Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 December 1867 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS-

TOUIfflHS TUJ.TNT3:

Sstar3f«i' Morning, December 88, 1867

TuE-JDemocratio State Convention„t9 be b-id at. Indianapolis on theJJth of next month, promises to be but elimly altended, notwithstanding tho half-fare arrange

ment with the railroads.

A F:STAL treaty between the United States and Spain, timilar to that with Errglund is about to be consummated.— Th rts is ho gdbd reason why our -postal treaties with all other other nations should not-1oi-evived an«Tcheaper rates made.

THE farmers are beginning to complain of bad roads again. From this time until next May we shall expect a continua

tion cuch complaints. There no suf. flcfcnt reason why wc should not have good gravel or plank roads kept in good

repair all seasons of the year.

licc"r.struction Policy of Congress. Tbo telegraph a few days since gave a -is of tbo preamble and resolutions int .ucod by Mr." Benjamin, of Missouri, ir.vo v'.rg the reconstruction policy of Ocajjrcis. "We, however, publish them in fid I ov as follows, that our readers may

know just what the resolutions are: ¥,11 KHBAS, The President ofThe Unitecl StoU-* his annual message has seen fit, in.u.iur disregard of the public will, as c:a r.--?»d in the election of members of thu i' riiftth Congress, to recommend the re 1 of the "laws heretofore passed for tLt: i: ,rj,ose of facilitating reconstruction iu I'm ryboUious States, the effect of which wu'-.i be to remit the government of said SU vo rebel hands and abandon the entiro Iryal element therein to the will of trmf rg and

V. HKHEAS, It i» eminently proper that tli-a House should rejpond in emphatic terms to so extraordinary a proposition: Therefore

Resolved, That the House of Representatives will never consent to take on# retrograde etep from its advanced position in promoting the cause of equal rights,nor deviate. faMB iti flWirt patpOM uf-prutoct-iag all men as equals beforethe la^« ... ..

JUtolvtd, That from the succeu that has hitherto attended the administration of the reconstruction acta there is no reason to doubt that under their provision* tho restoration ef -the rebellious State# is being successfully accomplished on a firm and enduring basis and in a manner that wiil fully meet the expectations of the loyal men of the country, and therefore ia the judgment of thia House no good, reason exists why said acts should be re« pealed.

These resolutions received the unanimous vote of the Republicans of the House of Representatives. Not jone dissenting voice was heard. This entire unazimity, taken in connection with the lono cf the debate, shows that, so far as couceVna the great issue fchat has bM& agitaiit.g the nation, and is still the gulf dividU.g the. two parties, the Republicans ni rs otio. The question which two years •. uii-turbed the peace and threatened th. very txiatence of the party has been and when the last-finishing

3 oorc&to he put on, Stevens and LI ham, tho representatives of what .h two wings of the party, meet on ground both .satisfied*--At first the v.) were wide differences of opinion rrr i'i 'cur ablest and*~wiseBt patriots.— T, hei: tbe oftth Congress was organized, r.io/1rne men thought* thirplan adopted

Johnson a good one. Others, •were for wholesale disfranchise

by sir

O.g n,

ment, and confiscation. Gradually, as tin: 2 pissed on,the real spirit of the South m-knifitted itself, and the practical rosults of Mr. Johnson's plan, and afterwards iliftt of Congress, furnished data foi^ an intelligent opinion, based on facts, not theories. divergence gave way to .unity, until at 1o:glh tho harmony between those of eimilar ultimate aims has bccama corns pl«te. Not only are all truly loyal men egrood as touching reconstruction, but the disloyal element, both North and South, lu.u required more homogenity. When it fcccamo evident that Congress would enact ric^ro cufirago at the South there were mny among, thfl democrats who advocated

Su :.!iling of a negro suffrage plank into the Democratic platform. This proposi-v,-&3 duly discussed, and finally re* j- ~i'i,-and-now tho-anti.war, or disunion y, ia a solid phalanx. In all the an« oF politics tho line which divides tho two great parties was never more sharply di xj. Each party "sooms unusually with cohesive power. But this I.c. ,y may bo only the^ calm which •r i.v-l'ara-tho storm. Oft«" reason why aiiiution no logger occasions party ui id is that it has almost ceased to be a i.v.tfa issue. The question is ao far set*

II. .. that neither Bide can materially alter d. The battle.has been fought "li'.'T" Hie" contending fbfees Are Already .!• S8g»g8MS8k.which

i.ot coma off, in all probability, until 11:. results of the victory made certain by the Congressional election of 1866 have

I) -ou secured irrevocably by th •^•admission to Congress of many if not all of the Status now being rehabilitated. To what &stont-tba-fre«identiaI. campaign will involve old imuM it is impossible to forecast, but it is quite certain that questions entiraly uathought of in any previous national election will be prominent ~aod tho ml decisive inao~anytm entirely new to partisan polities. In the econ* omy of nature and the progress of polite o&l evenu, the end of one struggle is the beginning of another. The decay of one plant furnishes nourishment for another, and the settlement of one issue leads to the agitation of another as irrevocable as night succeeds day and day night, for there is no standing still. It is an object oi importance that our people recognize this fundamental law of progress, and the responsibilities which it impona. In the edition of eaoh of the two partita now so liumogeneous, we may see the poasible element of utter wreck. The nearly extiact issue of reconstruction is the only -owe upon which the members of the re-fij-ectivo parties are harmoneoas. There are sandbars and snags in the ohanneU of both, and neither will find it an easy task to jV.ear safely past them all. The fate of il.. Republican craft will depend largely, if wholly, upon the course pursued by

Ccr-ress. It has thus far shown itaelf w! tud conscientieus in the discharge of iU J'uties. if this auspicious opening, £r_ re? prophetic of its fbture, then we m?.y dismiss all fears of a copperhead victory in the fall of 1868.

Tap TTal^d States has acquired some more terthoryriririch not being purcbaeSd»Jtiit.being ours by right of discoveryi irfdnaelyTo^irptgr-tbe s^npaffiJe^oT

Mr, Seward to. the degree that it would we purchased it of some foreign power, This acquisition is named by Captain ^Reynold*, States' steiEer Lack ay ana, "Brooks' Island." It is situated in latitude 23 degrees 35 minutes north longitude 155-degrees 24 minutes

weatr-TSiis^iet east-" Sandwich Islandirfefat linearly in the track of vessels going them from Saa Frincisco, that itis'surprising they hnv& not .b^en discovered before. Dr. Kennedy, the surgeon of the Lackawana, made an examination of theineW .territory. He reports it -to consist of %wo disti©cfe,5pral islaods, surrounded"by a barren reef. The

soil is ^thin, producing only law shrubV herbs and coarBe grasses, but with cultiva

tion it can be made to yieldjpotatoes, peas^ beans, and perhaps other vegetables.— Wells were dug by the exploring party, and water found at ft depth of from four to seven feet. After filtration this water

proved to be hard, and free from organic impurities in. solution. Dr. Kennedy is

satisfied that, by digging' to a proper

depth, jijjood supply of potable- water can be obtained. The island isjx great resort

of sea birds, but very littla guano was found. The lagoon swarms with .fish.— ••Welles Harbor" is a little larger than that of Honolulu—safet, but has a less depth of watery at low water the depth varies from -twenty-anu to sixteen feet*— It can be readily entered' by vessels drawing less than eighteen feet. Vessels of deep draught must lie" ip Sewatd Ecttds, picking their anchorage, ^tis island Will furnish a station for the Pacific Mail Company, and is probably the island reported as .being discovered some months ago, but which on subsequent ?earch could, not be founds, i" uj.a'1 -J-.n, -':f

f" Oickeas as Reader.' It is a fact beyond dispute that the New YoHU public is disappointed- in Mr. DickJ ens a jpeader. ^!Wet4o not mean by this that those who hjye neard 'bin?, at anj price, are not pleased with. having done so. The mere satisfaction of curiosity has been with Inost p6fSj0n| bn ample return for both trouble and expense. His readings, too, .are, sufficiently interesting -to engage attentton^lind to" "ftnfuse an audience. tThe.. high expectations, however, warranted by toeelaborate and persistent laudations of the. London pressj re-eahoed in our own papers,-have been completely disappointed. Mr*. Dickens does hot Com pare, as a reader of his own waitings, with several Of our own- elocutionists, or with his fellow Englishman, Professor SiddOns, formerly of ColunibiajDollege. The latter, in thereading'of Pichuaek especially, is pM-eminently superior to Mr. Dickens.

One critic in a Boston paper and one in NeW'York, have mildly suggested that Mr. Pickets has ^"slight tendency to use the rising inflection whore the falling inflection would be more appropriate." This reminds us: of^he reckless anatomist, who, several hundred years .after the death of Galen, ventured to so far question that augiist aulhprity as^to suggest that the direct connection wfiict he had ^described between the fwo sides of the human heart was "not visible to the naked eye." More men than Lotfdon apd New York critics have been intimidated by a great reputation. MrrDickensnot only has a "slight tendency'rlb usethV^wrong'lafiection in thd purely-^narrative part of his reading, but he does jt constantly—at the vCoaclusion oFuactfand every sentence. He invariably injures his finest descriptions by thjfl unneoeSBgry and dieagieeablo habit. His reading, in fact, is "sing-song"—no other word so noarly expresses tho idea*exCepl in the dramatic portions of the toit*" In his reading' of the Christmas Carol, the drat few sentences are the first shock to the listener's expectations.— He is disappointed at a lack of naturalness. The monotonous termination^ of tho sentences with that peculiar inflection which must be hoard to be understood, growB wearisome. When Old Scrot^e speaks, we recognize, for tho first time, something of that dramatic force of which we have heard. Bob Crachett, too, has his own voice ind satisfies tho audience. Scrooge's nephew is an absolute failure. A schoolboy could read the part better than Mr.Dickens dooa. The effect of the iuperb«ghost sc^no with Old- 3Iarloy is ruined by that inevitable infioCtioa, doming at the end of each clause ns regularly as the ticking of a clock. So of all the narrative portien-ef the Carol, the exquisite domestic scenes,: the merry-making, the scenes of terror—all are marred by that one over present fault. Nor does the reader in any instance show that remarkable spirit, that irresistible, nervous,sparkling, vivacity and vigor, of which we have read so much. He shows a lack of it, on the contrary, every where. There is considerable movement, but no strong, wgil-de-flned surprises. His transitions from one character to another are often marked because two characters come together which are so entirely unlike each other that the distinction is easy. But there are none of the more delicate distinctions in, bis reading at all. One ha» far b6tier jdea ef the Christmas Carol by reading it at home than-after hearing Mr. Diakens read it. Even In the Bhrtti voice of Tiny Tjm there of steadied effoTt, too much exaggertion for tha listoner to feel the full sadn^ of the littl& fellow's childish tones, as he feels it when he sees it in print.

In the reading of Piokunck, as we have already.8aid,_Profes89r Siddons is far su perior to Mr. Dickens! The Buzfuz speech of the latter is not good, and we need no greater proof of it than the foe} that the audience is not convulsed by its reading. Now and then a general latigh follows a particular point "chops and tomato-, sauce" for instance—but the richest of its hutaor is lost, The reader has too much of the low comedy in his reading, and too little of that delicate, indescribable humor With which" the speech is overflowing.— Any one Who has heard the Sam Woller of either BfciMy or ^Siddona hardly BO much a* smiles at that of Dickens, which ha^ nothing whatever of the exquisite personality of the sharacter, as we have all read it over and over again. There is something amusing in the voice of the albeit it iS^verv-flw^ront-Sfhat we

,ve imagined it. Weller, pere, ia good Mr Dickena-Jmli

»f WIOIj jMVf IB gvv itotes-tb«^ld fellow

gruff voice with success. Taken all in-all,however, this and all of the great author's readings are unsatisfactory. His voice is not powerful, nor has it elasticity. He is a poor wader. This, we believe, is the verdict xSr nine-tenths -Of -hii hearers in New York. His audiences are by no means enthusiastic, after the first round of applause as he trips upv

There ia a convict In the Philadelphia jail who has been under sentence of dead! sixteen year*, and has been reprieved each successive year. There are several cases somewhat sizniliar in Maine, where On* derers has been confined for nealy'or quite twenty years and whom any Governor may hang "at pleasure."

Army or the Cunfli|iiapd.

To ihe Officers of the La^Amt^ ofJtSsfi Cumberland: been-receiv*-ed, based upon a circular recently puTP liahed, calling, for a^ osj^ni^^Wtp^pf Society St the^myMtif^MyN"2 "LOUISVILLE, KY Dec. 18

respestf^lly requested ^at JJie following named gentlemon-constitute a committee* to make the necessary .arapeements there-, for, viz Gee." Eli Ee»g,- Geo. Dirtbln Ward, Gen. H, M. Cist, Col.

Stanley Mat

thews, Col. N. 8. Anderson, Col. L.^ A. Harris, Col. Hunter~Bfobks~ "Respectfully, &c„ [Signed! H. Tho^s, 3|bJ. (fen. f~\ ,£W. D. \VHft»PLE, B't 20b, Gen.i

E." W.TOHSSO^ Mai.-fecn."

In accordance with the above, the committee so n$jRy&s?* in Cincinnati, on the 13th inst., and or ganized by appoiq^in* Gen, EUaXiong, Chairman Gen. f£-M?®CSiT«pond-ing Secretary, and Col. N. S. Anderson, Treft?i£cpr andrBeeft^injf Secretary.

It was ordered that an* address of invi tatipn lje prepared to all the officers of the late" Army of tfia"Cht}5bVrlart&' to- attend the m'seting, caltedld th« circular above referred to, at Cincinnati, on February 6, 1868.

In accordance therewith^ the following address of invitation is published GENTLEME^jrrOn Thursday, ttg 6th of Februarysnext, the qflScers of^thtf fi^t^ Army of the Cumberland will meet in Cincinnati for the nurpoae of forming an organization. SHJ

This is a duty but too long neglected, ami it becomes u^tq movojtlje raow^'Bi fistly and vigorattisiy^n tfrb* m4tifeifnowi This object is ono which cannot but be dear.to all of-thoee jwjhojeiv^d i^v V)a^ command, and shared *?n iU*ifonx)rg Kna it4daDgers. To ^eet old.cQmparjiona in afiiife noj? sjtKl .-rejjirabfjr fondly those who fell to talk oVe^*tn^catof)aign8 in -Which.iOi)ok BO hoaorat^le.a part, atid do justice to its position, iflQbistory and to keep alive that spirit of loyalty which is tho safeguaKi of ouf FJepgfcl^y are surely worthy of bufexerti0fi4."u!,o ail of you a cordial invitation is extended, and wo trust that the saanMiaitE-of action may be shown in this matter of peace which characterized us.in the time of war.

We'hiivS assurances'^Jn^fficern who held .tho highest rank- itr our army of She greatlnter^ftftiich they take in'th'e oom'.

panics a^e brig: Thcfeo who"

Ihe

M5ftfl!6'*b''e

present altvthe

time .appointed will^'gleas,e write to General Henry M.-Cist, Corresp6ifd{ng Secrflretary, ai Ciibciifnatii Ohio, aisoon as possible, an'noiincing tho'faCt. ^Lll iftfdfDilation desired ^ili bo tuftiSfiad on (fpplici* tion td any^ if tlie 'c?7mmittee abovea

ELI LONG, -Major Genera].

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t. M1. CIST, BVt. BrJ^. Geh. N. S: AJTDES90N,. Colonel

Application or Nature's Hints t» -[Proia -the -Anwirit»n A*tis»a.[ .. .. Tt'is not only curious Kut interesting to traco backward the progress of-some of the inventions and discoVerieB Sshich are of the -greatest im pdfrtiario at the present day, and iseefc the gernhftd^Whwh they have grcrvn/and we-fi^tKa lbssotf taught us is that tfnlbss softie' ^pplieatid.n Cf hints fUmisbed'-b¥ bad- bo&n attemptedby ing^nfe/yita?ttdS,' rBany of tmr

!most

useful' arte rind ^plianoesittight have been still In tbo febdbryetic 'state. A a a a is to ry ef photography?'-'It- vfas' well known Ion"'years ago'th^tWMKi#salt»1 of silver were darkened 'by t^^oatrfto light, and this little hint,' far d&la'tft from its present great application, v'ai"the germ from which the present -iodispe:neii!»l®» art bias arisen Oncd, bilt ^lsB-iol)g-ago, iv-'pour student attempted/Ho'-'bdif '-Some water .in a'kettle liii'ed wist ^coating o€plWter bt-. Paris, und fo^fi.suVpriErtJ he iound it--AU most 'an-'impcfesibility %»'s^ffieiebtly-' Seat• the watfe# ahd firdK- tffitrn»i.dtK tblnfcwig tnin'ids hav^ niVdo an application, and, ^ho liniiig o*F our fire jjro6i'*Bafeij,: ncifr deemed so impOrtarit^id ed'efaSenttaly has gfdwii. ^The hint frota^Vrhich- sprang ascertain meth'ud of* reflnirig -waa' derived frotn the trick of a cbifc&tf ••whffeb^-'with, its feet bodaubed with.,wet clay, had wWlk^ edxiver some of-^hfiTOi- 'iaccharihe matter.. A thinking-. seisred upda

!the

hint ^iid Worked it useful procesj. The mowing ^chinS hfedifs origin in^the hint of the uscrof "'a fcMir OrHiedge shear#, •Which had b^bn!tea releBs)y^left by- a-'^ork-man 'wfiijra^he'liiid^fiTtislTed his ftbrk.—, S win ging* t»laier'ha|^-proved5 a failure, but by the application ^vibrating blades the reaper rtjoicoi ttitf %iai'ts of'the ifrofW.-^" From the'riafng of wSter^ti a heated flask tho idea }f thV Bteattt engine' came, «nd theaWirfgJcg'.aif a'lamp sttSpeudod in & cathecltii?'gav8 th6 hiht'frdm^ -Vhich resulted thVp^dtilum

J'tiTiie

pheco.From

the q»j,v1rig'ofviiaitfals njibn the smftoth bartpvi?if*« boech^trefe'was conceived'the mightir ar'i ef Minting,'ana its ft^li6ation has been the herkld of fratdem where its types haVfe'teib used.'"

Ttie hiaia' ^hi'cb"lead"'to the^f/ivebtion of mahy',Jflii? 'tfnd^tobik "daiie back to the" da'wn."fef bistbry

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tec shrouded 'JVjtH

"rfiyibMSglflSff fatfljafc wind Wo/fring upon brokerf Wsed^a'f thd'niilt & mu sicaYinBtfd^tit, tb"thB l.ityr*Pan,who deais'ted' fr6ru" pftt^tfit'^era

Wflycbphlwiith

whom he was ia "fcve .and foTtned thu reeds into a cornbidatron"tr pfpe whieh t6 this day bears his tti&e. -'FrW a ftivther working oiit ef till' 'sacmf hint" we'ha^e obtaiifSa the orga^l Knd all simi'Krinstramentis. It is fabTfel^-thftfr "Apollo struck his foot against.the shell of'a- tlead tcfr' toise, and' the dirted tfcichlna 'and sinewB emitted' sWeet vib^aiiops*'' Rtid 'SOioroua sounds, and from theiice.camo our strings ed instruments, tb's VlSf and tUe" 'hatp.— A beautfful' -'ferm 'of was wrought oii'tfrom th^'lifnt'' imp'hfted by the obseryation of a basl^t of flowere which h«0 bfeen ^epositfed'upoti thfe grave of a wbmafii1 by"h6r lo^J The'''basket having been neglected, the long leaves of some plants hiff grown up fcroiifcd it, and a thinking mtyd observed a^d-applied ifT The Baw,"the most cdmmdii "and tne:'moat useful of tbols, ia said to tiAve had its origin in a«very singular hint furnished by the skeleton of_a serpent 6'tid its projrctingrertebrae.

Fable tells us that» shipwrecked mer--chants piled together faitr'e, and, making a rude fildplaco, farmed themselves and cooked a meal and the nitre fusing with the sands of the seashoTe whtrc the fire was built, gavo the hint which led to the manufacture of ^Tass, which has contributed, perhaps, is inuch as"*»ny known material to tho f)rogreB9 of civilization.

To tbo" uhthinking mind the. circumstances which gave those' hintJ tnight be of daily occurrence, arid no notice would be taken of theni' pr ho useful application made buflt is fortunate for mankind thatI'roih the earliest da\vrf"of hhtriry to the present day theV0J hive beOn minds^ which have seized upon the faintest of nature's bin to-which wero capable of aiiy, useful application, and BO worked them jjljt as to lead^.tQ_the most important re*

eggPjSfiiPy

6n the Stage. Curiosity once satisfied, there is little in the entertainment" to interest the listener. It is with some effort, we notice, that friends congratulate each we notice, that friends congratulate each 7^SerefocvtiierenelTluli othbr sis they come otit of the hall upott- bewwo^S^ by^ijfeSfe^r firces the evening's pleasure. It seems almost hetrodox not to have enjoyed the readings, and yet each amateur critic expresses his entire approbation, with a mental re* servation, and an apology to his conscw ence.—N. F. Mail.

"WHlti ALI* "HOLDS OUT TO BURN" j" a chance for restoration_g£ erefocvt|ie c«QplI[ulion has scesa—the

sale throughout the world. ,C-OOX 1 ygft*'

PBKruui'cannot satisfy all MEW *^»EBTI8E«|EWT« uipre Ahan tho same dish of food. A

Tbo couh {erfeiters of foreign perfumery pay but a poor compliment to thesagacity and laiteof 'American lidias,.if Jfley .ex* pecft taeto! to buy their simulated "extraefe" Wheti ^lialan's "NigfatBlootpjlpg Cereus"—the finest article of the kind in any country—is obtainable ovarywher. Appleton Crescent

Fqr Holiday Pre^e^its

CALL AT

Ladies'1 Velvet Purses, Lac^os'j^Korocco Purses,

»*\AN1IQVE, CAMEO,

AND JET PINS,

FANCY BASKETS,

Broclae Bcarfs,

In short,''we have beautiful Presents for Old and Yttung. Call, and we will take 'nleasure in showing you the Stock. JS fi e: •We .would remind ow friends that our Stock is being constantly replenished wiUf

Sew and Desirable tioods, si sFor Winter- wear, such as

Broche Shawls, Cloaks,

Knit Shawls, Woolen Shawls AND

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Corn Exchange Fire Ins. Co.,

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Lace and Embroidered Collars, Luce and Embroidered H'dk'fti,

Plain and Fur-lined Gloves, flu Kid, Buck and Cloth,] ,g

well as tastet P*V yn jtrnmff-~frlNK TO- CALIFORNIA,

mer's ono hundred per fumes meet this "Via. Panama or Nicaragua, •eou|cia|tof exactly. Their quality lik ia.iL lira FEOM SBW TOEK wise is unexcelled. wiwjjf

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'Apply to t*4' a-

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CiicoJ^rt eiotalpicc turth JnfoimU'on and reference 4 some of the Msckao«tf bnilneas men la Oiio.uaatl and e!Hnh*re(J foroiihtd on applicatioB. "mited *ffh Hoard.

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the appetite gone, and all tho world ap peifj gloomy-^ pour some fresh oil inti your lamp, in J^Msp^ofPUmUtjon Bit-

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New York,

3 Cortlandt St.,

Hanaftctoreri AzesU and Dealer* ln all vsrrietiee of Atberfesn Clock.. Sole agents for Seth Thomas Clocks.

The Debates of Congress.

The Debat.s of tbe Seaond Secf.ion of the Fortieth Consrwi', (commenctu December 2, 1867,) will be published an usual. jf ...-r j_-

TEKMS:

Oongrcseionai Glob» end Appendix (for bindlug) -$10 00 iily Globe, (aonapaper form) 10 W niy obi, per month 2 CO

Debates in full in either edition 3Tirclub rated. AJd.tSi, F. & J. RIVKS & GEO. A. BAILEY, Waeiiiogton, D. C. Proprietor*.

YABMR

Jet, and Steol,"* Cluster Sets 1

COLLEGE for Young Iho I'ruaieo. ol this lustUniion,

do- Irlng to extend the benefitg-of *Hr. T»n»r'i UHinlfiuent gift .r the.tetter eAopation-of. young women, trill admit, at any time in tho Co Hamate jcar, etud-nts prepared to join College claaiee, charging expanses only from th^dat» or their ie•'ej tluti. -'IVraie low^ g-eat ficiliti'-B for educatioB, such as Cabinet*, Ar Gnllory, Library, Murical .iiaervatory, Jrc. For circulars containing full 1nforr.:nrtion, address J.fN. SCHOU, Poughbepsle, N. Y.

BSST NEffiiEAPJSBSL

CUOimT PHSITIOJi, L«W£ST PRICES! M'f'

GEO.

I' "BOWELT & co.. Advertising Agents, 4DTerk Row, New Tork, are oimbU-j, by tuelr special coalracts with p*bli«Ltr«, to insert au odvirtioi ini-ut iu most of the leading •ecular or politic newspaper* "f the Eastern Western And Middle Mates, »t less tban one-half tn« mm it would ooat tj ay theg»m9 amount o' »dT«rtisiog, without emplf-ying their services SEND STAMP for their Clrcular &nd peruso it bnfore iponding another O jlUr.- Tho special Advan* Ifttres eaucot to oftisredjexdept upuD oruern .mounting to from $&0 npwaraS, hut order, for any amount fro'Dt °l upWrtriu, trill-lie iwjcivin] and exectrted itt the rejnlar priceiof the news, pip^r iu which the .dv^iiMoaat ia to appear, for 850 W» can giro'rnorf advortising than can b« otfcei wi»#obtftliied^for $150. For information !TnV ire die tiUlo totlo thia, aiK the Editor Of tUS Faper, and he will explain.

«00D PAT FOB DOING GOOD.

Magnifioent Premiums

GOODA'JTIVK 3MtA» OB MOMAN wanted laefery n^igiiborhoofl,' lo Cfaiiviua for tbe nekly PttilBlE FABH#Bi 5he aldtU and beat Arrlcoitaral, HortieaUural *d Fa«l|y raper puuiisued tn the oreatKortbwest, fnce only $2 per year. Splendid PaEMrcMS/glTeir to Agent., And fjr*tulte.i Will new 8ub»btib*r».

MT.S^coimea oopios.ent free to any »ddresi. Addreii for fall particular., THE PKilRIK FABMSB CO.,

AZYGOS!

«u t)ah

tviOt utivo

-AKD—

Chicago, IllinoU.

Three msgniBcently illu.trated Medical Book*, containing ii^bortan^PbyBicdoeical Information, or Ales and Women,"'aont tree oa "receipt*ff 26 cents, by afldros»*ng the Secretof tbe Now Tor» Medio* 1 UniTsriity, Ko. 80 OU&ton Place, Few Fork City.

GENTS WTSTfiTD TOE SlSsiW^'* A OompUHW state, anu ietrltorlei, IrotdT

•Bejood the Mis-

lete History of the New ttt£ Great Elver to

•tht Great Oflean Life an^ Adventare on Prairies, Jfount&ln., and the-Pacific Opaat." WftffoVer 200 Kogravlngs »f the Saeftery. Oitietii Ii»n'dS, Minee, People and Cariosities of the Great West*. Iti reeuiy sal^witb an inoxeased Commission, make it the best sub9 ri tion Boos published. Send for eirCulars'.Addrtta NATIONAL PUBLIS^NG CO., Gin ciiinatl. 0. Ohioaso, IU., oi St. Louil, Mo.

LIST Of SWSPAPliRS.

C^WPI.F.TETwentyDoAorthern

£osmos!

A Ourioue Medical Book ....Price 26 Cents Addrros Prof.'30^H VAKIEBPOL)L,M D,, New Tork Medical OnlTeriity. 30 Clinton Place New York City. -nt ...

BBADSTBEET'S lHFaOVES

HubberfMoaldiag and Weather Strips

I'he beat, cheapest and "only. pertect Weather Strips in tbo market. Uxchtdei-aDowlr rain cold air and dost. .Prlots reducod to Agents. The s«lo beyond any tkine Mtr -offered, Send for an Agent's Circular.

J. B. .BBAQSTKEBT, A .CO.,

87 Nassau St»N, X., 67 Waihington St., Boston

TO $25 PEB-0AT SCSB. Agents wanted everywhere, to sell our Patent Everlasting

WHITS

WIBE.CLOTHS LINKS. -Every housetfilu should us« tfrMSttC "We have seen it us«d and it gives entire satisfaction."— N. 7. 0 rutaa Adcacait." The Patent Wire Cle'hes Lin- is all it pnrports to be."-—N.T.Independent Addres. the AMERICAN WIBiC CO.. 10Z Broadway, New Tork.

ME UOLUm

4° a Ore

'iiCOTT & ORANE,

TRADE!

REVOLUTION J*

»T ADIES. you can receive for the sum of Jj OXK DOLLAR Sitk, Jlferiuo and Alpacca Dresas., Shawls, Bit! morals, Linen Goods, Bsabosied Table Covers, W:ktchts, Jewolry, Silvsr Plated Ware, flawing Machines, fc. S^nd c|ubj of ten r.r more, with mu cents for each d- scrlptive check, an4 the git •..rupol the olub -will re.olve a present w^rth $8 to $800, according To tfte number sout. Agents wanteil evsrwhere. Circulars sent iree. Ad drefs PABKKS A CO., succor rs to GBABAM (k CO., 61and 6) federal street. Boston.

ONE D0LLAB1

GENTS WAHJED'Sverywhere for oar One Dollar'S&lo. A Watch, a Tea Set,, a Shawl, teas for one dollat each.' Send 26 cents and stamp for twe checks and' circulars giving inll Particulars. Address ARLINGTON & CO.,67^ Washington StreetSca^, ton, Mass.

O N S A

ENT SCREW

FASTENED' SLEIGH BE LS. So'd by the rade genernlly. M*n11 sen treed by W.BABTON, East Hampton

Connecticut.

PSYCOMANCY,4fiy"pereoH

OS SODL CHARMING I

••lther ni' niay fesciuate find gain the lofe aad affections 6f they choose, instant ly. This simple mentafacqttiremeat all c*a pes •ess, tree, by mail, fo- .25 cents, together with a £ui4i to* tie Uhmarried of both sexes. A qu*ef, excltlnst hook 100,000 JCo|les soid. Address T. WILLIAM & CO.tfBook Publisher., Philadeldbia.

WE ABE COMING, And will present, to any person sendirg ns a oltrb is onr GrrafOlfe Dollar Safe of Dry and Fan Good*. &c., a Silk Dress Pattern,. Piece of Sh lflg, 'A'atch, ae., frtsof cost.-"Catalogue otg ds, and aample, sent to any address free. A ress ALLEN. HAWE3 4 CO., 15 Federal St., Boston, Mass. P. O. HfX 612S.

RELIGIOUSSTATES.

SEWSPAPEBS OF THE

l)NIT CD A oomplste list of rreat vnlae to advertbers. Sue AdterUsers Oasette for December. Price 25 eeDts, orfiper year in hdvjtac#. Address G. P. BOWELL & CO., Publisher*, ST«W Tork.

o*-«

it is tbe Bc8t^Ck»nc€ ever offered to Agents 1 One or two days' timawlil secure a good Sowing Macfelae, Wateb, titk Dress, BerolTel1, or .ome otbdr Uticle of equal valoe, Fr«o of Cost.

Agent, wanted everywhere, male and fema le, for ,the.4est One Dollar Pawnbroker's Sale In tbe todniry.' Send' for Circular. B. C. THOMPSON 4 CO 30 Banovur Street, Boeton, Mass.

DWALfur,

'.li "4*

-TKBH* HAWS

r**fr

."FOLLOWING COMMITTE

CTTalr

Dr. KcCoawHl, member of the Stat* Bwll pf AgrictlUnre Mr«. D. WnLuaaow, wife of State Attorrey-Gfeneral, and MM:CAXAV,' wlf. or Dr. **5£ X^MiaBrof P»rke ty-Hkll p*rtie* of tie blgt-

E. WlLMOTH, Agent, 68 Sen tit roorUi 8u«e't

ISfiiSI8 0f?tasraEinTAL OBRANS.—Dr. 907 BiMgway, N. T., devotes parliealtr attention to itll^piseaaes pccullv to tbc« organi in both 8tad^ staik^ if acircnlar.

Sj-

A Physiological View of Marriage,

The Cheapest Book Ever Published I OMtalBtng acarty Tfcree Hudred Pages Hai ISO&ne plates and engraving, of the Anatomy of the Human Organs in a state of Health and DbeaM, With a tteati.B an Early Errors, its Deplorable Oonseqnences upon the Mind andBodyrw»t&t)te Anthor^*-Plan of Treatment —the only rational aad sncoossful mode of Cnr«, as shown by the report ef case, treated. A truthfol »dvi*»r to the married aod t^oauoatemplas. iog marrl»ce, whe .entertain aonbtf" of their phvsical cooditibo. Bent free of Postage to any addteMr-on reoelptof^S centain ataap. or potttl w*icy.^.ad4»»laj

DRY COOPS.

C&ristmasand Xewl Carst!

1867."

^ry 5th, UUh, and, &&th,aMd [J8R0J[AW» BROTHERS & COe

l5fA aud %5ih, 4 -. '-Sms'JZ .?•

:s HOUSE-FURNISHING

DRY" GOODS.

GENERAL

CO.

^£BXKTT

?:.i

l,V^\

c^.lx*

STOBX.

109 Main Street,

IS THE PLACE,

'i "and

Now is the Time

To purchase ont only tho uitttl ett&f of

Family Dry Goods,

\5« But also, a Great Variety of ra

THE JB^ HOLIDAYS,

4 N *f-al£

.. £&2n%

Cbri9tosas Prcseivts for BaWes,

Chri8tmaB Preeenta for Boys, ft.fr-itsi--Christtrias Presents for Girls. Christmas Presents for athora^ it»-J Christmas Provents f-r Mothers res Chrietmas Presents for Husbtyads, i& Christmas Presents for Wives, Christmas Presents for Brothers, /iOi Christmas Preseqts for Sisters, Ch.ietmas Presents for Nephews, Christmas Presents for Nieces, Christmas Presents for'Uncles, Chjistmos Presents for Aunts, Christina- Presents for Grandmothers, Christmas Presents lor Grandfathers, Christmas Presents for Cousins, Christmas Presents for Friends, Christmas Presents for "Everybody.'

STORE,'

No. 109 Main St., Terre-Haote.

:, 'Jara uij gaid.'on iju.-a 4a*l SI ktunil

"Th* Pan la htier tiutn the Sword.*

THE CrOLD PEN, BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PKXR.

Moftdn's Gold Pens,

The Best Pens in the World.

Jfbr tale at A"o. 26 MaidenZanc, New-York, and by every duly appointed -Agent at the tame pricet. ^"Morton makes no f*ens tlamped with the JVame or 7raae~ mark of any-other therefore, where an Agency it established, the public will be betl suited, and at the same prices, by calling, on the. Agent in all other- placet those withing the Morton fetf mutt tend to Headouartert, where their ordert wilt.receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash.

A Catalogue, with full detcrip~ tion of tixet and prices, tent on receipt of letter pottage, ft

A. MORTON.

y.i .. l'T

Vogetcblo

HAIR RESTORATIVE Wei decJdcd by th« yn. State Fe!r\ and ov conocUcd l? tbo j-.ublic to be tho rtfry Uwt Trcpcratioa fcr licnorlaK I Gray or tided Hair to Its ©ripincl color proiuotlutf Its Cromb, cratlTcrUnfr Ilamors aud Daudruff, a^d for Drcsalng ana Dooutiiylas the Ualr. Ithftee from poisonous dru.'js, does not .* ttam tbo finest fabric, fipd n«mtb*s«*ifcfpi.EAjc,

tho na^r nicu, and

J. R. BARRETT It CO., Pmpfittafs, SLA^CKESXra, X. H. Z.OBS'% BMIl'H, Chicago, Gefteral SorUi-Wsst. era Agents.'

J. & H. A. DAVIS, Acpnts for Terro Bant*, Ind. A a»TUdw6m

0-V1NI BUS LINE

B. MILLER'S OMNIBUS

AMD HACK MHE.

Will attend to all calls for trains .learteg the Olty.anJ also deliver pawangsrs In *ny p^rt of tie city with care and dlsbatch ill orders le ton tho fiats at the Post OSIoe, at Davis' Droit Store, or 3iyf*«IAsn«aBtll beyrompU ly attendad to, JtwiMtr.'i

IJNION BAKER1. •.

A S E A Manufacturer* of all kinds of

ORAOKEE8. and D^aters in v.:

O,C

R3,BS

Oa Xia&yette St., between Canal *a&D«yot, TERKB O? El, deSOdly INDIANA-

fr*BREB HAUTE&IS-DIANA J*OL1S B. B._ CO., SKCErrA'Br?'offfcK, \v

Mtiden Lane, Albany, S. Y. TBW apttpr may be consulted upon any af the dliuasee «ps« wblch his book treaU, eituer personally or by aalL— seat to any part of tk. world.

TxH&r flAt^i, Dw. 13» HIT. f-1

Th« inflctl neetist of (U 8tockhold«r» •f lM OofltfiBy W'll bo held, i^t tbft 0#Qft.of th®

I.. tb« parp«te of «]«ctiog Plrector#»* •WVViSSiS.**.

PfT iSslNER^

l..n,

Fancy,. Goo Js HgP FOB 4 i~.i (.-« V% ni, tt -fcl J. /Ja

(0 .f rw-.'i

«i

-1 tih «»i ^^rr*E^«e»C| "J ji rfci )•,(( 'so- -woon i**A tA fs.-jtrt.-ir 'JA few more sets of those. Cheap Furs, Zephyr Tarns, Blankets, Comforts, &cT

:_v,AX LOWER FRICK3B

Than con be found elsewhere,

"3 n:,. -a.

LISTS of a'l palbicatlons is

sued the Mates have leoa published, ^nd will sent toSttj aa ress on lec lot-vf pafflorTwo Dollars. A list fot uny one sntatccaa be nadfiir iftccats, or a selection of auy tfiYE

STAIKS'o

Ol VUOllar. AddrtSa G.

KOWKLL Ss OS* PufclUlera of .Advertisen Gazette, Aew fork.

1 .J2&0- rro tdiruk B. B. & CO.p

Have the handsomest line of f-lsf.'srfj-a-!*? :b- fi Tl ILIX e.ri'i1 1 =**r ult Paper Hangings,

Oiicroths, #-:T rliJ Carpetings. Window Shades,

Damask^,

•'iut a

-Ever offered -to this community,, all,.of which "will "Be sold at groatlv ?odu3"ed prices.

HOUSE-FURNISHING-

I.- ^yp vi YARIET

38 iiJtiWOiJi

NKW TOIBt

—-Pmsr-~&acq<ie-anil float

CUTTER^

Suits cat on scientific rinciples, and i-feffc:

GP5TE SATISFACTION

Abo a fiQeaseortnaent of

A E S S I

I xiitiMmjivosx.

Xo. 95 Main Streetr up Stairs.

WALTER v.

CHEAP MILL1NEHY

'I NEW STOCK OF THE

A E S S

THE

Vuii

IHE.iPgST

At 2S~o% 83 Main Street.

(UP STAIBS.)

11020 S •SA HISS SAME BAST1N08.

COUiA'fE & CO'S QEBMAN

Erasive Soap l» manafactnred tto:r toui: ATKBUL3, *.aii msy be conslderfl tlic SfAWB-tttD of tCICKiLKXOK

U0€X(»$ WH1TTIEK

AIiflomQ

nSGULABLY BBED PKTSK.I^N, as* fci wWc!» h»ii(i» In li!s oBiw "trill show has matio Oiroait IXmgma the ^tWjr hit life, an ft'35 a' rriiou-wltle rephtatlon, havl»ig^x,t'ir1t)ivr 8$, the a a »tlf OI Ofc resjq iM»», Physician.

KtoOb af3iU |frsetlca bftabcsu of -]irlv»t« aitare. Imhilu, Qtnorrhcu.OUttj Sfriorttre, all Vrt nary Weeatm, ffMTtiBt'or Mertmioi AfeHifhu Bt

Uerniam Hxpt*r

also, (DA eSecta jbr a SUtnry' Q»tlr, fninco" t. Boij wlMimiij prvilutlngbldtebe*, icn uctBDif, (UcsiBitss.dlmQeu of sight, ooHfu^Ton ISftRs, wD tbthioilag, atsMKn ttf 'MolMy, lu«s cl memory weat«om ic,, -pot all thaas In »:ij oa-

MO,bin all occnrrtng fMqiifntly In various easM tsir^oc^aunodatipBs ample, ohargra aioisrate crw gnaran teed. Consultations by lett.rW a S4e,^fr«a. Most OSSM can be prt^erly troatei •j S^anstrnatioo aud Presnanoy, 3c. K-ftkoutanltterrfaWj'and m»41eln«*, s«cor6 tion jbeerrfrttoBi s*at mail or eapro^s., t&fi, h«a fra'noe'to Melheaa la most oases.

Bo* 8063,8t. l£nU»£Io. .,

Hours—-8 A. H. te 8 P. St. Offlct |h)rm»Obntlj SdatoTat H^.SIT Bt.Charfeis Strfel^Mtwaiik febtti. tod SOTSDth.oaa equet* South of Lladsll Hotbl,i ^IrOTi^o^lafteCentrtwfthB'BitT.-- 7

Uoasa^tatipa r^oifxa, aad vooua hp tbe ac«otn aicL'atlon of a'scii patwcls as ruquir? tiaijy ^«r»«i BttfmtionUiic tiu

EY3STB0DT

Caii get, la ngnted tetter enTeteps,m]f Theory Syui atoms andfiaatinont of NorTops.Oouarr au ioa*Bfftani,ei early dellneatmpa1!!^tf^lseatw soaditicn^e witb li^u ayaafltop .Lists, for tw. ihrao-ceat postage' slamnd to prepay"J 'JSrcT^)of fcrlABUs^rtiatlfj^ta tWsam' «rWwrteA ........ ...

FOUNDRtES.

yiiuA iktfth.- Lrxook** HteiM.- nunoe n. aud.

VIGOPOlFSBHi SI.-

»«u«. I

AKB

•HtufilM T. H. 41: aid d: *Wigb't Dej^ta,

tu.. &»..

MkW,. SMITH & PirojM^S. y.' X)-.' 0y Maianfactnrersof Bteam Koglnes, Mill Gearing, aad Maobln^ry of erery description. All Mndf of Iron aad Brass Castings made to order. Erer class of rapViiring pWmptfy attracted tf\ »r Ot«a» iolfifte*/1:- ot am *Qvo 8igBeit Caab Price fold fdt 01^.popper, Brass,And Iron slng6dwtf M'l '--TT itt .% 4 9rfT. SSHAUta. J. BAB^r^RO.

PH«3AIXJFOUBrDIftlE /sAJ U»-n -„,,i jt,.

Machine Shop,

M«EHW8b, DeHgler & Co.,

S.TEroor. 9tb A Jkjlo Sts ilear PMieager Dbp^t, tBfp.Ba HABfB.raD. 1

Manufitctarers of Steam Xaglnes, illll Mac! ~, HOUEB Frtnt«, Fire Fronts, and Circular ills.

•aMaMBssaar'9

All pHrtt-* corin^ctad with th'afcetibnshm^it being Practical litt hnnics of several enco,

ors exporU Ban rentier

full satisfaction to our customers, both in voiul ofwbrkntanship stbdptico.

The'liHi.«t

prlffi p^U Kir'all oM serai) Iron

•lellrered at tbe

v"Vhoenlx

Fonndry,"teai- tiif

Passongor Depot. McELFRESU, PESOLEB A CO. *P?*V6Wf[

CO*

TTiflONc: y^SfjftANCE L/ OF ISD1ANAPOL18. Jca^itai, #4br,^oc Trfx Ltfimio finCBAiic^ 0itirAift! or tm,

AifiiSct Cemp*ny Mrn«£and controlled bytl leadtnRbtu|lne«^^eniB the State. TBeTalRiVrt ff kte IT part of the Stockholders, whe.arorfsutyits ^orr^Haate, and to whom we would rofeftnose wanting sound and retlabk Insurance at fair rates. 1

Preston Hues.ey, Pres't National Stato Bank. J.'If. CuJnlnpham, Drnggbt. L. S, Warren's, Deira. .. .. ..,

B&VlZnS A?-CO., Agtnts,

£3dtf OfBce Over Donnelley's t)rupr Store.:

A PPJjICATiO^ for ^LlCKN"SB.

XJL The undersigned hereby*glvo noilco'tb^t they tJilia^ply to- tb*.Coa_nty iCommbsionsrs theirjji sell spi a qc&rtAi a tlme,for the space of one year.fThe premUos on which said Ilqaors Ste to le

ir "regular session ^in March, lor license sell spirituous and lritoXlcathip Hquors in less tk:

eold-ate ki«btod. at ths ecfrasr ofLllrstand Qh)o Harrison Townshlj GHAS. GlbL

Streets, In Te rra Haute lh'Yfgodu6ty,Tttdlafea. ... Lscl8w3tv .x

drcl8w3w

iit ft i,

APPLI6AfTI0'N

FOB Ll-

CEN88 Ths nadersigaied hereby gives no tlcothat thay will apply to the County Commlsslob (rs 'at tMir reguW ^session'-la March for4ji ensa to sell spirltoiuis an,d. intoxicating llquca-s less than a quart rft a tlme. fbr tbe space Mop* year. The premises on fhteJrsaW llquoBSare (to tbe corner of Alain ie sold. are located at and Tfilrd rirtt^ 'llMiiUtKJttMikistt Hall, in Terre

P. BAUGHERTY, rfjj Pbyilclaa au4 Srnseoa,

TKRBE HAUTE,i. IND. Will attend promptly to all pre'fesstonal calls jia. tbe clt* aud eountry. -Oriic*—Northwest wrner of Fourth and Jlfitf streets, (over' 6 oodman's dothiof-Store.) Be«l* deno* i?«. S6 Korth F.onrtU Street. oc29dt

JKHtifc .sue"

SOLICITORS.

&rpa: l]

BOLieiTOKs -PATENTS CO uiiSELLOlW ATV ti^,

QfFXICX—81EA3T JUABKET STB^It^,'

jto cUianajfr oltl, firdl^UB.

Oar fMltHJw tgfj.MMfring Patents ar# not j.*, creded by any eitabllslrment In the ualtid etates, AUSftris^f Kodift ImU^jtD wdar. ,7 {^lMeai

nVTA^O^AU STATE BANK

U'WSM

aaUTE,(libe. lOtb, w4t

Kotica!tft6Mbr0v«a that*ke-ani/oal meeting af t»Bank Will tbe s»oond

slaotiag

9MUUW

'fti -JMiiWrji "B«»r Uf the-faltpoi^

B. P.

uaLBeHefit Partnership

Th« graat want *f ths Community, (s general reJatUoa la prloes tlw tasto of-tMa partnarshjp) A PKOMPT BESPONSS AMD

Universal Patronage

jp|]] gtenre to ths Peopla lUi

fiKEAT BUGSSING Be*der,1t rtcti irtth joursolf to make ths

Buckeye the People's Store

Partners at once on tb*

Mutual Benefit Plan! ANB BUir 1)KY GOODS A

Great Reductions.

T% rorftsncli a Partnership with the People 1. onr IntenHen, and require* that oar interests should be jntuBal, that yon may receive tbo full

Benefit of Low Prices I

Wc, of the first part, will giro the greatest amopnt of Taluo for ths least money—and tbe People, of tbe second part, to extend a liberal patronage te return. This lene, aui we pledge yon

LARGE lUVIUElfDS, (|u saving Honey and receiving more Ooo l. for a Dollar than otherwise) payable at tho time, and With ertry purchasemHrtp. We nsw .ailunder tbe

M- B. P.

^nd what heretofore was a mystery, will now become

"HOUSEHOLD WORD," 9c?a"s»

oTerybcdy Is personally Interested in any

ctitcrprlse'Wliereljy They receire a dircct beneSt —snd throcj(h this medium— Small Profits being the JfeW to .. SUCCESS. Brery-Van, Woman aad Child will ^bebeneflteiUn proportion to their wants.

New Goods Just Received!

Aonght at a great decline In prices, to b? sold at

For salo by all Qiocers. 2+dwly

.* figares as follows: iiUPRES^ POPHS9-J6 Cent* per yard—1,600 yards donblo wldtli, This Is ouo of tho grent« eat Ilodnctiona of tbe season. |00 l'ATTJCUNS BREiS O-ODS, Silk Stripe,^ ,l cents per ynrd. Good enough *•»r the most fastidious to wear. BOUBLJS WIDTH CAMLET GLOTI1T—Brown, I_ _3tono, ilismarck ainl Ojtrnet, 50 cents per y'd 'MEBIN03—-Aucthor itedcctton —65 casta a yard! Tbe wonder la bow Dress 1 Gop4 can be sold so cheap. Xlie

J&XPLXTSB THE MTSTKRT.

tTOHS 6ILK VKLTRTS—For Cloaks—« Inch width Cloak Velvets.. $11,00 per yard, trim, mlcgs to match

STARTLING REDUCTION To the nuiaitlated—and wbyT Because the j% eJ's g. «». p# Works well, and Is tbemediam of lafbrttatlon 1 .. -.. forthB People.

Wool Long Shawls $6,50

60 I'ays a30 worth $.09.

CHINCHILLA OLOA KS, 4'0,00-(Tho Goods and Trimming, are worth 916,00), and why (old so I cheap 7 This is no mystsry.

1IBERAL PATRONAGE ... a*0 r: vu \.

'CW) HAND IN HANU.1 LACK BEAVER CLOAKS AND JACKETS— J9lai^ Bearer, Sue quality, #5,so per yard (Sverybody boys it now.) riTua, MIJIK and all kinds of F0BS—Units,'

For trinSaj»tl. Hoods, Including a rail stack ol .fliiildreu's furs. KTTQTrrUE roft WHITE WOOL FLANNELS at 60 cents a yard 1 Bod Blankets 55,00 per pair

Wflrih ?3,OO thirty days ago. PBINTo," rjast raselved) choice Styles—New «tyte»i-12J cants, ..... MUHLUJS—Bleacbec Uaillpsl yard wide, l*Jt

PGr f.»rd- tJnbleachedMcslln. 1 yard wide 10 ceets per yard. Heavy yard wide Cnbleached. lfl :enia per y*rd.. Good quality, yard wide 12Jj centsLALi£8' UNDEKWEAB—Full Stook Wuuerr and Pants. OhUdren*s Utiderwiar: Gfil^T8t PHB£B^fSAQr.]jamTs and Shirts

Gents' Whlt^ Dress Shirts. Heanqnarters la ueiits Knrnlslilng Qoods. Look at ror GloVis a 4ud Hoilrry, with geaeral etock of

D17 Goods, Notions and Fancy Goods

(Too large to onnmerate), bought since the decllnti .7aud Just recaiveJ. whieh we xow offer for

•HOLIDAY SALES eift Through the medium of the

IflEB* JE®.

At sack tempting prices that everybody cannotfail to be convinced as tuey read—that

To meet oar. own, and the expectations of all, ana demonstrate the'"Mutual Benefit Partnership" to be' "the great want of th•commanity.,,'

W. S. HYCE & CO., d(&w

O N E N A

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1HJB UNDERSIGNED is Agent

_• for the

bineSaw

Special attention paid to tbe »nufactare 'an^ repair of Brass Work, Patent Offica Modf-ls, &o. Wc ara aljo .preparoi to cut Toothed or Cog Ueatlngs'df olthsr Oast Iron, WrcfugWTrott or

BATED SCOTCH GRANITE

•MOICTJMSSTS. This material is JmptritJiabU. It la th* mott Elfgamtahdtiuoepfibleof Ike highnt poli4k of ariylc&owh material. Its chief constituents ara the same as Cleopatra's Meedle, and Pompey^s Pillar, at Alexandria, in Egypt, wblch still' remain unimpaired by

THE &ATA6ES OF CESTUBIES. The superior beauty and durability of this ma* tarial causing a demand for It In the Eastern States^ where It Is being adopted by tU» WBsJthiM classes in preference to the Italian .Marble.

A Specimen ot this Granite may be seen at tba Adams Express Office. .. Order* and inquiries will meet with prompt atntion. Addr«s*, JAMES (S. 9d (.) Box 731. Tfrre frV

f4.AS.AND STEAM FITTING Main Street, between 6th and Tth, FBEDEfilK OEIQKRf

Having employed thu services of J. 8. Kerga8011,8 wall known practical workman, he Is now prepared to execute ail erdeiM In the above business, withpromptnts* and dttpatcU. octSdly .....

aiCNBT ElKMiS', JB.

V."":

Wm, J. RIEMAN & SON, iOCC*8iO*S TO PV? el""??*

Wm. J.Rleman& Co.,.

PORK* PACKEBS,

MW&tSr Street, near Blaise's Mill Terrp-Haute, Ind. OWTICS—-O^er IVestfaJl's Hat Store,

Hogs bought and packedoa nmiuion. Liberal advances on packing i.nd OOUiiguments to onr house in Baltimore.. decfidlm

/. B. SVALTEB^CBAS. LII-PIH8H0UJT:, H. IUYAU, Oen. Manager,- Arohl. a Bctflp. Mau. Stonework

JOUi\

& €d.,

Walter, Eppioghoaieii UBJSAT WIIIIIIII.T

and

Limft-Stoue

Works,

Step larble Stone Building Work, Vaults* Statues, Monuments, Uead-etones, Mantles, at prises lower f-than any other Works in this Btate, as oar $*•1 f&QiUtites are groater. Also Importers of Sootch Qrauite Monuments, Marbla Works (Katabllsto* lMi) near tke p. 0.

Stone Yard and Si team Works at the T. U. 4.1. .. Freight Depot, ,TKRK£ HAjUTK, IND. Tbe Trade supplied with Sawed Stone and Marble at LlberalBates. OSdSm

IX.

BEIZ,

Kafjy'a Block, Ho. 60 Sain Street, Terre Haute, Indiana,

M° Iiiws

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08T respectfully recommsadshls well seteoted stock ol Jeaas, Flannels, plelaasdnWld nosya, Kankets. Ooverlsis, and WoMsn & sitting Yarns, of different .kinds. Bciujt fuilr raablcd to warrant^he first quality ef these feoods I most respectfully invite Ladiea and Oenttesen rto call and inspect them. Wool taken iu exchange ror Qoods, ana tbe btebeot market rttM paid.

JOHN ARMSTRONG, IBT (huunltli and Stencll Cotter.

Floor, Whisky and deck brands, also PI«tM lot larking Clctmng, cut to order. Jus» made aad repaired la ths best at stjd*. anted to give satisfaction.

All work warrant 3p 3d door Kurt street, at tbe Vigo nnunty Hav Scale". Idl

^|4bop 3d door Kset^of tKS New Coort QOVM.

PfOBSES, MULES AND HOGS.

XI ~I will sell oa Taesdsy, Tbarsday and Saturdays, between ths boors of 8 o'clork A.M. and 12 M.jat tbe Pnbllc Ponnd In the city of Terro Uante to tb* Mgkest bidder, at publiu auction, a(i hogs that may have been on any of tbeee days WHhln the Pa bUc Ponnd more than twelve hears and all the hoi set or ntulM that gnay have been In saftTPonad'mcrfl than two days.

QOTTLKIB. RBIS0L

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