Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 December 1867 — Page 2

DATT.Y EXPRESS .. .. —jWii|i '^jFB—TKBRE HAUTK

Friday Morning, December 6th, 1861

but the well considered appe&l* of a secret organization, only awaiting an opportunity to revive the struggle which we have just subdued. The CotMS&rvative Convention, to be held in Bicftiaond on Decomber ll,is to be made tie appropriate occasion for maturing the plan. If the members of that Convention are not closely watched, thoy will eagerly aeics the opportunity and conspire together for the destruction of the country. 0 £f

THE nureconstrncted rebels are hard lot

work, attempting to bring to life the organization of the so*called Confederate States, the existence of which was terminated by the surrender of April 9, 1966# Of course, the open avowal of'tlio "plot would at once attract public attention bud frustrate the objects of the schemers consequently, the design is hidden under a name rendered sacred through Its adoption in 1782 by the soldiers of the Beroiu tion. Although the mode of action is carefully concealed, yet from the publiihr ed programme, it is not very difficult to conjecture that the formation of a gov ernment hostile to the United States, is now actively engaging the attention of the rebellious leaders of the South. Tjie cry is "Organise I Organize I" and a Social Congress ia to be established, with Senators and Representaves from each State, like the national Congress at Washington. Thoy are also to bo simi lar to the State Legislatures. At the present moment there is a demand for a provisional

general State Organisation)

until the now confederacy can be put ia operation.

TWO-THIRDS of the President's message is devoted to the difference beCVeen himself and Congress in respect |o recon struction. He holds Coagrees to bo all wrong in this subject, while he, Mr. Johnson, is all right. The pivot on which his argument turns is the assertion that the ten Southern territories were never out of the Union, and are, of course, still in the Union. Hence they are entitled to all the constitutional rights of States, t»nd the reconstruction acts of Congress area glaring usurpation, tantamount tc the destruction of the Union, and, there^ tore, of the constitution. This argument would be good, provided the premised were true. If they are States in the' Union, it is evident that Congress is totally wrong. But does it thence follow that the ProsidentTs 'totally right in i« plan of reconBtructien Did he not appoint Provisional Governors What right had he to usurp the Gubernatorial control of a State Did he not dictate to Conventions and Legislatures organised under his order the measures they should adopt in order to socure representation in Congress According to his own theory he was a gross usurper, and he most effectually impeaches himself. Congress, on the contrary, holds that thoy are not States in the Cf»w»- -that-wa hrve~sn absolute territorial jurisdiction over the land and the people, and that States can be organized out of that torritory under the direction of Congress. That body does not, as does the President, convict itself of usurpation.

T*E resolution introduced in the United states Senate by Mr .Chandler,in reference to the neutrality to be exercised by this conn try in the war between Great Britain and Abyssinia,will seem, in the eyes of tha English people, to be & bad joke, provided they do not interpret it to be a menace.— If they know as much of Mr. Chandler's Anglophobia as we do in this coilntry, tfe»y will probably scent mischief in it.-— The sting of the resolution is in the feet that it is, with the alteration of names, nearly a copy of the prcclama&ion issued by the Queen at the commencement of our Rebellion, but it is, by no means, copy of all that document. The British Government, on that occasion, promised •'strict and impartial neutrality between the said contending parties," and promised, by implication, to each belligerent the iaxnt) rights, privileges and Immunities, both upon land and water. How this was observed, we all know. The neutral. itv was shown in building, equipping and .sending forth, under the British flag, full itrmed privateers, upon which, at some convenient point, at least three marine leagues from British shore, was performed the faroeof pulling down the cross of St, George, and hoisting the Stars and Bare". Britons may "pooh pooh" the idea of offering belligerent rights to Abyssiniai equal to those guarantied to Great BrJttfn. They may argue that Abyssinia is a seoai-barbarous nation, that she has no cavy and can never have any,

The latter may-be pronounced an assumption. and it may be said that the E«bal Amoricaa States had no navy and jfiever had one upon the high sea* which issued from "their own ports. All tke sav»i power which they eveT possessed en the oeeau was kindly furnished by Great Britain in pursuance of her promise of neutrality.

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Abyssinia, it is true, has co

at present, but she has sea porta on the R«d Sea and the Strait of Babel Mandel. Theodore has aright to isiue letters of marque, and if foreigners take them and commence to prey on British commerce. what international law wilt* they violate? Suppose,, for instance* that a tew Abyssinian privateers are constructed in the United States and set afloat by such transparent violations of neutrality as were shown in the cases of the Alabama, Georgia, Shenandoah, tt id omne qemtS) what right will Great Britain have to complain It is only an imitation of her own policy, and therefore legal and friendly. The resolution of Mr. Chandler goes to the Committee on Feroign Affairs, where it will probably be buried, but there is a deal of sarcasm in it, »nrt fx, the purpose of touching up the fears of Great Britain that her own policy will be

imitated here, it may have its iffect.

THE report of the Hon H. R. Hulburd, the Comptcpl]er,oftha. Gvsnaejr is long and arduooa. He discusses atlgreatflength the proposition to withdraw, the bank jiotaa wid jQbstitute greenbacks for them, and, of course, arrives at the conclusion

The language of the address, calling .that sucha ehaag»» would_ be disastrous. Virginians to unite in carrying "But this" "Instead of receiving any favor from the plan is sufficiently vindictive to create alarm. The men who "bate with unat* terable detestation the rule of tyrants,'* are called upon to remember the glorioas dead of 1861, and to act boldly and "promptly. These are not merely the vaporings of some obscure States rights man,

Government, he shows by figures that the basks actually give the Government a Uooui of $5,60#,000 Those who merely l&k iVli1« ^?ur«e ^ni conslSer Mr. Hulbord's demonstration as dear as two and two make four.

The National Banks, .for. the year 1866, actually paid over $16,000,000 in taxes, .at follows: .8i,mjm ...T,948,461

To thsOeusrai-'Govsnuasat., To the Staie......~~.....~....~... Total #16,019,839

Supposing thfc Government should purchase bond* at $109 with the greenbacks issued in place of bank notes, the account will stand thus: f,«oo ,16,el»,3J8

Tin Interest on such baud* would t»... Deduct tsxcn paid by the baukii „... ABiSufltsa-VAt,....—

Another statement is a* follows: The banks have loaned to the

Total loan United States...$490,#00,000 For

hi eft lN9 /«ceiv&:

Si* per c9fi*-. iniere^uoa $250,^00,O^.....V .B.....,v.-tt... $15,000,000

Five per cent, interest on ##0,000,000

Total

B'u^f there w* eiifl another aspect of this case: The banks itre held rigidly accountable for thainlexeit thftv^eceive on money honesti^paned:to tfe,Government when it needod money, and :hey claim credit for the money loaned to the Government without interest They hold these one hundred and flftj millions in obedience to the mandates oi

the law, while money is

worth to them six per cent They therefore give the Government the use of the money that is to say— Six percent, on $150,000,000 I ^non'interest.bearing United?

•M:$9,000,800

States notes held permanently in reserve.... They repay in tbe shape of

Texps

16,000,000

Total $25,000,000 They receive interest from the Government. 19,600,00*

Leaving..... .?. .«. $5,500,000 which the banks actually pay as a bonus to the Government for the privilege of circulating their own notes.

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Repoi-i of tbtt Ireaiiirer.of Slate for tbe Year Ending October 31, 1861, to tbe Governor.

Froua the Iu'iUuepoUa Journal.

General Nathan Kimball. Treasurer of State, has submitted to the Governor his report of the operations of the State Treas urv for the fiscal year, ending October Slst, 1867, from which we are permitted to make extracts of such portions as are of the greatest general interest.

The state of the Treasury is shown by the following figures: Balance iQ Treasury November |1, 1866 $390,380 14 Receipts during fiscal year.. 4,219,836, 44

Total—......... $4,600,716 58 Disbursements during fiscal year $4,446,691 09

Treasurer's balaace $161,025 49 Orders outstanding and unpaid.48,672 79

Auditor's balance ...$145,352 79 '1 *Ph^e» following is an abstract of the re* ceipts and disbursements for each month:

BESEiyra.

November, 1866........... Pecetnber, 1866.... January, 1867 February, March .-aiwffr...-:. May June ...V ....... July Atigititl..Jt!il«..\.......U.. September October... .......— Balance on hand November ail*1**

$121,061 81 44,388 85 125,426 01 133,183 43 455,070 73 456,669 53 1.128,308 30 922,837 91 392,499 78

28,517 11 20,993 59 379,479 39

390,380 14

Total $4,600,716 58 .'l DUBOBSBUSHTS.

November, 1866 ... December January, 1867 February, 1867. March April May Juno....... July.V. August September Obfeber..... Balance in treasury Nov. 1. 18W

$124,123 84 219,263 33 62,241 06 141,556 95 316,312 30 271,082 35 513,107 86 1,742,006 48 499,494 46 74,830 51 96,906 15 383,765 80

154,020 49

Total $4,600,716 50 Some of the principal receipts and ei* pandituree are as follows:

RECEIPT#

Common School Fund $150,826 73 School Fund Interest 108.307 10 Liquor Licenses.., 92,200 00 Insnne Asylum.. 10,772 29 Deaf and Dumb Asylum 1,886 16 Blind Asylum... 2,280 OS State Prison South 71,950 62 State Prison North 30,551 50 Delinquent Revenue of 1865.. 115,659 32 Revenueof 1866 1,412,593 96 School Tax of 1866 811,632 19 Sinking Fund Tax of 1866... 915,154 36 Library Tax of 1966 46,042 56 Delinquent Revenue of 1866.. 77,022 23 Delinquent School Tax of 1666 42,698 98 Delinquent Sinking Fund Tax of 1866 41,937 93

riSBURSBUENTS,

School Distribution $1,296,672 38 State Debt Sinking Fund... 1.320,080 89 Interest on War Loan Bondi 23,790 43 Military Fund 44,342 01 Insane Hospital 143,491 97 Deaf and Dumb Asylum 39,1*2 04 Blind Asylum .i,.„ 33,574 24 State Prison South ....v 115 B55 67 Sj^at_PriwnJ!Jorthi^ru.^~ 214,476 60 Executive..... '21,799 94 Legislative..,. 89,894 98 Township Libraries 15,615 04 Expenses Supreme Court. 3,260 92 Salary of State Agent 6,250 00 Expenses of State Agency... 6,250 00 State University 19,000 00 House of Refuge 31,463 .25 Soldiers' Home...., 55,122 59

COHDITION Of THE BTATK OUtJ The Treasurer gives the following as the condition of the State debt. His remarks explanatory of the same we give in full, as they are as brie/ and concise as is consistent with proper understand, ingof the subject:

The funded interest-bearing debt of the State is aa foUows, viz:

Stock-bearing 0 per cent, interest.. War loan bends, bearing 6 per cent, interest .v. 395,000 60 Vtnoennes University bonds. bearing 6 per cent.iaterest B6^585. 00

A-coneideroble portion of thisdeotis held by the State","'? making a rednc* tion, in the am't for which the

$4,987,m 33

State is liable, as 7 follows, viz:

Five per cent, stock held by SUtedebt Sinking Fund 3

Board $771,483 Two and a half per h, cent, stock held by State debt

Sinking Fund Board 96,900 $808,303 00

Total outstanding debt Of tbe latter amount ib&

Govern

ment is follows For bonds deposited t« nec-ute their circulation, bearing per cent, interest ....«f260,0t/»,000 Bearing 5 pof Cent, interest" 90,000,000 Permanent reserve of legal tenders........... ?160,000,00#

4,609,000

$)»,600,000 16,000,000

But they refund in tnXBS..

Leaving ...... $3,500,000 which the Government pays ib« banks for a loan of $490,000,000 —h little less than tfcree^ourtiie of one per cent.. .j

$4,118,921 33

State holds in trast for the Common School Fund ai follows, viz Five per cent, slock

$157,734 00

Total debvexclusive of am't. .C.:..$3,»61,!8T 33

The State is also paying sis per cent, interest to the Common School Fund,o n: bonds for $3,367,082 15, issued in accord-' ance with tbe act approved March 7, 1857, entitled "'an act to consolidate certain bonds, stocks and accounts of tlie School Fund into one nonnegoViable bond, and making other provision in relation there to. Tbe interest on them, amounting to $202,024 92 per annum, is distributed to the several counties in the StatO for the support of schools, making a%t*rV consid erable addition to the already liberal amount annually expended for free education through tbe fostering care of the State. •On the first day of July last the State Treasury placed in the hands of the Agent of State, at New York, $1,184,000, for tbe redemption of all the outstanding 2$ per cent, stocks.

During the fiscal year the total reduc tion of tbe principal of the outstanding debt, by the purcnase and cancellation of interest-bearing stocks, has amounted to $1,320,089.

THE AUKXCV OF STATE.

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In the list of disbursements will.be noticed twe items of $6,250, for the salary and expenses of the Agent of State. Tbia is a truly Democratic expense, as the fol lowing paragraph from tbe report will fully explain: BAlJtRT OF AGBN'T OF STATE—EXPLANA

TION.

During the two years term of office of Hon. J. C. Walker, as State Agent at New York, from January, 1863, to 1865, he applied ten thousand dollars of the funds sent htm for the redemption of the State stocks and the payment of interest on the State debt, to the payment of his salary and office expenses, instead of sending his vouchers for that amount to the State Auditor, and having his account audited and paid by warrant on the Treasury according t? law, As he left the-country to avoid arrest for being one of (he chiefs of the treasonable society self-styled "Sons of Liberty,' such vouchers could not be obtained treat him until bis return to Indianapolis, "titer the close of tbe war. As soon h, the vouchers were obtained tbe Auduor of State, in December, 1866, drew -varrant in favor of said Walker for fj.jOO on account of: "Salary of State Ag^r and about $5,000 on account of "Expenses of Agency," taking bis receipt therefor, and passed them into the Treasury to balance the disordered accounts. This makes it ap» pear that the above accounts had been drawn upon during the prese&t fiscal year for $6,250 cjK-b, instead of $1,250 each.

This explanatiou ig necessary in justice to General Gresham, the present State Agent, and his predecessor, Hon. George A

UNION STATE CONVENTION.

Call of the State Central Committee ftr Feuraarjf 30,1868.

UNION CEXTKAL COMMITTEE BOOMS, INDIASATOLIH, December J, 1867. lb the Union Men of Indiana .-

A delegate State Convention of the Union party oi Indiana will be held Indianapolis on Thursday the 20th day of February, 186S, at 10 o'clock A. m. of said day (tbe 22d, the usual day for holding such Convention, falling upon Saturday) for the selection of candidates for the State offices,'for designating candidates for Presidential Electors, ana the appointment of delegates to tbe National (Jnion Oonven. tion, and the transaction of such other business a may come before the Convention.

It is recommended that the vote cast in each of the counties, in the year 1866, for Colonel Trussler for Secretary of State constitute the basis of representation, ancl that each connty be entitled in convention to one delegate for every one hundred votes, and an additional one for every frac tion over fifty votes so cast.

Our friends are requested to hold thjsir County Conventions at an early day, and cause the names of the delegates, with post office address, to be forwarded to the Chairman of the State Central Commit tee, at Indianapolis, without delay.

The Committee Booms will be open for the reception oi delegates on Tuesday prior to the meeting, and until the adjournment of the Convention.

J, T. Wbioht,

Chairman State Central Committee. C. P. JACMS, Secretary.

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Etq., General' Agent

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AgtnU waited everywhere, male and fataale, for the brit One Dollar Pawnbroker's Sale ia the country, tfeud for oircnlar. ft. O. TUOMFSOV ft U0 30 Banover Street, Boston, Bias*.

THE it EST IS THE CMBAPBST

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BUBAI.Ji£w-Toaaaa ia a

N*ahwsl

£19

DRY

OABLKTONS CO., Publishers, N.

BALLOl'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE For 1808, Enlarged to One Hundred Pages

The cli eolation of BALLOC8 MAGAZINE bovincreased daring 1837 nearly thotiwad aopita

kouu

0KE»dc!fDBED PAOBS. Although this enlsrg•ent involves an additional expense of some 8S,000a year. toere wlil be so

ISOBSASS

PEirti. SOW IS TBI TIMEj TO GET CP CLUB8! TEBMS:—91.60 a year seven copies, 88.00 twelve copies, $15.00 and

trading

copy gratis on* %w to tht ptnen

club

Awhrc. Single number, 16 cents.

Send stamp for specimen copy.

Ih* Ohaap&t

Address

KLLIOTT. T0OME8 A TALBOT, Boston, Hsn.

XTKW 8CB3GBIBKRB FOB 1868 to the IlitUS* iM TBATKD P1IBSNOLOGIOAL JOBBNAL, at |3ayear, wilt receive Nov. and Dec. NOB. this year Fbu. Address 8. B. WELLS, 389 Broadway, N. T.

REU6IOV1HXWSPAPEM

OF THE

UJflTCD STATES. A complete list of great value to aslvertisers. See Adrertlsns Bssette for December. Price 26 cents, or 82 per year in advance. Address Q. P. BOW. BLL ACO., Publishers, New York.

PAINTS for FAKMERS AND OTHSBS.—TUS GBAFTON MINEBAL PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing tbe Bast, Cheapest and most Durable Paint In use two coats well put on, mixed with pure Linseed Oil, will last 10 or 16 years it ieof »Ught brown or beautiful chocolate color, and can be changed to green, lead, stone, olive, drab or cream, to silt the taste of the oosssmer. It Is valuable for Foueee, Barns, Fences, Agricultural Implements, Ganiage and Car-makers, Palls and Wooden ware Oanvas, Metal and Shingle Boob, (It being Tire and Water proof), Bridges, Burial Cases, Canal Boats, Ships, Ships' bottoms. Floor Oil Cloths, (one Manufacturer having a ted 5000 bbl*. the past year,) aad as a paint for any pnpose Is unsmrpassed for body, durability, elasticity, aad adheaiveee'S. Prioe 96 per bbl., of 900 Ha -which will supply a farmer for ysars to come. Warranted ia *11 easse as above. Send for a circular, kick give* foil particulars. None genuine nn pt fto Paint. AddrsasDANIXLBIDWSLI., Proprietor, MSPsul Street, New Terk. Agent* Wanted.

lsee branded ia a trade mark, Grafton Misetal iW

Jtw

nironiatlag largely in the Ksst«ta: WTset, JMrtk and boath. it EUPLOTS tbb Vast Tax^at ia all I«p*rtment*._ Its corps of JCditors, Coatrlbatore Ac., Comprises ma'Gy of the best farasrs, Plaat ers, Wool Growers, Graaiers, Hortiovicarlins, fe._ and also Authors, licholars, ao., of note and ability- In brirf the BDBAL is

Abie Editti, trtftrndft

niwtrjted, Nqtflu Priuttd—Pratttoal, Jh.fmtifc 9m fub—Moral. IMfeUitt attd Kaiirtnlnitq. Wherever located,—1b Coilntry, Tillage SBty,— 106 WAXT WI MBAIrl fOl'B FAIULI ABB FBlBfUM WABf If For It is adopted to the wants ef all. Bale that it is not a but a Large aad Baaptifal ITeekly.

Each No. oobtaiiu Bight Doable 4**rl».fafS), printed .n extra style,—Clear Type, Good Paper, and more aad better IILUSTBAIISSS thsa any other Journal of i^s Class. A Title fagefttfaa. Ac,r at clos* of Vol.

TEBMSf-Omly aTsaqjedslii ef 92.C0per copy. Vol. XIX begiaa Jaa. No

the tim*to Svbmmb* ami

:'t UO VI J!C-

fully

prepiued £or,.

W I N E A E

xji 1!.! .--S1*

:b xu OonuiiUBera of. tVs it-' c«i»-{{»»«

Will fiad it greatly to their advantage to examine our stock of

FA3IILY OBf

SUCH

yr.n-* 5^.1:

SHEETINGS, SHIBTISttS, UftlM iiv.lt

1*.

cr""'x O I JL UH a

X, 'A. ss 2V IS, TL, S

A 3V

.•2 tA

1 4

TK S I I W IX I N A NN NE 8 9

S S S 8 .•.??« asffisSi i^.s ytV I'M 5

t'S stm-rt'ls.

J3. B.

!'»s

CO.

Have Just opeaed a choice stock of

TP I?, S

Comiatleg

i-'

fa &

\-H

Muffs, Collar*,

Capes, Cuff9,

is thk

'wXjL'

?iia

Wristlets, Tippet*,

Children'» Setts

-^^GerUt Mufftori &e. 2-

ill'.

All of which will be pfibred at mush less then ordinary l'rlcss. ,-® 4 '..s i-x* t'n'.' fenji .b

Our Stock

cf#

Holiday' SeasM!

Is Fresh aad Attractive.

TT-..OSD

ft,

•V .» ... GREAT CAKP1T HOUSS1 GREAT WALL PAPER BOUSE GREAT OIL CLOTH HOUSE 1 GREAT WINDOW CTTRTAIN Hotivsl GREAT HOUSEFURlflSHIO* Dnort

BfiOKAW BR0TBII8 A CO.,

Wo. 109 Main

in in in \wmm

MILLINERY.

CUTTER

Baits oat on scientific principles, and warranted to

)KBirs PATSHT WliTBD SWIflk—Aa examination of its aajlaviU n—flys a jono Torrey'a Batmt Witfifc* llrM saw 'all other*. Send for illnitraMd eINtltr, Aflstf wanted in arary tows. X.t.SJ. TOI1IT aOO Sol. Maaufaeturars, Vaite La^-lto, T^ ftlYK lATIBFAfTTWl

••3

H-

A0U,l». tvn

BB iDSMlUW

WE STILL LIVK!

D«m't bv hambngI

ai'ooMf*

'patent" cost i.-M ci auciw "iumiI toels." Send for onr New C^ual -gue illflOTID aXKNWL DIGS, SO varleUes aU qf Sul, carefully finished aad tempered. s. M. SPBKCEB A CO., Brattblore, Tt.

Abo ». floe Mwitment of

IiATSST STYLE

TBIMMIN GS!

Is.MM«likftlreet,up8tairs.

M.A. WALTER

CHEAP MILLINERY

anw STOCK OP TMK

A E S 8 E 9

i'.J THE jit. -.c:

CITY

uu*rm iN^fjiE

86 Main Stretei.

ri (UP STAIBS.)

MISS SALLIE HASTINGS.

QUEENSWARE

gROWN & J1BLVIN,

WaoutAia aBTAit csilkbs

Gfcl*f

Queeiisvar«, glassware,

HouBe-farnishing Goods,

j:ooAL

OIL LAMPS, Ta

M9m HAI!f

eary Dfcsnsss,

(%(i. OreatQBsrs

to Club Agents. Mpecimsns, Show-BUls, Preslsuo Lii]4, &c.. scsT rasa or the' iS numHrssf tbs. Quarter, (Oct. to Jan,) on trial, for OabZ Wmi UcStsI Address' ». ». t. MOORE, Bssheslsr. M. T.

HOUSEKEEPERS STORE.

BR0K4W BK0THIKS 4 CO,

No. 109 Main St., Terte-KAite.

•v-Sfr,

Bit '.oi 0}*'*: /"hi JL~

ou.

e«

.«©•:.

Heare—• A. M. te 8 P. M. Offlc# permanentl located at No.tili St. Charles.fltreot. between aiztt sad ieieath.oas square South Lllldcil UtflW) retired ^at la the oentre of the elty.

Oensaltation rooias, ead rooms for the acsom medatloB ef such patient* as require daily persot si etteattoa.

BTKBTBODT

i-x'4

Ihree^eal snatsgs stamps to prepay postage.— Otiealar for Ladle*, relating to Dissese* of Puber —iltmily.

FOUNDRIES.

rsKBs tuts.

VIGO FOVJDBY .jii a t-.iK. VJ-y-'Sf

nj.

a*»

S?S!

lACIINfi SHOP

Near the T. B. A I. axLd E. A 0. Freight Depots, TKRBX-HATTTC, IBDIABA,

8BATH, SMITH A €0., Propr's

The

--a

r«wij

Ma&nfkotttrerssf Steam Bnginee, Mill Gearinar, aad Meihlawy ef evary description. All kinds ef Iron aad Brlve fasting made to order. Svery dwe( tqal(h| promptly attended to. •V Orders eolisitsd.

high set

iBieae,

,aad Ir«a

a. WKtiaaa. s.

Pries Paid'for Old Oopper augddwtf

mhu».

J.ba&sabd

PHIEKIX FOUWDRYi —un—

Machine Shop,

MeltOresli, Dengler A Co i. BLjsw. MB SeflsSta near Pa**enger Depot, di MBBBKADTB. IWD.

Msaafonturen of Steel Bngtass, Mill Machlaej^Jbue Tronta, Tire Proats, and Olrcslar Saw Bpssial atteatlsa paid te the minnfostere aad NMir of Brass Wen, Patent Office Models, Ac.

We are else prepared to sat Toothed or Oog Bseclajpef either Cast Lroa, Wrought Iron or the Met fstbet manner •v liMlrilf dOM DrOBDtlT.

AU partiss eoaaectsd with this establishment MagPraetleal Mechanics of sevsral years ezperiSass, ire foel sefo ia sayiag that we can render (all satlsCacttea te ear eustomsn, both in point ef wvrkmaashlp aad fries.

The Ufkset prtee paid for all old scrap Iron fcUssrsd et the "noeaiz Foundry," near the Paeeseaer Deoet.

MeBI.TBBffH, DBKGLBB CO. iwtf

TTNION 1NSUBANCE OP IKDIAKAPOLI8. Capital, f407,S05 78. tn Lium Ptaa lmmsoi OOMTAJIV or lw.,

rpaa

Baskets, latshels, aad the usual

variety of Goods suitable far tbe

WMKKLEB

Jjioi -v -.«•

Jt €0., art aelling £epkyr» at &$• dnced Price*. I'ii- 1*J

H»"

CO.,

A Stack Oampaay owned and oeatrollsd by the

Uadlag basin*** aua la ths State Ihinlhel ere a part of ths Stockholders, Who era (esldeat* of Tens Haute, and to whom ve woald refer those waatlag sound aad reliable tunraaceat fotrrats*.

Prestda Mneaey, Pres't National Stats Bank. 3. B. Oaaalaghass, Dtaggist.

L. G. WarreJs Heirs. HATXHS A

'lb.,

Agehte,

Mdtf OSos over Donnelley's Drag Store.

OMLT PBXMITJH

Li¥

"ah'j

Family Sewing Machines

Was awarded to the

WILSOl,

STATU PAIS, HILD AT TKBBX BACTS ST FOLLOWING COMMITTEE.

Dr. HoOeamu, mseaber of the Stat* Board of Agriculture Mrs. D. Wiuussom, of State Attertsy-Qeaeral, and Mn. OASAKwife

TITTMAU, MECHANICIAN,

Be. Bala

tM*.

DRY GOODS.

OCTOBER 21

1 8 6 7 1

BARGAINS

-JJj

DRY GOODS,

wai

Cutlery,

Lemtern*, .mku!:

tCff •x

RTBEET

Teii-e esUdwSiu

Haute« Iixti.

NHUanl the

'ABBABB

BIOSLLKjrCB

DOCTOR WHITTIEB, A BBBTOABtT BBJCD PBTSIOIAK.as hl« A Ptpl»ma which hangs in his office will show iafljt f* V1" tt* stMW Ai» Ufa aad tas a ualoa-wlae reputation, having been long* IsaUSidaS. Xeaisthaa any other fhrouic DUea* _ueh afhi* praotlce has been of a private cateteTniivMA, Geeefrlee.oieij, dtriatmre,

ItS-iA

all

SffUUe

Uri

Menmtrial AffttHtms cf tk

WwstaiswJMMtj

OrekUU, Mtrnia or hupfi

r»

also, the sffiects ef a Solitary Habit, ruinous to Body dd Mind, producing blotches, debility, 1m aetsaey, iM«tlasss,dliantss of sight, coafuaion oi Uses, evil forebediag, avsreioa to society, loss oi stsatory, weakaess, So., not all these in any on-

Mt all OGCurrlag freqaently In various cases rAeeemmodatieas amplo. charges moderate, inacaatsed. Consultations by letter or a oflce, free. Meet casee can be preperly treatec ty lieastraation aad Pregnancy, Sc. without an iaterview, aad medloines. secure tron observation, seat by mail or eapress. No bin trance to bosiaees ia most oases. |AiM(4*S Beit 30M, Bt. Lsnls, Mo.

Vnoosj^tmnm. KKXBTE.BBACH

TlIiiL, RIPLBT & CO S'

Corner Hth and Main Street*.

SHAWLS,"' SHAWLS,

SHAWLS

,(7'»TA

Lady Washington Shawls, Middlesex .: Shawls, Ladies Long,

Ladies Square,

Misses Long, Misses Square, Child's Long, 'SV Child's Square, Paisley Shawls, Broche Shawls,

.s .t

In Large Aaaortment

|fi

.sisol if' mtrM

SHEETINGS,

10-4

COLGATE & CO'S OEBMAir Erosive Soap Us manufoetared from Peas MATKBIAUL end may be

Blaiclied and Unbleached^.

40 Cento per Yard!

1 Cuse Hill's "Semper Idem," Bleached,

-At

For Sale by all Grocers. 2!dw lj

Twenty Cents

1 Cue Good 4-4 Bleached at 15

sHtitfii,

•4 A»i-1 -ss 'X

SAPONIFIER!

HX'"1 rklfr~* t_ ri-.irS'i Concentrated Lye.

nV* $

2 Cts. a 111. for Saprior Hard Soap.

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP^ „1T FOR ONE CENT. Sjijif- -t!i»¥Q4

Eveiry FaMly can M&k« their Own Soap. 8. VJCiS

ALL VARIETIES OF SOAP.

Dealers ean obtain t* wt»«JsssOe ta eases, sach eoaUlnlBg 41 bsxet, at liberal dlKoant, ef the whslewls Grucara sal Drngglstf la all tha towns aad citlae ef Use tnttsd States* sr at

CLIFFORD PEKBXET09, Oeaaral Aceat,

I CLU

pixnanTM. nam.

C. E.

wife of Dr.

Oaaan, of Parks connty—all parties of the high* est order ef iateUtgsaos sad social position, whose opinion la worthy of consideration.

WILKOTH, Agent,

octll MSoath Ponrth gtrse't

hetweea NUMB,

Xerre HamtBi Ind. MS

aaa Batstsa Baaiu Bnoras.1

tk. AtaM

Item tm eldamterlal.

mvn»

-I r' ^fesoaa

ASTROLOGY.

O O O

QOfI) 9|BWB FOR AU

TI.000 TE ANT PKBSOV WHO WILL BQEAL &

ffJB'UlSVKR-PACtlNG

AM«

B^TBaBL

their

WteiM

Easily Mad* as Cay

V: Vi*

csrtiflDete

•#sl

Is a aew Concentrated Lye, for maMny Soap, just dieoorered in OREBKLAKP, Iff TSLK AEOTIC SBJJ^

and is composed mainlj of Alamlnati of Soda, which, when mixed with USB FAT, produces the

BEST ^DETERSIVE SOAP IS THE WORLD. 1 Box will make 175 lbs. good Soft Soap, or its equivalent ia superior Hard Soap. PTTH-T-'1 by ail Drusglata aad Orooen in tb» XTnited Btataa. 0R- FULL BBCIPES WITH BACH BOX.

'USin'-'

BOOT AMD SHOE

8T0BE,

3Vo, 1« North 4th St.

Hit

RUGGLES,

!.«

Saocssser te t. P. Dssk,

JJAS JUST RECEIVED A Largs Stock of Boots aad Shoss, si svery Taiisty ef

MAD-

is the beet. She swosseds

when Mt' Stk^n hare failed. All who ars In trouble—all who have beea nnfortaaate aU Whoee fead hopee ease been disappointed, nshed aad blasted by Msx promisee and deceit—all who hase been misled and trilled with—all fly to her

W»

Therefore, wi one, eome all, I.

I'v-

Ceniil

^.f-^praF iW"ie

GREAT DRIVE

"T 1&3F9

Double Fold £ngll»bi Merinos'

35 Cent

.Cnli

TV ELL, RIPLEY & CO'S

6BEAT WHOLESALE & RETAIL

Dry Goods Emporium"-

Terre Haute. Ind*

[tl

V'vp^

Cheap Soapi Good Soap!

BS i~s •0%" VATB0KA BETDTED

TOHJS HA_NEY A CO., FFOUAI, OOMKUIOH AMK

ibcaclsg

Women* Men CblMren's Wear

8U1CABLB BOB TBB

fsll sad Winter Trade,

Which 1 will sell at the Lowest Cash Kriess. I am «l«o preparsi te

MAKE TO OBDEB

All kinds of Boots and Shoss that may be called for, on the shortest aotiee ead meet fsahioaabls tyle. ftw ae a csll before ordsrinc cr parchasig else where.

He. 16 North Boarth Street, Terre-Hante, Ind.

,?:•

for adirico and eallsf.ctton. All wbo are to doobt of the affections of tboee tbsy loTe^coD^nlt her to' reUsrssad satisfy their minds.

In iove iffalrs She Never Vails. She haa the secret of winning the affeciiona ol' tlieewwsws set.-

show* yon Wfceaeas

olK

yonr fntnre wif. or hn.band, or ainst fHsnd.— abe gnides tbe single to a happy marriage, aad msikss the married happy. Her aid and auric. haa been solicited In innumerable inataneee, and the resnl bu always betn tbe mean* of escarlng a

Speedy and liappy Marriage,

She ia, therefore, a «nru dependence, it Is Weil known to the public at large that she was the first, and she Is tbe only person in this country whooaa •how the iikeuMS in reality, aud who can give entire satisfaction on all the concerns ot lite, which can be tested and pre red by thousands, totb married and single, who dally and eagerly rls her.

To all in business her advice Is iiireliable. £hc ean foretell, wltb the gr-ateet certainty, the rs-: salt of all commercial baiinoss tranMctions.

Lottery nnmbere gi*-n wltt. ns cfaaige. MADAMH BAPUAKL lj a bota fid. Astrelogist thaterery one can depone upon. Sbe is tbe greatest Astrologist of tbe ninetc«nth centnry. it U] that well-known fact thaimakee illiterate pretenders oopy her adfertlsemenu and try to imlta her.

Uadame Baphaei is tbe eesenth daoght.r ot th. eereath dangiter she wa* buru with a nrlnral' gift she cau foretell your very tluiughte. 8h* aleo care, drnnkeuneee.

All interrisws strictly pilTateand c^ntdeniial. Ae a Female Physician ber remedies ce««r (ail to cure all female irregularities, and to produce ths monthly flow, without danger or expasnr*.— They can not Injure, bnt, on the contrary, the improve the health.

Ill fiicbaoii bet Ceitral Areiue ui MA Cincinnati, Ohio. TKBM8.—Ladles, VI Oentlemea, (1,60.

M. B.—Tbe Madame will answer ao lettmsrithout a fee of II and a 3-cont stamp to Ineloasd. Address Look Pox SSI.

Tha Pen is 2£lehti«r Utan the BwyrB."

THE GOLD

PER,

•BR Ana onuinftrnin

Morton's Gold Pens,

The Best Pens in the World. For tale at JYb. 26 Maiden- ', Lane, JVew-Ybrk, and by erery duly appointed jiffent at the same prices.

Morton makes no fens stamped with the JVame or J^xutemark of any other therefore. where an Agency is established, the public will be best suited, and at the same prices, bycatHnp MI the Agent in all Mother pimees those wishing the Morton As must send to MeadguarUre, where their orders will reeeire prompt attention, if aceompa- a, nied with the cash,

A Catalogue, with/hll description of sizes and prices, sent on receipt of letter postage. 0

A. MORTON.

Sifts Cor ChrtMtman & New ¥ear«! A SUFBBB siook or FINB GOLD AND 81L-,i, VEB WATCHES, ALL WABBANTKD TOBIH

ANDTHOBOUQBLT BKQULATKD, AT T«riLOW PNICK OF S1U EACH. AND BATISfACTION QCABANTBKD. 100 Solid Gold HnntlngWatches.. 100 Magic Cased Gold Watches 200 to 100 Ladies Watohes, enameled 100 to .200 GoldHunt'g Uiiron'ter Watches 260 to 290 Gold Hunt'g English Levers.... COO ta SOU Gold Hunting l-uplex Watshea US to SCO Gold Bont'g American Watches 100 ts 600 Silver Hunting Levers §8 to 600 SilTer Hunting Duplexes 7# to •'600 Gold Ladies Watohes 80 to 1,000 Gold Hunting Lepines tt te 1,(00 Miesoellansous Silver Watcbee 8,600 Hunting Silver Watches 6,000 Assorted Watches, ^11 k'.nds l^se

|26o te i,oeo? Me SH' *JS

2(0' lis ia 260 2je"* 1«» mi6

tfw asewt sw» it akvuwi aii a.utis„«»i s« The a bo

stock will be disposed of on the tore

LSE ONE-PRIGS

rtaM, giving e«ery patron a &ae.

Gold or Solid' fillTer Watch tor 10, without re-' gard to valnel WBIOHT, BBO. A Co., 161 Broadway, New fork, Wish

Immediately dispose of the aboveal

magnificent 8toek. Certificates, tarn lag ths artides, are placed in saW eavelopee, aad well mixed. Holders are entitlsd to tbe articles aaaod

upsn ths payment ef Tsa

Dollars, wholher it be a watch worth fl,0S0 er". worth less. 'Che return of any of our Certilcates entitles you

the article named theteon upon

payment, irrespective of ths worlh, and as no artiele valued less than 810 is named oa any csr tlficate it will at once be seen that tbis is It lottery, feat a straifktronraN lealUaale transaction, which asay be yarttdsakd la efea Us the most taaiMioasl

A single oertiflcate will he ssnt by mail, fost paid, upon rsceipt of £5 cents, Ave for 91, eleven' tbr 82, thirty-threo and elegant premium far $5,. sixty six and more valuable premium for $10, one hundred and most superb waich for 915. Xo Agents, or.those wishing employment, this Is a. rbca opportunity. It Is a legitimately condactsd tm.lnsss, duly authorized by tbe Govcrnmaal, ani open to the m^et eaiefal scrutiny. 2Vy w.

Address, WBi&HT, BBU.B laferten. oeS9dlaiw3m 161 Broadway, New Vorh,

STORAGE, COMMISSION ft tiKAllk.

s, raAXKijB. a. n. uoaaisoa

FRANKLIN, MORRISON ft CO.,

aixmi

Commissioii MerelisBts, ITo. SS West 2d St., CimehmtaU. BEif£BEaC*g. PSarce, ToOe, Holten Shaw, Barbeur a O*.,

A Porter, K. U. Leonard A Oo., Wns. Glenn A Sons, Bob't Hacready A Co.. roster Brothers, foots, h'ashaCa. Chambers, Stevens A Co. mUSCdiy

A S

ftXC&iTUIfl rtBWAINM ASS

Commission Merohanti as aiuim ai Brain, Flour and Salt. ffiu Hoess—Ou the Canai, near the Tens Haute A Bichmoad aad S. A C. iUUroad DeaetsnajMwtf Taaas Dim, ui, ion Biiit. ..

A I N E A E S

Warshouse on first St.. at the Canal Basia. auMwtf TSBBV BAl'TB, 1*1)

HATS AND CAPS,

TOBK iiAT 8TOK1

jJosepb C. Yate»,'

JUST IN RECEIPT OF 5

Mens' Hats ot au hinds, Boys' ilats oi all hinrta, Misses' HAts ot all kindn.

Infants' Hats of all kinds.

Aad at all prices. I. Hats made to orsw oa short cotioe. 0«n THE FALL Bsist aide ftklli Squsre aov STdtf !C

STILES, Tem HMU,

ltd.

itORK POISONING ...

E A I E

Tho Patent Vnrased Block Tin Pipe, aaaafsotar* ed by Oolwella, Shaw A W11 lar3, of Now York, supplies a want long sought for, aad its frfttt immunity from

WTMM, wil

at once resommead it

as ths only safe and sultabis pipe for convsslsg water for do usetoc pnrpee»». This Patent Tin Lined Pipe li highly recommended by all ths most emtnsat Chemists aad Physicians of the East, and by the WATKX COSHissiasxss of New York Brooklyn, Boston. Charieetoo, aad many ether cities. ir

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CINCINNATI, OHIO

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