

.. To close out his large stock of

Boots Shoes and Gaiters, To make room for Spring stock. Yon will save money by calling on him at

No. 3 Mechanics Block,''

I Particular Attention is giTen tu

CUSTOM WORK

Thid Department is in the hands of SKILLFUL ^WORKMEN. octl6dtf

HORSES,

Korfuil particulars address C. M. BKOWN, 7* Bleeker Street, New York.

OISLET'S BUCHU ia the Cure ~i_|j tor Pain ind Weakness in Hie Back itud Loins and alt those complaints resulting from dernhgemei.t of the Kidneys and nrinarv organs.— Sold in large bottle, by the drnggisU. 11AKRAL, K18LKY 4 CO.. Whuieeale Druggists, 111 Chambers Street, New Yorx. & .s

Discard Injurious Pad-

diucs. MAHAM JUMEL MAMWAKIAL 1SALM and l'ateiI F1BKAST ELKYaTOK devetopes the form physiologically, t-epot, 3(3 Canal St., N. Y. tend stamp tor Treatise. Sold by droggitts.

WJLL IT DO! is the firet inquiry

WW UUI the sick make concerning a medicine. Suppose

TAanisT'a Selizez

SOLD BY DttCGGITS KVKIIYWHKBK.

•Koyal Havana Lottery of Cab*. Drawn once in seventeen days. Prizes cashed and information given. Highest rates paid fur Doubloons and all kinds of Gold and Silver.

MULES AND HOGS.

—I will Bell on Tutuday, Thur»day and Saturday, butweoii the hours of 8 o'clock A.M. and 12 M. at the Public I'ound in the city of Terre Haute, to the higueat bidder, at public auction, all hog* that may have been om any of these day! within tho Public Pound more than twelve hours and all the horses or males that may

*ald Pound more than two days. ALXX. THOMAS, mrhl!M«m '!ity Marnhal.

,J.N. GLOVER'S

(XDUKAPOLIS

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

FTa« on^hftDdt or manufacture! to order, all kinds of Architectural Ornaments, auch as Window Caps, Bmcket®, Medallions, Panel and Frteze Knridimertf Flower Vaaes, Ltfe

REMOVED,

APtktr.NI is

to the subject of tno lnlerrogstory, what th«n Simply this reply. It will relieve and care headache, nausea, Uatulence, aervousne«a,«estivenees, debility, bllionsnes., and indigestion.

GEORGE CPHAM,

63 X. Main St.. Providence. B. I

Water Pipe, Ac. Two square# wefit of Union Depot. april6d6m

FfiBDINAND ZIEOLEB has remoredhto Store from iho co-ner of Second and Swan Street*, to th* room lately occupied by JAOOBY A GOAB, in taa Jtose Block, corner of Main and Ninth Streets, where he will be happy to fee bis frleadii, and can offer them bargauia from his well selected Stock, consisting ol al, kinds of Groceries, ProTisions and Liquor* alsol Spin and Bound Peas, Sam),

111 rue. Untels, Prasn, Vtrmicilli, Macaroni, Hoi land Herting, Swiss and Liraburg Cheese, Catawba and Bbin* Winea, Kempfer Holtteraxann Mt. ten, Bottled ALB. All good, doilrertd free charje.

NEW ARRIVAL OF

SPRING GOODS,

PHY.

D. VZ^TS.

HUBBS & VEITS, V.

Forwarding and Commission MKKCHAJVXS.

And Wharf Jiuat 1'i'oprielors,

5 .— AT ...

W. S. KYOE it OO.'S,

Poplins,

CUNNINGHAM &Co [QKNiaAL

Mohairs,

CHOICE DRESS GOODS

Rich Dress Silks,

In all Colors,'

IN ALL SHADES.

Alpacas, De Laines,

GINGHAMS, &c.,

Dress Trimmings & Buttons,

In all Styles, comprising all

Novelties of the Season!

OIL CLOTHS, RTJGS,

MATS,WALLA WINDOW PAPERS &c.,

&c.,

House Furnishing Goods!

1 OF ALL KINDS.

—AT THE—

highest market price,

FIRST

Main Street

DRY GOODS.

APRIL

TAKE NOTICE

EVERYBODY

-6«rrTHAT?.aA if *6".

M.00

CLOT Hi8

HATS AND CAPS.

EW YORK H^T STORB

Joseph C. Yates, JUSTIN RECEIPT OP

Mens* Hata of all Irinda. Boys' Hata of »U kinds. Mine*' Hata of all bind a.

Infanta* Hata of all kinds',

Aad al all price*. •a. HMs sad* to erdar ea rtsrt noiioe. Com

THE SPRING STILES, last side PaMtc Square, Terre Haute, lad. nwildtf

PATRONIZE HOME^fc 1N8T1TDTI0SS. '"tsSm

w.p-

CARPETS

&c.

OUR CARPET HALL

Never was as attractive as at Present,

4- .. .4 1.

I N E N S

Damasks, Sheetings, -Vt,

:u,li

Napkins, 'n": ,... .. Piano and

17,.'.,Table

than in

Covets.

Cassimeres! Cassimeres!! In all Styles, for Men and Boys,

CHEAPER THAN tbe CHEAPEST.

.a "'rf

New Goods Received Daily

IJNION BAKEK1 .if

Woiild Savelloney! Every One Making i," BOYS' CLOTHISG!^"

EDSALL & CO. Have placed on THEIR SHELVES A

SPLENDID LINE

OF f. w'""if- ('s

And USSIIiERES

For Men & Boys' Wear

bought at

Ruinously Low ,,.J

I E S

1 1tf.fi V*7'

AND SOLD ACOOBDINOLr!

Choice Shades American & French

CLOAklBiOS

Pearl, Gray, Golden,

Brown, Lavender and

OTHERS.

iar

N W I E 8 1 'ft -•I— l: Mu iSB

PERCALES:

We call attention' to our stock of Domestics, convinced that any one looking at our Bleached and Brown Sheeiinfl* Shirtings, Linen Sheetings, Pillow Casings, Cloths und Napkins, will pro- "®l nounce them Cheap.

tar

itir

far

Farino,

Pearl Barlcyf

AM T1IEIAKK CHEAP!

THE XBBCHANTS

commit

usiioji expkkss

Hafing put their Direct and Great Tbrougl Lines in perfect working order, are

bow

prepare*

t* do a general Express bnsinoea with the Bast, West, Southwest and Northwest, including the carrying and collecting of Money^Valuables, Ac.

Our lines, now opened, embrace tbe route* between New York, Boston, BuSalcs Detroit, 01e»elao i, Cincinnati, Chicago, Milwaukee LaCrosss, Prairie-lD- 'hlen, Indianapolis, St. Louis, and all intermediate points, and are beipg rapidly extended over all the route* of trade.

Tbe Capital »f this Qnnpany Is

Tweuty Million Dollars,

and is au ample guarantee to tbe pabUc of its re* •ponsibiHty. Alt tosses and dama^o. o( property eotrasted to our oare, will be pronptly lod equitably adjusted.

Cvery effort will be made to merit the patronage of tbe publio Our r&tea are always as low as tbeee of any responsible Express Company.

Office No. Main Street, bet. 5th A Ctb Sts.

T. W. STEWART,

O.t 9dtf Anient.

BINGHAM & CO.,

DEALERS IS ,[

Genuine AmericanWatches

Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, SOLID HILYEB WARE,

NKW TATTERNS.

Solid Silver Spoons and Forks, FINK SILVKH.VLATED Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors,

BERRY DISHES, ICE PITCHERS, WAITERS, CUPS & GOBLETS, A

«.3*!

Also, a fine line ol 1^?

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED IN

Old English or German Text.

All Goods Bsuout Hebe

ENGRAVED FREE OF CHARGE,

W. r. BOOHA9I A CO.,

50 East Washington Stbeet, aprCd3m INDIANAPOLIS,

COAL*

OBTOWN BLOCK JOAL.

The undersigned is prepared to furnish the citizens of Terre Haute Mitn this superior Coal, taken from the m'nee two miles east of Brazil.— ThisCoal is to nnv brought to this mar ket. Lewis Herbert is uiv authorised agent, and 1 will fill any contract ho may mako. Orders may be left at 11. L. Ball's Store Store, and at Paddock & McKeeu's Mill. alSdtim ROBEBT QUEST.

I A

POALL COAL I—Of

FRANK HEmG&BRO fitanufacturers of all kinds of

CRACKERS.

and Dealers in

O E I E S

On Lafayette St., between Ganal and Depot,

TERRE HAUTE, de30dly INDIANA.

piiUSSING'S

PURE CIDER VINEGAR!

ask roa

'PrQssings' Pure Cider Vinegar, GREEN BRAND. I(

is Strong and Palatable, Wab«jl»t*d

I'dbk,

AND TO PBESEBVB PICKLES. Firet Premium awarded at the U. S. Fair, at the Illinois State Fair and the Chicago City Fair. Largest Works of the kind in the United States. Established la 1818. Capacity Ons Hundred and Twenty Barrel) per day.

CHAKLKS tt. E. PR1I8SING,

330 Jil. 341.

STATE STREET,

mli2d3m CHICAWO.

GABDE5 SEEDS,

GL.

BEIGLER

will keep du

ring the season, good Oard

Seeds of the

best quality, partly «f his own raising, and oth era ol IlELIABLE SUED GKOWKKS, and such as he can recommend. Call at my Establishment, on South 6.U street, south of the National llouse.

E E A E S

As usual, I will keep on hand a full supply of all kinds ef Vegetables during thu sea*j u.

BOUQUETS

urntshed to order* G. L. BEIOLKR, 2Vf3d3m

BARRETT'8

ON THIS CONTINENT

AMD

IIS SO PKONOON3KD BY THE UOSTj Scientific Analytical Chemists. Restores dray Hair to it*

Natural Color.

It Promol«stbe (rowtboflh«w rf. Hair. 'MH It Prevents Hair Fnllinc Oat. r- it Cbanires the Roots to tbelr Orlgtaal HET"ii Oi^uitc actio*. (t Eradicates Dan*raff Mi Hunure. hH It Keeps tbe Hcalp Healthy.

Contains no injurious lagre«llent,[

And is geo^rHlly accorded to be

Cfl

A SPLENDID

DRESSINCI.IO

ITS MEBITS

Are Inside the Bottle !1

Krery Bottle contains MOKE L1QVI1)|{^^ LUt'han nny other dollar preparation. No! iLA110E RKWABD3 offered to establllhir, ti efflcacy, but we do OUABANTEE to 'refund the money tu any person who will E3

nse two bottles anl then sny that onr lle*tor&tive has failed to do all we claim.

EDSALL & CO.

TO THE PCBLIC.

r^rij Onr J. B. BABBETT is the fin* and man*' he discoTered the art of combining a HAIB BLSTOBATIVE with a

p-1

UBKkslKO, of which there are now many mitatious in ths market, yet none but JABBETT'S are Original Eh

O C3

(J. B. BAKBKTT CO., PrMrfCttfn. MANCUKSTEB, N. II.

A If. A. DAVIS,

WHOLESALE AGENTS,

n20dw6m Terre Bant*. Iasl.

JOHN AEMSTKO^G, doBsiiiltli and Stencll Cutter.

Flonr, Whisky and Sack brands, also Plate* for' marking Clothing, cut to order. Guns made aad repaired in the best of style.

All work warranted to gire satisfaction. Shop 2d door Kastef tha New Gourt House, oa Ohio street, at tbe Yigo county Hay Scales, [dly

EXPRESS COMPANIES. A MERICAN EXPBESS COM.

J\. PANY.

COSSOLIDATKU CAPITAL, $a0^S0S,S00!

The above named Company hare la charge .f experienced and tmsty Meaeangars, Kxpreeee leaving and arriving at Terre Haate, aa follows:

Two Expresses Bally, to ud from: New Tork, Clerelaad, Boston, v. nttsburK, Albany, Thlladel^la,

Budalo, Washington City. And all other points in the Kaatara Dtol.i aad A N A A S Connecting at New York with Wells, Fargo A Go's Snropeaa aad flalitarnia Bapnaa, brsUfoilisIa Europe, California and Oregon.

Three Expresses Dally, to and from

Cincinnati, Ohio, Indiaaapolia, Ind Columbus, Kichmond, Dayton, Fort Wayne, Newark, «.« Logansport, Zanesville. P«ru,

And all points in Indiana and Ohio.

Two Kxpresses Dally, to and from: Saint Louis, Ho., Chicago, Illinois, Hannibal, ', aSjtf Centralla, Milwaukio, Wis.,? Detroit, Mich. Madison, Saint Joeeph, Mo4 And all points North and West, including points in Kansas and Nebraska.

TWO Kxpresses Dally, to and fronu Ureencastle, iafayette, Crawfordsville, Michigan City, Ac. One Express Daily, to and from*

BOCKV1LLK, IND.

One Accommodation Kxpreu Dally

To and freni

Paris, Illinois, Charleston, Illinois Mattoon, Illinois, aud intei mediate points. All busluess entrusted to this Companj will te attended to prompitg and with ditpaich.

Rntes as low as by any Responsible Company^ UFFlUK ou KCUKTH 8TKKKT, next door 9c Ohio Street, Terre Haute, lad.

E, W. NLUAA'E, Sup'l., Indianapolis, lud. 0-l3dtl

THE

KATES AS LOW

is uow supplying tbe boat quality of River Ooai at tbe market ratos. Oruera left at Chambers1 Urooory Store, aoutbweet corner o( ilxe Public dauare, will receive nrompt attention.

a Superior

quality, from the NSW MINUS ut CUltEY2JVILLE, fpr sale cheap, at the B.AC. R. K. Co. Depot. We respectfully solicit all Dealers and Consumers of Coal, to 6all an examine it. Any quantity can be had at all* times by applying to the Agents, J. P. Davis, Marble dhop, Wabash St., If rank Garthwait, Frontier Orooery and Provision Store, Terre Haute, Ind. n28dtim PION^EIt COAL MINING CO.

S. McELVAIN, Agent.'

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

CapitAl $10,000,000'

EXPBESS FOBWABDSBS.

Uave tacilities orer all the llailroade East,

MONEY AND OTHER VALUABLI h-Jir Hoaty aud Light freight, Packages md Note.s, i'ralts au«l Bills collected, and promt turus made

Merchandise taken for delivery ouol the accompanying bill, and proceeds returned promptly.

Uuiier careful Messengers, the Express arriYrt and departs with nearly all the trains, for the principal Eastern cities and intermediate points uiakiug clo*o connectious with

The Southern Exprew,

.*t. GBKAT _3

Eastern Western and Soutberi

and .Sonth, for the rapl transportation of

Kor the principal cities of the South.

AM' OTHER MMTAftk

Losses and damages promptly adjusted aud settlaC

.Twenty Years

T7RIE RAILWAY I

Of^euccoSBful operations of this old aud r*ffat1« Oompany a sufficient guarantee of ita r«Monsi* bility and houorable dealtjg with the patiNc, aud to solicit a continuance of its patronage.

Otttce at No. Moohanics J&ow, Terre Uaute ndiana.

E. B. ALLEN,

NoriWtf

Agent,Ull

BKOAl) (Jl'A0K"-U0CBlK TRACK BOUK

NEW YORX, BOSTON, And New England Cities.

THIS BAILWAY EXTENDS FBOM

Dunkirk to New York

460

Miles,

Buffalo to New York

423

Mile»,

Salamamca to New York

415

Miles,

amd

rsoK

22 to 2 MILES the SHOKTKStf RStlTI

All Trains ran directly through to Nov York, WT 460 SUITES wit^ut^cliaaga of Uoaches.

From and after Novem: t-i 1'Jtb, I860, Trains will leate in counectiou with all Western lioss, as

A. M., and conuects at HornvIlsTllle and Cor. Ding with tbe 8.30 A. M. Express Hail from Buttaln, and arrives in New York at 7.00 A. M. 4.15 If. M. XT. Y, Nitlit Eipma, from Dankirk (Sundays excepted). Stops at Salinane* li.55 1'. M. Olean 7.36 i*. M. (8np). Tarnvr's 9.56 A M., (Bklt). and anlTx in {?ow York at 1'2 30 1'. M., connecting with Afternorn

Trains for Boston and New Kngland Uitlesr

From Boflitl*—By New",York Tine from I«-

tot

S.kO A. H. New Turk Day Express, (Sundays excepted). Stops at Bornellsrills 8.50 A. M., (Bkft) Susquehanna 2.10 1'. M.r (Dine) Tamer's 8.05 V. M. Connects at

New York at 7.00 A. M. Connects at KJmlie with the Northern Central Ballway fbr Harrislorg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and other poinlBSouth. 2,2V P. M. Llgbtiiiiig Express, (dundays excepted). Stops at Hornallsvilia 5 26 (Sup ), ami arrives in New Vork 7.00 A. M.—

Oonnects at Jeisev City with Horning Express Train of New Jersey ItailToad for Baltimore and Washington, andat New York with Morning Express Train for Boston aud New Eugland Cities. 6.10 P. 91. New York Might Express,

DAIl'Y. Stops at iioruelisvilie 10.30 P. M., (Sup.), intersecting with the 4.15 P. M. Tralu lroni Dunkirk, and arrive, in New York si 12.30 P.M. Also connects at Klmira for Harrisl'urg, Plilladhlphia and Foutb11.20 P. H. Clsseinnntl ExpreM, (3on days excepted). Stops at buspueliauna 7.20

Boston and New England Passengers, with their Baggage, are translerred /r«s tf charge in New York.

Theliett Ventilated aud ino.t Luxurioai Sleeping Coaches WIN TI1E WOBLD^M accompanying ail night trains on this railway.

Baggage Checked Through I And Fare as low as by any other Route. ASK FOR TICKETS VIA KKIK RAILWAY. Which can be obtained tt«U Principal Ticket ON ficos in theWeet .»nd ikuth west. H. BIDDLE, WM. B, BABB,

Oon'l Sup't. Gen'l Pa*«. Ag^ut nov27dtr

«KAI\ SHIPPERS

Millers and Distillers !r

Of all »ize« and capacity ranging from 50 to lOOO Bushels per Hour I

OVER BOO IX DAILY UBK

fwUUe Eigioet, 8b*11 B«r lilli, Fira Mills, At., it.

RICHARD'S IRON WORKS, 190 11W WASHINGTON HTllKKl CHICAGO, ILL1N ..»ISW

Ja23d.tm

DOMAIN

Eaton, Preble County, 4Mio.

The Empire Queea ef the Wc»t.

This Standard Plow has neier been excelled, and for general purpore never wllMw. Xqita ronstrtlC.tion wa are nurkiiis' a perrectly %omog*nlonfc Cast Steel tbat will out[*ttsbaBd oat lITeany other W rough Plow made.- -It throwa a wide, clean, and sraceftJl furrow, aad id drauwht Is tha lightest I'low on rec«rdr Farmers Will do well to examine this Plow at

John Seott & Son's Warehouse,

Tt rre-Haute, IKdiana,

Before purchasing elsewhere. Yoar interest wa desire to promote, and what we say te Wt». novlGdwlr UcOClBE. CAMPBCLU Jk 00.

From Onnkirk and halmitnca By New York time Irom Union Depots: G.OO A. M. Sew Yvi'k Day Cxpraa, from Salamanca (Saudnys excepted).' stops at

Uuruell.ville «.47 A. M. (llltft), intersecting with the 5.30 A. U. Day Express from Bullalw,. and arrites iu New York nt 10.30P. M. 7«10 A. M. ExpreM Mail, from I)nnkirkr (Sundays excopted). titopa at Salamanca U.4U

cel. Exchange and Michigan Streets:

Great Bend with Ielaware, Laokawanaft West *rn Ballroad, and at Jersey Ulty with Midnight Express Train of Now Jersey Railroad l*r

Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. S.SO A. M. Exprcan Mali, r.a Avon and Hornelisviile (Sundays exoepied). Arrives la

A. M., (Bklt.) Turner's 1.12 P, M.. (Dine), aud arrives in Nsw York at

P. M. Con

nects at Great Band with Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Bailroad for Scrantoa, Trenton and Philadelphia, and at New York with Afternooon Trains and gleamers for Boston and New England Cities. Only one Train East en Sunday, leaving Bu falo at 6.10 P. ., and reaching New York atlK.3t afternoon.

TU a

We are manufacturing 1'

BIOHABD'S ,.„j.

Po\ver Corn Shelleis

Built of IRON, and Warranted to Shell Clean

iif any coNirrroN or grain, and Clean the Corn it Superior Condition for tbe MILL OR

MAKKKT.

PLOW WOJJKS.