Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 December 1867 — Page 2

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In another column will be found ft call to the Army of the Cumberland in rel»* tioa to &9 formation jOf i» to be known, as tk*$3ociety of4U»Army of the Ctupbotiwd.':. Ti:« BUjfgest^d that imri&dlaW action be'taken for summation of thw moat honorable- ana desirab)e project, In the furtherance ofcthie object it is proposed that *11 officer* of the 'late Army of the Cumberland", wherever thay aw, an* whatever, their occupation, who can possibly do so, wiH meet in Convention at Cincinnati,OJyO( on the 6th day of February, 1868

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It iB rumored, that General- Dii, ^ho proposes to return from Prance ia April, will be a Presidential candidate before the next "Democratio Convention.' U'pr hi3 own sake we hope this report? iB a ca nnrd. In the dying hours of President Bucfranatfe Administration he won undy ing fame by his decisive patriotism hut he would blight it forever should he identify himself with the copperheads. His connection with the Philadelphia Cry-Ba-by Convepiinn aqmprpo^Bed hia reputation,but that ofifens^wM notjwpftfdan able! Should he,rhGWe.ver, Jtpop ao low as to be General Mc01all*n's successor, be would share his ignominious fate, 5i6

News from Mexico represent# that rob* beries continue to be frequent and organ* ized bands Of brigands to be numerous everywhere in that unhappy country. At Pafcanaro the diligences bad been robbed by soldiers—by the very claw of men whose special duty it is to guard and defond travelers1'agains't1 -WolflWAP''.! news does n'oj. offer a very eitponraglng prospect of a speedy, bsaltity r6organizsw tion in Mexico. The Juaree government however, is busily arranging its dip)d matic relations with foreign government#, Diplomatic agents are to be sent to the South American refMibUcLj.', ffid that' SenorTlbmaro wTIT refurn to WasB ington tu Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PWnipd»»l!*ry..

Times are announced to be very hard in Louisiana. It ,ia jttatedjtfcat as many as three thousand tobiti/tand four thousand negroes are at the point of starvation These reports, we fear, are not eiagger ated for we remember how destructive to the crops in that region wore the floods of last spring and early summer, and subsequently the ravages of the army worm "What cotton was spared by the flood* was ruined by the worm. Although we have uniformly opposed the encouragements to idleness and other abuses to which the administration of the Freedmen's Bureau is liable, we in this lad ^destitution of whites and blacks in Louisiana aolear and unquestionable esse for prompt and liber al reliaf on the part of government. If the funds in the possession of the ,Froed^ men's Bureau are insufficient for the pur pose, let Congress inak6 ample provision for it without delav.

BETBENCPJIHXT, commenced by Gen eral Grant as Secretary of War td

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is becoming, it would sieem, the polar star of ovary department. According to a "Washington 'dispatch, the estimate of tho expenaos of the Government for the next year have been reduced from $372, 000,000 to $300,000,000.. A latex dispatch says that Mr". Trunibull offered* resolution inquiring of tUV Attorney GMiben) what special counsel' had' been"engaged from June 13, 1866, to June 13, 1867, and what officials in his office1 and th# -•Court of-Okims could be dfipenwd resolution was amended to. inqtug^nhe year 1865, and adopted. This is only 6ne of the many straws which show the current of public opinion in Congress. If this spirit continues 4o inspire our aatioBal legislation the burdpn of jjnll be materially lessened, and the credit of the .Government be proportionately raised. Economy and honesty generiflly go tosethor.

The Chicago Tim$a makes the opposition of ^nator Monriy,^ of io the repeal of tho cotton tax the pretext fcjr an onslaught upon all New England, charging the people of those Slate* with being hostile |to the We^t and .South.— There is no Justice In this accusation, brought by itan who is hisfotlf sf :,Tankee. The relations between the West and the East areaa'-all respactaxntirely amicable, and their interests are identical in al* most every particular. "And 1»sJf .tie South, the hostility is not sectional, but wholly directed agalifet the pernicious elements of Southern society. To foste* jealousy and ill-feeling between different sections of our country*!? flFsowTTOBSeeds of dissension. The strength of thirbond which unites this vast nation is the intolligont conviction of thj^p.^J$t^Jr^ili classes and sections have mutual interests, and what is demanded for the permanent good of one would advance the prosperity of all. The statesman or journalllt'Vho is not national in his sympathies and views is, in reality, unWite for hi? own partitsus lar locality.

IT is said that a bill will shortly be introduced into the Senate in fchich it will be endeavored to revise our consular and diplomatic syetem, and cut down the ex. penses of that branch of tho service.— There is room for retrenchment in this mattery and if Congress wonld take hold of the subject with serious intentions to give it all the effect possible, something very handsome might be done towards the reduction of our expenses to three hundred millions annually, as proposed by Mr. Hooper's bill. Our diplomatic situations are very comfortable, but in many instances they are useless. We pay heavy sums to ministers and consuls, who are either not wanted or tyhose duties might be discharged by officer? of less rank, at much less cost to tho nation. A vigilant and close overhauling of tne diplomatic and consular list, with an unsparing excision of all excressen'ce^ would be important, and do much good. While we are upon this topic of retrenchment, let us eudoavor to discharge our duty in the matter without fear, favor or affection.

tion fasten itself upon {Se people that

er in the contest. In sympathy with the principles flmd spirit of the Republican party, and possessing the elements of

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inspitJi is wflfl Tnabcgj' 1M| i&diers he led through tho latq war in which'i He so t&Uiftntg^fctTqguiBh^ himself, it would seem that he should be nominated without opposition—that the party and the soldiers who saved the nation by tlwir Mtpiottc^idelUy ap4m®ery

the successful leader of tto army which achieved the son and rebellio: great party of loy^lt| in^lie^M^t/or the Chief Magistracy nlttiifc There is jtagsMAer or^np^p^w^lted honor in the gi^toi ifee' AmefiESn people than that of the presidency, an^^here is.no honor too exalted (p^J^confbtfretf iiptn| ^Ufe^reat Hero of the war, now that peace has been restored. ,^ho Jpap a ijpttef .titlo to jhat honor, in view of great services aa General Grant all

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the Republic, has done more to prove his Imtriotism or hisdevot^jin to the country's .beetinterest? Other men there are,

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and, military life who. d^sc i^ntiryrtten^^d'

great men—men of proved fidelity and undoubted ttite«siaiL&ipf &t»t of them has a stronger hold upon the popular. gpatitiidl, cuv has donft" njofe ,toidemonetrawnls p^triy^c trtistwofthmcM, 'than he ?i And jO^ th® scoro of

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£i»lity never to~be slightty^^nsld^bd by the wise supporters of a cause when the matter of jvhich one of art" our stkwS UQert'o r'Teadera commends himself to us so strongly as he Not one. His nommrttfen would be equal his election. Thus much cannot be ^Iftimea^ih ^al ^6tiny- out loaders1 Whd hits aryet boen^riehtlorried connection with the ne*t ^rc6llency.-rr Therto not onwoK them who would so surely Jtnd thoroughly ^unitb^ the party in his VuppoFt,ror.'atfrac^! jto .ijfe^standa^ ,'so many ot tliat iarge «iae« ?ir par^f-adher6n«« is-doubtfuU vi' i.' •i'/.o'.'

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tast nite, for amoozement, I, picked up a volrum uv poems, ritten py, v?un Camell/lpd happened to rpadlapeece dalled the "Last Itan."/ It's. a '^ytW heivy peeoe uv writip. Sis descriptive^ powow are rather'tositfer lhtn ^ne. ttio, .perhaps ef loo Stands

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he i^a lopg.w^y behjnlffl^ii the matter of psp8«ps(, And Th -thani fine tutcfi«s Wj^VjslioW jp inatt sole^hd ^ftnsihili^ tics*

Br tiiat sk it niay, li)e p3n^made'ah impression oh me, (wich lis proof that there is 'suthih in* it), and ftwaz on to my mfnd

I retired to my vfrtoouiB couch::

Skarc^ly'had5!sunk iMo slumber,when my viggbrus ihtelleck. wich even the botids uv.' clmin Vsr'#ndered awfcy infe tW ibMt^ tealmS iir: speckela* hen.'

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a time.it t'age^i. alike among all olaeser Ut pflblil^i and itmopg all S)Hor6 and coaifet«idjJ8. iMi^^dandh^^ ci

en) pestilence. Flnidl^i

the edmah-bttjun to-escape tho fang3 «v de^tb ttmdhg the niggers it? raged ^fflfca'thatr ^er. ThrotBe Bouth it swept Hkb^^tornado, -ipaffn ^'tb^ whitos, but cuttin dowii erriy flifeger -in itt path ihef wtiz Weepin a^d Hie hawty blftritet iiiw ithd bright octerooiir for wfad'TB ber|»iid $2,000 lite^e th^' wrf^qand wHd ltaHn 'ibe goodj olft tltfiea ^laceifMt hotirs of refliitashan ^fth^^er peerless chftrmS-—who hed tweflfe ftlib twotifbl ciritf-* almost" pfcrftcWy- -^liH«,-» irich, on aKkootit uV bevib hie blood in- their vane?, he he^^beeii utbl^ to

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Finllly, nigger after nigger fell, itntil but two remained In the Ydanited States. They wos a male and female, iuv Bieh por1^kl¥'helthy systems, that it seemed im possible'for disease^to tetchthem. When thO'epidemie wuz known to hev settled down to niggers alone, the De nocrasy hold a 0onsaltation, 'and iearin the race wood become ektinctf: hed selected these, bed carefully sekloodod em from the world and hed employed twenty-foirr uv the most eminent medikle men av the World be with em constantly each stayirr mrhour that, in case they showed eby *yraptons, the proper remedies mite be to wunst^ipplide afore Ahe disease got a hold. Vrmn these two, ef the rest wuz destroyed, it wuz hoped a new stock fcood be raised, that the dangers urnegro equality mite be'still keptr aifore the Amenkin pie.

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ut all to no purpos. The unapairin pestilence smoted em, and, not withstand in the -efforts made by the aminc»t physiciank notwithstabdin the prayers and groans uv the Dimocrasy they -died.1

Methawt thb heavens wuz hung in black, and ominus litenins shot athtvart the skies. In the. distance low, mutrin thunders wuz heard, and the 4eest uv the forests run affrightened from their cov erts. Dray hosses dropt dead in Uie streets dorgs run wildly, with tbeir tuQgs ahangin out, and the white foam droppin fmip their distendid jaws. Ever and anoo, Dale, sicklv ffleaaM-uv lite fliis^cl across the clarlc, JeadeiT-cblored'* clouds," given sacher the appearance uv labrln under a severe attack uv yaller jangers

TH® LASTtrWSBR WUZ SXAS! PreWatly.Iha Jeaders'UV,fbfe Dirabkrasy begun to assemble.

Fernandy wood cum. "Alars!" aez he, aobbin ez tho. his. hart woUld fbreak) and^sb nold corpse "Farewell, my hop« along and last farewell! Thou wust our corner-stun on thee we "built Thou .wust our cappittle, our cheefest trust We used yoo we aboo^ed»*bo apd ia abopzinjrop'we tmnd^poflt mipiFtpfnll to be the^cuss uv Ameriky we wiiz 6rdained to be alluz fearful uv voof bein our soopeHors to us woe wlmstad the deliteful ct flttatoo

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ther ain't no nigger government we

foller thee." AndJft&n&ndft^ho—^,^., knife intbe nigger's saA-Jt-. into his bowels, and, tell a dead corpse

appfOTChEdan

flius: "An^ art thou gtfne, last utl theA^rirrkins C5od not tho avengin mipister# u* deatlrhev taken some other *aco Good not the^noble Injin bio iaken, uidthou spared to DeMoocrisy JSo' white

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4bi^., The white flian atid

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$4 W50 te5oth'e^ Jblwftte*!,' #hbBO testes run in that ^HrfeekBh^n,-^he saw he*, the" objeci ur his-! affeckshen and in the godd tim6« to conW he ho|ed Wunst more a p*tt -iV bWJiesl"ate,' lyin' a fnanymait cdrpse. Abt wbkh a-ewt for any purpose.

LiireWHe-W tew tbom WhO hed bio bia ckeh iran witb ainewa ti4*^te«F-Wjid*Wrli9clefe' -of iron-i-the males heafty 4«d lound, without blemish the ftoirtet t'affobfo uV- rairin a 'piocaniny Wfch.-ln tho olfi! times, wuz worth $200 ez aoO»ii2 Weoned, wunrt year, and by a littlei*tra fchippin do yeor'B work in tbe'SMd^ev^ry 12 months,' stretched cold* corpses in the field.

Thus wua dtseaao

ttltrOgin «U the finerfeelina uv humanity, afld destroyin relentlessly all that made, life pleasant and lovely.

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feered his supremacy. Coc(4 not- the Chinese heV' Wn sacrificed in thy stead The aeople hfed no prejoodis agin his color. ffiou-Wust all that made me uv yoose, imd ez thou art gen^, so I go also."

And taken the jack-knife out uv Eer» nandy's hand, he stabbed hisself with, it, and foil dead atop J^rnaniy.

Yallandigum agproacnea weepin violently.

"Opp(»if thy etev&tion," E"tfd he,-M7 dreisifi the dead nigger,. "wunat made a marter uv nTo, which marterdom netted me $30,000 in ten cent picces,' which 4 imm^itly invested in 7-30 bonds- issued by ,a tyranikW and unconstooshnal /guvernrncntt By carryin-ffcportrait uv .thee, and exhibitin it at wynieetins iathe rooral decstricks, I hev made my constitoojancios bile with rago,,«t the ijee uv sich thou bein .elevated, to their gpeer. Like ^th^.'-'lipy okkW^un*iP£op&i" WiiEf. wall, .poliytix.^^^'thou ,^'asi.my ^pollyti^ Farewell, CongrMS Wat yoosels a Dimekrat in Congris, vfith no nigge* to blat about Farewollr Itfe! —for wat is iiflo with no nigger tolperrtk^otr?^ {Ana.taken the jack^cnife fropi Peerse hand h«' recklessly plunged i'.jfotd h|s bovtiis. and fell across Peerse.

Btite, uv Injiany Richardson uv Illitvovj Seymour, uv Noo York Florence,' (xv Pennsylvany, and all the. leeders uv the party uv the North,without exception, cunx up, andt raakin similar orashuns, used the jack-knife in like style—fallin aqross each otEer'ez 'fourfoot wood is corded. mo-x%

Filled with anguish uv the heaviest scsripsfcun, and fujiy appreciatin tho feel: ins itiv the noble men who woodent sur-

ylvejthair party, I caught the jack-knife tbrowin myself into a. attitood—sich __ ev seen Forist cum, when, in Otheller, he stabs hisself—I woz on tho int ,uv makin it acquainted with iriy intestines, when I h$p,pened".tb observe a quart bottle stickin 'nt uv^thef HSlfe^r's coat pbflkft Droppin the knife, I aeezed it, ahd ih two gulps swaltzed ther-cofatwits Xhe roorti' spun •To3nd and round, fend eggshaustid I fell sehseless across tho dedi sOoieides. Jest then HbrisGreely entitred the room. Holdin-up both hands, he ex oiaimed': "Hz ii wus^ip the beginning so4t is in the.Mldin. Betjol^liimocraRy'? nigger fit .. 4. andtfink two groat cMsses'tqwuiistt V-

tM.^nain. oeijo^pfwouriibj: toe Txittom, whisky at {he top, a in the middle! ,Wo|T& ritt-.uv

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Andmsfid urpu^cliin his stumicR with therkhifej. he shuffled' th

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his hose.

.1 I awoke in a feverifeff befet, ^Bhrodkm 'mildly. So vivid wuz the scene I bed dreemed, that I: ?fouitd iisPiapossible to Sleep, and tliaU long'. nit^J, walked -t^ door in agony. 1 .v

Wuz the dreem prof$tik ?r,l84.h^r6 .ftny danger uv the nigger teo^iaiti extfijct by disease? I know amalgRWesben ,j« wbif tehin hini^in the Soivtbcrn rStates, put. up Norths whore Dimo^rjsy iB skan»e, we.kui preserve thim in J01 t&sir pess.

Heviagrant simply.the reiult uy^clisorderedfitumts and not a warnin uv wrath ^o cum:L

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ever affikitod a sleopin man, wich the ba^e reckOlleckBhen uv, causes a vol&ntOTy shUdfleAb thiill my a'usctiptible frame.

the Afmr of, the

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by many of our formefcomradesfromialL portions of the coutftry in iTelfttioft t6 the formation of air organization to be known las the "Societyi.of ti0»A5m7of ho Cumberland/^ we have finally deemed it best to issue a circular, fuggasting.that immo-'-diate acti5n TJe'tal^h fbr thw speedy.con't summation of: thiaiincstsh»norftWe.V^n.d desirable project.^ -\l .*?!

o^e'it ^o |uM^|Snq th^couhfl# at large, to the truths of history, to the' memories of.the de^d beroes. who went down at our sides on- every stricken field, where the banners of the "Army.of. the Cumberland" jiaved .in- thejioTeC^qat of the battle—to- the -maMned v^terans all over the tabd—to the ?anct?^ed'tics forD4 ad in those bitterrijlays- ^hisli ibEoUghVoiit: the manhodd and stern mettlotof the na* tion, that'-.tve nblonger ncglect so Imperative a duty, and oiJ& Oj^t.f^r Qpgle t^ia '•Army of tbe -TenQeseee/'-'bM eo loag, since performed, in_a(piahner so_credit»b/6 to its own proud £acord.r .:

Not only .theyhistoric pastj with- its blended 'iHSnioffes' of extiltant triu(m^h and iiallowed padneaa, but the vital intei1ests of the present arid the coming future, which "no'man ruay •ktiowi'c every inji pulse of rthe: ^eart, ejeryr^eaiiment of patriotism! efrery prijicipleof^wifidom and orraycihDcd-^tife^ Jt^DMitobont uppji that thu matter b%fl^ ro%prc",4er«rr^a It needless, however, to multiply words on this subject, ,v The lustrous romembtaQcl of t3y^ka* mauga, Stone Eiver, Eranklin, Perryvills, *T 1 !11 _.J _tUaa A a) Jrb1 ^"iiln'tKrT kM WA«A

lious wap, spe^lis fo*. it more .forceftiily.Your own meniorI(*3, yottj- tvwn -'hearts^ will plead inJts behalf.

In tbtf Tuftherancb of this object,'therefore, we respeotfully suggest that' all officers of the late "Army of- tho- Cumberland," ^herbVfir they are,1 and 'wlmteV^ theicoGCupatioD, who can .possibly do ad, will meet in Convention at- Cincinnati,: Oliio, on'tfafcv^h .day bf February!.i868L

Let ue bo laggards, no loiiger. ^ur path is clear, and hanop and-duty-ftliko beckon us to- follow it.

All papers friendly to this, enterprise will please give this card insertion. Wm. D. Whipplk, Bvt, Maj. Gen.4

R. W JohxsoS, Maji Gen .-Q.P.lCBti^STON, Bvt. Brie. den.

Henry Stone.

but to love thae, none hlirao tb« but to praise/'1 tiiay bfe fhirty applied-to Phalon's "Night-Blooming QergNo_bp«i who once uses the perfume evorj-ellotpiishee it, and josy lipt are nfeVter weaty. ofcomm endmg ifiBd "twdml^ndingfj^.—•

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Courier. ia* '^Ijl

'•JVHlCt THffJ.Ll^^Ol.'D^'^pGI 'TO Bttw" there i» a chance for rpstfrailoniof health If, therefore, the constitution has been weakened by diie^aoi .e3s:ess^Uie nerves shattered—the stomach weakened i-the appetite ~goae^ aod4lf the-'World appears gloomy— pour some fresh oil Into yon larnp.ln tteBElteqpggtj^ggtgtem'fiitters, which will make the flABje of life again burn' brightly," and "ilfdaiinato a once wretched existence. For ladies it is ah elegant and-gentife ^BtfcMilafttf 4*actly such as th6]r require. Maay families will not be witfira|t»: it. It toa? an. .imm^nso. sale througtt6tjAhe"wcirl3:

Magnolia Water.—A delightful toil--et article—superior to Cologne at half the price. 4-deodw2w, ,t»e tKfs si'3% mt8

-*m

"We have seen

it uwd'and it give's entire satisfaction."—A*.

ONE DeUiBV- DOLLAR! WANTED everywhwo fort-o«r One Dollar Salf. A IKatcb, a Toa Set, a Shawl,

Iircss for one dollai each. Send 25 cents und stanipFor twtf xbeclts »nd: circulars giving full pirticulata. Address. ARLINGTON & CO., 57i TFa.-)hln((toc 3trsot lios^ tQn)(ittj|a.

BAKTON'9

fee mark

Connecticut.

iTCOiffANCT, OB SOUL-CHARMING I How __ oithe* «ei may faseinate and gain the lovn STul of aBy person they, choose, insUnt ly„ ihis siinplo mental acquirement all can possess, ffee, by,mail, for 25 cents, together with a guide to tho unmarried of both sexes. A queer, exciting.book-: TOO,000 copied gold. Address T. & CO., Book Publishers, Philadeldhia.

f-vaSljASBS OF'.THE GENITAL OBOANS.-Dr. L/WLMiTBB, 907 Broatlway. N. Y.. devotestartlcaUr attention tp all Diseases peculiar to Uie-e organs in both oexea. Send stamp for aoircnlar.

WE AKE CoiviINQ^ And WJll ^ronent t^any person sendicg na a clnb ii' our liritit (ino Dollar Sale of Dry orftt Kan Goo(W,' (fc., a Silk-Dress Pattern, Piece ef Sli .- Ib{5,. watch, Sc.. free of cost. Catalogue of

mebch'T TAU-ORIMC,

JQATEST styles.

Lowest ^Prices!

HA1TS0CK & BApISTEB

ft* I-:

Have just recei\*fid a FBESH LOT.of

PIECE GOODS 2

Bought iiince the

GREAT 'DECLINE!

In Prices. We have a Fine Selection of

BEAVERS.

u*e Kastero. Western

and Jildaie States, at less than one-half tu» sum it wonlit co?tt .• tib thenarae amonot of ndtertlaIng, jvithont emnliyiog their services SEND STAMP for thoir Circular and peruse it befpre spending another dollar. The npeclttl Advan tB2CS inDivot1 b«S olfcred-except np jii' omer* Amounting to from $50 npvsrds, bat orders for any amount.fro(a 91 apward*, will be received and riiicatdd at the Tegular prices nf the news paper in which the advertisement is to appear. For $50 we can give mow advertising than can beoUiervri83 obtained for $160. For information how tvp^ro &ble to'do this, a^k the Editor of tills Paper,ferfdho'will explain.

CHINCHILLAS,

CLOIJHJS, Ac., &c.

M.}''

BUffS-i-GKO.^. BAIiJBT,

... ...

I Saitable for

Dress Suit?,

Business Suits

and Over Goats

COME RIGttT AL0N6 GENTL'MEN

Now i« the tim»for

B^lR/C3-JJlX2sTS.

CLOTHING!

KfiADY MADE

AND

.§4

FVBSrHHIMO I

No.

Chicago, Illinois.

'Aif«|OS!"-,w

Three

moguiflbtratfy iliusfratedModical Boot*

contalalng imuortant Piiyaiological Information

a»d Women, sent 1reu on receipt of 25

cents, bV addreiisvng the Secretary of the New Tort?'Medical- TJniv6rsity,' No. SO Clinton Place, Fe* Xerk City.

APEMTS'X'eirltorles,

GOODft! .• v.t

We ar?otferlat' aR'? J..v

Greatly Iteduced Prices.

Call and see for yourselves at t?. Tcta:. 79 Main St.

M1LLEK,

erch ant ai I rs,

AMD DCAltaS IX

i. tw

Ready Made ^Clothing!

Oeotlemen's Furnlsliing Goods.

ttt

e»

^^0

SU» 'j. ", Our Stock consists of all the best makes of J. -V'-O

CLOTHS, Jr~: isjj

CASS1MEBES, f:r BEAVERS,

•l*1 "f

VEST1KQS,

«w,4i

}-•rnr

£.*!*•

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

The Besl Posslble^vNaniier,

'yi'i-

,€S'£

AT THE

Lowest Possible Figures

We have also an elegant assortment

•.»,

antl ..saBftilo, sent, to any addieas lree. A reis ALT,EN, HAWKS

CO., 15 Federal St., Kcstr.n,

(jHaaiq I'. O BejtfiBS..

Bf-E£L(bIIl:toHEWfli-APEKSOFlist

tnd

fair: _.i .-. iX" UiUisrit i./dBcd^Biir.^

S THf)

ITMfiJ) SXaTBS. a complete of great value advertisers. See AdvertlSCWMlksette for Docembar. Prtoe25 cents, or $s,per year in tidrance. Address (J. P. BOWJtLL Cy.^ PubUshers, New York.

It is the BtstAChaace ever offered to Agents! One or two days' tlmewili secure good iie*lhg Machine Watch, slik Drtss, tfcrolver, or teme other atticlo sf egnal value, Fr«e of

Agetatt wanted everywhere, male and fimale, for the

best One

Dollar Pawnbroker'd Sale in tbe

country, bend for circular. 8. U. THOMPSON & OO.,.30 Hanover.street, Boston, Uass^

A JPhy»iol»glcal View of Marriage,

'the Cheapest Book Ever Published /V

Oo^talalng nearly Three Hundred Pages And 130 fine plate* and engravings of the Anatomy of the Ho man Organs in a state of Health and Disease, with a treatise an JBarly Errors, its Deplorable Oonsoquences upon the Mind and Body,^wtfh tae Author's Planot Treatmont '—theonly rational wil sncoeeeful mode of Core, shown by the report ef «a« treated. A trnthfnl*aiviaer to the married arid those contemplatins marriage, whe entertain doubts of their 'jihTSical c00^"'011,

,re®

Postage to any

adTdrets, on receipt of 2S centxin stamps or poet^l currency, by addressing DB. LA CBOIX, No. 31 Maiden lane, Albany, N.

Tbe anther may be

consulted upon any of the diseases upon Which his boolt treats, eituer' personally or by mail.— Medicines sent to any part of the world.

SKI

Gents Furnishing: Goods,

't 1-i-H St Consisting of

..S /jr-,

RubberjModlaing and Weather Strips Tfie beat,, cheapest and only perfect Weather Strips-'in tbo niarlbt. Excludes snow, rain cold air and dnst. Prlc«8 reduced to Agents* The" Bale isbeyond anything ever.offered, Send for an Agent*# Circular.

Shirts, Drawers, Cndeisliirt?,

TIES, GLOVES, Paper

and Linen and Cuffs,

i'j H'Tf/i

The Patent Wire Clothes

«11 It purpirta to be."—AT. F.

Indtpmdtnl-

jAddress the" AMEBiCAN WIRE CO.. 10a Broid'wa.^, j^ew York. *,

KfcyOLUTW TRADK! ADtlES, you can receive for the sum of Jj OSE DOtLAB Silk, jiferlno and Aljiacca Dnssts, 8hin!«, Bal mdrtkie, Linen Goods, Embosisd Table CoTers, ^tch_«8, Jewelry, Silver Pl»tid -Ware, Sswing MacWneS) ic._ Sjnd c{ub3 of tea or mor.i, witl tefl 'ijtitir for each eciTptiva check, and iho gst ^or wp o^tbo oVib. will re eipa a present Wurth iwcprjiiig t? the number sent. Agents wanted everywhere. Circulars sept, frpe. Addrafts PARKER & CO., succo=b rs to GBAHAM 4i CO., (j'taud 6i Federal street. Boilon.

Collars t£.-jT

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

Call at 81 Main Street.

nov4dtf

J. WAJ^MSI^EY,

13: TAILOR

Has just returned from the East with a "v" 'i large Stock of

vlVllllS) t, 'iiafli cL' ite:

t.zs

Cassimere» «&

SJ* Vcstiiigs,

PAT

ENT. "SCBEW.

FASTENED SLEIGH BEi-LS. Sold by the trade generally. Man.lfscutreed by W.BAR TON, East Hampton,

Which he proposes to make up to ordei

OHEAPEE

Than any other Merchant Tailoring _Es' tablishment in Terre-Haute.

Gentlemen in want of Clothes, ,iy^lo jn Good Style by a 'j y..«fKjr -.-J'

I?*i*»ctic»l Tailor I

4 a a W a is

TAILOR "SHOP

East Side of the. Public Square

McClure's Combination BOILER&FURNACE Promises to be the Most

Economical, Safest and Cheapest Boiler and Furnace in the World

iiV ^4f

I np upon the plain cdtnmon sense principle of generating steam. It i« much safer than the ordinary Boiler, being smaller, and can be added to, or diminished, by the' number of series. The irregular expansion subject to Boilers, is obviat od, there being no fines in them to resist the ex panslon of the shell. They are

Readily Got At for cleaning and repairing, ant the expense of making dm, 1a lee» than any other known. They area saving of at least one-half of the fnel.— Tbe application of beat to them is to direct the attack on all the series bat tbe first one on the side above any collection of sediment in the bottom, besides completely wrapping the boilers with the flame. There is between each of the Boilers

An Adjustable Aparatus, for tbe purpose of regnlataing the attack of heat on the Boiler*.' It ia alia made smoke-consam-iug, by admitting air through pipes laid at the highest point of elevation between the boilers th«ca pipes are perforated with holes. The fines under them are carved almost the shape ef tbe Boilers with recesses or cavities under each Boiler to reieiTe the ashes which 3an be cleaned oat at the little side doors. The current of waW in each Boiler is independent of the other, being only connected by tbe mud drum, at the end of the Boilers and goose-Beak pipe, as shown by the dotted lines in the engraving.

They can be seen In operation at Mr. George F. Bills' Woolen Factory, Terre Haute. Xnd. For partionlars, aldreer, or see

McCLURE & ELLIS. Mtldwta Rt ai^t v* 'gttfwfe

DRY coorjs.

:c» few ft

ami jfew ears!

~a£8««

1 8 6 7

VIAKAV, BB0THEES & CO.,

HODSE-FUBNISHINQ

DRY GOODS!

And Gktseal Yaeistt "Stobb.

C-

109 Main Street, '*$*"£

IS THE PJjAQE,

i~ J, I

AND''"' rs

5 I I. I I -jy

Now is the Time

To purchase ont only thet usual array ol

-y.u "rtf'-tv

F«ycaily Pry Qoods,

i-» But also, a Great Variety

." r. J»v

Fancy Goods

ifo-si

FOB ..

THE HOLIDAYS.

Christmas Presents for Babies, ., Christmas Presents for Boys, u. Christmas Presents for Girls. i, Christmas Presents for lathers Christmas Present? for Mothers Christmas Presents for Husbands, Christmas Presents for Wives, Christmas Presents for Brothers, Christmas Presents for Sisters, ,t

j,,£

Ch.istmas Presents for Nephews, Christmas ^Presents for Nieces, Christmas Presents for Uncles* Chjistmos Presents for AuntB, Christma- Presents for Grandmothers, Christmas Presents for Grandfathers,, Christmas Presents for Cousins,.

Christmas Presents for Friends, Christmas Presente for Everybody.

IA .. v/ 41

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

AT LOWER PBICESp

j^Than can bo found elsewhere. .14 .$ i-ji

Have the handsomeBt line

Paper Hangings, Oil Cloths, v-*? Carpeting^.

Window

i-iwm

..,va, ^Damasks,

l' a

»cs1

Ever offered to this community, all o^ which will be sold at. groatly roduced prices.. _vT.

-ht

.» 'n

a 5u

fe#

YARIET STORE,"

No. 109 Main St., Terre-Haute.

I'sfX -•(}&. U~0 OsW'ai 9^J *MSf

"The'Fen la Mithtleif than theBwofd.*

THE GOLD PEN,

Morton makes no ZPeiu stamp-

ed with the JVame or Trade

mark of any other therefore,

where an Agency is established,

the public will be besl suited, avid

at the same prices, by calling on

the Agent in all other places

those wishing the Morton ^Peh

must send to Headguarteiy,

where their ordtrs will receive

prompt attentionif accompa

nied with the cash.

A Catalogue, with full de$crip+

tion of sizes and prices, sent oft

receipt of letter postage, jfc

A. MORTON.

V!\U

THE

FIRST PREMIUM

VOr

a Silver Medal WAS

JLVAP.bED

CB.

TUBNAbiris gotten

BflRRETT'S HA!R RESTORATIVE W By the N.

II.

Stoft) jVn^cuhoral SflciiJx,

its

air, holdun in Nashua, 'JO,

BABBETT'SW'-

Vegcfalile Hai? Bestoratife Restores Cray Iiair to its Natural Color promotes the growth of the Hair change* the root* to their original orgnnic cradl^Jkcates Pandnsn «Tid Httmors prevent*^

Hair falling out 9 ia a superior Dreuiqg .It contains no iDjurioug inffredienW, and the most popular and leli- -aj able article throiisbont the

Enst, West, North, end it,

J. &> H.

•bmi

JgQ"

'J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprieteri, SIAXCUESTEB, II. LORD A SMITH, Qhicago, General I.orili-West era Agents.

DAVIS, Aflents

for

Terro Ilaute, Ind. novll-lwOnk

0*V8NIBUS LIHt.

MILLBE'S OMNIBtTS AND HACK LINK, „.

Will attend to all caUs for train* teavihi ttw Olty.'and also deliver p&B80iiK*rsJri any part ofthe cltr with care and disbatch

All ordersle ton the Slate the Post Offloe,at Davis' Drag Store, or my restdencn vilt be (.rompt ly attend«.1 to, JlmSOdtf

|JN10N BAKBRI. .j

FRANK HEISIO

BBO

Hannfactnrere

all kinds of

CEAOKEES,

and Dealers in

On Lafayette St., between Canal and Depot, E E A doSOdly INDIANA^

Gr. MERRILL, M.

fw, Sf, .*t£r*»rz*M

MILLINERY.

and

Suits cut on scientific principles, and warranted .to

.ojtJtr.'c-W ysat-'

mifo artai«lto6#eflenr«r •.'*

t) I. -rfT

7 J,|.

TRi3w:»ia^ro-si

Id. 85 Main tfp Stairs,

M7A. WALTER ?•!r,

CHEAP MILLINERY

..* 114

,„.»EW STSCKLO® T*B

STYLES

LATEST

^4.

CHEAPEST ll TfiK Cm

At 'Wo^^'^dhi Mreei,

tnstii STAIRS,) „e:

t-i •'it

M188 jSMiliIE HASTINGSi

rli

QUEENSWARE.

gROWN ilfeLVlN,-?'V"

i\00

,, wapnaiLji a MUIII IM _,

China, Qiieeiiswar# Massware,

House-tarnishing ^'0oodB,

Lantern* Tabl* Cutlery, aBct

HO. «a' MAIN 8TKPCET, i-

Terre Halite^1 Ind.

COLGATE MM

GEBMAK raslveSoap

nHdWfaetatvd tram Pau

SUWDA80 «f WeKilWiC* For sale by all Grocers. Mttrly

.1.. .it,i:'•

iuv-

«*.5

it-w-* 'WSJ

co.j5

DO€¥(l]a WttlTTlEir

ABBGtllll'RLT

"BfifflO PHTSIOIAN, aa hi*

has ma .... haaa' Daiav!«idarepiitatiaa».Jiav|agbeaa M**, jocatoc) in ^(. £oa^than ai^ other Chronic.Dlaeav

Ua^of-hia{)ra(^iM.h|u tare.'

'ngpkuu,

list

HOUSE-FURNISHING £c-J ,t" j-t AND I -t\¥

ocatedat Ko.CI3

private aa all

Vri

Ooiwrrted,

aarjiJ)imaimi erriOio,PS MmJxrioi J&diomt pf IM

Throat, 8km or Baa« Cfrehilu, Henna or Bupture

alio,4M'«aeeta 6t' aMUtaQM OaMteealao«#te Body, and &lnd> prodactQK blotchy, debility, tm poteaey, ite^ev^fcre^a^,^«ratoft,tR

uemory, weasaenrSc., n6f all lhd» many on oa«e^ut aUrodoacriUg Mfrentty fervatfeo* Wf* aw*Accommodations ample, charge* moderate irrt'gtiirAS t^fli 0mniltaHoBB l)7l#ttel' Or .kjffloe, free, Moat .cases, can beBMperW trjsato' .y Monitfriiti6n and Prennanoy. Sc.

ML noarai tjjwo

Addrsee.Bex 3092, St. Lonja, Mo. Honrs—flA. IT. te 8 P. 11.

QV\pe p&tointiM,

tit.Oharl^a.Street,betw^oa

bixt'-,

uid Seventh.ouelqaare 3oath"of Llh^en Hotel, reticedapot In the eeatr«[pf Ow citji Cocsultatlon rooais, and roouie for the ac*'.ci nocftitlrfdW riiJjnUrodaUj. peR-«j

Qua aaealedj^tfei Theory. Symptom andTiQatment of NorTons, Urinary an £iteaToiseii*M,%i^a Ay-deUaSatkigall tie dlaeaifer Xiaditiqjw. witli tull Symgtoia Lists, for twi chroe-t eat' iloBtige °tamp«" ttr-jpi'eyay OU-^KlflPfoi Lf^aa^Klafiug to pioeaaes, aprSdawly^

BEST AND CHEAPEST OF FENS,

Morton's G-old Pens,

The Best Pens in the World.-

For sale at JVb. 26 Maiden-

Lane, Jfew-York, and by every

duly appointed Agent at the

tame prices. 9

Lo/Pober

'jtaat t.'iv ioui -dj

FouWbutes.

JA.MB3 SXATH. f^SlTB. BSACB.

VI«« i'O lIjrWKl' •i

Near tlioT. H. A1. and JLA O. Freight Depots, TERBE-HAGVT2, ^KS(ANA,

8MIf H&CO.,Propr,§.

rersot ateaia tjaginehHlll Oeariag, ry of every deecilption. All Klnas trksS Oastlnrfs Mda to order. Rj.ry

Mannfitotnyers of and Machinery of or lf^'aed BrWi Castings aiada to order Riery cla«(af r^i^

Orders eollcited.

Thl':filiiftit

!6aiifi

'trie# PaliJ fbr OtS Copper-

Brasuraitd^ron,

i. a.

uo'elfbesh. b. at.aioaili.iiu 3 .*.:ri*a#*.a». ForwoiryT

ties#* t.tufto-H

IViachiW-Sh6pr

MeElfr^^bi Dengfer

ii,

llana&ctnrers'ofateam Bngtaef, Mill Macltin^, ry. House Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Ciroolai- Saw MiilB.

Special attention paid to, the tauinfactore aad. repair of Brask Wbrs, Pa'toattrtnco Models,

Wc aro also, prepared to cut Ippt^ed, or Qg Gearinn of either Oast Iron, WroughVZron or Bras*, in Hie mofrf perfect kiana.fi

if".t

being F^actical ftlecliaa^ca ^f, several years ^zjieri-,' eooe, wo feel safe In saying thai we can reudei" fall sathfoctloti to our crnttomen, both in polai of workmanship and price.

The highest price paid for Ml iM scrap Iron delivered at,, the "Phoenix Foundry,"near the Paaieng«r Depot.

SEoSUTBOSH, DfliOLjB^ CO,.

.ng24d6mwtf-^ifc9W|lfp9B^

*ma®RmcE GO., .6 OF INftIA^APO%I».

Capital, .#4P^,f4£5 Tbe Lbadinq Tias laacaAxoa

Company

or Im.,

A Stock Company owned and controlled by the leading business t^en in the State. The fvllowSigC&e *r7paH of-Jtw Stockholders, who aro reside lift of Terre Haute, and to whom We »tnflSd r«6jr lUaeevautingl sor»J. fbd-Tfallablo Insnraaceat fairratee.

Prt-atoh Uuwey, Trft't Nattottal 8tite Batik, J. B. Cuauinsham, DrrJJgfat-

L. G. Warroirs Heirs. irAV£l& A CO., Agents, 2iBtf a Office-ovet DonnMlejt's'Drfg 8toW.

Awill

PPLIGATION for LICENSE. Vhe undersigned hereby gire Boiiea tbat they at*ply to the Couaty Commi'stonart at their "regular.session fn Varcn,

Lecl8w3t ,gTif-17 ,"l

APPLIPA

JXs

D.}

HOMCBOPATHIST/ TEHEE HACTK, IND. ORKI-At Buntin House, Boom Number 66. when he may be fe^nd at all hoars,

uft-

leuabaent on' pro fetal' o&l service. AJm, all call* from th* city or country, day or night, will promptly attended to. *sa3m

/ii. ».

"i-viir. /C-X t-V

llfcehM to

aelTsp'irltuons and Intoxicating liqaars la foss than a- qnurf at a time, for the Ipace of one year.— Tb« prs^iem on-wblsh, ^ald lLqa'qrs are to be sold are located at (ha oorn'e'rof Fil-st and Ohio Streets, In Terre Haute 'In HatMsoa Tofwnshlp, la Vigo ouaty, Indiana. CHAS. BU.L,

Icethi ira al ...... ense to sell |pirUA«as a^d lhtoxlc«tlng liquors less than a quart'at a tlite, for the .pace gfon6 year, The julBlum (^d^lqsort are to be sold are located at the coraer of Italn and Third street, known Corinthlah Hall, In Terre Haute, ia Harrison. Township in Vigo connty, Indiana. JOSEPH KIRN.

Br,

.p., daugherty, yhjaloiisi» aad Sargton, JXAU-Ttttj INC. attend' promptl]' to all preft**ioa«J call* In 0 eityina Country, Ot-rtcE^-Northweat ooucr of Jfoarth aad Main *tr*tt*i iovsr oodman Clothing Store.) Best* dence Ne. W North,ToartA.«reef. 0c3Mt

North.Toart^atreef. .maniiuawj

M.B. P.

[waat ef tte Coananaity, (a general »». A prioea tke tadief ihto partnenbip) A PROMPT BSSPOV8K AND

UnlT«niilPiitimMge-

Will 8ecar4 to the People thia

&RJZALX? BI,ES«IlVGr Header', It rat* with Teanelir to «ake tba^

le's Store

Ifao, yoa Partaere at one* on the

Mutoal Benefit Plan! AWB

*V%

X§ (orm roch a Partnership with the People °°r *?d r*quirea that oar iatemte^* •honldbe maiaal, that yon may .receive tbe foU^

Benefit of Low Prices! •e, of the first part, will the rreataet awonnt of »alne for the loaat mocey—Ind the PaoplD, o( «4ha eecMtd jaurt, to-.«xtaiid libwal patraoago la taturo.' This dtne, and we pledre

LARGE DIVIDENDS,

rtn_»*vla* Money a*d r^elviar more Ooodi for a &&} Doflaa- than otherwise) payable at the time, and «-f w^th every parchaw made. We ow tailnndar the

BxnAiM THI MTSTKBT.

STARTLING REDUCTION*^.

the nninitiated—and why Bocaasette

To meet oar own, apd the eapeotatloas of all, demonstrate the "Uatual. Benefit Partnerto be "the great want of the community."

jd&w

CELEBRATED SCOTCH tifoNITB

afojCVHaiixtt .Thia material la

Water Street, near Blalae's Mill, ',it Terr^-Hante, lad. pFFICE-Over H^ttfall's Hat Store.

IM#.

iji

Hogs bought aad packed on commission Liberal st'lvances on pscktcg aad coasigameat* to ouivi: Jioofleln Baltimore. deotdlJB^...

J. tt. WaiTsa, Coa*. XpruoHocus, H. Aaaoaa, •Gen. Manager. Archt a Sculp. Ma or. Stone wark

Waller, Epplnghousei^ A Co., 7auf

•T

»BT eoon»Ar

Oreat Eedactions.

*, 1

ijt-4

•--a*

5dt. B. P. "I*

,^nd what heretofore *ai a ivyitery, will aow .... .. becoma it "HOUSEHOLD WORD,1*"** ticcatiae everybody personally latere.ted ia aay enterprise whereby thejr rpceiy* a direct b«ae0t&"

SfHall Profits being tlte Key to

SUCCESS,

9I"

—aad tbrongh Ihii medinm— i'i £|J

Srerjr Kan/.Wotnian and Child will 9wtoa*fl(ed la*fshl proportion to thtir 'wintt.

JSew Goods Jmt Received'

Boaght at a great decliao ia price*, to be sold at fltfsree as follow. BMPKK8S POPLtNS-f5 CenU per yard-lJM CJ

Jard. doable width, Thil is one or the great* pn -Mt Redactions of the season. MOfATTEBRS DBt3S Qi.ODS, Silk Stripe, J5'

cents per ynrd. Good enough for the most .»• mstidions to wear. DOUBLE WIDTH CAVLKT OLOTHT—Brown, & ni^arek and Garnet, SO cents par y'd JFRXUs MJCBlNOa—AnoUier Bedaetioa 86., cents a yard! The wonder Is how Dreesi

Goods can be sold so cheap. .The sttT TtC IfjassoS IYON9 SILK TELTKTS—Tor Cloaks—« tach^ width Oloafc Velvets, $ll,00 per yart.-ttta. 'SPf ta*ngs tom»tehl

Wo^ks weil, and is tho mediam of fbr tbe FfK)ple. Wool Long Shawls $e,50D

DO Pa^a ago worth $.00.

"!"f

TP.

OBHWHILLX CLOAKS, t!0,00^(TbeGoodsana*«fc'*t •TrimraftiR. ate worth »ia,00), and why sold soj Hub. cheap? This is no mysttry.

LIBERAL PATROHTAOEV

ak» rat .- |^lv«it

0o HARD IN HANIJ. BLACK BE AVER CLOAKS AM1 JAOKBTS—'i" J8J ack Beaver, fine quality,

to,60

par yard (It -s

erjrbodybuys It now.) flDOH, MINK an and all kinds of TUBS—Mu«s,

Ftar-trlmmed Hoods, Including a fall .took of-ii-' a! Children's Vara. 'cjjAs SNQDIBB FOB WHITE WOOL FLANNELS ai

S9 cent* a yard I Bed Blaatsts 15,00 in pair^^i wowh $6^)0 thirty dayt ago. evil PBlNTS, (Just, reteircd) choice styles—Nnw 8iyles^-i2J4 cints. 3dOi?I ^8-Bteach»o Kusllnsl yard wide, l»i -T. ct4» ieryard. CnbleacbedHaslinH 1 at1 wide

Gents' Whit* Drtss Shirts. Beanqaarters

.., Through the medium of th*

flf

.. 10 ceets par yard. Heavy yard wide Unbleached. 15 :ents per yard. Oo«d quality, ya"rd wide ». l£jj centsLAliiIS' UNDKBWEIB—Full Stock Wrappers afcdPaBts. Obfldren*. Ubderwear:' GSNT8' ONDEBWBAB— Drawers and 8hlrtSi.-^

foit

Geuts' I nrnlshiug Goad^. Look at onr Gloves and Hosiity, with a general stock ef tots Goods, Notions and Faney Ooods, (XiolarfB to snamerate), bought slbce tbo deoilaa

add just received, which wa aow offer for^. s.i^Uic 1 ?e

HOLIDAY

o».-w

S. RYCE & CO.,

•3-»j

MONUMENTAL.

THE

•ir*.

-X

UNDERSIGNED is Agent for. the

ImptrUkabl*.

It ia

tkf no* UltgatHmmdtmmftibUo/ th. kigkatpolUh of

any known material Its tohief Constituents a*a~ the sanlo as Cleopatra's Needle, and Pompey'. Pillar, at Alexandria, in Egypt, which (till re-,, n^aln

unimpaired

fl'BCK BATAttES OF IENTVK1C8, [Tlie superior beauty arid durability of thi* m*tl' tirial Is causing a demand for It in th* Eaatera Skate*, where it ia being adopted by tho wealthier cfasses in preference to the Italian Marble,

A specimen ot -this Qranlte may be seen at th«iAdams Express Office. n»0 Order*.and inqniriea-will meet with prompt at-» b(ion. Addreas, JAUXS «. WILSON, |9d

tes

Boa 73*. Terre HXit*. laA

a!s*AN.

Co.,

t,w-

£. c^r. ^thjS E^glj S^ near Passenger Depot, TKBKK HAUTI, IND.

a*&S hi

J''

tuie

4—i——————•—aaaa^iro.OAS AND STEAM FITTING^ V-JT Mala Street, between 4th aad Tib, ti

FB£OEBIK »£IO£R.

Bsflr

Having employed the service* of J. S. Fergus, n^ a well known practical Workman, h* 1*

nmcflJ

repared to execute all erder. la the abov* bo*i4nJt ws, with pramptar** and dispatch, octSdly

rtpa: 0M, octS

anin amiAa, *a.^*

thii

'i&tt

moiiAtraMi

Wm, J. RIEMAN & SOK, guccsgsoas 10

Wm. J. Bieuan ft Co.« fa

PORK PACKKBN,.

WBStKBN

St«un XarUe ud LnftrSUw 'Wtrks,

Stone JBaildiag Work, Vault*, Statue*, tlonn-.j nienU, Head-stone*, Mantle*, at yri.es lower than any othet Works la this

State, a* oar

faolUttte* ar* greater.

Alio Importers of Scotch Granite Monnmants.^ Marbl* Works (bUbUsM IMS) hu the P. Stone Yard and Steam Work* at th* T. H. 4.1.

Freight Depot,

TBRBB HAUTK, IND. The Trade suppliad with SawecT atone and Marble at LiberalBate*. UIMIa

JOIOT IX. B£IZ,

larlj's Block, Ho. 00 Mala Streul Terre Haute, Indiana.*

"OST.respeotfully recoauuendshls woll sel*ct ed *to«k of Jeans, Flannels, plafat and plafd" ays, Blanket*, Cbvsrjet*, and. Vaien Knit-. Yarns, of diWerent kinds. Being fully en-. "tho

In**

tot

ttcg: abled to warrant, the first anallty *f thc*« Good*' I most respectfully invite Ladlee and Gentl*BMa tocalt aad inspect them. Wool taken ia exchange. ferOooda, aad the ostSUawtf

the higb**t Kark.t rrtx paid.

J°HN

FOR LI-

„CKS3S.--Tha anderetgaed herelyy gftes noflcetHat they will apply to the County OoaailMlODera at their regoter pswlaa ih March UrjD-

ARMSTRONG,

fiunsmllh and Stenell Cotter.

Flonr, Whisky and Sack brands, also Plates tot larking Clothing, cut to order.

Sana mad* aad repaired in the best of *tpie. All work warranted to give satlafaction-. tShop 2d door Kaatof the N«w Coart Ho tflio street, at the Vigo nnnnty Hav Bcale*.

Horses,

looaa, ea. fin

males and hogs.

—I will sell ou Tuesday, Thnraday and Saturdays, between tbe hoars or 8 o'clock A. M. and 12 M.,at the Public Poond In the city of Terro Haute, to Jhe highest bidder, at public auction, all hogs that may hav* bean on any cf them da) a within tbo Public Poand nor* than twelve hour*^ aad all the horses or mules that may have beea la laid Povad mora than two day*.

GOTTLEIB BEISS,

oct 30" City Marshal.

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