Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 April 1867 — Page 1

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BCBOPSA* new* Indicates that war

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period. TKr' 'rijlt/s against Gen. Wool for false Imprisonment have be$o, decided tj awarding fl plafntiffs pfleiteui,fi»^k /damag«-

FOUB thousand citizens of Mobile held a public reconitructioii meeting in that City on the l'Jth insfc, atwhich Judge Bunteel' presided.

TH*President and Attorney General have decided that *lu» Poet Office Department can,.under the tenure of.ofScj! act, geid special agents to fake criiVgeVhlfe postoricfijlefl hy the Se.naU.

TUTEHNAL

Revenue recelpfsare no* averaging

about 8500,WW per day, and for the month of April *111 average #1,60#,090* "Ac aggregate receipts for the present fiBcal year to date, are 8220,000.-, MI'lHO) /AdiVUA tlfJAiA!

is probable, say* a correapouileut of the New

•SWtl'ffi™.''. 3KK adherents of the A^iinistratiun, that his mother was innocent of tho' crime for which she was exe-

ifOMfc the fact morp f|^arpqt.. GEM.

MARQUIS, who escaped from the city 01 Mexico, Wyed at P.uebla'wrtV f^qp'men after 10) capture by the Liberals, had^.iig)»t in wlj ih fi$Ii4llUi Weflirfe&Ul.' Wie situation of Imperialists at Queretaro was said to have bee^i horrible.. JMfyheld Only tvp streets of .the place. Maximilian was still there. Persons going out of the City to get food were shot down.

DURING

the war the pirate Florida captured

from a United Siatos mall steamer, ten Ihousauil dollars worth of United States postage stamps. These lirially found their way to Canada with tlie hope of realizing on them, but the Government tfd'inJif&ftdfn gMf&ff 4ft injunction upon iliebsales.. ,^h» ciue is regarded ,as a very important one, and will pvqntuiUlj' get before the House of io'rdswnerf'tho Wiiofe'subject of privateering will be up pi

it u, Hfi The political pilgrimage ot Senator -rWllS0N through Virginia Tnay^o sot aown as one of the curiosities of the times.

Being foremost among the enemies of tho slave power before the rebellion, no earnest 'dfl^rfe^'of the ""0"nion"dufihg ..the'straggle atf'advocate oteniatibTpa-

Uon, and still later one of the forfemosl lfc importing, the Reconstruction Bill of tho" blacki, it would bl# supposed tbst his mission in ,V»rginU would ^not te, very safe. Apparetatly, 1t Hrfs'n'd^ Wjer/pfipuluT among (he white men of the Old Dbminion, for they'hjave.kepl away from

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lutely.' "NeV^rthbl^, they have not interfereffn^ith him, and'!apparently, te -will, ,be allowed to go ^vhere he will throughout.the State, and be permitted to speak and proclaim bis sentiments openly.

Thia^hows a great advanoe in the temper of the people, and we hope that it is indicative of the establishment of the Tight of iree speech, not only in ^Virginia, but ttttftughout tho South. It certainly wi@ be an advantage to the Southern people to hear a little from the .adverse side. Their thoughts and opinions have all beeu' We, way. Any dissent from the violence of the popular expression was .courieredtreasonable and any attumpt to exercise tho prlvilego was cMain to invoke violence. Hence, there has not been free discussion in the South, and can not be urltil perfect liberty is graftt ?d to all to,^tocl^im their sontiments, and indulge in fiee argument.

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WILSOX

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UK LARGEST CiBCUUTION.

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TlnPIVOfcftoctlve Conflict In Kurope.

i.i..By ithe arrival of the steamer Cuba wo ,'tjaio further, and interesting news froin Europo, in regard to the impending coii-

S9ict between Prance and Prussia. It is hardly probfrble 'tliat hostilities betw these two powers will bo averted. Prus si a is manifesting more stubbornness and insolence over tl»e Luxembourg qutsLim than it' 4AV su'ppbsed' sho would/and .i France. will not probably submit loany imposition upon either her pride or honotj.

SUxAitd "WaT toccur it Will bo one of ttife moit bloodyjand disastrous knoWn to modern history^ .Tljo opinions of the French papers and o&ers are referred to. in our telegraphic report, r-

an Axoellent pioneer in this field. AH though his views are decided, his logic is persuasive, and his language mild and courioous. He may do much good in Virginia and no better representativp of the Republican party could have been selected to discharge the task which he has vdliintarily undertaken.

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sponsi notions.

The United States Senate lmving adjouf^e^i j|hei» ifi^an end to ,tle. arrangement of "slates." For a time there will bo a.rest .among, politicians. Those who have got into office will be glad they are •»%. Thp^ttoat tope to get in will wait ij.nfcl haw Ap^oftanitiitf ariitt. As lt now seems very probable that, Congress will uot meet in July, tho anxious can enjoy their summer's, wgation at thq Springs or sea-shore, or visit tho Paris exbibitio.n, -iujd' «ijoy pleasures'of expectanoj-, anticipating the time when the appointing, power .will be in full vigyr,

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position to appoint, and the advising and consulting pawor will be ready to advise and willing to consent. At no previous time the history of this country has the executive and legislative authority be more at variance, and to that fact must be ascribed the potency of "slates."— In the good old ti^mes, the head of a department was considered most important in the 3?spOsitlSn of inferior offices,- for, although tho President made the appointment,. he was generally willing to be 'guided by the recommendation of his Secretary. More latterly, Presidents took to themselves the whole of this jurisdiction, and frequently disappointed Cabinet officers by neglecting their suggestionand acting eptirely upon their own re spohsMAr »*oYdii.g to ttrfr own those days Presidents

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and Senates wero in fnll accord, ar.d whatever the former should ask the latter would affirm. Latterly, the want of harmony between the two branches of government has deprived the President practically of his franchises, and so sickened him by the numerous rejections of his nominations, that he must have become tired of the whole business. Hence the rise of the influence of slates," which gave to Congressmen practically, the control of nominations, assigned, transfrrred, and made over to them the selection of'the unlacky personoges who were were pnttf| to be knocked down, and in fact, relieved the President of the appointing power, and gave it to the JCongress. men of each district and the Senators from tha State of which the distri-t was a part. Substantially, it may be said that the President has made none of the late appointments, or the Secretaries either. The District Congressmen and outside politicians wrote down upon the"slates" the names of various nominees and the Senate considered or rejected according to order. It must be admitted thas this method of filling offices cannot become very popular. This people never intended that positions of great importance shoud be scrambled after between servants'who threw them out and the greedy apjflicants who strove to obtain

Atoother powerful article by Girardin, in La Liberte contains a series of war questions to French, people, the tendency of which, no matter in what ruse they play to be reaeived, goes to show that France is ill prepared for war that Prussia is likely, to hold Luxembourg, and Napoleon must go to war or permit tho nation lo be 'humiliated. He concludes the question put in these tones: There is but one solution—it is a war because Prussia,, encouraged by our patience last year, will not yield either, on the question of Luxembourg. It is a war because France will not suffer herself to be humiliated. The present government had been reproached with having given less liberty than its predecessor to France. The government can not deny this, but this government has always made one pretension the pretension of having re» stored Franco to its rank in Europe, and to having oarrifed high the flag of France.

This is the reason why,between Prussia which will not yield, and the Empire, which cannot yield, war Is inevitable, unless, at last, Bismarck exhibits a moderation to which ho is not accustomed.

The Liberto, containing this article, had an immsnse sale, and the perusal caused profound sensation. The sale of the paper has since been prohibited on the street. 6-eradin had previous to the publication of this article, received an official demand for the payment of 5,000 francs, which he paid.

The'Colone Gazette urpee a compromise rather than war by duclaring Luxe' bourg an independent State, or ceding tl-'j Duchy to Belgium.

The Gazette de France says the public is persuaded there will bo war. It is very orry that the question of Luxembourg was raised, but sees France cannot recede iW.

Tbe Opinione Nationale says France is weighed down by profound and griovous excitement.

Ttie Prussian Government has haughtily refused to evacuate Luxembourg. This is rank ingratitude. JHer insolence is unbearable. The French press is hearly unanimous in holding hor, whether annexation is consummated not, Prussia must bo required to evacuate.

The Government alone is silent. The Liberte says so far from applauding the silence of.the. nation at tha present moment, we should feel alarmed at it so far from encouraging its indifference, we hould make appeals to its patriotism ?o fer/roui concealing its danger, we should liiKke it public so far from intolating tho country by silence of the chamber and poers, we snould note the urgency of the liberty,^'tho press and public meetings. Journal* which aredi^pensod from stamp regulation, should awaken a sentiment of patriotism in every cottage, and every workishop.

Public meetings all over toe country should make known to Mr. Do Bismarck, that Jif there is a German nation, thrro is also a French nation if thero is a German patriotism wbich is susceptible, Umt.there is in & word the German people excited misled and made to serve Prussin ambition, will find itself opposed, not only by tho Erench army, but by the French people, determined to defend their independence ana tear in tpieces the treaties of 1815.

Washington'News,

"WASHINGTON, April 25.—Rcverdy •Tohnson will represent Western irginia in tne United States Supreme Court in tho suit brought by Virginia for the recovery of Jefferson'and Berkley counties.

The new department of education under the direction of Professor Henry Barbour is fully organized and at work.

SfBator Wilson Gone to North Carolina. FOHT MONROE, April 25.—-Senator Wilson addressed a large audience of while and colored people here to-day. He proceeded to North Carolina this afternoon. and witl speak at Newbern and "Wilmingteiu

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EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLE

Ki-A*,! GERMANY

ANTWERP, April 25.—Refined petroleufn 45 francs

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PARIS,

April 25.—The Moniteur has an

editorial charging Prussia with neglecting to carry out the stipulations of the treaty bt

Prague'to Schleswig.

•/I0 Jill ENGLAND.?5 LONDON, Noon—April 25.—United States bonds lower. LTVKWOOL, April'25.—Cotton advanced |@4dand market active.

Foreign News by the Steamship C'uba^ -BOSTON, April

25.—Thesteamship

Journal des Debota

Cuba

brln^ Qtfeenstown dates of the I4th. A petition from tho people of Luxembourg has been presented to the King of Holland expressing an ardent desire to retain their position under the House of Orange. The

contains an article

on tho Luxembourg questions, saying that it would be much better ^at Luxembourg rgmpin Luxembourg, if -it can not become French or Prussian without a great war of which no one can foresee all the .consequences.

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New YORK, April 25.—At a special meeting of the Board of Aldermen last night, a preamble was adopted reciting that the Legislature had passed a bill "transferring the duty of issuing licenses, and other powers in relation to Theatres, junk shops, intelligences offices, cars and car drivers, &cn from the Mayor and City

Council to the Board of Police Commissioners, for Council purposes, when such duties had heretofore been faithfully performed by the municipal authorities, and a resolution accompanying the preamble, was also adopted repealing all ordinances relating to such Theaters, Junk Shops, &c„ for the purpose of defeating the object of the bill referred tS

in the Board of

Council. This preamble and resolution was also adopted. NEW YORK, April 25.—In the Supreme Court, Lewis Estin received a verdict of $14,000 against Samuel Eughter for money due on gold and stock transaction and promisory rates. The verdict of $10,000 found against Charles F. Platte, Contractor for running a Hudssn River Railroad freight car down town, which run over and seriously injured a boy named Eugres, was sentenced to twenty years hard labor in the State Prison inflicted upon George Murray and Joseph Johnson, who attempted to riot and murder Dubois, a school teacher.

The steamer Deutchland sailed for Europe with ten thousand dollars in gold, tbe Stewardess Eliza Barr, had been previously arrested for the murder of her illigitimate child at its birth.

The Japanese Commissioners leave tomorrow for Washington, No official visits will be paid here until their return.

Robert Young, Commissioner in Brooklyn, was robbed and murdered last Monday night.

Joseph Packard, a lad of 17, who robbed his employers, Jas. Munroe & Co., of of $1,000, in December, has given himself up for trial after extensive journeyings and having spent most of the money.

Theodore H. Loom is, a book keeper, was arrested for embezzling $5,000 worth of compound interest notes from his employers, Carter & Hawley.

Havana News.iVl

NEW YORK, April 25.—A Havana letter says commander Uanta, ot

the Aus

trian frigate Dandola, at a banquet on the 14th, is reported to have said he had received orders to send his Executive officer to Vera Cruz to take command of Maximilian's yacht and convey the Arch Duke home.

MEXICAN INTELLIGENCE.

The Herald's Vera Cruz correspondence says Marquez, who escaped froin Queretaro, arrived from the City of Mexico, at Puebla, with 4,000 men, after its capture by the Liberals. A fight ensued, in which the Imperialists were defeated. The situation of tho Imperialists at Queretaro was horrible. They hold only two streets of tho place. Maximilian was still there. Persons coming out of tho city to get food wero shot down.

EUROPEAN AFFAIRS, -ill

The Herald's Paris correspondence says the red revolutionists were in council in Brnssels, General Prime appearing as the animating spirit of a grand revolutionary caucus, attended by representatives from France, Spain, Italy, Rome and Ireland. The plans of immediate republican movements in Rome, Spain and Great Britain were discussed.

THE SUITS AGAINST GEN. WOOL.

The two suits against General Wool for false imprisonment during bis Military Governorship at Baltimore in 1861-62, recently pending before the United States District Court of that citj, have been decided by awarding both plaintiffs one cent each as damages. -t rfi A

RECONSTRUCTION MEETING AT MOBILE. Four thousand citizens of Mobile held a public reconstruction meeting in that city on the 19th inst., at which Judge Busteed presided.

ABOUT SURBATT'S TRIAL.

The Herald's special says, it is probable the trial of Surratt will not come off, as the impression prevails among the adherents of the Administration that his mother was innocent of the crime for which she was executed, and trial of the son would only make the fact mofe apparent.

THE REVENUE RECEIPTS.

The Timos' special says the Internal Rovenue receipts are now averaging about $500,000 per day, and for tbe month of April will reach about $1,500,000. Tho aggregate recepts for the present fisoal year to date, are two hundred and twenty millions.

POSTAGE STAMPS CAPTURED BY THE PIRATE FLORIDA.

During tho war the pirate Florida captured from a United States steamer, ten thousand dollars worth of U. S. postage stamps. These finally found their way to Canada with the hope of realizing on them, but tho Government has succeeded in getting an injunction upon their sale. The case is regarded as a very important one, and will probably eventually get before the House of Lords, when the whole subject of privateering will be decided upon.

L'OST OFFICE DEPARTMENT MATTERS.

The Tribunes special says tbe President and Attorns) General have decided that the Post Office Department can, under the tenure of office act, send special agents to take charge of the Post offices left vacant by the Senate.

CINCINNATI MARKET. Bv Telegraph.)

CINCINNATI,

April 25.

FLOl'R- In good demand and firmer, but not quotiibly higher. Trade brands 81a 50@l(i, aud fancy 1U@1S.

WHEAT—"c higher and very scarce, sales of So. spring at Sv! 77 and No. 1 winter at $3 63. CORN—Opened buoyant and excited and closed rather dull at 9ic in bulk and SI 07(rjl OS sacked.

OATS \drauci'd to70c in bulk and (lie demand good. RYE—SI To and 111 fair demand

B.MU.EY— Steady. WHISKY—Dull '-!lic in linnd. I'OTTON— Dull and no demand it ia useless to give quotations.

PROVISIONS—Firm but quiet. All articliw held tinu. LAKI.'—Firmer, held at li.^c for prime city and 11 Vi for couniry.

BACON—At Dc for shoulders, 11c for sides and l:ic for clear sides. Bl'TTER—Dull at 26030 and the supply in excess 1 the demand. v:

KGGS—14ai5c. SUGAR—Firm and unchanged. CLOVKR SEED—Sll 75@li. TIMOTHY—S3 30(33 40. LINSEED—SI 45@1 47. GOLD—139Vj buying. EXCHANGE—Firm at par buying. MONEY MARKET—Easy.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. By Telegraph.] NEW YoRK,|*pril

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Gold 140K Ohio certificates Cantons 41s|@4lV Cumberland 29}£@3U Mariposa preferred Western Union Telegraph

York Central 9'"$.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

AraiR 73, 1867,

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TUELL, BIPLEY & CO'S.

Bradley's Invisible Kmpress TrailSkirU. Klegant Paisley 9hawls—for Spring. t'ne piece Gro. de Ameriqne—the baadioiQest Black Silk ew exhibited in Terre Haute. hVw Tork Mills Bl, ached Muslin,

Wamsutta Lonsdale Cambric The handsotaest Bleached Muslin in America lor 20 cents.

NEW YOBK MARKET By Telegraph.) Towc, April 25. COTTOJ^r-Iirm, atlc&uf 11,500 bales of upland

'VLOUR—A shade firmer, but quotations unchanged. ft WHEAT—l@2c better, Spriug at $2 25, No. 2 Milwaukee 2 65@2 67, amber 3 33, white CAIIfornia3 26.

WHISKY—Quiet a*d unchanged, salaa of odl in bond at 25c RYE—Dull and steady, Western at $1 53@l'u5 and State at 1 10@I 13.

BARLEY—Steadj at *1 22 for Canada Wast free. BARLEY MALT—Dnll.

PEAS—Firmer, weth »ale# of 8,000 bbls, free, at $1 40. GOBH—1c better, dosed dull, mixed yestern at $1 35%(jl 37in jtore, 1 38§I 89 afloat, new western yrilow and %hite Southern at 1 37%.

OATS—Excited and l@2c better, some speculative demand ai 74@77 for Western, choice do. 78, Stats'81®8C. -. ,f.

COAL—Unchanged. LEATHER—Hemlock sole firmor at 29@31c.: WOOL—Moderately active and in some cases lower, with sales of 18O,000JB)b at 45@G7%c for domestic fleece, 4S@54c for picklocks, fi6o for tubbed, 27@31c for California, 22%@34c for Texas.

HOPS—30@65, new. PETROLEUM—Dull at ,16c for crude, aud z. @47%c for refined Irfbond. »•«»...».•,•

BICE—Firm.

40ffl41c.

BUTTER—At ll$f4c'for Ohio. CHEESE—18@18gc. MONEY—Basy at S@6 percent for call loans. Sterling firm at T%. Gold irregular and unsettled, opening at liO, and closing at 140%. Government. stocks quiet. J.an.

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No. Ac 149 Main St.,

LINUS A. BURNETT, KHED. A. UOS8. 'V

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FLOUR—A sliado Armor and fair demand for medium and choice. WH0AT—Firm and fair demand partly speculative for Western, 2fg. 2 Spring at $2 6(t@2 08, No. 1 Spring at 2 78(a)2

So.

COBN—Quiet, Spring mixed Western at $1 35% in Btor6, and 1 37% afloat.

POKK—Steady atS'22 for new mess. RYE—Quiet at $1 65@1 08 for Western. OATS—Quiet at 75@76c for old western, BARLEY—Dull and drooping. BEEF—Quiet and nominally unchanged. CUT MEATS—Active. BACON—Qniet at 14§14%c for Cumberland middles.

LAKD—Firm at 13@i:!V,c for fair to prime steam, kettle rendered nominal.

CHARLES E. CHEEVER,

MANUFACTURE A AMI DEALER IN

PAPER BOXES.

Our Factory being well established and provided with the 1 itest improved'machinery, is nbfe to

Furnish all Kinds or Paper Boxes at afcort notice and lowest prici'f. 228 Main SCrcct CINCINNATI, OHIO, »jrr6d0iii

mjjBM iriT A BOSS, i#

Terrc HautoHnil.,

Having recently increased to a large extent wn facilities for business, both by the enlm g«iuent of our reome, and by tho greatly iucruaned st«ck which our growing trade fbrces us to keep, »B take pleasure in inviting those interested, to cnjl and examine our. stock, .when ylsltiug our oitj.

We shall always endeaTer to fill all orders entrusted to us, promptly, and to the best advantage.

We purchase nur Goods strictly from the Manufacturers and importers, and for Cash,

and we know of no better w»y of

placing ourselves

right

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stating thlfl fact. A8

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TERRE-HAUTE mDIANA'^felMf MORNING, APRIL 26, 186ft'

COFFEE—Firm. 8UOAB—Steady, with sales of SOOhhds vuuu n. 10%@12c.

MOLASSES—Firmer, with sales of225 barrels ot Cuba at 50@56c. BACON—Steady, sales of 360 boxes at 10%@lt% for Cumberland cut, llj^ll^ for short ribbed anil for short clear.

CUT MEATS—Unsteady, sales of 235 packages

BEEF

HAMS—Firmat

Trado

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Manufacturers of Leather, we possess ev,ry advantage desirable to First Class Stock, and we aro now finithlog for our

Spring Trade,

superior lot of Harness, Block and Fair Ut idle, Skirting and Uppef Leuth r.

We are always in the njaik^t tor

Hides, Sheep Pelts, Fiira, Tallow, aod Bough Leather, For whioli we intend to give foe highest market prior.

BURNETT & BOSS.

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WAJIKEN'S

IMPROVED

ROOFING.

We are prepared t6 psi't on tfii.n linn', nnd^wnr rant it for five years. This is the bodt and cheapest Koof in Ude, and is fire-proof. Cult on

CLTFT & W1LI.IA MS,

Prairie City Planing Mills, corner of tub aod Mulberry Street-.' lafldtf

EDICAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Scaled Proposals will be received by tho Hoard of County ('"nunie•ionersof Vigo county, at the Aulito»'a Orcein the city of Terre Hante, nutfl the 55th day of April, 1SG7, for furnishing medicines and medical atteodanco to the Poor and luaari-' who are subsided at the public charge, and th* prnt.«*rs of Yigo CoJBty, for ou» year, from the I day of May, 1867. Bids will be received «c aratey for each of the thrt l»iMrict?, which Mien* f'lJows: The first District i* nil that part of Vi*o county which lays north of the centre of Towiuhips N. Elevcu, north, on the cast side r.f the NVabash IMvor thoswanid District is all that part o' »aid county which lays south of the centre of Townships No. Kleren, irortb, and cast of the Wahtsh Kiver the third District ia all tint part of said county laying west of the Wabash Uivcr.

Wrt. PAlLOCK,

inhDO 4w Auoitor of Vigo Couuty.

J.N. GLOVEK's

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TERRA COTTA WORKS,

Has on hand, or manufactured I'-- «tder, ail kctds of ArchftHCturtl l»rnan»cnt-i, such a* Window Caps, Brackets, Medallions, Panel aud FnezJ* Ku ricbm»4rtf Flower Vaeee, Life 3i7.t» Maiuary, Water Pipe, «tc.

Two squares west of Union •,

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EDICAL NOTICE.

lrs. PATKICM A LISfK Have associated ^hemioUee togelhvi in the practice »f Mcdiciu: and Surgery.

OFFICE—At Dr. Patrica's old Maod, rner of 6th an Ohio street*. api4d3ui.

HORSESthe

mu LES and HOGS.

—T will sell on Tuesday, Thursday iind Saturday, between lionra of 8 o'clock A.S1. and 12 M. at the Public Pound in the city or Terre 11 ante, to the highest bidder, at public auction, *11 hegi that may li»ve been on any of these c!ay« within tho Public Pound more than twelve hours and all th- horses or mulis that may ha«e been

laid Pound inorcthao two days. ALICX. TUOSIA8, tnrhiadlm,

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OOMETHING NEW O KOB TilK LADIES I have constantly hand Waters1 New

SHIRT ADJUSTER, at my residence, two squares Kast of the Uuion Depot. Also, at Mr*. illiams' Millinery Shop, No. 155 Ifain street. Mrs. O. LAWBKNC'fi^ ja29J6m Manufacturer

pLAUSSEN, BISHOWSKY & Co V-/ Importers and JobVer- of NOTIONS AND TOYS,

W O 3 A S A S

FANCY GROCERIES'. BEGAXB, TOBACCOS, TEAS, e*E loatf

QUEENSWARE.

*. B. BUHSON. WM. A. CLUBK. \fAJOR B. HUDSON & CO., JXL Importers ami Jobbers of CHINA. CitASS A9fl CROCKERY,

And Dealers in

Hoxxtse Furuiehing Goods. No. !3U Wabash Street Tcrre Uavte, lad. jao^OJAwtf

QUEENSWAEI^STORf .j

11K\E»1U11! & FELLKM£K,

WUOLESALK A UV.1A1L D12AL.KUS IN 9

CHINA,

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Q^K&ware,

iijr H»*e Just opened at

149 and 151 Main Street,

1 TKBRE HAUTE, 1ND.,

The Largest Stock

'Pi/T* 1 (K GOUDS

EVKK BttOUMIT TO THIS C'lTl

FRENCH CHiN^

White, Gold Band, and Deco rated China, Plain and Figured

STONE CHINA,

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Mftnufmbirerg and Dosltfn^iti

LEATHER!

HIDES*OILS, WOOL, FURS & FINDINGS

And Wholesale Dealers In

TABLE CUTLERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

Vases, illautlc Ornaments and Lava (woods!

COAL OIL LAMPS, LANTERNS, SHADES. CHIMNEYS, AND WICKS,

II01SK FI K\ISII1\ (.00IIS,

B-A.R. FIXTURES

We cordially

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RETAIL MERCHANTS

To insptct or Stock, as they will find our Wares as low as they can bring them from tho East, be* sides saving breakage in transportation. Wo hare full stock of

A SSOlllMD CMATES Ol STUNK UHINA and COMMON WAKE, ,-uitt to the country Trade. (»rdera taken for eugiavin^ design* o.i UIHBS^

Ornaments on Chinaware, Aud will ouatch any brokeu set of French Chine, Ph»ii» OoHHand, or iWorated *ei!ldwtf

HOME

I S A S N E 0 A

OF NEW YORK.

Cash Capital, 82,000,000. Surplus, $1,645,388.87.

tiONFORl), PK0\V\ vV CO,

Agents, Terrc-Haute. Inci.

Insure in the Home, or .Nov York, HOSFORD, BROWN & CO., Agents.

Insure In the Home, or Xen York, HOSFORD, BROWN & CO., Agents.

Insure In the Home, or Xew York, HOSFORD, BROWN & CO, Agents.

Insure In the Home, ol' New York, HOSFOliD, BROWN is CO, Agents.

Insure :n the Home, of .Ww York, HOSFORD, BKOWN & CO., Agervts-

Insure in the Home, of .New \ork, HOSFOHD, BROWN & CO., Atrents

Insure In the Home, or New York. HOSFORD, BROWN & CO.. Agentc.

Insure I- the Home, of New York. HOSFORD, BROWN & CO., Aijfint

STOVES AND TINWARE.

llEI^DEKSOiS,

lO MANUlAt'TUUKl STOIIK on 4tb Street, 'id Door orlh 01 Muln.

The Best Cooking Stoves. The Finest ileating Moves. All kinds of Fruit (Jans. Kvery Variety or Tin and Copper Ware

Everything Warranted.

Kuoflng, House (tattering, done promptly, and warranted to give KAtistact]on. None but tbe best "BRANDS" of Tin used unlees specially ordered. Prices—Cheap as the Cheapest. mlifidlr rb Sei.

,IOH^ KJEIZ, Early's Block, Jio. Main Street, Tcrre Haute. Iudiauti.

MOSTBlankets,Jeans,

rwpectfnlly recommends hi» well selected slock of Kt&niiela, (ilsin anil plsid l.in-eyn, Corerlets, nnd Woolen Hunting Yarns, of different kinds. Bini? fully enabled to warrant tlie first quality *f these Goods 1 most respectfully inrite Ladles aud Qeutleraen to call and inspc«t them. Wool taken in exchange for Goods, and the highest market rates pai4.

OCtSldtf

..,a NEW STYLE

SPRING SHAWLS,

iff hT

•Jl

AND "i

Common Ware

DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS

pirir Ci'-Silver-Plated, Alabata an. Britania Ware,

GLASSWARE,

l.rapo"rtcd aud Domestic, in Grea" Variet3r!

Bohemian, French and

Belgian Glassware!

O E S A N O S I E *4t 'iZ,'kny*iv£' 'ft. Tg .fef .t ttl

I O E S

GOOD, YARD WIDE

Bleach'd Muslin

At 1$ to 20 Cents per Yard!

A N

BROWN MUSLIN

From 12 to 20 Cents.

CALL AND SEE

C0RNELJ11S & HAGGEBTY. diW, :-i -i-i-f .' •i. "V 3*i.- iZ.

Iff P. BINGHAM & CO.,

DEALnnS IN

Genuine American Watches Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, SOLID SILVER WARE,

NEW PATTERNS.

Solid Silver Spoons and Forks,

FINE SILVER-PLATED

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

Al"0, a flue line of

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED IX

Old English or German Text. A GO O S I OH E ENGRAVED FREE OF CHARGE,

W. P. BltfOMAM A CO.,

50 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, HIUH13OI ge INDIANAPOLIS,

Ktefcl'i 1 IV* It, Jj a»

O O &

I Wart

C0RNRLIVS HA66ERTY

HAVE HECK1VED NEW*1 -4

'•^1 ,l 1

CLOAKS,

N a a 4 'iti I-,,*• J, *'i s* 1 'AND 1 *»*.*'• Kit*

W JV w* I-" irf-s-ura V"

HOOP SHIRTS

lATRONIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.

THE MERCHANT'S EXPRESS 10MPA.W

Uavittg put their Direct aud Great Throiigl Lines in perfect working older, are now pr»paret t» do a generai Kxprejw buflirieoa with tiie Kust, West, Southweat Northwest, iuchldiug the rarryiuK and collecting '.'f Mouey, Valujtbl«4f »fcc. ()i:r lined, now opened, embrace the routes between Now York, Boston, Buffalo, Detroit, CievtUn ', Cincinnati. CLICRKO, Milwaakcs* LaC'rotS«, I'rairie-du-..bien, InJiaii «pilifl, St. Lonis, aud aii intermediate points, and are b«lrg rapidly extendfMl over all »hc utrs of trade.

The Capital o! tlii9 Company i® Twenty Million Dollars, atl'i an ailii-l'' guaranl:' tliu public "f itH rennonwihilitv

A oR a an a a us to our care, will be promptly ftud equitably adja&tHl. Kvery etfort will be made to merit tlie patronage of tbe public

Our rate* are alwayn a# l^w as those of aoy responsible l'.xpi*a« Company. Utttce No Mam Mreet, bet. 5th A 6th Ms.

T. W. STJSWAKT,

i). I 91 tf Aucnt.

COAL.

OBTOWN BLOCK. COAL.

Tbe nnderuigued is prepared to furnish tb» citieem of T'-rrf Itnutu witn tins superior Coal, tnkeu Irom llm mtutJ two nile nut Brazil.— This Coal is anpprior to »nv brought to tliifl market. I-'wis 11 rbvri is m- autbori»'il ajj- i.t. and I will fill any contraci be Biay make. Orders may be loft at It. L. Kail's t.,.ve Mere, and at Faiidock McKeen's Mill. al5d6m KOBBRT GUEST.

E A E O

.9 now sapplying the best quality of River Coaj at the market rates. Order-* left

gaoflT[

Depot.

Public

wtil r*cf »ve orompt attention e*'l«

POAL COAL!—Of a Superior V/ quality, from the NEW MINE8 at CUBltYSVILLE, for sale chrap, at the E. 0. B. E. Co.

We respectfully solicit all Dealers and

Connomtrs of Coal, 10 call an 1 sxanine It. Any quantity can be had at all times by applying to tbe A gran, J. P. Davis, Marble Shop, Wabash

St.,

Frank Oartbwait, Frontier Grocery aod Provision 8tor«, Terre Hante, Ind. n28d6m PIONIEBB COAL MINIMG 00.

DRY GOODS.

-t—

fj0t:

ALL NOVELTIES

,' 1ST

Kft.t ,,k. «4

Dress Gosds.

ft!

jSfWWi: I

NEW,

ivil

Qenuine Alexandre

A N *r 9 *1 t.»1

NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS I

H» 1

IN ORKAT VARIETY.

-J

3«

«,i

v- »JS

THE LARGEST STOCK OF 0

Domestic Goods

,i »fS*

IN THE CITl.% ,•

/S»i

.y to.w&itJB-1.

A I O

At 12 and 15 Cents per Yard.

TERRE HAUTE!

NEW LACES! \ew Embroideries!

New Trimmings. I

EDSALL & CO.1

Corner Fourth and Main.

WEEKLY BULLENI.

C. WITTIG & CO.,

73 MAIN STREET,

April 16th, 1867.

N~ew Arrivals.

A I

Among which are ill the late styles in

O O S I S Empress Trail, Pride of the Nation,

Paris Walking,

ESTABLISHED MAY

HEAVY ,•/•*(,»

«r:

umiuiin

-i

1,1

di J*Tl .*!

t* j«* ,s f'-"

NEW STYLES

i! frstv, «•i*'

CLOAKS!

A DRIVE

SHEETINGS

A TUMBLE

BLEAOHEO and BB0WN

SHEETINGS!

OVER 50 BRANDS .. ,Vfi V.- I -or-

MUSLINS!

COMPLETEST

STOCK OF

DUPLEX HOOP 8KIRTS I N

(Very handsome,)

Paris Exposition,

(Beautiful,)

Prairie City Belle,

(Exquiaite.)

ALSO

ALL THE NEW NOVELTIES IN

DRY GOODS

AND

H: W S

The Largest and Cheapest Stock of

DOMESTIC GOODS

On the Wabash, at

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

DON'T TAIL TO CALL AND BEE.

Come and sec tbe New Styles, No. 73 Main Street.

PRIVATE

DISEASES.

Oil

AIM CN'TIL CUKED I

Male* or Fi-mtkivs afflicted with any form 11 dliease, can be cured in one to ten dajri,without tiaoati?, Mercury, or Pain, 1J calling at the Western xiical Office, 137 Sycamore atreet, Clncinuatl, Oh.o, With No Charge Until Cured

DiBeseee peculiar to ITemale* ipocdlly ctirad.— Board furnished—prices low. AdTice tree,

confidential

at Chans be

Groceiy Store, southwest corner tbe

re*

and

M«vcurUl, Hnlphui and Medicated Bathi. always ready—ilie ouly sure core for Syphilis, Hheooia* tism, Neuralgia, rt-»rt»§, Ulcers and all Skin Dii* eaa«s.

Gail and be Curtd and Fatt Afterwards. Je23d*wly

OMNIBUS LINE.

B.MILLER'S OMNIBUS AMD 11ACK LINK. Will attond to all calls lor trains leaTlng tbe Clt ,and also deliver paesenger In an part of tfes city with care and dlabatch

All orders le ton tbe Slate at tbe Port Oflo*,at Darts' Drag Store, or rxaldeno* will be pronf 1 attended to, JkBflMti

iyi' .._ ...

if I

12,1851

MISHLER'S BITTERS.

REWARD

I will pay loany Doctor or member of the Medioal fraternity, the sum of (100 for any Compoind thatpossaaeee more medicinal Tirtuea anl curat!r« powers than Mishler*s Herb Bitters.

$100

B. MI8HLKR, Proprietor. 8. £. Corner of Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa.

REWARD!

I will pay S100 Reward for the dis ^Tery of any smMclaal preparation that can care a greater va"*ty of eomplainU than Mishler's Herb Bitters.

MISULER,

$500

I will pay $500

Pruprirtor,

". Conner of Oentre Square, Lancaster, Pa.

REWARD

the

Proprietor

of any Medi-

•is* that can show a greater number of genuine-** Certificates of core* affected by it near the place when It is made, than HlSHLKa'3 UK KB BIT-: TSTi—of Cons amp tie •, Dyspepsia, Liter (omplalnt, Bloody Flmz, Diarrhoea, Typhoid, Remit-' tent, Intermittent aud Billons Fevers, Fev. aud Agae, Cholera Morbus, Yellow Jaundice, Scrofnln, Banning or Sore Legs, Canser, Absceas, Neuralgm, Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, Cramp in the Stomach, Chronic Diarrhoea, Piles, Tetter, Scalil head, Ophnema, or falllng-away sickness, peculiar to children, Lencorrhea, Falling of the Womb, alii obstructiona to the due coarse of uature in te-' males, all venereal diseases, and all complaiuis^ arising from impure Blood, or a weak and disor-i dared state of tho Stomach, Liver or Kidneys. Certificates of cures of the Yelluw Fovor in Mexico can also be ftiruiahed.

Remnmbrr,

if it !oe

not care, the money will be refuudtd by th« l'iopaietor, BKNJAMIN MISliLEii, 8. S. Comer Centre 6iuarr, Lancaster, Pit.

SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.

The ingredients used in compounding Mishler's Herb Bitters are not kept secret by the ru printer. Send for Circular and you will 1 arn the medical properties of all the artlcles used in iti preparation also, In the manner in which they opuniteon ths system, and much other vaiualbe Inioinia* tion. It you are afflicted with disease, send for one of MiliUer'a Herb Bitters Circulars read it carefully, praflt by the hints it contains, aud you wil( be plaeed on the sure road of recovery. •VFor Sale by J. li. A. DAVIS, T. BARR 4.C0. and I. L. MAUAN & CO., and by I K1FK, at wholesale and retail, at No. 73, corner 9tn and Main Streets. nov!27d2taw-wly-top col «c

O E'

DYSPEPSIA CURE I

THIS GREAT REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES

—-OS

THE—

STOMACH!

Is tbe discovery of th* inreator of Coe'» vnlnahla Cough Balsam, while experimenting Ovr ti» uwn healSb. it cured Cramp in tbe Stomach for li which had before jifldoil to nothing but chloroform.

The almost dally testimony from varlons parti of the country euc us t. bt liev^ tlivre 8 no disease caused by a uuurtlared stomach it will not speedily care.

PHYSICIANS ENDORSE

AND USE IT I

GIVfi TF. TliOXl' «f its EFFICACY

And srom all directions wo rvaelve tidiDgs of curs* per formed. DnpepsUI

Ho artbura

I-

It .are to ctire

One dose will cure. -,

Sick-Headache 1 It: ba« oared hundreds of cases. Headache and Dizziness!

It stops In thirty minutes.

Acidiry of the Bitutunc?! 1[ ur'eclsnl once. Risini ot

the Food I It sto, iiuwiMlnuly.

Distress after Kntinjs! Uhc Uooe wi.l rciiiovo. Cholera Morbus!

BapiUly yields to a few dosoi,

Bad Breath I Will be changed with bnlf a liot-tlo.

It is Perfectly Harmless Ita

UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESi is owing to the lact that

It Gures by Asslstlug' Nature

TO B£-A8S£UT U2£B SWAY IN THE SVSTKHI Nearly every Dealer in tha United Stn-e« sells it at

ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE! C. G. CLARK & CO., Propr's, NEW UAVKN. CONN, De6d2taweow*weow 6m

pOLAND'S

MAGIC«

THIS

BILIOUS POWDERS.

PREPARATION

is tho dlscovory of tho

Be*. J. W. POLAND, formerly the Pastor of tho Baptist Church in Goffstowu, N. II., and a muu dearlj b«loT©d by that deoomlnatluu tln *u£hout New England. Ue waa obI}g(4l to loave the pulpifc' and study medicine to save his own liio.nuu' ins Miotn PowDCM are one ef tho most wonderful dlscoaerles of modern times. It ia THE GB&aT LITER

A N I O RE

which completely tnrowg in the shade all oth^r discoveries in medicine and it affords him utmh gratification that they receiv^the unauiiuotii ftp* probation of all who hare tested thorn. Tho 2lag Bilions Powders are a

Positive Cure for Liver Complaint In its most aggravated forin, and an immediate corrector ot all Billons DerangcmcntH I

EXCELLENT FOR HEAHARILK,

CONSTIPATIO 1ST, PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, A SALLOW SKtN, DROW^INKSS, DIZZINESS, .! UCAnTBURN l'ALl'lTATION,

And a most wonuoiful

Care and Preventive of

FEVEll AND AGUE! (We advise all who ar* troubKd with thi i/arfal malady to always keep the Powders on vu ready for immediate use

Here area few important particularr 1st."—They are the Great ^pecido lor ull Bilious Affections. 2d.—Thoy are tbe only known remedy that will CtTBi Liver Complaint. 3d.—1They are the only knewn'romody that will cure Coufttip&tion. 4th.—The Powders a OBO thorough in their operation that ono package will be all that the minority of those using *ht will r«tquiro t.» •fleet -ure 6.—They area mild and pleasant yet (lie mo^t effectual cathartic kuoHu. 6th —They are the cheapest and b« st medici'ie extant, as they can bo sent by mail to nny part ol' the globe for tbe price, 50 cents.

Circulate, containing certificates, Iniormation, Ac., s^nt to auyparr of tL«» »?l lr^ of chnrg-. SOLD BY ALL PUUOGIST* »r l.vu'tiil on pUcation to O. JLAiClC i'lK*

General Agents, NEW CONN.

Price SO Cents per Box Iec0***12iavr eimJtwtowUiu

THE QARP^HEKS' i:»10\,

AND ,:y: 1

1 *Htf .tf

8VCCZSS0B8 TO IltLWIO, BOCEfttB

DOOR. SASli AMIND MAXb'ACTl'RE^S,

SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET,

Nearly Opposite East Ecu of the Ucion I^cpot,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

BKeVLAB 8I2E1) WORK l'0\SI.V.\UJ 03 JUMJ

spr 6-2t in d6m

Daniel J.Stlles. Fred'k F«hnl«'y. R-Ilia H. McCrsa

Stiles, FahDley & Mclrcii,

nHoLBSALS Z£ALC

Hats,

Caps, Millinery, Straw

ANI) FANCY GOOl .-, No. 131 South Mt-ridiuu strvi t, INDIANAPOLIS, INUl.l.NA. aprllC-d2ta* 2iu

c«A«t***rrrr*rrs sin.Mii/ia

STEFFKNS & SCIINEIDEK'S

INDIANAPOLIS

PlMenlx Bell and Brass Foundry,

SO Union Kailroad Tracu,

Hslf Bqaars East Union Depot, Ind iftnapoliH, Ind This Establishment cun^tantly atmmln complete Msoitment ufhas

ur »s Uooil. fir Eugin-i

Balldsrs, Stum and Gas Fitters, 1 aromnnn*. fisctarers of Water, 9teaui, G..a iin fu-yr clv(«. Whistles, Oonpllngs, Oil Cops, Glubo Valves, and all kinds o( Brass Works, aprlG.I2tawom