Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 May 1867 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS.

TERKK HAUTE, I JiX.

Friday Morning, May 31st, 18W

OFFICIAL PAPEB,

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"THE LAB6KST CIKCflAIIOI.

,r_ me Panama Railroad. Some very interesting statistics of the traffic of the Panama Railway are publish «d. It appears that since its construction nearly four hundred thousand passengers have passed over the line but it is its traffic that most interests us. In eleven years nearly six hundred and seventy-five million .dollars of gold, silver- and other treasure have poured in from the Pacific to the Atlantic side of the Isthmus. The shipments of 6'ilver during the last three years have been steadily declining. Most of this product comes from the Pacific coast of South America but also a large amount, previous to 1863, came from the western coast of Mexico, being smuggled lout of the oountry by British men-ot-war !by knowledge and consent of the British (government, and then shipped in great part for England via the Panama route {The .freight traffic in the eleven years, ending in 1866, shows a transpbrti&ion of 614,635 tons,"but in 1866 alone it amaunt ed to 107,000 tons and thia year it is estimated that 150,000 tons will pass over the road. Tho fact# and figures herein stated ghov? the immense value of this short transit between the two great oceans, and the growing importance it is taking as a channel, for our Atlantic and Pacific

trade., As yet the Jvalue of the transit is little known.. Its vast and increasing importance, however, is well shown by -the struggle which is now going on between 'English and American capital jfot. the possession of the route. Fabulous sums have been"--offered to New Grenada, which it appears," almost' expects^to support the government from the" sale of the franchise. So far it is probable this coun try will hold on to the road and we believe it is absolutely necessary for us to possess this short cut lrom Europe tojthe Indies. Moreover, we must hold to it, that we may control the trade of the South American States on the Pacific) which trade is to-day almost entirely in English hands. Under all circumstances the merchants should control this great link between the two oceans,.and ojir government should aid by every means possible to sustain the elfort.

A Splendid Belle, of, Revolutionary TimesThere is" now on exhibition at tne jewelry establishmerifcof' Meters Browne & Spuulding, corner of Bro&djray and Prince streets,: a magnificent rilic of the revolution, of great'value- and beautiful workmaffthij} It is a gold snuff box, presented by Louis XVI., King of .Prance, to Col. John Laurens, of South

Carolina, Aid de Camp' to Gen. George Washington, on the occasion of Col. Laurens' visit to the Court of France as

special envoy from the United States

enameled and studded with diamonds. The iop has a finely executed likeness of Lours XVI., set in a cluster of thirty-four diumonds, while the outer circle contains twrnty^fbur—jiiamonds. This beautiful relic has been in the possession of the.'descendants of Col. Laurens since his death, and is now tho property of one of them, a witjow lady, who has lost almost her all by .the late war, and who sends this here Jto be sold, in order to maintain herself and children. It is valued at $10,000. The history attached to the relic is as follows: When Col. Laurens reached France, although his reception was favorable and encouragement given him that his request would be granted, yet the delays continually interposed by the

Minister, tho Count de Virgines, afforded little -prospect of immediate success. Col. Laurens, convinced that procrastination would give a death blow to American independence, resolved, in defiance of Court etiquette, to make a personal request o,f the King. Dr. Franklin, our Minister at Versailles, vehemently opposed his intention, but finding Laurens firm iu his purpose, said: "I mpst cordially wisb you success, Colonel, but anticipate so different a result that I warn you I wash my hands of the consequences." Accordingly, at the first levee, Col. Laurens, walking directly up to the .King, presented iis petition to which he solicited his earnest attention, and said

Should the' favor asked be denied, or even delayed, there is cause to tear that the sword which 1 wear may no longer.be drawn in the defence of the liberty of my country but wielded as a British subject against the monarchy of France." His decision met its just reward. Apologies were made for delays, and the Minister »gave his serious attention to the matter, and tho negotiations were crowned with

Success. Messrs. B. & S. have also in their store several articles which formally constituted a portion of tb furniture of the •unfortunate Marie Antoinette. They consist of a casket and table, tete-a-tete set, several vases, card receivers,&c^ all pf whicli are highly and beautilully ornamented with designs executed in por 'celain painting, ana richly studded with jewels.—New Fork Times.

Large and Skilllul Forgery—A New l'ork Bank Victimized, to the Kxtent of $17,500—Supposed Clue to tlie Perpetrator.

A daring and successful forgery, committed on the Broadway (Hew York) Bank, about a month since, has just come e-to light. The Herald says the oheck was payable to or bearer, for $17,600, purporting to bo in compensation for work done on a public school house, in

Twenty-sixth street, where there is no building of the kind. The check was signed with the forged signatures of the President and Clerk of the Board of Education and tho Chairman of the Finance Committee. It was not one of the checks of the Board, but a very good lithograph of the figured checks, which are not ac--ces»ible any but the very few who have the right to fill them. It was, however, about an eighth of au inch shorter than the checks of the Board.

Alter being presented and paid at the -•bank, it appears that it lay in the safe until Saturday, when it was sent to the office of the Board of Education among the genuine drafts, and was noticed by the auditing cl«rk of the Bord, who called the attention of Mr. Thomas Boese, the clerk of the Board of Education to it, and he instantly pronounced it a forgery.

There are .various theories as to who the perpetrator of this bold and skillful torgery is, and there is only one opinion on tie point. The simplicity of the circumstance, which the perception of a keen man turned to the advantage of the aotective officer in starting him on the true trail, v?ili be, probably, one of the most interesting developments evef made in an atlair of tuig nature, when the time comes to lay it before the public. Until then, however, patience must prevail.

Cage and Sbfir Blrd^px

.,_^iaong^ba JUoerieajL«li] nal grosback holds an important rank.— J^iia Ja^-good.^gP ^d- ..fiUtalfijX. mt^^^rgtHfrWBtl1rrcontnement.-Be is hardy and long-lived. They ring nigbt as 'Well as day, and their notes are very cTear. They are peculiarily fre« from disease.

beautiful cage bird, surpass^"by Tew in plumage it possesses a- clear mellow voice, which it uses both day and night.

The purple finch,i» aninteresting cage bird, hardy and of beautiful plumage, lbey require to be kept in separate cages, as they are very quarrelsome and pugnacious. The bird should be fed on hemp and other seed.

The yellow bird 6trongly resembles to? English gold-flhch. Their song is wefckJ but very agreeable,. and they can taught manytricks.

The indigo finch is another beautiful bird, and is possessed of a sweet song. is very vigorous, And in cages should be fed on hemp, poppy aid canary seed.^ A

The nonpareil or painted finch is more ornamented than useful. In confinement they should be fed on milk and canary seed. They are very susceptible to cold, and great care should be taken of them. ..

The seng sparrow is rarely seen caged, yet his song is very sweet, and in some respects reseftibles that of a ca« nary. —They are very docile, and live exclusively oh seed. iv ,.

The boblink, a well-known biga, sings a sort of jingle, merry and pleasant.— They are easily kept in confinement, and should be fed on millet and canary seed,

The scarlet tanagers are the gaudiest birds our forests can boast. Their plumage is their jjlwef ,attraction. They are hardy birds, aitt'd tfheiW&nfitaSd should receive animal J'ood.

The red»winged 'blackbird.is caged, for its beautiful pluniage, .though it can be taught to wBistle„a few botes with sweetness and sometimes to tftterl few wSrds. They are v$ry vigorous birds, and in cage should have aoimSl food.

The mocking bird is possessed of more wonderful powers of song than auy of the feathered tribe, and though he may not naturally have the sweetness of voice of some other birds, he can imitate any^pf them to the life. This bird, Although "he prefers thefVieiiuty of man's habitation, will, if disturbed, forsake its young it is said he will sometimes kill them. These birds are .carnivorous in their fabits^Mia are easily reared. Young -birds, if raised by handpshould be fed on milk-thickened with scalded Indian meal, and, at intervals, a little fresh lean beef. The old birds should be fed on eggs pbtftKfes andihbtiMl never bo exposed to inclemeBt'weather, but when the days are fine'should have plenty-of frfesh air.- They should also be well supplied with fresh water and clean gravel, nor should they ever-be exppsd&tlo the hot sun. With proper care they will live long. They sing by day and night.

Th6 catbird Js a mischidv.dhs littlefeilow, but is an iuccssant songster, and thrives Weil in the cage. Its songs is not positively sweet, but is a kind of jumble of-melodiouS notep. It is an easily reared il IV

The American .robin, one of the best known birds,-is'^w-favdrite for the cage and is well worth the trouble bestowec upon it. His song .is a loud, sonorous whistle. His feeais in sects, fruit and seed., He isi easily taught to whistle tunes, and is generally very^ajii*^/

The wood thrashls seldom kept In' con finement, although it is one of our sweets est singers. It is easily realed, and closely allied to the English song thrush

The Baltimore oriole is found^fromjCajn adaCtoJBrazil, arid.lts jnelloStaoilg. makes it a great favorite. They subsist chiefly on insects, but the food of the mocking bird is adapted to them. They should also be fed occasionally with fruit

The bluebird.is.the harbinger of spring .•lis notels 'fcho'rt'Tind simple, but very

bestowed upon it. The yellow-breasted chat, if well known, would be a great addition to our cages. Ho" possesses not ohJy a sweet song, but a beautiful plumage. His voice is peculiar, and is "marked by ventriloqjiial powers the^birdr being ab]e to throw its notes in all directions, yet still retaining their sweetness:" 'i'$

Among the native birds of India and Africa are the following: The Java sparrow is recommended by beauty of plumage, and not of song. In confinement, tbey should be fed on rice and canary sde, and be well supplied with gravel. They are very docile, and can be taught to perform many tricks.

The Whidah bird is a favorite cage bird, not only for its beautiful plumage, but for its sad and sweet voice. On acr count of their long plumage, they require cage. They should be fed on

millet and canary seed, with an occasidfi al supply of barley meal and green fooa. The amandora is a beautiful cage pel". His brilliant red dolor and sweet softg make him agreeable to all. This bird is only about four inches long, He is generally called the "abordavat."

The Soutb American troopial is not only gifted with song, but with a rich plumage, which somewhat resembles the Baltimore oriole. In confinement he is very docile. His song is a clear anjl powerful whistle, and he should be 'kept In a large cage.

The Brazilian oardinal is a favorite with all. Possessed of a sweet voice, he is also elegant in shape and plumage.

Finally, we have the parrot tribe. .This embraces parrots,, parrokeets, cockatoos, macaws, arratoos, lorys, lorikeets and love bird Most of these birds,- if propei taught, make good tatkers1 tifddgtiof them are kept solely on account of their beautiful plumage. The parrot is a longlived bird, and many queer stories are told at his expense. Mr. Saxe's story of "The Convent'7 will never be forgotten, nor that of the parrot and his feathered friend "Tanico." There' is "bne "parrot story which, we believe, has never been published. A late Bishop of Tennesse had a remarkably fine bird, of which he was very fond. A neighbor of bis also had one, but this bird was'Very profane. The good Bishop thought that by association this evii might be overcome, and so placed the bitdi together, that the bad might turn to good. But it was the old proverb over agiiin~-i-"evil communications corrupt good manners." In less than a week the Bishop's bird was as profane as that of his neighbor. From that time forward the good man would have nothing to do with his old pet, but allowed him to sue the evil "tenor of his way." birds should always have large cages, and should be well cared for. They, are best fed on bread and milk and occasionally a little fruit ^lould be giyen them. These birds are worth from $5 to $30.

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to pur* These

Mr. Collier gives a recipe foeft^pute" for song birds. It is as follows: Take eneugh of ground peas to make a pint of meal, beat a raw egg in three «unoes of sugar or molasses, add it to the meal, and knead like dough put it' over the fire and add One-quarter of a pound of lard, letting it .cookslowly and mixing it"well. When eold add three ounces of poppyseed and twn ounces of hempseed. Stir well together,. Cover it closely, and it will retain its sweetness for along while.

They"hi"ve" a ghost in Wilson county, Tenn., which is described by the Lebahon Herald to be a frightful looking object, about four f*et hign, with a. heavy body and red eyes. It has two horns on its head, is dressed in pure white, and makes a noise more terrible than tbat made "by any human agency. A witch doctor named Jones has been succe«ful in filling one oT the smaller sized demons, and is sanguine of ultimate success in riding the neighborhood of the ghost.

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Isham G. Harris, ex-GoV^Vsor of nessee, ht® esublished himsjslf as-a^m-mission merchant at Liveroool. /1

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A Connecticut down there "blew Mil din his wife good-by with a shot gun

dictioary last^M-.^, Sara Bowleg oftheSpringfield Republrean, Tetarns in income ofr$17,729.il.

last year.y ,..u

Joel Lindsiey tire man who whipped his little boy WdeathriirGrleans county, has been telexed from Aubun Prison, pendfer a%^*Pt»if alfd is'now. at liberty'^ bail. It is expected: the new trial will come off at thenext Oyer and Terming, which cdnfingttfc at Albion to-day.

The Boston Traveller announces that Mr. William B. Pjke, of Salem, has nearly ready for t-e press, a Ufe«f Nathapel Hawthorne. It say* tbfttiMt. A ike -knew hint rom childhood, and was his intimate and trusted friend for many" years, when they were both in the Oouslom. House.,

Mr. Jarvis, of Brooklyn,-bought a.lie-' onardo da Vinci in Paris for ninety thousand \m «Ti»dJ|d, of wuree, but

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PMil?le^ey^aibri-'^WUad-

leyLeavitt, well known as the Sgaker of almanacs, recently died at South Hampton, JS. H. Although she had reached

to the time ofh«rdei4b-

•^•r3»m:Po«ywr5ttiW*8^ V1 recent lecAare--fltiatedithat =be ^rried a hod one week in this country rather than run in debt. He confessed to having, at the expiration of

thistj*prt terin?of ser-

worth of property in New Albany, lftdt, wh'icfi%as grantedSnany- yetts«gotoone of her ancestors. The iidy iswngle, but ifgfte proves her claim ®b.h6r fortune has not-much longer- to wait.

Mr' Erastus Brooks having purchased all" tbe~riKit, title and interest of ». 1. Clark in the Sew Tork Express, andthe case at law' of Clark vs.' J, & E. ^Brooks having been amicably settled, tho Exp will'continue^ be pnWished by J. & E. Brooks as equal proprietors.

One^MajorP^4.^ecenUy amused himself by driving through the streets of Cork, slashing the people .right and left with his whip, and yelling out "Irish pigs," Irish pigr." Being an aristocrat,

sport. 1 «'i The Venerable Archbishop Purcell, of GfijSinheiti, goes to visit the Pope, carrying WH a ga^lp^dia silver model of the yaohfc ."Henr ietta —her car-

ed lo flis.Holiness as a'fciSOrhento ihm the citizens Mile. Patti's farewell performance, at the Th^ftrTOlfen p-rodu-ced thff Bum of 19,124 francs (£765). ShV-has sung 230. representafioilHh Paris/andthe sum they have produced Smounts to nd, lesfe than 2,564,BOO'francs for each.

The English have something to learn yet of America and its history and people. A Tory writer on American affairs in the Hakj Blackwood speaks of Mr. Lincoln as '(a flute boatman,", talks learnedly of "highfalution," says that the New York W6rlff"is*tla8Tiighly,a""respectable paper as any published in ^England," and attributes!w JackSop'B toMs'«^Vic6#in the Merifian war* *10

Mr. Beecher, appealing td1 his people for th^ Southern relief fi^nd, says: "My sister, Mrs. Stowe, has just returned from a 'tWoliioBths*!"}eafney in Florida and Georgia. I have heard from her lips tales of suffering among the educated and cultivated:-tfiit would tbelt- your hearts could I relate them as she told them to

"PALMKB'8 Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion has cured my face of the Barbef's Itch of oveii hiiie jrears standing," writes F. S Dewey, of. Carrplton, Montgomery coun tyvQhio.i.,r«1/[May 29-pwlw

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History of the Secret Serricfe

This work wasanaonnoed mere thaa ajrear ago, but owing to the attempts of the Government tsf suppress 11, its publication was delayed. It will now be issued ITNaLTKBSD and DNABBIDQBD, tinder the snpervlsiitB of OIH. BAKKB. Tkeee marvelous narratives are attested by tha Ugtaat official authority.

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NOBTH

Springfield, Mass. *4-

OaUferalavlallltMagaa '*nllT'!,So BATS.

WJi

On the following un Atlantic Oeeaa.

PAHENfiKBS iUHURT. 8AILSH0 SAn noixiw *©te.

April 90th —186T May Utaad kOth, June. 10 aad 90th.

A. F. HASTlSuS. :7^^..T^Presldent. W. O. HASTINOS -..Secretary. POLICUS ISSDSD ar THOKPSOI, fiJBAKB TH«]DW» myMdly Agents, Tsrre Haate, Ind,

tJo5ilSsu5I5cBiov XJL C(SCIMMATX,OH10 CmpitcO, „48(M,000

Fire and Marine Bisks taken at reasonable risk*, uffice, 8. W. Oor. Third and Sycamprs OfiAS. O. KlliHBi^i!Siii2a 0. M. BANS^M,.........Jfacretarj

THOMlWMMftMK 'ft THMtnOK, Agents, jerre Haut., Ind.

BUOKBYB

beaatliul

in the world. It is" equally adapted to Oity and Country, has taken tbe 1st premium wherever"*!hibited, and is the only one accepted for theParia Exhibition. Mr. O. A. Wetherell has already sold 1100 in Athena, Co., O. Send for Illustrated Circular, and read what the Scientific American," "Amerioan Agriculturist" (after 8 months test) "American Institute Farmers'Club," Mme. Deaiorest, Prof. O. S, Fowler, Miles Greenwood 4t Co., and otWs say of it. The Brass Metallic parts sent to Farmers (where we have no agent-') with mil instructions for making their own Brooms, by mail or express (prepaid) for $1.60. Address—namtng first, second and third choice or Counties—C. A. OLIOO A COn 866 Broadway, N. Y., sole owners of

rpiiE 1 rii

mutual INSUK

ANCK COMPANY.

Vmmh Capital....!...'........... Bmrgl—• ...wfc....~..— «»,QM

Total Cask Assets Jaa. lat, 1867, MO,tM Profits T^tttririid In C&skto stuck and Policy ilold srs. iVemteais all Catk .Ditidmdt the Same.

Ma UaMlitr «a Ua mt «C Um iwmt OCoa— OviAt-r's aioaaaOa, CLEVUAUD, L..D. HUDSON, Ssc'y. WM. HAKT,

TIOMPSON, tiiUKS S nOMPaOlir, .- J. iVr-i':"". IVcro Uaiute^nd.

^tJTNAM

:i:-

rilW UBiniia (WHPAIT. Or UAunm^OoMBcnnn. Cash C«piUl .. .•600,000,

SAMUKL WWDBtTFF, ......PreSlUeht. DANUCL BUCK, -..SecreUr IINWSSI, ayjandly •ss4-

AgjjP.

pOILN EXCHANGE rats lxWiiii(«»'OMiPA«f.'

uaaAMCBD in Wet.

g. r. MASON ........Preeident QXO. A. DBkSSKB— „.J.„^Secrctary TBOMF&OKT UKANI TTTOMRSOJI, Afefttg,

For Local Agencies applr to THOHPSON, .cfiSlK I80HF80N, OensralAgenM for Douthern Indiana, (Sou& of

Indianapolis,) Jerra-Haata, Ind

.-t

THE CS1TBB 1 Ln LIFE UTSpKAICI «OHPAHY,

NO. 40 WALL STBKET, S«W ^OBK, Joseph B. Collins, PiWdant, Assets JTearly latOOOyOOOr^ "Jv iht Midst of Life flPg are

Insure with the Old Sellable.

Thompson, Crane & Thompsoa Janelfitf Agents. WESTERN uaiBnvsiia

OF cmcnnrATi, OHIO.

mm. SlSrWeSY

1B6T

And every twenty days the Satnrdar previoua wiMa a Day occurs on 8unday. For Mfc apply to the NOBTH AMKBIOA1I COMPANY. 5. WM. H. .- 9iJr «A «DH9»|lr

...... issr

President, •'.A||eht,

54Xxchange P.ace,N.T. j.177 West st. oor Warren.

XX7ANTIW—AOBKIfe-rie^flC Agents, Male and

gsmmgan** drees CaaaaT Avpicxsuj^ CJevslfU

lAdverUsing IO (TMIHimHWJi te:a^

Business men wishing to advertise in any of tbe e6untry can aend tkeir "oWenr OS- us.

eeet is no mors, as th« Agent's commission from tbe pnbllifcek'.

:lS i!I

We aire authoriseif te contract j^ n«|r»iiSpers at publisher** rnaaarraMfv :,-nTParOss who faVor us wtth tk^^iiii'Tara aasured that theytitalft*ec».^«Kl I^SntMa.

Oar well-known repatation sa Advertlalag Agents, and the large amount of bucinass ws control. enable, a* to .MW Mtar tarfcrlkna da* be obtained elsewhere. QSO. P. BO

WELL

(FW^rtyut Bttefoki

iN9vi«Aiiei

t-'i—a«juii

-All Losses Pol^iea lsB|Md^'wa«pla3'fe-.iO':f fi THWPBOS. cT

lVTOBTl AMERICAN XT FUE inVBAHCE COHPABTY, 2r HABTTOS, COH*.t«l.~ I3QO.OQC

AWsaurn Home Initltutien, ComMning leen rite, Xoonomy and lategrity. Caab Capital* #SQO,OOQ.OO, Paklnpla Cash and Secnraly Invested In Cincinnati. On the Joint Stock and Mutual Plan.

Office, 37 W. Third St, (Opposite Masonic1 pie.) Ctacianati, Ohio.

OUIIS A TMBUI, Ageats, Tsrre Haute, IM.

jJNION BAKEB1

JiilKliilBliSiSBJllili

a*d Heelers in

O E I E S

Tj#,

aaojiy iniHAga.

prrr

BILL POSTEE.-

OBO. W. X&WSmPMBL Arqmmmm mtd Cli asfors. sfffi f!

•WAU orders left at Dowllag Hall, or at the Priating Offices,"will be pro»pUy.«tta»dod teCwBh ae ataettand dlspatsh mhttf

tt..!tha-4X*al»^|,has ka»4aa«ciant

Aa eas»sfs J»®llaf'..||a Paaky.lwMaljjf.^. milas, pfthM|I,u|sf a»»a tm*m W «rtMa.jaar, aa»lt la «*pesaed that tha auttaamM im ka la rua^ng order fto»-0^aha to.ilawss«si»'wssatjk^ii wttklteOntnLBMttc^ aow' b#w.^»i«y bmh 0(|aill|g j.Hf 0418

»n^,togLlii

(Vff ftTBlUBfllF5 ui Sm'H «b*NO

a jgf

IWiM kjbuUt bythaP^en

PaeH^te ba ljm U^UedBtatss Go*s enMant..,iaaBsa. Wx BtSi. esBt...' Thirty-year Bos^ Sa Ifca nm^any is tke road is Baishai.ut the average rata of about 9U.2S0 per mile^ it#irwn Flul JlartBaae Bosils aseqMiaasoant, aad Atthesasaa Mme. wklch by spaeW Actof .O»ng»aea artiaade aFuatMoHgageoa tie entire lihs, the bonds of tke VntMrStates May mboriimmU lo aar-oft c- iu it 13,88ft to90^032,000 be worth f&Aljd5,06B, sukiag

416,000 bat ths fuil'vi'ue'of the lands^jmnot now

^nT^ittsrtasJaa»i«al MarttaT the Oompaiy is on« Jwndiedvm|UUa»dollanL ol. whisk Bib adt'C II as IMvaalrM^ baeapaid in, aad of which uorsuaMSdttatiaers thaa t#eiity-llve millions atatoe»#mbereqaired. .••• -ia

Tha «f«jf thascsdla estUMted by oompatent eagiaeera t^be abatt oae ht^adnd otilllon dollan,

-f

|-A lie rallnsad conoeeilca betwsM Omaha and the Itot* B«*ympla|*,Ntll earnings of the Union Pacific ea the etctlons already finlsliodJbr the first two weoka in May were $113,000. These sectional earnings ae the road progressss will much more thaa pay thn interest on tbe ttswan3^«wds,.»ji4 the tkra^ttbbnsinsai

otihr&md*.

rtty of 'theirmslSi aid is addnilnal^roor ^nM auggsst «lMt thar loads now aOmA as. than, tea milifoa dollars on 617 miies of a«e?t¥«aty million dotlarsKave ahdM ^ou 830 miler«fthis road raaaiag, aad tha rimaininKl87 ile£sd. of jirmfata ob' gold theee «b aMuai intereaf »Mtlie preeetlt eoii h.-ii apZSHi b'-'-Ct €bM., that «u the "Msipleiion tSe liln the Saveraauat. BOHIB, tlmylwlU go above par. Tha Company Intend to sell but a aaMunt at tke present low rate, and retain

'juecs iggtHBisfts®

«Uist BaUh)irs,Bo. SaWanSt.^

by- vKidnE# A«n SAinUB« generally taroaghSUf .^e Waited ^tatas, ofwhpra maps and

Offisa, HouBVNasSM Stna^Msw Y^k, da appl fation. Subeorlbers will select their own. AM In whom they have confidence, who .alone #fll be foepoasible te lhss-fcr-4W sfc delivery of the bonds. execo,

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Terra Haiite, Ind.

'ED STATES

CAflVALTY G«KPAKV, or new jaasET.

Far Insurance against Casualties o* .Accidents N.Y.Offl^e, &S Broadway. The only Mutual Accident Company in America FBANCIS MABKOK,..— —.Pcesideat. OHABLKS WUBM,—See. and ftai# KOBABT LKNOX KKMNKBY, Chair'i Sx'eOom. HKNBY F. VAIL, Chairman finance Committee

-Mitt twSi

JBX*Y WiK

-a- al j-ti rtBt

vtks% .1 -I .- -asMM ^ifiia^s a

'..ii ii*••asi «x»-3sij». as

!:*:.. *.-j sdi yahub at yr#Kt*'Kj if itff Ami till ftsj JirWi'ViUk' wis wi

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joiiabt

th} jF?

I adf

ii WlBVBOO

at i#*&• -IWIWf '..A-.tiiaJ-- -.#» 1"V^T T7*C2f ndt %JSmJIu all 1

BOUGHT AT_THE LATE

"Vi sXxr

Wilf

.O 9

vr iijAW,., eJUslIT.lfe' -ti»i'iiwjii^fcjruj*«

UiavM too 'n\ ^ifammnti adT b? 'Js-.l in •ad.awa r^rcmA-'

IIATE I.

''v -ZKyy. Sifc

CoraioitrtilACfiKBn^

c« •u% a.1 i- -V?

WEGH TMRR ABE SEIZING AT r.- 71?. l: '.

SDL A

Reduced Priced

r""

A i'

i&t tm&ao9'*i. PttiO«s»Y toihto Mot&r

SBHili PBOPFffl

«wnos «aiiTtiK^

'to

apsJwiTo .'T 18 THE MOTTO! /i-' .mSU'K*. fc#i

QO*A®KlNa HEW

«.I. hava e—IssUT' on hand- Waters'. Haw. »WOBm ADJ¥8T«J»*

Ho. US Maia street. Mrs. O. H. LAWBINCB, jaWdSm Maaufacturer

•ICAL

The andersighed, lathe waatsof our

tats of our rapidly growiag city, aad in to the loudly eapresaed wbhea of a largt of the citineae of this dty, aaaouaoe te

aum the pnblle that they have opened as

la tha second

variety

7.^45!

Ninety CJent»0iHlieBollar. This aoad was ujjjl^il ftiSiSitahe 305 mUes

sau receive instruction oa the Piano, Oultei Btt.^Or^ab.-BrasalnetruifteitSi Partfculara*lea' tkut'paid Oie cuUlyetiou of, the voice... !». strtcOoM fn ttfirongh Baa* OompoMtlons. «e aad srstory of 'Htf

ef^DCT^krv%^

%»ttdtf..-Tr ,«wr AMPKL0MFB08BB

^Ot^INiEMANN,

.".atJ* Afi-c -,?l*i&tas

PIAIVOH, HK£ODEOIB

Yiolias, Guitars, Flutes, and all kinds o/ttttil^a Merchandise, No. Sjl Wabash Jitnat, TRBBB HAOTK, INDIANA. itlHit# HtPifBlM of PuJMaad

ONBSU .-:i» *iirhtw

Q, LINBKMANN.

•sal'isin jutrtxMr i* v-r •••, '.'nwi »5*

PALACE (#-. MLSKJ! Vt-t*. i:.y aa 1»E

TAK^G^FPILEASARET^'INTFSNG TH«MST" teutieuaf my aid trlesdaaad castomen^ aadal new ones in want of any thing lathe, :»(•.•. I.' &h

I MN viou :•.= '.• #1/ t..:. .^

\m km wmm mu E, v' »l

HavinaNpersonally seleotediBy New. Stocl with great tit*, at New T6rk,' I am now able offer te the Musical PubUc the

Lwg^Tiwrtment

Musical Merchandis.

Tne flrsi iloor will be stocked with Sheet-Musie, String Qeods, Music Bocks, and all kinds .of small, Instruments, such -ae Yiolina, Guitars, Drums, Bfass and Silver I nd Instruments, Fluttnas^Qaitan,

Coaasrtlaaif, Acotrdesns

ot all sixes and prices, Flageolets, Flutes, Drum Oora, StiCks, Drum Belts, Oalfskia Drum Hsadi| Sheepskin Drum Heads, Braes Month-Pieces German Silver Motith-Pleo«s, Baqjos, Flutes.Tamboriase, Oerman Yioiins, French YioliM^ (new, French Violins, (..uitatijn old Stradnarins, Qua

HarplM4ngs, Tail Tuning Forks, Tuning Hammers, I Castansn, Claironet, Meeds, Yidln, Ylbllacdlc and Double Bass Bows Mafic Folios, -Double BeflnedBbala Oasea Flhtea, Olaronetsivloltnt and-.Guitars Blank Musio Books, BlankMuair Oai da, ana Muilc Papers of all' sises.

Particular atttatfeb tcM4he Sttin PejtftlBdOtr pi--*'%h^ Secbnd Floorwiil be "Stocked Vith

Pianos, UleiiMleoiisAOrKa^

i&WJSft&SFIi&SS&IS'tf&gSi

Kaaiw* Qo4 Mtimpro* aad other First Clear Makers. :. y.'jfiatc r-

Carkart & Needham's

Celebrated Bodoir Church Srgaas, Parlor Organs and Mefodectts These Instruments stand alto gether unrivaled, a fact which every listener aad Judge will De at dhcrt cocviriced Of by slmplv comparing them with fcthers.

SVSend for a Circular. ^BS 1 raaiaaa w.

mcnou ruNS HAEKK. By trade, consequently a Judge of Instruments, these sending orders from the distance can AiUy

Liberal discount to Seminaries, Schools, Ministers snd Teachers ef Music.' Send for Circularjand^Prlpta. Every Instru msnt warranted for five year*, »id^rt toTtiBSl#kB'8"-

PALACE OF MUSXCJ, Ofadlo Street. rs c... Terra Hantf. IadlsBa.

HOME '::m

NSCKAKCB (OMPART ,v'-"«a

York.

CubCapitai,

Bteli £tc*

Spte .fr Stmcr

A sIA^I »-i-» ttS/l

J* ai btuaMatm. inmn&Q A

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-ikMib* -Bi) !i'j H-

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.. (i^h -a*** -i-i -u

Surplus, #1,«45,88&£7, .T.S

HOSFORD, JUU)WH A CO

'w24ientH, X4#r«.Xlattttc, lad.4'1 Vtf. -i

J-'

uiluo f«o

In»re in the Hone, et Sew York, HOaFOBI?f BBOWN A GO, Agwts

Insure ia the Hone, of New York, aaSFQBP, BBO WM &OQ, AgenU.

Insure lit tbe Hone, of lew York, BRQWN 4s 00, Ageatt.

Idstflre lit the Hone, of Hew York, HOSFORD, BBOWN &CO^ Agenta-

Inave l« the Hoae, of lew

*.. te

York,

HOSFORD, BROWN & OO, Ageoto.

Insure In the Itse, of Hew York. HOSFORD, BBOWN & 00, Agent^

Asnre In the Hosi^of Hew Torki HOSFORD, BBOWN 4 CO, Agent

HATS AND CAM#

BW YORK ilA^T 8TORS.

Joseph C. Yates, JUSRIN BRCKIPT OJT Mens' Hats of

Boy*' Hata oi All kuda, --'-'2' Miaaea' Bato:«FaU kl«l« K|UI ofaukbMb, And AL AU frioes.

Hsts msde to order on short Gone

THE SPMlUa East si da Public Bqpare,

BOT

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AN&3

zr«tr

a© &?,

O E A

iA. HE

S A E I

•mo WATCHSS, Pateat Lerer Moveaseats, fan jewelled, Huatiug Cases, SterUag SiWer, Bssntlfn'.Jy Wagrum aad Inr srsry respect flrst elaee Zlatara^ XobeeoldetstadMlansaeh, b«io( leae,thaa Uirse-foarthstbeeastuf manafaeduriBy. These Wstcbss are rstslled. b/ Jeweileis at from SIS to fM, tb4 nclul cost to the asaanfaetorar being eenh This stock ef WatolMs SMS parchased at aHanfcrnpt Ea ela ItaadoBtaadareaoar offered st socb xtremely low fly a res, tfcat all may possess a rrect ftme-feeeper ate merely noBlnal sum- ItTerj Wstch warranted ttt»ysali. Tar-wderiaa-UiciD seat bj mall» aaat «ta«leee38 o^nteexfrs ta 'preB^T .oitage. Moaer encloeed tna-we.f eealM letter mar bo seats! my rbK

Addresa all orders to MABIIN OOlrNU, xojMdwly Auut, N. T.

i, K4-S:*

lieEiviD BT HPU88! w^asaa—^"*

mw.-

A. HIPPERT & Cu'S"

•election of Ladies'

spiead_

WWW

„VM a.n tt^r

grX(H8 HLOTH SACdinp,! NIW MM- ELBQAHT STYLB.

WASH'"'-ton I

Middlaaex and

CLOAKINGB«

IN BEAUTIFUL COLORS.

SPUING SHAWLSr— A

BTEOK

Splendid

PLAID GINGHAMS, OF ALL COLOBS,

T^^A^SplM^id Stock o?

S S S O O N

Kid Gloves, (BUT MAXCS)

Ladies Slipper white Hose,, Ladies Hemstitehed H'dk'fe^y Ladies Embroidered do** ..i

dentesflainA Hemstitch'* do..

Ladies' Balmoral Skirts. .'*'

^S8yr.«'»aMiwr«

A FLTLLI WND COMPLBTGI STOCTOF .EBLNTA, TU

.LTUD,

S3II

Bleached and Brourn W

Muslins, Tickings

'*n Sheetings, We are in receipt, daily,of Novelties froaar

-ii

Eastern Markets,

*haU

And

lilt

THE FTMOA-W

continue so during

Call snd Examine oar St*A.'^

A. NIPPERT & CO^

EXPRESS COMPANIES*

^MEEICAK^BXPRBSS COM

OOySOLIBATKD CAPITAL, llMOMMlLi Ike above naased Goatpaay bare la obal-g« *(c

rxssJjs^rs¥.^"ssE^ ar-'i Two kzpreuet Baily, to and from: Mew Tork, Clerelaad,

Boston, (Twl Plttsbarf, Albany, Pbtlsdelpkla, BoOalo, Washington Olt*. „„i And all oOier points In the Kastera States and

OA. NADAS

Oonnectlnf at New York with Weils, largo A Oo's Koropean and OatKornia SXpress, ft rall puinU In •arope,. Oalitarala aad Qn^B. tv Ihree ixpre«»e« Ballj, to and

ClDclnnati, Ohio, Indlaaapdls, lad OolumbUs, Wehmond, •«,.b gayton Jort Wayne, ®eWM&. Logsasport, Zaneerille. Pern, it.4

And all paints la Indiana and Ohio. Two Ixpresses Dtllj, to and from SalntLonls, Mo., 'dkitago, IUlnols HAnaibil, Otfitnliii

MUi^nkl'a, wis., StSir Mich. J' Sal&t Joeeph, Mo And AU pomts Jforth mad Wsst, inoludinr poi£toovr b, In Kmnaassn* Nebraska.

OrawllMdsWlH,- 5' MJehlpmClty, Ao. »ai One JSxpreM Dally, to and fromBOOKVUAS, 1MI« 1«* One Accommodation lureit Aallr

To and firem Charteeten, nuttoii"' *»•, aad inteixsedlatepoiats. Ml

Allhttslnete entrnsted to this Company will K, attended to promptly sad with ditpotch^

Ohio Street, TWre Hsute. Ind. S. McBLVAIN, AirenU *. W. SLOANK,

Indianapulie, Ind, oetSftt

THE jw-n wHiiiu fc-

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,

Oapitel......

410^000,000

.t-i is^oq yia

i'---'- *-r-f QJtKAX

11I

Eastern Western snd SotiUi^11 KXPBKSS rOAWABDKBS. Save laotlltiee CTBT all the Bailroade Kast end Senth, for the raplu traasportatlon of ciniX'i MONEY AND OTHKR YALUABJL1

HeAvt and Light Trei(ht, Packs(jee*nl *, DrATts And Bills ooilsoud. »nil nrotat I1 tirnsmsds

**|eke*fiee takea for delirery on pay taW. '6t^ b«l. and proceeds returned prvsptlj.

Vader cataftlMessengers, the bprsSs arrtres^

w,tb

®**rlJT all the trains, fir the i.

principal Eastern cities and fmomodlaul poiuts is ataklng close cenneetlotis with ,i,

The Southern Kxpreas,

for the principal oltles of the Sooth. BATB AS TOW AS ANY OTHKB COUPAJJ 1

Lqwca aad danases promptly nsted and ssttlef ,t»

"Twenty Years

Of saccessful operations of thU old and reliable Company ii a saffleient lusrutN of Its rasaoiMiblllty and hdUMbto daalbg ClTibe ^SfTaad to solicit a continuance of Its patroaasa.

WBoa at No.« Mecbaalcs lto», tsrrs Haste adiaaa. B. B. ALLJBH, AreaL

XovlMtf

HOSPOBD, BBOWN A CO., Agenta.

MONUMENTAL.

i*di 'to

mHB UNDEfiSieNBI is Agd»td •A __ tor the Ji G£L£fiBAT£D SCOTCH «KMIT£, MOMOMIIITS. This material is AavtrMAeMs. It is

any known material. Its ahief oowtitaent* are the saaie as Cleopatra's Needle, and Pompey's PUlar. at Alexandria, in Xgypt, whioh still ressain unimpaired

TttX BATAOU OF CEHTVUn. The snperior beauty and durability of this n» terial 1s causing a demand fur it in ths States, where It tsbeing adopted by the wealthier classes In praferen- to tbe Italian Marble.

A specimen ot this Qranite msy be ssea at the Uaaa Itzprass Offlca. I Orders and inquiries will meet with prompt attentton. Addr«es, JAMSS 9. W1CSOS, ®TO'J

SBdtf O Box 784, Terre Haate. Aadiiti-i

PBIYATifi

DISEASES.

MO GHABC« UNTIL OCBID1

Males or Females afflicted with any form I dla« s^ee^can be cured in oae to ten days, without Oausti», Mercury, or Pala, by calling at the Western dlcal Offlce, 137 Sycamore strset, CindnBatl,

With No Charge Until Cured Dissases peculiar to females speedily cured.— Board furnished—pricee low. AdTlce tree, aad confidential Mercurial. Sulphur and Msdieated Baths, alwaye ready—the oaly snre core for Syphilis, Jthsainatlsm, Heuralgia, Hores, Ulcers and to Wti Na MM. Call ami b* Omni

Jettdswly

STXL.M8, tsrre Haate. lad.

ami tun A/1 WW da,

^gOOKS AND STATIOJSfEKY.

W. O'CONNELL

Mas disposed of his Uadertakinc Baataess, whlsh:' had hscome necessary In coussanencs of the rapid., lncssass ot hU "yvl

BOOK TRADE,1ol He will a.w devote his satire attenttoa to the latter branch of baslasss, and with a fall aad complete stock of Books and Statin nery,

SCHOOL Booau^

MAGAZINES. PAPERS, &C., 4C., Asts a coatiansnos ot the trade heretofore so llharally bestowed aZOdwtf

rpo

80UTHJSKN SHIPPEKS, «a Thtoagk teselpts given on shipment of Pro. ducete New Orleans and all Intermediate points, on the Mississippi ttivsr, and to MashTlllr,

TUUB'

Ample facilities to protect any amount of property at Ivans Til le. JAMX8 II. TCBMIC&, dooldtf Agent,