Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 January 1868 — Page 2

DALLY

TKliKK HAUTKi IN3-»

Friday qorntng Japua^y_24th^l8^

Bourbonism.

The Louisville Courier «fys "ThaViog-

ical end unanswerable portion of Gov. fiX*V_Ki«f»'f4ato Message which treats of Bute Bights and Federal relations, is ringing all over the land, and eliciting admiration and enthusiasm in tha_ _ai0S

distant States."

those of the great and "sovereign' St of Kentucky, have learned a few of les«on& which the finger of History wrote in blood during the late Democratic

infernal Caluouu doctrine of

,&tat

rights,' the question which threatened

the disruption of the Union for more than thirty years, was finally submitted to tne arbitrament of the sword-the "logical and unanswerable1' reasoning of the heav iest projectiles and strongest'battalions— at Charleston, one April morning in 1861 and forever settled, adversely to the Ken tacky theory, at Appomattox on aniorn

ing of April 1865. Everywhere throughout the South Bave in Kentucky, this decision, obtained at the cost of i.early a million lives and billions of treasure, has been acknowledg ed and accepud as final, irrevocable.— Bat the brains of the IVip-Van-Wnkle Bourbon Democracy of K-ntucky havenot jet been penetrated by ihe first glim inering r»y of light from any page of the country's his'ory for the last half car turj

If SawARD would bring a few of his re cently purchased earthquakes atd volcanoes to ihd 60utherii(£aiik of the OLi and give tho Kentucky rebel Democracj the benefit of a first class performance, ii might, possibly, nroust* them to a con sciouinuss th tt several things have hap pened this country sinco the ''ioverti^ti State of Kentucky' in armed '-ntuiral ty undertook to stand bot-veen the Federa Governineut and its enemies, since its iliu-'rous statesmen with ono accord sht-uusd '-Not one man or one dollar will

Kentucky furnish to Lincoln to aid hin la bis utih i!y wir against the South. iis Northern army s'.iall attempt to cross

our borders we v. ill resist it ur.to th death and if one man ahull be found in our Commonwealtu to vo:unteer to it thera, he ou^ht, and will be shtit doW tte.vro he leaves the State."

Judicial irm nc and Polit C.3.

There is a very numerous class of per sons, not co fined to any particular lo cality, whohivo a chronic and apparent Jy ircurab'e habit of growling about ev erything that is not done by their own friends. The particular hfflic'ion which now pi eases moot heavily on their perpet'

ually troubled spirits is an apparent war. of veneration for the judicial ernjine, gradual diiuinu'ion ot' that profujid-re spact. amounting almost to religious adoration, which was foraorly entertained for the Supreme Court of the Uoiteo States. They lift up their bands in holy horror and saintly deprecation at the thought that v?hen an attempt, is made to use the court for political purposes, the politicians opposed tho measures intended to ba thus advanced and the consequences which would ensue, should endoayor, by legislative action, to thwart or -check mate tho movement.

It is difficult, if not quito impossible, to

conceive how a tribunal createjd and maintained for the express purpDsei of de ciding such political questions as may de, m&nd adjudication, can be expected to escape importunity or avoid blatne suiting from political considerations.

The United States Supreme. Court ought, we admit, to be a tribunal above suspicion. But is it? What was it under Chief Justice Taney Every one knows that the judges took off their robes and dragged and drabbled tbem in tho miro of party. Sj long as the people remember the Dred SouTT decision they will haidly be willing to admit that the justices of that court are, of necessityi above the passions, interests and, prejudices common to other men. That it is believed they have sucii feelings and are influenced thereby is shewn in tho manner in which they bave been entreated to give a purely political question the pre cedence which it cjuld claim upon nu

other consideration. Tho case of McAkdlb has no points about it ,which command it to particu* lar attention as worthy of being taken up to the exclusion ot other business.— JIcArulk, for pro-Rebel articles, published at Vicksb.irg, was arrested by command of General Okd, who has aqt made a re:jrd of shiwing any groat Sevorhy against the secession element. His offense was too gro.-s, even for O&D, and Le was ordered to be tried by a mditarj commission. Boloro hj was tried be sued

out a writ vf h.beas corpus, and the court, having Soub. of its right to discharge. took bail from him to answer tfler the qauitioD had bucn disposed of by law. That q-icstion is to be sott ed by the Supremo Cjiirt, but as McAtiDlitc nt iiborty ai M.flVrs no n.ore than other suitors who have to await the law's dula\| it does nut seem necessary lb at all tba bu-inees of tbe court should be put back to give place to this Kebei sympathizer ar.d hi# case. Mr. Black, who appeared for him, thought, of course, that lliero was reason why tbe favor should be granted, and the argument was addressed solely to tbe necessity of deeiding a political question However willing the Supreme Court should be to decide poliu cal controversies, when it cannot refuse to do so, wo hope it will not, in this c* 0, show tbe unseemly ha te that Washington correspondents attribute to it to iurry up ic aain=«.

A Pen Picturo of Brick fomcroy. The editor of the Corry, Pennsylvania, R-pub'ican, who claims to be personally acquainted wiih Bri^k meroy, gives bis readers the cs racts from the Lt Crosse Dtmocrxtt on Gen. Sherman and the clergy, which he culled some time ago, and then procindi to paint "Brick1' thui:

his wife and c. ".nm^cifuljy without

mto A»V£ch\ •W th0l«d*of nai-^yl „We bave kaa®B the Democratic pji

Aana.Jotat

him t» *mg

andcrackob.

dead body of his

waukee. And we have ZVun and defyjhe. pow? ibat sustain-

other instance*, but »t is

•,

Tho politicians of the South,

e^eP

ft thouaaarfr m?

In personal appearance, rotaetoy just what tiie imagination of decent man naturally pictures after reading the above characteristic of his polluted gnind. He has red^hylSffiy (Wffi(TIT tone to hide his hothsji-a .whisky bloated fatai and a red rumb*blossom nose—in short, he looks Hk6 the personification lof siu puked out, red hot from the bowels of noil. He, a sweet scented japonica to orate of the imperfoctioift of the church, whoee mind never entertained a Chmtiaa thouebt. has no conception of virtue he talkff a damnable dream he, Mdrk M.

Potneroy, the personificaUaa of the diox pleasure of heaven, and ^jlory c|f hell, wrapped in a nigger's stolen overcoat, who was seen, sluggishly dragging himself over the hallowed sepulchres bt our brave soldiers, recently, to deliver'pusillanimous and inliuaiuu leciUres to Southern traitors -eulogizing -'the lost caus*."

And such a man the leader of a great party in the North, and a moral reformer! Great.

Jehovah, blot him out!

It is only necessary t-. add that Brick Punieroy'fi paper has a larger circulation

in Indiana than the Democratic Stkta organ, and circulates in this city to an ex tent nearly equal tv the Journal?a city

list.

Ihe "King" Murder,

Tho following is the verdict of the coroner's jury in tbe crbp of Mc ,-ahn recently killed in a prize fight sear St.

l^ouiS. Tho only circumitance in the case worthy oi rag rut is that bat or. of ihe parties was killed, ImTing bis com petitor to run for Congress next year on the Democratic ticket la MorrUtsev »r Wb, tbe jury or inquest, fir.d that t'if ie"! a ed catno to his death from blowrii fl ctfid on, him by Dennis Reardon, and ibat the following named w«we uiders and ..bfctois to the killing, by their presence, or by acting ns seconds: Thomas Gallivan, Th. mas Hogan, John Joyce, Martin Brodcrick, John Rjen, Dan. Csstallo, alias McDonougfc. Duu. Donovan, JaB. Parrel!, John Buttertry, James Parley and Jo-:n Nash."

Tho parties were all sent up to the BdlivilU' jiil to await the action of the .rar.dj 'ry, which will sit on next iLn jay, unless a preliminary examination ibould be held prior to ihot time by the parties being taken out on a writ bf hu oeas corpus.

Brodorick gave bail prior to tie hc d» lag of the inqusfct, consequently bees c.iped being st-nt to juil along with' hit companions.

General Grant at Home*

Tbe Washington GhronieU gives tbe following account of a reception at tht residenco of tho Ganeral-in Chief:

General Grant's first public reception .if the seas on was held lc.-t ni^ht, and bis ipi»cious parlors were thronged during the uvai ing with a brilliant aEsemblage, ^hich included most of the distinguished varaonugos now in the city, many of „hom accompanied by ladies. Indeed, urre wore probably many of the latter who bave as good right to be included in ohe category of distinguished personages a? any of the other sex tbey certainly were, if beauty, accomplishments, and brilliancy of intellect are elements of dis« unction. Of the dresses of the ladiss we shall not undertake to say much. They were unboundedly elegant in the highest degree, but it would ba a poor compliment to the wearers to consume space Hv describing what they were.

General Grant himself was in a very gonial and happy mood, and lie, with his accomplished lady, received the visitors with accustomed "urbanity. It is evident that General Grant is not at all troubled by tho copperhead threats of a trial by court martial for obedience to the law.—His calmness does not appear to have been in the least degree disturbed bis mind porfectly composed in iact, the act which bin raised such direful howling among the disappointed supporters of his Aocidency, and which has been spoken of by some of them as something approach* ing to the character of a coup d'etat, eviaentlv appears to General Gram as a simple act of duty, not to have done which would have been criminal. It may have required heroism to do it wo think it entirely safe to say it did, for a weak or timid man would have stood in too great fear of his superior officer in tbe White House to have shouldered the responsibility of construing tho law for himself, and deciding, without leave askei of any one, upon his own duty thereunder. But Giant performs a great act with go much easu that he scarcely knows it is great.— This is especially true in regard to what requires heroic moral qualities. it was a noticeable fact that the Secretary of State was among those visitors who oame earliest ana remained longest perhaps one might say a reassuring fact, in view of the exciting reports which have been circulated as to the President's extreme indignation and dire designs Cer« tainly there seemed to be no deadly quur* rel between the General and tbe premier, for their greetings were quite uordial, and the latter for some lime occupied a place by tho de of the former aB he vras re ceiving his visitor?. Anothor member of ujo Cabinet, Postmaster-General Bandail, wbS also prubOL'., and appeared in a very friendly mood toward bis late ad interim cjllesgue.

Perhaps tho most remarkable of the distinguished cailers was General Phil Sherid»n, who arrived about ten o'ciock, and retrained an hour or more. H« was surrounded as soon as his presence became known, and was the ol ject of many attentions and the objective point of many introductions'. But bteridati biri'y needs tny now evidence of l.is poj ularity, nor ii it remarkable that among tho trieuds of Grant should be found those who are tuo?t ready to do hinn honor.

Among other prominent oJBcafa o.' tbe army pie^eat were tbe two district com* inanuers recently relieved from their commands, Generals Pope and Ord. The I titer had ju.t arrived trom Mississippi. The Speaker of the House, Senator Thayer and Unite)), and numerous other members of bo:h house* of Congies, were aUo among those wbo called, and General Grunt was the recipient of more warm and cordial and admiring greetings than usua iy fali to tbe lot of public Q|«b on uj.asions cf this kind ..

Tho Xcw French iray B11. Tbe aw army reconstruction bill ha# at lost reacbedibat suge at wflicn it maybe said it has lubotwStially pa»s«i into lhW. Whsu tbe provisio! of this bill shall be acted upon the £mpercr Napoloon will have under bis control perhaps the largest, certainly the moat bom geneou-', best quipped, best officered army in the wo no. According to J4ar»htl Neil, tbe present French army, includk' ing the reserve, consists of aix hundred thousand men. This we consider a to# estimate, but we accept it for the sake of illustration. The new bill will add to the army one hundred and fifty thousand, or

Tho author of the above outrage was horn minui the ral attribute of a manly character. He is a thief, liar, drunkard and wife-beater, to our personal say cne hundred thousand to the battle knowledge. Wo have known him to beat.'field. This vrm maHt^the regular army

to consist, at the lowest estimate, of seven hundred and^^UJMftutar^gp^wJpiip, however, is not alKTThe biitorovew for the reorganiaatKj®f the Garde &alion< ale Mobile, a spittles of militia, wiich it' to be henceforwaiS fonr hundred -thai^ sand strong. This puts at the command of the government nn available force of one mmicm one htmdred and -fifty thoxr.

out it will be possible for tbe governmf all Jtesnca

l1*?

extract we present delineates the moral degradation of the,wretch we are able to do../ -f.:

Mobile, excepting perhaps^Algerip Strasbourg, Mteta and one or t•northern fortresses. But. wjt*. tho Garde Mobile one hur UkmsukI Kgol™ will ficient for this purpos'^ oe.snr

bundrrfTho"™"' """"j*

It is Uie owed object of this bill to maintain

wb&t js

North German Confederation speedily it will not be easily effected after this bill shall have come int- practical operation. It is not necessary to have the gift of prophecy to foresee that at no distant .iay we shall have stirring times on the Bhine. It is a common saying that when France is tranquil,Europe is at rest. If this true tW reverse ought to be no less true. Now, therefore, that France is about to be armed to tbe teeth and revealing anything but contentment it becomes Europe to look out. If life and health are granted to Napoleon we may expect stirring times.—N, Y. Herald.

The Saffi age Question

[From Ggi'. Brown's Atlanta »pech.J But those who affirm that we are to have negro government, have not even tbe pretext of numbers to sustain them. Take tbe registered voters under tbe Sherman bill, ana the whites have about two thousand majority. There are, from the best estimates wo can make, about five thousand wen wbo were bii tit ted ty do it. There aro from sever. tr ten thousand disfranchised. Put thestvnumbers together, and you have about fifteen thousand rrsj^rSty of white,men in Georgia. Now, my friend, you say we have hi pericrity vf race, intellect, education, experience and property thai we are superior to the' negro race in nil the elements necessary to constitute the governing class- Tbe re-onstruc'-ion act gm'S them the right to vote,- hut not to hold office Then tell me bow we are to have negro government under the Congressional plan of reconstruction with all these advantege», sustained by fifteen thousand majority of our own color? The idea is simply rid culous

The di.Lo. est demagogues who use it ere of the sams class who denounce |'uni vertal, indiscriminate ignorant, vicious white wffroge, for having destroyed the peace atd prosperity of ths country, and saddled an innocent and unborn pusteri^ tv with burdens too grievous to be borne." Ibu objection With them, when we look to the bottom of it, ts not stronger against negro suffrage than it i- against univer* gal white suffrage,^ Tbey are opposed tcf boih. Their doctrine that a few—tbe true aristocracy—shoaid rule, and that the ignorant mess, as they regard them, should have nolhing to do with the Government but to ooey its behests. It is the old doctrine tbat only those born rf the aristocraoy should govern the many, but in this era it will be a failure. They will find that the white man will give the ballot to the negro sooner than they will give it up themselves to a favored class who seek to take it from tbe poor ignorant white man as they term it, under pretext that it is necessary to do this to keep it out of the hands of the negro

The Virginia Convention.

The Virginia convention has been un sparingly ridiculed and roundly abused but its action, as the adoption of one section after another is announced, does not justify the strictures of the opponents of reconstruction. Mr. Hawkhurst, one of the more conspicuous members, was voted down on Monday on a proposition to declare the right of suffrage inherent by a vote of eight to forty-seven, and Mr. Hunnicutt, who is spoken of by the Conservatives as tho proprietor of the convention, has been repeatedly shelved by votes equally emphatic. In fhort, this convention, like the others, does not seem to follow leaders very tamely. Its bill of rights, adopted on Monday, declaring that all men '-having sufficient evidence of permanent common interest with and attachment to the community,1' ought to have the right of suffrage, is certainly a moderate and judicious statement. These conventions ought to be judged, cot by the conduct of extreme men nor by the many unwise propositions offered, but by the constitutions actually framed. We should hate to have the country judge of the Radical Legislature of Missouri by the action of Senator Williams, for exam* p'e.—Mmouri Democrat.

Fishing for Ducks.

•'There goeis the old Dutchman who bad the dangerous geese!" exclaimr-d a friend in the country, the other day, calling cur attention to a Dutchman of tbe "old school," who whs walking slowly along the road. Wo asked for an expliantics. "Wliy, wli6n ihe Yanket* first ,tsg to settle hero, he was joined by subsided specimen of 'em, as he wan picking up tbe quilis that his gaeso had dropped in their chattering morning waddle?, by tl'eedgeof on oblong pond vt tbe rosdside. Presently one of th» geese Ptretched out his long neck at the Yankee, who started and ran as if a mad dog wero nt his eels"I do!d him," said the old Dutchman, "not- to be avraid ciat tie gf.es» wouldn't hurt um any but de gaese d'd run after him, dough, clear ov the hiil, and none of um wouldn't give um no rest any mora whenever he came along the street, I bevti day bad a fpite agiu tho Yankees. Mem gracioutri itrouNous, dough, dat de geese always went away, and didn't come back any more

The secret of that was, that the Yan. 1-who was sa afraid of the Dutchman's geese, bad thrown out feern«ls of oorn, among which was or8 with a fl»h«hook attached. Ones swallowed, the 'angry goo«o was in tow of the fugitive./

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The Cheapest Book Ever Puitishtpl

Antl 130 fine plat'4 and engraving* of 0ia Aaatsniy of the Hnman Organ* la stats of Health aad Disease, with a treatise aa htlrlr :L.r, its Depicrahls Coaseqnenceaapon tb» Iliad and Body, with tt.e Author's Plan of Treatnent —thyoaiy rational aad saeesssfal mod*of Care, 3S shown by tbe report »f cases treatod. A trathrul adviser to tkemarne! and those coatssaplat* ing oiarri-ge, whe entertain doofcta ot their phvs cal coui'.it.on. Sent free of PosUfs to aay •adre», on rsoeipt of SS cents la stans or PoaSw •nrrency, by addressing DR. LA CBOIX. AO- SI ilniden Lati?, Albany, N. T. Tbe attther Kay be coosulted npo- any of tho diseases apon «m uis book treats, eituer persa. ally or by iiall.— wr ttn Any part of thr wnrM

Lutiii. n, u'ral Ulity, or other caun-s, rtiTl'as ly bi oar Btact !C8and PaBTaftTiTIvas, •t iiit-b censKt oi a new, simple, conveaiaac aat efficioDt form of Bomedial Agetitg, tlu Schotifio of Phy4oiub-icai, '.tiornical and Jtflcrbsc -sl Investigati. n. and which, losally applied by ciiti pati n*, le dk.t and with tiOdaav, e^tlrat^ dispoese w.ih itct oue, instraBtaDfai, cine- pti Oiicuiur,

cine- pt lloOf u, Eado stam^foV^ PilTATB DOOTOP 90T Bread say, New

iOU^KLIUS

0. .i. u^uKlseiON, Asent.

riOSSliMHIUN. Krrofute, Rbenmaibm, Sc., \j Qrgeiaan's Uena nc .Uedlcioal Cod LlferOli. .»a 0«i «iu?i wi i«»u $ -a? .*ini*ad of patients at(rbuu* Hi.lr ric'T- ry lu ii, Lt i» wArr.iD'oti p, rv. HE*iE.UAIi ic \.0., nn«l ,K -w V».k,

UOLUlii —Hrgciaan's

25 c6-Z 3e«—Jiiy ivUi-Vts r. at &uii ioUru.t, ttbd eletue tiiuws. Silk«, Bi beer, ^•c", qaiil t" li'.-w. Bold by Dru.-gi»ts.

DAXD^ ASO FAlE. &OBK UP-i. if., (.ct "J o'V i!.'.'UW Oi iUgCBZ Cum* pbor lea wiUi oijeertsso* Kc iu-- *i\i we iu cvJ«i«.ii «a iur. S tttbatyi.u get li s?ou inu. tuiil L»y

AZYGOS!-

atly illnsfrfttad HeJical Bo 'k°,

coat 'iu.att imi-ortaa iii -slolyilo»i Iiiformation, or ii' ai|d Women, «-at fieo oa rtceipi £6 ctian. l:r ndjre s'aj th dssrotiry .{ iw York Blfdi'il CuL.sriity, Nv. Olhton fluce. Fe« Futt CU,".

03E SOyAB £A€If.

Co'tun Cloth, Dress Pit^oras, Cart latierns 5e«mg Macliui t,.Ur hLdJaacy 0.0^1", 4r„ 4-. Srnd Xei cscia lorPiieutt'ec Fountain, wit£e!ii dssirtblcg aa sttioia la oar dollir .»)e.

Aay person, (mals or fcsia1-.) can scad 'n a clnt. of :r.a» 0 to l.OU at»*ai«'»t 0t«, for^. o-.) aad get a prfraiaai for so do ag. X*P Kcois 'ISt»L*rrE) S. Sample-free man »J. dr«». KA XUaK & lit'SDALL, 65 Hanover strtec, Boston, M»ss.

BfeVOLl'TIO.V I\ T&AUE!

LABIEjLacd

res can Twfre for the saa of OJfK DOIXAB

bi k, Jf'Hno Aipacca C.-'nt-s, 8h»wl», Ba!» morais, Li-en Gavda. jg.hou'd T»U« Covtis, Watches, Jef.sliy, Silyir Pl«tsd Ware, Biwir.« Machines, 4c Seed C|atn of tea or mor', with ten csatk for tech script.to cbsck, aod the g'l. •*rapo) ibe aiub wiii re eirn a present rth 18 to ?SOO,accor iBg lo the auaber seat. Agsntf waatt' evsri «b"rc. -Clrcalars seat tree. Address PABKK2 ft CO.. sbcc« a rs to QBAliAil 4C0^ Stand 8j Federal street Boston.

HITBOil IABOB.—Hln-'en Becrrts

of boTe Mjihr riv Mi rituonj, Olestial H'aftic, Ujstio Art, Ac. 1,0U0 ntw won eir^Mitlts Ctt*.

J. B. W4HILTON, Brooklyn, N. T.

TTTAKTED^ALXSUrN to travel aad tell YV itxcds ky 'amplf. Oxd wage? and slMd •HBiOTmsa!. Address, -with »t*mp,

mm.

•6,1

COODS.

Great Bargains

FQB THE

HOl.I DAYS!

-AT-

HAGGKRm

Corner of Third aad Haim Streets,

IlOO PIECE# -A,[

•.»?

E S S O O S

2AT L.'-ttW c-

IAESS

S A W SI

OP ALL KINDS,

MASKED DOWH

CLOAKING^

BROADCLOTHS,

A .SIMERE8,

Satinets Ac.

MARKED DOWN

25 to 50 Per Cent

.-.--.T, --"i

C.tlL AM) BE COSraCEB

WITH SPBOTAOIiBS

W A

old"STB6 MADE N*W, tatily, viAovt dotler or rmUfim Scut post-paid oa rscaipt of 10 Oeats. Address

Dr. B. B. TOOTS,

Ho. 110 l*i isjtton Areaaa, Cor. of BMtWth st

h.t:

WITH Uii COMBOS-

TABLX TBU8SXB. COMFORT AVDOOBS FOB TBI BDPTDBBO. Seat poo* paid on reealpt of 10 Osata.

Ad press Pr. B. B. (anther of Jfedlaal Seas*.—Book iOOpat tent by Mafl), aton At., Cor.ef Beat

riONFIDBiNTIAL INF0B1U* \J TIOH TOB TBB MABBltBw

UAXtBSBT.

LASPHKABA PERBT,

IOWA

aiNe.

XiowBst Pric

BOHETH1IG NEW.

^dFHSJIlSTEB

,rroSs0iii««\'J

juat

reeeived

a FB*8H LOT of

goods:

Iba^Miteeetbe

& i. ii-

OIUSAT DECLINE!

la Friew. Tfs ha«* Viae Meetioa of

I'^v

CHIKCMIZLAS,^ &C.t

&C.

**•!!»& ®a#aM* tor

im J« 5R,'- i.»

Drew Suit?,

Suits

and Over Goats

COM! BIGHT AIiON& 6ENTLMEN

Hovr Is tbe time for.*"''

BABGAIK'S.

OCR

EEADY HADE

CLOTHLVG!

AND

FUBMHHiarG

laUbr

GOODS!

We are oMriagat

Qreatly Hedueed Prices.

Call and aee for yourselves at

DOVIOB

UOOtiABSV BBED PHTBI'JIAN". as bi Dtptona vhfah haaga ia his office wl'll show •uAsOfeoS* Mssasss Os 1ta&y of \h lift, anrf a HnioajwMersptttatlon, harJasboao Inxsv IsasMta BL KAMSms aay other Ohroclc Oiseos. IMta

Saah bf hie ytaetlos has been of a private na tai*._/hpM|k gBtnUes.gbK, gtrtolm, all CW mrf tMmM, tt|nfc«r»sraKrfal ofih sr'jlsiss OiisJMs, Cfenwa or htifitur-. ef a Solitary Sabit, roinonj'. laciag blotches, dsbility, itu •as of tight, ooufbsion wtSoa to society, lot? c' aot all these in any on ianttly in various caser charges siodsrate as by totter c.r a1 oOm. Crw^, .Atoataapas oaa ba preperly trtater ty Maaatraiaoa aao Preaaancy, 3c. SllbalttMswr,sSlf medlctnee, secsra troir obeem«ka»,swH:liy awli or exprwn?. Ko: hit:

BUB 1. toe?. M. 031c jwrmacenti 'M17.Bt.G9iari«s Street,b*twe?ti Kist

Koan Soath of Ll&deU Hotol, trsofthoolty. aad rooms for tha aaaosc

aadatloa of MMh pettaats aa raqaire daily p*reo

aTWTv'

THUf COftT

.' ij» r, /u.«

Oaa g*.ia a aaated letter aavriopojjiy Theorj 'of Harvons,Urinary as llafatlag allthe dioeafc

Symptom Lists, for tv. •M#»a *0 Jgrapay poetag. 1 of Pnbe

^*^•1111' w« 11 ii

Niw yoeb

DmSt teeqiie and

Cloak

CUTTER

0utU cat 00 sdeotiflc priaeiples, and varraated to

OIYK SATISFACTION!

Alsoa iiae assortment of

LATEST STYLE

IVea lSlal^ StKet, up Stairs.

M. A. Walter,

CHEAP MILLINERY FEW STOCK OP TME

-C- '••'•iV. &'>

ST Yr.ES

LATEST ir-': .•?? «•-$

THE

(JHB4PB8T IU THE CITY

No, 86 Main Street

.jV

(U? 8TAIB8.)

MISS SALL1£ HASTINGS.

MUSICAL.

MUSIC.

J.Gk LINDEMAKN,

01 aw 19

PIAJTOS, HKLODEOUrS

ORGhAIVS,

TloUn*. floUara, flats*, aad all kinds of Hnsloa aerchaawas.Ho. "tl Wabash tttreat, TIBBX HADTE, IK-DIANA. ruiano AND BETAIB1M0 of PIANOS and athor laitruato will b« promptly attended to.

OtiD PtAlfOS wQI te taken ia taadefoi NE«T OMBS. anlQRdwtf J. 0. WKDEMANN.

L. KISSNER'S

PWE OF MUSIC!

No. 4S, Olaio Street*

uppeaiv TBB OOVBT EOVSX,

TSRaB.HAUTK. INI).

TMa bain* the largest aad meat elegant Haste BWsMMnaaat

IN 1.

Mtk eC,

Kow York.

beat la raealpt ef 10 cafet«. bi. B. B. I

oct2SdwSm

Bo. noMBlMtoa Atsasa Cor. of last MU st^ V. T.

ELAXi ESTA TIC AOSNCT. yAHM.S WILD LAKUL Aod Clt» Property of arery sac rip ffla, tor falo.

An ezperieaca ffteoa years aim a* tola*snre s»tifaction ia atary ««pattaeaSof tfSMI raiatlng to gat atal Baal Iatato a*seep.

HARBERT ft WAlJrUT aSTdwlf Dee

THIS STATE

Bayem ia mot of fiae

I A N O S

•KLOOSOSS,

O & A N S

Aad awellsl Kastsal Iaatraaanta, aad Knaleal JtaebaadSM of ovwy dwartptlon, Sheet Mrslc and IaatraattpaPaak^ aboald Bot fail to visit the

PALAOX OF MUSIC.

ui isja Mfeiteur

i|' 4a-w 1*4 r"-' 'W

aSiSnSA

taetramata ragalra

•^fiwuoky SlataJiiiittagL k-5^£. B. I*.

PARtlCUL^a^. NOTICE!

Remittances tfrit not bt itiveiUed iti our next Or eat It rain g—a duplicate of Uie~UruutLJIoliday. Senemis miles* iuhlrersat,

onis*-

ual, th* Old establlihtd and only regular male una am.

MUBRAY, EDD7 A CO.

ooViKGTi'N. Kt.

wN&mxxmmmi*** «wmn«a. JrZdWaSal*

KENTUCKY-LOTTERY,

FRAXCE, SMITH & €0.,

MANAGKR8,

Sacceaaora to BVBBAT.BBDT 4 CO. in ti« 3Bsnagaa«a of tte Keam.ky Stata Iot tery tor the be-edt of ShslbT collage.

All other schcmis.or classae, aftox Jaaaary 1st, 18G-", wlioci.BjPTtt de is.'dvr divwn, m.dor the unt»« ef the Miflly Ooil ge Lottery Ursnt, are "iiboul 1 iiutlioiity f.um as. Aor ate we in any mauo»r biun-l by the proea iHd*s of any iwrson so acting withvnt mhurity tu.

O il D.

Aa will ba seen by tt above notice, 1 bate tbe iolc And exclusiv-3 todr»w the Shelby (»1-I-g.Loit ry cs^ne »fibt January lit, 18-8. Tho oauta Mi'l ba managed ond cundnctad after the aluv«d*u Lr. tUe name of Fiujict, Sjhtb & C5.

I jirizo if 111" Hi of 1 pr bf 1 riiae'ftf 50 prizos lO-' tiZ'i o' 150 prlzoe of £5U pi of. 9 pr zes .f. [,r r. of 9 pr ces of. 9 pr.I,-1 or 9 pri.eJ 0?

JXo. 70 Main St.1

Sprt-s ol 9 p"ze of. 9 prl* a 45 piitti of li) prises of

JA8. S. 8M1TU.

W« have fll-d in-Shelby Circuit Goart, Shelbyvill-, Ky., a Bond amoantlng to Three Hundred Tho^saud JLol are, (,20 ,00 for tbe payment of all prltw".

Tub Keatackj Lottery on the Single Kaatbar plan «Ul bed iwn tbe 11th and 30th days of each mouth during the ytar 1£CS.

CLASS

-A.

WVl be drawn in Covington, Ky Jauaary SO'b, 1S88.

59,000 Numbers and 1.130 Prizes

1 pr ie df. fjO 000 1 pilzuol 'i 0 0 1 pr 16 («Hi 1 trsjil 10 000

1 \tri£",o I pi'ieof izt or JUt ai of „..., 1 pr'i.- of

l,lcO Prizes amounting to

tickets $12, H&ivea $5,

10 60

JJ3,2«0

Quarter! $3

8W TVs abavs Magnl&^«at *lna-le-Fntnber tot. fry wlil bodrann in Pnblla, in Covington,-Ky., by three Swou-' CoHjciEStotiCt,*, at one o'clook P. at ih» coiner of Fgu th and Madison s:fe-ts. Tbe Kentucky Lotteries are no Oift Enterprises, bat lesponsibls Monoy Laiterlen, tbat bava been conducted tor the pis thirty 'ears, and are drawn under the authority of & charter Irckt -ba State, -n'l bouds aro giveu to secare tba pageant oi all pr iM

The official list of BQoibers drawing pritee will be pnbituhmi in ha Now York Bara'd, Cincinnati Dvl\ tirmmeicial aad Ci' CinaatiOar^an papers. •W Wa draw two Lott. rirs dat'y, and gin per tu ibe ad-ant ge of sct-Bcrue their own Earns. Send vour address tor a Oircoiar.

Addrets ail orders ta SB.ANCI.

Box 374 uivinstoa, Ky. aJ2. iwWiS-*-3w

Tlia Peli 19 SEiBhtiar t&m

Morton makes no fens stamped with the Jb'ame or Trademark of any others there/tin, where an Agency is established, the public will be best suited, dnd at ihe same prices, by calling} on the Agent in alt other places those wishing the Morton Yen must send to Headquarters, where their orders wit I receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash.

A Catalogue, with foil description of sizes and prices, sent on receipt of letter postage. |g

HAhT RESTORATIVE V*a« dctMm! by tto K. 12. Ctefe I'e'r aud uow ooiicoded Uv tbt cblk to bo I very bc3t rcpcrai'oa fortotcrlaf Cray or Ciiial Ir.orl'^nrlcolcr pro»jo.laT it* Crumb, craclicaii&ff llos:iJ D^atlruli, cnJ tsr pvcaMur 11 licauii.yiag ihu Hftif. Ic ,Vjr.i |Hil3puoua doe*

Mutual Benefit Partnership

5£c,Vp't°iir A PBOMPT BBiFOKBS AJfD^

Will Secar* to .I

GREAT Baader, It rests with yourself to H- the

Buckeye the People's Store

If so, yoa become Partners at oaa*. «a th»

Mutual Benefiit

6urLsxvii.i.s, Kr., Dec. 2,1867.

To Whom it mag Concern .- TbU i« tu certify, tbat JiMrs 8. Smith alone is a»# »'a Mo aae tk« Sheiby College Lottery (.rant of Kentucky, or apy cheme or dashes taerennHer.

T. 0 SHACKLSFOBD.

»k'. J. L. 0 vl DWkLHJ ii. A. caK». Iv JAS.L KI.L1NOW0OD. Man?g-sS kvro!med by ti th lbv CicniiConrt lor'ttie 6hilbj Cjlle^o L«t ry Grant.

should ba that^

^nd

SMTTH A 001,

Dry

f-i.+

6-nrocd.*

THE GOLD PEN, BBST AND CHEAPEST OP PBN8

Morton's G-old Pens,

,f The &est Pens in the World. -For sale at JYb. 26 MaidtnZane, J\"ch- York, and by et^ry duly appointed Jtgcnt at th* tame prices.

A. MORTOtf.

COLGATE & €0 8

FnutrwntTolIat SOajs* ii a Skilled Vorklua, from tbe SEST aA'rnUAM, aad are known sw tbe

STAXDARD by Deale-re A Cm

Vojretabla

Vksuu*

Mum th" Icurra

Cacst fabric, aod

J. n. BARSETT CO.. ^ropfiatars, Mrt-tcrnaxgg, s. s.

liOBD 8UITB, Ohlcsgo, Qeaera! Korth.Wea-,. T-i lgfj,t«. J. Sc H. A.. DAVIS, Ag'nt* for Tor.o liaiitt, lod. nuviliaSm

Carriages at Beduced Prices!

Latest approved styles, sad of alagaat finish, cotiB'B lng of Harf-ncljO", Bocka^-^js, Diatotis, Top Bnicvies, Op-n Buggtts andSprloK Wagons.

Tai it much tbaS-i. it to oi rk ever offsr. rd in thl? maikt-r, and will ba sold low for sash, as I desira to close npmy basinevs.

A. J. WILGH,

Cor. 2d sad Walnnt Sis., Turra Binie, Ind.

ARMSTRONG,

JOHN Gunsmith __

and Stencil Cotter.

Floor, Whisky and dack brands, alao Plalse'fct srkiuy Clocbisg, cat to order. Gntia aad* ad rspai -sd In tba bast af style. All work warranted to gir*satisfaction. |Shoi 2d door &wt of tba Sue Conn Uoose, O^io «t»*»*, «1 th* Vim ivinntv Hit He^tw. fill

|JNION BAifiBl.

FB1.\K HEmGd BKO Ifa&nikctnrsM ef all kiada of

CRACKERS.

and Dealnrs la

O O E I E 8

On Lafayette St., betwoen Oaaal aod Depot, E A E de30dly

lNDlA3IA.

Plan!

B0T DBT oobw At

Great Reductions.

Benefit of Low Prioea!

Wa, of the Srst part, will gw u^, amonnt of valne for tbe least People, of the second part, to eatead^inL patrons ia retarn. /hi. d,

M.VnS

we "ft*

LARGE ItlVIDBITDSp

a A

... w) p« ab)e attk«tla« »rw* with every pnrrhaMimade. Wf new r-

sail nndor this

M- B.

WU ft

lecnma

And what terMoforcjrw^ wytery. will .ow

"HOUSEHOLD WORD

»nd tkrooyk tbU

SmaU Profits being the Ktu tu SVCVJESS.

Xev (funds Just Keeeifedi

Boagkt at a gnat decline It, ea

Mid

flgarea aa follow*

BMPasas POPI,IJ,s_76 Cents ylr,i*J"ab

widtl1'

This is oSt oflwii?

mriSSZl?'!.»« -svt8?as DOVBLK WIDIH CAULKT imth*

-ga«ss3^

0 ods can 1*

#oid

6 10 6 Ut O I 00 6 *«i S 6UJ 60) S £01 3 600 S 1 00 60)1 200 100 500 i«) 250 200 126 lio lit

so cboap. The ®r*sa

^jrrLAijfg TH* Mtstkbt.

*01i,s SILK. VKLVtTS—For

:'C

ss£r-

8TARTLINQ KEDUOTION

To the oninltlated aad why SMaasatk.

M. B. p.

Woiks well, and Is thaajediaa, of i-frf—Sltm tor the p^pj8. ««fMSon

Wool Long Shawla t«,5o

60 Iay« ago worth f.OS. 0L0AK8. 910,00—.{The Qarat..n^

IsIBKBAIs PATBOJVA€i£

oo hand IN HANU

,BEAV*? CtOAKS AMD JAOKITS— B.ack ueaver, fiae qaality, $9,(0 per mm fBr „ar)-tody bays It now.) Feryara (at

lrnr

tVt'M,^i5 V"1 j, kinaa of TUBS—Matb OhUdwn'S'^aS?0'18' 'DC,ndJn*

f«"

ENQUlttE FOB yfiUTS WOO I, KLAMUgU at yard I Bed Blankets ii.00 twr pris'k thirty days ago.

cho!c#

CtLiNe -Bieachec Kasliaal yard wldeu luc U,. par yard. UnbleachedXbbIIbj ijmrb wite lu ctets rar yard. Heavy yatd widaUnbiaaabSk aa'ti^* **rd' °°ed

,aU*3''^«•

Goods, Notions aid VMcy Goods

HOLIDAY .'"SALES I

Xhrongk the medinai of Ute

'"unVZ!'0*tb*% wrybodr caooos fail tu bacoavtncedaa taey read Um Wo WIU

Sell

0Br.owni

Oh«Hpt

aad the expactatloas of all,

W. S. RYGE & CO.. 1Aw

BOOTS AND SHOES. HBIVRY LATHAV,

u&5trrACTuuB AXD dxaixm in

Boots and Shoes.

Having aa experience of twentf-Bse veara. I feel oonfldaat tbat I can gfva si llsSiiilliiabull witbByowu maaalactata and Castaca work a fail stock of which I keep oa baadT

SHOP—Oo Lafayette Street, aorth ot the inaction ef fourik street. dmSiHiui

MEW BOOT and SHOE SHOP. i. a Tba anderslgaed having jast opeaod'tWc Shop, r?epectfolly inform tba c-itiscns of Tarra Uaate aad nrroaadiag aoaalryt tbat tkey ara prepared to do thoir work to" the satire satis&c-•-ion of tbelr caatonars, as well la style aa la Siting, no mattsr aboat the shape of tte feet. The vory best choio* of leather always oa haad^~ Honding done in tho best stye aad oa short notioe. Svery article will tall Vy wearing what oar work is, and will reccmmead U,

LEIBniS ATABStXB,

Basamcat ef T. Bobarg's new Briok Batldiag, t1" fount boats west ot corner of Main aad Sevvatk. Streets, nsar tho Tens Hanta Baaas. sspindlp

JgOOTS AND SHOES.

N A N W Is selling

tola*

ers. Saldavarywhere 34dw ly

Boots & Shoes Very Cheap

To oIom out ku targe atook ot

Boots Shoe# and

Gallon,

Ta askt room S»r Spring stock. Too wtll sais atoney by oalllitg oa htm at

Ho. 8 Mechanics Blook,

Partlcalar Attention is glvaa a»

CUSTOM WORK This Departnsnt Is in the hasos of SKILLfCl. WOBKMXN^. k.

OCtlSdtf

A S

BOOT AMD SHOE 8WU,

No, ie North 4tb St.

C- E. RUGQLE8,

Saccaasor to P. P. Deck.

LTAS JUST REOBIYED A JUL Largo Stock of Boo (a aad flhttts wnbradLg aviry vaiiety of

Women, Men & Children's Wear

SUITABLE FOB TBX

Will aad Winter Trade, Whiohi will sail at th« Lowest Oath Friers, am also prepared to

MAKE TO ORDEB

Allk nds of Boots aad Shces that majr baaalled for, oa th« shortest notice aad Moat SsdMoaakle tyie. Oivs me a sail before ordariag or parabaa* la eltawbara.

No. IS North fnarth (jtreai, Terre-Haota. lad ao 8dt

S A N S E A I I N Mala Street, between 6th aad. 7th, FB£1£RIK

G£10jER.

Having eaplcyad tbe ssrvioas of J. S. rargason,» well known practical workaiaa, ba la aow vraparaatdszaaataallatdaiaiatka abase business, wltkpromptBsae aad dispatch." octSdly »dl

J. P. MoDOMALiT (lassssssr to A. A. Aaaaaa

Books,1 Magastneis Papers,

Statlonory, —Txaaa Haffia, Imb

Pear Orrtcs Lonr. Movlddlv

Q1TY

GEO. W. HEIF8N1DER.

Programmes and ffrenters d&rihtled GOOD ST¥hMt ear All ordera ls(t at Xtea-liag SaUser as th tinting Oflaas, will ba proaptly stMMsd ta vlt

I. rsaud dlspatah.