Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 August 1867 — Page 2

Monday

ALL

mTLY EXP&BSt^

XERKB HATJTlC. £Nli.

"Morning*

our people are aware that KEN

tucky recently elected eight called) to repreient her in tho ieaera House of BepreeenUrtive#, and that—one of these having committed suicide-bat one of the eeven survivors has as yet been permitted to take his seat, pending an investigation of their right to seats by the standing Committee on Elections. Yet, upjto this hour, no Democratic journal has apprised its readers that this exclusion has any „other foundation or reason than the fact that the Kentucky claimants are Democrats—therefore obnoxious to the overwhelming majority of either House. How can they fairly judge who are kept in ignoraace of the facts

The Unionists of Kentucky affirm that the party calling itself Democratic in their State is entirely inspired and controlled by the rebel element—that its eight candidates for Congress were all partisan of the rebellion, and that several of them owe their election to the votes of paioled prisoners from the surrendered armies Lee, Jotonson and Kirby Smith. Bay, you will, that this matters not, that these aie just as good voters as any others is not naked justice that all should be aware of the grounds whereon their admission to seats is resisted

The Commonwealth (Frankfort) has the following: "We learn that one of the rebel Demo cratic candidates for .Representative ii this county, in one of his speeches recently, accused his Coiibervativo competitor with buving lurniebtd the United Eiiateo Government with horses to put down the rebellion. The accused party repueu that ho had a contract to furmeh horse*to the Uovernment that lio had su lui nished them but that he had so urruugcu the place and time of their delivery as to secure their capture by John Morgan, who was then on a raid in Kentucky

This, you may say, is a loyalist's story which may be unfounded or exaggerated Suppose, then, you try your teeth or this, from The True Kentuckian, a "Dem ocratic" organ

A CARD.

As 1 am informed through reliable sources that it is reported in this community tha 11 was with the Federal army during the war, I wish to pin the lie to it, by making a public denial through your paper for I was not associated with that army in any capacity during tho war, and defy any one to prove the contrary. 1 am am only anxious to de ny the reports, because I know that they were promulgated by some maliciously disposed person or persons, with a view of prejudicing the public against me. (Dr.)

The Commissioner has directed the Surveyor General to respect the reservation by causing the lines of the public surveys to be closed upon the limits of the same as surveyed by order of the War Depart ment in 1859, embracing an area of ten square miles, and the islands in the Platte River for fifteen miles above and below the fort. ---<>---

AN ex-Rebel "who has been used to hate the Yankees with all his vim" writes that "as far as little Phil. Sheridan and all the balance of the mongrel crew are concerned, they may inclose themselves in all the armor a Loyal Congress will give; but when such men as I get ready to strike them, we won't hit them in a theater, but will strike them down were they in a church." There is no doubt that this man speaks for no insignificant class; yet Sheridan, for removing its leaders from office, is bullied and abused by the whole Copperhead press. ---<>---

ocaasiou&lly get strange items of intelligence from sen® tho waters relative to American alia irs. Thus tho Paris correspondent of a London morning paper writes: "Gen. Sherman and his famit havo arrived for tbe purpose of visiting the World's Fair. This iB the second timo the Geueral has favored Paris with a visit since the American war. He is fifty years of age, and lookB as young and fresh as ever." When this was written Gen Sherman was in the far West—where he is still—looking alter the Indians.

Mr. M. B. BALKTEAN, Secretary of tho Lake Shore Grape Grower's Association, has made a tour among tho vinyarda all along the shore at Pittsburg, and reports that the crop never promised better on the 10th of August. Tho vines are unu* sually healthy, and are loaded with fruit. Last month the mildew attacked the islands but destroyed only about ton per cent, of tho crop.

THE

American Pomological £ociety

hold its annual meeting at St. Louis September 11th. This meeting will afford a splendid representation of the fruiu of this prolific season. Illinois and Missouri will emulate each other in the show from their respective States. The meeting will afford much information as to the fruit capabilities of the Southwest a&d Northwest.

TBERK

is much complaint in Minneso

ta about the blight to the wheat in consequence of the excessively hot weather of last week.

ST. PAUL

Augu$T~I&th,

J. W. TALBOTT,

Centrcvillo, Kentucky.

We believo Dr. Talbott is the son of former Democratic member of Con gress.

We hope to see the day when all shall exercise the Right of Suffrage; yet we cannot realize that any hardship is involved in a deliberate scrutiny by the House of the influences whereby the choice of the delegation just returned was effected. Rely on it, were that House Democratic, the new delegation from Tennessee would have a hard road to travel. ---<>---

COMMISSIONER WILSON, of the Gen-

of the Gen-

eral Land Office, has just received returns from the Surveyor General at Plattmouth [sic] Nebraska, showing that that officer had closed a contract for the survey of lands in Hall and Buffalo counties, Nebraska, in the vicinity of the Fort Kearney military reservation.

'airs la ?P°r,ed Among tbe ^rl tiie aiair—lev liold Fields [Correspondence o* th* Mew

i807

York

Times*]

GKEAT SALT I*AJ» -GOT,July 19. A week or two back, paragraphs were going the rounds of the press, East and Westi to this effect that a split among the Mormons in Utah had occurred, or was imminent, And that Brigham Young had severed from the Mormon Church three of the Twelve Apostles—Orson Pratt, Orson Hyde and Amaaa Lyman. These paragraphs grew out of the statements made by the Union Vedette, the "©entile" newspaper of this city, in this instance it is to be apprehended that tbe Vedette, in its eagerness to make a point against the Mormons, rather stretched the facts, or at. least made tbem as sensational as possible. I have heard nothing to lead me to suppose that Orson iijde or Orcon Pratt is not in "full fellowship'1 with

Brlgbam and the Mormon church. There ii. some reason to think that Amasa Lyman is not held in such esteem. All the above three gentlemen are thinking men, and each entertains or has entertained doctrines which Brigham contends are neretical. Amasa, as be is familiarly called here, docs not beiieve in the atonement of Jusus Christ, which Brigham asserts is a fundamental principle of Mormonism. Amasa also teaches tbe doctrine to others, and has done so up to a late date, although a recantation of his views in that particular, with hU name at the foolof tne document, was published a few months ago in tbe Deseret Newg. HaiiCe it appears that Brigham think? Amasa should be tied up a little, and the people warned not to give heed to his doctrine, all which has been done.

Orson Pratt and Orson Hyde, so far as I nave heard, do not now te&ch doctnues obnoxious to Brigham and the Murmoi. church at large. Consequently, 1 see no reason to conclude that any church action has been taken against tftem by Brigham, nor have 1 heard that such has been the case of late. 1 have not heard anything of a split in the Mormon church in cousequence -jf the non-orthodox doc.rinos of tbe three gentlemen named. Lt ts possible that some of the Mormons beiiuve in thubi ri c.rinea, but if so the numbsr is compar lively few, as thero is no btir wnatever concerning the matter. 1 not thibR that either of the three would have nay great influence as a religious leader in opposition to Brigham Young, even were such opposition contemplated, or au actual fact.

There has been considerable excitement of late in this city and in most of the Territory over the late discovery of gold diggings two hundred miles or east of thiB place. The locality of these new mines is a fow miles northeast of the old overland route through the South Pass, consequently it is on the Atlantic elopo. The prospects are reputedly rich. It has been statod that iifteen hundred people have gone from these valleys to the nuw Eldofado, but that is probably itn exaggeration, though many persons certainly have gone, and some rich specimens oi quartz Lave been brought in. The Montana mining laws have been adopted in th£ new gold fields, which laws, it Was wont to bo familiarly stated, recognized claims fr "summit to summit." Hence the claims at Strawberry, the name given the new diggings, are of liberal extent.

Tho chief reason why to many people rushed from this territory to these mints was that it was rumored that Bnghum had advised such a movement, being contrary to tho advicc given by him in all previous gold digging excitements. However, lust oUuday, he pubiiciy declared that he had not done anything of the kind, nor had he sunt anybody to ma~ke claims f"r himself, as was reported. Ho stuck to his own old doctrine—that these men who staid at home and raised grain and built houses would bo able to buy out those who wont to. hunt gold. He had only advi&ud one mar. to go, and ho had been prespecting unsuccessfully for a long time, and now thought he had got tho big thing at last.

However valuable tbe new fields may prove for gold producing, there is one thi^g certain, that locality is anything but inviting as a place of residence, lt is blessed with none but cold nights, with a very short summer, and a long winter of intense cold, with heavy snows. Few people would like to make their homes at the South Pass, though on Green river, fifty miles or so west, farms have been maie and grain and potatoes raited. But .-an too number of people who would think oi the attractions of a home on the ridge dividing the waters of the two slopes could not be great.

Sheridan. [From the New Yori Tribune.

The country sues so much that is grand in tbe character of Sheridan, tnitt it wil not tamely submit to his degradation Hero is a man who proved himself in war to be not only thu most brilliant of all our generals, but according to General Grant himseli,,if we may credit twenty narrulivei, one of the greatest captains Jt modern times. In peace he has been as great as in war. When President John-son-endeavored to coax him to sustain his licy by equivocating in reference to tho iJew Orleans iots, he startled the country by spurniug the temptation, and pronouncing the riot to be a massacre worse •than Fort Pillow. This showed tin intropid honesty of the man. and tbe possession of a virtue that rose above an influence to which even Grant yielded when, in tho face of the infamy of that massacre, ho ol lowed himself to bo carried around the country in tho President's train—while tho President himself defonded tho riot and denounced its innocent victims.— There wore, no doubt, good reasons to Goneral Grant's negative acquiescence in that celebrated trip, and we a.u coiitem with them. But wnile tho name of Gram was used to sustain the policy of thu President, and atone for his deeds, the uaieof Sheridan was the oriflame around which the country rallied when it lought ihe battle of Congress and routed the forces of the Copperhead Johnson party.

Tho name of Sheridan is an oriflamme to-day. Whatever statesman or soldier we may nominate, his name and deeds will be among the mosi glorious elements of our canvass. The country approves of his course, and, so long as ho possesses public confidence, will watch him with eager, jealous oyes, and will not tamely submit to his sacrifice.

THE

rag pickers of Paris are very nu

merous, very poor, and until recently, utterly neglected by philanthropic people. A iew^years since, a French lady and her husband wore stirred up by some earnest words of an English clergyman on lw hulf of tbeso poor ignorent creaturw. They soon found their way to the cite act as it is called a miserable collection of hovels, outsido the fortifications ol Paris, where tho rag pickers live end, by much effort, succeeded in interesting a few children iu being taught to read. They began their schjol in tne open air, but after a while hired one of the houses. This was soon crowded, and a room in a neighboring house was hired to be, in its turn, crowded. Two or three rooms were added and now as many as ninety women and girls are gathered there from day to day to be taugbt to read, to sew, and generally be well informed and well behaved Christians.

THE

has voted $200,000 toward the

completion of thirty miles of the railroad rom that city to Lake Superior.

THJS Ecvjtd Thbie

is demanding the im

mediate annexation of Mexico to the Unit*i State*.

celebrated canoi

Fagnani, who is the oracle of the Court of Bome, in his famous commentaries on the Decretals, teaches as thfrr3wtfme-«f-the Roman Curia concerning the Pope:

The Pope may makfe iagtf adi fiosntb' tione for all tbe worldbeCiusfefliS py#dr is unlimited. The Pope has poWer over All men, oven over infidels,' (thitfe to say, Jews, Turks, and heathens.) Pope judges all men, and can onfpbe judged by councils nay, were the whole world to pronounce in soy particular against tbe Pope, it would be right to yubmit to his judgment against the whole worl£. It is not lawful for any one to discuss the actions of a Pope. Everything that he does is done by divine authority. The Pope does not hold the place of a rnero mortal, but of the true God. The Pope may, by himself alone, determine tbe symbols of faith. Tho decisions of Fathers, even if supported by Holy Scripturea, have much less weight than the decisions of tbe Pope. Even if he wished he could not submit himself to a council, because God alone could make a mortal greater than tbe Pope. The Pope is not subject to the decisions of his predecessors—not even to that of the apostles for there is no power that limits the power of the keys, not even the power of St. Peter and St. Paul, there being no superiority among equals. The Pope may dispense with the observsnce of the Divine "laws and the Gospel precepts. It would be heresy to beiieve that the Pope could err iu his decisions as to faith or the sacrament It wou be sac i^i jLs to douLi whevVer or no he could change ibe lust will of the dying, and be who should deny his sovereign power would not be a Christian. The Pope as a man might err in matters of laith, but as Pope he could not do so. The Pope is tbe administrator, tbe dispenser, the true patron of ail the ecclesiastical possessions in the world, and therefore he may freely use them as his own. The Pope may grant every species of dispensation, with the exception of one—to marry one's mother. Tbe Pope may depose -magistrates and p.inces, and free their subjects from their obligations to loyalty. Nevertheless, the king or prince thus deposed may not iuwiullj be driven away,"or slain, except by those commissioned by the Pope. Tbe.

Pcpe is king of kings, and ruler of rulers be is the prince of bishops, the judge ol all men. In virtue of his absolute power, he can change tho nature of things, and make a thing out of nought he can create a law where before there was none he is all, and above all he can make square things to be round, and make black to be white, and white to be black.

The Lake Monster Seen lu Lake Outari°. The Clyde (N. Y.) Times upon the au thority of credible witnesses, reports that a "lake monster" had been seen in Lake Ontario. Either it must be the same creature that was seen a short time ago between Chicago and Milwaukee and after ivurd near Chicago or else tho latter was its mate. The Clyde paper says:

Wo have received from Mr. G. W. Smith, of Huron, tho following account of tho great '-Unknown of Ontario." On Friday last, Mr. H. Moeker and A. Abbott, of North Hurou, wero guing out upon the lake for tho purpose ol setting a gill not, and arrived at the bar about 2 r. M. There was no breeze, and the water was perfectly smooth., At a short distance out in the lake they saw sotueihing unknown moving slowly uloog in a northwesterly direction. They l«it their boat and ran up the bluff near by, and from that elevation they a good view, of the object. There were 8omei-30 or 40 feet of tho monster visible.

With an almost unknown bravery they determined to have a nearer view, of his snakeship they accordingly cleared their bwat of all useless freigi-t, aud started out to meet the monster in his own element. They rowed to within fifty rods and rest ed upon their oars. They saw that the animal was of a copper color and bunches upon his back about the sizo of a halfbarrel. While looking at this strange unknown, he suddenly raised his head from the water to a hight of several leet and gave a roar, which they compared to distant thunder, and dashed toward their boat with frightful rapidity. With no desire to beoome food for the monster, they iaid to their oars, and pulled for the land, whicti was not far distant By almost superhuman exertions they succeeded in reaching tho shore in safety. Messrs MeeKer and Abbott are ready at any time to swear to the truth of the above.

SENATOR TBUUBULL,

"YOUK LOTION

Nine

Meridan (Miss.j Oaxetit claims

that the counties of Lauderdale, Clarke, Jasper, Wayne and Green will give a white majority for the Convention. To this the EfUtrjrriat Eastern Star responds "The Convention will be carried by the black vote in the counties named but we have the best reason for saying that in all those oountiea, if tbe matter was submitted to white men alone, the Convention would be defeated by a very neaaly unanimous vote."

The Pope's Power De ISCMENT3.

a tie

diacusaion

rsa&WUda

.bat

such a

secured

in no other

Uri.g^,

and

of Illinois, made

political address to his neighbors a few daj since. He coi.C ud by saying "In a liltie'more than a joar (it may be sooner, for the President will be removed if it is found necessary) the present incumbent will vacate the chair. The people are cabling around for a suitable man. I am proud to say that Illinois has a son in every way worthy to bo the successor of our lost Lincoln—him who led our. arkne= tnrougb glorious victory to final success, and never knew dele.it. [Applause.] Other States also, have oaiineutund capable men. We may rest assured that the people, in their wisdom,' will bring forts urd the right man for the place. Congratulating you upon the prospects of our country, and thanking y-u for the compliment you have puid me, I bid you good evening." .•*

(or Suit Rheum) on my hands of thirty years standing," writes Joseph Kistler of Danville, Ind., who has been using Palmer's vegetable Cosmetic Lotion.. [dwlw.

To be, or not to be—that'* Ihe question,"

Whether to Buffer with mental

l\*trish

Aud

sngnisb,

craciiag uns, djapeptic agonies,

nameless

Uodil suffeilag

whether, with euddeu dasb, SELLA a bottle oi

PLANHTIOJI BITTUBS,'

ftaGuother swears, bo

Quntber

eiid my ejes were

Jlj

I wad

pounds, avoirdupois,is aJden

CUjr.»a\3alro

city

to my

MAGNOLIA WATER,—A

care and

All ordersle

ton

weight.

delightful toilet

articlo—superior to, Cologne and at half tne prico. augl4deodw2w

THK MASON & HAXLIJ? CABIXJET OKGAN.—Tue

OMNIBUS UNE. B. MlLLKR'b OMKlBUb

VA AND HACK UNS. Wil attend to all calls tor

Ting tbe

sieliret pusee&g«>r. in

any

j,art of tbe

disbatcb

the Slate at the

Tit

attends!

Pott

to.

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Particular attention paid to Graining

W it in g.

sting tfAtfrertisers.

»rejort of the pro-

oeSaifffoTTEi STT. Stttr XdltorUl Oumntlon, tipl4en£ PENN Iu, NIARIU^, Jan* SI, 1» T«TJ

qneatioh of

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wa* induced by

a recommendation from

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Goamtttte on

Age^cier.

ba a

ahouid

to be HUM with

tfcencs,

that

'wiereby gwMMWfs-

longer be allowed to contract for space

aftttt mlsoellaaeous advwtiM-

subject to frequent change*, It was argued

cotuse enabled

t»

Qeorge

remaiked,

agents ao

tra*ting to do work at greatly reduced ratea,con

Howell

and

the prejudice of all other parties. The firm of

Co., of New York, being re

garded aa principal one which had adopted this system,the Mr Uowell being present in the Convention,andwas.sailed upon to reply to tbe charge. Mr.he

S. II. I'dUugill,

also of New Tork,

in substance, by this system,

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& Co., wer*that

enabled

fct*

contract

ior business at a much lower rat* thaa he coald da, and

med that

tue

tuey

publishers should In

sen dtsleuc*cease to make contracts

this way.

Kany present however recognised it as an advantage to be able thus to af a fixed amount of space to a rtspons.blespose party for a definite time, since

thai outlined class of business to be

way,a

already

hid contracts

they w-.re

The

the

w.liing to entertain similar pro-

politlous,wetw

nu action

was

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information

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all doubts,

ueis

MitchJl,

ii,our

amount of

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P. & G.

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ueueial

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South Front,

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Letltl*Streets,

Philadelphia, Pits.

advunces

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Other charges low Keler by permission: first National and Corn Exchange National Banks, Phil*

American

chaiige National

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Messrs.First Gilmore, Dcnlap

Co Bankers,Illinois-

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c*qt

Twooty

Bond

fiun'Jd,

ail

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all

8«rien

Oocipoand

and Gold and

Silver

Corn.

8o::e8

7*30 Notts

into the

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lor

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Agricultural Implements,

Carriage and Car-iuaaore, ails aud

Wovden

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Atmeiai

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251

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havo

Proprietor,

Street, Mew York.

disap

AGKNTS WANTED FOR GENERAL L. C. BAKEB'S

Hisiory of tbe Secret Service.

Ibis

vork vras auuouni.ed

mcjjt to suppress

BAKER,

tones of this instrument are

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more than a yeai

ago, but owiug to attempts of tbe Goveru-

it,the its publication was delayed.

It will now

issued,

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BBILGH.D, CNLiER

aud

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concerniug

H£AD5 01' DKPAitiMtNTd, Members

of Con

Female Pardon Brokers,

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Broadway,

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N. Y.

^OAA PER

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question asksd by prudent Investors is,

dollars in its own bonds

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satisfied, wli.ie ot

•parqaUl

iers had apace to

taken in the matter."

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containing foil-it

lit

regard to our system. Address

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MUCCLXF-

1760. —1867.

tj induce consumers to use

lha

it is only necessary lor them to

giro it a mat t©

hoOome

ils,

sully eati fledof its aier-

and to pronounce it

AlAIi.

TiiH Bbdl' FINK CDT

ments until this fac is fully

iliu

a sum equal to what is granted

onapapera8lOO

Tuesdays, in two papers,

9ffO

five

paper*,

92tf

each. On Thursdays, iu ten papns,

$10

each.

in each,aud

issuing

auioan.GEiJDIMK

each, in a.lcases

U. B. GitBACKS

to the

day.

The tinders

us ciitir

Lames, a

idrese,

—will

ohey

of this enterprise.

iHE CKNTUKY TOBACCO

C-tind.

has been eetabl.ehed for over a Hun-

always

tUetained

a character

and lair dealing, puts to flight

if any should exist,which as to the genuine-

can be had 1B large

quantities at Manufacturers prices, of

ST. Y.

Jos. Gillott's Steel Pens Of TBS OLD STANDARD QUALITY. JTOfMBPH

Or Descriptive

XKADE MACK: UtliLUTl',

Warrautetl.

the well

ting Number

kiiuwn OIUGINAL

and FOPULAB Numbers

303-404-170-351, Having been assumed by other JIAKKBS,»e

to caution tbe public in respect tosiid

ASK

FOIt

GILLOXT'S.

I I'T

1 4

Term, January,18«7, against

by others of the

t\U.JBfiii 303.

JOS. G1LL0TT & SONS, ,'sKo. 81 Jol^-tjt., New York. -fffcMli' OWM,

£U W EM, PO

COMMISSION MEKtHAiXTS No. HO

South Front Street,

JPHILAUKLPHIA. Consignments oi' JVoo7

"Anthat*

bonds secure Next, 1'Ar#Jt^%J!Cfltable

vestment

aess evsnt can be.

To reply la brisf:

Tha

practial^

One fosrth of the work it

a day. Id.:The Union Pacific

4£5

guarantees It.

iIiMf 'tinit,

miles of this

and the

track continues to be laid at the rate of two

Bilse

IHIIHII

upon wbatpiremieei

bead* are

iarod

thp

able lines of railroad In ths country.

Tor minj

years lt must be ths only line coaoeetiag the Atlantic and Pacific and being without competition, it can maintain remunerative rates. 3d.

:oad

terials for

anrflntahed and folly

equipped with depots, locomotives, cars, &C-, and two trains are daily running sacb way. 1hs

the £empiniqg 91

case of

the ttiky Hfiteaittfiflbi

under oontraot to be done in September. 4th. The net earning! of the sections already finished are SEVEKAL TIKIS atUTU than the gold interest upon tbe first Moitgags Bonds upon such sections, and if not another mile of the road wee built, tho part already completed wodld not only

hay

Interest and expenses,bat be profitable to tie compaiy.'

5th. The

will oontinue to tffer these induce

raMguized.

are

making lite. CIS XUltk

from selections

veiy clio.cmt ol leaf, and have devoted every

cu'e iu

its iuanu acture.

btrnorf

Unljn Pacific Ballroad bonds can

issued only as

theipM suigi

upsei,

can never be

aR^tlMi^tei

(ti tfe$jpvn2jjMttoF thejfr^reMnt

a BOHA rtoi property. 6t

itisfreefiom

Their amont is st'ictly limited by

l^w

bj^Ct

ernment. and for which it takes a SICOHD lien as ltssecnrity. This amenat

npon^iwSdl'WMMP

wsst from Omaha is only

$16,000

per mile.

7th. Tbe fact that theP.Sj9wretpa^jtconsld ers a second lien upon the road a goodinv

and that some of

tnese UliEENBACKS—by sending

a numbers of the bills

to presented

»itli

of the

the+VUTbuUders

:ountry

packages of Tobac

have already pila In five million

dollars upon

tjia^atoct (which

It.

Central street,

Beston

If rout staeet, Philadelphia Foy

i,urlo,

85 £.

is to them a third

lien,) may weliiasplfe ioaidence in a first lien. Sth. Although it is not claimed that there can be any better sscarities ihan Governments, there are parties who cons ider a first mortgage upon such a propetl£^|hjiifJ»ifri tbe world,

aod^Wfap

B. A.

Van

Water Chicago Schultz

invest in thbi interest. 9th. As the Union Pacific

Bagley

st.,et., Cincinnati.

West Second

Pnce list sent ou application to

LOltlLLiBD, [Sstabliahed

offered for the present

iUllraad bonds are

cents on the dollar

aud accrued interest, thn.are,UMCTEAI**tj market, beisg note

thas'lS

per

"be

respectfully solicited.

Lijerul Cath advancet

Ail Wool

Uagj

made, and sales guarranted

consignjd

to us

caiefuliy graded to

suit tho and is displayed to the best advantage.market,

furnished if required.

TAUSSIG, LIVINGSTON & CO.,

WOOL.

cent less til

Stocks. 10th. At the current rate

they pay

premium on gold

Over Nine PprCgM, Interest. The daily subscripts#* a&r ifies&r'large,

tliey will continue to,

Name and Deaig

desire

imitations,

inaction

vlmUJLJLWli

was granted

rho

Supremo Caurt

(Now

York)

genT

ti.e use

Sole Agent

TIER & EBBS,

W OO Li

and

the tiAPidal

Continental National Bank, Mo.7LMassau St., Clark, Dodge

Co., Bankers,

John

J. t-iscoA

Son, Bankers,

aud by

BAMKS AMD jj^y«M^|g(neraUy

throughout the UilU^I,Btl^jf^f^omtnapsand descriptive

papyt^tejSunU^K^oEtained.

will also

Tbey

Dy^nntlr "ffMn thi

•llice,

Mo.

cation.

Company's

Nassau Strest. Mew Tork, on appli

3ubsoribsrmwar»$W* ttslr

in whom they have confidence, who alone will be responsible to

tbeny ^|Cs^fe jpd^v^|]|of

mayaO^S^ tap-««»^31

the

JOHN J. CISCO, TCreiaBVMWs

€0L€fl¥i&WS

Jnaoufactnred from Peas MBKDiUI AfinSiy be considered the

.it

the:

AMERICAN METHOD

FOR THEiflPl TIOLDBTB, BHOBT

Comprehensive and Practical System By KdgM" A.^toWW.^«'8»s^rofthf^anofortf.

This work meets tbe~aally requirements of the Pianist. It combines Harmony with those India pensable points recommended by all smintnt masters for nractica.

and

vefijus

is likpwii*ada^dito

lishers, Boston.

Broadway,

Schools. It

all^

ner to the finlsltetf

iitlst.

PRICK $4.SO.

8ent post-paid.

OLITK&JD-IBOM A CO.,

Pub

CUAS.

DITSOM

Mo«

00., 711

Tork. dwtil

DW16HT% jmjRKAl OF' MUSlC,

Each number containing sixteen pages,

Kew

rates.

York.

mis

6evur»tiea.purcbaBo

Keceive

Deposits ana allow

bataices,

per on

bUbjuci

to cucck at fcigbt.centInterest

Jlilako collection* on ail accoasivlo points. Atlidsuee of Govorurueut

s'ecnrlvI&a

credited or

remittal lor, receipt, market rates,

FBE*

cbaigea.at

of all commission

K, & CO.

Includ'

ng Font PAfiEtllt nsic. MJBUISH ED FOaTNIQUTL^v^Tawif. TWO^Joii)%B P)£B iNNDM. Spool mens sent .free. JOHM S DWIQHT, Editor.

dwtch

No. 4^, Oluo Street,

OPPOSEtK •fL"

TKRHE.HAUTE, IND.

This beiag the largest' and most elegant Uusio Kstablithmett

I2V THIS STATE I

Buyers in want of fine

is.iao-j* 8«-?'IGK 9 dtorji

I A N O S

KMinEfms,

O II a 8,

And smaller Musical Instruments, and Musical Merchandise of every

detcnptlon.ShSet ttasicaud

Instruction Books, should not

nrSvinnW^

PALACE OF. MUSIC.

All kinds of Musical Instruments repaired in

the most

approved manner. .OAT 'RV -I

¥Mlikn^

?^iM

WUu Ifirs Clethm

years. Address the

$15

iHUl.

J.G. IJNDEMAkN,

BBALXB tH

ILOitlNGi

(iOOI)S!

HE SEASON!

EAITMM'"*' BAIVSISTBR

Are now opening

•V- 4

Beutlfal

Government graht of over

fifty

tmiity million acr of land and

CASSIMERKS!

I -'ALSO A

SUPERIOR LI5E

ings r-j OF

-•teas

miles to the eastern

AND

DOESKINS!

Which will be MADE UP in

THE LATEST

AND MOST

asHionable

estmen

LEATHER STORE.

BUBXETI «& JELOm.

Just

systematized

as to.readilydaily impart a knowledge of the artof anderstanJ.Bg and executing the difficulties involved in the piano music of all tbe

Received,

2000 BUSHELS

Plasterers Hair!

Which we will sell at a

REDUCED PRICE!

CASH PAID FOR

"V^ool,

T96% I fit#

Hides,

AND

jsa.,

ROUGH LEATHER,

amne^tR.....

BURNETT & ROSS'

L£ATH£B STOR1,

No. 144 Jin 146 Main St.

CINCINNATI ilGARDS.

GP®0

r.D & BRO'S

B»I A. N O Si. WE OFFER

the

TDBLIC

any climate

isnfc.t.

CLASS

TO WHICH BBAHUH

Styles

Im naif OF t? .r,.

MUHOB

FENCH

AND

ENGLISH

Style!

1 savr I atari Hi «f REASONABLE RATES.

CALL AT

N*o.79 Main St.

H. &. B.

Iti

J. WALMSLEY,

'T ||.E,..T AILOR itRtSM 'I,. Has just returned from tho East with a large Stock of

I *1

tMiacqlveaiii^fiswIojjtl)

Cloths,

CassimereM dk

CHEAPER

Thin any other Merchant Tailoring Ea» tabliehment in Terre-Huuto.

Gentlemen in want of Clothes msdo io

,f asjQood

style by a

I*ra,ptical Tailor

tJHR

,"°t3all on J, W. at his

TAILOR SHOP

East Side of the Public Square

Depth and

Kortheast corner of Ninth

**919 *4XW Ti

PIANOS, HELODEOKB

ORGfXNS,

TXUtK HAUT^ IHD1ASA.

Tranre hr Triiftb isi other Iastrassaats will be prunptly attended to..

0|^«ano^

J. «, uoaun.

PIANOS

which, Workman hip, Durability, Tuucti, chness,in

.ncj

r«n

surpassed by any,andBrilli

are un

at priccs less than can be

pnrsbased elsewhere, combining the same qualities. Anetber Important Conaideratlon.

Theeo Fianoe possess the compaiativai. rartiptality of standing firmly in tuue,

KVEKY PIANO WARRANTED For Five Tears. GEROLD & BRO:,

Piano Fort Manufacturers, Of

Tarioos styles aad

kix-» J.

aud Walnut Streets

(Metropolitan

Cincinnati, Oiiio. apiMflm

CB^&LES E. CHEEVER xaxsracrvBKa ASS DRALZB

PAPER *i*£' r.

Oar

factory

£)R. J. HALE!

sir MTTJsKli'S BLOCS,

nriUAJTAPOLIS, I»D.,

Physician for Diseases of Ue

Head, Throat and Lungs.

his practice

TBX PB0TX88I0N

Also, at the earnest solicitation of many old patients

DB. HALS

On Thursday, Ju, Mtk, MOT. On Thursday, I'eb. 91st, On Thaisday, Bar. SIM* On ThtirMlay, April l»th uu rhnrsday. lay 16ih, On Thorsdsy, Jane IS tit, On Tbarsdsy, July lltll, On Thursday, Aug. 8th, On Thursdity, Sept. 8th, On Thursday, Oct. S *S1, »T On Thursday, Nov.. 28th, On Thursday, Dee. 96th,

CONSULTATION FRKB!

And terms of Treatment within the rvach

lfoi

Ksq.,A.

of Terre

Uaute.

Dr. HA1K is

of all

further particulars inquire of James Esq.,

Stevens, Ksq., Fred.

5lri.S.

Moore,

Barber,Fisher, Ssq.,

Esq

Wm.

Coats.

Matthew,Oborholser,John,Wheeler, Esq., and all

Graduate of Medicine

jtt-ry, aud

succwds where

JAMES

ami Sur

Author of the

NEW UrTUOD

Treatment for Diseases of the

HA(IH\E SHOP!

Near the

T. H. A I.

and

E. A C.

estingw,

Which he proposes to make up to ordei

Freight Depots,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA,

SEATII, SMITH & CO., Propr's.

Mauufacturersof Steam Engines, Mill Gearing, aud Machinery of every description. All kinds of Iron aud

Brass Castings made to order. Every

class of repairing promptly attended to.

tm~

Orders solicited.

The highest Cash Price Paid for Old Copper, Brass, and Iron. aug6dwtf

INDIANAPOLIS CARD8.

P. BINGHAM & CO.,

DEAIEBS 15

Genuine AmericanWatches

Diamonds, Fine Jewelry,

SOLID SILVER WARE,

NEW PATTEBN3.

Solid Silver Spoons ana Forks,

FINE SILViCK.PLATED

Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors, BEKRY DISHES, ICE PI^CHEKS, WAITERS, OUPS & GOBLETS,

AUo, a fln« line of

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENG HAVING NEATLY EXECUTE® IN Old English or German Text.

ALL GOODS BOCOHT IIZBI

ENGRAVED FREE OF CHARGE,

W. P. BINGHAM A CO., 50 EAST WASHINGTON STBEET, aprCdSm go

XNDIANAPOLia.

J.N. GLOVER'S

INDIANAPOLIS

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

Has on hand, or manufactures to order, all kinds of Architectural Ornaments, such aa Window Gaps, Brackets, Medallions, Panel and Friese En riebmer ts Yases, Life slse Statuary, Water Pipe,Flower

Ac.

Twu squares west of Union Dspot. april6d0m

THE CAfiPfiNTERS' UNMW,

SCCCISSOBS

HELWIO, BOBZBTS

DOOB, SASH AND BLIND lASLifAGTUBSHS,

SOUTH MERIDIAN 8IBKET,

Noarly Opposite East

liall' Square

This

End of the Union Depot

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

UKGCUB SIZED WORK C0S8TAKTLY OB HAND

apr 6-2t in d6m

CUABLE8 BTEFrXNS. JOHN SCHKIIOBB

STIFFENS & SCHNEIDER'S INDIANAPOLIS PIkcdIX

Bell and Brass Foundry,

Tallow,

Union

T.-IaUroad

Track,

East

UcJon Depot, Ind ianapolls, Inf

Eatabiishmebt

complete

has constantly on hand a

assoitmeot uf Srass

.11

kinds

Goods for Engine

Builders, Steam and Qas Fitters, and are manu

ficturers

Water,

and Beer

Whistles,of Couplings,Steam, Oil Cups, Globe Valves

Brass Works. aprl6-dStaw6mand,Cocks

COAL.

QOAL I COAL

The Best is the Cheapest

E F. MEBBIL

Keen's

107

is now

prepared to furnish the

best Brazil and UUhland.Uoal, else the Lehigh Authracite Coal, if ordered. Orders left at

IprXTTHOODs

Mc«and

Main St., or Bartsoclt

Ban

ni.it- r's,Store,receive will prompt attention. a3dtf

COAL! COAL!! TOHJS McFARLANJS IS NOW tJ

iuruishing ths best quality of Biyer

screened on a wider screen than any other Dealer is using, and at the very lowest rates.

Orders lolt at the Couutr Scales, or at Woodmansee's on Main streot,

C. C.SmithGrocerys, &

ilrazll Uoal,

aad will stand

ket.

Bui'dln^),

Liwis

al5d6m

BOXES.

being well

established

and provid

ed wtthr tite latest improved makhinery,

able to

faralali all kinds of Paper Boxes ^At'jfcprt notiee and lowest prices, taslbua Btre«t.....^.....^.,ClSCLNJilll,

atti

door

Store store, will receive

prompt attention.Co.' Leave orders with Ons.

COAL

nold, at the Post Offlce. Jy24dtf

Coil

COAL!!!

ie undersigned

ls now

deliveriag the superi

of Pioneer Ooal Mining Company,

Carrysviile,the and respectfully solicits an examlna-at ti and trial, it will t? (osnd

equal to tbe

and is fnraished at much less

would re:e: con-umerstoll.L.Thompson,rates..

bo is

uting it at

17,

utf

citiseni

sises,

Esq

his

Mill and

Besidence. Uri.rs

left at Ira Grorer's Stove Store, Tuird Street, north of lin,wi

July

receive prompt attention

TIM. C.

BOTES.

JJJUJBTOWN BLOCK. COAL.

of Terre Hante xith this superior Ooal, taken from the mines two mile, east of Braail.— This

Uml

superior to anv

to this

mv authorized agent,mar

lltrt ert

and

will fill a»y contract he may make. Orders may be at B.

Bail's Steve Stare, and at

I'addurtcleftHcKeen's ft

Mill.

BOBEBT GUEST.

I A O

now supplying the best quality of Hirer Ooal at tbe rates. Orders left at Chambers* Grocer•/market,

Store southwest corner of the Fablie

-4nnare,

will reeetve eroesot attaatiea.

j^ISSOLUTION.

The Firm of

Wtl»

WM. UKJKWOOD SOS

dissolved

ths

I9:h

OHIO.

im«

was

day of July,1807, by mntnal

consent. Wm. Lockwood will settle the aeeoaata the Una. «T" will oontinue th. basiness at the

stand. WM.

LOOK WOOD.

JYAORNR JAIUS

UKJKWOO».

Hdw Lost how Restored! MfiMsf, ta a ttUd tliHopt. Priot, tlx otntt. A xicrrntK on

MINT,

ls exclusively eonflned, may

be con

sulted personally, or by letter, at his Dispensary aud Snrgery, Killer's Block, North niiaeis street, one square north of the Bates House.

will still continue to visit

TERRE HAUTE, once every four weeks, and may be ownolM at tbe Terrs Haute House,

THE NATUBAL TREAT.

and Badical Cure of Spermatnrrkcea,

Seminal Woaka. ss,Iotoluntarj

al Mitty, aad

bus

Marrisp,Sexuor.u-g.lasions

Impediaaute

erally Nervous noes Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, Mental aad Physical Incapacity, resultlm from Self

Ac., ny

D.,

1.0BI J. Cuvanu,"

author of the

••Green

Loos,"Ac.

A Besa to Thousands »f BnAren." Sen uadar saal,

pUXa

dress,t

envelope, to any ai.

poetfald,

on rec«tpt«f six

oests, or

postage stamps, toOUA8.J.

KLINE & CO.,

137 Bowerjr, New lork, Post OSte bsx 1984. Al0 Dr, Calverwsll's "Marriags

Guide," price

oeats. dw3m ins

CARRIAGES.

Excelsior Carriage Works,

(TkADK MASK)

KSTABLIiHED IN 1854.

The attention ol purchasers and thoso wanting a Superior Article, is invited to ny Stock of

"Fine Carriages,

Air

Bsss

Jf.»,

which

all other means have taile

and is

certaiulv worthy of trial. lalddtf

SKATH. LYNDON A, SSI'TH. HSS'ET H. BEACH

TIGO OI'MIKY

Consisting of

Barouches, Rockaways, Phaetons, Top Buggies, Open, Buggies, and Light Wagons,

Made of carefully selected material and by

Master Workmen I

Orders for New Vehicles solicited

My experience of thirteen years lu Turre.Haute as a successful manufacturer, gives assurance of a thorough knowledge of my business and ability to supply the wanu of consumers, long felt in this market.'

Shop ami Wureroom,

Corner 2d and Walnnt Streets,

Terre-Huute,

STOVES AND TINWARE*

tt. HENDERSON^ O UANUFAOTUUKP

STUKXon 4th Street, 4th Door Soaihuf PostOOce

The Best Cooking Stoves. Tbe Finest Heating stoves. All kinds of Fruit tans. Kver

I I I

Iiiti.

A.. JT. WELCH.

June U-dAwSm

AJ.

WELCH.

HCOCK8SOE TO WSLCH WEIGHT, Al-uufacturer eu«i Dealer iu

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES,

Corner aeoouJ aul Walnut Sis., Turru ilautc, Ind Feb 27 daw6m

(SCOTT, OltEX A CO., Carriage Manufacturers, COBKSB WASASU

A 1st

STS.,

Mayadwtim

Tccai UICTI,

IM.,

Keep coustvntiy ou hand, and offer for sale at tbe lowest market prices, ail of the latest styles of UAKRIA0K8, BCWilBi and UQflT WAflO.\B, of tbuu own manufacture, of selected stock. psci.1 attentiou paid to BirAtniNs.

STORAGE, COMMISSION & GRAIN.

D. FRANKLIN. i, D, HOBaiSON.

FRANKLIN, MORRISON & CO.,

GENERAL

Commissioii Jlerebantai, iVo. 88 West '4d Ht., CiiictniMtu

BKFJClUUiCaS.

1'oarco, Tolle, liultou Shaw, Barbour & Co., A Porter, E. ti. Leouard .k Co., Wm. Glean & Sons, Itob't M.creBrty A Co.. Koster lirothers, Foote, Nash a Co. Chambers, Stevens Jt Co. mti26dly

A S E tf

EKCEIVIMO

roawAUDiss AWO

OommlMsion Merohant, iMB OUIIU III a in a a it

WABI

llocsE—Un the

0*AA1,

BMT Terre

d*ute ft Biohuoud ftbd K. A C. iUlirvad Dcp#u* Mj6dwtl T«m« HAUTK, 1NP JOHN HANIT. AIsOUSO BANBT.

TOHN HANBY&CO., tJ BTOBAQK, COMMI3IN AND A I N E A E S

Warehouse on First St.. at the Canal Basin. anSdwtf TKRB5 HAUTE. IND.

Variety or Tin aad tupper Nitre

Everything Warranted.

Booilng, House Guttering, Ae., done promptly and warranted to give satisfaction. Mono but tho best "BBAMDS" of Tin used uts. less specially ordered.

Prices—Cheap as the Cheapest, nibodlv. oh Sepa

Has Just received a large invoice of Ice Chests, Ice Cream Kefrigerators, Fret zertt, Beer coolers, Water Carriers, Water Coolers, Foot Tubs, Ice Pitchers, Bath luba,

Ail kinds

O I E S E S AND THK LARGEST STOCK OF STOVES

IN THK OITY,

Which I am determined to sell at tbe BOTTOM PRICE I Don't be dsceived, bat call aad see before you buy

Bespectfully, B. J*.

BALL.

B. HAGERTY & CO., tr Are prepared to do all kin OS of

O W O

keen AI

Hoofing, Guttering, Coppersmith Work, And Repairing of till Kinds.

We have also the Agencf for

BENNETT & MABSU'H C'KLKBQATKD

rucenlx Warm Air Furnace,

Coa

which wo have already put up several, to tbo entire satis (action of tbe parties asing. them, 'a whom ws can at all time, refer.

All kinds of Furnaces repaired and put up la complete order, aud the work warranted. A general assortment of TINWARE /n hand at all times. Give us a call at

No. 187 Main Street.

Bet. Sth ?th tts., TKBBB UAU'FK, IND. aovladtf

MONUMENTAL.

rjlHE UNDERSIGNED is Agent JL for tb«

CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE MOXCXIXTS.

This material is

The undersigned Is prepared to furnish ti

asost

broaght

Imp rtthabU.

It is

BUgatU amd nuetptiblt of tk» highlit pnliih

unimpaired

auy knowo material. Its obief con.titoente are the same as Cleopatra's Needle, aud fompey's Pillar, at Alexandria, in Egypt, which still remain

TiU KAVAttES Of (XMl'KIES. The snperior beauty «nd durability of this material is cattsmg a demand

tit

the Eastern

States, where it is being adopted by tbe wealthier classes in preferen to tno Italian Aiarbie. A specimen oi this Qranite may be seen at the Adams kzpTSSs Office.

Oruers and inqairiss will meet with prompt atsntion. Address, JAMKS (S.

WILSON,

SBdtf O Box 7i*. Terre Haute, lad.

OIL MANUFACTURERS.

A/TAUTE & CO. Manufacturerg J.UL of Lard Oil, Heats foot Oil and all kinds of Lubricating and Lamp Oils. The best kind of Axle Grease, Ac Ae. Orders esn be left at H. Hulman't, Main Street, Terre Haate. mm A Co bare ase for dead Animals, Bonee and rat and pay for the same according to tke. condition thereof, If delivered at their Factory, west of tbe Cemetery, on theCbaal, Terre llaute,4 ind. mm*