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

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Thursday Morning,

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it ^so-called €uu«U'v allVO CBfiven* tion, of Virginia, gathered together in mass, all the hungry and disappointed poliuciam of th« old whool to the State. The misery which Virginia h« suffered j* chargeable -to-- the foliy «od whAB91y nugdiracted ambition of these men. They jused their iniLwnco t& make their State tha battlefield of the war, fcrr ft'inhiat have boen appatent to eTflry pft «enBe that the greatest [Struggle* wouia. fought feVof io. Virginia Tkey brought upon tbomseIvM__greater yoea than waift endured ia any other Soutllflrn. State«, nndthoir fenceleM, desolate fields tell a story "of madness and crime. They suecoed ip their efforts to promote Secession. They resolved that their State should abandon tW (Jbion and, as far aa their afforta .cj2.uld succeed,, -they -carried-her away from the sisterhood of States. Four years of unavailing struggle, marked by blood and suffering, saw the end of the attempt, in armies overthrown, cities at the mercy of the conqueror, and a popu« lation liable, under the terms of. the laws which they had broken, to the severest penalties. Death menaced every traitor wbcrtrsti~lOTBeJarms against the government, and confiscation threatened him with poverty.. Had the people who had won the victory been vindictive, they would have shown by wholesome and wide spread examples tbe terrors of the laws which had been so lightly disregarded. They would have carried fear into every Southern^ family, and would have stripped the proud oligarchs of the South of the wealth which had made them arrogant- But milder sentiments prevailed. After the battlo was won Congress required of the South nothing „_but an adoption of the

Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution. It inculcated nothing which Had not already been established by the sword it asked nothing which had not already been acknowledged. The history of the world can show no instance in which a rebellious people whose lives were forfeited to the law, were treated with so much lenity after they were conquered. Nothing was imposed upon them that was not already established by the result of the war, and their future was within their awn control. The slaves who had been made free by the war were to remain free the debt contracted by rebellion, unlawful in origin and maintenance, already depreciated to worthlesBnesB, was never 10 be revived the debt due by the government was to remain sacred. These obligations acceedod to, the Statos lately in robcliiou might have como bacli to the Uuion, their future deailnies ia the hands of the raoo dominant in them in past 'time, lucre- \va no reason why thiB lair, liberal and equitable proposition should not be accepted. Yet it wa9 rejected, without reason, without justification, and eecmingly for no other cause than that it was proposed by the government, which 1iad aright to dictate terms. In thin emorgoacy what ww t? N done? A reasonable proposal had been spurned in scorn, and throughout the South com' munities were held only by the military arm. It was necessary to do something to reconstruct thy rebellious States, and Congreasphaving been flouted by themeu who had surrendered to the clemency of the government, had but one course before it, The establishment of universal suffrage wua a necessity, consequent upon tbe un» willingness of the former citizens to do anything for their evm becefit. They were sullen, diiposed to do nothing that was reasonable, and they presume to dictate to the governmentt as to what should be done with them

If negro suffrage in the South is an evil, aa ia bitterly proclaimed by this Conservative Virginia Convention, who established that condition of affairs The politicians of Virginia, who now lament at

Richmond what they xall-lheir "degradation/^'havo themselves only to blame for the consequences. They might have had everything within their own control, but they passionately rejected the offer. Con* gross means that these States shall resume their connection with the TTaion, in loyal ty and due submission to the Federal power, according to the terms of the Con' stitufcion. If one class of tbe Southern people refuses to accede to these ^terns' another must be relied upon to effect the benefit desired. Mr.

THK

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in his

speech to tbe Conservative Convention, boldly proclaimed that, sooner than do justice to what he calls "an alien and an inferior race," he would prefer "the rule of the bayonet." In neither desire will he be accomodated. If the race having the majority refuse to perform their duties, tho inferior race must be enfran chised, and when governments according to the desires of Congress are formed, the rule of the bayonet will cease.

radicals have an idea that no man

i* fit to do public business unless he is a heavy tax-payer, and wealthy, and aristocratic. They continually cite the fact that two of the late Commissioners, McKeen and Markle, were men of great wealth and hence their conduct of public affairs was irreproachable. The tact is the county nevor became overwhelmed with indebtedness, and county matters were never so grossly mismanaged until the advent into power of that class of men represented by tho McKeens and Markles. —Journal.

The Journal differs In opinion in this espect, from most of the principal and influential democrats of this oity. Two days since we heard a democrat high in the confidence of his party alledge on the street, that there are but few counties in the State if any at all in a better financial condition than Vigo, and that the Journal had acted a mean part in abusing and tra during, such Commissioners as were Mo Keen, Markle, Pegg and Barbour. The Journal Editor only wants another oppor» tunity to draw $1,600 or $1,700 from the coanty for printing blanks at extortionate prices. With another such a haul from from peoples money he could well afford to abuse every body else for not 4Se* ing more economical.

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poor man

"Wo wiJl prpbably noi.j»M»ltuthe^foMr.WBrftS"td~Wh6firwHTconstitute tEe radical ticket next fall. We know however, that no-democrat will be nominated for the county race next fall, bat Who iff, foggr

rffc jfobf&B, 14. Brick PomelOy'fiM^Vloe President. Such a ticket would draw the formats most brilliant encomiums.

IntereatiBC Exhibit of tbe Oyster Trade air Baltimore—Over 19,000 People in tbe Business. [From the Baltimore American, Dev. 9th.]

The export oyster trade of this city is one of its largest industrial interests, and by it the city is benefited to a degree that is understood by bat few. The business of canning Chesapeake Bay oysteraand 8ednfeg4heh/ to all parts of *tM West, ipijugvratpd abgut tpn ^yeanu sfittct, and soon grew to a maximum that for the past four years it hair retained with but .a slight tf&aitioc. Tha ejrhi"bilaf thisWaximum shows that jr-yrorJ^y average pf 3,860Mj.bMheia pf oVsfcefra M' brought to tbis marfeeL. Of this, number,. 2,895,000 bushels aro taken .in Maryland waters and 966,000 bushels in Virginia Patera. "Next to Baltimore, the largest number of oysters are taken to* Sew York, that city receiving an annual avprage of 1,050,000 bush&Is. Pail- Hafen, Connecticut, receives 700,000 bushels. Philadelphia 400,000, and Boston 350,000 bushels.

These figures apply-otoly to4 djrsteW taken in Mary law I. and Virginia' waters, thejjross yjelcl .of the former ava?agiflg 4,880,000 bushels per' ytkr,' 'and tn& fatter 2,065,000bushels, tE» aggregate beiug^94&.000. There pe about one thousand boats 6f an average-tonnage of fifty tons eacb^ngaged Jn dredging JoPjsystoriL for the Baltimore market and supplying yessels for other markets. :1 A tfflf -of $4 p8r ton on these boatsper annum would pro-

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one of in six

months is 4,W6-iHisbwls^ which, at an average price of forty-five cents- pefr" bushel, shows the average receipis of each one of these boats to be $2,128 70 for six months, or $354 67 per month. In addition to these sailing vessels .there are over fifteen hundred oanoes engaged in tonging for oysters in the inlets of Chesapeake Bay, and its tributaries. From these flgut-es an idea ofthe vastness of tbe trada rriay be obtained. ,*

There are two modes in which oysters are packed here for transportation to inland localities. By the 'first method tho oysters, after being shucked^are washed until every particle of sediment is removed from them/'a&d the natural juice of the oyster entirely drawn. They aro then. ra"kp4_jq yir»tight cans, each of which hold? quart of oysters, and the cuns placed upright in. a .box in which the^e is Just space for .tfco rows of them, and tf long bloek of ioo, which is saitod 16 fit exactly into the space left, between the cins. All remaining, interstices.aro tl^Sn filled' with sawdust, the box ^artfully nailed op, and the oysters are how read# for transportation to all the principal cities of the West How long they will keep fresh when thus p'ackef depends eu: tirely upon the state of the weather. At present they are being sent asforaA Methph«, l,300 miias dUtai|- When a few days or warm weather happen, arid th6rci is a danger of the oysters spoiling in the cars, the agents, who are employed !n all the Western cities by the packers here, open the boxes which hold the cans and place fresh blocks of ice therein so that the oysters are sent fresh as far West as Denver and Santa Fe.

This mode of packing will not, however, answer When the oysters are required to be transported to warm countries, or to undergo a voyage on shipboard. "For such Use tjhe oysters are steamed in tho shell and then taken out, washed clean, and packed in cans that are sealed BO ns to be perfectly air-tight. Oysters thus preserved may be kept pure for ah almost indefinite length of time, so that the cans are only kept air-tight They are^ when put up in this manner, sent all over the world, but,the largest-trade trom^this port is to the West India Inlands.'

The packing and ex|idrtation so far this season indicates that the trade of this year will equal and perhaps surpass that of any of the past three yeark' The yield of oysters «nd tho price remains the same.

There are at present aboul thirty packing houses in the city, employing $ome forty-five hundred shuckers or openers of oysters, of whom the larger number are colored men and women. Over ten. thousand people are interested in the oyster trade in wis city, these figures including the shuckers, passers, tinners, box-mak-ers, wagoners and the employers in the different packing houses. Of the 3^60,000 bushels of oysters annually brought to this city, 1,876,000 bushels are packed raw, 1,000,000 bushels are preserved by steaming and packed, and 626,000 bushels aroused in the shell for tho city and surroUnding country, consumption. It is thought that the aggregate of the' season that has just opened will show a decrease in the number of bushels packed steamed and a corresponding increase in tho num» ber of bushel? packed raw.

The packing-house in this city which does the largest business in oyster? packed new is at this present time employing 300 shuckers who open about 2,000 bushels daily. It is estimated that during the busiest season the various packing houses in the city open: an aggregate of 40,000 daily. Of this large amount by far tbe greater part is distributed among" the cities of St Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville. The remainder goes to the smaller Western cities and towns, many boxes going far west as Denver and Santa Fe.

The trade is an immense one, .and it brings a very large amount of mon^y'mto Baltimore, besides giving employment to so many persons and vessels.

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Tbe South.

The South is not so thoroughly reconstructed that it will not bear more watching. The Memphis Appeal, of the 1st, expresses the sentiments of thousands of ex-rebels when it says: "The people of the South will have the right, at any future time, to throw off the governments about to be imposed upon them by force and fraud united, and to annihilate the constitutions which are not their act and deed. They may, they will, for a time, submit to thete governments and these constitutions, but they are built on tbe sand and cannot endure. If they were even to accept tbcm by their votes, and make them their own. shameful work, they would not thereby irrevocably cede away their liberties, and their, right to govern themselves and the inferior race that is encamped, a mere horde of foreign barbarians, alien in blood, in the land which belongs to the only race that has ever proven itself competent to the task of self-government."

1 Hlgantlc ScbemdTo: solidaiiw [From tbe AlbaqBourqal ere are vague ruman afidSt ing a new scheme of railroad consolida lionr aclipaicg- iu _ihe magnitude of -the interests tnvei^^iriitflr^lirtSrsTBadP'ing effects it iadesignedjo acomp-rfsb, an ^oforaittOMt^"!® try-"almosttaaliSl&gJ'tBe ficnem

*iih failure. »r Those w^oH*^ itched' the proceed-ingr-of thf atock- Boardfor some -d^a past cat) not hay& failed to oteervaaignificant movements lii York pe^tral, Mlchigah ^biithdftl, Hftrltftn, afad frtfter s6» curities. Evert.-th^-ipM has not been unaffected. This® premonitions which a sharp-scented public have of forthcrfmng chacgM, and r"-1 jEafito fibr upoa-th|.value

It was recenly^UDojjjiced that derfcilt had sec®5d^C«i|»K more than thirteen millions of dollars in proxies of the New York Centoali and that, in his letter accepting them, he stated that he would vote ujfbfi them as uppn his owp ^tqcV.r Thjaansi&es th»chartiD|li next Board of Directors, and makes it certain^ that1 MT. VitiderfjiH will be its next President. Tbo well-^npwn^execu-tive ability and dauntless enterprise of thkpriAee of railway mafi^^gM^I^ stHSiace tl^t the .Chan^ 6f nmiagetrfent will be followed by sonfie comprehensive plana ol financ.ia^t and ^commercial reform.

Wheit Mr.- VanderbUt took die Harlem it wai genefally" it leastlEeared, that he would make a mere tender to tho Hudson River, which was everywhere alluded to aa bis "pet line." But results have not, justified ^^9 apprehension. Oa the contraty,| whilf .the business of tho Hudson River has sp~}n«reased as to warrant a large addition to.its nominal stock, -.the Harlem, Abeforp a dead failure as an iuvestcaWt., "hft8 been made a good paying- ro^ji lbrough shrewd development orife jocal busineia.

Naturally thera is on the part of stock holders thii\}i^jam^ ^npgy, tact and skill'which have heai('-app^ijd to tho lines in question, &ball,-be entitled for the benefit of theT^ew'^ork'C^tjal. There is no reason why ffais mognlfioent thorough-

street^ operators ^Aa^^very_. that conspirf tfinia)^ it abeij be8t*^aying roads iiltheioount^i' if anybody can bring,about such result, Mr. Vanderbilt will probably, do^it

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than^mere the-^Soiitral, and fuppcwci consolidaUoa ofthat-line1 ^Kh Harlem,'ftnQ cftwfv'ctw nection with one, and perhaps two, Western roads. This would make unbroken lino ol' communication across the State, and to the groat marts ofat^o West, with harmony of manag0i^ipt

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While such'4n association' woiifd creat# most powerful moneyed interest, and would greatly promote the interests of stockholders, it is maintained that it woufd really advance the interests of rorwarders, and of tho traveling public.

As wo have said, the rumors upon this subject aro vague, and consist rather of hints as to what may be done, than of details setting forth any plan. But weshpU 6o.ort kfiow '•precis'Sly'

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C'iliforn:» CerresjiiiiiJenct' ol'cho Is. Y.Xim«a. I vis}ti5d,- whilp in the Ssmtu Clara Julley, thelwttoua Quicksilver nflnes of.3|ew Almaden. They lie about thirteen miles from .San Jo#e, on

/ang^ some

500 fee't aooveltfe valleyi.' iffie rbdto-in which the cinnabar is found aro mugne* sian schists. We ascend to the opening of tho mine by a carefully graded road, some thrjfiijoiileBS .Hiwe half a doj$|n put on an ore car aud pushed by hand through level some eight hundred feet long to tho couter of tha mcuntaidf wpon we entered a largo chamber, made by the removal of the _cinnab'if»' From—ttiie a vertical shaft descended nearly threo hundred foet. -The lower reached by -ladders iu'^rlaiMopibfiitigdbr cavities, which communicatu with one an1 other by narroWpassnges '"'The bucket is also used for descent. One ot these de* sconding passages is, forty, feetj.h|g^j ajl^ seventy leet broad. Tho galleries ire' fre» quently heav.ily ^imbir^, to^i^tain tbe rock above.

A xitiKG OF BEAUTY joTf jdbrv'i& by the use of Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion -"B •a'J ali eruptions BM "pimples are removed

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Dr. J. B, BUCHTEL, M. JD.. Eespectfully aonoancer to thfl«#ltlzeu* of Terre Haute and vicinity, that he la uow locatiwt in thls city for tho pnrpr»e off racticlhg Medicine and Obstetrics,

Having practiced iu thwe tfranCh-9 Sf th* ffofeuion for twenty-lix yc»r« in. Nor hern Ohio, and Indiana fourteen of. wbi2lvr»'ere Si*nt in the city of SontU Bend, Indiana Wpi-etMti) the reanlt of his extensive experience and ob«ei vntloni to this commynity,:with th« twidmce of its worth, by nis PAST SOOCESS.

DB. BtJCHTBti will devote sppclalattentlon to tbe investigation and treatment of diieaaes pecnltar to Females, in all their protean lorms hat. ing made this branch ot.tno profeaaion a Ziirs

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heorf^rs to thoie Who deairo it, tbe.beneflts of hia long expertonce, and the alii of all the MDASRNLNIPFTFTEMENTA ANFL AITFAITOCIFS^FTKLWLPCH the domain of legitimate m«iiriner^a»b«en ao extenalTtly cnrlohed, within AfrHlrt'pwtf tt+r yeartHe will a!*$ give apecial attention to the treat' moot of OHBOKIC iJiaeaiea. '1A5

Dr. BUCHTSL tl a giMMte of the regular school of Medicine, and a member ot the American Medical AatoaiaUop. Hia investigation and treatment of dueaaea are, bated upoa recognised scientific principles, iw taught 'n the lsKitimote Sohoolaof U»dicinea jnEuropn and America.

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PSYCOMANCY,anyfaseinatothey

OB 800L CHABMINGI How

rdthor eex may and gain the lovo aud^iffections of person choose, instant if: 'tfhis elmplo mental aaqoiremeat all can possess, free, by mail, for 26 oentp, together with a guide to the unmarried of both sexes. A queer, exoiting book 100,000 copies sold. Address T. WtttljtfM 00., Book Publishers, Phlladeldhia

ISEASHS O'FiTtfE GENITAL OBOANS.—Dr. 907 Broadway, N. Y., devotes narticqlir attention to all Diseases peculiar to these organs in botb sexes. Send stamp for a circular.

WE ARE COMING, And.will jresent to any psrson sending ns a club iu our'Great'One Dollar Sale of Dry and Fau-y Goods, Ac., a Silk Dress Pattern, Piece of Sh ing, Watch, ic.. free of cost. Catalogue of •», Cast Jjample, sent ta jiny^ddioss

REACH «F

tTorfkirtbarpantcnUrs,A4DRM*UMPRIN«II«L. Npmi} A USTO.

:..fre».

RELIGIOUSSTATES.

A ress

ALI/iiN, HAWJtS A CO., 16 Federal St., £ost»n, Mass. O. B'«X &125.

NEWSPAPEBS OP THE

UNXTtuJ) A complete list of great value to advertisers. See Adver. tlaera okiette for December. Prioe25 cents, or (M per year in advance. Address G. P. BOWJbJiti

AGO.,

Publishers,DTew York.

It is the Best^Chance e?er offered to Agents! One or two days' time will secure a good Hawing Machine, Watcb, silk Drtss, BevolTer, or some other article tf equal value, Free of

)Aa»nt* wanted everywhere, m&lfr*nd female, for the best One Dollar Pawnbroker's Sale in the oohntry. Kend for Circular. S. O. THOMPSON A CO 30 Hanover street, Boston, Mass. 4A Physiological Ylew of Marriage,

The Cheapest Book Ever Published I itat-'-fr nearly Ifcree liulret Pages And 130 fine platot and engravings of the Anatomy of the Human organs In a state of Health aud Disease, with a treatise an i5«rly Srrursi lts Deplcrable Consequences upon tho Mind and Body, with the Anthor's Plan ot Treatment tkeoniy rational and snceessfal mode of Cure, asshowaby tbe report ef eases treated. A truthful adviser to the married aud those oontemplati&g Bttrriage, wbe entertain doubts of their phvtfcml'«ondlt!on. Sentfrea of Postage to apy address, on receipt of 2S ceuu in stamp, or postU cntrenev, by addressing DB. Li tJii'JlX, Wo. SI Kaldan

i4net

all

Albaay, M. X.' The anther may be

consulted npon any of the diseases upon w&icb his book treats, eitoer persOLatly or by mail.— Medicines sent to any part of tbe world

TAILOWIMC^

*ATEST STYLES. "'NkdOB*' iJiiijwnn'i' -#*4.

Lowest Prices!

sox£T£[lir6 hkw.

HAETS0CI RANNISTBB

•Have just received a FBSSS LOTtof.

PIECE I GOODS ?.* i*'. ^Bought since the...

GREAT DECLINE!

(a Prices. We hav* JPine Ssieotlon of sfe -t- «.ir ItlSA VJ2RS*

CHINCHILLAS,

Dally utoue, toov:sj)ftj«r form)...U".... 10 00 Daily Globi, por month S CO Ssbates in full lu«ithar edition. No clnb rates. Add.ea^ JF.Jt J.jBIYES & QUO. A. BAILKV, WasWnjJttfn^t)?^!r Proprietors. rOU£«E for Toouf 1*

tit#

TrnsteM of this Initittnion,

CLOTHS, &e., &c.

Suitable for

ft ft'

Dress Suite,

KKitDY HADE CLOTHING!

tztl Iii

ii! vdvSILt* .iliH. -ivi -J -Ktj FUBHISHINti «OOD»!

We Are offering at r'v

•r:. -ft 0- *Z* Qveatty Reduced Prices. .ifSRi 'V

Call and see for yourselves af

iVo- TO Main St.

We have alio an elegant assortment of

Gents Furnishing Goods,

gblrts, Drawers, Undershirts,

TIES, GLOVES,

Paper xH

Collars

and Linen and CuffS,

And ia short, everything usually found in a first qlese Gent's Furnishing Establishment.

Call at 81 Main Street. nov4dtf

J. WAIilttDLEY,

E A I O

Sas just returned from the East with a large Stock of

Clothe

Cassiiiieres

Vestingji,

Which he proposes to make up to ordei

CHEAPER

Than any other Merchant Tailoring £s« tablisbment in Terre-Haute.

Gentleuaec in want of Clothns made in Good Style by a

£*r&etieal Tailor

Oall on J. W. at his

TAILOR SHOP East Side of tJie fublic Square

McClure's Combination

BOILER&FURNACE Promises to be the Most Economical, Safest and

Cheapest Boiler and Furnace in the World

mHI liOILSR AND TUBKAOK IS QOTTKN I tip npon the plain commoa aenee principle ot generating itmm. It i« much eafer than tbe ordinary Boiler, being emeller, and can be added to, or diminished, by the number of eeriea. The irregular expansion inbject to Boiler*, ii obviated, there being DO flaei in them to reelat the expansion of tho shell. They are

JEleadily Grot AX for cleaning and repairing, an the expenee of making newj ia let* than any other known. They area MTiagof at least ono-haif of the fuel.— Tbe application of heat to them ia to direct the Ittack on all the ieriea but tbe flrit one on the lide above any collection of sediment In the hottoft, beeidei completely wrapping the boilers with the name.' Therele between each of the Boilers

An Adjustable Aparatas. for the purpose of regnlataing the attack of heat on the Boiler*. It is also made «raoke-oon«am-ing. by admitting air through pipes laid at tbe highest point of elevation between the boilers these pipe* are perforated with holes.. The flues nnder them are carved almost tbe shape ef the Boilers, with rsoesses or cavities .under each Boiler to relelve tike ashes which can be cleaned ont at the little side doors. The current or watrr in each Boiler Is independent of the other, being oaly connected brthe mnd drum, at the end of the Botera aad soosa-neok pipe, as shown by the dotted line* in the engraving.

They can be seen In operation at Mr. Oeorge F. Kills' Woolen Factory, Terre Haute, Ind. Tor partial tars, aldress, or see

ootids

MoOLUBE ft ELLIS.

Christmas and Hew lea^

1867

Business Suits

and Over Ooats

COME BlCHf ALONfl GENTL'MEN

Mo«r la the time for

B-A-IR/O-.A-IIN" S.

ODB

JOHSiSTOS & MILLEB,

Merchant Tailors,

AKP OCALSftl fN

Read) Made Olothiug!

tieBtlemen'g Fnrnlsbtng Goods.

Oar titeck eon gists of all the but makes of

CLOTHS,

i*/'\

CASS1MMHMS, BE A VERS. .^,£. VESI1NQS,

And a variety of good, durable, low-, priced Goods, for suits, which we propose make 16 make to order in

Tbe Best Possible Manner,

AMD AT THB

Lowest Possible Figures!

BK0KAW, BK0THEBS & CO.,

HTOSE-FtfEltfSfiWf*1

DRY GOODS!

AKD

IS THE PLACE,

VJ® 'I SV&ESTLS? AND

N«w 4s the Time *&&"> iiW

To purchase ont only the usual array oi

at'

Family Dry Goods,:

v' y« i-T ft But also, a Great Variety otf» it •Vji-h It »«(t

Fancy Groods

THE HOI.I»4XS«

Ohristmaa Presents for Babiesr Christmas Presents for Boys, ,w Christmas Presents for Girls. Christmas Presents for fathers Christmas Presents for Mothers Christmas Presents for Husbands,..- *. Christmas Presents for Wives, ,}- \,j] Christmas Presents for Brothers, .. jf", Christmas Presents tor Sisters, Ch.istmas Presents for Nephews, „tSI\ Christmas Presents for Nieces, Christmas Presents for Uncles, Cbjistmos Presents for Aunts, -ff CJhristma- Presents for Grandmothers, Christmas Presents for Grandfathers^. Christmas Presents for Cousins, Christmas Presents for Friends, .''i^ Christmas Presents for Everybody.

iJij

-3. -M

'.--y oa ~,U

A few more sots of Ihoae Cheap Purs, Zephyr Yarns, Blankets, Comforts, &e.,

AX LOWER PRICES' .i -Than can be found elsewhere,

-.Ii .'.-tilt nill'j

!f#

B. B. & 00-»

Have the handsomest," line

.oaaj

Paper Hangings, Oilcloths, Carpetings. /Window Shades,'-

toii sttSs v.--'?* iSft

Damasks,

Ever offered to this community, all of which will be sold at greatly roduced prices.

HOUSE-PtJRNISHING^

VARIETY STORE,'1

No. 109 Main St., Terre-Hante.

"The Penis BUahtlar than tha Sword.*,

THE GOLD PEN, BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS

Morton's Gold Pens,

The Best Pens In the World. JFor sate at JVo. 26 MaidenjOane, JVew-York, and try every duly appointed dgent at the same prices. 3

Morton makes no IPens stamped with Uie JVame or Trademark of any other therefore. Where an Agency is established, the public will be best suited, and at the same prices, by calling on the Agent in all other places those wishing the Morton iPen must send to Headquarters, where their orders will receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash.

A Catalogue, with fall description of sizes and prices, sent on receipt of letter postage, 0

A. MORTON.

VTHE

VOf

%Jr

FIRST PREMIUM

a Sliver Modal WAS AWARDED TO Jk

BARREH'S HAIR RESTORATIVE

#n By the K. II. State Agricultural Society. et^T Its Fair, holden in KoUiua, Sept. 20,1

wo.

BAKSETT'S

Vegetable Hair Restorative Restores Gray Hair to its Kotund Color xranic action eradleat«s pandruff and Humorspreye&ta

motes Ute growth of the Hair chaoget root& to_thcfr original otrsmic action eradl* -flJL Ya Ditir falling out Is superior Drewing. .Itcontaina no Injurious Ingredients,

A aod is tbe moat popular find rcli- A able article throurhout the £agtt We«u JCorth. and

JS% Smith.

W O

J, R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietor*, MASCBJBSTEB, N. H. '. LOBD & SMITH, Chicago, General Sortb-Weet era Agent*.

J. 8c M. -A.. DAVIS, A&eia.tm Tor Terre Hon to, Ind. nny IlilwSm

OMNIBUS LINE.

B. MILLER'S OMNIBUS A.NI) HACK LINE. Will attend to ail calls for train* tearing the Oity, ami also deliver paaeongorfc in any part or the city with care and dUbatch ,'

All orders le Von tho Slate at the Poet Offioe, at Darin' Drag Store, or toy rwidiricB will be jrrompN ly attended to, p««90dtf

•JJNION BABLER!. r1^-

FRA1TK HE1IIG A BRO Mano&etaren of all kiada of

CRACKERS. and Dealers in O E I E S

On Lafayette St., between Canal aad Depot, E urn Ii ATJTE, dfi30dly TN DIANA.

G. MEKR1LL, M. D.,

HOMCEOPATHIST, TEBBE HACTS, IND. Omci—At Bnntin Honae, Boom Nomber 65, where be may be found at ail hours, uclaaa abeent oa profemi nal serrloe. Also, ail calls from the city or country, day or aigh^rlU promptly atteadei to.

w-iM'frr

wbcw YO

Press, Saeqne and Cloak

CUTTER

GIVE

VAEIETT SRIAAS.^

Onrxai.!.

r-i:

109 Main Street,

"tf

Suits eat on scientific principled, and

Alaoa fine assortment of

EiTES^

Ho. 85 Main Street, niiStalrs.

CHEAP MILLINBiR^r

NBW STOCK OF TiiE

ATK SS

-,)urs

fciiC-* .-•jU

TH® fitr.Stf

THE

CHEAPEST IK

CITY r,

At No. 85 Main Street. %ia nm: (UP STAIB3.)

I 8 A I E A S I N S

QUEENSWARE.

OKOWN & MELVIN^ -M waoi.t»AtM acTAn. PKALSK) ia:

jjj iwe

China, Qneensware, ^sware,

House-furnifihing Goods,

GOAL OIL LAMPSj :f

LatUerfttf, Table Cutlery, £c„

Kb. 62 MAIN

Terre! Hautej In4*

€0LGAT£ & CO S GBBMAH Erasive Soap Is uatrafltetiired from Pfac SIATSBIAXiS, and may be oouidirfld tha isTAj«tiBu orKxcraLEncv

DOCTOR WHIXTIKR. TtEOUIiAKLY BRED PH¥BI0IAN, a* hi' J\- Dlpio«a wtticb Uange fb bia ofBw wiliehow has isttd# {ftro^Diiieate* lit* wtmdf \U \if», ant baa a l]aiou-.wi4o reputation, baring twen tmgf-iooated-U St. £oait'(ban any otlier Chrortie T)ieea» Pbyskjlan. iiucb of bin praoUoe-bae beaa of a private aaitarp D&«a»ei, fypiiUe or SUrcmiat Aftd&ot o/tkr TlviM, Skin or Bo*rr, OnciMt, Hernia or Jtafltarr ist« lm

KIBO,tbe .effeete of a Solitary Haitit« ruiopus dy ai4 Mind.prodaoingblotobee, debility,' potency, diatiness.diniBeeB of right, eoBfaeio ideas, evil forebeaiw, areraien to eoolety, loe% oi

lion

(u^mory, woakoeea, io.^not all tbese ia apy oa oaaejbnt all occ'ilrriQg froqoentlyin varfoitt oa»e» SV*AocommAdatloBe ample, charges aioderat* ore« guarantees. Oousultatlou by letter or .Uiee, freti. Most caeoe can be preperty tr-at«.'

Menatraation and Pre^nanoy, So. .yitliont auinterriew, and medloioa*, teaWT* troii iUsprration^eent by mail or eapreea. IrAnce to bulioesai ia most cases.

Addt Box 8t. tionls, Sip. IIonnM^i A. M. to 8 P. U. Oflic* PERMONEUU. :uoatedat No.617 8t.0bar!ee Street,betweeu 8Ut'. ind Me?eutli,0B0 gqnare SOUtii of Undell Hot)!, retired apot in tho centre of the city.

Conssltattoti rooine, atid rodaJi &rtho/ac«->!u uodation or each patieute ae ivpure daiiy pst-Wi attention.

WKBYBOBY

Can get, tcraiekted tetter unvoice,u»y Thaw SymptQun audTteatznent of Kerrone.Crinar RC iexnalDisoasea,clearly delineating ill tbe disease* conditions, witii lull Symptom Bi(U, tor tw ilireo-ceat poatage etamp* to prepay postage.OiicnlaT for ljatJio«,relating to DLjeasee of Pubef aprtdawly.

FOUNDRIES.

JAKESSKATB.

HXDOH A, SMITB. MNaz a, BXACB

VI«0 FOUJTDBY

AH©

MACHINE SHOP!

rfear the T. H. A I. and E. A O. Freight Depots, TEBEK-HADTE, INDIANA,

8MTH, SStlTH & CO., Propr's.

Hanafactarers of Steam Engines, UlU Gearing, and Machinery of every desoriptioo. All kinds of lrouand Brass Castiogsmade to order. Svei^f class of repairing promptly attended to.

Bar Orders solicited.

t,-

PH(EMIX FOUNDRY .—-AND—' ie» SB Mi'i' I :u tr.9

Machine Shop,

McElCresh, Dengler A Co.,

c.!

8. B. cor. 4th ft Eagle Sts near Passenger Depot, fr 'iOirti TEBBI HAUTE, IHD. t/'1! 1 "i

Mannftcturers of Steam Engines, Mill Machine^Hotlfle ts, Jir# fronts, anl Oircolar Saw Special attention pafd to tbe munlMttfre aad repair of Brass Work, Patent Offlee Models, Ac.^

Wo arn also prepared to cat Tooihed or Oog Gearings of ettiier Oast IroBi Wrought Iron Brasi, in the uioat perfrct manner.

W Bcpairlng done promptly. All parties connected with this establishment being Practical Mechanics of sereral years exparlenoe, we feel safe in. saying that we can rendoi full satisfaction to our customsra, both in yoiiii of workmsmship and price.

The highest price paid tor all Old scrap Iron delivered at the "Phoenix Foumdry," near the Passengvr Depot.

HcEUTSKSH, DBMOLEB A Ck.

ang£4d6mwtf

TTNION INSURANCE CO.,

OF IKDIANAPOIilB.

Capital, #40r,ff05 78. Tax LsjlLikq KIHI LASC&uioE VOHFAMT or Ian., A Stock Company owned and controlled by the leading bnslness irfen In the State.

The follow! «rea part of tha fltockbolders, who are msidents of Terre Haute, aad to. whoa we would refer those wanting sound and reliable insurance at fair rates.

Preston Hnssey, Pres't National State Bank. J. B. Oujminghaai, .Druggist. L. O. Warren's.Ueirs. ,A.

HAVENS A CO., AgenU.4

23dtf Offlce over Donnelley'* Drug Store

PLUMBING.

R. BUCKELIJ

being A practical

FljliaBEB, anu a( the request of many itfpuds, begi to anuoanca that he is now prepared to eaecute all orders in tbe above buslnoss,.in connection ithhis House Painting and Graining.

SHOP—On Cherry 8treet, betwesa Sd aad 4th BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, Av fitted op on the most approved |Ma«pNa. kepairing .promptly attended to. sepS

R. P. DAUGHERTY, Pbjralclan and Baifeaa/ TERRK HAUT1E, INlj. Will attend promptly to all prelaeslonal calls la the city and eountry.

Orrtoe—Northwest corner, of Fourth and Main streets, (over O oodman's Clothing Store.) Beeidfnee Nt. 65 North Fourth Street. oc29dt

QITy BILL POSTER.

GEO. W. R¥lPSNli3ER. Programmes mad Circulars diitributed in GOOD STYLE!

«TAn ordei* Mt at .Dowliag Hall. «r at the Printing Ogloes.w^hapw^Jtly sUaadedtowift

jsob. p.

tnaftBenefit Partnership The great want ef the Community, (a general redacUAD ln..jri«w Ute baateof (hi* partBMrskip) •--x-pKOHpr-Br^lJM AND

IJn^veraal Pitfonn Li. wai^an-to^rMpniflHa GREAT BLESSING! ttMtaarilk MM Mb MM

Buefej^ the Peoples StoreJ

If so, you become Partners at once oa the

Benefit PlanT

ANDwBDT DBT 00000 At 1*0

Great Bednetioni.,

To formsnch a Partnership.with tha People is our intention, and require* that our interests should be mutual, that yon aiay receive the full

Benefit of Low Prices!

amount of value for the leaet money—^nd the People, of the secoud part, to extend a liberal patronage la retard TBfs dons, and we pledge you large Dinimns, (Tnsaviwt Motiey aud reeetring more Goods fore Dollar tbaa otherwise) payable at the time. and with every purchase mada. ff» n«w sailunder the

M- B. P.

Aad what heretofore was a mystery, will now

become

A "HOUSEHOLD WOED,"

BecaoeaeVerybo'dy'is personally iateraetedlu aay enterprWwberaby they recalve a direct beaellt —and through (his medium— SmgM rrojte* being the JKey to rs aVCCESS^: E««ry Van, Woman and CbiM will 2behe*e«tadia prsportion to ttielr wants.

Net Goods Just Receivetf

Boaght at a great deollae ia prices, to be etM at flgaree as fullowa j. EMPSE3* POPLINS-T& Cents per yard—Ijm yards double width, This is n» of ths ^r*5t. est deductions of tha setuon. ^00 PAVTEBN3 UBESS OuoDS, 811* Stripe, 3a..

Cedrs per yard. OAod enough fur the most fastidious to wear. D0CBLK WIDTH CAMLET CLOTHT-Brown,

Stone, Bismarck andOaruet, 00 rents per y'li FBENuU. ME&1K05—Another Bedwtios—16:'^ cents a yard! The wonder Is bow Dzess

Goods can lm sold so chtap. The

KXPLAIHS'THE

VELVkTS—ForTSTEBT.

LT0K3 SItK

"hsks toch?.',

width' Cloak Vefref» {11,00 per flit, trimming« to matshl ij

STARTLING REDUCTIONk

Xa the noinltiated—and wly? BecaaseIke iM. I». Woiks well, and is the medium of ialteaatlM for the Pi«opte.

Wool Long Shawls $6^0^

80 ao worth f,09. f''S

CHINCHILLADays

Kor (ale by all Orocen. r,fctdwly ftfl jna .1

CLOAKS, •IO,OO-(TH««UDTFKND'

Trimuilog4 are woith 918,00), aud why o)tl so

'cheap? This Ts no tnysttry.

L1BKUAL PATfiOIAQE *»n TBS .-it

GO HAND IN HAND. BLACK BEAVICB CLOAKS AST) JACKETS—'1 Black Ueaver, fine quality, *5,6# per yard ery tody bays it now FITCH, MINK and all kind* of FURS-Mnfl»,

Fur-trimmed Hoods, lacloding a fall etuak oil Chlfdren's Furs. ENQUIRE FOB WHITS WOOL FLAMHKLS at fiy cent* a yard 1. Bed Blankets Si,00 per pairv. worth Si,00 thirty days ago. PaTNTS, reteivrd) ohoice stylos—Now"

Blyles—12(Just'

6 cents. u:

MCiLlSa-Bieacbec fitnslinsl yard wids, !£££, ct], per yard. tJnbieacbed Baslini yard wid* lO ceetS'per yard,, floaty yard wide Uableeoh-

!"J

#d. 13 sent* per.yard. Good quality, yard widv., tALl8fl,UUHDEBWKAB—Fait Sffeck Wrappsrs'"5 aad Pantsl Cliildron'n Utidetwsarr QKNT3' ONDEBWEAB—pjaweTs and Shirts/'*

Qentrt'V.'blt^ Dress Shirts, iieaaquarters fur... Gents' nrnishing Uoixla. Look at our OloVts and Hosirry, witk ag«ii«ralstoefcot. sex flrf fioods, Notions aad Fancy 6o«dsy (Too targe to enumerate), bought sloes tbe deeliae aud Just reavlml. which we sow offer tjr :C-

HOLIDAY SALES I Through the medium of the »fH

-MEM MJM -JT

it such tempting prides that everybody cannot^ fail to be conv.noad as tiny r«4—(Jiat ^. W© "Will Sell Clieap!M meat our own, and ths expectations of all, ap'd demonstrate the "Uutual Benefit Partnership" to be "ths gre:«t want of tbe community."

W. S. RYCE & CO

d&w

The highest Cash Prioe Paid flrfctd Oopiifllrf prass, and Iron ta|6dwtf T. H.NC'ELFaEtH. B. f. QtHQULZ. J. BABtfAftP,

MONUMENTAL.

r£IHE U&DBRS1GNED is Agant^

CELEBRATED S00T0U GRANITE JlotiumSTS. This material is ImptrithabU. It is tketnaM Elegant aad tunMpUbU tits Mfhrnt poltth ofifJ any known material. Its chief coiwtitnunts are,,, die tome as Cleopatra's Nsedle, anl Pompey's Pillar, at Alexandria, ia Egypt, which still re-tl^ ihaiu unimpaired ay

THK RAVAGES OF CMTtJKIES,

y'L

The superior beauty aad durability ot this sa*« tutorial is causing a demand tor it in the Eastern J, States, where it is being adopted by the wealthier olasses in preference to the Italian Marble. ,a

Aspectoenot tbis Qranite may tw tena at tli« Adaau Express Office. i' Orders and iuqniriss will meet with prompt at -3lt ntioa. Add run, JAMES O. WllSClh, 9d Box 734, Terre Hnite. M.

GASANJ)

STEAM FITTING.,

Main Street, bstween 6th and 7th, FR£I)i»IK OJEIGEB. Having employed the services of J. 8. F«rg« son, a well known, practical workman, ha is now prepared to execute all erdeia in the above business, with promptness and dispatch. ootSdly

WV. J. axxitia. BEXar anHair, ^s. BALTIM0BB.

Wm, J. RIEMAN & SON.

sccdJtssoas TO

ot At

Wm.J.Rlemaa& Co.,

PORK PACKERS,

Water Street, near Bliuxu's Mill,

fc)

Terre-Hauie, Iu4.

^PFICE—Over Vestfall's Hat Store. Hogs bocghtasdpackedoncommisslon Libsrai l'J advances on pickiug and consignments to our house In Baltimore. decBdlas

:"B

J. M. Wanes, Oaas. ErriMaMODStv, U. Aaaeaa, Oen. Manager. Archi. Bculp. Man. Stonework Walter, Eppinghouscn A 0o.,

Utur Wutian

Steam Marble and Lro-Stwie W«fa, Stone Building Work, Vaults, Statues, Moanmeats, tied-stones, Mantles, at prises lower ^1 than any other Works in this State, as our laoilltites are greater. ,j Alio. Importers of Scotch Qranite Moutuaeats,

Msys,

lamest tfc

to oall and

ti.

Narbla Work* (KalaMlake* IMS) acar Uka P. 0.1' Stone Tard end Steam Works at the T. Ef. II. Freight Depot, *. j.o

TBRBB JHLA.UXK, iJVIJ.

The Trade supplied with Sawed Stone and Marble at LiberalBatos. OSdta BTTB58—B—ICB la

JOHN H. larly^ Block, No. 80

MBIB

8treei,'-

Terro Haute, Indiana, *7

OST reepectfally recommends his wall select ed stock of Jeans, Flaaasis, plain aad plaid Blankets, Coverlets, and W« )ien Knitting Tarns, of different kinds. Being folly ensunlit

trns, or ainereni Ktnas. Being fully en* abied to warrant the ffiht auality af these Oooda a I mast respectfully invite Ladles and QeritlemeA

Invite Ladies

for Goods, and the higbeet market nt*» paid, ostSMawtf

I them. Wool taken in exchange

I—UiJ/i mh n*d

JOFFIN ARMSTRONG, Gunsmith and_Stenell Gutter.

Flour, Whiaky and dack brands, also Platee lor arking Clothing, cnt to order.

U,io

Owns made aad repaired in the best of stjrfe. All work warranted to give satisfaction. ,i«

Shop Sd door East of the Nsw Court Honw, V' etroet, at th*- Vigo npuuty Bav 8c»l««. Idl

HORSES,the

MULES AND HOGS.

—I will sell oa Tuesdiy, Thu»«fay aDd Saturdays. betwsen hoars of 8 o'clock A. M. aad 13 U.,at the Public Pound In tbe city of Terro Baute, io tbe highest bidder, at jmbllc auction, all hogs that may have taen oa any of these daye within the Pnblio Poand more than twelve hours}

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and all the horses or mules that may have been in said Pound more than two day*. «OtTLEIB BBI8», 7 oct SO City Marshal.