Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 December 1867 — Page 2

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DAILY EXP GOV.

TKRBB HAUXB. MiX

WeCncsSay Moralng, »«e SSttiTfii?

Tee

of clerks inWaahingtontwenty per cen|. is rather an adroit movement, particularly

wheu

Herald

Kail Boad Accidents.

The recent terrible accident or slaughter iiour Angola on the Lake Shore Raij Ear.i h3 awakened the Press all over the cyantry. It was a sad affair, and such as should never be permitted to occur again, la almost every section of the country game family is caused to mourn by reason of it. Yot wo preeumo it will turn out, oa the record, that noBody was to blame. But tho fact is that somebody was to blame, and that

somebody

11 U-vfy»,

Otiibitejf

we learn that the propowd in

crease amounts only to $731,864,00, TFhe poor duvila who are clerks at the capital probably have a hard enough time and ouglii to have more pay and yet there are poorer deviifi who arc anxious enough to take their places from every section of the country. 1 __ .".IS .-

(which i8 al

ways en the sensational track) affects to see, in iba correspondence between our Governrasnt and Great Britain as to the Alabama claims, the cauBe of an. immediate war. It will probably

not

Phillip F. Thomas

occur.—

Hein' as England treated ua in matters conr.sciei with the late rebellion, it is e'iii trus tut neither Great Britain or ti U' iiel States want a war. The matter will probably bo settled ctaieal/ly before long.

elected to the Uci

ted itui.cE Sanato from Maryland, has had a La. in getting in. He has recently been admitted however. It seems thai iliJ charges of sympathy with and participation in the rebellion were not quite made out. His conduct"""as a mflftifear of Buchakak'b Cabinet was 'about enough t« have kept him out of any participation in the affairs of the United States for all time to come. It so seemed

to common folks 1

St- John the Evangelist'* J)»jr.

The 27th of December is known as St. John, the Evangelist's Day. With many Christian churches it is observed as a holy day, 'and has its appropriate exercises, in their rituals, in commemoration of tho birthday of the Evangelist. Free* masons also observe the day in conform* ity to long established customs. In the legcada of Free-njftsonry. ^St^Jofe, thej Baptist: and St. John the Evangelist hold conq/.cuous places. They were holy and iLi|k men, as all persons are taught and their virtues were so exemplary, honorable and useful to mankind, and so acceptable to tho Deity that they should ever bu hold in remembrance. "Prom the earliest time Christian Free-masona have dedicated their Lodges to these Saints and {modern Free-masons observe the same custom of dedication and celebrate their birthdays. The one was the forerunner—the other the companion of the Savior of men. The one fill a victim to the persecutions of a tyrant, tho other lived to be the companion of his Lord.

According to Masonio tradition jt is held, that owing t» certain eaases there was once need of a Grand Master and that St. John the Evangelist, then Bishop of Ephesus, was prevailed upon, although stricken In years, to aocept the office, Mid that he completed by his learnings what St. John the Baptist had partially accomplished by his zeal. Be this as it nay St. John, the Evangelist, has always been held one of the eminent Christian patrons of Free-masonry, and as such, Free* masons, in common with many Christiuu?, always oommemorate his birthday br appropriate exercises.

ought to bo

found out and ..severely punishod. It is lim-j that some example was made of tho carcass And recless portion of tho persons Tho sw cii-jased ir. operating our vast f-.3.. :a of railways. As a class there are r.j .i-r, more trustful and reliable pers flOi.j in the world than the majority of th? ."1 ongaged in operating American

and yot as an exception there

.r: also very mean and reckless persons ou^^ed in the same business. The latter chim ought to bo immediately run out of thJr employment. It is a disgrace tp our whole system-of railroad transportation uuL such frightful railway accidents bs.permitted to occur as have happened in tho Middle States during the past few months They oan be prevented by care r..r,i by tho expenditure of money. In England trains run at much higher speed than in this country, and yet such ncci-denSs-dcrirot-occar thore. ThireougBf to samo general law of Congress requiring rail sd3 to be properly built in the first plii c, and then to be often inspected and kept rijht, and always to be managed on sonui safe and secure plan. This much & drc tha public whose lives are daily ri-j'i -i on railways. Some remedy should be devised at all events against burning to il'-aih after a person has escaped the po-iiiot collision or of tumbling down a precipice!

Jj&DX-dJSAEOIiIS LKTTKB,

MOKE PfATISTICS—STATS TAXBS AND JtXPEXDITORES RKDKMPTIOK

Ikdianapous, Dee. 23, 1867.

There are few people who have a natural hankering after statistics. From tho boy in his compulsory study of the mulr tiplication tables to the reticent bookkeeper of three score and ten, there hardly an individual to be found who voluntarily go into a labyrinth of taba statistics and exhibits. Nevertheless th are some facts and flgures, albeit they nr* sometimes very stubborn, which may bo examined with considerable satistiectloii. The following are taken

tram

Total....

Uie roport

of the Auditor of State for the fiscal year snding October 21, 18S7:

KEIKIFTS—wHXircx THK woxxt COM». Revenue taxes—for general State purposes -11,443,013 76 School tax 811,433 ll Sinking Fund tax 915,033 3 Library tax 46,041 16

-*ixp«ndItQfee

which iaeloaw expense?

rr,

proposition to increase tha nlarlea

the Kxocutive, Public Printing, etc Pablic Institutions the

$441,860 50

Deaf and Dumb, Blind ^nri Xunatic.. Asyluoie,

SOKBWMI

and. Soldiers'

Total ,....$4,591,858 33^ Warrants drawn on the Treasury during the year.. 4,448,505 ,54

Balance on hand-..,,.145,352 79 The total rcveauo of" the Common School Fund amounted to one million three hundred and thirty-six thousand seven hundred sixty-two dollars and fifty cents. This vast amount of money is distributed exclusively for the benefit of this Common Schools. The. principal of- the Fund ii nearly ten milTsoafi, tho interest on which can never be reduced or diverted from its proper channel. It is the mai agement of this great fund, together with other equally important interests of t^e Common Schools of the State, which require a Superintendent of Public Instruction of eminent qual.flcations and ability and it is to bo hoped ih&t the Eg* publican Convention in FeiruaVy ne?4 will not fail to select the right man.

The circulation of the Free Banks was $65,799—$7,971 le?s than at the same tirno

ZZ'

1 11'

last year. 3 INTBRNAL IMPROVEMBST KOSTBi. Of the old Internal Improvement Bonds there are "outstanding $353,000. Some months since a question arose as to whether holders could surrender their bonds updeir ihe provisions of the acts of 1846 '47, and get in return for one-half of the principal and one»half of the accumulated interest, five and two and one-half per cent, certificates of stock. An ojaio* ion of the Attorney General recently given, however, sets the matter at Te=t,"and accordingly, the old bonds will be taken by the Agent of State from all holders who are to. surrender, .and certiflcates of itook giveh in exchange,' as'providedTiy the acto ioentioned. The greater portion of tho bonds Are held by the United States "and the Baltimore and 'Ohio Railroad Company, and these distinguished parties are not disposed to surrender unless they are paid in full, principal and interest.—

Forty or fifty thousand, however, are held by estaterahd individuals who have signified their willingness to exchange ciiJUBaiAzr or this state cintrax. ctfMinTTIE.

Several papers have noticed and spoken favorablyrtjf the actjon of ajmeeting here recommending the cohtinuance of Jacob T. Wright as Chairman of the Republi can State Central Committee. The recommendation is certainly a good one Mr. "Wright has served through two sue. ccssful campaigns—1864 and 1866—And has displayed much sagacity and ability in the position. It is a place that must be filled by a man who hastconsiderable knowledge of political strategy, and the service must be rendered without hope of payor recognition-^-in the event of, dd' feat. THK EXFRE8B COMrANlKS—tTHK MJUBchasts' umoK.

Considerable consternation, it is said, prevails among tho employes of tho-ex-press companies,: caused by the impression that all the companies will unite, and consequently dispense with the services Of a large number. -Latent advices,,however, indicate that the impression and alarm are not well founded, and that no congQljdationr will take place. All^w" ins, in this connection, to stato. tha' ..-the. agents and messengers of the Merchants' Union have cheerfully taken and -promptly dq livered the letters -of yoar-corfefipoadent —a courtesy extended bj*-. the, other express companies also—an evidenc^ the factual they are gentlemen, all.

Edward Pacing ..Weston has been with us nearly a week, appearing twice at thp Opera Hall and several times ut festivals and balls. Itris evident that -ho learned to walk When Very young, and that he has tiot neglected the avocatlbn since. 'J

Harding's new Sunday paper, called the Saturday Evening Mirror, made its. appearance yesterday. It is a spicy .little sheet, and worthy of success. The

American,

out when the

OLD

BONDS—THE SCHOOL FUKD—PBBSONAt. MISCELLANEOUS.

which was snuffed

Evening Gazette

in 1862. The

was started

American

-was a weekly.

this time it is to be semi-weoklv. With five or six more Sunday, papers and a ft?i more dailies and weeklies we can get along yery^well.

The street railway company ha concluded to put on smaller carp, for one horse or mule, each, so that more trips cantbe made, and tho expenses reduced. Under the new arrangement there will be^no conductors. Passengers will put their fare in a locked glass box by the side ot the driver, similar to the plan in use on the stages in New York City.

The demolition of the State House, by the storm Saturday night, is a pretty so. rious matter. The State ia not able to build a new State Houee at this time, and it will cost ten or fifteen thousand dollars to repair the old concern. J. C^B.

ICkurcfc Fletwe.

Twenty men scheming business and forretting to raise their heads at the close of uw prayer twenty whom an inordinate breakfut has betrayed into sleepy stupidity twenty women wondering if. their "hair ia right," or scanning thai*

gtegation, -preaching wilLhave.j^new power.—Advmnc*.

CHBIBTiU

Soil give ye merry

Ye gentle people ill, And in your merry-making may

jsp_«th Bejolco! -for once at Bethlehem, While shepherda knelt to prey,

.•41

Befuge, Hosi "... Public indebtedness redemptfon of. stociK payment'of interest, etov. Military expenses^ School Fund—distribution to theconnties.'...1,289,097 00

g32|186

%671,*04 01 66,193,07

COSDrriOX 0? THE T^EASTTRYOCT. 31. Balance on hand November 1, 1866.... $ 381,541 89 Receipts during the yew* 4,210,336 '44

hbfeK the-iwiniag -win tergtften The apark^ig tree, while in tho dance

Where tlmpMt shepb&rds &y, Onr lord and Master, Jescs Christ, Was

Was born on Christmas day

Hard by tho hearth the driven snow Lies drifted on the floor, ,0 And checrlera once at {Jothlehcm^^j -g.-c *3 The lowly manger 'ay,

Where Jesns (Christ, our blcwed L^rd,

God give yo marry CUriataias-tide, And give ye all to aeie

Rejoice for once at Bethluaeai T» give his life away, f, OnrXiord and Muster, Jonas Christ, ... Was born this blessed day. ... 4

THn'sASitTpE^aTirl: caEmit#Ratfefy all tastes any more than the same dish of

ij m1

asi

IIIsfSSiM

pay

but a poor

and taste of Am pect them to buyHheir simulated "ex, tracts" when Phalon's "Night-Blooming Cereus"—the ajticla jtf the kind iii any coitntry—if ^bmniMi^-eJrarywbcrk

Appletdn CrescentJ

bvr

health. -J.!, thqjjjofo«e, tha^njUm^on h^ beoft* wcakenc^-vbjpsdis|5!»!^or excess—the nerves shattered—tho stomach weakened —tha appetite gono, fftghilfctip ^forld appears gteomy— pour 'Soma fresh oil intp your lamp, in the shape of Plantation E tter»j Tj.'liich will mako: $ame of isle agiivif burn- -brightly, %ntt* illuminate a once wretched existence. For ladies it is an elegant and gent jo., stimulant, exactly such as^lhey reqiurQe',»Jlivny *f«gnilies will not be without it. It ha3 an immansp pale throughout t^e xwld^

Magnolia Wateb^-A delightful Jt-oii-ot-articfe—wprfior to P?lo^C^bfe^thP

»'.• t-'jf

Holiday Present#

For

OAili AT

116 M&m Street,

Where you-wfilt find §iOCIi»ioe Aeswt,

rA|6yj|0^|[ Selected especially for the Holiday trade, -ppnsfatingkli iCfc

Pearl, Bog wood,

Steel qiu^fQ«

Lace and £itti»rkdered Collar^ Lace and H'dRf^

Plain andPTCIineci Glo^es^ [Ih.Ki^, Buck aniClotbJ^'.tBOT

ur nstlets

Ladies' Velvet ^Purses] Ladies'. Korocoo, Pursesj,

W^NlJ^fUE^AMEOs -1

Knit

MISCELLANEOUS, ft ffftlj.

Herald

will soon publish a Sunday edition, an^ there are vague hints that the

Journal

contemplates a publication each day of the seven. In addition to these there are rumors that Parson Goodwin will soon revive the

-jjsratv. jpii**m

FANOir~ BASKSTSi!

In short, -we-havs beadtiful P«sent3 fJr Old and Young. Call,-and we will take pleasurtrin sbowing^foii1 tha Stock,

Wo would remind bur friends that ou Stock ia-boipg constantly lep.lanUhcd wit

New and J)esii*sMe f*oodfei For'W.ifitsf w^.'^ach as

BrOciie SliawlfeKOioafesj»

•jet" "RJ

7'D

....• .. ,« X9 li..

Fur tfeo j»TjreeM».,)j» jifspQsifnt^ aJi»r (t(nhtalns Stock, we will sell 7,-i AT

(TBtJhsdij- next)j fto

tlina, ©2 ass, t!i£'^£^AA3?-S •nJ-'-

lie. 147 M^in. jj'ifoet,IntfUnc DOT I73tf a* ««»jS .}!£ A [.15 1 ,T7 I 6.

mE OKLri Aum's i-m

fr-.sH MiVUy&Ji vX

Pamily Sewing, Wss awanjfd"iotti» J,"1'

W EFX®R W flSoisr

STATE A1E, HELD'AZT TERES'^JEACT*

FOlLpWl^ iioH'MltTEEt Dr.'McCosxtLx., of tits B«afd.cf Ajricultore ^Jitra. JD. WxtMiiSoa^ wifa ot .Statf AttO^MJ-Oeutal, *ttd'*^tra. C&tmife, wife of Dr Oanan, of Parke county—all pcctiee^f the highi o»t ordy of ^tiltignics and social pt»lf ion, whose opinfon"la worthy of consideration. -.. -r e. WrtarotBl, Agen^, nrtl) f».3 South Fo^tth gtrwt

JJBAiTH^BSTABLKHMBNT

855 West Pourth Stree{

HcmciNNAW: V-

Hfww*

aSesican steamship company,

7PBRQUG&LINE T0-CAZ3F0HXI&,

Via Panama

Nicaragna»

"£W

Tecemberl

yoBK

5th, and 15*h janu~

$th,15th ana 25th, and ry 18th mtd 2oth,

Kstr Steamakipe or the First

CIms.

PASiApE 10W&S IfiAK BT Uil OIHEB X1KE. For further information address the undersigned at 17T:West6tre«, New York.

X. i\. CAKKINGTON,

Agknt.

CLOCK GO.

3 'Gortlandt St., New York» SawifiK-tarert A«ot8 and Dealoraln all varieties

iti

Auietirao Clocks. Sala agents for ^(gthThomas Oloelts.

Tfee Debates of Congress.

!'Tht 'DoTi»'«s?of

the Seoond &euloa of tho rora YoocjiaiDriu Ci^w^cr S,

w.'l! |Au(Wbja a» n«ual.

TbcJ- Evening Poif.

feaJSfijt

mer'a qnc hundred por fumes meet thiv requirement exaqilji^ Their quality likewise is unexcelled. wlwH

TCIUiS •.-(

C• jsr ioual and Appsnrfli,

i-or

COSPIitit1.ISXSNorthern

A^arB9-

..51.'

Oft

.tr.r

AUCTION*! AOGf ION! .• ...* Cr

:-j. .•

UC"!

..ArST wiJlojii^BaJiaaV/ .nK

Oh iH ptrohascB over? SW OUi tfpon appro** I notes, bearing intere*Vat:tfco r«}»j)f ifx p°r cec Interest per ananm.') 3

am mustte-n

Swedish Movement*, fi naif

ot,

Hi**

their folks

neighbors' bonnets twenty young studying pastures twenty intermittent listener* whose consciences prick th£m into a disjointed attention—who wonder tb«t we hear so much of powerless preaching Ihe sun can work wonders in oho tography bot not on wrapping paper.— The material must be prepared.. When the congregation goes—as it expecta its minister—from tho closet to the house of Qod when itmeets him with eager moistened with sympathy anid speatin^ hunger for the outh- when he can

9r. S. NEWTON TOOKIB,

fotan^m at«OhI

Itout, Watar-Oari^ i* permaoimly above, and willgire apaclfcl attention to OHBOK jMid

Witt*

BFlMSi -»fCircnUre coataiplag ftirthrr flifot«dktlo^ referaace to some of tb« beat kno^B bntlneat meii in OtBeWnatl and elMwftivt' AfniMl^ »a appQcatloi. u.

A limited somber df patienta-eikB t«%e«oai(of dated with board. »e*:s-

TT 4 OoMb Isold.

oo/n

dnrlM: tU« wiutw nwn»h», at

Idtrw.' ^tv':1. Abbott's, Opposite the Post OSes, BeolMtf.

.^lfl 00

D,i:ly OlotB, (u»«spap«r iortc) ...... JO Oil Dftiiy ol)*, nior inontii... 2 CO DoLvi-js a full iti 1.'. 1 Uaton. Ko club rates.

S-,

-.ri J.

111.ViCS..i Cfp-0. A. 1/A1LLY,

7.'As!ih!3:Sa.J)-.-C. rroprletsra. c.-- —'i 'H •®rja •'"--A'^COi'.Jl.KOK r«v*oai»S xa

Y-il*£:

',s* el till# tns:it"tion,

dv n'r

iAtanax

Iwnefits .of Mr. Va?aar's

its h5 1 th.- ^tor edacatioa of joang aajr tln» in f!U Coilaniato

jtar, m* »parud to iu Ctol eR» clasces, 5 itx i-oikly iroui tUo diiti of their ro-g-iai ficilUf-g for 'ednca

cny

BSST Sa WSPAPgUS,

burs" there is a chance for restoration

CHOICEST POSlTIOS,' Im^'-'^LOWEST PMICES! 50' HOWELL & CO.. AdyertlslBg Agents, \JT 40 ffcrk flew lork, are oaabled, by UMHCtKMEGial contracts with publishers, to Insert eMWr^Vti-.: H^.jt ll, iuoatof tho lefidlOg facular or politic .1 ueiTspa^rS 'if thu Tanern Western an-j WMdk! wates,•*» less than ooe*hal£ta» iam itwot'.iI cotS 1 uo-theaama ainouuttf/ aiiVfTtiBleg. .without employing their services SEND STASlP l'gr their Circular -and porune it before spending aaother Uvll«r. »The Special AIV#n« taees cau: ot bo offered except npvii orucrn oinouHUcg to from $50 upward!, but orders for fiiiy aaounl f.-on: Si uijwaran, will bo received tl»» regular prices f»r tUo newspipiT in which the advertisement is to appear. For $50 we c»a give moro miv^rr laiog vhau can bo oihofwiso obtaiued for S150. ff«r 'nroroif.t'on how wo csrsumfc- tortu-tMva.ic tiieKlter of this Eaperr«»ntl r,e wlUexpiain.

GOOD PAY F0S DUIiNG GOOD.

Magniucent Premiums

a-GOOD A'.TIVE MAN 0B ROMAN wauied in.ivery u^irlihorhood. 0 cauTaie for the «Vefcly PKAIBiE FABMI'R. The oldest atfdb«st Asrlesltarai, Btt-tlealtaral and Family Pa«v puDilgi^d tu tun groat Kjrtawest. Pr.ce oaljr 5» SCrjear. Splendid PaeMiPtM gi'en to Agent*, ttijfl «r«.tatties to all new Sub»briher». 03h Np«clittn copies seat frve to any address.

Address for full particulars, THE PBAIBIE FABMSS CO., Chicago, Xlliooi#. 111111 In

~WBvrtr\T*7' ~-r

AZTOOS

Three

magniQcbatly illaauaifd Medical Books,

containing important Physiological Information, for 3Ien and Women, sent free oa receipt ef 26 cents, by addrefs'ne the Secretary of tha New York Medioal Univarsity, No. 30 Clinton Place, Fejfr yopt Clt^ 43'. 2

A GENTS WANTED FOE ••BejrOJ*. the Misj£x slsslppl,™ ~A Complete Blstorj of the New Htutes anu 'X'orritories, from the Great Blfer to the Great Ocean.

Iiife #nd Adrenturo on Praiiies, jVonauias, 'atr^ thA piciflfrCoaat. With 0T«f 200 KrigtSTiiigs of the Scenery. Cities, l*nds, Mince, People and Curiosities of. the Great West. Its ready sale with an increased Commission, make it the best sub* mrlption Boob published. Send for t'lrcoUra.— A4dr«s» NATIONAL PCBL18HJNG- CO., 0$n. flcriiul'. 0.' Chicago, III., or"St.-Eohis, Mo.

UST ~0F NEWSPAPliS"

of all pulbicatioES is

sued in the Twenty Mates havs •been poblislfed, and will b» seat to no aauress on reci int of pjlco, TWO Dollars. A list for any one State can he hail fur 25 cents, or a selection ct any JTave Siatss :or Oie ilollar* Address 8, F. KOWiaL i.i'iA,-Paillstcrs Advertisers do* zettc, new Icrli.

KOINON

A OcrToua Medical Book .....PrioB &S C*u1s. Ad®«£SPtef.-30-iN VANDKBPDot.M D„ New ydrk Medical.tjuiVereity. SO Olinton Place New York Cit-'.

-M-

RahlJiirjaoaldiDg and Weather Strips Th^:bi)it, chctpeji. aad only per fact Weather Strife in tti-i iaisrli:t.- Excludes enow, rain cold air^Tid duft^'.PrlcfS reduced to Agecta. The salo is beyond anything erer offered^. Send for an Agefrt'e •Oifcnl&r':

The

J. B. riBATiSTEEE'l" ti .CO.,

87 Naasau Bt. N. y., 57 WaihingtoQ St., Boatou

{5C TO $25 PER DAY SOBS. Agents wanted vurywIiLre, to sell our Patent ETcrlostlng WnttB Wias Ciuins IjIhis, -Every honse^tle .thouM us# it."—A".

Y.' Trtbmte.

O riiiait Advocate

"Wo havo seen

it u'i'.l anil it gives entire satisfaction."—Jtf. Tt

'fio Paiopt Wiro Clothes

b'.-h' is all it (iKi jrorfF to Iw."—W. 1'.

ladqpmdcnt-

16a AMERICAN WIBS CtJ.. 10J liroa.i-

wij-,

Saw Xvii..

-«e¥ WW0I

yo'i tac rec.'lve for the_ Mia

$3 (tr580(17aiicorafcg to tha.auiiilwr Ag«nt WiintaJ oierj vi-him. Circulars s«!t usi-. Ad ilrcsi PA^vKB CO., tmcce t4 la Q»4UAM

.Qi^BO'LLAS

Cunm-ctlCTU.

TDSYOOMANCY, OB 60DL CHABMING J7 Ither lies may fascinate and gula tho, lovi uui ^iffootious or my person they choose, iBStfcnt ly. Thmsmple moat»i acqulresieat all c^n posby mj i, fo?- -25 cent," togetKer with a gni.Ie to tho enmarried of both sexes. A qneor, •xcitlnfT book -100,000 copies sold. Address T. ^TTILiitAM & CO., Sock Publishers, Pblladeldhle.

WS ARE COMING, Afid will present to any psrsoa sendlrg us a club ia onr p. Oco Dollar Sale of DryandJW Goo.jgJ&p-. aSilfe Dras Patters, Ptet* «fBh lug, Watch, 4c.. free of cost. Catalogue of 4 r'i J, and saacle, ient to any addjess frae. A res* ALIjJtN, Ha.V.'LS"3b CO., 16 Federal St., Boston, 3isS5t!P..O.BitxC126.

BEtieiOVSSTATES.

SEHSPAPEKS OF THE

C»iri A complete list of Sfrent valac

1o tde

iisers. See Adver-

tlscrs Gazette for Secembar. PrioefiS cents, in sdrance. Address G. P. HOW KLL & CO., Publishers, BTeW Torfc.

Okn

fitt

...

&Sik-£&S3l

iuna:

It is (be fiest^Chance erer offered (9 i^nts! One ortwe days' time will sec area food Sewing Mftchlae, Watdi, sUk Drtss, RerelTer, trTome other article of equal Taloe, Jfir«« *f COM.

Agent* wanted everywhere, male and fessa le, for the best One Dollar Pawnbroker's Sale in the country. "Send for Circular. S. O. THOMPSON

CO., 30 Hanover Street, Boston, Haas.

Diseases

op.thx obkizai. OBnA».-Or.

WitriS, 907 Broadway, N, J., detotes particular attention to all Diseases pucnllar to lta« organs In both sexe*. Bend statnp (or a circular.

A Physiological View of Marriage, Jthi Cheapsst Book Ever Publithed I

•early Three isstol

And 130 flue plates and engravings of th* Anatomy of the Human Organs in a state of Health and Disease, with a treatise an JEarlylrrura, its Deplorable Consequenoet upon the Kind tVISilW amj"i»« wv»v vvunuueiiwvi uwvu »sew bmsw and Eodjr, with the Authors Plan of Treatment r^theonljr rational and successful mode of Cure, Krshtf+n by tbe report ef case3 treated. A truthful adVJass to UmmarrJod aad Shoe* contemplating m»rrl«S®i whe entertain dochts of their phrsrcai,9«niltlon. Sentfree,of Postage to any adSiffW. en rwSslptofSS cents In stamps or poetsl cumu, tf' addressing D^. LA OEOl^. No. SI jEUdsJtv«pe, Alhwy,M,

iuyliJti.'|,i!i.ii|ii!|«iw l-,u^u iiawyw

MfltCH'T TAILORINC.

STYLES.

luowest Prices!

-Ait -v :i

.... iONETHlWG IE W.

HART80CE A BANNISTER

Hayejast received a PBBSH LOT.of

PIECE GOODS I

..I::: -^-t- ftongbt sln^9 the

GREAT DECLINE!

In Prices. W» have.a ftne Selection of

BEAVMBS. :71 CHINCHILLAS, CLOTHS, Ac., &c.

Suitable (br

Dress Suits,

Business Suits and Over Ooats

COME RIGHT ALONG GKNTL'MEN .. 4 »il

be tir"

dW0*

to th9

Um*

1 "... V»

&>.

r-t

i£ ,n

irnm

»"bl!

Oli'B

KEAU1 MADE CL0THIW61 7

GOODS

FVBinsflnro

fi* Ws,ar« offering bt 'j 't .V-?

Greatly Reduced Prices.

Call and

for yourselves at

No. 79 Main St.

JOHKSTON & MILLEB,

Merchant Tailors,

Ready Made Clothing!

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. FmyjiS

ia.

atSs

Our Stock oonsista of all the best makes of

CLOTHS, CASS1MEMES,

And a variety of good, durable, lowpriced Goods, for suits, winch we jropoia X, make to make to order int f,, *,

Best Possible Manner,

Gall at

U-mkM!

•O3rE-0®T.I5ir

attS, iUi^riud s«ivl AipttCoa Dcf s«M.-aJk.Shtwls, 3»1« ieiu:u1b Li "th. Eua.ios«il.TaMe CovorB, JerrfeHy, S .Tr PIu.ttl Wore, Suwluij

I. &v. S£u|a -^yf ••qLZyyftWk" fur tacU'u sorjptivo CSOCJC, «Dd the g-*t-jpt^l^ jilil t» eiva v. pi csutt.w^i tii

.-:Ui .:

ON^^BOLLlii

A' GENTS TC ANIED ^rerjwhoro for our Onu A FKatch, a-loi St, a 3ba»i,. a lrt-KH for one dul si sacit. Suiid 1.5 r^juis L: tl'i 3t.UHpfai- t'#« checkii enl clrcttiAra givtas foil pr'tcnl A.l»rw ARLINGTON & CO., R72 ITasbla^tafi Street W-.sj :'s-

BiENTOS

It S PAT"SCBSvy".

FASTENED ELEIOE BE' LS. Sold br tho ra'ie sunerslly. Manifacutreed by W.BABCON, East Hamptoa,

.-si v:

-i AND 1.T THIS

Lowest Possible Figures!

We have also an elegant assortment of

Gents Furnishing

tV.V' V* Consisting of

ghlrts,

Undei'shlrts,

TIES, GLOVES,

Paper and Linen Collars and Cuffs,

Sstablishment.

Main Street.

nov4dtf

4. WALMSiLET,

E A I O

Has fust returned from the East with a ». large Stock of ..

(HotiU -,,,, VX'

s-i" Cassiiueres dfc

Vestingsi,

Which h8 proposes to make up to order

CHEAPER

Than any ottber Merchant Tailoring Ess tablishment in Terre-Haute.

Gentlemen in want of Clothes made in f! zw&r'&'-QoQi Style by a

JPra.otical Tailor I

OaU on J. W. at his 'a

TAILOR SHOP

Eant Mils of ihe Public Square

MeClure's Combination

BOILER&FURNACE

Promises to

the Most

Economical, Safest and Cheapest Boiler and Furnace

the World

inr-

BOILE& AND rUBNAOE IS GOTTIN npon tha plain commoa sense principle 'atlng steam. It ia mach safer than the ordinary Bollsr, being smaller, and can be added to, or diminished, by the number of eerie*. The irrsgalar expansion shtyect to Boilers, ie obriated/tWe beiiag no floe* in sham to resist the ax« kssiios of the shell. They are

Readily .Gft At for cleaning and repairing, and the expense of making sew, W lee» than any other known. They axe a earing of at least one-half of th* fuel.— The application of heat to them Is to direct the attack on all the aerie* bat th* first on* oa th* eld* above any eellection of sediment In the bottom, besides completely wrapplag th* boilers with the Sam*. There is between each of the Boilers

Jkja.

The autherxnJky be

TotnrotM npoo' any ef the' Mi'iasss npon wUcb his hook treats, eitaer personally or by mall Kedicinea sent to any part of the world.

A4Jnstabl« Aparatas,

for th* pnrpOs* of regnlatatng th* attack of heat oa th* Botlar*. It Is alio mad* smoko.coBeaming, by atmltUM air through pipes laid at th* hlglMet polat of elevation b*tween the boilers these pipes -at* perforated With holes. The fines nader tbem ar* carved almost th* shap* ef the Boilen, with riess—e or cariilee under each BoH•rtos^Mw Shsaekea wMehraaar oat at tte litOe slde^por*. Tfbe carrent 5Twat»r in each Bolttr to lndapeadeat of the other, being only connected byth* mud dram, at die end of tha Boi^ra and geoae-nask pipe, as shown by th* dot. ted lisciia the eagraTisg.

They oan b* asaa la operation at Kr. Ceorge r.nus' Weotaa tartoiy, Tqrre 8aata. lad.

Tor

partfcmlais, aldress, or as* KoOLUBB ft KLLI& sWMa

w*mty

DRY COOD*.

Christmas and Hew tears!!

1867.

BI0KAW, BKWTHBI8 & C0.,

HOUSE-PITiiNIS HI

DRY GOODS!

And Gxnxbal Vabixtt Stokb.

Main Street,

109

IS THEl ^PLACE,

AND

Now Is

the

•„r

Tine

ft &

To purchase ont only the usual array ol

Family Dry Goods,

But alao, a Great Variety of

Fancy G-oods

rotf

THE HOUBAT8.

Christmas Christmas Christmas Christmas Christmas Christmas Christmas Christmas Christmas Ch.istmas Christmas Christmas Chjistmos ChristmaChristmas Christmas Christmas Christmas

Presents Presents Presents Presents Presents Presents Presents Presents Presents Presents Presents Presents Presents Presents Presents Presents Presents Presents

for Babies, for Boys, for Girls, sft Uff AI4T for lathers fur Mothers for Husbands, for "Wives, for Brothers, for Sisters, Tor Nephews, for Nieces, for Uncles, for Attnts, for Grandmothers, for Grandfathers, for Cousins, 9-^,^5 for Friendv^v^j-i for Everybody.,

iro

j'CM-ifcl'

$si ItR*, zi

A few mora sets of those Obeap Furs, Zephyr Tarns, Blankets, Comforts, fcc.,

AT LOWEE PBICSS

Than can be found elsewhere.

if1 'f

1 ^ST

a4.

v..-j-3^..ir3i

9l3e 13• && CJO3

Have the handsomest line of

Paper Han Oil

Clo

ft"J-

BEAVEBSj VE8T1NGS,

I iJ-3

CMpetings.

Shades, Damasks,

Window

HOUSE.FURNISHING k'and 5vv?w'^

YABIETY STORE,

No.109

Goods,

Drawers,

Main St.,Terre-Hante.

j\V—

,"•51 At And in short, everythingusUally found -iin a first class Gent'sTPurnishing

ieiv

"Tha Pen is Wghtlsr than the Sword.*

THE GOLD PBN^ BEST A KP CHBAWW OV

Morton's Gold Pens,

jThe Best Pens

Jfbr sals at JVo. 25 MaidenZatte, JVew-Tork, and by every duly appointed Agent at th* tame prices, ti

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

A Catalogue, withfitlldescrip^tion of sizes and prices, sent otr receipt of Utter postage. 0

A. MORTON.

V-

HAIR RESTORATIVE Wa* deddwl by tho K. E. Stale Felr nsd is now coDocdcd by the public to be I tho vwy Vest Cropantion for Kcstoihsp Grey or £u3od llair to Its vdsinnl color 5 promotlae its Grovrtli, cradlcattur Sa- 1 am bsm Uaidrufi", and for Dvntag land Beaatiiyisff tho Hair. It la free {rem poisonous drugs, does not 7S starn the finest fabric, aad /vvjl leaves tho CLEAV, /AC'/

tho C»irScalp

ctea, ond

otoesr.

J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors, amroEKSTEK, x. H. LOBD SMITH, Ohioago, General "Sorth-West ern Agents.

J. Ac H. -A.. DAVIS,ARPntiIor Terro Haute, Ind. nnTll:lwSm

OMNIBUS LINE.

CB.

MILLER'S OMNIBUS

AND HACK LINX.

Will attend to all calls for trains leaving the Olty.ead also deliver passengers In any part of the elty with care add diabatcb

AU orders le ton the Slate at the Post Offlce.at Darts' Drag Store, or ray resident* will be prompt* If attended to. («t0W

IJNION

BAK.EB1.

it-

FRANK HEUriQ A Mannfaotnrecs ef all kinds of

CRACKERS.

and Dealers fn

O E I E S

Oa La&jette St., fcetwMd Oaasl add Depot, E E A E de30dly INDIANA.

rpEREB HAUTE & INDIANAPOII8 ikcoc SECBSTABV'S OWIOT, 1

T«a«* BUcTt, DdbVIT, ISsT.

Th* annual Meeting of th* Stockholders of this Company will be held at the OIHce of the Ooiapa|L Tsrre Haute, on Ifonday, January tin, lM, b*tw*sn the hoars of '0 aad IL, for the porpose of electing DMreetora »r th*

*,WUrB0AUMOBWi. B^'y.

and

lfress^ JSaf^ue

warrantodto

GIVE SATISSACTIOH!

Also a fine assortment of

LATEST ^TYLE

Ro. 85 Main Street, up Stairs.

M. -A.. WAljTtett'

CHEAP MILLINERY

NEW STOCK OF THB

A E S 9

.THE

At No. SiS Main Street. (UP STAIBS.)

MISS 8ALL1E lUSTlNik

COLGATE & CO S GEBMAN Erasive Soap |(s mannfaetared from Pcuc HATKBIAL9, and may be oonaldered the

TAMDAU0 OT CXOUUNOS F«r ealo. by. all Gioceu..,

Stdwly

DOOrOB' WHaffTIEK,

ADiploma

EKOUfiABIiV BRXD PHYSICIAN, as hi which hangs in his office will show !im utile

Ofooftk Diieatn He ttedy of hu Ht'tl

k.M

a Tniou-wide repntatipB, havingbt*n

'•oea.ted in

fit.

Loait

than any other Chronic Dlww

Physician. Mnch of his practice has been of a private n»taro..

Sfpkilimj Ge*orTkea,Ql*t, Ah'fldwe, aU'2&j *ary Viieaift, TjppXiiie

ilerairixl AJcdmui tit.

Throat SifH or Bb*x

0(oMNs,

Uli'Mn vr Uuftttrir*

tlsn, tho pffecU of a .S0UUV17 Habit, rninoiti t( Body »oil producingblotchta, debiilrj.'im ooteacy, iUz-.!aeifl,dinnewrof sight, roBfnslnc oleas, evil foreboaing, aversion to seclcly, loss memory, ^eataow,-*a., not all these in iny: oni :auw,Lut all occurring frequently in various caeea. aV*Aocatidt&da{b>iiA aniple, ChttTgee •noarate ares gnaran teed. Consultation* by U-tt«i or

IBc», frco. Meat oases can be preporly tresto

bservatlon, sent by mall or express. No hln lrance to hnaiiy*e iaaoet cases. AdJtus Box 30S,fet l&a^, Bk.

Hoars—8 A. It, te S P/SI. Oflce yoriuaaMitl) oca ted at Ko.017 St. Charles Stroet.ticweon Kxtl *nd Seventh, one sqnara^onth of Lindell Hotel, retired spot in the oentre of the city.

Ooatnit^tiofrpoms, «nd rooms for Bia arvom oiodation'ot sidft pa ties Mas regnlre daily pdrtin *1 attention.

SVlfBYBODX

Can get, in arfealed letMr envelope,uiv Theory Symptoms andTicataent of N erron s, Ortoary an ^«aslIMusSes,cK*rty'(!eKneatin^aU HtedUasnec conditions, with. toll. Synptew LUU, for. tv thr^e-CBnt postage stainpk to ^rkpay' pontage.— Circular fttr Ladles,relating to Pluuams of £nib*r &{tr6d»wly.

w^FOUNDRIES.

IX3U3

m» n&f.. Zi

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

Near the T. tt. 41. and'K. A 0. Freight Depots, THRBB-HAtJTB, INDIAHA/f'i

T. H. xo'urBESit.

the World.

S 3A

SMTH, SMITtt

C0.sr Propria.

Miu afactnrers of Ste^tn Snglues, Hill Gearing, and Machinery «f every description. All kinds of Iron and Brass Castings mad* to order,., It«r) as so re pa in at

1 4

•V Orders solicited: JThe highest Cash. Pr^». Paid for,Old Obppec, Brass,and Iron •ugOdwt'f

PH0SHIX FOUNDRY -AND-

Machine Shop,

McElfiresli, Dengler

Co.,

8. K. cor. 0th It Bogle fits:, nsar Passenger Depot,' ?(.• HADTK. IND.•t

7-S'

9-arsf 'k

nianabcturors of Steam £aglues, 3IiU Machine ry, House Fronts, Tiro Fronts, and Circular Saw MIUS.- ..

Special attention paid to the msnnfactnfe and repair of Brass'Work, Patent Oilloe Aiodtils, Ac. Wo are also propared to cut Toothed or Cog. Gearings of either Oast Iron,-WrDii£tft Iitm*or Brass, in the most perfect manner. 4V Bepairing done proinptly.

AH. P»rt(v connected iJvltfclWisstablishment being Practical Mechanics of several years expert-, once, wo fed!

CsatMu sayikg 4hat We can ratdor-

fnll satisfaction to our customers, both ln.point of Workmanship and price. The highest' price said for all. old' scrap Iron delivered at the" "Phoenix foundry,"near tlit Passengsr Depot

MoKLF&SS^, DEKQUEIt A CO.

angJiddm^rtf

INSUiRANC®.» CO., .OJt INDIANAPOItlS.

Capital, #407(505 Taa Leisure Fias lasvasjiox Ionmri op Istoh A Btock Ootnpany owned and controlfed by the leading easiness menl* tb» State.

The fjllowi area part of the Stockholders, Who'iro restdants-of'Terr* Haute, and to 'vftbm tre would refer tho** wanting sonnd an^ retia^lq Insurance at fair rates.'

Preston Hussey, Pras't National Btatx Bank. J. B. Cuaningham, Drngglst. L. O. Warren's Heirs.'• oil

r.p3dtf .i '9fBoe.ov«rflrag9tor«.

A..Ths

PPLICATION

for

AQZNSEf—The

LICENSE.

undersigned hereby give notice that,

they will apply to tha County Commissioners at their'regular s'esBici) Jn March, for license to sell spirituous and lntoXicatlngUqnors In lesathan a quart at a time, for the space of one year.— The premises on Whloh-said tenors are to be sold are located at ths corner of first and Ohio Streets, in Terre Hauto in H«n*lSon Township, in Vigoounty, Indiana.- j' '-CBAS. BILL.

X96lSw3t ..!

PPLICATION FOR LI-

undsrslgaed hereby gives

tlcethat tb*V wRlapply theConnty ComtfclsSli ers at their T*gnlar isaanlea lh Kirch forjllense to (41 spirltnons and intoxicating llquora less than a quart at a time,, far th* spac* of ont year. Ths premlseron vrhfch sildTTqubrs ate to be sold ar* locatcd at -tM- «t*a*» of Main and Third street, known as Qodnthian Hall, in Terre

TewnSbt^-' In Vigo county,

Haute, In Harrieoa Indiana, dcclfljriw

joMPttjqasa.

:-T~rT:

..u-:.

rvR. P. DAU6HEBTT, \J Phjislclstn Mid Sar|sM,' TERR® •JiAUTK.: IND. WU1 attend promptly to aU prefeasioaal calls la th* dty nnS eodnrry:

Onm-Northwest oornev of IMitk at)d Ual* street*, (over Qoadman'sClothliif Store.) Besldence Ne. |fi North Fourth Street. ociddt

SOLICITORS.

QHAKLE3 WEBBE & CO.,^^

80L1CIT0K8 OF: PATENTS, ^tTSBKLXOB? AT

P«1£»TO lumoSfc

OWIOE—*1 iAfit WSBKW nflff, Indfan^polhi) tndtsii^i.

Onr facilities th* pro«^rlng Pat«nt* it* ntit ex oreded by anyestafctfstanftnt Art he Fnit*d«taSe«. AllWnd£sX^Mals^nUt t? »rd»r. ^i^dMdeia.

-\TATIONA£ STATE BANK. XV Bl»« KAUTt/Wo' 10th,1«? Hotipsjs

Tuesday feSMMfy aMklt

rkX

electing seven Directors for the •nsn fair year, •nli Cashier.

M. B. P.

Mutual Benefit Partnership •nagmrWint er tSeOo£H6nfty, (ageneral rednction In price* the basis of this partnership) 7* A PBOMPT BKSPOKSZ AND

wars

CT(

CUTTER Ix&M.

tnireml

Patronage

-fill Secure' to tho Peoplo this

BLESSING

., Seeder, It rests with yourself to make the

Buckeye the People's Store

lr so, joS K5ome Partners at onsc on the

Mutual Benefit Plan! ANDJBtrr DEY GOODS AT

Great Redactions.

To form such Partnership with tha People is onr lntautien, «ad requires that oar Intereats sbonldbo mntnal, that yon may receive the full

Benefit of Low Prices!

Wc, of the flrat p*rt, will give th* greatest fttnocDt of taIqo for thd lemat mooey—%nd th* Poop!** of the second part, to extend a liberal pfttroaage tawtcrn.

This

you

CHEAPESf. IX THK CIT¥

dcne» and wo pledge

LARGE DIVIDENDS?

gollar

saving Money and receiving taore Goods for a than otherwise) payable at the time, and with every purchase made. We n»w «ail under the

M- B.

mystery, will

And wnat heretofore was become A "HOUSEHOLD WORD," Betiose evetyhody is personally interested In any enterprise whereby they receive a direct banettt —and through this medlnm—

Small Profits being the Key to SUCCESS.

Beery Man, Woman ami Child will Ibebenetlted In proportion to their wants.

Goods Just Received'

New

Bought at a'great decline iu prices, to be sold at fig ares a* follows: KajPRKa* POPLIS9—75 Cents per yard—1,600 yard*'double width, This is one of the great*. e*t Reductions of the season. 100 PArTEliSfl CBESS .OBd, Silk 8trlp», 3i ctnts perycrd.. Good enough lur tho most fastidioar to w*ar. DOCBUC WIDTH CAMLKT OLOTHT—Brown, 8son«, Bismarck auo Garnet, 60 rents per y'd rSSS-.H MUK1XOS—Another Seduction 85 coots a yard I The woTi Ier ii how Dross

Goods can be sold so cheap. Tho

su*'

Explains

thk

Mtstkbt.

LYONS SILK VELVETS—For Cloaks-M tatcU width Cloak Velvets.- 511,00 p*r fsrt. Ma. mioge to tnateh 1

STARTLING REDUCTION To the cnlnitlated—and

r::: m.

Because ths P.

•ivivl "jaan -iir'ri^

SXATH. LYSBOK A..SKITS. HUtaTU. BhAOft*

vieo Fomr»B¥ Aire

Works well, and ia themedlam of loliNWtioit for tha People, Wool Long Shawls $6,50 60 Days ago worth $.09.

ORINCHIIiIiA

CLOAKS, 910,Q0~-(The Goods and

(tTrimmingd are worth $16,00). and why iotd so •U». theap This is no mystery.

LIBKRAL PATBOMOE

go hand in hanu. BLACK BEAVER CLO A EH AND JACKETS— Blkck BTOver, flne quality, *6,BO per yard (E» err body bays It now.) FITCH, AI1NK an'

and all kinds of FCBS—Muffii,

Fur-trimmod Hoods, including a fall stock ot Children's Fnr* EKQUIKK FOB WHITS WOOL PLANUM.* at

SO cents a yard Bed Blankets $5,00 per pair. worth $6,00 thirty days ago. [PBINTB, (just raseived) choice styles—Mew 8tyles—12^ cents.

MCSL1N3 Hleachec Muslins 1 yatd wide, 1«J£ eta. por yard. Dnhleaohed Muslim 1 yard wide 10 ceets per yard. Heavy yaid vide Dnbleach--«d,.l6 cents per yard. Good quality, yard wldei

WJSccnU-

t:':a

MACHINE SHOP!

LALiKS* UHPKBlvA!AK—Full Stock Wrappen* and-Pants. Ohildreu*s Vbderwear: GC38TTS' ITSDEIt\^"EAR—Diawers aud Shirts

Gents'WhUe Drese Shirts. Heanquartera fvi Gents .Fnrnisbing Goods. Look at our Olov.s 'end Honrry, with a gmeral stock of

jDry Goods, Notions and Fancy Gooda (Too largo to enumerate), bought since the declistr and juat leceifwl. which wo aow offer for

HOLIDAY ^SALES! fc'wv£»^i Thrbtigh the medium of the

At sacli tempting prices that everybody cannot fail to be convinced as tbey read—that

We Will Sell Cheap! To meet our own, and the expectations of all, aud demonstrate the "Mutuftl Benefit Partner'ship" to be "ths great want of tliecommunity."

S. RYCE & CO.,

Id&w

MONUMENTAL.

rpHE UNDERSIGNED is Agent A for the CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE iUomctKT». This material is ItmtruhabU. It la jths asost EUgemt ud

tuictpUMe qf th*

higkut politk of

"any known material. Its chief constituents ar* iths same as Cleopatra's Seedle, and Pompey's iPillar, at Alexandria, In Egypt, which still re|nt$i9 unimpaired fey I THX RAVAGES OF (SHTVKIE8.

The superior b*auty and durability of this ma» terlal is causing a demand for it In the Kaateru 'States, where jt Is belngadopted by the wealthier classei in preference to the Iti talian Marble.

A specimen ot this Granite may be seon at th» Adatns express Office. Orders and inquiries will meet with prompt at-

Address, JAMES 8. WILSON,

ntlon. Vd Bo* 784. "f»rre ^""Ste. Iud.

GAS

AND STEAM FITTING

Main Street, between 6th and 7th, FBEDEBIK OEIGEB. Having employed the services of J. 8. Fergu-son,-a well known practical workman, fa* is now prepared to execute all erdeie in the above business,'with promptness and dlspatoh. •ctSdly ,.{

w. i.UIUI. mCNST BIKVAN, JB. BALTIMOBE.

Wm, J. RIEMAN & SON, scoovsaoxa TO

Wm.J. BlemanA Co.,

PAtfiJEBS,

POBK

UAVfcSa & CO., Age tits,

Water Street, ns&r Blaise's Mill, Terre-Hauto, lad.

OJFICE-Ovsr Ifest&lPa Sat Stors. Hogs bonght and pacl *4 mmiaslon. Libarai advances On picking Mi islgpsnent* to our hous* in Baltimore.

J. M. WaLxca, Chas. JCniatBO ii. Aassia, Gen. Manager. Archi. a Mifhj Man. Stonework

Walter,

Epplngbousen

Steus X»rb!e

Co.,

sri

Lime-Stooe W«rb,

Stone Bnlidiag Work, Vaults, Statues, Monufiend, Head-stone*, Mantl**, at prices lower than any other Works in this Stat*, as onr fftcllltites are greater. Alio Importer* of Scotch Granit* Monuments, Sarbls Works (buklliM IMS) aear ike P. 0.

Stone Yard and Steam Works at the T. H. A,l. Freight Depot, TKBRK HAUTE, IND. The. Trade supplied with Sawed Stone and Marbl* at UberalBate*. OSdSm

jroxor if. B£iz, Sarly's Block, No. 60 Xain Strse^

Terre Haute, Indiana, 08T respeobftally reoomniends his well select*d stock of Jeans, Flannels, plain and plaid rs, Blankets. Coverlets, and W»jl*n Knit* 'arm, of dlnvrsnt kinds.' Being fully enlo warrant th* first quality *f the** Goods I most respectfully Invite Ladle* and Gentlemen to can aid Inspect them. Wool taken In axohange for Goods, ana th* highe«t market rate* paid, oettldawtf

JOHN ARMSTRONG,' ".

JanHmlth and Stenell Oatter. Floor, Whisky and daok brands, also Plat** tor larking Clothii cut to order, .•

Sons made aad .-eptHrcd In the h**t of st]Me. Allork warranted to give eatisfaction. |%op 2d door the New Court House, |3ho| fclas street, at the Vieo ronntv Bar SosJea. f«

TXORSES, MULES AND HOGS.

.•Tl. —I will sell on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays, betweon-'th* hoars of 8 o'clock A. M. aad 12 M.,at th* Public Pound ia th* city of Terro Haute, to the highest b'drter, at publio auction, alt hogs ths* may have l^sa on any of the** days within the Public Pound mor* than twelve hours and all the horses or males that may hav* heon. In said Ponad mors than two days.

oot

OOTTLXIB BXISS,

ao CltyMarshak