Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 September 1867 — Page 2

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Monday Morning, September^ ISd,

Confiscating the Public I tebU-r---(From the Stat* Journal.) The

Herald,

in commenting on Gov

ernor Morton's letter, takes definite ground in favor of obliterating the national debt immediately

in greenbacks.

This is as we would b»*e it. We de«ire to mark the fact and have the public do likewise. We propose to hold the organ and party leaders to the responsibility of this position, which -is nothing but repudiation, Some of the reasons given by the Herald

are very startling, and we with-

our readers to consider them if .It says: "But if the whole debt should be paid greonbackfi at once,, and the interest stopped, provided the revenues of the government for 1836 are maintained, the current expenditures brought down to a sum double to what they were ia 1860, and the bonded debt reduced by the issue of greenbacks to the amount equal to the national bank currency, the whole amoutit of the indebtedness thus coverted would be absorbed by the revenues iu about three and a half years." [,

The revenues of 1866 did "pay sottifeth* ing over $100,000,000 on the debt after defraying the other expenses. The flational Bunk currency is $275,000,000, which it says can be assumed and thus pay off an equal amount of bonds.

As to roducing the other expenditures of the Government to merely double what they were before the war, that is an impossibility but supposeit is done, for the •alee of argument. This would pay $250,000,000 per year out of the revenues or $750,000,000 in three years, taking it for grunted that all interest is Btopped by having the whale debt paid in greenbacks. To the $750,000,000 thus paid add the $275,000,000 paid L.y cancelling bank bonds, and we have $1 025,000,000 paid in this smashing way, but have unfortunately over $1,400,000,000 of indebtedness left. The

Herald's

Here again, the

calculation

is wrong only to the amount of. $1,400,• 000,000. Surely men who make such calculation are crazy or (grossly ignorant of the simple rules of arithmetic. It is by such false and ignorant calculations and by supposing impossibilities that it is attempted to deceive the people and sugar-coat direct repudiation. Again it

says: "denator Morton is opposed to the ims mediate payment of tfce bonded debt in greenbacks, because as he states it, the issue of that amount ot currency would bo fatal to the credit and prosperity of the country. If w« are not mistaken, tin amount equal tj the present bonded indebtedness was issued during the war, a&d when the prospect of its ultimate payment wafc, to say the least, somewhat doubtful, without any fatal effects 'to the credit and prosperity of the country-'

Herald

blunders terri

bly. The bonded debt now is over $1,732.000, but the greenback circulation Sever exceeded $150,000,000, which is the whole ever authorized to be issued. The demand notes, after the issue of greenbacks, compound interest nous and sev-en-thirties nfiver entered into the general circulation, but were from the first held by banks and capitalist? because the demand notes were roceivable for customs, and the other drew interest and were held as bonds. The general circulation, including greenbacks, national oank notes, and notes of State banks, never at any time exceeded $900,000,000, and perhaps hot over $800,000,000, which is considerably less than one-half of the bonded indebtedness. The

Herald

ken .to the amount of nearly $9,000,000,* 000. Be it understood, then, that the

Herald,

the organ of the democracy, is iii

favor of tho immediate issue of greonbacks to an amount equal to the whole national debt and of compelling our crod* itors at once to receive them in paymont of bonds and debts of whatever kind, and this is in accordance with the views of Senator Hendricks, Dun Voorhees, J. E McDonald, and the Democratic leaden of the State generally.

Tho whole amouut of greenbacks required by this plan can be computed as follows: lotal debt Us« tbe casta

In tlieTr«»aui-y 83,402,783,303 From which aeiiuci ai outstanding—Greou. (jacks $265,104,844 k.: Fractional (Juriauot.... 29,Sill,172

Balance J2,0»8,!U8,0i7 And this last would be the amount of greenbacks required to pay the debt, and makind a uutii total of currency of $2,402,783,365, whiuh is more than the united currency of England, JFrauce, Russia, Prussia and Austria. It would then come up to what Brick Pomeroy said, fiat "it would take a hatful to buy a hat."

In thus proposing to wipe out the nationul debt tho

Herald

never so much as

mentions contracts, times and modes of payment, making no distinction between bonds, but would strike out all by ono sweeping measure. It would be just as honorable and infinitely better for tbe ccuntry if Congress were to pass an act, directly and in a straightforward manner, repudnuius tho whole debt. The..proposition amounts to this, but its authors are as yet too cowardly to avow it. iUscality go monstrous will disgust the pvibTic mind. It will be its own antidote.

We notice another small mistake. The

Herald says

the revenues of 1866 amount

ed to $660,000,000, ana adopts that a8 the basis oi calculation tor future receipts.— Ttn. rovunuo proper amounted to nearly $70,000,uOO less than the amount stated, by tho Herald.

Tea figures given in tho report of the Secretary of ibo Treasury us the proceeds of Uistttiou, were as follows Froa cu'iaia* fl78,048,051 6S luuiuj

I IPVU^UV

,....„._.o0s,S^ii,8:3

JUircct tax |,stl+,io* lij

total 5iH0li4S.£W*fci Therw w«s received in addition to taxes tho £oUoviug sums: i'rvm tt tvlui if uttlc lan2«...„...,$tj65 l» ui itU'viiJ touic.a, .'7.1 ti/*ti-jOl

Tno iluect -ttyt. w^coll^cted .uv the Southern susus da the quota assessed to them by the $20,000,000 tax bill uf 1861, but nothing mere wiil be received from thxt source- The miece'tlatieous receipts were principally from the sales of military and naval property sold after the termination of the war. So we have little to look to hereafter for public revenue, save tba recoipts from custom duties and in ternal revenue. But no Buch sum as $470,000,000 will be realized from taxa-

tion for the year 1867. Indeed every oddj^esg«pt

^t*^lgJjfaoi|

Ujtt the regimes of.the

•preaeffia^j|fEttchl«ji tha^foV. thd year ^reta«!ngii.The T6frty«Kfnth Congress reduced taxation to an extent that would 4esees the fevenue -$1,000,000,000, if the volume of business had remained as great as ft was for the fiscal year embraced in the last report of the Secretary of the

Trti&ory «nd itd» riciozioat that the de~ clinejn busiaess, th^ partial failure of cropv^ud the immense frauds .in the collection of the whisky tax,and in the revejitte departtiVcut generally, have resulted in a great falling off of the tax receipts, beyond the decline estimated when the amended revenue bill was passed. In pro. poafn|i to 4edoce the expenses of the government the

Herald

of course expocta

us to withhold the $40,000,00 annually paid for pensions to our wounded soldier9 or the widows and orphans of the men who died to preserve the Republic. It also contemplates the discontinuance of tbe payment df bounties already promiss ed our veteran volunteers, the disbanding of the army and the dismantling of the navy.

This would bring us to tbe condition of things hicli prev^ilfd in the last three months of BucLanmi's administration, and the public ctedk.being, absolutely destroyed by by tho repudiation now advocated by the Copperhead party, the disintegration of the Republic, which failed in 1861^0$^ be easily accomplished.

Ihc JtcccutricUies of Cupid—A Marriage after Three Minutes' Oourtslilp—The Quickest time oil itecord —Chicago Ahead ot the World. [From the Chicago .Republican, fept, 13.]

Many aro the stories that have been told of rapid courtships, whereby two hearts have been brought to a realization of love in but a lew hours' time improbable tales, too, have been related of queer matclKB constituted by that eccentric little god Cupid, and were it not that truth strarfger than fiction, the most' credulous could scarcely believe them. Chicago boasts now of the "best time on record" in the matrimonii!lTne, the foundation for which is astrunge and almost inconceivably short courtship and marriage. Tbe.'e uro, though, romances in real life more astonishing than the pen of the novelist ha^'cv&r, depicted. The end of romances in general ia marriage, which is said to be ilitt beginning of true happiness in life, but idealism does not always end when married lifo begins, as |s exemplified in this story.

There eume over from Germany, severul months ago, a young girl, like Jephtliu's daughter, "passing lair," accompa nied by a man named Frederick Hermann. The iupecuniosity of the latter oaused tho puract oi the lassie to suffer somewhat, as sbe paid|his fare. He waj to marry her, but tailed to do so, and on August 26th, she instituted buit uguinat him for the recovery of the money, The caso came beforo Justice Sclicsnwald, but there was a tad termination to it. Hermann dropped down dead in the Auloon below the office of thp. Justice, No. 145 Randolph street, just as ho was about to be arraigned for final examination. The Coroner's jury rendered a verdict that ho had died from mental excitement, ^ow, tho mention of in the daily precis ^attracted tho uttention of a lono widower in Aurora, Illinois, who saw an opportunity to once more eiijoy ihe bliss of wedded life. Mary FtDiser, the German laSsio alluded to, becauiO the btar ol his fancy. Ho would win her though tbe.lfeavens fall. Bereft of worldly aid, as he thought she was, he could secure her yrith little trouble.

Chicago was overflowing with sight« seers from the fair village of Aurora, on Wednesday last, iSTid among the number waB Mr. Charles Dietrich, independent farmer, &c., tho matrimonially inclined porsohage in question. He cared not ior the tail tpirei, tho oriental structures of marble, nor tor the thousand attractions of the city ho was led on to bis unseen

inamorata

in this matter is mista.

by an impulse of his heart, and

he could go in poiotber direction Justice Shonewald waa visiied by him yesterday, and to his hurried questions about tho lit--tlo German girl lor whom he was searching, tho stern man of the law could return only a crustling answer, and that was that Mary Fcesser was married. Necessity is the mother of invention, and 5fr. Dietrich resolved not to be balked by the advent of so trivial an adversity, so bo eagerly inquired us to tbj chances left for obtaining wife. The Justice kindly aided him in his stracgo purpose, aud went below into the salopn, wher« had a brief conversation ftith a Cornell girl therein employed as servant. Ho stated to her the affair, and she acquiesced. Tho man and the willing lass met in the office ot the Justice up stairs, a few moments later, and, at'l6r a courtship of but three or four minutes Wro married.

The name of tho young lady is now Mrs, Dietrich,

net

Hilda Neecing. But

the story has not reached a finale. The bridegroom.is about forty-five years of age, rather prepossessing, and is well-to-do in this world's goods. Many years ago he married his first wife, who went the way of all flesh. His second was given to the flowing bowl so excessively, and to castigating her husband so fearfully, that the latter obtiined a divorce. The tweo mado widower is now in his glory, having, as he says," ah affectionate better half, a counterpart of his first love of long ago. The happy couple speot the nigat at a hotel, and will, to-day, leave for the blooming town'of 'Aurora.-

What novel can equal such a romance in real life? Great improbabilities beeoipe.Stiots, which, when known, causing a passing wonder, and are soon treated as natural occurrences, while the writer of fiction is obliged to work up an improbable situation with the most plausible touches of Art to give his pen-pioture the air of truth This wonderful tale of marriage on the wing is vouched for, and is perfectly true. Long may Cupid wave I

Napoleon at School.

A certificate of studies has been published, which Was dolivered at tho expiration of the hall' year 1811-22, to tho future Emperor Napoleon III., who was at thut time in the fifth class of tbe College of St. Anno, at Augsburg. The document is

'fallows: "No. 21, Prince

Charles Louis Napoleon, son of the Duke de St. Iiiti/orKome born at Paris belonging.la thf^Catholic religion aged 14 years and 5 months gifted with many good qualities, in the development of which he labored with muA zeal, so that he has made good advancement in the German language, in Latin and in arithmetic, and pretty good in Greek and andin history—in general, therefor^, considerable progress. His quiet manner tofaitds hK .fcsllow pupae is deserving of praiifcj as-also ihe respect and gratefultresj with which he has accepted even disagreeably (aski He baa the 24th place Uie difficulties ot 'the German language, Of which he yet master, have prevuntt'd hiin from obtaining a higher rank. B«sid«^ he publicly commended, and he can pass into a superior class." Tbe certificate for the preceding »ix months says: "This pupil* possesses an ardent feeling for all that is elevated, good, and beauuiui ire woutf have made great progress if illness had not on several occasions prevented him from attending the class.

The New Orleans £*e estimates, from tho fullest possible information received, that, as compared with last year's crop, there will be a doable sugar crop in Louisiana this season, or 80,000 hogsheads,

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i.t length thfl war cry't tanaaed at* (till, And peaceful*^ the stent, The cannon's loar slfrightt n» not— "Al! qnie*

the lines."

more »'QB fearful charge we brave—• Tor aid,

A "bat" he breaks in twain, And senseless sprawls his Folly ABB*-«.I For he base ball on tbe brain I

Base ball, base ball, etc.

The darkey, he's a freed man no#,

And there's the little urchin, too, With importance he ia great, As he holds his "bat" invitingly,

Just knee-high o'er the "plate" -x The '-pitcher" sends a whirling "ball," For a "skyer" he is fain, But "ioul" the "umpire" loudly calls., I

Palmer's Bose and Orris Tooth Paste, and his Charcoai Tooth Paste, are equally beneficial to the teeth, and are recommended to those persons that prefer a paste to a powdor. 17d*w-lw

"HUSBANDS.

look In vain,

still excitement we mnst hare, And we've base ball on thebrvla IBase ball, iase ball,

Base ball on the brain, Bat still excitement we mast have And we've base ball oa the brain.

The gay and onng spark skips aroond. And cuts a dashing swell. As in uniform, to the playing ground, lie escorts bis charming belle I And then to show bis dex trous skiU,

hir

And proud ss prond can be With "bat" and "ball" and "uniform," There's none so gay as he. To get him to take up a hoe,

All efforts are in vain, For the fever rages high, yon know, And he's base ball on the brain.

Base ball, base bail, etc.

With base ball-on the bra Base ball, baseball, etc i.. ?f' -.i. •'One strike," suggests the ''back (top,'V.

Who is stationed in the rear, "Yes but I'll 'cork' her the next pop, •_ So ntver do you fear!" Another ball comes whizzing by.

He strikes with migtit and main, But a fielder" takes it on the With base ball on the brain I

Base ball, bete ball, etc.

The girls, too, aping lordly ma.4, Have taken up tbe chase, And with bloomer pants and "gaiters high,1

They fly from "base" to base 1" In faith, 1 think the truth to tell, There's none of us Quite sain, -V" But that we all have Poplar Lawn!

And base ball on the brain 1 Base ball, base ball, etc,

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-ml%

8 6 7.

6REAT ATTRACTIONS

ALL the NOVELTIES of til© SEASON. GREATER INDUCEMENTS than ever for Cash buyers to visit the

saH »a&—

ARITHMETICS.

THE LATJSS JLJfJO iSMS&T.

BtCKEVB CASH SWRil!

TEHBA^ JO

rul«#

and analyses admirably graded yaaracr. T£XTr

BOOKS WITH SO NIFACT*.

oo siy xeacheis why us«.

tbem. Going iu e»ery where, fipeciuieui mailed to Teachers at half the above price*. Agents wanted in every Oonnty. Addrcw,

iii

Wbere will be found the largest and most attractiv 3 stock of FALL GOODS ever shown in this city rt»

Staple and Fancy

DRYGaOD^l

'l5"*

"SM'i ZM'

Jaluui i'eaohero to tngigu iu

a nusii)eas fcASY and MJCB4TIVC an well aa.pteu to tneir pojuon. XUose itow en gated ate doling from SJ5 #l^U per mouth Foi p»rticulan, adirese ftAiioAAL PuiiiiiouiNU

Famishing

Goods

Domestics, Ticks & Stripes' Prints,

Tjf

SB tin f-V t::

Cloaks, Shawls, Furs,

T* cSre-

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Druggets,

To persona living at a distance, visitiEg our city, now op at the time of the Statu Fair, and our home trade, we would say that the time

spent in examining our dil'

ferent departments will not be lost to them. .aisaji men

dwtf

Lb, Propneter,

FOY'S

CobfiT 81LlilX

StPPOKTKR

k,i

Perfect Fitting Corset

And themestdesirablJ Skirt aupporter ever offered the public. It plaoes the weight, ur tbeskirts upon the shoulder* instead of the hips it improves the torra without tight lacing gives case and eieganoe is approved and recommendfil by physicians. Manuiastured by it.,,!!. SAUiygJtlW S CO., 96 Summer St., llostou.

.-.--

New Goods Received Daily at the

'Buckeye Cash Store.

S. RYCE & CO.,

77 Main

Street.

State I^air

TEREE HACTE, IN».,

Commencing September 30.

HOUSEKEEPERS

Will be enxions to show

Attractive Homes

To the tbrocga of friends and v'sltori who will cougreg&te hero do ring the Great Holiday Week,

Now is tbe time to prepare!

BB0KAW MOTHERS & CO.,

Are read te aid in thl« good work, having Just received, in advance a:l otbere, a complete Stock of Juit snch goods as are needed by every family iu the commnuity.

B. & *o. iuvlte every consnraer o(

Household Goods

A N

Family Dry Goods

To a cloee examioation of their New Stock, fe«l» ing confident tti&t for VAlitKTY, QUALITV and LOW FBICKS they aro nuqucstionably

THK VIlMPIOff HOUSE!

OUB PRIUE LIST

Wifl ehow twWKR FIGrRKS tlian boyers have iecn for FIVE VEAKS!

Look at onr Look at our

Prieo onr

CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS, WILL PAPER. W1.YD0W SHADES,

Look at onr

Price onr Pviee onr

JLIW3E]!¥S,

PK1MS,

Price onr

I I 5 S

--a.

SzeiaiDe our

Ihattta. our

Park Bow, &ew Tork.

NURSERYMEN.

j^iSt feit# AiiWs?

nji

SHAWLS,

^•-"FLANNELS, Examine onr HOSIERY,

A N E S

..?• -jfjsbK

b'**

Ts'W

••'"'j'?* L~U~

-ilr^SfnZ. i%- ihs

Bead our "Seeciali"

3J.i

ttow

«ay to day. Walk

in and ete the vodlcee array or aeeirable fioed» at the Housekeeper's Variety Store,

No, 109 Main Street,

[Between 4th aud fith]

Terre Haute« Ind.

-lift

73 MAIN ^T&MKXy-

OPPOSITE MoKKEWS BANK

WEEKI^i1- kviXE ni

.id

sr»

ii tmr-'M ..ir- ,»«

SILKS, .: POPJLIMS^netturos,

MOHAIRS,

fr'4312 A.JLJP »£LAI¥ES9

White Goods, Laces & Em- *7 broideries.^ Notions, ^*-f«* 's

New Arrivals thlsf^Week,

FALL PRINTS, Kew and Beaotiful Styles

FALL MUSLINS,

Betoo*! ia prioe. fctos

Heavy Brown Cktnton

JFtonnel,

Bleached

$hm-~

All Wool 6-4 Sacking,

TSStHia wfldr.

oe* •'$

«a

Best Garibaldi Waterpn»of.

E W O O S Will he coming now every day.

Sid

Gloves, Hosiery,

Prices Lqw Our Bargain Department

Ia fail. Call for tbem.

WITTTIG

cf::

aadwtf

fik

& "co

IsS hue

Iiug» and Mats, nail Papers, Window Shades, .*,... Mirrors &c.,

XtuK

CheapSoapi Caod'Soap!

i&asiiStn

NATRONA HEFINED

SAPONIFIER-'

Concentrated Lye.

GREENLAND, IN TH£ ARCTIC SEAS,

and is coiup©sHi mainlj of Aluminat® of Soda, wlien mixod witli

USE FAT,wliich,

produces tte

BEST DETERSIVE SOAP

•'THX WOULD.

1 Box wiil mako 175 lbs! good Soft Soap, or its equivalent in superior Hard Soap. by all Druggists and Grocer® in tho United States. pr FULL RfiCIPES WITH EACH

Dealers ©an ehtala it wholesale la casei, caebi containlug 48 boxoa, at a liberal discount, «if tl»« wholesale Grocers anil Druggists Iu all the towns and cities of tho United States,

"CLIFFORD PEMBEET0H,

1 VLd±

General Asrentp4^

PITTBBUKO, PENN.Ho

KENTUOEY STATE

O E

To be Drawn at Covlnglon, Ky.

Class

JB,

lpriioor $50,000 lpriIBOf 20.0]0

1 priaeof

63 prlsM of prizes of Prizes amounting to $230 650.

S2,000 Numbers and 788 Frizes. Tlckcts $12, Halves $6, Quarters 83

19*

BiNG

-4^*-

rfJ BANS,-

The beat made in Indiana,in

Blue Brown A Mulberry,

Balmoral Skirts,

Imperial, Pontoon, Bruner, Pasyunk,

About half the prico of a year ago.

0Jf

2 cis. a lb. for Sapsrtar Hari Soap,

TV/ELVE ROUNDS OF SOFT SOAP .i? asoi: FOR 0NE CENT.'»Kt

cA ,li .1 "Owi.

Every Family can Make their Own

ALL VARIETIES OF SOAP.

As Easily Made as a

Cup of

Coffte.

la a new Concdntratod Lye, for making Soap, just discovor§ii ia

naaLiaa 0* "I ,®_

Uenuke^Aiaerican Watches

Diamonds, Fine Jewelry,

SOLID SILVER WARE.

SSM PAXTSBSS.

olfd^Hfer Spoons and Forks,

iffiM •:. i» FlSii SIX.VK1UPLATKD Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors,

£&RRY DISHES, ICE PI OHBBS, ^WAITSES, CUPS & GOBLETS,

Al-o, a fln= line of

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENGBAVING NJSATLY EXECUTE®

Old English

THEthe

REF

A^OF

prfaee of prizes of

=$300

250

8.000

155

1 prise of

prlzev of prtefs et

200

7.00G 5.0U0

150

220

prisei of

rises of

125 100

1.000

29 prises of

prizes of

4C0 261,

MAGNIFICENT NUXBKB

PCBMO,SI.NOLS

Tbe above

LOTTERY

COTISOTCIH,

wlllbo drawn is

Kr.. BY S«r0BN Co*Mt«flIOWSt8 At ONR O'CLOCK

M.. at tbe cornerj-f FJOCATH

The above eobetne willbo1r%wa tbe middle and last of each month during 1867 and 1868. Circulars of Lrtt«rfos drawing daUy stot on •pptioation te tbe Mtinagers.

Address all «rdere f*r Uckfte to MURRAY, EDDY & CO., 8 nonsoros. KT.

US'Agents Wanted

TerrailaaCs, aaiil tb* 16th of October,

for

**9ln9

lsGT,

the pnicbM* tlH present Poor iioase i'arzi, •itnated la Lot Creek To«tai.ip, aboat thne Iriilw east of the City, on Tho f. lfow.sg ttrmr

One-foarth cash

eq. al p» jmeoti, in one, two aa three years, with lnu-roit (iota d*t».

BmlA

or German Text.

Au GOODS BOCSHT

BSBS

EN6KAVED FREE OP CHARGE,

W. P. BIXGHAM & CO., 50 JEASX WASHINGTON STKSXT, aprOcESm INDIANAPOtlSi

da J.JN. GJLOYER'M sfe

•i-sm.Mi«lltnlAj,apoi.IS

S TEBKA CX)TTA WORKS,

Baa on hand, or uiaunractarus to order, all kiuds -of AretittsAturvl OrnaracDts, snoh as Window OfijK, Broiikftts, Uedallloot, Panel and Frieze lin VfchiuftTts Flower Vas«B, Ulb sise Sutuary, Wxter Pipe, &o.

T*J «ju»i~oe woflt of Union Depot. aDrllOdSm

Tilt CABPEMEBS' tJMOSi,

6 k.1 A Tjo acitWlO, ROBl*J3

MUjm AND BLIND SAMWCTLiREHS, fcsif Kpi'! sou

RE 4IKHIDIAN STEKKT,

Nearly OpiHnrtts Bart Eorf of the Union Popol

JKDIANAPOLIS, IND.

SKfiCLAlt SIZED AV0BK CO.XSTASTTtV on HiXl)

fsf i1"-- Vivx* it-.?

•. „,apr6-2tin d6m

r--i-

.•(

CKA^LSI ITKmUB. JOUK SCBMJCIOVft

ji^XEFFENS & SOHNEiOEB'S 'MaTOHlNDiANAPOLW

riicenix Bell and Brass Foundry,

tiii

Union Mailrond Tracii,

Half 5qaare Kast Ocfru Depot, Ind IsnapOllg, Ind This KstublijhmcM has constantly on hand a com plot) a«30!tmeut uf ura»« Qoodu for Engine Builders, Steam and Gaa Fitters, and are mantifaoturern of Water, Steam, Oil and Beer Cocks Whistles, Couplings, Oil Cups, Globe Valves, am all kinds of Hra«« Works. aDrl6-d3taw(iu

JgYil) AND EAR.

j'.'

JUS. CMAS. WALL,

OCULIST A.ND AURIST,

FROM NEW YORK,

IS NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATKK IK

N I A N A O I 8 Where 1|« uny be consulted,

RB£L

OBABOE,

*11 diseaMs ot those delu).\to organs. The universal success of Dr..

WUL'I

practice for the past two

years In this city, together with fourteen yeari experience in thia branch of the medical proles sloe ul3'.'Whorc, should tie guarantee to those af flictmi taat he is no chariatau or quack,bat qualified to accomplish all he undertakes. Crona Kyo remofed in (Jo« Mluuto or uo charge, and withont interruption to business.

Patients if40 bun already buun cured of Mindnees, Deafness Cross Sye,

Sic.,

pllcstiou

can be seen on »t-

the Office. All snrgical operations

m'&do in tho prcsenoe of the family physician when desired. Offensive dtgchirges from the Kara of Childien (a sure forcrauuerof Deatness,) permaneatiy curort Chronic Infiltration of tbe ityes,of years' stand' ing, perfcotly cured. Weeping or watery Kye-, Cataract, i'ilms aiid Ulcers of tho Bye speedily cured,

NO OKABGE for an Examination and an Opln. Ion, and no charge for UNoCOCESsrOL treatment. Operating Koomo—West Harjland Street up stairs.

Post Office Box 1218. augTOdwly

STEVENS HOUSE,

21, 23,25 & 27 Baoadway^N. 7.,

..,r" Qfpouto Bowling Gretn, 05T THE EUROPEAN PUH,

3TEVKNS HOUSE is welland widely known to travelling pablio. Tho location is is pc.ially suitable to merohants and business men it is is close proximity to the business part of the city—is on the highway of Southern and Western travel—andadJaoent to all the prinoipal liailroad and steamb at depots.

TI1K STEVENS HOUSE has liberal aioommodation for over 300 guests—it is well tarnished and possesses ey.irjr modern improvement for the comfort aud o'utorta'nmont of its inmates. The rooms are sp icious and well ventilated—provided With ges and water—tbe attendants is prompt and respectful—and the table is generously provided with every delicacy of the season—it moderate ates. GKO. K. CHASE Se CO.,

Jnue 1, ]887-ilSm Proprietor

COAL.

COAL! I COAL!

jQOAL-l

Tho undersigned will furnish, at present And dnrlnj the Ensuing season, eitbor Brazil or Rosedale Uoal, at tho lowest possible rates, and the vory best qttall of Coal. Any orders leit at tbe F-od Stor» of £. &. Bobbins, in Dowling Hail BfbcltV will meet iith prompt attention. aug^OdSm JOSEPH O. KKI/LT.

rp C. GKOYER, JL

DKALBU IU

WOOD AND COAL TBS undcrsigi.od is now deliverUg the sacorl or Coilot' iao i'loneor Goal Mining Oompauy, at Carrysville, aud respectfully solicits an ezamlnatijn and trial. It will round equal to tbe Brazil Coal, and is mroi^ jd at much less rntes I would re we oon&uu>crs to A. L.

QOAL

Sept. 16th,

Class S9 Sept. 30th,

|1867.

Thompson, iisq.

who is u.cng it at hi* Mill and llesidouce. iir lvm left at Ira Orofer'a Htove Btorr, Tblrd St re t, north of. ilan,

vri

1 receive prompt attention.

July i7, ur Tin. c. ^UOVES.

O A I

The Best lathe Cheapest 1 E. F. 3XKIUUL is now prepared to furnish the bnti Urazit and Highland.Coal, alsetho Lehigh and Antiiincite CoaI, if ordered. Orders left at Uo* Keen's Store, 107 Main St., or Hartsock ic IJan olst"r'e, will receiTe prompt attention. a3dtf

-GOAL! COAL!! TOJFN MCFARLANE IS

NOT?

C/ Itirulshiap: the b"St ..uality of Blver Coa, screened on a wider screen than any other Beater is ns'Og, and at tne rcry lowest rates.

Orders fo:t at tha Couutv Scales, or at Woodmansee's Groccr*, on Slain street, next door to O. U. Smith Oo.'s Stove store, will receive prompt atteution. Leavo orders with Qus. Ar nold. at tii" I'uat OSice. jy24dtf

JgOBTOWN BLOCK COAL. "the

lux

SOOTT STRIXTS,

Tbe Kentucky State Lotteries aro no Gift Enter. prUes, bat responsible Money Lottertofl, tb®X bA*e been condactel'for ttitf pist thirty yo»r«, apt! are drawc tinder the authority of a charter from tbe Mate, and bonds are given for the paymeu) of all prises. The drawings afe published in the Ko# York Herald and the Cincinnati Commercial.

uaSersi^hod bf prepared to furnish tbs

citi^eni of-Terre ilaute with this superior Coal, taken^rom the mines two mile* cast of Dr^zil.— Thief Oonl is 4aporior to nnv brought to this mar kot L-iwU li. rUirt is m" authorised agent, and I will fill any c.»itract be may make. Orders may be iein at It. L. Ball's Stove btere, and at Paddock McH e«.'» Kill. alM6m B0B2BT GUEST,

A E O

au29dlwy

QALfi OF THE POOR HOCJSJB IO FABH IS LOST CBEEX TOWKSniP S«8!td Bids will be receiTcd tbeBosrd cf Cam^. miniooeri st tha Anditor'« Offl

now supplying tho beet quality uf Blver Goal nt ltv). market rates.- Oruen left fit CRiaatbers' Qtooity Stc're^-soutuweiit cpruff u,

»»ll!

wa know, that

hand, aa4 tbo balaoon lo

Farm coataia* on»hun

dred acre* ivo detached piece*, oiwof eij. ty, acres wltliont any bo'l'iin j, ati.l the oth«r of forty, acres with :be extenfire Uoontj Atylun. baUdiocs thereon. Bids will be r'ceivcd ,w each piece separately, or both together. The Board rcse-vus the right to reject afi bi.s. Po»»i»»ion *'11 be siren at ai early a da* Jteiweau tha sala and the 1st of March, 1SU8, as tbe inmate* of llie prtmi« can be ruaored to U.e h'ew Aiylnm. Any grew, ing crop on this premises to he adjusted at the a wILUAM PADDOCK, KiflMfttl Editor Vigo County

giuai.»i' »e-.£

'••!1

bx.

Public

nrmnpi

0Ai(CEE3.-^

in the v.iff of

Br. W. €. €OUIJSW, Who reeUeuui this city far four years, and now a resident if Louisville, Cy., who ha* al this time an Sxtetuive practice- (n the trratMent of CANCiSUs aut Cauottrooa Adecitooh, and is rapidly gaining tna high r«pataticn tnat ha held in this city dorirrg his stay with us. We can testify

Ooaden has baen eminently

eacc^slul ia the mauy cases that be treated in this city »hd surrounding country. The Doctor's ciedeoT tr«aim^iit dlBV-rs from all othwrs, using

H»ot1date ol hia own preparation, killing the c^nrer, root and branch, aitheut .paifl, loss of blood, or th^ use

the knife. Dr. Coudeii is wil-

liag also, fa impart bis nogs of trnatment of tbe (.infer to ooeor two ^e^oiar practicing Physicians of good ropataiion. fi«4oas not desire to plsce^z In tho hands of aoj one who is nut well qdalilbtf to tastain the reputation that be has already gaibfcd. for ids Bemedr. Any ohe who (nay desire farstier ioiormatuin in xelerenoa to the cure, or mode of treatment of Cancer, can con suit him in person, or bj letter, Louisville, Ky., (V .spiOdMa

Library Co.

PHILADELPHIA.

SUBSCRIPTION ONfr D0LLAB.

y- If $300,000

PRESENTS TO SU BSCKIBFRS. ••v

M* Cash Pretest of H*,«W. One Ciaab Present of §20,000. One Cash Preaesat ef »10,000, j:|. Oae Cash Preacit of 9S.OVO. «•*. Two Casta Presents

|%OM esteh.

Rtad full Schedule of Presents Bdm»

Saeh Oertiticato of Stock is accompanied with a

Beautiful Steel-Plate £n graving

WORTH MOBK AT RETAIL IHAN THS OOST OP OKRTlFlCATK, And also Intores to the Holders PERSIST IN THK GREAT DISTB1BUTION.

The Wasiiington Library Co.,

Is chartered b) the State of feuoaylvaola, an Organ'sed in aid of tha

Riverside Institute,

Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans. Incorporated by the State of Jf. J. APRIL 8, 1867.

-TIIK RIVKUSIUK INSriXlTK,^ Situated at Hiveratd*. Uurilngtoa Couuty, N«w Jrrs«y, is found lor tiir pu |osa of .{ratuitously educating he sou. of as**il .*ol ten and .Sea sten of tt*» United States. iheBj.rilo: Trasteoe ro i.i follow iog well-known cit of Pen sy vanlj .t Sew Jersey:— HON. WILLIAM 1) MANN, lts net Attorney, i'hll Jsfphla, Pa HON. LEWIS tt. BK /OMALL,

Kx-Chirr Colnvr U.

Miut, and Booordar of

Dee.ts, Puilad^lphia, Ps

HON. JAMB* *.

SOOVIlL.

N-w Jaity..

HON. W. W. WAitK, No* J.way., 11BNKT «OKMAS', Agent Adamt' Exproas, Philudat hia, f» J. B. 00B, Esq., .. ...»• of j0jt Coe Oo:, Pl.lladelpliia.

TaKisuavDarAKTauNr. t.

W&stUXOToN, 1). 0 Aprii li, 1467.

Offlos of Internal Venn.:—llaviug raoaived satisfactory evidence that tbe proceed* of (lik en* terpito oondncted by ihe "Washington Library Coaipa y" will tied toted to eti .tltall» us-s, prrumulotiin horuby granle.1 to tald *ooip»uy t'ooonJuct sucb enterpriae a&empt from iili eharga, bather fro ., special tax or othor ddi)\

K. A. BULLING, OosiwUniiHMt.

Tiilt W AS11I i\ ti TOi^ LIBRA BY COMPAM,

Iu oidor that tho L-onetolent ol-J. ct m-l forth in tnis clrsuUr tuiy sncci-ssl'nlly iiit oiartl .Bad bav» istiued fiv» series of rUlK bTbKL-PL Y'i'K KNUi A V1WOS, liich ar.put on subtoi ipti-.n al [iruv4 tuncb below tlieii let ill va ne. CEUTll ICATK-i of STOCK IN TitS WASH

INGTON LIBRABV COM I'A NY

will be iasui-d, stamped wuhthe Seal t-f the Company, nud signed by tU* Socretary. (No.iti others gsnuine.)

Any porao sendiug us OS'ii UOLL-tii. oi pay lug thL- same to our local Ag-iils, will twelve imuiediai -ly -. fine 8ial i*iate KngiaVint ai choice from t'ie toliow.ng list, »ud One Uortigcaie of Stock, insuring One Pre«ent in published scbeduly.

OKB lOLLAB KMUBAVIMU3.

So. 1—"Sly Clitldl My Child I" No. 2-"Thej aro Saved I They're Saved I" Jio. 1—"0.1 Seven ty six or, the K.r.y lays of the Uevolution.'

Any parson paying TWO DALLAIt& will receive either of th*. following One Steol Plates, at cholov, and two CertiSoates of Stock, tuus becoming entitled to Two Peeseuts

TWO DOLLAR BNOBAYINU

No 1—"Washington's Caurtship." No. ttg* "Waghlngtoa's Last Interview wl' li li'.a Mother." TURKIC OOLLAU ENWBAN1NGS.

Any pefS"U paying TUltEB BOLLA BS will raf ceive tin beaatilul Meet Puts of

'•U ,'MK ITUOM TUB WAB,"

and Tbr eCetiflcan n, beoomluiuglndtled te Three Presonts. FOUR DOLLAIt BNUBAVINOS.

Any person payiug FOUR BOLLAHS shall re, coive the lar^e and beautiful Steel Plateof "TUB PB1ULS OF OOB FOBEFATUKBS," and Kour -'urtificate« of Slock, tntitiing them te Four Present.. ilVK DOLLAR KN'GBAV1NOJ. a

Any persoa who pays FIVE 1.01. LA ltd shall rsceiva the large and splondid Steel Pjate of "THB AIABBIAOE OF POCAHONTAS," and Five Certificates of Stock, entitling them to Fire Prosents.

Tho Engravings and Osrtlflcates will be delivered to eaoh subscribers at our Looal Agendas, or sent by mail, post-pa d, or express, as may be ordered.

iia.-K-f. THE io

WAS Ul KOTOS LIBKAKT 00MPAKT

WIM. 1VA1D

Three Daodicd Thousand Dollar1

IN PRESENTS

To the Shareholders,

On Wednesday, Sept 25th, 1867 At PHILADELPHIA, ,PA„

OS AT THB lifmrUIK, KITBUSIDK, V. A

SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.

1 9uh 1 i.uaii Picmui 20 000, 1 Cash Present 1U.000 1 Cash Present (1,00*2 2 Cash Presents uf 82,600 each 6,000 1 Handsome Country itusldenca, Stables,

Orounds, Ac., Ormantjwo, Philad's.. IK,000 I Don ble ttesldenotf, 3 story brick, ('amden, N- 14,000 1 Coat Depot, Omct tilieds, Ground, wllv business esfablisbed, No.l3 WaiUiug ton Aveuye, PnilaJelpbla

Country Resideuoe, Blveraide,

U.i,,

15.000

with Ground, (Traits, Acc. 1 Three-story Cottage, Lot, to 25 Valuable Building Lots, Bltarsldo 9340 6j000 1 Elegant Turnout Family Carrla| o,

10,000 6.000

Span of Horses, Harness, 4o., oonipiste 5,000 10 Valuable building lots, Blvorslde, 1)00

8,080

1 Beautitul Silver-gray lions, l«a ids ulgh, sired by tho cslcbrat«d Imported Arabian Hor.e "Caliph also, a iii:h: lioad Wagon, weight 1104 pounds, it Ith

Sjtoisuperior Single Uarness, Ao., iliaking a firit-claeseatabllsiimeBnt S.U00. 20 Pianos, 8500 each 10,000 20 Urlodeoiis,

tl'ib

rach 4,500-

fi Rosewood oewitig M»chln«n, 8200 ruck 1,009 10 Family Sewing Machines, 8100 va )i..... 1,000* W Fine Gold Wutcbea,

S0QU

eauh lb.TCOj

100 Oil Paintings, by leidisg Artists —ag-'(

gregate value...._ 3 Camel's Hair Shawls, 81,000 8 Camel's Hair Sbawls, $J.000 each S Handsome Laco Shawls, 8^60 eaoh 10 Cnslimor. blisw s, 840 each 20 Silk Dress l'rtteriis, 875 each.,.,,.,,,.,.... «0 City Baildinx Lots, 8174 eacu

lOAW 3,000 o,ouo 740 800 1,800 8,760 -I "T

The remainder will consist of Mil rerw»re, 31 us leal Boxes, Op.ira QIUJUS, Pocket Bibles, and olffereut articles

of ornament aud uso, amounting to Z,000j'

ToUl 8300,0W ,1

All

tha properties given clear of Incninbraace.

HOW TO OBTAIN 8HABC8 ANB* EadBAVINClS. Send orders to us by mail, enolosiog from 81 Uf[ 820, either by Post Office orders or in a registered letter, at our risk. Bargar amount* should be1 sent by draft or express. 10 (.hares with Engravings $9,SO

SS shares with It'ogravlngs 83,50: 60 shares with Eogrnvlags. 10,60, 76 shares with Engraving 89,00 100 suaros with bn^rariagi.„ 90,00^ Local AGENTS WANTED throughout thu United

States.

Tbe Association bave appointed as Rioeireis, U«ists. OBOBQK A. Ut'oKS A OO., whosa stll knowniot.grfy an I bu*lnts« experienco will ba a sudiclent guarant« tbat tne mosey applied to t« purpose stated. 1'HILANCKFSIA,

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and

May 20,1887.

To tbs Officers and Members of tha Wa-liingt«n Llbr.ry Co., N. S. BiCAD, Secretary O ntl.men -—On receipt af your favor of the 15th Inst., not fi lug us af our appoint

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lvorsforjo irOompany, we took the liberty to submit a copy of your Chart*r, with a plan of yonr sntarprise, to the highest legal authority ot the State, and having eeeivtd his favorable opinion In regard to it* legality, and sympathising with the benevolent object of yoar AssoaiatUro' viz tha edscation and malntenaaoe af the orphan children oi our soldiers and sailors at the B|rerslde Institute, we have concluded to aoceps the trust,

ta use oar beefforts ta promote

so woi by an ob, ect. Beepestfoll yours, *«., ,l} GEO. A. OOOKB A OO. Addrees ail le.ters to

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