Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 December 1867 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESSTBBBB HAlTTiJ. tNPf| Wednesday Horning, ttec. 13,|I8W "We 6tated in a recent issue that the Democrat Convention last Saturday WW rather more quarrelsome than otherwise, what there was of it. The

Journal

Hon.

The

charges that the "radi

cals1he are "clamoring" for a new jail, &c. We have not heard of any "clamors" from any sourco upon this matter, nor ha3 any body else. Several Democratic' Grand Jury men, have, at different times, stated under oath that the jail .was unfit in its present condition for the purposes for which it iB used. If the

Journal

A Card.

Finding that my principles, pelitiefiUj speaking, are not well understood by those who know •*Tne best^ and having heard that my name has been used by both the Radicals and Democrats

belonging to both parties, I see

it is now necessary that an explanation should be made, owing to the "pressure.*' It has been now about eighty yeaijB sinoe I "entirely withdrew from politics," and 'I have not attended more than fifty or sixty conventions since, and will not for the remainder of my earthly existence. I do not belong to, or owe obedience to any party. I swear I am not a Radical, and affirm that I am not a Democrat. Whenever parties present principles that I believe to be right, that advances the cause of the country and the interests of the peo« pie, and candidates that are honest and capable, I will vote for them without regard to moral character ot principle and sustain all the parties in mj own humble way without fear or favor from anybody. This is my platform and those are the parties I am going to drill in hereafter.— Certainly I cannot longer be misunderstood, and I don't want to be bothered again on thig subject. will say, however, that I will do business for men of all parties on the lowest terms.

William

Thb Journal

Journal

B. W.

choos-

os to villify and abuse some cf the hest men in its own party, it is none of our business to defend them.

Hanna,

is suggested for

tho office of Lieutenant Governor by some of his Democratic friends. It will be conceded by all who know him that he'is not inferior in point of talent to any man whose name has yet been mentioned in that connection, on that side of the house. It ii very easy to mention a fels low's name as a probable candidate for the nomination, yet at the same time it is quite hard to sucseed in the convention. Considering the ease with which men'# names' are put in print, it is astonishing to us that still more Democrats are not ans nounced as being willing to sacrifice all personal interest for the good of the party by becoming candidates before the 8th of January convention.

-A

editor of the

is furiously

Journal

mad because the ^Republicans will proba bly attend to their own business and not proffer or give advice to the Democratic County Commissioners as to the best manner of managing the county business* The

has persistently, wilfully and

meanly abused such men as A. B. Pegg and C. W. Barbour, while doing the best thoy could for the people ii controlling the county business. Now that they arej out of office, and Democratic OommisJ sioners are in office, a piteous whine is heard for help from the Democratic, camp. If the

party has elected

Journal's

incompetent men, or those whom its par-., ty is afraid to trust without help from the "radicals," it is not our fault. In the language of the immortal "J. N.," let them "lift the veil and assume the pres sure." The Republicans, invited to Callum H. Bailey's office to organize a financial Congress for tho Democracy, should not accept the invitation under existing circumstances.

is sorely troubled with the

England

feuians, and will probably continue to be so troubled until she relaxes, to some extent at least, her hold upon Ireland. The late attempt made in London to rescue fenian prisoners was attended with a terrible explosion, which though failing in the object, will be heard all round the globe. It shows that England has more than she can manage, and that there is no possible way out of the difficulty e*. fcept by a complete redress of all grievances. She may hang every Fenian she can get hold of, and still be further from peace than ever. Hemp is the best friend the Fonians can have, because it is SOW' ing dragon's teeth. It is true that these revolutionists protest against any settlement short of Irish independenc but a liberal policy on the part of Engl'and, bV which all Irishmen shall be guaranteed equal rights with all Englishmen, and by which the peculiar oppressions of Ireland shall be greatly mitigated, would probably so woaken the Fenians that they would be compelled to remain quiet.— Tim severities of the Government only awaken the sympathies of the masses of mankind throughout the world, and render it more honorable for Fenians to die for their country. It only stimulates that enthusiasm which knows no terror nor yields to any danger. Patriotism can be pushed into fanaticism by the course England has adoptee}, and fanaticism yiolds not to tho love of life. When so many dovoted men are secretly organized, not only in Ireland and America, but in England, and even under the very shadow of the throne, discretion becomes tho better part of valor on the part of the Government, and wisdom poiots to no other course than a speedy redress of all grievances. The demands of so large a number of men, sustained by unselfish devotion, will always extort the respect and sympathy of the vrorld, and that is a Mistaken statemanship which ties itafaith with a hempen cord.

Plattibnrg,

quotes the 7th resolution

jtdoptedin convention Sfturday, bwrJilg upon fte raicji and ^meritston "TM reS^ation wfs drif^ir T$ifHhe Hon. Tom. Dowling, a gentleman whom th«

Express

Journal

siy%

it is informed, by the "best and most reliable authority that the charge was ly untrue." We were not in attendance but got our information from a leading Democrat. If he grossly misrepresented the affair it is.not our fault, but it jsjonly another warning that reports from Democratic sources are not always the most reliable. ... v: I

has been quoting largely in

its discussion of financial matters. This slap in the face will probably relieve our cqfemporary, or at least convince it that he has no kind of sympathy with its finan"We do not consider ourselves "slapped in the face,''1 nor j4p-i«WB, k6ow what kind of sympathy Col. Dowlihg has with our financial views. We are for maintaining the National faith and credit in the |tricte»t sense, /by discharging Xhe

no,

tit

Barlow.

rpublic

|Kebt &» E&pjdly ai/possibje ^cording to the"terms of the contract. If the

Journal

or Col. Dowling i| opposeg,rtp,t^igj^icy it is sufelV n6t our "fault.

swamp

Oftr Public Isok

We learn fron th%report of Mr. Wit Mtf/CoranmmnwoPthe Land Office, that the area of the public lands, exclusive of jthe Russian (purchase,* 1^465,468,800 acresi The eiterit oftbjp ^urCnaSe,1s estimated at 577,3§0 square miles, or 369,529,600 acres, making a total of 1,834,'k 998,400'acres. The aggiiegdte sale of public lands which have been surveyed is 485,311,778jMres, leaving a l7§49^86j62Mcres yet^unsurv,eJM.^,Tid •quantity of pumlc land aisposed of during the last fiscal year is 7,041,114,50 acres 'j of which there was qold. for cash, 756, 619,61 acres located with bounty lane warranty 476 760 acres taken for. homo* Itfeada undjr ahd 1366,1,768,043,49 acres approved to sev eral States as

"in place.". .1,030,

020,22 ftcre»| for indetni&/ii!warrfpJ3elec tions, 36,429,93 acres titles vested in cer tain States .under, railroadV(wagonacrps,

road

cMalgrMifafcibjf ®$168,52

irtid located" with Agricultural and me-i chanic college script, together with selec tions made by States -within their tive limits, 2,429,072,83 Afertefc.-

The amount received on cash sales, pre-i emptionaf military ..sewp, received as, money,J&flkoram pflyarerfra and commissihn fees for locating agricultural scrip on] military warranto and railroad selections, commissions on pre-emptions and dona* tions, and proceeds from furnishing trans-| cripts under the act of July 2, 1864,' amounted to $1,347j862,52. The excess disposed of ,overthe previous year 2,411,800 ayres.

An explanation of the public surveying system is- given, indicating the structure of base'

7lines,

principal meridians, town

ship and sectional lines, sJiowing the os* iahlishment since the adoption of the system, in 1785, of twenty principal bases and twenty-three prujjcipa^meridians, extending into all the States^and Territories carved out of the .public ^domain, except the Russian purchase, aggregating in length! 1,476,673 lineal mile?, the locality of each base ond meridian being designated. The public wysys have bwae*teqded wholly over lndifufca, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Jowa, .Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi and ..nsfirly, eighty in Louisiana and Florida, ii .- /nj

The tirlgin or Negro Minstrblsj1. The November number of the Atlantic Monthly contains an article leaded "Stephen C. Foster," giving .credence to, and trying to perpetuate a popular error, which gires credit to Daday Rice as the first delineator, Jhrough songs, of negro obftrnctor on the, fltogo. not so, the facts in the case being as follows

Immediately after the .battle of ^Plattsburg, while the country was yet in a whirl of joyous exciteipen conseq wpt upon the nation's- victories, the managers at the Albany, N Y., Theatre, commenced, among other attractions fflr the evening's entermainment, an original song in character, entitled "The Battle of Plattsburg, by. Pot Pie Herbert, at that time a noted parsonage in, theatricals. When the cur« tain raise^the crowded audience were astonished id see appear before them, arap* ed and blacked up,, ft man,•the perfect representative of nfull bloodsd African. wW he commenced singing to ail original air the excitement was great ^he following is.jthe opening verse, "B»:k 6taa i»ke Ohwuplsio,

ii)

Little pou4 half fuflo' ,n,1

stand elbje upon 16 malu,

Town small ho grow bigger, dongh, hereafter J" On Ch ti»{ilain Cncle 0am he, set.Ire boat,

Ad'bakemm

U«CoDQugh ho sftil 'emi

While Oea. Hacomb flakes Plattibnrg hft home, W id so Mr os a a As the song prbceeded

Oh«r»»—First ends heel tap, Aeai.bii de toe^riivi JSber time I wheel attest Jump Jim t.fl ar* xSo*r. I gdM dowia to de Bra# eh it old Miller,1 waataa Uttle Ucht wood iW' belongs^) Capt Hawkins,anddon.'tvM»ad—a

Thus the cpedit of the^fi«t o«^rQ. songs (^oes ^pot -belong, as has been so oftoa stated, to.Ti D. Rice and the song bud its.o«igtB n*t alon* in. mere imitation of negro eccentricities, but in a direct allusion to and sympathy with the victims of the Ameijcan army.in1tfi second struggle "#itb ^Great Bcltai ot.j&miwni iaoot

The sides of it were pure .gold, thofeet Of emeralds and rubies intermixed with pearls, eaeh of which was large as an ostrich's egg. The thronetad seven sides on eaeb-fide yere,delineated orohafds^ull of trete^ahe bwttehea- i^whifeff~fcdr« of precious stones, representing fruit, ripe *acd unripe On the tops of the trees were to be seen figures of plumage birds, particularly the pe*cbc£| the .etaqh and the kargfes. All ihew ferds were hollowed

within artificially.bo to occ^ionally

was such that when Solomon placed^ his loot on the first Btep ttebirds sprfKl t' wings and made a nyttefing no: Air. On his reaching^be third whole assemblage of Mponfk anct3Bairi %nd men, repeated the praiSfef of ty. When he arrived at the fourth step, voiees werejieai^addressing bim |n_ the, following manner "Son of David, be thankful for tjae blessmgy ^rhich the.Al•ifghty has beiewed qpbh hi "!Tha^me was repeated on his reaching the fifth step- On his reaching tta t^tb.all ofth ctiil^nWlirie^dinefi^® fei arrival at the seventh^ all the birds Juid animals became in motion, and

burn

iii

detail "W.ith the

incidents of the battle, AUd the' final teccess1 bf the Ameriean arin^ the^ excit6ment irtcVeftSed to the' highest iptensity, arid tHe enthusiasm beicame1 uhc«jhtrolft-. ble. As this. curtain descended, shouts, cheers and encores Were blended hi one confttsed dih, and the cdrfaln liad hardly touched the floor when.it was again rung up, and the song again 'suiig aiid this was repeated until' the rhkhagei- waa compelled tb apologist for .ttifel1J

einWstipn tit

the sihger, and protttj^e iti repetition on the following eHnfiig./'.liiis nothing was talked tf in the pity but, the battle of Plattsburg, knd for a lb^g season it was the dhief abaction1,at'the. theatre. The papers heralded.it, arid^thfe niafiAiers iof the Park Theatre In this dty made arrang'ements with fot Pie Herbert, and'at the close,of his AlbaW engagement he apppiared'

ttie Park 5 edqally Crowded

and ettthdiiastic aii&(eii<j68l Daddy Rice did QQt'junu&^ai .0^T^'t'.'yntil'','18a9, at Louisville, KV, and. made a hit! Nicholas, a cloWh, with Puray Brown'? Southern Circus, fltst s&ng Jim QrOw a& a clown afterwardsiw negrt. Bob Fartell,. a Western actor, sang ^'Zip Coon," composed by Nichoils.' Kicholls composv fed "Clare de Kitchen,". jSam Tatnall, the equestrian, sang in chai'ticter,. "Back Side oC Albany/' five ye'ats before Ride's tirfie, BlllKrflerTft I61v comedian, first" sang "Coal BlacK Rose^' BiWey Burnp, an •ctor,^first sang 'jTheXohg Tajl and "Sfch a Gltifag Up S^irs," The original, verse? 9f JUn, Crow^V'i*,^",!^ this tnantieir: Vf went down to Greek, I went dotfn a fishing,' axe4 the old Killer to glmmy ct aw tobaccer JT"4 To treai'Mtt AaitHaa'nah. HT

Magnolia

baa

a'j

ter melodioas sounds, such as the ear of mortal neror haard. On the first step •were deflineatediyinc brunches having hunches of grapes, composed of precious Stones of various kinds, fashioned in such a manner as to represent the various colors of purple, viedpt, green and red, so ja to render th% •gfthranu

(Militate

th# second stop, on' eara ^nOe enthrone, were two lions of terrible aspect, l»r« ar life, oast gold: .•

The nature of- ihU rwoatkble throne

Tceaisedhot

until he had placed himsel£-ea the royal seat when the birds, lions and other animals by secret springs discharged a shower of the most precious perfumes on Solomon, after which two of the karges de* scended and placed the golden crowi* upon his head.

Before the throne was a column of burnished gold, on the top of which was a golden dove, which held in its beak a volume bound in silver. In this book were written the Psalms of David, and the dove having presented the book to the King, he read aloud a portion of it to the children of Israel. It is further related that on thfe' sipproacli bf evil parfeons to the throne, the lions were, wont to set up a terrible roar, and-to lash their tails with violence, the birds, also, and demons and genii to utter horrid .criss so for ,fear of .them no one dared be guilty of false* hood, but all confessed their primes. Soc'n was the throne of Solomon, tne son of lavid.

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A Georgia correspondent of tha Louisigville Journal gives the true reason 6f the deplorable condition of Southern industry, in the wild, senseleag. and suicidal rebellion inaugurated'by Southern politicians against the Union.. Ho says: j,,i» i^The culture of cottdn, tbfe gj^Miits|9e of the south, and the chief source of, ouif national wealth, has ceased to be profitai ble. This is not so much the result of free labor as it was a neaesqity of the war With our Southern ports blockaded for four years, the channels of our.commerc9 with other nations closed, there uroketfie necessity of testing the production of cotton elsewhere. That test has proven' at success. Whilst we were building forts, 4nd areepals, and breastworks, with our labor diverted from the plefwsbfira to the sword, England was busily engaged in pushing thousands of miles of railway ^in to the. interior offlndiaV with heir dbeap'lnd! well disciplined labor turned vs to/ the growth of the ^needful staple. Wh«t«is the result Whilst We were tearing out' each others eyes, she was very stealthily wresting from tho United States the moj nopoly with which we had defied the I World- With the advent of a Worse than fruitless victory, we wake fiom the dream of blood and death to lament tho loss of the golden prize. A Change in tie labor system bad already diminishttd th^,amount of production at Wast two-thirds/yet' thfs diminution in quantity'did riot difcotirajge its growth, relying, as the planter did, upon the probable.and prospective enhancement of its value. The same labor, though not so reliable as formerly, is employed. Provisions, though higher than ever, are pu cchasedj'irud'cTW fldjjnce, itffu* tare prosperity,'ireposedi^tL'et-'us the result. Ingte^^t^M^ i^|i *J»er pound, as was cbnMw^'iiHdj^li^r ai the close of the war)/^ron to-db^yjs qoet ted in the principal aofltherrt mafkets" at ten cents per pound, tax unpaid. This leaves the planter five cents 'per pound with which to pay for the labor, and te discharge the mortgage given upon hia lands as security for the provisions advanced him last spring, as a mearis.to the.production of the crop."

.• —oa»i 'j

THING OK BKAUXX 18 A J0X FOBKvitS

—by the use of JPalmer's Cosmetic Lotion all eruptions and pimple6 are removed from ybdr face, ^nd hands! It eurei effectually and leaves the skin soft and fail-, «.«*.• decd-w2w.

Halleck's .words, "None know thee

but to love thee, none haute the but' to praise," may bo fairiy applisd tcPhalOff's "Night-Blooming Cer.euat

k-No?ona"who

once uses the perfume eyei* relin^ulsh^ Itj and rosy lips, are never weary .of "qonimendn ing and re-commending it.—Norwich

Courier, '.wn* TaiG!?-i

tABIP

"WqiLK THE

HOLDS OtT^TO

".'there is a cbaq$e& restoration Jof health., If, therefore, the constitution has been weakened by

!di!5e4feofeirosS—the

.nerves shattered—the stomach weakened the appetite^gone, and all theworld^apipears gloomy— pour :some fresh oil 'into your lamp, in the shape of Plantation Ifttjteirs, which will make ", th6'flarae of liife gain burn brightly, and illuminate a nee wretched existence. Fotf'ladies it is hn elegant and.gentle stimulant e^iusfly^ is he re re not be without It. -It 1 ^ala throughout the wbrld.-

any TamilieS' will ha! an immehse .Ptii.' i.4l

delightful 'till-

Watbr.--A

et article-rsupiaridr to Cologne at half the price. 4ideodw2w.

rpEKEU HAUTB & INDIANAP-

il- (ts^'svOLIS H.SECBRTABrS.diFictV

B* tO.

-t-

to this community, Vith, th« eTidrtfce.oj Ite worth, by

his past svcctm:

'DB. BuOUTSD will deToterpfcMftttebtionto the inveatlgation and treatment of disease# Iter to Females, iaail'UuiiB'p'rbtebii forms hav. log made this branch of ,tba profession^ Jiicr S

V, he offers to those, jvaa desire it^, tli^e beoeflts of his long experience, and the aii of aU the modern improvements and appliances with wh/ch tfcedomain of legitimate fnedicine has been so-ex-teoslvely enriched, witUiathu the.pasl few yearsHe' #111 also gite speciai ftiuation

tod

DRY GOODS.

II TMAS

.. 1867,

TYEW?^ YE ARS,

S4\T«\ & WALMSLEY y.J .v

I .t.VSaO'iUH—

V-,

Haute,

Dec. )3, 18S7,

Tebbe

The annuttl meeting ol" the Stockholders of this Company will' be held at the Office of the Company iu Terre Hnte, on Monday, Jan vary Uih,' 1868, between tho honrs of 10 and 12 o'clock A. M., for the purpose oT electiug Directors (or the

if 1 t)

Jy/JEDICAL NOTICE. i)r. J. B. BUCHTEL, M. D., Bespectfully announces to llio cttfzoDs of Torre llaate and vlclnl'ty, that he is now located id tbip c|ty for the parpcBo of prac ticing IHediclne au(l OIsietrici8,

Having practiced in' theso tiraschcs cfthe proHstion fbr twenty-six ySirs in Sor.hem Ohio, apd Indiana fourteen of. which were spent in the efty of Smth Bend, Iudipna ho jireKenta the result of Bis extonslre (UtpeMe^ctr oT)»6i Va«' tions

tcrUig.uta(

meht of CHBoj(ic'Dise'Mf». .v.' ,, :Dr. BUCHTBL

I#-

S(floW0B,» Throne.

i)b

The following account of this iiemarka* ble piece Of mechanism purports to.be ta. kon from the Persian manuscript called (History of Jerusalem

a graduate.of the regular

athool of Medicine, and a member of the American Medical Association. Uis investigation and treatment of-.diaesmrve TnpqarT^feognlteH sqientffie pfiltclplcfl. 'ai taugbft'Tn t&Twitimala Schodlk 01 ^K«4idia«e Ifr'Efli'SpA kb^JftrWicaSMil-4Lade

AUCTION! AUCTION!

Fer the purpose diipoxing of ear rwnainibK Stock, we will sell AT AUCTION .jo Krcry Afternoon ami

s»U

tsl~*

Ertalng.

Commencing December. ,19th,

(Thursday next),

:thebalince-'of

our

Cblna, Glass, Qneeasware

—AND—

ca-oo±s,

And will give

Six Months' Time On all pnrchaMs over 810,00, upon approved netta, bearing Interest at the rate of six per cent Interest per annum.

HENDBICfl 6 FELLENZER, No. 147 Main Street, Terre Htate, Indiana. Dec ITdtf LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE I

The (took, good will and fixture* of my Iiiyery Stable, with a LeaM of thepremlee*. The Stable is dolar a iWir trade, and will be aoM low, If applied for within on* week.. TU09. F. WELLS. decl4dlw-wlt

-1

]u- HAVB HOW OPMf

A FIXE STOCK OF

Holiday Goods, Suitable for

E S E N S

bo-i.it: w.

GOODS,

-«v S HA WLS, CLOAKINGS,

IB.

BALMORALS,

,r HANDKERCHIEFS, .... KNIT GOODS, ^EMBROIDERIES,

LACE ARTICLES,

''3 VEIL GOODS, SLIPPER patterns ",

tv?,oiOTTOMAN

^FINE UMBRELLAS, V. (Marked free of Charge.)'. And ft Large Assortment of

KNIGKKNACKS

at AT 1.11 Main Street.

TjpOR THE^.HOLIDAYS OTIil

3 •'y'

THilJ,,RMII(M

Dry Goods Emporiunf."

:Tf .a

Ureal

AWVX iarj. v':' r-i.7 --Xn'ro,

Attractitns!

-i

2500 Y'di Best DeLaliies, 163 Lower than ever sold in this Market.

1500 1'ds Plain Alpacea, 25c, su Jtr Kleaant Color*

.VsV/

Sn^iisli Merinos, ydwirte,Sb

dt'

f'4-rsj

,ACl^pap..fisy".MXtit/-•il/O1

at,,0,0 fit?, ki

*. fK5j3if

twl2»

K„IJ

otWB*'

An IMMENSE STOCK it' r. FORl b!z

'I,-

—it A i*s

LAD1£S, MISSES and CHILDREN.

All Wool Empress at

I S SPLENDID GOODS

±1$®!

iCorded Byrates, yd wide 75c 3Reduced from 1,35.

W WTE BHASFCETS,

iSlTOifJ .? "4. Cheaper than ever

[FRENCH MERINOS, Up from SO ct» yards Choice Calicoes,

OT^—iA

ENtl/CS 0.0»8, ^Prices

BElioW .8**1 Jianto i'

,5l 4

WELL, RIPLEY & CO,

fo'ilier jith'and Main Streets.-,

Li?! Terr© Hante« ind'

Fo^3lHpliday Presents liufy Cf 'ail*

NIPPBBT'S

.. ri?«'

HO Hain Street, "Wliera jou vffll find a Choice. Assort I nront of

FANG GOODS,

((Specially for tlia Tioii'day W cdiifeisting- in parti xehxkf trf.

i-1siriii

Orric*—On Main street^ oxer Johnston & ler's, Oiothtnf B'oi|^ flfKtiitoor tt» ga^feockjtj BaOnistiir. Booms at the jBiintiu House Otii' Jionn fr»m 9 A. it., to aa(IJ'tb*4\t¥» 9J1W

Bogwoody

.•• jet,' eV'ife'J' Mid s*

broLdered Collar^

Lace and and Plain tind Pur-iinod Gloves, [In Kid^^M^^tlClkh

roidered H'dk'fo,

Ladledj Velvet Purses, Ladie6, Morocco Parses,

ANTIQUE, CAMEO,

JET PINS,

FANCY BASKETS,

SFOCHE

Scarfe»

In shor^.. we have beautiful Preaents for Old and Young. Oall, and we will take pleasure in showing you the Stock.' VFe would remind our, friends that oar Stock is being constantly replenished with New and Durable floods, ££5 "Wjatcir wear, 8aoh as Broohe Shawls, Cloaks,

Knit Shawls, Wooleo Shawls

DBSSS ClMUllS!

MERCH'T TAILORING. iES.

LFTT

Prices!

Xiowest

SOHETTOOIfiW. ffv 11 ril VI

HAE|80CI A BANNISTKB

Have just received aFRESH LOTwof PIECE GOODS! Donght since the "!.i GREAT? DEOLINli!

In Prices. We haTe a Fine Selection

BEAVERS, iiM CHINCHILLAS, CLOTHS, &c., &c.

Suitable for

SuitF,

Dress

VJji Consisting of

Business Splits

and Over

Goats

COME RKMff ALONG GENTLMEN

•Wi,

Now is the time for j-?" ^'ltl ,'

:lf.

ii .^1

tm fhwiairv msmtsmwrnK-mi '?$

nu'J vaiTIiM J' o/i

READY MADE

iiiadTSfi

I'eaiio

AMD

wvH .aoiy-s-. .E

FIJRIirimilVO GOODS!

r? '10

^.Cf V'j

We are offericgat

Greatly RedMced Prices,

Call and see for yourselves at ifil'ij ifrt.i 'j* if ISo. Main ^t-'

J01I\ST0I\ & MILLER,

Merchant Tailors, :j zh)

Ai 5

Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts,

TIES, GLQYES, frail» and Linen Collars and Cuffs,

Paper "id

»a3

From 8 to IS 1-8 cts. -•r-'t-i -v '•X.jWepOSWWi .8TK3M3" HV# -Wm

,STOOK

Targe Stock ofUj.

CylotllM,

0,5,1

mwi

TKr.

Cassimeres A VestingM,

Which be proposes7to make up to order

CHEAPER Than any other Merchant Tailoring Eb' tablishment in.Terre-Haute. Gentlemen in want of Olotbes made in

Good Stylo by a

I*ra,ctical Tailor as Oall

J. W. at

TAILOR "SHOP

East Side of the Public Square

KcGlure's Combination

BOILER&FURNACE

Promises to be the Most Economical, Safest and Cheapest Boiler and Furnace in the. World mHG BOlliKB jLNO FDBNAOJC IS GOTTEN I up upon the plain common sense principle of generating steam, ft la much safer than tha ordinary Boiler, being smaller, and can be added to, or diminished, by'.the. nnmber'of' aeries. The irregular expansion subject to Boilers, is obviated, there being no flnea in them to resist the ex••Mion of the ah«lL They are

Readily G^ot A# for cleaning and repairing,tanl the expense of making new, is lea* than any other known. Thoy area saving of at leait one-iia(f of the fael The application of heat to them is to dlreet tho attack on all Jhoaeriea but. the first one on the aide abotv any collection of sediment In the bottom, bealde* completely ifrapplsic the boilers with the flame. There is between each of the Boilers

An Adjustable Apnntaa, for the pnrpoee of regnlatalng the attack of heat on the Boilers. It is also made smoke-consam-ing, by admitting air through pipee laid at the highest point of elevation between the boilers then pipes are perforated with holes. The floes nnder them are Curved almoet the ahape ef the Boilers, with reoeasea or cavities nnder each Boiler to reielva the ashee which can be cleaned ont at the little side doors. The enrrent of watrr in aach Boiler Is Inaependent of the other, being only connected bythe suid dram, at the and of the Boisn and mote-nook pipe, as shown by tha dotted lines in Ue engraving.

They iw be seen in operation at Mr. George

nils' Woolen Factory, Terrs Haste. Ind. For particulars, aldreas, or see MoCLUBEft ELLIS.

OCtldflM

GOODS

DRY

'.R_: 1867.

BK0KAW, BftOTHNH & CO HOnSE-PUBRiamH9

DRY GOODS!

AND GKNXBAX Vaeiitfy STOKH. 109 Main Street,

18 THE

Now is the Time

To purchage ont only, tho usual array ol

Family Dry Goods, But also, a Groat Variety of

W- 7' v/ -'.'

Fancyi' Groods

.-j -roB

iK vf* ••)nM

THE HOLI DAYS, 'tin 'X

Christmas Presents for Babies, Christmas Presents for Boys,

x'}l

/.rl It:

AND CCALXSS IN'

Ready Madera Clothing!

"f.fi AND'

r.i

t''

Gentlemen's Goods i'vfcntrtl ti1Vnrnlslilng V"-o

-f--'

"s^-v-

Our Stock oonsists of all the best makes of

CLOTHS,

CASSIMERES,! BEAVERS,"

vm^ESTlNGS,

And a variety of good, durable, lowpriced Goods, for suits, which we propose make to make to order in

Possible? Manner,

The Best Wi-Iw 1

\ri

cts.

A»i) A.T TH*

Av.

Lowest Possible figures We have also an elegant assortment of Q^n^ts, Purnisliing Goods

,fi

ax At

rt ~r»-t /JA Oj ^fJ£rL A few more sets of those Cheap Furs, Zephyr Yarns, Blankets, Comforts, &c.,

AT LOWKR PRICB^.,, J33. Than can be found elsewhere. !V

•OK

r&co

1 /.

.a,«»•/»

(isisyi J-..

Ana in short, everything usually found in a first class Gent's Furnishing Establishmentv givj I Call at 81 Main Street. hov4dtf

J. WALMSLEY, E^T AILOR Has just returned from the East with a

i. :Vr:

e«M. jsw

Ti f, or?c

"The Fen is Klg'htier than the Bword.*

THE GOLD FEN,* BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PEI^S,

Vegetable Hair Restorative Restores

Gray

RATLU,,Y?

Dress, Sacqoe and COTTER!

riig

Christmas Presents for Girls. Christmas Presents for lathers 4^, Christmas Presents for Mothers Christmas Presents for Husbands^ ,Bl)C Christmas Presents, for Wives, Christmas Presents for Brothers,' Christmas Presents for Sisters, Ch.istmas Presents for Nephews,'^ A Christmas Presents for Nieces, -ftvaim Christmas Presents for Uncles, Chjistmos Presents for Aunts, Christma- Presents for Grandmothers, Christmas presents for Grandfathers, Christmas Presents for Cousins, Christmas* Presents for Friends, Christmas Presents for Everybody. '. ftiiT

1 if. 1!

l? Wlj! 1 & CO.,

B. B.

•ikh

Have the handsomest line, of j.u iuui "6 a Paper Hangings,

Oil Cloths, Carpetings Window Shades, lrt'" .wa.c Damasks,

Ever offered to this community, all of 'which will be sold at greatly roduced Pr,cesr «rrsif

HOUSE-FURNISHING

ft ii 1

ANDi'"

orfi

VARIET STOlElE, No. 109 Main St., Terre-Haute.

cwofe

A. MORTON.

Hair to its Natural Color pro-

motca the growth of (he Hair change* the roots to their original organic Action eradicotcs Dandruff and Humors prcrents

Hair falling out id a superior Dressing-. contains no im'urious ijiprcdicnfs, *«d is the roost popular and rel able article throughout the

Enft, West, North, and BW South.

J. R.

BARRETT & CO., Rroprieto/t. MANCaESTJEE, N. U.

i'ltt ift'

Will attend to all calls for trains I eating the Olty^and also deliTer passengers-In-any part of tha city with care and diebatch

All orders Is ton the Slate at the Post Office', kt Davis' Drug Store, or my resldenoewlll be prompt* ly attended to, lUnUOdtf^

AKBB1.

•JJNION FBAKK HEISTIO A BBO Mannfactnrors of all kinds of

G. MERBILL, M. D., HOMCEOPATHIST, TSBBE HAUTB, IND. Orjio*—At Bantln Honse, Boom Number 65, where he may be found at all honrs, unless absent on professional service. Also, all call* from the city or conatry, day or night, will i« promptly attended to.

Cloak

Suits cut on scientific principlesj*and warranted to •BSBMHnMMMfBMMHIWNBMNMlii MKS

GIVE SATISFACTION!

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li.«»»*, *i

'. Xtso a Une iMsortnient' of

LATE ST. S1JYL E TKIMMING8!

.PLACE' I J[«. Main Street, apStairs.

AND M. A. WALTER

CHEAP MILMNEKY

3TQCK OF TlUfe

LATEST S.T YLES r« "li €BEAPEST liK THSf CWY

n£4t(

NK 85 Main Street,

(UP -STAIBS.)

8ALLIB

MISS

•td .r.o

1,114

EA8T1IHJ8.

QUEENSWAftE.

gBOWW ft MBLYIN,

Chlntt, Qtoeenswillre, 6Iassvare House-furmshing Goods, CQAL, OIL LAMPS,:

Lanterns, Table Cutlery, Ac

NO.

I TerreH i- rr

£^rftSiv0Sqap its mannfactnrei from Puan

XKMU1S,

A1IAM •riXCICLKHCK Vox sale, by all Grocers. 24dwiy .•.1 '.'i

Mfqmtrs 1'\ '"U -is

DOCTOR A" BlCUttLiBLy

Bgphilit, O6morrh*a, OUt/l, Btridmni

narg SgpMtc at

ttfre.DikusM,

Throat, Bkin or Boner,

art? JB*. -4S .0'

FOUNDRIES

jambs S

Morton's Gold Pens, |MACHlfl! ^SHO?

The Best Pens to the World.

For sale at JVo. 25 Maidenlane, JVew-York, and by every duly appointed Agent at the tame prices.

Morton makes no lens stamped with the JVame or Trademark of any other therefore*, where an Agency is established, the public will be best suited, ana at the same prices, 'by callinp on the jlffent in all other faces those wishing the Morton ^Pen }must send to Headquarters, where their orders will receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash, si Catalogue, withfiill description of sizes and prices, sent on receipt of letter postage, 0

Near'the T.

W Orders solicited,

dtf feia

*4i

THE

•jtyajf tim:

FIRST PREMIUM

FIRST PRtMIUM

VOf

a Silver MTodal TTA« AT\*ARDED TO

BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE the N. IL State AcrlctiUural Society, rta Fair, holden In Nashua, j^cpt. 20,

Bf the N. IL State Agricultural Society, sfc its Fair, holden In Nashua, j^cpt. BARRETT'S

STtja* highest' pHdk

oat

mil

ia|

LORD A SMITH, Chicago,-General trorth-VTest-j| l^ho!ara:'n*WeSt^T'T^^Safl

em Agents. J. & JEX. A. DAVIS, A«ieD^ for Terro Hante, Ind. noTlldwSm

OMNIBUS LINE.

CB.

MiLLEB'S OMNIBUS AND HACK LINE.

cit

^ATX. LTNDOH ii irtftTH. ttHKt H. BUCH. TWSOFOIIJfDBY

0.!FreightIMpo'is/

fsiiiti

i^KBBM-Hi=ttoi, IHDlAKA,

iMi

1 Mid of 1: o(a8Sof repairing prosiptly attended to.

I T. H. MG'SLF&ESH. B. F. OKMQLKB, J. BAB1TARP, PH(E »R

McElfresh, Dealer

TE^,M^T1C'

ZTIJLi

£BOJX«

HaaafitctnhiHrof SMit&EcgtllM, Mill Maeblne4 Special attention paiA to the..rauitiAMtnie anA repair of Brass Work, Patent Office Models, Ao.

Wo are alfo prepartid to ,ont Tootbsdj

ph(d for all -ild Scrip fttni

doliTerod at the "Phoenix Foundry," near the Passenger Depot. MoBUIBWH, MJSOMIR* CO mwtf

TTNIOH.' INSUBANCE OO.v C3 .,9^,S«IWA«apoiw.Capital, ^407,50573, TO! IiKADINQ TlBE iKfPBAHCK •OMrAXT OS I*PU

A Stobk and oonir&iiSS ^y fits leadingftgsinfljs p«Srfp thei.BblftlL Thejolfowi

Preaton Hassey, Pres't National SHU talk. .. ,, -HAVENS A 00., As Bltf"'" Oflts M^r Donnelley'* Drag

fi BUOKBLL

tv'-

CRACKERS. and Dealers In O E I E S On Lal&yette St., between Canal and Depot, TERR. 35T 'XX ATJTB, do30dly INDIANA.

feeing1many

& pWKStfcal

JfLUMBER, ana at the reqneat of ftfeadl, begs to announce that he is now prepared to ezecute all orders l» the ahosa bn»i—ss,'lu uounectlon ith his House PalntlngJiiid^rainliig.

SHOP—On Cherry Street, between 3d and 4th

BATHS, WATER CLOSETS,

AvRepairingPVMP8,

fitted nj on the. most appr«Ted principles. promptly attended to. sep3

T^B. P. DAUGHEBTY, xJ Physlclaa tail TEBRE HAUTB,| INDi Will attend promptly to all prefessioaal oalls in the city and eonntrj.

Omcs—Northwest comef of fourth and Bialn streets, (ever O qodman's Olotblng Btora.) Besldence Ne. BS North Tcnrth Street. oc39dt

QITY GEO. Profr*mm»» and OrcuUtn ditiribuUd in

W.BSIPSNIDEB.

GOQD STYLE!

WAll orSert lelt afJDowlIng Halt, or at the I Printing Q0oas,'wlll ba lassspllj stliyilsil to trith are sand dispateh. aktt.

*&&

'M. B. P.

aUil Beaell Partnership *ho great want af tho Oommnnity, (a general rsdnction In pricaa tha basis of this partnership)

A PEOMPT B13POH8I AND

IJniTemal Patronage Will 8ecnr» to the People tills GREAT BLESSING WjrtBwisMSrests wtlhymlnsir to

People's Store

hfjj li -J «i If so, yon become Partners at once on the Mutual Benefit Planl

GOODS AT

AND BUT DBT

Great Seductions.

To form snch a Partnership with the People Is onr Intention, and requires that onr interests should be mntnal, that yon may receive th6 full

Benefit of Low Prieetfl! We, of the flrst part, will give the greatest •T1"' fT "-t liael 1 ij sail Uir People, of the second part, to extend a liberal patronage in retard. This done, and wo pled ire you

LARGE DIVIDENDS,

(In saving Honey and receiving more Goods for a Dollar than otherwiso) payable at the time, and with every purchase made. We n»w sail andsr the

M- B. P.

story,«

And what heretofore was a mystery, will new become A"1 Because everybody Is personslly interested In any ent«rprise whereby thry receive a direct benefit —and through this medium—

'HOUSEHOLD WOBD,"

Small Profits being the JZeu to SUCCESS,

Every Van, Woman and Child will ^bebeneflted la proportion to tbeir wants. lew Goods Just leceived! Bought at a great decline in prices, to be said at flgnree as follows: BMPBtSS POPLIN3-T8 Cents per yard—1,800 yards double width, This is one Of the greatest Beductlons of the season. 100 PATTKBMS DBKSS GUODS, Silk Stripe 35 cents per yurd. Gosd enough for the most fastidious to wear. DOtTBLK WIDTH 0AMLIT CLOTHT—Brown,

Stow, Bismarck *od Otrnit, 50 cents per 7BXNUH MBB1N08—Another Seduction 86 cents a yarH Tho wonder Is how Dress floods can be sold so eheap. The 'm

Explains

and may fee

considered the

77T7T

tfBliltttSIOIAN,asehit

A. Disk)ma witldi hangs biMs oSea wm show has made OtrowfaiXsensss Ue

ttudu at hit U/iL

all

Uri

JMMrtaJ 4/kctioiU o/U.

OreMtfs,

Hernia or Kiy^rf

also, tHe elfecU of 'a MHtary HaUt, rnlnons tr Body,and Allnd, prodaqlpg blokes,,dhsbility, im potent, diszlnee^dimtiess of ilght, cbafusion Ideas. eyjl foreboamr, at«*sto«li^' seoiety, loss

memory, weakness, sc., not all these In any cfa bntall acSarriagfieqnebUy inTariooscasee rAccommodations ample^oharges moderate oateegt^araniMdi OoniiliatK)ni(byletteroV office, free. Host oases can be. nEaparly treafcrft cy menstruation knd Pregnancy, 3o. without an intervfoirg aod nediciaea, Becure tron obserration, sent by mail or express. No hln iranoe to^bostneos:in most caltosi 1

'1:

Addr.sss Box 3092, 8k. Loots, Mo. Hours—8 A. M'. to 8l*.'M. Office pormahentlj locatodatNo.617 8t.

Charles 8treetjbet ween Sixtt

ana Seve'nth,oBe square %nth of Lfndell BoM, retirod spot iii-.t)is centra ofthsclty. Consultation rooms, and rooins.for the &oaom. modation of sach pattentaita reqitfr# dally pefsoi *1 attention. vvtBTBODT *&iI

Can get, in, a sealletter enTt^opujmy Theory Symptoiris andTieafinent of Nerrous,Urinary an 3ex?aUMfchses, eteariy daUneattegsiH ttiediieasef. conditions, with lull Symptom I4sts, for tw "ireo-ceat 'poetage stamps' to prepay postage.— Oirc^artor Ladies, relfrtingj to^piseiwea of Paber*

thr

tstxht.Cloaks-alnci*"

-For

LYONS SILK YELTBTS

width Cloak Teltets

per yard, trim-

$11,00

mlpgs to match!

Itid

STABTLING REDUCTION To the uninitiated—and why Bseaosethe V-/hB« rSl?3E*« *-*ul Works well, and Is the medlam of information for the People. Wool Long Shawls $6,50 60 Days ajo worth f.09. CHINCHILLA CLOAKS, »10,00—(The Goods and

Trimmings are sTOrth 816,00), aad why told so cheap 1 This is no mystiry. tlBERAL PITBOKAGE

A*D

and

1 ai BWdtli^^nlWioiSliTint W higa

i(ed»»g(. Xogfrthauany,tas»jC^»roiito^Wisasi Mjicb ofhia praotic* h#s ot priTate

101

HANJJ.

GO HAND IJT LACK BBAVBB CLOAKS AND JACKETS-™^,. Black Beaver. flno quality, $5,60 per yard (Everybody buys it now.)

MINK and all kinds of FOBS—Huflh, Fur-trimmed Hoods, including a fall stock of Children's Furs/ XNQUIBE FOB WHITE WOOL

FLTGH,

FLANNELS

50 cents a yard 1 Bed Bfankets 15,00 per pair, worth $8,00 thirty days ago. PRINTS, (just received) choice styles—New

Styles—12jk cents. KU9LINS—ffleacheo Muslins I y4rd wide, 1!^ cts. per yard. Unbleached Muslim 1 yard wide I 10 ceets per yard. Heavy yard wide Unbleach ed. 15 cents per yard. Good quality, yard wide 12% centsLALiES' UNDERWEAR—Full Stock Wrappers and Pants. Children's Uhderwear: GENTS' UNDERWEAR—Diawers and Sbirls,

Gents' White Dress Shirts. Heanquarters.for iGenta* Furnishing Goods. Look at our Glov.a and Hoslrry, with a general stock of

riry Goods, Notions and Fancy Goods,

'oo'iargeto enumerate), and just rsoelvsd. wh HOLIDAY

(Too. largo to enumerate), bought since this declined and just rsoelvsd. which w« now offer, for -n SALES.!

Through the medium of the f» vj^ojU

At sqch tempting prices that everybody cannot fall tobeconrlttiedas ttiey rrad—that We Will 8^11 Cheap! To meet our own, and the expectations add demonstrate the "Mutual Benefit Partner^'r''nil,of •tip" to be "the great want of the community.

W. S. RYCE & CO.,

d&w

Wm,

•v»W

MONUMENTAL.

3ELEBRATEDfor

HHE UNDEBS1GNED ib

Agent

the

SCOTCH (JRAN1TE

MoKtimAis. This'mhterial Is ZawrtslUNe. It 1»

tie

aknownaamaterial.

totl Xlya-t and mptitUgf Ae kigkmt peUtk ot

Its chief constituents are.

ssftne Cleopatra's Needle, and' Pompey'n Pillar, at Alexandria, In Egypt, whicti still main aatmjgaired by |VU BAYAGEH OF CEHTimiBS. "R :The stipeHor behuty and durability of this nii"''' Urlal is causing a demand for it in the' Bastes* Statef, where it is being adopted by the wealthier, classes In preference to the Italian Marble.

A speofmenot this Granite may be seefl at tbW1*" JExprees Office. Orders and inquiries will meet with prompt attioix» Address, JAMES 6: WILHOK,

Box 734, Terre I4Mte.V.Ind.,^^

or. Pog

Gearings of either Oast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brass, in tbe'mogtibrfebtLinaaaet. 'Oil' .iJ I being Practical Mechanics of saventyears erioe, we feel safe in saying thai we can rendei full tatUfacfhrW'to oUr cnatomspboth'tn |»M of workmanship and price.

asw.

.SAND STEAM FITTING) Main Street, between Sth and 7th, ,!* VBEDEB1K 0£I6EB. .Having employed the services of

8. Kergu'f*

son, a well known practical workman, he is now prepared to execute all orders In the above busl-.w .Hess, with promfcitnras and dispatch. octSdly

amiin. js.

wk. j.niKKAW. BimiV

BALTIMORE.

BIEMAN & SON,

I sccomoBB

to i:f l1'

'i nlc W m. J. Bieman Sc Co., PW1M&- PM/KfiBM,

WsterStreet, near Blaise's Mill, Terre-Haute, Ind.

)(jg

OFFICE—OVer TFestfall's Hat Store. Bogs bought and packed on commission LI advaacss on psckUg aw] oonsignmants to oar old ^•ofase in Baltlnkire. decfidlay

CArchi.EprnoRotrsBsr,

ITT. Waltkb,

has

H. Aaifobo, Gd*

Gep. Manager. a 8cnlp. Man Stonework Walter, Epplnghoiuen & Co.,T

UftUT WlfTEftM

Stea# larblt Lne-Sttae. fftrks, 8tJne Building Work, Vaults, Statues, Motahttents, Head-stoops, Manttaa, at prises lower than any other Works In this State, as our faelUtltea are greater.

T«rt*e Hante, Indiana,

MOSTBlankets,

Qon« made aad rapt* red in ths bast of style. All work warranted to glre satlsfactloD. Shop 2d door Kaet af the New Court Houee, lio street, at th* Vbro county Hav Snal««. I'll

Hobses,mules8and

Alto Issporters of Soofich Si^hlU Moriutoents.^3* •kit Works (fttibMiW 1S4S) mear It* Mum $tone Tard and Steam Works.at the T. H. A I. .Freight Dc^ot, •TljCBB® HAUTK, IJ^D.

JOHJI BEIZ, larij's Block, Io. 60

Tli* Trade supplied with Sawed Stone and Marble at a at os 0 3 8

ti 'io

Main Street,

tiT-

respectfully recommends his woll selected Stock of Jeans, Flannels, plain and plaid

liiOfeys, Coverlets, and

W«!enKnitfullyGoodsGentlementheseIn

ting Tarns, of different kinds. Being enabled the first, (salllpaf respootfully Invite Ladles and tomosttowarrantthethem.

oaU and inspect Wool taken •xchaof» tor attain, ana hlgheat market mM, optfflriawtf irw

HAU

JOHN ABMSTBONG, m.« ongmltli and Stenell Cutler. Hour, Whisky and dack brands, also Plates for "lothln arklng Clothing, cut to ordsr.

r.q

hqgs.

tfiw

—I will sell on Tueedsy, Thursday and Sat urdays* between the hoars of o'olock A.M. and iH 12 M*.,at the Public Ponn^ in the city of Terro Bante, to the highest bidder, at public aucti all hogs that may have been on any of these d»i a -"1J within the Public Pound more than twelve hours: and all the horses or mala# that may have been said Pound more than two days.

WWW W®OTtLMB BEIS8, «.

o«t SO CityMarshal.