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DAILY EXPRESS.

XKBKE HAUTK.

TuKorououT

tho treachery of

INI).

PrI lay Moriun:?, April 19th, 1861

OFFICIAL PAPER,

PUBLISHING THE

I, Jfi E L. I S HAVING

Titjc LAKGE8T CIRCULATION.5

es-

THE

War Department has ordered Gen

K0S9EAU rtie newly made Brigadier of the Regular Army, to Vancouver's Island, Oregon. This looksjrery much .like banifckment.

the entire South tHe

speedy enfranchisement of colored men an accepted fact, acquiesced in by all partie=, and yet the. State of New Jereoy has just refused the franchise to the small number of negroes within her borders.— The explanation of this condition of things is Mot apparent. A few years since one would have',bet largely that New Jersey •would have done wbut she now refuses to do, and that South Carolina never would 14 A do what she now proposes to do.,

'7 4

THE

Suuduy, as is done in New York?/''

have frequently noted, of late, the

greut change of

huo

pop'iJai1 sentiment Which

couiii over the whole

eul

country on the

ject of universal suffrage. The project of extending suffrage to our colored popu lation no longer appears to belong to any particular party. The whole country is moving in tho same direction on this question.

Democrats, Republicans, Reb

ei3, Radicals, Conservatives and every body elso aro apparently now in favor

it. The scramble seems to

now who

shall get the negro vote, tho fact that ho ill vote being

loregone conclusion of

all parties. There are curious things in politics as well as everything elseW

The Republican Party.

The grout Republican party sprung

existence on

all the

mad

the downfall of the old

Wing pa rty, embracing in its its org&ni aation

various oxisting elements of

opposition to the Democratic party:e

a strong and manly fljht for mas tevy in the politics

of the

country in its

first Presidential canvass. If it had then succeoded, it ia probable tho war of the Ribelliou would not have occurred. On a second trial in

1864,

elected

the

lirat

the Republicans

ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

great political triumph of the

party a second was their election of

LINCOLN,

1SG4-

ANDREW JOHNSON

RAYMOND, COWAN, DOOLITTLK

»ON

SON

which

resulted in the overthrow of tho one and consignment infamy of the other. The Republican party was the great loyal pain

of tho war, and tho successful teimina tion of the efforts to put down the Rebel lijn are to be ascribed mainly to the aid of that party.

faithful student of

his'

tory can doubt this fact. The Kopublican party has been on» of principle aud has at the same time been a triumphant and successful party

engraved upon its standard the great principle of political equality and has steadily marched to the front, maintain ing it. Like all victorious parties it ha had its share of place-hunters

aut

can

and

principled foUojvers, who have bad no parly l'uitl), and are always casting about for chance or pretext for desertion if the

be made profitable.

SEWARD

and scores

of such politicians are notable examples of ttiis class, while less conspicuous per sons of the same sort can be found all over thecouniry. The treachery of

JOHN

to the parly which elected him furnished the pretext for all faithless fellows to follow him hoping thereby to float into some office on the next political wave The Kopublican party, like all parties of genuine progress should do, finding itself only weakened by retaining such place seeking fellows, promptly cast them off, and rid itself of them, and appealed to tho common sense of the masses. The faithless faction, which still slings to the patty, calling itself Conservative Republican, is ol' the same stripe of the

JOHN

malcontent?, aud is only waiting for a

cbanoo to coalesce with the

the partv

wboii

enemies of

tion arrives. Tho people understand the game of conservatism in politics, aud, by this time, know thut a conservative in a party

already half way its enemy, and

is only waiting lor a

profiling

attachment to it- principles, is

not tbe way to show

a it

»orc-headed

them an

tUlee,

the

party

THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

Great Britain Heady to Pay the Money—Will the United States Accept —The Thunderer's views or oar

Kndfeal Politicians. From the London Tiiuts, Mirch 29th.] Having once expressed our readiness to consider grievances which may have been sustained by the United States through tbe default of pur Government, we may dismiss from our minds any anxiety as to the ultimate'restoration

question of running the street cart

1 on Sunday has been agitated by the people of the larjje cities in the east eonsid' erably of late. In Baltimore the matter has beeu submitted to the people and a vote talteu upon it. Tho result shows a majority of about two thousand in favor of running tho cars. The great publip convenience of street cars in a crowdcd city, and the facilities which they afford th« community forgetting to and from church on Sunday, ought to constitute, an argument in favor of running them oa

of cordiality between

the two countries. Soonur or later, and more or less graciou-!y, the American Government and people will meet us half way. In spite of much loose talk and writing about tbe Alabama claims being

simple matter of debit and credit," we do them more justice than to suppeEe that in their view it is chit-fly

the seizure of a single British merchantmen by Spain has roused the spirit of Englishmen, we can well understand what must have been the feelings of Americans as they heard of ouo ship after a.'iother being captured and burnt at sea by the Alabama. Widely as the two cases differ in till other particulars, the indignation kindled iri this country by'a high handed denial of justice to British subjects by a foreign *power,

is 110 longer any obstacle on our side to an amicable compromise. Great Britain

bon-bons

fuir chance to sell ii

out for his personal advantage. The abuse of tho leaders of a political party while

towards it. We

have no patience with thoo tenderfooted and

Republicans who are all

the time afraid of Radicalism,ani who style everything which goes on within their party organization which does not

bring

liy that name. The

soon

rid of them the better for it.

Durii:i tliw last

fix

years tho Republi

can party has controlled tho interests and destiuies of the nation. It is still to control them for a long time to couio if it is true to itself. Tho assaults of democrats copperhead., rebels and traitors have not been able to break its advancing lipes or stay its victorious march. It

will

struct the South aud put

recon

tho

rebel States

back in their old places in its own good titan ai.d manner.

Even

JOHNSON

mid

all his scheming followers, with the

pat-

ronuge of tho Government at their backs will be unable to stay its progress.' Republicans only want to be just to them'selves,

faithful to the prineiples of their

part}, and steadfast in their support of Congress to carry the great ends for which the party is laboring—the welfare

progress of the whole country.

BUmrck

pecuniary

question. Without affecting- to make light of the damage inflicted on American commerce by the depredation of the Albania. and still more by the panic she inspired among shipowners, we do not doubt for a moment that a sense of injury, rather than a sense of loss, is the motive of these claims.

may help us to

appreciate the indignation kindled in America by the ravages of privateers issuing from aur ports with the connivance,

every oni- there believed,|ot' our government. We have more than once admitted, and we now admit again, that suffi-. cient allowance wus not made lor this natural sentiment, and that a conciliatory tone on tho part of Lord Russel would have been more generous and irore politic than a dry repudiation of legal liability. Lord Russell himself, in approving the course taken by his successor, has virtually made tbe same admission,and tho whole affair now stands on a new footing.

resdy to balance accounts with the United States, and to pay the compensation,

any, which an impartial umpire may find to be due fjrom her. She has consented to waive tbe reasons alleged by Lord Russell against a judicial revision of imperial acts, and complied, so far, with Mr.

Sow-

ard's original proposal. More than this a nation can not do, and the United States Government will not throw away an advantage, whieh is for them political as well as diplomatic,

by rejecting so just an

oTer. Wo do not forget, indeed, that a cer tain spirit oi' hostility

been

to England has

lately manifested

by the House of

Representatives. The loyalty of Canada has always been somewhat displeasing to its Republican neighbors and the injudicious proposal, never seriously entertained, of giving the

title of

"Kingdom"

the new confederation, was sure to give offence in the United States. The House of Representatives reflects, but too faithfully, every passing impulse of popular vexation which electioneering agents can utilize. It appears that, on receipt of intelligence of a Fenian outbreak in Ireland, Mr.

Fernando. Wood hastened to

propose a vote of sympathy with the in surgunts

"in

?It

their pending struggle for

constitutional liberty." The resolution went on to declare that

"if

pressive of

This was

a third was the great

poiiiieul Btruggle ugainst

"My

policy"and

tho despotic

government of Europe shall be allowed to establish governments in America, so should the United States foster and promote the extension of Republican institutions in Europe.''7 This foolish proposition was referred, at the suggestion

tbe

American Senate, considerable significance must have been attached to it. In the

House of Representatives, on the

trary,it probably means little or nothing beyond a bid for the "Irish vote," the competition for which is, perhaps, the most degrading influence in American politics. But this is not all. Nothing can be more unjust than to estimate either political opinion or political morality in America by the public acts of its politicians. The error is almost inevitable, because it is they, and they alone, who come under the notice of tho ordinary English reader but that it is an error is attested by the ex» pcrience of have visited the United States.allInwho

•.».-•

Tin* Mystery or Editing.

The

world at largo

W'u

tbe propor time for dusor

eat

pire.

has a paradisiacal office in

comparison with an editor! Beforo him pass in review all the exchange newspaper.-. He is to know all their contents, to mark tor other eyes tho matters that require attention. His scissors are to be alert, and clip with incessant industry all the lkilo items that are to gather in the news department. He passes in review, each w«ek, every State in tho Union, through tho newspaper lens he louks across the ocean and sees strange lands, and tollowing the sun, ho searches all around the world for material.

nnd Napoleon.

[From the New York Times.]

The world has before this learned to ads mire the bold and dazzling policy of Count Bismarck.

Hi»conflict

with the Prussian

Parliament, the management of the Schleswig_Holstein war, the secession of Prussia from the German Confederation, the declaration of war against Austriu, the establishment of the new German Confederation—all these moves filled tho world with amazement at the boldness in which they were conceived, and at the rapidity with which they were executed. Thousands of both friends and foes expected that some or every one of these enterprises would prove a crushing failure but these anticipations have

alized. It was found that Bismarck could make -good

calculations as well as bold

moves, and thus he has gradually come to be looked upon as tbe ablest as well as the boldest statesman of Europe.

But never in his brilliant career in the past has Bismarck so surprised the world as by bis recent note to Louis Napoleon. To call upon the Emperor of France in peremptory language for an explanation of his armaments,

and

"be

con

tricate him-elf.

PALMER'S

do not usderstand

the mysteries of a newspaper and,

for their immedi

ate cessation, and to notify him that he will

held responsible for all the conse

quences, is an unreserved challenge to France for tbe leadership in the politics of continental Europe. Thus far Napoleon has in every great European complication assumed the air of being tho honorary head of the European State sys« tem, and the arbiter of all European conflicts. He deemed it his business to interfere in the Crimean war in behalf of Turkey, and in

1859

There

in behalf of Italy.

Russia

of General

Banks, to tie Committee on

Foreign Af

fairs but we regret to hear thit votes

"sympathy

Ireland and Canada with

with

the people

their struggle

for nationality1, have since passed the House. Such incidents as these

suggest grave misgivings as to

might

tbe future

relations of the two couutries, if they represented the deliberate convictions of a majority in the Congress. But no one acquainted with American institutions would fall into this mistake. If such a resolu ion had been carried' by our own House of Commons, or even by

still

my face and hands, also

Lane,

N. Y.

America it is the peo

ple that is great,and tho

greatness

people seoms to dwarf the character of its political leaders. Happily, if the war has proved anything,

it has proved that

American policy is dictated, in the last resort, by the people itself. There never can be a serious rupture between the United States and the Old Country unless it will be of the American peoplo, and the good understanding between the American people and the English people lies deeper ttian mere politicians are aware.

It will

Q.EROLL" & BRO'S

of the

as in a

watch, the hand?, that are seen, are but tho passive instruments of tbe spring, which is never seen so, in a newspuper, the most worthy causes of prosperity are often least observed and known. Who suspects the benefits a paper derives from the enterprise, tbe vigilance, and the watchful fidelity of the publisher?

"Who

pause to think how much of tho pleasuro of reading is derived from the skill and caro of the printer? We feel the blemishes of printing if they exist, but seldom observe the excellencies.

hearty dinner, but do not

think ol' the farmur that raised the materials thereof, or the cook lhat prepared them with infinite pains and skill. But a coou of vegetables, meat, pastries and infinite

quire but one second's time for the readers to take in what two hour's research produced. By him are read the manuscripts that swarm the office iiko

the throne itself.

Correspondents, occassional or regular, stand

in awe

at that siieut power-which

has tbe last chance at an article,and may send it forth in glory or in humility. And, in short, as the body depends upon good digestion, so tbe health of a paper depeuds upon the vigorous digestion which goes on means of the editor.

Ought they not to be honored And since little throe attends them, they should at least have their creature comforts

11plied.

From that dark and dismal den

\yhich

and

jggj

lated

they have by long and purgato

rial residence, they are

1—Henry Ward Bcechtr. saw"#

shall probably know in a few

days in what manner

he will try

.„,v.

Cosmetic Lotion has cured

uiy

legs and feet

of an eruption, after having spent ten weeks and five days in the different

Hospitals, without any real benefit to me." Writes Dennis Mchan,

I A N O S

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HUILC

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These Pianos poawes the comparatively rare quality of (standing firmly iu tutie. and will aland any climate.

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Piano Forto Manufacturers. Ol various styles ani sizes.

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PAPER BOXES.

Our Factory well established and provided *ith the 1 nest improved machinery, is able to

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jy£EDICAL .NOTICE.

Notice hereby given that Sealed Proposals will be received by the Board of County OommHMonertof Vigo connty, at the Auditor'* Office in the city or Terre Haate, until the £5ih day of April, i867, for furnishing mediciues :ind medical attendance to the Poor and Insane who ere subsi«ted at the public charge, and the prisoners of Vigo Comty, for oa* year, from ttw l«t day of

Mayfldiii7.

flies in

July. It is his frown that dooms them. It is bis hand that condenses a whole page into a single line. It

sternness that restricts

his direct

sontimonta! obitu

aries, that gives young poets a twig on whieh to sit and sing their first lays.

Anil the power behind tbe throne, in newspapers as in high places, is some* times as iuiportaut

B!«ls will I»e received separately for

each of the three Districts, which «re follows: The first District till tu*t part of

Ya*

»KO countJ

whitih lays north of the centre of Townships No. Woven, north, on tbe oast side of the Wabash River theeecond District fs alt that part of said county which lays »outh of the centre of Town* ships No. Kleven, north, aud east ol the Wab*sh River the third District is all tnat part of said county layiug west of tbe Wabash Kiver. tVM. PADDOCK, znb30 4w Auditor of Vigo Coupty.

jyjEDICAL NOTICE.

lr» PATRICK A LINK

Tlave amociated

tbeiu*elv««.together

-..f

tice

T\7 A KEEN'S IMPROVED

muls

ROOFING.

We ar* prepared to pat oa thl* Root, and warrant it for fm years. TtaU l» the beat and cheapeat Boof in

DH,

length trans

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TRIPK UABX:

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UILUITT N*ine and Detig Warranted- nating number.

The well-known Original Popular Nambert,

303 404 170 351,

Baring been assumed by other

Has btou in

WHIM,

a ITffllAV An injunction waa granted «""by tba sSnprems Oourt (New Turk) at General Term, January 18fi7, against the use by others of tbe NUMBKB

SOS.

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jiggl

Bot been

SOL*

FAMILY MOSTHLY IN

called a European Congress on the Schles-wig-Holstein question, accepted from Austria the cession ofVenetia iu order to transfer it to Italy, and insisted on the establishment of the Main frontier.— Though not loved or esteemed by other monarchs, he made himself feared. His partisans of late have had soma difficulty in explaining his failure in Mexico, and on the Germ in question. Will they be able to con» coct any explanation if Napoleon conforms to the humiliating orders of Bismarck Napoleon has publicly declared the possession of Luxemburg to be indespensably necessary for France he has extorted from the Dutch Government the promise to sell it he has refused to release Holland from this promise when she desiied to take it back ho has begun to arm in order .to enforce bis demands. Now Prussia requires him not only to abandon all expectations of annexation, but to give an explanation of his armaments, and to cease them immediately.— Will it be possible for the Emperor to eomply with these orders, directly or indirectly, without suffering

the country.

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The Arctic Freezer.

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S1ZEH--I

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more than he ha3 suffered by any previous act of his Government Napoleou, and with him France, must chafe under the Prussian note. But

will

the Emperor dare to take up the gauntlet? tie knows that Prussia is fully prepared for war,and that France

is not that

the combined armies of North and South Germany, which as soon as war is declarad are under the chief command of the King of Prussia, number about 1,300,000 men, and that France has

no more than

oppose them

750,000

men. Nor is this

all. France is without allies. Belgiu-n has refused the offered alliance Holland wishes to be excused from it, and Switzerland has not replied. England can not be expected to abandon her obstinate neutrality. Italy will nof march against Prussia, to whom she owes Venice, lor the sake of the self-constituted protector of Rome. Austria has not forgotten Loinbardy, and

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is the subject of the interrogatory, what then Simply this reply, It will relieve and euro headache, nausea, flatulence, nervousness, costivraem, debility, billousnes*, and indigestion.

SOLD BY D&UGGITS KVKBYWHKKI.

|Koyal Haraaa Lottery or Caba. Drawn once in serenteen days. Prim cashed and Information given. Highest ratea paid for Doubloons and all kinds of Gold and Silver.

OBOBQK

UPHAV,

63 N. Main St.. Providence, B. I.

dtei

article

... _or ftarther MATT (SON, Qlaltoii.-fltrio.

mo OONBEMPTIVK}.—You will get tho receipt JL ~®S a «W0 '«i* for Saafra. OaMa. tien, and all lung complaint*, by lending to D. ADM, No. 381 Poarl Street, Hew York. He sends It free. Writ* tor it. It has eared thoaeaada.

AgenU, Mala and

Female—|200 amenta made by active aqd energetio age»M. sailing aix aew and aeef«lia»e«tlona, all hoaseboM arlielee eaaily carried. Addreee CnaaaT

DICEVAX,

Cleveland, Onto.

STORAGE, COMMISSION GRAIN.

8. ttlSILII. A. D. HOKUSOX.

JTBANKLra, MORRISON* CO.,'.

GHfEftAb

CowmiwiQB Serelumte, No. if it West 2d St., Cincinnati. BiriBXliCKS.

Pea roe, Tolle, Holton Shaw, Barbour A Co., A Porter, K. O. Leonard A Co., Wm. Glenn Sons Rob't Macready A CoFoster Brothers, Voote, Nash A Co. Chamber*, Stevens A Co. mh25dlm

I. WIH. FHV. D. TK1TS. HUBBS & VEITS, Forwarding and Commission

MEllC UANX&

And Wharf' JSoat Proprietors,

Oflks Mala Mract, KVA.N»VUUC, IM). KKFRKKo.

TO2

JACOB

—Preston Bros, and Hackey, ^isbit ik

0°., IfivanviUe. Ind. |ieb8d8ta

TOCKWELL, CUNNINGHAM &Co

"atLHBRAli

C0MNIS8I09I HEKCHANTS, 62 Broad Street, New Xork. \r- IT

Befera to .'.j •.

D. KAELY A

SON,

JAMES H. TtJBNKK, Esj., BKKKMT A CO.

Ja31d3m

rABBlMUTOM A WILLI AUS

I A S I I S E

RIOCIVINO ROEWAKDIN# JJ*D

Commission Merchant, AMD OKALKU IN O a a S a

Waas Hoosa—On the Canal, near )he Tern Haute A Richmond and E. A C. kail road DepetsmayMwtf Tnaan Hatrrn. Iwo.

JOHN BAMBY. ALONIO HAHIT

JOHNSTORAOK,

HANEY & CO., COMMISIOM AND

A I N E A E S Warehouse on First dt., at tbe Canal Basin. JanOdvtf TKKRB HAUTK, IND.

BVBN£TT A If OSS,

Manufacturers and Dealers in

E A E

HIDES, OILS, WOOL, FUBS & FINDINGS

Aud Wholesale Deaiers in

SADDLES! UABDWABC,

No. 144 & 140 M-ttiii St

Terre liaute. lad.,

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

Woshali always ondeaver to fill all orders en trasted to us, promptly, and to the best advan tage.

We purchase our Goods strictly from tbe

Manufacturers and Importers,

and for Cash, and we know of no better way of placing ourselves right before tho Trad* than io stating this fact*

FEESand

Manufacturers of Leather,

we possess every advantage desirable to make

First Class Stock,

aud we are now finlthing for our Spring Trade, a superior lot of

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

We are always in the market for

Hides, Sheep Pelts, Purs, Tallow, and Bough Leather, For which we intend to give the

BURNETT ft BOSS.

j-- -i

jaJ9dtt

BOOTS AND SHOES.il OOTS AND SHOES

MY OWN MAKE

Made in my S hop by the BBST OF WORKMEN and of the

Best Material! Which I will Warrant in eTery respect. I am also prepared to make to order all kinds of Wo men and Men's Wear that may be jailed for, on the SHORTEST NOTICE and in the most Fashiouablo Style and on the most SEASONABLE TERMS

Pricc List until Farther Notice: Single Sole Sewei Lemoin Calfskin Boots, $11.00 Bouble 12.00

Bucyrue, Ohio.

Pegged Leven

—I will sell on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, between the hours of 8 o'clock A. M. and 12 M. at the Publio Ponnd in the city of Terre Hante, to tbe highest bidder, at pnblic auction, all hogs that may have been oa any of these days within tho Public Ponnd more thau twelve hoars and all tlie homes or mules that may have been in .aid Ponnd more than two days.

Das on|liand, or manufactures to order, all kinds of Arqhftectunl Ornaments such as Window Caps, Brackets, Medallions, Panel and Frieze Knrichmerts Flower Vases, Life size Statuary, Water Pipe, 4c.

Twu squares west of Union Dspot. april6d6m

JJEMOVED.

FERU1AAKD ZIEGLER has removed his Store from the co*ner of Tecond and Swan Streets, to tbe room lately oooupled by JACoBY A GOAR, in te Rose Block, corner of Main and Ninth Streets, where he will be happy to fee his friends, and can offer them bargains from his well selected Stock, consisting ot al, kinds of Groceries, Provisions and Liquors alsol Split and Round Peas, Sago, Farino, Pearl Barloyf liirse. Lintels, Prune,, Virmicilli, Macaroni, Hoi' land Herring, Swiss and Limburg Cheese, Catawba and Rhine Winos, Kempfer Holtzarmann's Bitters, Bottled ALE. AU goods delivered free o. charge. d'2&Hy

JB.

Discard Injurious Pad

HAGKERTY & CO.,

Are prepated to do atl kinds of

O W O SUCH

Hoofing, Guttering, Coppersmith Work,

And Repairing of all Kinds.

We have also the Agencf for

BENNETT ft MARSH'S CELEBRATED

PhfEfltx Warm Air

Of which we have already put op several, to the entire satisfaction of the partiee nalng* them, whom we can at all times tefer.

All kinds of Furnaces repaired and pat op la complete order, and tbe work warranted. A general aaortment of TINWARE oa hand at all times. Give a call at

Ha 187 Main Street.

Bet. 6th a Tth Sta., TERRE HAUTE, INS. novlgdtf

SPBEVG—L

•v.r.t

NEW ARRIVAL OF

SPRING GOODS,

AT—«a

W. S.. KYCE & OO.'S,

.i.

cBolclMfsS GOODS jf. ,x

Rich Dress Silks,

Poplins,"

j..

'-m*

In a11

Colors,

IN ALL SHADES.

Mohairs,

Alpacas, De Laines,

GINGHAMS, &c.,

Dress Trimmings

Buttons,

In all Styles, comprising all

Novelties of tlie Season!

CARPETS, n'l

OIL CLOTHS, BUGS,

ATS,WALL & "WINDOW PAPERS 1

k. uu

House

OUR CARPET HALL Never was as attractive as at Presftnt,

»r

wts x$

i«"

jiai? SJT

Furnishiug Goods

OF ALL KIND9.

or fis tiw •%'",*?&> *s,

I N E S

.-J|- SsS fti JKw&l'a

Dmnasks, ....Sheetings/' Napkins, "v/

Piano and Table Covets.

Cassimeres! Cassimeres! In all Style9, for Men and Boys,

CHEAPER THAN

New Goods Received Daily

-AT THE-

i«r« wifw

'•mi*! '*.

highest market price.

DRY GOODS.

FIRST of APRIL

TAKE NOTICE

}'iSA

EVERYBODY:

I-M* THAT

Would Save

8.00

'.-st Frence Kin 8.00

.** American Kip ^*00

coarse 6.00

Mending Done in the Beat Style and on Short Notice. BEING A PRACTICAL MECHANIC MYSELF and having had a practical experience In the Boot aud Shoe business for some twenty years, I feel confident that I can g.vo satisfaction in my liusl ness, unequaied in Style and Quality, to all who may favor me with their patronage. Thanklul to the public for their former patronage I hope to merit a largo number of my

Old Customers aud as

many new ones as may favor me with their trade. Give me a call before ordering elsewhere. All orders promptly filled. Bo not forget the place,

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

II. HELUKAHP.

March2Bd3m

HOESES,

ALKX. THOMAS,

mrhlA'ltim Oltv Marshal.

J. N. GLOVER'

INDIANAPOLIS

Money!

Every One

Making1

BOYS' CLOTHING!

EDSALL & CO.

Have placed

THEIR SHELVES A

W-sstt

IW'-Y ijelis "-'J

LES AND HOGS.

it*

i•**]?'* ii

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

PRICES!

•Tv-

AND SOLI) ACCORDINGLY !^a

tar

Choice Shades

American & French

CL0AKINGS

Pearl, Gray, Golden,

j^T Brown, Lavender and

OTHEBS. '!'r'

N E W I E S AMD

PERCALES -%s«

We caU attention to our stock of Domestics, convinced that any one looking at our Bleached and Brown Sheetings ShirHngs, S in Casings, Cloths and Napkins, will pronounce them Cheap. AJD

ter

Fern

see,

TlUf

lie

"fa*

ARK CHJtil'!

EDSALL & CO.

NATS AND CAPS.

'EW YORK H^ STORE

J61feph

Mem' Uata of ali kindi, Bojn' Hata of all kind*. Mluea' Hats of all kind.,

Infante' Hate of all kintCi

And at all price*. llato nltdt to order on .bort aollci. Gomo •ad

THE 8 PR ING STILES,

bit tide PaUlc Sqntr*, T»rrt Dftato, l«if.

now

874tf

PATRONIZE

HOMB .r

INSTITUTIONS.

"ft-

W\* S

THE MERCHANT'S

DNIOill

EIPEE88 tOMPASl

Htfiig pot their Direct and On»t Throne! LlnM In perfect working «fd«r, in BOW pnnn ta do a general Kzpreai bnaineaa with the Eaat, Weet, Sonthwest and Northwest, inclnding the earrjing and collecting of Mon«y.jValu*bl«a, Mt.

Our linee, now opened, embrace the rootri between Now York, Boeton, Buffalo, Detroit, Cletelan lj Cincinnati, Chicago, Milwaukee LaCroan, Prairle-du- Jhien, Indianapolii, St. Lonia. and all Intermediate point*, and are Mf( rapidly extended orer all tbe routes of trade.

The Capital of fhi* Onmpanj i»

Twenty Million Dollars,

and la .an ample guarantor to the pnbUc of its reiponaibility. All loeaes and damage, of property entrueted to our care, will be promptly and equitably adjusted.

Every effort will be m»de to merit tho patronag* of the public Our raiee arealwaya aa low aa thoee of any reapouaiVIe Kxpreaa Company.

Office 'No. Main Street, lwt. 5th 6th Ste.

T. W. STEWART,

oct Wtf Agent.

P. BINGHAM & CO.,^ DK&LEB*

Genuine American Watches

Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, SOLID SILVER WARE,

NEW PATTERNS.

Solid Silver Spoons

and

Forks

FINK SI LV Kit-PL ATE

Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors, BERRY DISHES, ICE PITCHERS, WAITERS, CUPS A GOBLETS,

Alio, a fine line of

siiver-plated Table buttery.

ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED IN**- :f"''

Old English

'''\x

tbe

'i-*'

CHEAPEST.

e~*i£

77 Main Street

or (lerinan Test.

ALL OOODS BOUOHI HEBI

ENGRAVED FREE OF CHARGE, W. p. RIHTOHAM A CO., 50 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, apr6d3nt INDIANAPOLIS,

COAL.

OBTOWN BLOCK COAL.

Tbe underalgned ia prepared to furuieh the citlien» of Terre llauto with thia auperior Coal, taken from the mlnea two mllei eaat of Brazil.— Thla Coal la arp-. to any brought to thla market. Lnwia iltrbert ia DIP authorized agent, and I will fill any contract he may make. Order* may be left at R. L. Ball's Store Store, and at Paddock & McKoon'a Mill. alMCm ROBERT QUEST.

I A E O

Is now supplying the best quality of River Ooai the market rates. Orders let! at Chambers' Grocery Store, aouthwest corner ot the Public dQuarp, will receive orompt attentiou.

f^OAL COAL I--Of a Superior \J quality, from the NEW MINES at OUKBVSVILLE, Ipr sale cheap, at the E. A O. B. K. Co. Depot. We respectfully solicit all Dealers and Consumers of Coal, to call and examine It. Any quantity can be had at all times by applying to tbe Agents, J. P. Davis, Marble Shop, Wabash St., Krank Garthwait, frontier Grocery and Provision Store, Terre Uaute, Ind. n28d6m PIONEER COAL MINING CO.

jJNION BAKER1.

FRANK HEIHIO A RRO

Manufacturer* of all kinds of

CRACKERS.

and Dealer* In

O E I E S

On Lafayette St., between Canal and Depot,

E E A E

de30dly INDIANA.

pjiUSSlNG'S

PURE CIDER VINEGAR!

ASK FOB

'Prnssings' Pure Cider Vinegar, GREEN BEAND.

It is Stroi-g and Palatable, WABBAHTID Puat, AND TO PRESERVE PICKLES. Firtt Premium awarded at the C. S. Fair, at the Illinois State Fair and the Chicago City Fair. Largest Work*of the kind in the United States. Established la

1848.

GL.

di&

SPLENDID LINE H'.i

***,

KgiSwttlAjS OP

*m*k

,:rc

CLOTHS

"WP-

And CASSIMERES

For Men & Boys' Wear 'ii-"'

Ruinously Low

Capaoity One Hundred and

TwetUy Barrel* per dag. CHARLES tt. E. PRISSING, 330 •SC 341 STATE STREET, mh2d3m CHICAGO.

OABD£X SEEDS,

BEIGLER will keep during the season, good Garden Saras of the best quality, partly ef his own raising, and oth ers ot RELIABLE SEED GROWERS, and such as he Can recommend. Call at my Establishment, on South ti.h street, south of tlie National Bouse.

E E A E S As usual, I will keep on hand a fall *upply of all kinds al

Vegetables during the *ea*o n. i'p' O E S

urniahed to order1 G. L. BEIGLER. 2Vf3d3m

11, I

BOUGHT AT '.' '-'ii.

*«s#*''tkt*

•ARRETT'y

THE *«, B'iist'v

1 »R

CONTINENT AND

18 SO PRONOUNCED BT THE UOSTj Scientific Analytical Chemists. It Rc«t«rM army Hair to tta

Xalural color. j~ It Pramute* the growth or r," Hair. IPQ

ItPrevent* Kittr Falllni Oat.l lti:hB«geg the Boot* to their Orlslul:n^ Orgule actio*. •.lltEnuHestMlhiBdniff art luun.

It KeepgUte Scalp Hcallbf. it Contains no Injurious iBgrMHeat.

And la generally accorded to be

A SPLENDID DRESSING.iO

ITS MEBITS

Are Inside the Bottle !I

Szj

wsMbfCn

.•*£

J. A H. A. DAVIS,

WHOLESALE AGENTS,

nZOdwGm Terr* Haate. lad.

JOHN ARMSTRONGc

Gunsmith and Stencll Cutler. Floor, Whisky

and

Quae

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

A MERICAN EXPRESS COM-

J\.

C. Yatesr*

JUST IN RECEIPT OP

PANY.

coirsoLiiATga capital, tnjmjmt, The above named Company have in charge experienced and trusty Messengers, Izprenu leaving and arriving at Terra Haute, aa follows

Two Expresses Dalljr, to and from: New York, ^%hnhH "f! Boston, Pittsburg, Albany, Philadelphia, Bntblo, Waahington Oity. And ail other paints in the Eastern Stat:* afid

CJ^JST A. DAS,

Connecting at New Tork with Walla, Fargo A Co'e European and California Exprees,f»rall point* ia Europe, California aad Oregoa. Three Expresses Daily, to and from

Cincinnati, Ohio, Indianapoll*, Ind Columbus,

Kichmond,

Da) too, Fort Wayne, tf? Newark, •. Loganaport, Zaneavilie. P»rn, 'fa

And all point* in Indiana aad Ohio.

Two Expresses Dallf, to and from:

Saint Loaia, M.o,» Chicago, IUiaoMi, UiQolb*), OotralU, Hilvtukio, Wis.,

Ietrvltt

Midiaon,

Mich.

a^int Joieph,

And ^11 points North tad West, including point* in Ktom and Nebraak*.

Two Expresses Dally, to and from: Greencastle, Lafayette, Crawlbrdsville, Michigan City, Ac. One Express Dally, to and from

BOCKY1LLE, IND.

One Accommodation Express Bally To and from peris, Illlnoli, Charleston, Illinois

M*tUoo, lllinoia, and intei mediate poinu. All buaines* entrusted to thla Company will b« attonded to promptly and with dupatck.

Batea as low as by any Beaponaible Company. oVriCK ou FOUKTll STREET, next door tc Ohio Street, Terre Hante, ind.

S. McELVAIN, Agent.

C, W. SLOANE, Sap'!., InutiknaitoUt, Ind. (trtMtf

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

Capital $10,000,000-

GBEAT

Kistern Western and Soutlieri

BXPKK&4 FORWABDKRS.

UATO

taclUtiM over all tbe Railroade

KMI,

and South, for the rftpi.i transporUtion of

MONEY AND OTHER VALUABLI

Heavy and Llfht Freight, Packages

»oJ

Motes, Drafts and Bills collected, aud prom| »•1 turns mad* Merchandise takau fur delivery on pay

JI N, vl

the accompanying bill, aud proceeds returned promptly. UuUer careful Messengers, the Kxprues airlvi and departs with nearly all the trains, Ur tbi principal Eastern cities and*inermMiate paints -making close connections with

The Southern Expr^SS^,

For the 1'iincipal cities of the South.

BATES AS LOW AS AN1' OTHKK C0UPI\

Losses and damage* promptly adjuated and settlec

Twenty Years

Of successful operaUonaof this old aud reliable^ Company if a sufficient guarantee of its responsibility and honorable dealtjg with the public, aud to solicit a continuance of its patronage.

Office at No.fi Mechanics Bow, Terre 11 ante" ndiana. E. B. ALL EH, Agent, s*

NovlBdtf

JgRIE RAILWAY! 8KKAT BBOAD Gl'AtiK—DOUBLE TRACK BMITE

t.vX

NEW TORK, BOSTON,

And

New

England

Cities.

tJi

THIS KAILWAY EXTENDS FBOifrU ^*U Dunkirk io Nfio York 460 Miles, Buffalo to flew Fork 423 Miles,

Salamanica to New York 415 Miles,' AMD i* rnoM

22 to 27 MILES tlie SHORTEST BOITE

All Trains run directly through to New Yoik,** SW460 MILKS without change ol Ooachea.

From and after Novemuer 19lh, 1866, Trains will leare in connection with all Western linea, as follow*: From Uunktrk and Saluauaca— -r

By New York time Irom Union Depots: 6.00 A. N. New York Day KiprtM, from ISalamanca (Sunday* excepted). Btop* at

UornellaTille 8.47 A. U. (bkft), intersecting with the S.30 A. M. Day Express from Bunalo, aud arrives in New York at 10.3UP. M. 7,10 A. 91. Exprc** Hall, Irom Dunkirk, (Sunday* excepted). Stops at Salamanca 9.4U

A. H., and connect* at UornellaTille and Corning with the 8.30 A. M. Express Mail from Buffalo, and arrives in New Yorkat 7.00 A. M. 4.15 •. M. M. Y, Niii lit Exprwa, from Dunkirk (Sundays excepted). Slops at Saliuanc* 6.66 P. M. Olean 7.36 P. M. (Sup). Turner 9.96 A" M., (Bkft). and anlTo In New York at 12 30 P. M., connecting with Afternorn

Trains for Boston end New England Oitie*.

From BoJIM*—By New" Tork Time from Depot car. Exchange and Michigr.u Straeta: S.SO A. M. Sew York Day Exprcsw, (Suudaya excei tfd). Stop* at UornellaTille 6.60 A. M., (Bkft) Susquehanna 2 10 P. (Dine) Turner'a 8.06 P. M. Connect* at

Ureat Bead with Delaware, Lackawanaft West em Ballroad, and at Jeraey City with Midnight Express Train of New Jersey Railroad tar Philadelphia, Baltimore and Waahington. 9.30 A. H. ExprcM Hall, v.a Avon and

Hornelisvilie ^.Sundays excepted). Arrives in New York at 7.00 A. M. Connects at Elmlre with the Northern Central Hallway for Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, aud other pointaSouth. 2.30 P. H. Uffhtniag Express, (Snn«U days excepted), btops at llurnellsville 5 I (Sup.), and arrives In New York 7.00 A. M.—

Connects at Jersev City with Horning Express Train of New Jersey Kaiiruad lor Balttiuarof -I and Washington, andatNew York with Morn- j, Ing Express Train for Bjaton aud New England Cities. O.IO I*. M. K«w York Might ExprcM^

DAILY*. Stops at Uoruelistiliie lo.ao P. 11., (Sup.), intersecting with the 4.16 P. M. Train liom Dunkirk, and arrives io New York at 12.30 P. M. Also connects at Elmlra for Harrisburg, Philadbiphia and Foutb.

BIDDLE,

ics 'm

Every Bottle contain* MOBE LIQUID than any other dollar preparation. No liAllGE BEWABUS offered to establish ta btDcacy, but we do GUABANTKEto refund the money tu any person who willl use two bottles anl then say that our Reitorativs has failed to do all we claim-!

TO THE PUBLIC".

Oor J. B. BARRETT Is the firtt aud uian bo diacovered the art of eom-l^_ 'bining a HAIB BLSTuBATIVE witha,'"' OBtetlxo, of whieh there are now many mitations i'l tbe market, yet none but .iABBETT'S are Original. led ij. B. B1RRBTT A CO., PrMTletori,

Ul(.

11.28 p. M. Clucinnnti Express, (Sondays excepted), btops at fiuspuehanna T-Wuv A.M., (Bltit.) Turner's 1.12 P, M.. (Dine), and arrives in Nsw York at U.46 P. M. Con-OH nects at Great Band with Delaware, Lackawanuaft Western Ballroad forScranton, Trenton and Philadelphia, and at New York with"

Afternooon Trains and gteamjis for Boston' and New England Cities. Only one Train East eu Sunday, leaving Uu falo at 6.10 P. H., and reaching Now lork at 1 a.Mr"! afternoon. .. a

Boston aud New England Passengers, with tiieir_.il Haggage are translerred free of charge In New York.

Thebett Ventilated and mo^t Luxurioa Sieep-^jJ In? Coaches aVlN TilE WOKLD*W accompanying all night trains on this railway. A

Baggage Chocked

Through

And Fare as low as by any other Route.si ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIK RAILWAY. Which can be obtained *t all Principal Ticket Of-1"1 fleet In the West und ttouth weat. mxii H.

WM.

Ja23dSm

HANCHESIEB, M. H.

DOMAIN

Sack brands, alio Plate* for

•arking Clothing, cut to order.

made aad repaired in tha best of style.' All work warranted to give latlafaction.

Shop 2d door Eaat of the New Court House, on Ohio street, at the Vigo county Hay Scale*, [dly

BABE,

Gen'l Sup't. Oen'l Pa«s. Agent nov27dtr 4

GRADI SHIPPERS

Of all aizea »nd capacitj rnogtog from

50 to lOOO Bushels per Hour Built of IRON, and Wanantea to Shell Clean IN ANT CONDITION OF GRAIN, and Clean the Corn in

£97

ild

Millers and Distillers 1

W'« lire aiaoafftcturiiig

.•A

RICHARD'S

Power Corn Shelters

Superior CuiidUiom

for the

MILL OK UAUKET.

OVER SOO IN DAILY USE Portable Eigiau, Snali ikrr Mills, Firo Milb. kc„ ke.

BICHABD'S IRON WORKS,

190 192 WASHINGTON 8TKKEI

CHICAGO, ILIj

'"»s9

I N

PLOW WOBKS.

John Scott ft Son's Warebouse*

Terrc-Uaute, lKdiana,

Before purcbasiug elsewhere. Yoar init-roat »a desire to promote, and what we say is true. novl6dwly McGUlBE, CAMPBELL CO.

a*.'

Eaton, Preble County, Ohio.

The Empire Qoeen of the West.

This StAuiurd Plow has oever «xcol!d, and for gaiMralpuri«»ecH»v«r will b«. In iUfOBitraction we wurkJJi^ perfectly liotnogeuioua Oust Steel that will on^ polUh and out live auj other W rough Plow uiade. It throw» a clean, andtrac^ful furrow, aad in drauwht in the ligbteet How oo record. Farmer* II do well to examine this l*low at

ity

V-

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