Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 January 1868 — Page 2

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DAILY

TERBK HAUXK, IMI.

Saturday Horning, JM—ry

The Finances-

& difficult matter for anybody to

•peak or write

his own theory on this subject and his of the famous queen while 'tftf organ in

,^ir8te^airts

tho authors of them. Congress has quite Vjk may speak, too,pf the photograph, ..rg uum KAfom it in sol vine the thtf aianifolaapplications of which enable a difficult problem bofo it to pouesa aa great a bearing upon the development of taste, the diffusion of information and the ^refinement of feeling as any other of the more recent discoveries. By its use the masses are made fa

present financial question. It is the, all important question of present legislation and we presume it will be worked out in some proper manner. Wo have no special scheme to advocate and confess to considerable doubt as to the ability of vary many persona, who are constantly prating about the public finances to judge of such matters.

Several bills and propositions are ifow before Congress looking to the revision of our monetary affairs, the sustaining of our national credit, and at the same time the redaction of our internal taxes. All tkjeee matters will prebably be worked out eventually. There is such a thing as "malting haste slowly," and that sort: of hagie is generally of the best kind. We 6hould have been glad if Congress had immediately passed the House Bill preventing the Secretary of the Treasury from further contracting the currency.— The country demands this and itoughi to have been done. There is no reason Why the present volume of legal tenders sheald be diminished. It is evidently not more than sufficient for the commerce of the country, and could probably bear expansion to some extent without injury tojthe Government or the nation at large. Cnn remodel our whole finani gross ought to cial system and makeour public debt tini —4 form as to interest and value. The public tf^pliyment a«%elfa* so^hat bonds ought to be made taxable as any gfeort of fiiadsi.-a othor property is, and there should be no discrimination made as to jthe payment of either the principal or interest of them over any other government debt. There is no peculiar sanctity about Government bonds that does not attach to mortgages oa real estate and! all this sort of securities. Any Qovemotent wants to keep its faith fully and squarely. If tho United States has any class of boiada that were issued during the troublous times of the war that have to be paid in any thing else than the legal tender of the country we do not know it. If we have stipulated-to pay gold

Interest on pur

5»20a then we say live up to our Agreemont. We are prottv clear that we have never agreed to pay the principal of any bond in anything except our ordinary legal tender, whatever that may be wh'en the bond matures. This will probably be found t* bo the case with all our public bonds/ Now, if there is any way to tax them as other property is taxed we say do it. Our whole system of Internal Revenue wtiuia overhauling. There ought to be some way to collect the ordinary aiciBe tax on whisky and cigars and tobacco. If the Government can get half of the taxes honostly due on these articles it cau weli afford to take off half the taxnow assessed on every income and all other tuings specifically taxed. There is groat need of reform in our Internal Bovesue matters. One-half the officers in the employment of the Government in this Department are probably dishopest men. The frauds daily perpetrated on the public revenue are astounding and are daily increasing. According to our theory we have a most corrupt set of people managing all the Departments of our Government. Thieving and rascality of all kinds is tolerated and encouraged. There can be ao sort of economy in the administration of public affairs on our present system. We must return to rigid public economy and makeour public debt uniform in all respects,provide a good circulating medium in sufficient quantity for the nation, make our public debt taxablo,if this can be done, and then things will go along smoothly and properly. We think Congress will get around to about thif thing before it adjourns.

ITow that reconstruction, impeachment, dec., has all been settled, and Congress has been at home enjoying the holidays, we may begin to expect some sensible work from it on the financial question.— We do not pretend to foretell what this may be, but we think it will be the right and proper sort of work when dona. In this faith wo are willing to Wait, and so advise our political friends.

Tbe Ininenee #f InrwutiOM Veatal t'altare.

„—j

aspacts of

higher, result springing from the inten-, tire progress characteristic of the present age, and this is the placing within the reach of the masses, of those of moderate resource or limited leisure^ the means of culture in matters of art and asthetic taste. Prominent among the morepaipable illustrations of this are those aimrued by improvements in paper manufacture and in printing machinery, together with the various accessories thereot, by which the production of books has been cheap.. nnfSI fhn tuAabe Af UiafA«iafi

From the low cost of the printed page the eager and aspiring mind of youth, we battling brain of manhood, or the intellect in the calmness of waning years may in all the widely differing grades of society draw strength and nutriment from the moet cultured and elegant write!* the world and to be lifted level than they could kcovva while the work, guided by taste and talent, alowiy it may be, but none the less surely, educates the people to higher ideas of excelleaoe )n art and causes them to judge of elegafijee of form and proportion as well fks ideality of design and expression by standard. Another and not less

of Apollo or enlivened Uu» court

eaSkissMr

ing back "good tunes." We can hea^all cottage, cheer aorts of schemes, at every-hour in the day tbe resting hours of tfiS^ idna an for res tome the public credit and settHng daughters of labor^ and bringing lo them .11 ihediffmiitaaeMloMolpsBltol?'®''- —.5

oiguer ruuiwwuuu ui uio iwtw »uu «•»v-

t. sun tiann fluaace ofmuricthan they could possibly turned.through the fost-offlce department omy that now vex the nation. Dtliino gained from the ruder toots of the it would keep our P. M. busy for the —j have gained from the ruder tones of the of these schemes are sattafactary even to

0id.time

instruments.

beyond the power

ViiJA

'Skt* Hard Way to Uft. 'tl The St. Louis Republican

contains an

article commenting on life, in large. cities, in which Jhe author wanders how seme persona*.do live at all. In it we find the adventures of a CShcinnatian, who. unfortunately for himself as

Mound City, wa* imPl

"About eight monttis age a young: man came here from Cincinnati in quest of a^ situation. .At that time,*! ha states, his entire worldly affsots consisted ofa reRpectable sifit of clothes and twent^rtwo doilim in money. He has been, the /.u. fanm ta thi^ and during the dotlar:' Let us skO* «eda% to EiiS aim eiplanattorr.lrow hB hM contrlved to live. "Formerly he officiated in Cincinuatt as the manager of a restaurant, for another party, ana prior to that time had owned such an establishment in Pittsburg. Hi^ babitt have always been unsteady, and, as a natural conse)ueoce| he bas saved

pon his arrhral here, being'an utter arranger, and fearing be might not read* \iy find employment, his first study was to economize as much as possible upon wlu$ liulaimaBey he had He could have obtained board in a restaurant, he says, cheaper than at a boardiog house, on account of his knowledge of the business, but the extra expense of a sleeping apartment would have been more Man an onset lo this advantage. He therefore took board and lodging in a third-rate boarding house, where he paid six dollars in advance, a In ihe course of hie first week here h^ mkde' some*acquaintances, and, for politic purposes, spent his money freely. When the time arrived for him W pay the SECOND instalment OQ bis board bill he had but two dollars left. The landlady indulged him a whole week, under assurance that he would obtain employ* ment and pay her to the dollar what he had contracted. "At the expiration of the designated time he was compelled to leave the house in the unfortunate woman's debt. By this time he bad become acquainted with a restaurateur, who consented to furnish him with his meals for a time and wait for the pay until he could earn the money. An employe in the house also took him in as a room-mate, and he was for the time being, at least, comfortably provided for. "But generosity of this kind soon plays out. Restaurateurs love money as well as thei.men of other callings, and young folio wsare fondeet of room-mates Who can occasionally raise stfeUar or two. He was soon forced to change both his eating house and bis sleeping quarters, and having multiplied his acquaintances, soon found an opportunity of "sponging" on. somebody else in precisely the same way. Thus he drifted about without a compass for several months^ doing nothing, and constantly earning the reputation of a "dead beat." "At one time he states he was reduced so low that he slept for two weekB in the hall of a public building. During the day: he would pick up a couple of newspapers about the town, and these formed his (ted.

Now and again he oould borrow fifty cents, and with such small sums he con* trived to subsist upon lunches at lagerbeer saloons and similar placet. By paying five cents for a glass of beer, he could frequently get a bowl of soup, and some times, when unobserved, the soup was ta^ ken without the beer, as thereby the Suaii of five cents was saved. Thus he contin-

ued his career from day to day, until for tune again threw him in the way of friends, with whom he could dine occasionally and obtain a night's lodging. A portion of his time, he declares, he dMf not know how he did live.

ariuK Wiui ia«m, wuou

Tho most apparent and perhaps the bis very heart.that he had I most important object sought to be at- p«id for the liquor to toby taincd through the agency of new inten- a few days ago he becamc

a 1DTv

:talipk!|rtlenL" 'IllJf'O*, «e«

EMMIMI

rwideacf.^

Tina rolled Nothing wash and locket* The1 incrsssed. The circumstance above

~tEa otng tEa former, after having from the hsrpof Old lstnri hoi •]ma«UUaa forgottan bj Ota Qre^toee!tovirginalB of the dsyi of good Qnw Bets, sad the harpsichord of bed subM^MBtto that time. later.se* to the great improvement of I'' «ome I: grsrd, has within a few years past been perfoftefl until it breathes in the parlor

"Men would treat him, and he w4ull drink with them, when he wished from the money they victuals ^ith

next twelve months, and would pay the expenses of that department for the naxt ivey^aitii co|bn would Cause muc.. af ours. Old men who are now wanting for the necepsariee of life, would have

miliar with' the famed ficenery of distant have a pwl deal more jewelry ana flitti conntrieff have outlined to them in the to wear and to decorate their lovely forms cheapest form, the beauties of painting with. How many could claim the return and sculpture, and, more than all, have of such articles. The man who returned placed within their reach the portraits of to Mr. Young his daughter's locket, will friend* and relatives, finished with an ac« die an honest man, and^we hope go to curacy of similitude and correctness of ex- heaven.—Ind^endenu.SmlineL,

pression beyond the power of the most* *. i* Ir.-tt —1- «%g* Wltek Killlnt 1b Africa. In the Missionary Herald for January, we find the following picture of African superstition as'gitefi la a letter from Mr

gifted painter .and who shall estimate the quiet agency of the eun-picture in awakening to increased culture the refined and susceptible characteristics of the popular heart and brain

Many otherillustrations might be giv an of the agency of inventions In the development of taste and ctiltivaWd feeling but wherefore should we labor to prove at length what every thinker must admit, that beyond the merely material progress for which the Inventor hopes and the reward of fame or wealth which he may justly deserve, there lies a nobler aim and a brighter gurdeon in the attainment of a higher standard of taste and refinement in all that relates to art and mental culture among the masses of human kind.—American Artuan.

and in this country. ship load of, Chinese warek'wu lrecently seised by the and the" fllew*

cheap,"1

v*"on

satisfied

days ago he became desperate and

tions is to provide for the increased pro- resolved to leave the city, a feat he might auction of wealth, the lightening of man- have performed many weeks since withual Inbor, and the promotion of the ma- out loss to himself or the community.— terial comforts of mankind but while But the trouble was, how could he got tho?B may be considered as the moet im- away without money to pay his expenses? r* '"T*/." mediate ends to be secured by researches Yesterday, some gentlemen, out of char- ?T' in practical science or the developnaent ity. piwupsd a paiS'On ttee railriwd, and dfangnt UBiariwrm Wawara Boaaa, plak of new ideas in mechanics, there is an- he willleave or has left for Cincinnati.— Ing tnetrancnorage.^ jrp otner, and in some aspects of the case a He goes away owing 4e£ts that he„prob^ .UJUll UDo lM.Me'» .i1

Clrcaastance

Mr. Thomas Young, an old and

ened until the works of historian and poetjad^eitizen, living one andahaU^milaa and novelist may be found in the lowliest of- -ladslpeadeMie, relatec household in the land and the perfection Christmas Day the following now obtained in wood engrating^ which stance: :,p enables the periodical press to furnish for On the first day of Janu a few cents portraitures which itt a for* Burris' command mor age woula have been almost. uast tainable.

related to ut on circum*

lary, 1862, !0ol. Mr. Young's

Stiotitj

afterwards oae of his

men, who was behind the main command, came along, rode up to the door and O&eted finner, Wttile QUf waa being cooked, he led his horae into the kitchen, mnA IliaII ilalihiTaUli AnmiBAfiM^ MhKin* fttv

•0-

-diiaeted to. __««rZU^UA

miff II1

atin

aiaavH* av» JlotoQiy thaVbut it rejoicing in thu land

Dte.22.

Boshnell, of the Gaboon Mission IsaHrfcmrifcirf

the exhibitions of

heart was,sadd6ned

heathen depravity and superstitions, and the evidence that they are rapidly wast* ing,awayaaderfa%|^a«»# i^he Bakelies,/and Shdu^es seem entirely given up to belief In witchcraft, and to ..•« yguiw

ty. During th»T^MX^wnaAs were located at' Mengeae^e^^ were able to hold this terrible supei superstition in check to

now, withznoiut to ttolMl or make them afraid, they carry on the work of destine*

one at leasttjecd^ftea two.or three poor victims are cruelly sacriflcisd. As I passed, alpng in iny boat, I lr» #t Uia^ver had recentl

.a .a &a_ b^eB that there the Ires of

cralt. They quietly struction among' the isfaction, seeing that pythi pias^sonlfte vacated, and come iu ««.—«.. eomMwce wtSe «orttiiwflh"lnointarven ing factors ^^o|) t^e^p their profits.

aoon tbey willoccu Bt^'4»ch«re being in direct ^contact. with

When trade once fairly opens between our FaoifleStetyf fndoMteii1 «p»oiites in Asia, wa JjMtt tbe swarminf laborers of flM vu^JSrve of population will furnish-tu a thousand things to contribute t^ tnxrtsomKVt and anJo^ltteBt, at rates that appear exceedingly email com-

dragons

purchased

Chinese each.

beauties,

Spades forgardesFustejr't at the coat of a few cents i— Straw hataof a good quality, invoiced at a ceijt each.

Nice paskets, in sets of four, oostiag in the Celestial^ kingdom bat ifeur oents a

10And

to beseflton toithaAUihtid poast, aS il- Ui-ITAI UTIllI' lustrations oLth&ahundance of Jator IffJ Wbv 11

the miHIei a#PBHna, thfc?toaniU^8ly smalb cost at arhipb all commodities of

\l'L,

'••'J

CAPTAI? Seynolds, of the U. ^. ^euni fefi^fil^anna, IhiiiUK^iftfifial aosBession of Brook's Island, in the Facifie fbr the United States. "Dr. Kennedy* Ithe surgeon of the Lackawanna, made |ez« amlnation oftheneW territory. Hejre-' ports i( to consist of two distinct ojral IWIW iv.WMii* y*.»nw waswive islandik sd^dnded^lWrrm Hef. soll is thin, producing «nly lb# sh

peas, beans, and Ifel and water-foun this de

tioff^mis witer

proper dep

#...

found thatVlsdaugh^ lleekwt weregena

can be tob%csort of

lagoon swarma wjth fi »bor^ is a Httle la?ger .^—r

"Inn re HO rnuva about Palnkes

r.p.r.bl., V«rt.bl. ll "Such is the eight-month's history of my hafd aatirfly with. |MS ,iha*t oae bot ttKUtioMio subetantiatee itwiUthis own lie." Writes J. P. Sonthardyof ladianlips. Dnring all that time, he affirms ha Ind.7*4-^ was using his best ^endeavors toobUdn

if'.

tvfSmsaMiiimji

ifuisBir comun,

TB8QV&H LINE TO CALIFORNIA, Via Ksasma or Niearaanot yainsM^BOK iobk rr ik&ismkmrl 6th. vmA lttth:

and *5tk^and

JBSt*,

mmtum,

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Wttk SMT StMiaahJpa of tti* Ftrit CI«M. YIAIT IT AST

OTBIK 11*1.

tMntoth» «nder»lgin4

Me* Terk.

D. K. OABBINGTOU, AQ«kt.

AMERICAN CLOCK CO.

3 Cortlandt St, New York, Aeen t* and Dealers in »1! VarleUes intt ftr ooka.

Tike Debates of Congress. Tbo DebatM of the Seaoud donlon of tho Foi lieth Coar«»', (c«®m?nrtn2 Df^erulmr 2, 1SA7,) wlU be pnbllBh'-d a« nsnal.

YA8NAR

T£BM8: I

Cocfrr-iHl'ifiHl G!ob) ldi! App^&'lx, (lor tlndtis) ....310 CO D«II}rAloi«, (BewipM-Wr form) 10 Oj Dftiiy Giob#, per month i.

Dsbatee ID taU In eitiier edition. Mu club rates. AddV. & J- UIVKS 4 GSO, A. BA1X KY, WaehlDgton, D. O. rroprietura.

dice. Tbs Trustees »t thit lnatiiouon, deairlias to extend the benefits of Mr. \a aar munieccnt eitt ,r tho better education of yoati woeieu. will admit, «t any time in tho Ooll v.lal

BEST NEWSPAPERS, CHOICKSTP^ITIUS,10WE8T PRICES

*..d

GEO.

P. BOWELL a oo., MvertislBg Ageats, 40 Park Bow, New York, are onablwi, by ttieir Special eoatracts with publULere, to in»j.rt $dv«rtiw!iB6Dt ioftfofltof tho lttUUUj|OCttUr or politick aeirapapeia oi the KastenjWceteni and si Male Matia, »t less ttaaa oae-fcair tu« nam it would coat tj do tbessiae auivout of adT«rtlewitboat employlDg their e«mcee 8KWD far ttwlr Hrwlaf enii lieruao it before ^another^llarr The Bpectol idrai•ana cannot be offered except npon order* •MoantiaateCraiatM apwartS, bat orders for any amount from 91 upward*, will be received andeaeaatedat tbeNgalar prices of tbe newasaavr in which tbe advertiaeaent to appear, for as# we can give more advertialng than can be otherwise obtained tor $180. For information we are able Md6 tbt^a^ the Editor «r this ^itr, and ba •wt*xpl^n»

fiOO& PAY FOB DOING GOOD.

Magpj^cent Premiums

GOODACTIvi iuS on WOMAN wanted la every nalRhbprhood, to eimsi for tbe weekly raiiKIt FABMtB. The oldeet and beet

„,, ,n ... VWKlJ rSUalB who had tidied Hl biMia tMth the P*o«\l 'nSl'vSftZ wee. In another, two persons had been] *»i' "J & Apata kodcratnitleeto all new Sab*bribera. 0m BpvciaeB coplee teat free to any addrets. •ddreee for ftill particular!,

wee. In another, two persons had been

the reaonant of thaea two tribes, left hj the slavetrade are destroying each other, and will soon be numbered with the departed, or abeorbed by themorenumaroosi jkdiVC(fPI| and noWerful ^FaMrsM trfbe^ WhSk 4housh iatatnidcca«y iBaiitat»d Medical Booka,

THB PBSlBlfi VABMBB 00., Chicago, Illlnola.

a a W I a a

®ttWtSll| aire sn'^nnlKUnil. aney Women, sent &w oa receipt of 8ft SMbetimas p«ttdnse "aad aat coodetened oenu, by addreua« the 8eeretary of the New 'Bahelie witAsS,^bUt -i^er their "own York yedical Dnlverelty, No. 80 Clinton Place, psople'lbr the of Witch- *BW rr^

cw»*

this de with eat*

I tbe MisofTbi

(^tupTeS Hl^tiify'of'tEs New

and T«rritoriee, from tbe Great Bhrer to ^Ufetoid^Adeeatare oa Pralrlea, itfonntaini, aad the Pacltc Ooaat. With over 200 Xograviaga at

thi SrrntrT Citiee, band*, Mine*, People and 0*iee5S5 Ibe Orsat Feet. Ita^eady ealewitb ^UciraiiMdObmmlaeiodi make it the beet aob•jrictlon BcoK published. Send for eirculara.— Addreae NATIONAL POBLlSBlNO CO., Oin cinnati. O.s Chicago, 111., or 8t. Ionia, Mo.

01 JEWSPAPfiKS. »wJpr»e*SiSjirgSlnI' alt palblcationa la

MM sued la theTweaty Kertheu states bare BBblished, and will eeni to any add reason Minipt «r pjice, Two Dollars, A liat lor any one rcf-.ff-- aa* Atr seats, or a (election of anr Fira STATU tor Oae Dollar. Aildreae O. F. l^l^ yL^Pebllsaera. of AdverUsers 6a-

KOSBOM!

A €utioaa iMlcet Price. i»Cente. ^d^eaSProC JOS* VANflMPOOL, D„ New York Medical University. 30 Clinton Place New York City. f.

l-**

rthegyttft&ft&sf'W j^Ict of

Chinese ind^ry,',fH««rad thatdoua-

BBAMWErS timbre*, -f f-

KebberlMoaldisg and Weather Strips The beet, obeapeet aad aaly pertect Weather jKripaia tbataairkst. Xaolodoe snow, rain cold air aad du»t. Prlots reduoed to Agente. Tbe •ale is beyead anytbiag ever oflsred, Bend for an Aient'a Oircalar.

J. B. BBAMTBIET A .00.,

87 Xasseu ®t. N. Y., 47 Waiblagtoa St., Boaton AiR TO t)S PBB BAY aDBK. Agent* want«d 9a" everywhere, to sell our Fate&t Everlasting Waits WiaaOfcenu ttass. "Bvery hoose#it» shoaldns* it."—r. XYt&itae. "We bave seen itssadand It gives entire satisfaction."—Y. PI aia Adeeeels." 'ibe Patent Wlro Ole'bus Lin*" is all it porparte to be."—If. Y-

Indeptndatt-

Addreaa the a*f™'°A» WI&K CO.. 102 BroadWay, New York.

Mil

•R

TMOD tbe ana of

you can receive for lOtXAB

AD1£(,

avis Do• i•

aiik, Verino and Alpacca Drvaais, Shawls, Bal morals. Lines Oouds, SnibossMl Table Covura, Watches, Jewelry, Silver PUted Ware, Sewlflg Maebines,£c. ,S«oiC[abiof teu or mor*, wi-n Seaotetefor edeb d-scriptivocbeok, find tbe ttarapof the olub will reeiv» a present w^rtu fS to 8800, according to the number seat. Agent* Waa tea everywhere. Clrcalars seat free. A-J drees PABK£B'£ 00., success, rs to OSAUAM A CO., Stand O'J Federal street. Bj=ton.

ONE DOLLAK! 0N£ DOLLAR QINTS WANTED f?erywherT for oor Oae Oollar Sate. A fTatcli, a Tea 8^t, a Shawl. ..a Sreea for one dollat eaoh. Send .6 cents and Stamp tor twaoheoksaad 'circulars giving lull particulars. Address aJUlNOTON a C0.,S7a IFashington Street Boa^ ton.Maas.

TJ A It TON'S PAT INT "SCREW"' FASTENED SLEIGH BELLS. Sold by the trade generally. Manifacutreed by W.BABROK, East Hampton,

Connecticut.

T3TCOMASCY, OB 8001. CHABMING1 1 nlther sex may faaeinate and g»in the lot and alfsctlo&i of any person they choose, Instant ly. This simple mental acqolremeat all c»u po*' asas, free, by mall, for 36 cents, together with a wM. th. unmarried o£ -both sexes. A qufter, jBteltllu l»ook—109,000 coplee sold. Address T. WILb(ABI« 00., Bookfflttblisheri, Phlladeldhia.

WE ABE COMING, Aad will present tojMiy person sending us a club la ear Ortat One Dollar Sate of Dry ana Fan Ooeds. Ae., a Silk Dress Pattern, Piece of Sh teg, Watch, Ac., free of ooet. Catalogue of g-• «s, Ml sample, seat to any address free.. A rsss ALLSN.BAWBSa CO., 16 Federal St., Boston,

P.O. Bex U2S.

iplt»plii M# tiot alwiyl Icig tke But dute tTCT «Afed but they ate more trtthftl tb*n \h* 1*. 7"

v-1 1111111 On* ortwe day*' time will eeenre a good nnn WaUk, silk Brtsa, Eerolrcr, wai other article of eqnal Talne, Fswe »f flit presaatments, o^TaiinK oountwHAr A|*ti traatad eeerywhere.lkale aad Imal*, for the heat Ob» Dollar Mtwabroker's Sale la tha wantry. Bead toCtaealar.- 8.O. THOMPSOK

articles, fftalwi'a. .if w^ajiuBiyma reus" is. on the other kand, pracisely i^hat Hpurfe^toU-a^^ifirfii^eachabla ataple^fhe toilet.—C*«*fo ltmes. j-

"Ber^ca atoQK eoram A*p •Aia jtoes tbe old Scotch long. How?

Ar«btf|Wle list or

talae ie adyrU

iverUeera. See Adv«for Deoember. Price 25 cents,

^. ll iMUC*. Address O. P. BOW- ,, Publishers, Hew Terk.

Mr As 1 s» 0

io(ld

SO Baaorer StrMt, Soetoa, Mtn.

DWitm,

ttSAUt Or.TBXQiaiTAL OBOAJfS.—Dr. SOT Brwadwar, M. T., deroteapar. Malar attenttoa to all 8ln»» pecallar to tba« organ* ia both eezea. Send ta»p tor a circular.

MfV7 mi'Mi Hi the refortef ease, tnatod. A troth^tMwtitataattMext tho*e conteaiplatis« aanUlt, wk. ctt lltla doabta or their SfaHial waSIWea. frltftw of Portage so any Smskes saeabeei»e«aiaia steam or peet«l 1 Wo. Si "kS&Mb in^l. T. Th. anther may be lotted aaoa any of tha dbaaeH apWa which feoak m*ii,iMur psrsoaaUy or by iaaS.~

MW smSS*aay part of tha world.

MTTilYBR'B BLOCK^

UTDU5APOL1S, OT».,

PHTSIOIAK FOB DISSASBS OF THB

Head,' Throat and Lungs.

TO WHICH BBAXCH OF THE PBOFKSSION Us practice is nclvtiwly eoafined, may be •onsuited {wwull or bf tetter, at bi Dispensary Atd Surgery, Miller's Block, Worth Illinois street, eae aqsare cort& of tbs Bates Hon*.

Alto, at the earneet eolieltatlon of many old patfeats, DB. HAL* will (till continue to vMt

XJBRRX: HAUTE, ones eTery four treeke, and toaj bo coiwnloed at the Terre Hauta Boats,

THVaSDAY Jan. Feb. Har.

i.a

COIXEOE for Young I*

ITA

IIQAA I*1U

wuatcu| nm 7 V, year, students prepared to Jolu Gollsse claesee, eharrfng ezponeee oaly from tbe date of their recoptiun. Torms low grtat f*ciiUl-a for education, each as Cablnete, Ar: Oallary, Library, Alualeal foil kepale, N.

l# |QCu 11 vaDluSl0| At VlBilctJi}

88, ao, i», 16, M,

A. r, May

....Juno 11, .....Jfnly fl,

n,„ -Aug. 6,

Sept. 3, Oct. 1, 2®, .Kov. 28,

DOC'

coJsrsux.x-A.Tiojsr B^bek. and terma. oi

treatment within reach of ali

Dr. HALE is a regular Graduate of Medleioe and Snrnary, and the Author of the NEW METHOD oi Treatment' for Diseases of the. Am

SAQES, which succeeds where ail other means havo failed, and.U certainly worthy of trial. Would respectlully refer those tnfererta, to the follow ng resDoniibla citizens: E. M. Meredith, Jonh Ki*er. W Toell,.Col. HcLoan, John Ch»m* bere, Wm. Coates, Col.'Aiennder, Westfall, and ne hundred other*. dl8dwlw

For Holiday Presents

ijfcsfc*! CALL AT

N I E E S

116 Main Street, Where you will And a Choice Assort-, ment of

A N O a O O S, Selected especially for the Holiday trade, jgt consisting in part, of

Pearl,

-gatr.i Bogwood,

W Jet, and If Steel, Cluster Sets I Lace and Embroidered Collars, Lace and Embroidered H'dkYs,

Plain and Fur-lined Gloves, [In Kid, Back and Cloth,]

'WMTV-i** lets!

Ladies'Velvet Purses, Ladies' Morocco Purses, ANlIQVE, CAMEO, AND JET PINS,

I\A.*TCrZ- BASKETS,

Broch.© Scarfs.

In short, we have beautiful Presents for Old and Young. Call, and we will take pleasure in showing you the Stock.

We would remind our friends that our Stock is being constantly replenished with

New and Desirable Goods, For Winter wear, such as

Broche Shawls, Cloaks,

JEH

-WLT

JR.

Knit Shawls, Woolen Shawls AND

BBESS GOODS!

INSURANCE COLUMN.

FIRE, LIFE,

-AKD-

A I E N

Insurance Ageney

M. A, CRANE. SAM'L C. SCOTT

-r.""

The following Old and Bailable O impanlei Bepreeeoted

Merchants Fire Ins, Co., HATITTOBD, OONN. .,

North American Fire Ins.Co., TtAHTifOBD, CONN.

Corn Exchange Fire Ins. Co., 157 BBOAPWAY, JfEWTOKK.

Buckeye Fire Insurance Co., CLEVELAND, OBIO.

United States Life ins. Co., .- So. 40 WALL ST., NEW TOBK. b.i vfcr

World Mutual Life ins. Co., 117BBOADWAY, NSW TORE. a

1 vti

Franklin Life Insurance Co., 3 INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

United States Casualty Co., BROAJDWAT, N*W XOBK.

Applications taken and Policies issued in any ot the above named Companies at lowest current rates. Also, REAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly., attended to.

Apply to

SOOTT & CRANE, General lire and Life Insurance Agent.

OFFICE:

MainlSt., between 5th ft 6th

Terr^ Haute, Iiid. Offloo ISO Main Street Old Stand of Drs. Thompson & Bust

aoMM H. BEIZ, lATly's Block, Ho. 80 Main Street, Terr© Haute, Indiana,

MTare*,

OST raapeotfnlly rooommeacU hu well eelected (took of Jeaaa, flannele, pleln and plaid m, Blanket*. Corerleta, and We 5]en KnltH,I» of dilbrent kind*. Being tally en. abtod to warrant tha fint enallty of these Qood* I met,T

reepectfttlly IBTIU Lail.'and Gentlemen to call aad iraiwct them. Wool takea in axohan«e fbr Gooda, and the hlsheat aurket rataa paid.

DRY COOPS.

pirns rjp~ 11

Christmas anOew liars!

1867.

BMOEiW, BROTHERS & CO., ___ HOySHrFUBinSfllNG

DRY GOODS!

AKD

Qtoxsoai.

VABIETT STOB*.

109 Main Street,.

IS THE PLACE,

AND

*4i- fok 1

THE HOLIDAYS.

sr%i——

A few more sets of thoBS Cheap Purs, Zephyr Tarns, Blankets, Comforts, &c.,

AT LOWER PRICES Than can be found elsewhere., If jf- 0.* «sh

Q&-

lf4i £t-J

HOUSE-FURNISHING

AN© 1

TABIETY STORE,

No. 109 Main St., Terre-Haute.

xj 14* Si 0

FIRST PREMIUM ^b. OT

Silver SXedaI yjr VTA* AWABDCD TO A

BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE

tff By the N. H. State A^rfcaltural Soclctr, its Fair, holdcn In ^aahua, £0.2S08* BABEETT'S ^J-V

Vegetable Hair Restorative Eettorc* Gray Hair to its Kahwal Color proKioto the rrowth of the Heir change, the roots lo their original oijraliic cction cradicetcs Dandruff and Humors prevent! llnir ftlling out 11» a superior Dressing, tf&jf it contains no Injurious ingredients, snd is the most popular and reli- Jk able article throuchout the

It CI

East, West, North, Bed

South. I

J. R. BARRETT 4 CO., Propriators, JtAiTCHESTEB, it.

LOBD18MITH, Chicago, OeBer»lSorth.W(j't em Agent*. J". & H.

DAVIS, Agnnt* Tor

Terro Haute, Ind. aovll JwSai

JJNION BAKER1.

FRANK HEIJTIO & BBO Manufnctarem of all kinds of

CEAOKEES. •ad Dealer* In

O E I E S

On Lafayotte St., between Onual snd Depot, E E A E do30dly INDIANA.

SOLICITORS.

QHAiiLES WEEBE & CO.,-

SOLICITOUS OF PATENTS, OOUNSELLOB3 AT PATENT LAW, Motel BnlWerg, Dealers In Patent Illghts, and

PATKMSD ABIXCtES.

OFFICE—81 EAST MARKET 3TEEET, Indianapolis, Indiana. Our facilltieB for procqring Patoata are not fxc«edeJ by an eitabiiahment la thi United State* All kinds of Modola built to order. [dlidSm

JJEALTH ESTABLISHMENT.

355 West Fourth Street.

CINCINNATI.

Circulars containing forth'r lnfoimation and reference '9 some of the beet known bneineaanan in Olto.nuetl and elsewhere, furnished on application.

A limited number of patient* can be aecommo-" dated with board. dsol'JdSmeod

TJ MULES

AND

XJLORSES,

TC "33'" HllLLINr«

Dress, 8acquc anil

Now is the Time

To purchase ont onl^ tho usual array oi

Family Dry Goods,

SiSii But also, a Great Variety of

PJJB-

Fancy ,:,, Goods

OOCTTOK

Christmas Presents for Babies, Christmas Presents for Boys, Christmas Presents for Girls.

Christmas Presents for lathers Chrlstmai Presents far Mothers '".1 Christmas Presents for Husbands, Christmas Presents for .'Wives, Christmas Presents for Brothers, Christmas Presents for Sisters, Y^i Ch.istmas Presents for Nephews, Christmas Presents for Nieces, Christmas Presents for Uncles, g,""/.,Chiistmos Presents for Aunts, Christma- Presents for Grandmothers, Christmas Presents for Grandfathers, Christmas Presents for CoHsins, Christmas Presents for Friends, ft Christmas Prosonts for Everybody.^

-_,1

v.-

-:i 1® B. B. & OO.,

'Have the handsomest line of

Paper Hangings,

Oil Clot -iS 1 •fl HI

Carpeting8.

Window Shades, ... Damasks, -V

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

Ordcta BoHcited.

HQGS.

—I will *en on Tuesday, Thur*day and Saturdays, between the hoar* of 8 e'clock A. If.

and

12 M.,at tha i'ublic Pound inthe cltyef Terro Uaute, to the highest bidder, at public »--tton, all hOK* that may hive be»n on any of la}* within the PuMIe Ponnd more tkan twe, or* and all the hories or mule* that may h**u bean in laid Pouad more than two days.

GOTTLKIB

RTS139,

OCt30i CityMartiial.

OMNIBUS LiNE.

B. MILLER'S OMNIBUS AND HACK Mint. WU1 attend to ali calls for. traim JMting Mm Olty.and alao deiieer paaaenfers la any part or t^ oitj with care and dUbatch

Allertlenle ton the Slate at the Po»t 0®o«, at Daris' Drag Store, or my reaidmot will be rnmpt' If

iWM to. |»BWB^

Cloak

CUTTER

SuitA. coi sdentifle pri&oiplw, wad mmt im "IT IIIH iiiwiMyB8iBw»y mi* 'i H-.

GIVE SATISFACTION! & xi Also a flua asaortnaent of

A E S S E

,Tiei»dtI^I3V3-S!.

No. 85 Main Street, up Stairs.

M. A. WALTER

CHEAP MILLINERY

NEW

STOCK

rra#pp

I. ATJE5« STYLUS f*a. r-:

CHE4FESI IS THE CITY

At Nb. 85 Main Street.

%.'"

MlSa SALLIB HASTINGS.

wmithkb,

R&SHU&&LY

1BUBD-Pfly3ItflAii,to..hl'

l\_ Diploma fvUlcb hangs In his ofCce »ni sbc» i£3icad» OkHmto DUmtrt Oi» $tudp-of Ut

X/k acr

has a. .Bolou-^iie rtlnijUiK'n, hAVlo^ befn 'ooalt'l iXSt.

xiniiwa 3y other Chrontc DWSi*

Phyeleiaa.-T Mncli ol'UU f.xtics haa beeu uf a private~aa lui».Diwcua,

i£&*ilb «aiiocrheA,GlM, Blrtctmn, ail

*arp fypiilic

Or*

Mercurial AfertUm* qf ik

Tk.ro«i, Bkin or Bonn] Orchid*,

Esrtii* or

Bxptvrt

»1», the fSiscts of a Solltarj Sabit, ruinuvt t' Uoiiy and Hlhd, proi^clnc blotches, debility, tm ^otncy, (!i»»ti.fcbr.,^lmnt-« sight, COBfuiVii. ideas,x»»M iioelet}, les* (naijiarj, weak£«a4, cot aU.-tbe«e, la smj en fa#«,b«t ail occurHngTrd? nanny! VSTIOTW ca&

TTVACOOMMODSMUNS SOLPUR.^HARGM 3«XTERAT« cure* goarsti t-'-od. CVj^aultatloua byUtter ,a jtSoKlree^'-'HbetxaM ban KefraperlT tefctt.-

i^Utte.

INlcuw' «an

Uoare—8 A. M. ta

ijr .Utm^iruat wtthOTTIfn iBftrrlew, and medfeine* seeaii-trrji o(je*/Tatkn, eoa| byaati of -Ne .^,. Irar.M tof.LujinuaB laiaiuit'owj. 399S, St. Louis,' lk»4

P. M. Qf&c* z. :uju.-utl

irffStid at W 0.6IT St.GhrfHea Strwf,bd«iweiri»}*ti. 4nl Seventh.fit# unar 9csth.oli4&<Ml HutW, retired upot In thocsatfe cf the City. l.Viiisaltatlcn ic-oau, ana rooun fo :b» kc.iu aiodatlou of soch pati«nti a* require ..rn»i 8OD^°59U'*** (^n get, tn tt kualed letter aa.«*top«,tay Iteory SjmptQmsjiivdTtyitaa^Btof Ner^^OB.Criuarj au i«»9ss,c learlyrW ineafic a) 1 tbt'dls***" cgndttio^i^trith tlwee-ce:)t aprfidewly. i—• ..

nmtwHBS.creJwiy «TCutescu.iCBii »nt» iio^t^trith tuU. Symptom tw -ce:ti poatago1 sisiiips (0 prepa/ Iw flfcladiT»rel*ttoj ifi Diaaaaeffef. f*er

FOUNDRIES.

JAXM8CATH. 1TSD0H A* iMITB. BIKEIE. BUICB.

mo VOUlBBlf

tYlltfi 1 Am? iiKH'3 nOii^CK].

3TACHIN1! MOP!

a I

Near tha J*. B. & aad £. & ti. Freight Depots, (ieij.ss'

The highest Cash Price Pale*for Old Copper, Brass, and Irotr.* fctj(r&iwtf. r. H. aic'awawn.

v. t, dkegixh.

e» *Y a

machine

Shop,

K^eMresii, Dengier & Co.,

8. S. oor. 9th & Xagle Bt» near PaaMbger Depot, IXBBS HAUTE, I»D.

Hannflietar^ri of Steam Engtn^, Mil! Miciilniry, Hoc*» frstit^,,JTiro fronts, and Ctroolar 8aW Mill*.

Specitlattentiea pa til to tha ounnftictora and repair of Brag* WoiMj Patent Office Models, 4o.'

Wc are alao prepalroa to cut Toothed or Cqg Gearing* of either Cart Iroa, Wroujbt Iron or Brag*, in the most perfeot manner." -tec feepairiog done promptly,

The hlgbeit price paid for all old sciap Iron delivered at-the "ftoeoi* Fontnlry," i?ear the Pas*eni[«r Depot.

McELFBESlI, DINGLES

«ag24d6mwtf

00.

.11* *i «SlT

"Tha ^ezv Is Xlltfhtiar tbaathe Bword.*

THE GOLD PEN, BEST AND CHKAJMMTT W TKX*

Morton's Gold

Fens,

The Best Pens in the World. for taie a/ Jfo. 26 MMd*n~ Lane, JVcw-York, and by every duly appointed Agent at the

ane1

'ulj appointed same prices. 4) xj Morton makes no f*enst ed with the JVame or markt of any other there/bre, where an Agency it established, the public will be best suited, and at the same prices,, by calling on the Agent in alt other places those wishing the Morton f*en must send to Headquarters, where their orders will receive prompt attention.if accompanteif with the i!0u

A CMMogtutiirith/lilld*SCtiption of sizes and prices, sent on receipt of teller postage.

DR.

A. MORTON.

»q|

Swedish Movement*, Electro-thermo Batha, '\1 Hott Cold and

a'J Medicated Baths*

Dr. S. NEWTON TOOKEB, formerly of Sreen Meant, Water Oure, 1* permanently leoated above, and will giro ipccial attention to (JflBON 10 DIBKASCS and DBFOHMITlES OP THE SPINK.

DAU6HBRTYy a|

Physician and Bargeeiij

TERES HAUTEm IND. yULatUnd proitoptiy toali cvefeteitwil «1U la tbe city and ebnntry.

Orrtcr—Northwest corner of Fourth aad Slain streets, (over OaodnaifoClothiag Store.) Evidence Ne. 65 Iforth Fourth Stroet. oc29dt

PLUMBING..

BUCKELL b«ing a practical PLDMBBft, aau ax the repeat of many frlendi, bees to aimocncs that ha i* "now prepared tb ox»saieail ordarain the abpre UaaUMi^iDOsanectloa 1th hla

Moose Painting and draining.

SHOP—On Chsrry Street l»t»e«'.M end 4th

BATHS PUMPS, WATER cLosgpt

^..•ttejlnpou Kepalrlng prom

HAIR PREPABA'flOlS

HALLBARBWJCIVRIISFGK Cloclr, Mrs. AHenV Bdrnett Woo3, $ Eureka, Xrt»b«n,

Sterling, Webster, Kendall, Ciro«s*tm»| -Window,

-Ba---on^rori-'a.e,

*7, \p, :D:jr~.e 7 Z' -T "&0*- 'wfjv -IedW-O-K 8 All M!»*^ JA|tSeCLI€i&B8BA>, ]itDBVaSMT8, I N. W. Cor. 4th & Main Sts., Terrs Hsnte

SaaMAwlw

[ntaal Benefit Partnership

The neat want *f tha Community, (a general redaction ia. pricaa the baaU of thia partnership) A FBOXPT KE9PONSX AND Universal Patronage

Will Secar* to the People thia

GIF^IAT BLESSING Bea^ar. it reat* with youraelf to make tbe

Buckeye the People's Store

Iteo, yon become rartaara at OHM on the

Mutual Benefit Plan!

AKD BUT DBY GOODS AT

GreatEedactions.

To form inch a Partaerehlp with tha People I* our InUntUn, ud r^uirog thai oar iatorttu •kooMb* matnal, thAt yon may reo«lTethe hll

Benefit of Low Prices!

We, of the ftrat part, will gire the greatest amount of r*lue fbr tbe ieaat mooey—and tbe People, of the eecond part, to extend a llbeial patronage lu return. Thhi dene, and we

PM«

you LAROM DIVIDENDS, (In earing Mon«y an rer«lTioa more Oood» for

Dollar than otherwise) payable at tha time, and with et*ry purchase made. We »w *all nndar the

M- B. P.

And what heretofore was a myatery, will BOW become

A "HOUSEHOLD WORD,"

Because everybody is personally interested tn

mDj

enterprise whereby they reeeiTe a direct beaeflt —and through thi* medium— StnaU Profits being the Key to

SUCCESS.

•very MM, Woatn aad Child will Ibebeneflted in prapoiUon to their wanti.

New Goods Just Received!

Bought at a great decline in price*, to be *old at figarea aa follow*: BUP8ES8 POPLINS—T6 Centa per yard—1.60U yard* double width, Thi* It one of the sreat"est Bednction* of the aeason. 100 PARTXBNS DRESS

GOODS,

WMk«

efc l'Mpts.

Manhfstctureti* of Steam ^agtoWriSlU Oearins,

Silk stripe

centa per yurd. Qood enough lor the io'o«t faitiaiona to wear. DOUBLE WIDTH CAMLET CLOTHT—Brown 9«OB». BUmarek and Oarnet, 60 cent* per »'d" FfeSN CH UKB1N03—Another KeductiSn

CCQti a jard 1 The wonder I* how Drej* Gooda can ba told ao cheap. The

toum THI MYSTKBT.

LYONS 8ILK YXLYKTS-Sor Oioaks^M bleb width Cloak Yolvet*. 911,00 per nil Mm. y* ming* to mateh I

STABTLING REDUCTION

To the cnlnitlated—end wby Became the

M. B. P.

veJit la the aed/am of InfenitloD tor Uw People.

Wool Long Shawls $6,50

CHINCHILLA CLOAKS,

|10,00-(The

Qoods and

Trimmiag* are worth,«18,0Q), aad why soid *o cheap? ThisUno mysUry. tIBEBAL PATBOWAGG

«O HAND IN HANU. PL ACS BKAYEB OLOAKS AND JACKETS— Black tieaTor, line qnallty, #5,60 per yard (£i erytody buys it now.) Yl®Ofir, MINK and ali kloda of FUH3—Kuttt, rrtrtrimme4 Hoods, lnclading a fall stack ot .. Children'* JTnra. BITQDIBEFOR XTHITK WOOL FLANNELS .t 60•cents a y4rd I Bed Blanket* S3,00 per pair, worth $6,00 thirty days ago.

PiilNXS, (Ju*t re?elr*d) choice styles—Nan Styles—H!i cents. HOSLINS—Bleaeheo Mudlnsl yard wide, 1»)^ ,cts. per yard. Unbleaohadtf nslln^ 1 yard wide 10 csets per yard. Heavy yard wide Unbleached. 15 :anta par yard. Oood quality, yard wide 12Ke«ntsLALnc«' UHDEEWfiAB—Full Stock Wrap pair

And Pants. Children's Chderveaxt OKMTS' UNDERWEAU—Drawers and Shirt* Gents' Whit* Dress Shirt*. Ueanqaarter* fui

Ueuta' Thrhlshlng Qoods. Look at our Ohms and Soeirry, with a general stock of Dry Goods, Notions and fancy Goods (Too lara* to ennmerate), bought since the deoiiae and

Just reoelved. which io« offer for

.HOLIDAY SALES!

4 Thrcogh the medltuu of tha

At nuch tempting prioM thaf ji^rybody cacnoi fail to becoavlncedas they read—that We Will Sell Cheap 2 Ti ffiOBt oar own, and the expectation* of ali, a:d deiaonitrate the "Mutual Benefit Partnership" to be "the greit want of theoommanity."

W. S. RYCE & CO.,

d&vt

u* MONUMENTAL.

FJ1HE

'jxii

All. pajrtlea connected with tbil estabQihineat being Practical Ueoh&nict of teraral yoars-exped-enoe, wo feel safe ia .laying that we can render fall eat'.sfiction to cur cnatoznora, bcthin poial of workmanehip and price.

S UJJOJBBSIGWBD is Agent for the

CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE

Mostcitairrs. This material is

Ote

most

Iawtrifiabh.

It is

Elegant amdnuoeptibUof tU higKM fotkh ot

any known material, its ohief conitltnent* are tbe miaa as Oieopatra'* Needle, and Pompey'a Pillar, at Alexandria, in Egypt, which still re main uafatpairwl hy

THE BAVAOES or CEH1TBIES. The enperior beaaty aad durability of this n». terial is causing a demand for it in the Eaatern States, where it ia being adopted by the wealthier classes in preference to the Italian Marble.

A specimen oi this Oranlte may be soen at tbe Adams Express Ofbce. Order* and inquiries will meet with prompt *tatlon. Addreei, JAMES S. WILSON, to Box TSt, Terre Piite. Ind.

GAM.AND

STEAM FITTING

Main Street, between Sth and Tth, FB£D£B1K 0£IG£B. Having employed tho services of J. 8. Ferguson, a well knowa practical workman, be I* ao* prepared to execute all erdeia in tbe ft bote boilnets, with promptness and diapateh. octSdly

WM. J.aUKAN.

it%t

1IN1I atCXAH,

BALTIMORE.

Wm, J. BIEMAN & SON,

.tiS&

0VOOSMOJU *0

Wm. J. Blemau

& Co.,

POML PAC1L1IHH, '-V Water Street, near Blalxe'* Mill,

Terre-Flaute, Ind.

OTFICK—Orer Ffeatfall's Bat .Store. Bogs bought and packed en o^iujluion. Liberal advances on picking aad caatigamenta to our home in Baltimore. deofidlm

J. M. WJ.LT/EB, OBAS. KmitonoiHisv, H. ABXOLD, Gen. Manager. Archl. a fcuip.j Man. Stonewurk

Walter, EpplnKlioasen

-3*

UAH.trvit,at

the wta'.aPP'Vc'd pricclfT*. aptly Attended to: *ep8

Co.,

UIUT WMTKUI

Stew Marble ud Lia^oe Wvrks, Stone BuUdiiig Work, Vaults, Statues, Honnaentf, Bead^tenas, Mantles, at pri«es lower «ihan a&y other Wvrks la this State, as oar fseiUtlt** are greatar. Alio Importer* of Scotch Uranite Koishments, JtorU* Werka (Kstafellafced IMS) sear the p. o.

Stone Tard aad Steam Works at tbe T. H. A I. freight Depot, TICRBS HAUTK, IND. The Trade supplied with Sawed Stone aad Marble at LlberalBates. OSdSm

JOKN ARMSTRONG,

dnnsmltli and__Stenell Cotter.

lour, Whisky aad Sack brands, alao Plates for Barking Clothing, cot to order. Qbh* made aad repaired in the beet of *tjtfa.

work warranted to give satisfactloa. 3d door Kaatof the Mew Court Hcuee,

tto

th» Vtgo oonnty Hav Soalaa. Ml

TTJSION INSURANCE CO., 01* ISDIANAPOLia. Capital, #407,605 7ft. THX Lxannra Ttaa ?*!7BJJ»C* Ooiorajii or Ins.,

A Stock Company owned and con trailed by the leading easiness men in the State. The fsBewi area part of tha Stockholders, who are residents of Terre Haute, and to whom we would refer tbese wanting sound aad reliable Insurance at lair rates.

Prvton Unssey, frw't National State Bank. J. B. OujnlMhatu, Oraggbt. L. O. Warreira Heir*.

HAVI58 00.. Aj^nia,3

S8dtf Oflee over Donnelley'• Drag Store.

"VTATIONAL STATE BANK.

TEBBS HAUTI, Deo. 10th, 1867

Xotke la hireby given thai tha aannal meeting of lotke la hirebr the Stockholder* of the National State Bank will be held at their Banking Honse oa tbe second

Taaeday la Jaaaary next, for Ute purpose of eleotlng seven Directora br tha ansa £ag year. CHABLSS X. WAI1IN, Oaahier. SeaUdSw: