Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 January 1868 — Page 2
Jzrr Davis is decidedly racy.
DAILY EXPBES&te^^^«A.«»
TORRE HAUTh.. IN 1
Wednesday
The Herculean efforts of the Indiana* polis Democracy to secure the meeting of SheDemocratic National Convention in that city have elicited groans and other evidences of disapprobation from the par ty press in various sections of the State. All aloDg the Southern border the cry is for Louisville. The Louisville Democrat, not long since, gave as a reason why the Convention should not be held there, that the delegates would be disgusted by yells of the Kentucky sccesh for JEFF DAVIS. "We apprehend the Indiana Domocracy would survive the effects of such "yells without material iDjury, for we have Bel dom seen a Democratic gathering during the last two years at which some "enthus ed" members of that organization have not •'yelled" lustily for the great ex leade* of the "lost TBuse." The idea of disgust ing" Indiana Democrats by cheers for
TUe First Sun.
The election of General BEATTT, Republican candidate fjpr Congress in the I yjrgjnja Eighth Ohio District, as announced in our news columns yesterday,wi!l be hailed by every Union man in the country as an event full of promise ffir the future. General
EATS
carried that District in
October by less than 300 majority. General BEATTY gains 700 on the October vote carrying the District by 1,000 ma' jority. It has been a well contested .fight and, until witbin a few days of the elec-
AN INTERESTING- CASE.
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for
Tbe Sail of the "Old Dominion the Recovery of Jefferson Berkley counties.
and
Ooe of the most interesting questions growing out of the extraordinary le* gisktion resulting from "the late unpleasantness" «was presented in the case of theState of Virginia
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the State of West
Virginia, recently before the United States Supreme Court. Questions of this character, constituting, as they do, eisen Ual featurca of the political history of the country, lia^e an interest not confined to members of tha legal profession, but shared by all who doaira t.-) fca welUin formed upon events of national importance. The only question of interest involved in this case wt.B the constitutionality of a law transferring the counties of Jefferson and Berkley from the Oidbtate of Virginia to ths New State of West Virginia.
It will be remembered that the passage of this act occurred during the Admin ietration of Governor PIEHFONT, and when his administration at Alexandria, being the only loyal organization in Virginia was recognized to some extent as the government of that State. After tbe fall of the rebel power and the occupation of Richmond by the authorities of the United States, the seat of government was transferred to the old State capital, and-Gov. PIERPONT and his officers became the provisional government of the State.
As the readiest and perhaps the only practicable method of testing tha legality of the cession of the two counties a law was passed repealing the act of 1862 by virtue of which the transfer had been effected. Suit was then brought by Virginia in the Supreme Court for the recovery of the coveted territory, the fairest portion of her former domain. The coun« iel for the old State of Virginia submitted five points, as follows
First. That no State can, without the consent of Congress, enter into any agree* ment or compact with another State or foreign power. Tbe proposed transfer from the Commonwealth of Virginia of that part ef its territory and jurisdiction* now in question, to the State of West Virginia, could be effectually made only by a "compact or agreement," within the meaning of theco words in tbe ConBtilu•tion. One State cannot grant and another accept a cession of territory and jurisdto. tion without a compactor agreement and all such compacts and agreements have been uniformly received and treated by the judiciary and by Congress as witbin this provision of tba Constitution, and as requiring the assent of Congret'. The acts of States in refdrenoe to their territO'* ry are not to be interpreted by technlca1 rule?, nor evidenced by techuical words* The substance of tbe transaction and the real intent and effect are alone to be considered. If the thing proposed could take effect only by force of a compact or agreement between two States, that thing is prohibiied from taking effect until the as. sent of Congress is obtained.
Socond. The legislation of Virginia, as to the cession of these counties to the State of West Viiginia, wss only a propoial to become operative as a transfer of territory upon certain conditions so far as it depended upon the Commonwealth of Virginia to prescribe those condlt ons they are contained in its acts of legislation.— But&o proposals by one State to another State can amount to a concluded compact or agreement uotll the consent of Congres is given to it. Prior to that consent, any action of the State must be deemed a proposal only, which it may withdraw or oontinue, acoordicg to iu own sense of right.
Third. The Cummonwe<h of Virgin» ia had amply sufficient grounds and reasons for withdrawing its proposed agreement to a cession of part of its territory, and did withdraw. it before its proposal bad become operative as a concluded oon^pact or agreement.
Fourth. If this were a question between
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be fulfilled. I than promised (the, Bx-. ?EES3 willing,) to. give my imptasfflttns of
Minnesota,especially of the winter. After
tion the Democracy thought their candU having tasted thereof tbe thermometer at BCENS, was sure to win. His thirty-five degrees boloW, tero, I think
date, Coi courage seems to have failed him on tbe home Btretch, and even the gross misrep mentations of floansial matters to which he resorted to bolster a failing cause have not, produced the effect designed. "Toe great re-action," of whioh our facetious friends of tbe opposition have had so much to «ay, seems to have met with a check. Will the Democracy put down this election among thoza interesting col leotlons of "straws" which they have been compiling, as political weathercocks, for some months past?
there is no denying my experience and ability to write feelingly on that point After til# Spring rains were over, (and by the way they were not over, till the latter part part of Jun® this year,) we uad the most delightful Summer weather, hot, bright days, eoiol clear nights, caua iug vegetation to come forward very- rapIdly. During the 1st tor days of Sep t«i» ber, we had a little rain and frost, after which it cleared up bright aod pkasantj then began our splendid Indian Summer, Who shall describe it? Fen and pencil, brush and «o4or »U«Hpt tt}» task in •ain* from some of our surrounding hills tbe eye takes in a magnificent panorama Lsoklng &1va to tfw lett we catch sweet glimpses of thoDiue S&rth and Minnesota rivers, Woken &uu detached by the high rolling pcairies ahd wooded bluffs. To the right, we have au unbroken view of twelve miles down the valliy cf tbe Minnesota, where we behold the ambitious town of St. Peter spreading herself over a large extent of real estate regardT less of cost
Kestled at the foot of the hills, just at the bend of the river, lies Mankato at tbia distance it looks very tidy and snug, all deformities lost to our view. Across the river, rise steep bluffs robed in Buch wealth of splendid colors as to defy all ltnitati&a. Thar the weather is until'the early days of December, growing gradually colder and oolder until we wake some morning to find the ground all covered with Bnow, and grim old Winter is £ing. A day or two of Btorm, and then bright and clear and cold. We are, in for it fairly. Wheels are laid aside, and run ners take their place for all purposes of work or play. The bare ground won't be seen again for 100 days to come. The sun has his two dogs with him each day, and while they give us plenty of light, dont do much in the way of heat. Think of itj three suns, and the thermometer thirty degrees below zero! i'he moon not to" be outdone, comei rolling up with her dogs, also, in addition, a complete ring of light encircles her
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a court of equity would annul We grani. Fifth. A compact between tw Statw, though fully concluded, may, according to principles of public law, be annlilled by otxo of them upon discovery of a mistake concerning facts which the compact
itself shows were fundamental. anxiety, with a tendency to consumption, From these positions it has been argued I come, and come quifikly, before it is too that one of the parties may withdraw its late. For a merchant of capital and enassent before the compact has been fully terprise there is an opening in almost any concluded, and whatever bas been done I branch of trade. For a sash, door and has been only in hopt of the conclusion of blind factory a fine chance is here. For the compact and upon discovery that a I the farmer who can command some cash condition shown on the face of the pro- no finer field is open than the "wheat ceedings to be fundamental has not been fields of Minnesota." complied with. But, my friend, if you have good health
At the last term of the Court argument J. where you are, have a good living and on the demurrer was heard, and decision I comfortably fixed, don't be in a hurry to w$s held under advisement until the I tear up. Above all, don't expect to Qome present sessions The Chief Justice, a few I to Minnesota with a few hundred dollars rUvs since, announced that the Court I and think to get rich in a year. They days Since, a
mlirrflr aud
was equally divide3 un the demurrer and 1
upon the question of what order should I
ia fails to recover Jefferson and Berkley, I
v/hich map-makers may continue to nfct down within the txtetior line of West I"
LETTER FBOM MINNESOTA. MANKATO, MINN., Jan. 21, 1868. To the Editor Terre Haule Exprese:
A little room, I pray thee, tbat a promise made many lriends months ago may
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light, up and down, to tbe right and left,1 divide the circle into quarters Away up toward the zenith of the heavens, a beautiful rainbow adds to the weird, wonder* ful beauty and brilliancy of the scene.— Down goes the mercury, 18 below, down down, until the night of January 12th it touches 35, below. During the day it rises to near zero, the sun shines out as bright and cheerful as May. Looking out from a warm room, you would think, save for the anow, that trees might bloom. Don't act on that belief my sanguine friends but wrap up well ere you venture cut, or Jaok Frost will nip your nose and toes. Tbe coldest weather in this climate is the stillest, and the quiet of nature is most profound. A sled may be heard creaking over the frosty snow for a long way, and your own foot makes merry music as you move with quick step.
Even with this cold, men don't stop their wcrk Teams and choppers are off to the woods, as all work in the timber is done during the winter. Children trudge to school t»nd man meet you with "a fine day,sir?" A Mlnnesotian "never mlndg tba weather when the wind don't blow,' they s^y, ten degrees more or less, after it reaches twenty, don't make any difference and I am a convert to that opinion Among the most wonderful thing of this latitude Is the number of bright eunshf* ning days, both summer and winter.
They are a perfect antidote for the blues, and add much to tbe curative qualities of this region. Let me give you some idea of tbe health of this town of throe thousand people. Since tbe first of April last, there has been but five deaths here—three infants, one child with croup, and that ia all. For two years no grows woman, single or married, haB died. Mind that, ye men who wish to retain yotfr present oonnubial partners all others are referred to the divorce laws of Indiana. It is easy enough to give statistics of the deaths. Not so with the births, there is always one more to be added, and the list can never be finished complete. Indeed, our M. D.'s say exoept for this branch of practice tbey would become a public charge, and giva this as a reason for their big charges.
For vigorous health, exuberant spirltii good soil, timber, water and the real elements of enjoyment this is the country.
But tbe country is poor in money.— Most of our farmers had more tow headed children than any thing eke when they came, and have had a hand to hand fight ever since, but day is breaking, and the
im
ant of crops of the past two yau? is helMng them out wonderfully. §. f-f When a man can raise titan ty bushels oU wheat on an acre of $10 land, at a coat of less than 65 eentr per bushel, and can sell it quick at $1,50 it won't take leng to get ahead of the wdrld pecuniarily.
But who shall come to Minnesota? First, let the victims of billions fever, and liver complaints, come and get well. Let those broken down with work and mental
call us Gopher^ and can tell fiew com-
they do go for
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ver
be made in the cause in consequence of|8pect. the division. The bill thus falls. Virgin- To the man of pluck and skill there
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to use
Destitution in Mississippi. [For the ExpveEf.. Extract frotn a letter written to a friend at the North by a.gentleman residing in one of the northern counties of Mississippi pi: "Our condition in this section is very distressing, From bad seasons and worse laborers, our planters have entirely failed) they made short crops, and for these they got the smallest prices. Cotton, for which they expected to get twenty cents, ia down to eight and erne. The largest majority of the planters are hopelessly ruined, and are taking advantage cf tbe bankrupt law, wiping out all indebted* nets, surrendering all their property to their creditors, and beginning afresh. Of oourae great rascality la developed in many of these transactions. There is much actual, suffering from the want of tbe prime necessaries of life and all feel the greatest anxiety about the wh erewlthal to sustain life. 7et. amidst all this, they are no humbler They have bad many takings down, (and these are still coming—every now and then,) but still they draw no nearer to God. I never saw a people ia a worse spiritual condition Their lack of true, vital, religion is ap palling to a minister, and one who loves tha cause of God. The most earnest-4i rect sermons seem thrown away and the fireside pleadings seem of no avail. All we can do is to pray to God to 'arise and defend his ewn cuuse.'
Senator Morton's Late Speech [From "OccasionalV' letters t» Philadelphia Fress] '•A Democratic Senator who heard tb* tffo great speeches of Senator Morton, Indiana, and Senator Nye, of Nevada this afternoon, remarked that "Mr. Doo little had made bis political friends a great deal of work by stirring up the Radicals." As the close of a legislative week full of indications of tbe renewed Repub. lican vitality and vigor, this may be call ed a genuine "field dayand if tbe Copperheads and rebels show by their anger and uneasiness that they have iost Immeasurably in the encounter set on by
Mr. Doollttle, you may be sure that the Radicals were correspondingly uplifted. The scene this afternoon reminded me of the lime when Webster and Clay spoke t6 eager and applauding galleries, and of the later struggles, after the war began, when Breckinridge, thundering treason from his seat, was met and mastered by the martyred Baker. The interest exci» ted by the belief that the Radicals had abandoned their defensive line and intended from this time to attack, attracted an immense crowd, and the result jmorethan
ladyship, while flaming, leaping swords o^ I justifies the despondency of the Democrat,
lie Senator whose words I have quoted,
The wealth of argument Rnd the treas urss of facts at the command of the Kadicals show what, a terrible antagonism they can wage against the enemies of freedom and as I heard these two pow« erful but wholly different discourses, wondered not only how any Eepublican could doubt of the overwhelming triumph of his party, but how rebels or copperheads could hope to perpetuate the power so guiltily betrayed into their hands. "Governor Mortons speech surprised even those who knew bis consummate abilities. Speaking seated in his Senate* rial chair, on account of his extreme debility, his physical weakness added to the interest of hU argument. I remembered how long, long ago, George McDuffie, of South Carolina, habitually pronounced bis daxcling rhetoric seated. But iu bow different a cause tbe Senator from Indiana is engaged! McDuffie spoke as a brilliant partisan Morton almcBt as an inspired patriot. I will not attempt to give you a glimpse of his tremendous refutation of Democratic falsehoods or his overwhelming vindication of the Repubr lican Congress. The telegraph to morrow will convey a skeleton account of bis positions but to enjoy them fuily yon must wait for the flesh, boiler, brains and biiod of his effort, as it is being revised by his own hand. After he concluded, be left the chamber much exhausted, amid the admiration of his friends and the respect of his enemies. IS 3 statesman who listened to him but must have been convinced tbat ho had hoard a master—a master not only in intellect, but in heart —a profound thinker, and resistless lo» gician—but more than these, a sincere and fervent lover of bis country and of all the oppressed races of man.'
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Headache, Nervous Pains, Sour Stomach, Distress after Eating, Prostrating Weakness, Disinclination for 'Society, Mental Despondency, etc are the rule rather than the exception with the hu« man family, and have stamped their ef feots upon us all. The most effective, gentle, sudden and agreeable remedy is the Plantation Bitters. They have probably cured and alleviated more eases the past five years than alt other medicines-' combined. They are sold throughout the length and breadth of the land.
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cie-,
... 5:ave since strlcti/ 3-a-srsa" a. -.cospclng:?rea.t onxe cv£3Vo.'=a!i to appoint these who, lonff-contitiuei fair Aeaiiag, have
ACCIUIRFXT A REESSTATI^N FOR HONESTY,
respor^aibiirty, end probity -mail in v/hose w.5*dthe public have learned to piaoa confl'leivQe. Tbesa Agents have agri ed to keep a full Bssortmsat cf my paaa, and to sell theia at my publis bad prices. Thus tha publi.0 flre supplied by thezn with ju.st sjich us taor ,.Vr.n.% either as to writiagr or price, und srrt fa.Il ixiuiiralant for the money
a~ont Is appolntod tc trn.vel ivom pl-ice tb'piaso, orcaavaau the ootmtry, so that all who -want «. Morten Goid get it trorn the Local oc froixi headquartera. 17 one need apply tha Agency oxccpt lin conformity to the above, tba liberal discount "To Oluba" b-sinx BUiEeiant mduooment to all othevs.
NEW
Drag and Prescription Store
IRA GROVEB, Jr.,
Would ennonnoe to the cltlsncs of Terr© Hanto and vicinity, tbat he bas opened at
JSo. 46 South Fourth St.,
OPPOSITE THE MABKXT HOUSK^ A full aad well Beleotod Btock of
PVfiS DRC6S AND MEDICINES, Cbemlcals, Oils and Dye Staffs
PERFUMERY,
IRA GROVER, jr
DBU661ST AND CHEMIST, Mo. South Fourth St. Between Ohte and Walnut. TEfiBS HAUTE INDIANA.
N. B.—Mr. Qrover trusts that his TntaTEOi
TEABS'
of Intimate aeqnaintance with the bual t-ess, is a saOcieot guarantee that fall satlsfso tion will bv r*.n*l(»rea patrot. "Tdt
OHH AKMSTEONO, •.
Goiismlth and Stencil Cutter Floor, WUlskyMd daok braliids, also Pistes CM marking Clothing, cot to order.
Gaoj made oad repaired in tbe best of itjOe. All work warranted to give satisfaction. 'Shop 3d door Eaet of tbe Now Court. Honsth Oh'o *t th» Vt»« •'^wnty Hnv (u
HABBBBT.
HABBERT & MARSH, WAUTOT BTBBXT, •tMwlr DM Atoiaootloira.
BILL
niTr
j^Kwiwwl
THE
MY
Ml
-ving commenced our aeoond year at well known stand, "the Bostonfitore." 'e consider it both a duty and a pleasure thank our customers for their past libval patronage. It shall contiuue to be our aim to keep always on hand a choioe lortment of goods suited to the wvita the community.
HEKBTC
ry 15th, 186^
(VI -SStif
No'.CB
ioods Emporium's ti 'esBi-t smt,
trf- t,a li* -if r«S
«50,000
-iiliTfcl t-f',
Worth of Seasonable Dry
sold at prices
One Case high colored PribU,~»...'.I 8jc One extra heavy wide... 10 Four very choice 12} Qce Bale choice Sed Flannel 25 One Grey twilled 25 One heavy plaid all wool do... 40
ed-if*
.' AKO— t.
A A I I
posTBE.
GEO. W. REiFBNIDBR. Ptvsrammee and Grculart attributed in QOOD STYLE I •r AU order* left at :DovUaf HalL oc at tb rlntiag Ofloeo,
.1 tr*- t.a
A E I N E N S
Towels, Sbeetiigs, Ac.,
•i isfc.
A. MORTON.
:.-.t
ia
8 8
Pare Wines and Brandies, For Medical Purposes,
PATENT MEDICINES,
And all other articles kept by Druggists general ly, which wore bought low, and will be sold at
The Lowest Cash Prioe.
-j Js, ,3i
PHYSICIANS PBEBCBtPTIONS OASXTTLLT COUPOUKDBD.
Will be pfomptly ottaoded to wit
/CABINET AND CAKPBNTBB VJ WOBK. The noderrrigned would nepoottattr aaaouoo to tka otttaeas of twrm HaaU aa*Woity, that *«bs ia ate-CMiaet Oarviac
w?-
a '.*J .J5 &
Tha atteatiou ofHoaBekMpers and others ia called to the above, aa an equaled opportunity for purchasing needful ar-
SIAIM
S4*®"'*-WKSWO *si® 'iifi v'» v-v£.»
u» a Kg i_ *g*' jaxcaest.«* «otbo %»tU ov .« n-jt,*.-.. ni-Sj iW issao 1 „•*. i.—i •/j s«« i4i, »hiikV. tid'j: ootOTia «wfe» AIIAW TUELL, MUPLEY & CO,
Corner jftJi and MainStreets.
Terre Haute, Ind*
riMT PREMIUM ^Jb Of a SUvsr Medal
WAS AWABPCD IO
BARSCTT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
tft By the K. H. 6tsl» Agricultural Socittr, at Tf lis Fair, balden in Naaiiua, SepttD, IMS. •ssfr of ft.
BIBSETT'9
Testable Hair Restoratife
jLngj Bestorts Cray Birtr to its BUnral Color 1 proxnota the growttof theTUUi ebanfMlhs tlr original OTZimlc action 1 endiwr« prevents out 1 It amperlor Drasdue.
t^cates Dudrutf and Buraoni prevents UairaBlngoiiti.lt
with.
W O
J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietor#, MJJfCHCSTEB, If. H.
LOBC A SMIfH, Chicago, General North-West ra Agents. J. ft H. A. DAVI8, Agents for Terro Hante. Ind. novlldwCm
COLGATE & CO S
fragraattoilst Soapa are prepared by sd Workmen, from Ui* Bin MATERIALS, .1 are known aa tbe
STANDARD by Dstlera A Cnatom•rs. Bold everywber
Mdwly
STOVES AND TINWARE
STOVES. Large Stock and Low Prices
S. B. HEXDERSOS'S
Vour Doors South of the Pott Qf)IM, on fourth Strut TTNOWING that the Public has JLV ieag detaandid a (batter class of Stoves than has heretofore been federally off«rtd ia tbU market, 3. B. H£XD£B:0^ baa tbis season sa leeted witb great care, from the most
Pop alar aad Celebrated Patterns, known la the ocuntry last or West, as assort Bent 01 Ovokinf ana Beating Stoves, sueb es ase rarely otor collected together la one House.
Among his stock may bo found the leading Btove of almost every prominent Msiiafaetnrer In tbe conatty.
Heating and Parlor Stoves,
witb all tbo Vodern Improvements and ojaves* iencies. Stovse for Offices, Stores, Churches, Ho. tsls, Dining-Booms, Bed-rooms, any and all kinds and aa for prices, He Defies Competition!
He Is confident tbat be baa bought as low as anybody can, aad is determined not to ^e N E S O It la itaposslb i, for
HO
i. K. MAB8B
IOWA
REAL ESTATE AQENOY. FAUM8, WILD LAKDB, AJD4Oitv Property of every deecrlpiloa. Car Sale.
As eaperlence of ftfteen years esable us toiiksare satisfaetloa i» overy i«paitmeat of taslae reiattag to a «esmal Baal letate A«eaey.
le tbat anybody should have ainaa acTTsa ars maie.
•tovos, ALL ABE WARRANTED. Witb Oooklsg StoToe bo gives More Furnltore tbat is tonally filven aad delivers all Stow ia the city free of* Charge X!
Ia addition to Stoveo be keeps a general assort aset of TIs, Iron aad Copper Ware, Pressed Ware,
The New French Ware, Spoons. Ladles Preserving Kettles, Hafia Baker* tUiifM, aad tbo very aewsot tbiagoat, tbo
PatentMlrror Smoothing Irons, Tbsoe bssi bavo tb* aow laoliasd handle, aad
Patent Chilled Iron Faoe, wbteb retains tbo boat ono-third loa^or tbaa tho oommoa ones. Stove Pipe of all slsss aad kinds, ooMtaatlp oabaad. aad aa eatra ebarga lot riv. otlcf Joints to«otbor. Boysrs will cortalnly savo moaop by ealilag on & H1XDIB80N, foarlh Street, feu doors loath of the Post O&ee. •sSBdwtf
DR
Alsftt Htttam Jfaia itaas
Rtteaai
bert'a.
•9 -L 1
[SNOB, of 00-
P. DAUGHBBTY, nqriiotaa ««d •nrgeen^
XKRRE HAUTK, IND. WQlattead prompOy to all prefcesieaal oalla la
^ifiM "jrCTttwS( oorag Poartbaad Mala
aai2i
COODV7
FOB THS
4
*. $ ".I
Goods, to
•aa
ASOOONI8EOCSGL LO Wit
50 pieces French Merinos to be sold- at 76 cents. Former price $1.25. 20|} pieces Assorted Dresa Goods to be sold at 25, 40, and 50 cts. Fortr.of price, 50, 75 and $1,00. 5000 yards choice figured Delaines, I6fc 1000 yards Bleached Sheeting, tc be »old at 8i cents. 1000 yarda Bleached Shirting to be sold at 10 cents. 2000 lyards Bleached Shirting, yttrd wide fine, at 12} cents.
IT
C0EHBUD8 •AWBTT'S
Corner of Third and Main Streets, 1 ,.v*r*
C-
^00
E S S O O S
AT!
1
if,Alt 3 #t4e-
S A W I S!
.• -j ci-'j tr .1
OF ALL KINDS,
HABKEB BOWS
OLOAKINGS, trui 1 c-.-S- $m JM.IW v.t
BROADCLOTHS
e.-
rs
lwi» nil l»
DOCTOR WBITTIER.I
ADiploma
BXOVLABLT BBSD PHTSIUIAN.ae hi'f whlob hangs 1B bis office will ehow I has made Okrtmi* Dittam As sfady of hit lift, and! has a Union-wide rapetaMoa, having been toy" I located im fit. Z^rfstbaa any other.Chronio IHseas. I Physician.
Mnch of bis practice bas been of a private natare. £nUiw, 6ewrle*.«s«t, SrMwe, aU
M.«B. P.
rAfl+ Rai'ffatnfi 1 i®Be®t Fariaenhlp
Q*®" I The great waat ef tbo Oomtannlty, (a geaetal re-
Vri
dnotion la prices the basis of this partnership) A PBOMP? MDWW'MH-
Universal PatmuM
Will fiecars to tkorwpbMfa'
GREAT BLESSING! Beader, it reete with yssnsil toaMkko the
HOLIDAY S! Buckeye the People's Ston
1 1 I It eo, you become Partuers at oaoe oa tbo
liEfiw THAW COSOC I Hew Hoods Jul fteeelfeii
I
earn ZWssasss, fimMUe orlfsreiwtoJ Agtethmt qftVl Throat,Smer Bouss OrsHWi, gsmaa or U*p*mrc\ also, tbe efleots of a Solitary Habit Body aad ftfiad, producing blotches,
Habit, rolBons t! ibes. debility, im
potency, disalnsM,dimness of sight, oosfaston 11 forebowaxi ai ideas, evil I aversion to society, loss oil memory, weakness, act all tbeae i& any on I oase.bat aU ocourring fre^neatly to varioni1 cases aOTAcooroinodations ample, ebarges moderate I loarea guaranteed. Ooasnltatioas by letter or a| office, {Too. ISootoaoso oaa be properly treat*, ty Menstruation and Pregnancy, Sc. without aa intOTvlew, aad medicines, seoare troir observation, seat by mail or apress. Ho bln Irance to bnaiases in most oasso. .. Addrws Box 8092, St. Iioals, Mo.
Honrs—8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Office permanently I located at No. 617 8t.Cbarlea 8treet, between Si* til aad Soroatb.oao square South of Uadell Hotel, I retired spot la tbo cectre of the city.
Ooasultation rooasa, aad rooms tor tho aoeom I oodation of snob patients require daily persor %1 atteatloa.
XTBBTBODT
Can got, 18 a sealed letter aavelopojmy Theory Symptoms andTieatmont of SorToaaortaasy a* iexaalDissaaeOiOlearly doiiasatiag all tbe diseased sonditions, with tall SymMoia Lists, for tw threeeot postage stamps to prepay postage.-! Oircnlar for Ladies,relating to Diseiasee of Pcber spMwrlJ.
PUBLIC AUCTION
I offer tof sal* at my
Livery .Stable,
'.V
Several Soddloo aad Brtdka, aad all tbe tools aai implements asrsssiry to oarry oa tbebaslBOSS. Also, one '•Blaek Korgaa 8tallioa,M only eight yean old, soead, aad a sare foal^et tor—aae stylo aad fast trotter. Also,
One Jack, ^Tiger."
Tbe above property is in good order aad ooadi. tion, aad will be sold to tbo highest bidder, si thorn reserve. |3^o to oommeacoat lOo'olock a. m,
Ttaaa—Hole at six months, with approved eaoa* rlty, drawing la teres t, aad »alving valuation law*, 5 WttM.
yon become Partus** at oaoe oa tbo
Mutoiii Beaift^ Pfag
AND BUT SBT GOOD® AT
Great Eednotiona.
To form such a Partnership with tbe People I oar intention, and reqoireo thai oar tatesests should be mutual, tbat yoa map receive tbe tall
Benefit of Low Prices! We, of the first part, will give fho greatest amount of value for the least aoaey—and tbe People, of the aeoond part, to extend a liberal patronage in return. This done, and we pledge 4 a
LARGE DlVMElfDS, (In savlBss Money and recelviog more Ooods fcr a Dollar than otherwise) payable at tbo ttM, aad ai witb every purcba** made. We aew saUander tbe
M. B. P.
And what heretofore was a mystery, ertU aew become A "HOUSEHOLD WOBD,Mw 8*.cans? everybody ia personally inlrrseted ta su .4 enttrprlse wbe.eby Itiey receive a direct beaeit —and tbroogh thie medium— Small I'ro/Us being the Key to 1
1 d«few
t- ..
-1 In Terre BMie, lad.,
OB
Thursday, January 30th, 1868, My oatlio stooh, oeaslstiag of 10 Hsad of Harass aad BLaioe,
r.
3
4TopBaggi*s, S Opos Juggles, a Largo Carriages, 1 Bondowa Carriage, 10 sals Siacle Haraots, ,. 4 Sets Double Haraesa, 1 Large Blelgb, i.v a 3 Cattsrs, '^r-
Janldwtds
•V Oreeaoastio Banner, Boekvilie Bepabieaa. Bulllvaa Union, aad Parte Blade, copy and Bend bill to thii flffice.
MONUMENTAL,
rpHB UNDBKS1GNED is Agent A for tbe
CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE
Homwum. Tbia material la BwarislUHs. It ia As most Sltgmt and smssiiXtfa «f lAoHyHwt poWsk of any knowa materiaL Its ohief ooastltaoats are the same as Cleopatra'* Needle, aad Posapoy's Pillar, at Alexandria, ia Bgypt. wbleb stUl ro mala aafaspafrod by
THE
RATAon «r cnrtBus.
The superior beauty and darabUity of this ma. terial is Oaasiag a demaad far It ia tho Baotarn States, wher* it ia being adosted bp tba wealthier itoses ia preCtreaoo to Da Italian Marble.
A speclmea of this Granite may be aeea at tk Adame txprw OOee. Orders aad taqBlrisa will meet wKb »satt at.
Address, JAXXi •. WILt»05,
ntioa.
Be* Tat, Test* *Mt», Tad
HATS AND CAPS.
SW YOBK BAT ST OBI
Joseph C. Yates,,
JUST Uf BXOXZPT OP
RXerns1 Matmoi mU Mndt, Boys' Hala of all Undo,
3
MioeM'Ratir of aU mad*, lailiate' Hrta afall kind*. Aad at all ariose. aa. Hats aw4a to OKlsr oa sboct aotioe. Jfoau 'rJELK TALL SIMJLJB8,
Terra HaAte, i^d.
SUCCESS. s*
1 Etery Man, Woman ati.l Child wilt .bebensfltedte prjpoition to their waaU. f:
Bought at a great decline in prices, to be sold at flgares as
SMPEES». I^JPLI.N'5-76follows
Cents per yard—
yards doable width. This is nno of lluisnsi 1 est Hfduetlous -if the reason.
100 PATTERNS DKIW OVOPK, MK MSO.K*''
»nts per yard, Oyod eoough for th* asost fastidiooa to wear. DODBLK WIDTH OAMIKT ClOTHT— Broea,
.-J FLSEA^ I
0A88IMBRE8 i*4 ~v-aaJK^-
1
Satinets &c.
it WO CM:_
MASKED DOWN
\"i '*dJ-t-
35 to 59 Per Ceiit GALL ADD BE CONVINCED
GO
Stone, Bismarck and Oar net,
To tho nnlnltlated—aad
eeata ner y'd va
IBXNvH HSB1N09—Another Bed&ctlen cents a yard Tfto wonder is luW Dress Ooods ceo be.sold so eheap. The ]ldg«- :"m f* Explains th« Mpstbbt.'' LvSnI SILK VZLYCT8—for (aoehepSl ia«h19 width Cloak Velvets. Ill,Off peT' JUti, |(tasmings to match
A
STARTLING HSDWVZOll1
Sttactetfca
Wool Long Sbawlfl
}tf
Works well, aad is the mediant of iaftfSatioB forthe Feepfe.-
SO Days ago worth fM.
ft
CHINCHILLA CLOAKS, flO,U-{Thaaoo4i and TrlKimlageare worth M,00), acd «a# sold tS*i ohoapf This is BO mystery.
axd tax
ni%* rt Ucttq
00 HAND IN jumo. SLACK BKAVEB OIiOABB ABD JAQKBT8—W Bl»_ek_teav«r,_flue gnaUiy,fi,IO p«r/ard (Bverybody bays it now.) rilCH, AUHKai aad all hiads of
Fur-triomed Hoods, lncladl«^ l*A stooAai., Children's Pars. BRQDIBB POB WH3TB WWOi lttAV»BSB at*4 *1 coats a yard I Bed Blaaksts [TTt |ii gall worth 86,00 thirty days ago. ,b PBIKT8,' (Just resdved) choice •tyle»-3tea
Stylet-UK cento. MOBliUiS—Bleaoheo Mssliasl jMiclHa INtet a O 10 ceets per yard. od. If sent* per yard.
IWcoatt' .« I iAtlKS' DHDEBWKAB—FuU Stock Wrapper? acd Pants. Ohildrea'a Uhderwear: |OBKTa' CNDKBWJEAB—IksaWers had
Geata* Wbit.^ Cross Shirts. Hnananartait ti_ Ck'-tj' Psmbtifeg Good*, took at Otu OUrtf' and Hoslrry, with a general stookef a i. Dry Goods, Notions nfrfaac? torti* (Too large to ooamorate). todgHt tfauj* thededlia^ I and just reoelve1.wb]oh weaowefar br
HOLIDAY MMsSMi
•Hii
Through tho of the
l«(:udi
At snob tempting prioee that everybodr cannot* fail to be convinced as they read—tbat Wo TTI11 Sell CKeap! I To meet oar own, aad the expectattoas Of "all. and demonstrate tbo "Uataal BeneAt Psrtser ship" to bo "the gmt wait of theootaaaattf
W. S. KYCE & CO:
pRAIBIE CmPLANIHC MILLS'
OLIFT & WILLIAMS,
Maaafaotnrers aad Peal
CTS
ia
Sash, %-aiiood# JDooti4 ait) BUnd*, Windoto Frame* Door fitame*. Baliuater*, iw» i£fe|
flooring, Siding* ms'tet Brackets, Mouldings, Architraves, Stair Mails, a Newell Tosts, Planing, Scroll
Wood Turala^r,'
I Aad all Wood work.aoed ia baildiag, prepared to Order. Comer of Ninth aad Mulberry dtreeta. janSdtf
^AIFFIB^XMPEOY£D
V^:
3
^RCHIIECTS _ANBR(HLOEBIk
CLIPT & JW1LLIAJC8. Plana, dpeciflcations and "iiiirrlntsadnane ftirI nlshed for evory description of BaildiBg.
Office at Pralri. tHty Planing Mills, ooraoiW I Jftntb end Mulberry Streets. JaMtf
We are prepared to pat oa this Boot, aad warrant It for five yean. This is the beat aad fhrnuest Boof In uso, and is fire-proof. Call oa
eJ.
OLIFT A WtfcUAItt,
Prairie Olty Planing Mills, roraar of *th aad Mulberry Streets. JaMtf I ^BCHITECT A BULLDBB.
yRYlAOHi
Plans, SpecUcatloas, Vuperialeadaace, aad Detail Drawing* fnrnished for- every ilmiiliiilia «f Building*.
Omot.—ftootfc east ooraer of Mala aad Blltb Streets, ovarDonoaUy'e Drag More. ojrf mySCdly •ffW#
PLUMBING. B. BUOKSLXi being pnetkad PLDMBBB, ana at the request of aMap Met becs'to announce that be is now prepared to cote aU orders lath# abooobaeieeoateeoaaa*! 1th hU House Painting and firaUln*
BHOP—On Cherry Sweet, betwoea 3d aad tth SATES, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, A. fitted up an tU most e(pr«ved prior.iflM.
Hspoirtng promptly att»adatl to.
£1HSAF JOLLINJSBL.
a
*rsr
II kind* of Milliaery Oooda sold at COST dnriug Uw Winter saonthe, at Mrs. M. U. Abbott's,
Opposite the Poet OiiW. Peolddtf.
CO.,
TTNION 1NSUBANCB OR IJTDIAHAPOMFL
OttpttBi, e^or.soe Tas
Iumm
Ptaa lnntm Oo»ijfff«rIn.,
A 8took Company owa«d aad ooatr^Ue^ by,UHleading business men In ths State. The fwllowi area part of the QlunlbsHsts, Who are residents of Terre Haate, and to whom tr* would refer tboee wanting ooaad and WsMs insurance at ihlrratsa.
Preston Httssey, Pree't Natioa*' "tate Baal. J. B.
Oujai!H(hU°t
Druggie*. «& a mi igUti,-
B&U Offloe,over Poa^Jley'e 6rug 8tor..
FXAJ3 AND STEAM FIITTK0
VI Main Btrsot, Iwtweea gth aM 7th, FBSDEBIlt OClOKflS •evlng employed tbe service* of J.' t. foiiatym aw3i Kaowa D»*eH*ai wcateaa, he .**a M^ared to exeoote all ordexe ia tho above, hab 2MS, with prooiptare* and dispatch.
MERRB HAUTE OOM'L COJ
LXQI. COBKBB ZlfTB A XAIB 918. book-keeplag by single aad doahleeatry.ia.aII Ha ferms, as pertainiag to basla*** IMi Panmao •bip aad Arithmetic. Term* within fnash of tdl