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

XERBB HAUTE, IMID.1

Tuesday Moraine, Beeeaker 1VIW

THE

Virginia Constitutional Conveiv

tion has baenin session several days with' out making any headway. The are absorbed in trying to devise some plan to prevent obstructionists from persecu.. ting their negro employes for political reasons. The subject was brought up by a black delegate's offering a resolution for the appointment of a committee of fivi 1© nvestigate what can be done to put a stop to intimidation of loyal men who are not landholders, who voted the Republican ticket, and who are distressed therefor by disloyal landholders. After coniid* _prable rambling debate the subject was postponed and the Convention adjourned. Wo apprehend the Convention will And it impracticable to incorporate any such prohibitive foature.iato the new Constitution. The attempt shows a misconception of the nature and designs of organic law. A. Constitution should be the em bodiraent of fundamental principles and an outline or framework of the machinery of Government. To make it a code of laws is to subvert it. In this case some negroes have just cause of complaint against their employers, but the present

Convention can apply no specific rerfedy yet if it pursues the even tenor of its way, and lets the subject enCirely alone, as direct issue, it will put an effertual check upon the evil in question. If the late slaveholders find that the negroea. and their white friends appreciate their delegated authority and use it wisely, and if above all reconstruction upon the basil of, a well-devised Constitution shall have become a fixed fact, then they will be coriV vinsod that any petty spite againsj^ the colored people would be to their own disadvantage. This consideration should persuade the Convention to dismiss en? tirely the subject over which it has stum-' bled thus far in its session and address! ititself to the legitimate work of framing a Constitution that shall be a worthy system of Government, and foundation jfor the legislation of the State. Its membera, have wasted too much time already ip is futile endeavor to do by direct ftekss what can best be effected indirectly.

The great law of supply and demand regulates the relations of labor and cApital. The landowner can no more get! on without the landless laborer than the latter can without the former. Neitftwil absolutely dependent upon the other, iy6t neither can have any prosperity while making war upon the other. White: la borers will not immigrate to VirginiA in any considerable numbers under existing circumstances, and the land must either be idle or be cultivated in the maili by blacks, and with all their folly the fro-, priotors of the soil will not pay taxei oh' unproductive land merely to spite the radical negroes While the Conven tion is impeded by this labor question a "conservative" Convention Msemble^ In Richmond. The character of the Con vention may be inferred from the jlact that R. M. T. Hunter, at whose house!the traitors in Congress perfected their treason plo(,

was

the leading spirit. A series of

resolutions, six in all, were adopted,jset ting forth the position of those represent ed. The substance of these resolution is that the late ruling classes are determined Sf possible, to maintain political supra macy by the organization of a "v^hite man's party." One of the resolutions adopted authorized the "CeatiAl -Ctam mitlee" to take steps for testing the £on» stitutionality of the Reconstruction jacts in the United States Supreme Court. The Convention seems to forget that the Re construction acts have already beep|6ub» jected to that test, and that it is absuijd to think of repenting the process. We jidge from the speech of Hunter that the "con servatives" prefer military rule to rejjon struction upon the present plan. If the majority of the people are of the sfeme way of thinking, then, according to the law, they can be accommodated but if us is probable, the objoction to reconBtruc

aristocracy, now in a hopeless minority the good work will go on unimpeded by tho obstacles thrown in its way by the obstructionists.

THE

enemies of the loyal governments

in the South make the most reckless statements as to the financial condition -of their Treasuries. Fortunately, these false' hoods ara hardly uttered before Bwift refu tation comes. A few days ago, some lover of the old slave-holding regime published a most doleful account of the otter bankruptcy of Tennessee—no money in the Treasury, and no taxds/soming in till next July and the question was asked, what £wouid the bondholders do When their coupons were presented and, not paid? The answer conges too quicker to allow these wicked statements to affect the object of the concocter—that is, to depreciate the price of the loan in the foar. ket for the Treasurer of the State ot Tennessee has already remitted the ffcnds to New York, and, on January 14, the interest then due will|be paid at the Fourth National Bank of that city.

Mobile Daily Times under .pre

tense of publishing an "apology" for (previous abusive language, indulge* in an outbreak of scurrillity much more worthy of punishment. The curses, both loud and deep, heaped upon the heads of the commanding officers in the South, pass all endurance. Of course these uewspapers would not publish anything disagreeable to their subscribers, and the sentiments so vigorously expressed in their columns must be considered as prevailing ty the community where they circulate. -Villains, vagabonds, thieves and renegades are epithets scattered abroad in profusion, and applied to Union officers who honestly endeavor to temper the severity of the law. What inducements for leniency can there be when such are its rewards 1 t-

THE Journal

was so thoroughly! dis

gusted with the proceedings of the butternut convention laat Saturday that it did not even condescend to say that "the crowd was large and enthusiastic* and that Hon. B. W. Hanna made one of his ablest speeches," 4c. The failure to make such a statement is ominous of defeat next fall.

SSSggMl jgg, ...

[he Democratic Convention held ai the Court House, on Saturday laaf, you published my name as a delegate from this township. J» certainly was never consulted in any manner in regard to the use of my name in that connection, nor did I

iipn.'A ."ki-it

E. B. ALLEN,

Senator on the Late IJeetJon A passage recently occurred in the Senate of the united States between Senators Hendricks and Morton, in reference,to ruificance of-the late rieptioaht Inthe 'c^^M^of negro raffl-^ge North and South. We reproduce the remarks of Siiiator MWton

Th5 people of Indiana in the election of 1864, both the State and Presidential election, declared strongly in favor oftgie policy qf prosecuting the war and putting down the rebellion by force of armsi— They declared against the policy of a suspension of hostilities for thepurposej o4

LTuftjng nefbtiitions|wit¥"theKjfin|ederkte LuttwHies/f Elring jtfeaf canvfisjfelso the question of the.abolition of slavery

cussed, and the public sentiment bj majority of thirtjc thousand was unques tionably manifested in favor of that prw osition. In 1866theconstitutional ameM

the fourteenth article, was a distinct ISJI aqd altover our State,

the poiDkpf tn

__ otew of some fifteen tfiousand. The policy in opposition*tt it was mai«tam«H believe ably by my colleague in common with

colleague has Voted in the Senate on toese questions I simply desire" to state what has been the policy of the people of p.

One wora now in .reference to the elec tions that tiatte 're&iiASfy todk place, Mr President It was yesterday said by the

wmndumast

New Yorj£,,$y fifty thousand major ty, had declared against the policy of reconstruction that, ha? beenadoptedby Cpn_ ft*! .' flu^tW ikll^#94^ ^^Wait I differ entirely from that Senator in regard to the effect and in regard to that election. It is true that there are a large number ot Republicans in the Northern States WBo are opposed to negro suffrage in their owfa owis. It which'has not yetbetfA COnqilerM.'They argue in this way, that there is no nefcessisy for negro suffrage in Indiana and

Ohio, because thoy say there is no nebes sity for it there,"are equally strong in! fa vor of it.for the purpose of sustaining *1 State |o#eAfflehts in all the SbiKhjorn States. If the question was submitted to the people of tfew York. as. to whether/the negroes of tlie South should be allowed to vote for the purpose of overcoming the rebel majority down therfe, I'^havs no doilW tbay would declare-by* majority of over fifty thousand that they were in! fafor of it' first, fori tifcf Irotlotion of jthe

TIFTGROOFE THOINSOHYG&I FTAD SBCORFDLVJ FFR JTHO

Pfe^'ii.

r^^to^he District

There is understood to be a large majority of the whfte^peo^le'whb, ifthey did [not actually take part in the rebellion, at lpast strongly sympathized tvith it, and arej exceedingly hostile .to the policy of Congress ind to conferring'- ahy Wgh» eii,ith^ {colored race. If the question was submitted to the people of Indiana whether allfpO* litical power should be conferred uponjthe colored citizens of the District of Column bii I have no^oubt that each State would decide in favor of it by a very" large majority-., -.

It may be said that -tnis is lrfeorrtistent I grant it, and I regret, under the ciraimstances, that the fact is so but stall I think no inference can be drawn agdinst the policy of Congress either in regaiid to thil Distrit^ oV ln regard jo thej^du^h from Hhe recent elections. It is well known that they turned entirely qpon other questions.

The Senator said, -Uwit the ..time had passed #hen^the epitMtls wHch Bad" been applied toward the Democracy of the Northr-if the Senator^ will accept that statement ttf itMjould not fee longer 4«ed I think the Senator will find himself xnis taken. I think the popular hatred ofithis rebellion and the hatred of those who "aid ed the rebellion in the North, is ju^t strong as it ever was and the idea »thi this feeling has passed away and subsided Will be found to be a mistake. It may sometimes sleep while the people have their minds diverted to some other Questions they may turn aside incidentally, and for a time even act with the c^her party but, sir, in ten years fi'om this time that feeling will be strooger than it it to day, and twenty years hence,.in my opinion, it will be overwhelming and the next generation will entertain it far rhore

to the present purpose. The Senator's position may be stated briefly thus: The Senator acted with the Democratic party qf Indianatand the Nortlj he was add is a prominbnt and distinguished leader} If that party was in favor of the prosecigiofl* oPtbe war-imd ef putting down the rebellion,'and in favor of the adoption ofi the measures necessary for that, end. .then the Senator was ihliavefc 6f Chat ®e p»rty was not, then the Senator was not, becatteo he-Was and is in»harfhony-witll his party. .Mr.^rosidehCf

District—the domestic government created here by charter. It is believed that a very large majority of the white- voters here are disloyal—have either participated actually or sympathized, e^rnfstjv fwittt be rebellion and fbf that reason 1' un dertake to say that the majority

a a

SulnoHize or perfhff it. ^STna oeennow jraee jn Qhio would vote for it in the Dis nearly four years 8lB«0 I eMirely fithdrew from politics, and in that «me I have never attended a political Ineeting of any kind, and it was my intention then tad is now, aev$r again to have: any thing tt^do* wlt$ I do^not belong toj or owe obedience to, any party. I am certain I am not Democrat, and I am equally as- certain I am no Radical.— Whenever a party presents principles that I believe to be right, that advances the cause of the country and the interest of the people, and candidates thpt are hotiea$ ala.caf»abl«i, will vpte fo&|hem without any regard to party^ames. That is (my platform and that is, the party I am going to dnll in Tifer6ffAef.

fifty

frage in trict of Columbia, becaMa the£\believe that here it is a necessity to the establishment of a loyal domestic (cjt^ government. It

An lDYOluntary B»nkrupi^^ Among the 'list tr inifoluitai7- bknkrlipts is the name of W. P. Waring, formerly of this city kpp^M#i»all store on Wisconsin street, afterwards next to Music Hall, and still later in Young's block. He became indebted to houses in this city in sums from $200 to $2,000t^nd fihfflly sold out. "The credftofe h«i^liiin arrested, and he is now locked up in jail for debt, with the expectation of proving fraudulent transactions thereto. It is claimed -that Waring, after selling out went te Chicago ^with oyer ^^.an his pocket, designing to pay up nis aeqts there, but that h^ went to the theatre, and during the evening drank a number Of gin cock-tails,

that

the Revere House, a clerk fir tne flotise pi creditor accompanied him, and saw him put to bed in a stats of intoxication

His yest, in which }t. .was x\pim^ the large sum of money wis.Sfks pnt ahder his pillow- Ttte c^k .loc^ thjB door to the outside, gave the key to the clerk

In Berlin,-Prussia, there is an organi zation for the mental improvement of the working classes, which has been in squ*

other Northern States for the protection

them to the conviction that there is a jne,cessity for it in the Southern States and

are or

tated by the working classes in the United States. The society owns a fine buildipg on one of the principal streets, which iis

lie. There is a lecture hall, together with a library and reading room, and jhe

court, a verdict foV An appea was taken by'the firmer to the Suprejme G«urtV)f Itidftina, and a short time since Jthe court affirmed the verdict of the eo&rt, holding the,farmer for the anjount of $4,00t damages assessed, ^hjs^is a^ jm portant decision, it bolds that poreoB_g j°^J living upon tho lines of railroads in ttfis^

.Ste.ttfj cannpt^ayp^cthekvstock t^r^n at large so as to endanger the safety of passing trains,,without being legally responsi ble for all damages that may ensue fijon such stock being run -over -and ,throwing the trail1! off^^ 'tbetW&ckf— 9izeie' -m' -V

A (SIN^LK

JDROP-of

Frangipanni will pisrfume tne ifand^er chief for many days. It is the most qon centrated apd lasting perfume |n the mar ket. 'r"x tf^w

TBsCWtiir p^iw JuWhab^'.slrMfst sbbg when dying. In' like manner, the fra granco of iPhalon's^jjlNigbt-BJoqtaing Cereus" grt w«. morBj iexquisite "as it becomes fainter. This is' not the case ^rith^ the ordinary extracts for tho handkerchief. Their original scent soon lapses, into aidecidedly repulsive odor.—2Veto Haven Palladium.

p5—-^Pftitft&a-i-ipi1eaci(

Srx P's^—Pcfets^Pa.irftferaj^-rt'eactiers —Players—Printers and Politicians—all suffer from Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaints, and ail diseases which they may cure or prevent by the

off lanMtkmjftjttersA If those

s^erefJiooS' thls^bifters, Poetty would be purer, tho Paintings granper, the Sermons ljvelier, the Acting trwar, the Printing neater, a^dtheToJrtics hdnester. Thissplendid tonic invigorates the system, and .enables the. brain to .vjork healthy. •. -,s-

Perhaps no other article was eve^ |p. well endorsed by all who have used it^

MAGNOLIA WATKB.—A

TB'RfeAb

thff' incon

sistency of enforcing negi suffragja at the South, and not doing it'at the North, I said—and esud wbat is.a fact,, and the Senater's Intelligence will acqjird.te the truth of it in a moment—thjrft there Ate men everywhere in the.North who •re opposed to enfranchising the negroes' in the N ctthera States on acoount of their prejudices against theip^ oli tho ground of color, and who aayiMre'is no necessity for it in Indiana, there is no necessity for ^iwriwrr&ecesiity for itlnOhto^ becaase thsre the negroes are protected anyhow in the enjoyment of their rights, and they say there is no ne« cessity for there on accouirt of the public safety,

Thai is the amimbht they use. I^o. not acoord with it myself, bnt the same men are just as earnestly now in fhvor 6f negf« svmage in the ^outh ae any^ dthef class of men, becauseweiits have proved that it is necessary in on)er to the establiahment of legal and loyalState governments down ttere, not because they love the Colored wiilf te the South' Wtte* than they loYe htin'ih lndlana or Ohio, buit because events have shown that loyal State governments can not be established and

delightful toil

et article-r-gupe^iej^^pbg^B at half'tho price. [4-deodw2w. jjg.

klME COM'L COLJ

OLD COURT HOUSE, BajLPINQ^ DOOfe-ltespiftg sfngfe and aouftTe entry, Ihftll itt forms, pertaining ta business life Ponmanship and Arithmetic. Terms within reach oC all.

G. MBBBIiiL, J4. £),.

Si*-

TKBEE 1}APT 15, 1

OfFicE—At Bnntif Hqn», Boom Knmbep 65, where he mi* be founo" at/ all honra, jnltless absent on" professional service. A1«0[ all calla from tha dtJ or conatry, i«y or night^wlll a I O

jgOOKS AND. ^JATIONfiKY:

M. W. O'CONNELL Hasdisp&rfd of his'lfcder|akSfr}BoiiDisS, wililchv hid Wome necees«Syia conselutnd Of (fee ijapl®. increase of I^ls

BOOK T^RlD^i He'wtll a^W'devote his«ntfire1ftt8HtWt» the latter branch of business, and with /nil. and complete stock of I Books and Statin aery,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

MAGAZINES* PAPERS, &cM Ac., a oontinnuioe df th# trt^ Iwwtofole to ih^nOW bMtnwM) •'. ttf

ON BAKBR1.

•SB*1'

FRANK HEIKIO ft|l)KO ManafiwtursM of all kinds of

CRACKEBS. and Dealers in O E I E 8

On iAlajette St., between Oaaal and Depet, E A E de30dlj INDIANA.

ADIES.fsa will bo AtODUhed at the T»]U8 of all kind* of and jaitiy celebrated flcm ot GRAHAM ft CO^,.

FOB OS1.TOSE DOIXAB! iSuoh as Silk,

MHTIBOI

fit

the hou&, and^teld4im iHit Waring h»d large sum of money with him, afid must not be allowed to leave his roam during the night. In the morning^T^r|jing raised the alawj |balj Wjt ^5^ been taken during the night an

The detectives made search for the monejr tet ing was arrested on complaint of the crauitors, and is now ,going through banj1' ruj tcy.—Milwaukee Wisconsin.

thT

4#-

An Important Uecisi

An exchang$says that some time agp cow belonging to a farmer or. the linft of

Baixroad, in one of the northern coun of Indiana ran upon the track in fronl an advancing train, throwing the trainioff the track, badly wrecking it, and injurfng several perspns. The. railroad compatny sued the owner of tlie cow 'for_ the full amount of damage caused the train hy the accident, ^and recovered, id the roWer ii 3• A A nn/kc] "Tii

AFTD

SJiawla,

FHANK'Sfor

Table

ajb-2-W.

Covers' Watches, 'jowel^r,Silver Fisted Ware, Sewing Machines, 4c. This Is no humbug,, bnt tioad rpui clat of ten sod upward*, for ^J aSinf the' goods, with

Aeenis wanted in every town, free? Addtesa, GRAHAM A'CO. 8treet, Boaton.

cent, for

oath check, and the getter np of the club willre-Taloable-present, worth from *3w, presen according to nnhiber of namea sent

Circulars sent

61 te

C6 Federal

SPANISH ANTIDOW.-roittife

cure for Oonorhoea Gleet, Ac. 1 Per *ot'1. iz bottle $5. Sold by »llDn,W',"-nind dress JOHN JONB8, OrnggUt, cor. Ho0»t0n»ana McSoagal StteeU, N. Y. _______

Physiological View of Marriage, The Cheapest Book Ever Published. I Oeatalnlnc nearly Three Haaired Pages

And 130 One plates and engravings of the Anatomy of the Hnman Organs iu a state ot Health *nd lisease, with a treatise an Kar'T

rors. its Deplorable Consequences upon the Jftina and Body*with the Author's Plan of Treatsient thoouly rational-and sncoesslnl mode of oure, as shown by the report ef oases treated. A truthful adVlser tbtheuarfied and those contemplatine marrisge. whe entertaiu doubts ot their phv^tcal condition. Sent free of Postage to any address, on receiptof 25 cents In 8°''^} currency, by addressing DB. LA OltOlX, Wo. 31 Maiden Lan^, Albany, N. The auth»r may be consulted upoff any of the diseasea upon wnich his book treats,eituer personally or by mail.— Medicines eeotto any part of the world.

CENTURY TOBACCO ch-jrt/-v *9" Wehsveeetdls» tplUvl icaaUaHe*, nor «io wo

PAClfcBD intend to teise packing l\ 'HUN BBAKD $100 Hall}' in vapkhb of '""noilTT I t'entary Tobacco, re-

Uciliy ports to the cuutrary Mondays, one 5100 Note notwithsteniliug. Toesdajs. 'Two Fifties. We are making Wett'daysj flv» 1 wenties the

CJUITOIW

PASI8, 8th April, 1864, 26 Hue Fauby, St. lio"®*e, 'Wiii you be kind enough to hive f-rwanlj-1 me here 200 bottles of ypur Indian 1-iiUiuent you will wnd at the same time the accoun'. will forward Job ttt. ampuuf through Mess

BF.LJIOM A CO., ISEW

Wltn a lioraiy anu renuiug r" 4^^^,i»AV*fcBAby land or seaahould principal object is to diffuse among tWT

ale ige

"stents' of 'eJuCatloH,4XandV^?r'ltdi^redge special to the occupation of each. VoCal

and instijum^ntHli ^ai^siBe^q^versatiOn gymnastics, and other refining and eleva ting means are employed, in which |h wiviSs aftd*olSltti(©n of- the ilMmoors tdke part. The monthly contribution in sup port of this institution amounts to ^ut eieht cents, for wbich sum any workman fleh^ln ftioFliiitfviMesseven years this society Has educated 36, 01^ yorkmen on teach evehinJfn thousand persons may be found who would oftierWiW sjpend their ings in the saloons of the city

York. '.

BABfiK SstpaoH .BoiBsoaixb having recoup uitudeii tp jnany of hla" ffiends MaiOr' LANK XiliJlilEifr, and thiy .being desirous to procure itt ie showid advise him to gtablish a depet in llSfei*-.

T1I£ INDIAN UXUUNT, Asa relisfj aver ready a« a klller of Pain, taken inWmdlj, or" outwardly applied, has no equal, for the roller and cure of KhCMtatle and Neuralgic Afffcctloas, 8«raias, Bnnscs,*c., it is uncuuftU6cl. It is aIao most ©UicAcihus, tweo inwardly, in tho care.of (Jholcra. Oraaips and Pains in tbe atevsch, Diarrhoea, Dyes»eatery, Cholerail»rk^bhoiera laJtatMi. Ac..andu without excfipfioo the most wonderful l'anacea the world art'ordA. *N6 FAMILY sKoutd be with-

UttV0

memhers of the, society the ^nrraL cue- .•

jJ0ttie. MINKBS and ITABMIBS resid-

l«.,«.iaince

t^om rtirtfciaus should keep it

iDK at atOilttiace (fom Jhyslciaus should keep it constantly on hand, fa case of accidents, and sudden attacks of Stomach Oemplaents, its value nannot be estimated. Inauiie forMalo tA\Ito INDIAN LLMMgT. and take no other. SO Ctf. par bottle. For sale at Wholesale rfuil Retail tvDemii Barnes & Oa., 21 Park Bow.^N Y.: Ual^A Bobihson, 186-OreenwiflU St., N.X F. C. Wells A Co., 192s ulton St., N.

eonritersirnbd by

thdre, ev^n

Obas. fi

Crittenden, 88 6th Avonue, M. Y. and by re. spestable Druggists throughout the warld. Hone cenuihe unleffl signed by-

JOHJI TBOS. LAMB,

LAMS A

CO., Proprif

163 Broadway, N. Y. Send tor Circular.

r-S^-Slr MBI^S & GBNTLEMBN in tne -week, -at '1 e«m one You can have a beautiful Card Photograph, fri ...° v.„ fhdro oftxptnH, (mi circulars of:?»r great Dry an fancy Goods Sale) by sending stamp for retur

(JIRCVLAB SENT I REE,

Csold,

ONTAINING Lisrt.Qf Dry and Fancy Oocdst Watches, Plated Ware, Cutlery, &o., Ac., to be ONK DOLLAB for each article. Ogea^ inducements to Agents. PLUMMBB A MOUL TOS, J5 Marshall Street, Boston, Mass.

vm ABM

DOMING,

And will present to any person sending us a club iu our Great One Dollar §ale of Dry and Goods, ic., a Silk Dress Pattern, Piece ofSh 'f&ii' WiAchvAc,. free of cost. Catalogue of and sample,,sent .to any address free. A ress ALLBN, HAWKS A CO., 16 Federal St., Boston Mass. P. 0. Box 6125.

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from the

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P. LOHI L/ABl), Klue UBtTobSCCO m*uuY6.18 A20C(iamb»rs8t, factured. eold^by all HifiW YOttK. respectable jobbers.

TUe iilcftest Mas In me World,

Extract from a Letter from Baron Bolomon Jt.,th»child,

most

intense deaire in the Minda ef tke people to obtaia it. it* official character and ready nit, cosabined with an increased commiwton, make it the beat anbeodpttoa bodt ever published. Send for Circnlars and see oar terms, and why it sells faster than an other work. Addteaa JOKES BBOTHKB8 00., Clnctanatl, 0. Bt. Lonis, Mo., or Davenport, Iowa.

PATINT WIATHEB STRIPS.—Aft

cxassiaaUoa of its merits will coaviaoe any one that Torrey's Patent Weather Strips exeeli all others. Send for illnstrated circular. Agents wanted in every town. •. 8. A J. TOEB*Y CO., 8ole Hanniactnrers, 72 Maiden Lane, Kew York.

WANTED—AS

STBIPS,

AGIST—One chanoein each

town, worthy the attantion of an active boafeees aiaa, to take the agency for the tale of BaiDsraBM's BUMU MotaDisa axb

applied to the sides, bottom, top and centre of doors and windows. The sale is beyond anything ever oflered before to an agent, and from 910 to $26 per day can be made. Stnd for agents' circular. The first who apply secure a bargain. Terms for Moulding, cash

B. IBiDSTBlZT

WE STILL LITE ged by Imposten or "patent" east im or "Stencil tools." Send for oar Hew Caualogue of IMFROYSD STENCIL DISS, 20 varieties all pf Steel, carefully finished and tempered. 8. M. 8PKNCCB CO., Brattleboro, Yt.

$10 A DAT MADE BT ANT ONE, with my Patent Stencil Tools. I prepay the samples free. Beware of infringers. My Circulars will explain. Address A. j. FCLLAM, Springfiild, Vermont.

VEBYBODY

GIX CUT IIUI

Own

OMTH-

INO for Men or Boys, by using

PABSON'S

Ssir iRsravoTiae Caaats. Complete set. sent to any addrees for 92 00. Agents order a sample. Send stamps for terms and circular. HUBBBLL A PABS0N8. Unadilla, N. Y.

is the Bestjkaice ever offered Agents One or two days' time will secure a good Sewing Machine, Watch, silk Drtss, BeTOlrer, or lomo other aiticle of equal value, Fr« Of Coat.

AgenU wanted everywhere, male and female, for the best One Dollar Pawnbroker's Sale in the oountry. Send forCircular. S. C. THOMPSON ,4 00., SO Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.

THE 1IEST IS THE CHEAPEST!

HARVEST IS OVEM I THE YIELD IS GREAT! PROSPERITY ABOUNDS

WINTER IS COMING!

AND NOW IS THE TIM* TO TAKR

MOOBE'S RURAL NEW-YORKER,

TFIK6BRAT TOWN AND COONTBT WKTKLT! THK RUBAL is the Leading and Largest Circulating Newspaper of its Glass on the Continent,— superi in Value and Variety of Contents and Beauty of Appearance, it embraces more Agricultural, Horticultural, SelcntiQc, Educational, Literary and KewS Matter, interspersed with Engravings, than «ny other Journal—for it comprises Departments devoted to or including Agriculture, Choice Literature, Horticulture, science and Art, Kkeep Husbandry, Kdacatloa, (.razing, Itainruig, ToaU's Beading, lturai architecture, tieueral News, Domestic Kconomy, Comsierce, Markets, With Ittmtration*, Taltt, Ettayt, Mtttic, Poetry, Re(itMMS, Enijmat, tic., tie.

TnE

BUSAL

YJJ

{{Bw-YoaKsa is.a National Joursal

circulating largely in the East and West, North and South. It

EMPLOYS

THS

BEST TAUNT

in all

Departments. Its corps of Kditors, Contributors Ac., Comprises many of the best farmer#, Plant ers, Wool Growurs, Grasiers, Horticulturists, Ac. and also Authors. Scholars, Ac., of note and ability- In brief the Sua** 1* A6Iy Edited, Profuuly lUtutraled, Nratly Printed—Practical, Scientific, The• ful—Moral, Inttruclive "and Entertaining. Wherever located.—in Oountry, Village or City,— ¥OU WART THK RURAL!

Y0L« FAMILY AND FRIENDS WANT IT! For Jt is adopted' to the wants of all. Note that it is not a monthly, but a Large and Beautiful Weekly.

Each No. contains Eight Double Quarto Page» printed .u extra style,—Clear Type, Good Paper, and more and better

IUUSTSATIONS

other Journal of its Oiass. A Title Page, Index Ac., at close of Vol. TEBMS-OslylS a Teas1 to clubs often. $2.60 per copy. Vol. XIX begins Jan. 4, 1868.— No a is the time to Snbtctibe and Club- Great Offers to Olnb Agents. Specimens, Show-Bills, Premium Lists, 4a., BEST rsEE or the 13 nnmbers of this Quarter, (Oot. to Jan.) on trial, for'

The business or this. Coaipaay is confine EXCLUSIVELY to the Iisaraice of First K- viaw, Healthy Llres, t}i PC«

U-

0°OD

Epistles of Corry o'tanus.-in irres'a tibly laughable bock of comic opinions, lliustra t8d.. *l

£0

««intB'« StpaSe«T.-»A splendid hew English Love Story. Beautifull and profusely Illustrated 60

Leaveth

BETER8IOKABT MT1DESDS

O O E E N oa Casta Dividends in Advance!

No Notes'taken on vhlch the Insure* must pay Interest, or to be deducted from the amount OF THE POLICY at death..

All Policies have a CASH Surrender Value,

SPECIAL FEATURES:

THE STOCK PLAN By which the full cash effect of the premium

rendered

lmni' dlate% Secure and Certain,

In lieu of a dividend, which is

Distant, Contingent and Uncertain

LOSSES PAW IN THIRTY DAYS After due notice and proof of Death.

HOMIJ OFKICB, NEW YOKK CITY.

Office Western Department, 21 La Salle Street, Chicago.•

CUA'd OILMAN SMITH, M.D.,Medical Director T. ORM9BKK, Manager.

The P/emiums

Charged by the UNIVERSAL are aj low as the actual experience of insured life In this country will lustify. and on theordinary Life and Ten -year hob-forfeiture Policies, are nearly ONE THIRD LOWEK, than tbote charged by ^he majority of Mutual Companies." ....

seven copies, $0,00 twelve

and aoapy grati* one pear to

tie

ef.itwtoe.

ilagazins in theJiWorld

penon

Stogie number, 16 cents.

Jkna^taiApt for? speoimen -copy. The

Oheapnt

Address

JJCIMPTT, THQIFFES St

TALBOT, Boston, Mass.

*."(£

Trc

'•The cheapest rates of premium consistent with entire and perfect safety to the insured, best subserve the public interests, and operate to extend the benefits of these beneficent Institutions. It is Needless and KxpSnsire to pay over Money or Notes tea Life Assurance Company lor the purpose onlv of having the same returceti. Hon \V'|.l] Um Barnes' Report, 18G1.

M. J. WHKKLEBi Gen'l Agent iot Southern Ind„

SepSO.leodlm Tene«Haute.

McClure's Combination

BOILER&FURNACE

Promises to be the Most Economical, Safest and Cheapest Boiler and Furnace in the World

THK

DM. MOS.

THLT ye»r

¥KEK. LLDDNM S. U.-WlIiL8,389 Broidwiy, K. Y.

Ki.IolftlTa» E STB PAPEBB OF THE X\| UHXTJtB STATES. A oumplete Hit of

SrAitttnl IafplemenU,

Oarrlage and Car-makefe, Palis ani WoMen ware Oanvaa. Metal utd fthlngle Boob, (It Mot Fire aad Wit»r proof), Bridges, Barial OAaee, Oanel Beat*, Shtpa, Ships' bottom. WUor Oil Cloth., (one Munnfimtnrer

IuitIdx

an4 SOOO bble. the

pa*t year,) and a. a- Mint for eny pnpoee is nnmpiMed for body, amiability, alameity, and adheelT.De i. Prloe SS per bbl., of 3001be, which' will .apply a farmer fbr year, tq oome. Warranted in all eaeei a. abon.. Send for a oircnlar. which gives fell partioalars. N«a»fMnina aula— branded in a trade mark. Oiaften XlBMal Paint. Addree*DANlkLBIDW*LIi,Propiieter, MiPearl Street, New Tork. Agwits Wanted.

pit .*'

JB01LKR AND FUBHAOK IS GOTTEN np upon the plain common ienie principle or generating .team. It i. much .afer than the ordinary Boiler, being entailer, and can be. added to, or diminished, by the namber of eeriee. The irregular espaneion snbject to Boilers, 1» obviated, there being no flaes in them to resist the expen.lon of the ehelL They are

Readily Grot At for oleaning and repairing, an 1 the ezpenie of making new, ie leea than any other known. They lit a laving of at Ieaat one-half of the fuel.— The application of hpat to them Is to direct the attack on aU the eeriee bnt the flnt one on the •ide above any collection of ledlmeqt in the bottom, beeidM completely wrapping the boilers with the flame. There is between each of ne. Boilers ./ As A4justf»ble Aparatns, for the purpose of regnlataing the attack of heat on the Boilers. It is also made smoke-consnm-ing, by aimlttlog air through pipes laid at the highest point of elevation between the boilers those pipes are perforated 1th holes. The lines nndor them are enrved almost the shaptf ef the Boilers, with reoessesor cavities under each Boiler to releive the ashes whioh oan be cleaned ont at the little side doors. The onrrant of wat«r in each Boiler is independent of the other, being only connected bythe mud drum, at the end of tbo Boi«ere and gooee-neok pipe, as shown by the Jotted lines in the engraving.

They can be aeea in operation at Mr. George J". Ells' Woolen Factory, Terra Haute. lad. For particulars, aldreas, or see

McCLURE ft ELLIS. octldwtm

}U*&!&kb

ristmfe and Hew lears

1867.

BROKAW, BROTHERS & CO.,

HOUSE-FURNISHING

DRY GOODS!

AND GENERAL VARIXTT STOR*.

tl09 Main Street,

IS THE PLACE,

'AND •"f

Vow is the Tine

To parchase ont only tho usual array ol

Family, Dry jioonds,

But alflo, a Great Variety of j' -r-1-• I'vtx-'- ./its#'

Fancy Gkods •'Jf:• 'inKj' i' •,a* 10B

THE HOLIDAYS.

unpi

A few more sets of those Cheap Furs, Zephyr Yarns, Blankets, Comforts, &c.,

AX LOWER PRICKS

Than can be found elsewhere. ,^

i'0'

%viSi

»t. '."7

iJiiK

B. & CO.,

ftpave. ,the handsomest line of

Paper Hangings, Oilcloths, Carpetings.

than any

ONLY FLTTY

UEMTSI Address D. D. T. MOOBE, Rochester, jr. T.

HOUSE-FURNISHING

7\p.

AND

iTK'fW'ii

VARIETY

STORE,

No. 109 Main St., Terre-Haute.

"The Pas is Kiffhtier than the Sword.*7

THE GOLD PEN, BEST AND CHEAPEST OV PBRSt

Morton's Gold Fens,

The Best Pens in the World.

jTyr sale at No. 25 MaidenLane, New-York, an4 by every duly appointed Agent at tne same prices. 9

Morton makes no Tens stamped with the JVame or Trademark of any other therefore, where an Agency is established,

those wishing the Morton tPen must send to Seadquarters, where their orders wilt receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash.

A Catalogue, with fUll description of sizes and prices, tent on receipt of letter postage. 0

A. MORTON.

THE

FIRST PREMIUM Of ft Silver Medal W'ASAWAIPED TO BARREH'S HAIR RESTORATIVE

Af By tbc N. II. Stote Agricultiuiil Socl«ty. Its Fair, holden in NtUhaa, Sept. 20, IMiC.

AJUKETT'S

Vegetable Hair Restorative

ItfKtorcs Gray Hair to its Natural Color promotes the growth of the EUir change* the

and is the most popular and reliable article throughout the 4^.^ Ea?f, West, North, and ^r-

Somh- A»

•la R.

BARRETT & CO., Proprietor!, MAACHESTEK, N. II.

LORD A SMITH, Chicago, General North-West-ern Agents. JT. & H. Ai DAVI8,Aeent.»for Terro Hante, Ind. novlldwCm

B. MANNING,!

nocss, Stan AMD OHSA«NIAL A I N E One door Sast of the Star Grocery, TEBBK HAUTK, IND Plain and Decorative Paper BaLging, J'ancy and

Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings and Walls Mated aad CalcemlMi li Fresco Calsrs. Pianos snd Katnial Wood Polished in the highest style of the Art. Gilding on Glass and JaWnQsd Tin, in all Styl Ba.

It will he to the interest of tho«e who wish have eervlceable work done, to call on me. Information in bnylqg dnd mixing celorS, will be fur nlshed to persons rata or CHABGI. oc9dtf

OMNIBUS LINE.

c.B-

AND HACK LISnt.

Will attend "to all calls fbr trains leaving ths Olty.'and also deliver passengers in any part of ths oity with care and disbatch

All orders le tontbe Slate at the Post Offloe, at Davis' Drug Store, or my residence will be ]famp* If, attended to. jUnaMtr*

HOWARD MANNING, Hsaie, llga Mid Carriage Patntlng, sunse. FAPE*-HA««nre.

Vised paUts, of every descripOoa, Varnlshee, Putty, Ac., always on band, and fer ••'•on the •001 iwonitln tormi. ON call. Shop on Ohecrr street, between 34 and *th. o89dly

W TORt

Dress, Jaoiie ii^yM

CUTTER ..

fV*

Suits cut on scientific principles, and *. wurMMtod'to 7 .*'• iT

GIVE SATISFACTION!

Also* fine assortment of

A E S S E

THISiMINGS!

No. 85 Main Street, up Stairs.

M. JL» WALTER

CHEAP MILLINERY

NEW STOCK OF THE*^''

A E S S E S

THE

CHEAPEST IN THE CITY No, 85 Main Street.

r.n.fWs

(TJp

•u ir-. a

Christmas Presents for Babies, Christmas Presents for Boys, Christinas Presents for Girls. Christmas Presents for lathers Christmas Pr^ents for Mothers Cfiristmas Presents for Husbands, -I Christmas Presents for Wives, Christmas Presents for Brothers,' Christmas Presents for Sisters, Ch.istmas Presents for Nephews. Christmas Presents for Nieces,: Christmas Presents for UneleS, Chjistmos Presents for Aunts, Chriatma- Present* for Grandmothers, Christmas Presents for Grandfathers, Christmas Presents for Cousins,Christmas Presents for Friends,5''? Christmas Presents tor Everybody.

8ALL1E HASTINGS.

'QUEENSWARE.

jjfc.

WHOLESALE SXT AIL DBALKKS IS

yAy,

Qdeeti^wiire, Cil&8^i%s

Hou8e-farnisliing Goods,

COAL OIL LAMPS,

Lanterns, Table Cutlery, dtc,,

«2 MAIJf BTKEET,

Terre Hante,

aHae^dwSm

Ohrtmie

Window Shades,

limit

wIM»

Ever offered to this community, all of which will be sold at greatly roduced '.v-'s? '-'.prices. •,

nuX

VVlii?

Ind.

COLGATE COS GEBKAH

Erasive So&p

lie mannfcetured from Peas MATIRTALS, and may be otfisMared the SIAKDAKD sf IIUKLLKNCI

For sale by all Qrofcers. •j 94dwly

OOCTOB WHITTIEB, A BIGDIiABLT BBSD PHTSIUIAJJ.ae hi Jf\i Diploma which hangs In hie oflce will shiw has made

Messes d»

of HtBfe, an!

has a Cnlou-wideTeputatkm, having been Umfm

located

i» &. £e«iithea any othsr.OhMntoDttsasr Physician. Much of his practice has been of a private na tare.

SypkBit,

QsnntresLnM,.flWaawe,

all

Ori

msrp Dieeaeee, BypMic orMermrial Afmhoni of On Throat, Skin

Boner, OrchUie, Hernia

er Supture

also, the elfects of a Solitary Habit, rulnon. tc Body and Mind, producing blotchee, debility, im potency, diasiness,dimness of sight, ooafu.ioi ideas, evil fbrebodii

dimness of sight, ooafnsion hg, aversion to society, loss ol

memory, weakness, Co., not all these lit any oot oaee,bnt all ooenrring fte^nently in various case^ Ml*Accommodations ample, charges moderate

Consnltations by letter or

curee guaranteed, aflioe, free. Host ty Uenetrnatio n-aud Prteni without an interview, ana

can ha properly trnate a&oy,

So.'

medt^nest secure troti

observation, sent by mail or Szpnss. ,So hint lranoe to basiness in most oases. Addms Box S092, St. Lonis, Mo.

Hours—8 A. M. ta 8 P. M. Offlcc permanentl) located at No.61T St.0harlss.Btreet.between Siztl ud Seventh.one sqnare Sonth of Undell Hotel, itired spot in the centre or the oity.

Oonialtatlon rooms, and rooms for the acsom mdaatlon of such patients as ro|uire daily pereoi tl attention^ '. 'CTOBYBODY

Can get, In asoaled letter envelope,my Theory Symptoms andTieatment of Kervous,Urinary am jexnalMsoases,clearly delineating sill the diseaset conditions, with lull Symptom Lists, for t*r three-cent postage Stamps to prepay peetago.Oircnlar for Ladles,relating to Dlssasss of Pnher aprSdawIy.'

FOUNDRIES.

JAME8 SEATS. LYNDON A, SMITH. HXNBT H. BEACH.

VICM FOISDBY

MACHINE SHOP!

Near theT. H. A I. and X, *C. freight Depots, aii TKBBI-HAOTK, INDIAN^, I

SEATH, SMITH & 00.,4 r«pr,g.

Manufactnrdrsof Steam Kngines, Mill Gearii and Machinery of every description. All kindt of Iron and Brass OastiagS made to order. Kvwy olass of repairing promptly attended to.

NVOrdere solicited. The highest Clash Price Paid for Old Copper, Brass,and Iron. augOdwtf T. B. MG*KLRNKSNS* *. r. DKHQLKB. 1. BA*KASP rHEXIX

FOUNDRY

*M. AND

IVlachine Shbp,

^McKirresh, Dengler A Co.,

S. E. cor. 9th A Eagle Sts near Passenger Depot,

HEH TKBBK HAUT*. IND. *R»€

ManuCsctarers of Steam Koginee, Mill Machine^ ry, House Fronts, fire fronts, and Circular Saw Mills.

Special attention paid to the minulhctnre and repair of Brass Work, Patent Oillce Modtis, Ao. Wo are also prepared .to cut Toothed or Cog Gearings of either Cast Iron, Wrought Iron or Bran, in the most perfect manner.

SS" Bepairing done promptly. All partiee connected with this eetablishment being Fraction! Mechanics of several years expertenoe, we feel safe in saying that we oan rendet fall satisfaction to our customers, both in point of workmanship and prloe.

The highest price paid for all old scrap Iron delivered at the "Phoenix Foundry," near t' Passenger Depot.

McKIiFBXSH,

DXHQTILR

aug24d6mwtf

CO.

TTNION INSURANCE CO.,

OF INDIANAPOLIS.

Capital, #407,005 78.

THE LEASING THE IISUKANCI

CoiirAKT or Ian.,

A 8tock Company owned and controlled by the leading business men in the State. The follow! area part of the Stockholders, who are r«aideuts of Terrs Haute, and to whom we would refer those wanting sound and reliable insurance at fair rates,

Preston Hussey, Pres't Rational ,8.t»te .Bank. J. B. Cunningham, Druggist. L. O. Warren's Heirs. V*

HAVBNS A CO., Agents,

23dtf Offloe over Donnelley'* Drag Stare.

PLUMBING. R. BUCKELL being a practical

PLUMBlCB, anu at the request of many friends, beg* to announce that hS ia now prepared to execute all orders In the above basinees,,ln connection 1th his

House Painting and Graining.

SHOP—On Cherry Street, between Sd aad 4th BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, k^ fitted np on the most approved principles.

Repairing promptly attended to. sepS

Dr,

MILLER'S OMNIBUS

p. daughbkty,

Physlcisa aad Migssa, f«

TKRRK HAUTB.I IND. Will attend promptly to all prehesioaal calls In the city and country.

Orncs—Northwest corner of Toarth and llaln streets, (over Goodman'. Clothing Store.) Beetdence Ne. S5 Novth Fourth Street. oc29dt

QITZ BILL POSTER.

GEO. W. REIPSNIDER. Programme! tmd drmlan attributed in efOOD STYLE!

All orders left at :Dowllng Jlall| or at the be promptly •ttoamd to vltb Prlating Q9loes,'wlll nessand dlspatsh. sU4ti

:B P.

Hutnal Benefit Partnership

-th* great want ef the Osmmnnlty, (a general redaction ia prieee tke basis «f this partaership) A PROMPT BX3POBSX AND

Unlvergal Ptlreiiage Will Sscnrc to the People this

GREAT BLESSING

Reader, It rests with yoarself to make the

Buckeye the People's Store

If so, yoa become Partners at one? on the

Mutual Benefit Plan

AND BUT DBY GOODS AT

Great Bednctions.

To (brm each a Partnership with the People le onr intention, and requires that oar interests sbonld be matnal, that yoa may receive the roll

Benefit of Low Prices!

We, of the first part, will give the greatest amount of valne for the leaat money—and the People, of the seoond part, to extend a liberal patronage In return. This deue, and we pledge yoa

LARGET DIVIDENDS,

In eavlng Honey aad receiving more Goods for a Dollar than otherwise) payable at the time, and with every purciuwe made. We new .all tinder the

M- B. P.

And what heretofore was a mystery, will now become

A "HOUSEHOLD WORD,"

Because everybody is pereouallr interested in any enterprise whereby they receive a direct benefit —and through 4hi. medium—

Small Profit* being the Key to SUCCESS.

B.ery Man, Woman aud Child will 'bebeneflted in pr jportion to their wants.

New Goods Just Received!

Bought at a great decline in prlcee, to be sold at figaree ae follows: BMPBIS3 POPLINS—TS Cents per yard—1,800 yards double width, This is one or the greateat Redaction, of the Mason. 100 PArTSBNS DBB8S QUODS, Silk Stripe, cents per yurd. Good enough for the most fastidious to wear. IJOCBLB WIDTH CAMLET 010THT—Brown,

Stono, Bismarck and Garnet, 50 cents per y'd. FBBNi'H MBB1N09—Another Seduction—86 ocents a yard! The wonder is how Drees .Goods can be sold so cheap. The

't.Mtf' __

EXPLAINS THE MTSTXBT.

LYONS SILK TSCVJETS—Vor Cloate-a Inch width Cloak Volvets: 911,00 per yard, trlamings to match I

STARTLING REDUCTION

To the uninitiated and why Bscaass the

-11

Woi well, the mediam of InlbraiaUon for the People.

Wool Long Shawls $6,50

60 Days ajo worth $.09.

CHINCHILLA CLOAKS, »10,00—(TheGoods and Trimmings are worth $16,00), and why old so cheap This Is no mystery.

LIBERAL PATKOIAOE ASOTHB

GO HAND UV HANDi BLACK BEAVSB CLOAKS AND JACKETS— Black Heaver, fine quality, 96,60 per yard (Everybody buys It now.) FITCH, MINK as and all kinds. of PUBS—Mu*.

Far-trimmed Hoods, inolndlng a full stock of Children's Fnrs. INQUIRE TOB WHITE WOOL riAHNELS at 60 cents a yard 1 Bed Blankets 9S,00 per pair, worth 96,00 thirty days ago. P&INTS, (just received) choice styles—New

Styles—12^ cents. MDSLINS—Vlcacheo Mailins 1 yard wide, 1£% cti. per yard. Unbleached Muslim 1 yard wide }0 ceets per yard. Heavy yard wide Unbleached, 16 cents per yard. Ooed quality, yard wide 1234 cents* LALiCS' UNDKBWKAB—Fall Stock Wrappers and Pants. Children's Ubd.rwear: GENTS' UNDXBWEAB—Daawers aad Siilrt.,

Gents' Whiti Dress'Shirts. Heanquarters fjr Gent.' Furnishing Goods. Look at our Glovis and Hoslrry, with general stock of Dry floods, JffttlOBs and Fancy Goods, (Too largo to enumerate), bought since the decilso and just received, which we sew offer for

HOLIDAY SALES

Through the medium of the

At such tempting prices thst everybody caaaot fail to be convinced as they read—thst We Will Sell Cheap! To meet onr own, and the expectations of all, and demonstrate the "Mutual Benefit Partaership" to be "the great want of the community."

W. S. RYCE & CO.,

d&w

•info

MONUMENTAL.

rpHE UNDERSIGNED is Agent

-L for the

CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE MONOMMTS.

This material Is

Imperishable.

It la

the moet Elegant amd eueeeptiblt of tie kifhut poliih

any known material. Its chief constituents are the same as Cleopatra's Needle, and Pompay'a Pillar, at Alexandria, in Egypt, which still .remain mntmpaired fey

TUB BATA«n or CKMTUHIES. The superior beauty and durability of this ma« terlal is causing a demand for it in the Eastera States, where it is being adopted by the wealthier classes in preference to the Italian Marble.

A. specimen ot this Qranite may be seen at the Adams Express Offloe. Orders and inquiries will meet with prompt atntlon. Address, JAMKS 8. WILSON, 9d U' Box 7Si, Terre Cute, l»«t.

MORE POISONING

E A PI 1

The Patent Encased Block Tin Pipe, maaullMt«red by Colwells, Shaw A Willard, of New Tork, supplies a want long sought for, and its perfect

immunity

from cerronoa, wlsl at once recommend it

as the only safe and suitable pipe fqr oonverlng water for do-ueetic purp.s«s. This Patent Tin Lined Pipe 1 highly recommended by all the most eminent Chemists and Physicians of the East, and by the Warsa Bonatssiomias of New Tork, Brooklyn, Boston. Charleston, and many other citiee.

Western and Southern Agency at the Union Brass Works, and Depot of Plumbers', Steam and Oas Fitters' Materials, 246, 247, and 2tt West Fifth Street,

CINCINNATI, OHIO

POWELL CO,, Pvsprletera. nol9-d2taw-lm

r\ as

vs Main Street, between 6th and 7th,

FREDEBIK GEIGEB.

Having employed the servicee of J. 8. Ferguson, a well known practical workman, ha ia now prepared to execute all orders in the above business, with promptness and dispatch. octSdly

ww. j.niKin. asaai IISUI, TS. BALTIMOBE.

Wm, J. RIEMAN & SON,

•UCCmOBS TO

Wm. «T. Blemon Co.,

PORK PACKERS,

t-Wster Street, near Blaise's Mill, Terre-Haute, lnd. 0FF1CB—Over IKeetfall's Hat Store.

Hogs bought and packed on commission. Liberal advancee on pecking and conaigaments to our house in Bal limore. dsctdlm

J. M. WALTBB, Cnasr E»H*OKOUSK*, H. AaaoLD, Gen. Manager, Archi. a Scalp. Xaa. Stcaework Epptachonei

Walter,

Sksia larUe

A Co.,

UaiA* WastaaM

lid LMtN* firks,

Stone Building Work, Vaults, Statues, Menuinente, Head-stones, Mantlsa, at prises lower than any other Works in this Btate, as our

EsoUitltee are greater.

Alio Importers of 8cotch Granite Monumeata, Marhls Works (btaMlakci 1S48) near ths f. 0, Stone Yard and Steam Works at the T. H. A.I.

Freight Depot,

TKRRK HAUTK, IND. The Trade suppllsd with Sawed Stone and Marble at Liberal

Bates. OMSm

JOHN H. RXsIZ, lulj'i Block, Ho. 00 Mala Itnet, Terre Haute, Indiana,

Meys,

OST respectfully recomawadshls well selected stock of Jeans, Flaanela, pUa aad plaid Blankets, Coverlets, aad Wailen Knit, ting Tarns, ot dlArent kinds. Betas Mis enabled to warrant the first suality ef these Ctoode I meat reepeotftally Invito Cadles aad Geat~ to call and lnsnset thas. wool takea In sac tor flood*, ana ths highest ootSldawtf