Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 January 1868 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS

TEBBE HAUTE, IND.

Friday .Morning, an uarj 31st, 1868

THEBE would be as much propriety in an incendiary complaining of the expense of subduing a conflagration which hie torch had kindled as there is in the Democratic party howling about the "enormous expenditure" of public money incurred by the Union party in suppressing the Democratic rebellion.

THESE is no instance on record of a convict, on the eve of execution, making

his

soul wretched and disturbing the public

tranquility with fierce denunciations of the authorities for their "outrageous extravagance" in the arrangements for his capture, trial aDd hanging but the bellowing of the Democracy about the "outrageous extravagance" of the Repub lican

party in suppressing the Democratic rebellion is little less audacious than such a case would be.

Tbe Eastern Question-

j£j The principal metropolitun journals regard the long continuance of pence in Europe as exceedingly improbable. Tho Tribune speaks of the relations between Prance and Russia as anything but friendly. The Paris papers which are in the service of Louis Napoleon denounce Russia as the only power now disturbing the peace of Europe, whilo the organs tf the Russian Government denounce the influence of France as the only obstacle to the reconstruction of the Turkish Empire. The Government of Austria is in full accord with that of France. It has formally renounced nil opposition to the consummation of the unity of Germany and ot Italy—ol courso, its own German and Italian provinces excepted—and, on the other hand, declares that any attempt to unite the Slavi of the Turkish Empire into a Slavic Empire would be treated as a casus belli. All this indicates that for the present the Eastern question again occupies the first place in European politics.

"Anti-Masonry" Again.

An exchange discovers symptoms of the revival of the Anti-Masonic party in the fact thot the Kov. Mr. BLANCHARD, of Galesburg, Illinois, and Rev. Mr. FINNET, of Oberlin, Ohio, have been opening the batteries of the church upon the time* honored society of operative Masons.

The Roman Catholic Church, as it is well-known, has exprossed its decided disapprobation of secret societies, as ineons sistent with the entire confidence that should exist between the clergy and their penitents but no other communion has made the right of church membership tu depend upon a 1'reedom from other ties. Mr. BLANCHARD prevailed upon a Methodist conference to pass a resolution con* detnning secret societies, wliiio FINNEY succeeded in excluding Masons from tho Congregational churches of Oberlin, on the ground that such individuals cannot, in the nature of the case, give the requisite evidence of personal piety. What tr. FINNEY means by this assertion is hard to decipher. The questions put to an applicant for church^meinbership are wellknown and if a clergyman can enter into innocent matters of a privato nature, he might as well require a revolation of the interviews between counsel -and client.

Laird on tlio Stump.

The Democracy of tho First District, accuitomed to easy victories, prior to the exchange of Dubois and Martin for Perry, are unable to realize that their days ot domination aro numbered hence we ilnd a variety of candidates struggling for succession to the pen-knives, perfumery, pocket-handkerchiefs, and other miscellaneous perquisites, as well as pay and mileage now drawn by thnt amiable and handsomo gentleman familiarly known as "sweet William of Vincennes."

Among the names prominently mentioned in this connection aro those of ColCHARLES DKNBY, Judge BAKER, Judge PABBOTT and Judge "DAYY" LAIRD.— The three first named are gentlemen of respectable attainments, either of whom would probably be a decided improvement on the present incurabont. But "DAYY" has been a candidate time out of mind. He yielded the race to NIBLACK in 1866 with great reluctance and doesn't intend to b« either bluffed or crowded off the track this year. As an orator "DAYYJ flatters himself ho is a stupendous successHe orated at Evansville last Saturday before an admiring crowd, and paraded his historic lore with intense self-satisfac-tion. He was fresh from the perusal of somebody's history of the French Revolution, and expatiatod at great length upon the part borne by "ROBERT SPIERK" in that bloody drama 1 There was a world of pathos in his voice as he traced the history of tho trials and afflictions through which the great Democratic party had passed, and the more gallant portion of his audience were well nigh affected to tears when "DAVY" expressed his amazement that "she" had been able to withstand so much. But his eloquent predic. tions and glowing protraiture of "her" future achievements seamed amply to compensate for the years of contumely and degradation which "she" had endured.

Commou Sense from Kentucky. The Paducah Herald, heretofore one of the most blatant of all the rebel sheets in the Union, has at last decided that "kicking against tho pricks" is not a paying business. On the proposition to return JOHN TOVNG BROWN to Congress it says,: "We have no objection to tho reflection of Mr. Brown, under the circum, stances, we must, confer,

CHICAGO

cannot ap«

predate tho good policy of his re-election, nor the benefit that is to be derived from it to either his District, the StHie of Kentucky, the

South or the Democratic

0ftr

This present Congress will not admit, him while there are various sound and g00{ men in the District, any one of whom can gain the seat, thus saving a Demo cratic vote in Congress at a very important crisis, and rescuing the District and State from a whirl of angry passion which promises no good to our party in the November election, when canvassed north of the Ohio river."

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LIST SUFFERERS

Amount of Insurance toy the Various Companies.

Total Loan Two Million EigTUyFour Thousand Bight Hundred Dollars.?

Insurance One Million Five Hundred and Eighty-Six Thousand Five Hundred and Forty-

Seven Dollars#

The terrible conflagration which visited Chicago on the night of the 28th, has naturally excited an intense interest in the public mind to ascertain all the details of the fearful calamity. The following special dispatches to the Indianapolis Journal give the amount of each individual loss and the insurance thereon, and show to wnat extent tho various insurance companies are involved:

CHICAGO, January 29.

The fire last night, or rather the two fires, were more disastrous than at first supposed. The following are the approximate losses at the flrat lire in Burch's Block with the amount of insurance: J. H. Burcb, building loss $500,000, insurance $140,000 S. C. Griggs & Co., loss $220,000, insurance $80,000 Fieke, Keitland & Co., $10,000, injured for $10,000 Webster, Marsh & Co., $6,000, insured for $5,000 Rosenfels, Bros. $60,000, insured for $50,000 McDougall, Nichols & Co., $60,000, insured for $40,000 Schou bel & Co., $30,000, insured for $25,000 Haywood, Cartlidge & Co., $75,000, insurance $45,000 Manning, Bros. & West, $48,000, insured for $25,000 Simon & Strouss, $25,000, insured for $10,000 E. K. Kellegg, $45,000, insurance $35,000 Dunn & Co., $2,000, Insured for $2,080.

The total loss in Burch's block foots up $1,100,000, with an insurance of $700,000 ». (J. Griggs & Co., $5,000 in the Accidental of St. Louis $5,000 in the Tobacco Cential and throo other companies *in Cincinnati, $5,000 in each. McDougal, Nichols & Co. were insured mostly in New York.

The second fire swept everything from No. 4 to No. 22 on the north side of Lake street, between Wabash and Michigan avenues. The following are the sufferers, with the amount of each firm's loss, and the amount of insurance so far as it can be obtained:

Whitney Brothers, loss, $45,000 insurance, $50,000. Seymour, Carter & Co., loss, $85,000 insurance, $61,000, Carson, Perie & Co., loss, $95,000 insurance, §80.000, Merrill Hopkins, lo.-s $30,000 insurance, $25,000. Franklin Baker, lose, $15,000 insurance $10,000. Breenhams &Sboack, loss, $180,000 insurance, $160,000.' Baptiste Sawyer, building, loss, $100,000 insurance, $75,000. Fitch,Williams & Co., $60,000 insurance, $45,000. Keith, Wood & Co., $85,000 insurance, $50,000. G. M. Henderson & Co., $85,000 insurance, $85,000. S. Harris, $30,000 insurance $80,000. H. H. Kohn & Bros, loss, $100,000 insurance, $40,000. C. H. McCormick & Bro., building, $100,000 insurance, $50,000. Mrs. Foster, $2,000 $2,000. P. Butler, $6,000, and several otlior small losses, giving the total

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CHICAGO, January 29.

The following is the complete insuranco in the two fires mentioned above Hartford companies: JStna, $40,000 Charter Oak, $5,000 Connecticut, $11, 250 City Fire, $10,000 Hartford, $36, 000 Mershants, $21,225 Putnam, $10,000 Phoenix, $1,000.

Now York City companies: New Amsterdam, $20,000 Worth American $50,000 Arotic, $7,500 Standard, $7,000 American Exchange, $2,000 Citizens, $10,000 Lenox, $4,000 Continental, $13,000 Baltic, $5,000 Traders and Merchants, $10,000 International, $23,000 Yonkers, $10,000 Howard, $30,000 Home, $48,125 Security, $25,070 Irving, $5,000 Manhattan, $35,000 Harket, $11,500 Lorillard, 24,600 TJndeiwriters Agency,$50,000.

Illinois companies Aurora, $12,500 Illinois Mutual, Alton, $5,000 Farmers and Mechanics', Quincy, $12,500 Sangamon, Springfield, $5,000 Peoria, $2,500 Rock River, Rockford, $7,500 South Western, Cairo, $2,500 Winnescheck Freeport, $7,500.

Cincinnati, Ohio—Valley, $2,500 National, $5,000 Adams, $10,000 Western, $2,500 Central, $5,000 Commercial, $3,000 Enterprise, $4,000 Tobacco, $7,500 Farmers and Mechanics, $2,500 Eureka, $2,500 Farmers, $2,500 Buckeye Mutual, $13,000 Boatman9, $2,500 Burnett, $2,. 500 Miami Valley, 2,500 Lafayette, $2,500 Peoples, $2,500 Citizens, of St. Louis, $55,000 Accidental, of St. Louis, $5,000 Sun, of Cleveland, $5,000 Pacific, of San Francisco, California, $10,000 Western of Iowa, $10,000 State Fire, $25,000

Buft'alo Companies—Mutual Insurance, $10,000 Western, $20,000 Capital City, Albany, $5,000 Commerce. Albany, $20,000 PhCEnix, Brooklyn, $25,000 Atlantic, Brooklyn, $21,000. Other Eastern States: Narragansett, Rhode Island, $12,000 American, Providenco, $12,500 Atlantic, Providenco, $19,172 Providence, Washington, $12,000 Hope, Providence, $2,500 Roger Williams, $50,000 Merchants', Providence, 5,000 New England—Boston, $32,500 National, Boston, $10,000 American, Boston, $23,000 Springfield, Massachusetts, $17,000 North American, Philadelphia, $18,000 Corn Exchange, Philadelphia, $5,000 Home, New Haven, SI 6,000 Maryland, Baltimore, $5,000 United States, Baltimore, 2,500.

Foreign Companies Queens, London, $2,750 Liverpool, London and Globe, S91,000 North British and Mercantile. $7,500. Total insurance, $1,586,547.— Total loss, $2,084,800. Loss over insurance, $498,253.

OIK FOREIGN TRAVELLERS. The Hartford Press, in its first indignation over the arrest of G. Francis Train, suggested a very practical and entirely original view of the case: "If our fool's who go abroad, are not to be protected, vhere will be a sad falling off in foreign travel. In our opinion a bare suspicion of danger will lend an exhilaration to the enjoyment of foreign lands. Mr. Smith, wife, and the little Smiths, for instance, would experience quite a novel and delightful sensation, if the former could impress his family and his friends with a sense of his personal danger. Mrs. Smith would cling to his arms with such a delicious womanly tremor, and the little Smiths would grasp his coat skirts with such an extensive idea of their papa's importance, whonover an English policeman appeared. So far from there being a falling off in foreign travel, there would be quite the reverse. If the arrest of Mr. Train could be regarded as a reliable precedent, we should have a sudden exodus of Americans to Europe each gentleman would make a Fenian speech on the gangway just as tbe steamer pushed off, and when it arrived at Queenstown he would anxiously scan the crowd upon the wharf to discover the officer and his warrant.— Whether the World would continue to pay the expenses of such arrests, we cannot say. We do not advise any one to undertake the thing without a definite understftnding

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Poor Browo.

The unterriiled and unwashed Democracy of Breckinridge county, in the Second Congressional District of Kentucky, in convention conglomerated, -have resolved, with the usual amount of surplusage and exaggeration, that they foal themselves "aggrieved in consequence of tho flagrant outrage perpetrated against" rebel sympathizers and treason mongers by "the present unscrupulous Congress of the United States," in "willfully, wan« tonly, and with the intention ©f crippling the influence,"in any, way"of Kentucky,in the Congress of the nation, persistently refusing to admit" their "gallant repre« sentative, the Hon. John Young Brown-' one of tbeir model spouters of veiled treason, and strongest opponents of national progress and unification. After declaring the "duty of the Democracy in State Convention assembled to express their indigs nation at the infamous treatment," etc., etc., they proceed further to announce that "it will be the duty, as it will the pleasure, of his constituents to again return him to Congress."

Poor Brown 1 It his followers insist on using him as a foot-ball, he of course will offer ho objection. Some vessels are made to honor, some to dishonor.—Chicago Journal.

eminently wise and timely bill is now before the House of Representatives, providing that tbe appointment of all agents of any department of tho gov* ernment, whose salary shall exceed five hundred dollars, must be confirmed by the Senate. As matters now stand, the Treasury Departmeut can and doe.-! appoint Bpecial agents, with vast and unlimited authority, who have more real power than regular officials. For example, not long since, one of these special agents retired from Chicago, to which he came a few months before, a poor ma worth his tens of thousands, and soon after another "special" was in tho field whose author!ty was so great that, according to one of his /riends, a purse of 100,000 would have been made up for him if he had only winked at the doings of the "ring. We are prepared to believe it. He was clothed with the power to check or tolerate the frauds being perpetrated in this city and vicinity. He may have withstood, the temptation, but however that may be, ii is certain that if the Senate is to exer cise authority in the filling of offices, should in filling those most vital to the revenue of tho government. The bill is not a party measure, but one which all honest and sensible men will approve. Let it be passed, and, if necessary, "the veto of the President to the contrary notwithstanding."— Chicago Journal.

Mineral Resources of Indiana.

In an essay prepared for the State Board of Agriculture, and published in the reports just issued, Prof. Brown says, "making a liberal allowance for faults and defects in the coal beds, it is safe to ass sume that Indiana has a coal deposit equal to ten feet in thickness, covering an area of eight thousand square miles." Reducing this to tons or bushels or resolving it into its market value in dollars and cents, would in either case give a sum of the magnitude of which the mind could have no comprehension. If we were to con* sume a million of tons a year the supply would last seven thousand years. What an immense magazine of power. What reservoir of comfort in the long dreary winters of the future —[iV. W. Farmer.

THE Indianapolis

the second fire at $1,000,000, with an insurance of about $700,000. The total los? by both fires is about $2,200,000, and the insuranco about $1,400, 000. [Socond Dispatch.]

Journal very perti

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A Physiological View of Marriage,

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PRIVATE DISEASES ef BOTH SEXES, treated successfully, and the Dan sers incident to PBCQNAKOX arising from Malfor mation, General Debility, or other causes, EHTIHE LY obviated by our BEMEniEs and PBEVSNTATIVSB which consist of a new. simple, convenionc and efficient form of Bemedial Agents, the Scientific result of Physiological, Chemical and Jlficroscop ical Investigation, and which, locally applied by the patient, BEADIH aud with aaoaEgT, entirely dispense with Iuicctions, Instruments, and Med icines per MOUTH. Unclose stamp for PBIVAIK Circular, DOCTOR WALTER, 907 Broadway. New York.

FOUNDRIES.

VIGO FOUNDRY

AND

MACHINE-SHOP

Notice of Co-Partner ship

The undersigned have formed a Oo-Partnership in the above works under the name aud style ot

SEATS, HAOER & CO

Steam Engines, Mill Gearing, Machinery of ev ery description, and all kinds of Iron and Bras Castings, made to order, at these Works, situated near tha Terre Haute Indianapolis, and the Evansville A Crawfordsville Bailroad Depots. «3T Repairing promptly attended to. OBQEB8 SOLICITED

«. 8 1

JAB. SKATH. J. B.HAGEB.

anl7dwilm H. H. BEACH.

gAGLE IRON WORKS,

Comma FIBST AND WALNUT STRBETB,

TERKffi AUTE, IND.,

WM. J. BALL & 00., Proprietors (SNRCKHSOBS TO JOSEHH GBOVBB.) 3 MANOFACTDBEBS OF"

Portable 4 StationaryEngines

iXOURINU AND.SAW MILL MACHINERY,

COKN-SHELLEIW AND CANK MILLS AND MACHINES! 6ENEHALLI, Iron nnd llrsss Castings, «frc

Having an ox tensive Eatabiishmert, well stock ed and in fall operation, we are piepared to do all kinds of work in our line, in the .best Btyle and at short notice. ORDERS SOLICITED

Jftnl3d3mwly

T. U. MC'ELFRLISLF. B. F. DLNGLSFC. J. BARNABD

PHEIIX FOUNDRY AND

Machine Shop, McElfresb, Mengler &

CQ.,

S. E. cor, 9th & Eagle Hts., near Passenger Depot, TKBBB HA DTK, IND.,

Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Mill Machine' ry, House Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Ciroular Saw Mills.

Special attention paid to tbe manufactore and repair of Brass Work, Patent OOioe Models', Ac. Wc are also prepared to cnt Toothed or Cog Oearings of either Oast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brass, in the moat perfect manner.

V3S~ Bepairing done promptly. All parties connected with this establishment being Practical Mechanics of seveial(yetu'B experience, we feel safe in saying that we can render full Battstactlon to our customers, both in point of workmanship and price.

The highest price paid for all old scrap Iron delivered at the "Phoenix Foundry," near tho Passenger Depot.

McELFBESH, DENOLEB & CO.

nugo4d6orrctf

The Great English Remedy. Sin JAMES CLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS,

Prepared from a Prescription of Sir J. Clarke, I)., Physician Extraordinary to the Qneen. This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cur of all tlio painful and dangeross diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It moderates nil oxcesses and removes ail obstructions, from whatever cause.

TO MARRIED T.AOim

it is p&rticularlyfenlted, It will, !u a short time bring on the monthly period with regularity,and although powerful remody, does not contain anything hui tful to the constitution. In all cabea of Ngrvous nnl Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of tho Heart, Hysterics and Whites, It wiil effect a cure when all other means have failed. Full directions In tho pamphlet around each package.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

BEWABE OF OOCXTKHRSITR. Observe [the name of JOB M09KS on the package—purchase none withont it—AII. others are base and worthless imitatluuM.

N, B.—One Doilar, with fifteen cents for post age, enclosed to the sole Proprietor, JOB MOSES, •ii Cortlandt street, New York, will iusure a bottl« ol the genuine., containing Fifty Pills, by return mail, Bocurely soaled from all observation.

LIFE-HEALTH—STRENGTH!! LIFE-HEALTH—STHENGTHI! The (treat French Bemedy.

Delamarre's [.Specific Pills Prepaied by OABAMCIEAB A DCPONT, No. 14 Hue Lombard, Pari., and highly recommended by tbe entire Medical Faculty or' Franoe.

Are a most energetic and efflctent Remedy In cases of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness Nightly, Dally or PBEHATCRE Emissions Sexual Weakness or IMPOTENCY Weakness arising from Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses Relaxation of the Genital Organs Weak Spine "Lime" or "Brick-dust" deposits in the Urine "Milky Discharges," Ao., and all the ghastly train of symptoms arising from Overuse or EaoeMer.

A Pamphlet, containing foil pariioalars, with Directions and Advice, printed (n French, Gxr. man. Spanish and Knglish, accompanies each bos and will be eent by mail,' free of coat, to any one wha will write lor it.

Price 11,00 Per IBox, or 8li Boxes for 16.00 ASK FOB DKLAMARBB'S SPECIFIC PILLS, AND TAKE NO OTHERS.

Sold by all tho principal Druggists, or will be sent by mail, securely sealed from ot*er?ation, on receipt of the apecifled price by any advertising Agents, or by the so) Proprietors, OSCAR O. MOSES CO., ST Cortlandt Street, New York. Agents for Terre Haute and vicinity,

I. L. MAHAN & OO.

Orders by mail promptly attended to. lstp BOW KOD—WKOW-lyear

QHKAP MrLLINBKt.

kinds of Millinery OMI.HU at COS1 daring tha Winter awatk*, at Km. M. H. Opposite itePent Q&oe.

MljLUNEfY.

-KS-

-"'spew

Dres^ Sacquc and Cloak ~~—CUTTER 2

cat* on scientific principles, and warranted to GIVE SATISFACTION!

iflf- iAteo a fine assortment of

LATEST STYLE TRIMMINGS

No. 85 Main Street,

M. A*. ~W ALTER

CHEAP MILLINERY NEW STOCK OF TMB

A E S S E S :a^A*«aH

THE

BO'S

•stl':

ATt

S. K. HENDERSON'S

Vour Doors South of the Post Office, on fourth Street,

KNOWINGbeen(better

that the Public has

long demanded a class of 3toves than has heretofore gederally offered In this market, S. R. HENDEBSON has this season se leeted with great care, from the most popular and Celebrated Patter**, known In the country: East or West, an assort ment ol Cooking and Beating Stoves, stieh as are rarely ever collected together in one House.

Among his stock may be found the leading Stove of almost every prominont Manufactarer in the coanttj.

Heating and Parlor Stoves

with all the Modern Improvements and conveniences. Stoves for Offices, Stores, Churches, Ho. tell, Dining-Rooms, Bed-rooms, any and all kinds and as for prioes.

He Defies Competition

He is confident that he has bongbt as LOW as anybody can, and la determined not to ie N E S O It is impossible that anybody should havd strata Stoves, for HO BITTIK are made.

ALL ABE WARRANTED

With Cooking Stoves he gives

More Furniture that is Usually tiiven

f1?

and deliver* all Stow In the city

a Free of Charge 2 In addition to Stovee he keeps a general aasor ment of Tin, Iron and Copper ware, Pressed Ware,

Tbe New French Ware,

Spoons, Ladles Preserving Kettles, Uaffla Bakers Waffle Irons, and the very newest thing ont, the

PalenlMlrror Smoothing Irons,

These Iron* have the new inclined handle, and

Patent Chilled Iron Face.

which retains the heat one-third longer than the oomason ones. Stove Pipe of all sizes and kinds constantly on hand, and no oxtra charge for riv etlng Joints together. Buyers will certainly save money by calling on

S. R. HENDERSON,

Fourth Street, fonr doors Sonth of the Post Office. se2Sdwtf

J, P. MoDONALD, (Successor to A. A. ABNOLD) deaieb IN

Books, Magazines, Papers

Stationery, &c.,

POST Orrios LOBBX TER&C HAUTE, IIU Novlddly

OWEN TULLCB I, K. BETAN

E. R. BRYANT & OO.

(Successors to J. H. TURNER,)

Forwarding A Commission Merchants DEALERS IN Grain, Flour and Salt

Highest market price paid for all kinds of Grain

Agents for STAB UNION LINE. Ware Honse on. Main

Strset,

Near the T. H. A I. B. B. Depot f2fidwtf

pRAIRIE CITY PLANING MILLS OLIFT & WILLIAMS

Manufacturers and Dealers in

Flooring, Sash, ... Siding, Doors, Brackets, Blinds, Mouldings, Window Frames Architraves, Door Frames. Stair Bails, BeUlusters, Newell Posts,

£c.,£c.t

Planing, Scroll Sawing

Wood Turning1,

And all Weod work.nsed in building, prepared to Order. Corner of Ninth and Mnlberry Streets. janSdtf

^RCHIIECTS JLND BUILDERS CLIPT & WILLIAMS.

Plans, Specifications aud Superintendence fur nlshed for every description of Bniiding. Office at Prairie City Planing Mills, cornerfof Ninth and Mnlberry StreetB. jaSdtf

TTTAEREN'S IMPBOYED

It ROOFING. Wo are prepared to pat on this Boot, and. warrant it for five years. This is the best and cheap est Hoof in use, and is fire-proot Gallon

OLIFT & WIIILIAMB,

Prairie Oity Planing Mills, corner of Sth and Mulberry Streets. ja8dtf

^RCHITECT & BUILDER J. A. VRYDAGH.

Plans, Specifications, Superintendence, and D* tail Drawings furnished for every description of Buildings.

Orrrom.—South east corner of Main and riftb Streets, ovtr Donnelly's Drug Store.

my28dly

HABBIBT.

IOWA

J. E. MABSH

REAL ESTATE AGENCY. FABMS, WILD LANDS, And Oity Property of every description, for Sale.

An experience of fifteen years enable ns to Insure satisfaction in every department of business relating to a general Beal Estate Agency.

HARBERT & MARSH,

54 WALNUT STBXKT,

nzrdwly Des Moines, Iowa.

HABLNET AND CARPENTER

\J WOBK. The undersigned wonld respectfully announce to the citiaena of Terre Haute and viotnity, that he is prepared to do Jobs in the Cabinet Carving and Carpenter line. Also, repairing Furniture dona in the best style. A. MOENOB, Kas) National Boaid, one-half Square east of Oil. bert's. dec5d3ia

JOHN ARMSTRONG,

itansmlth and__Stenell Carter.

Flour, Whisky and daok bran da, also Plates for Marking Clothing, ont to order. Qunj made aid repaired in tha beat of sty^e.

All work warranted to give saUatsotioa. tthop door last of tbe New Court Honse, |lo sSrsat, «ttbe Yigo oomrtiftj Scales, fdl

«RYCOQJS,

jr Qii

tary

L*-.

A. NIPPERT

MARCH

The remainder of his WINTER STOCK

3®fJ

Stairs.

I"*j "i*

CHEAPEST III THK CITY At No, 85 Main Street. (UP STAIRS.)

MISS 8ALLIE HASTINGS.

STOVES :AND TINWARE

STOVES Large Stock and Low

These Good a are all NEW and Desirable fcifi a3„4 consisting of

... M,

Merinos, Plaids, Alpaccas, Lusters, Delaines, Cloths, Cleanings, Shawls Breakfast Capes, Sontags, Hoods, NnfcUb, Flannels, Blankets, Coferitds, *c.

W I OFFER A FEW SETTS OF A

r-:

jet1"

-wj

"ink.

sm'

AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES

These Must be Sold!!

Call and see them. Now is the time to purchase Goods on your own terms.

MUSICAL.

MUSIC,

J. Q. LINDEMANN,

.. DSALKB IN

FI AI¥0H HELODKONS

Violins, Guitars, Flutes, and all kinds of Music* Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street, 7 TBBBS HADTK. INDIANA.

TUNING AND B1CPAIB1NO of PIANOS and other Instruments will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will ba taken in tnada foi N£W ONBS. aulOSdwtt J- IjINDEMANN.

L= KISSNER'S

PALACromilfflC!

48, Ohio Street,

,. 0PP08ITK THK COURT HOVBB,

EBRK-HAUTK. IND.

This being the largest and moat elegant Mask)

IN THIS STATE

rit

want

of fine

I AN OS

HEIiODEONN,

O £t & A. N S,

And smaller Mnsioal Instrnmeuts, and Musical Merchandise of every description, Sheet Music and Instruction Book*, should not failte visit the

PALACE OF MUSIC.

-j

•ar All kinds of Mualcat InatromeoU raDaltetl In tbe moat mann«r.

DRY GOODS.

CANTON FLANNELS! CANTON FLANNELS! CANTON FLANNELS! CANTON FLANNELS!

Mr MARKED DO WN. S0»

MARKED DOWN

mr MARKED DOWN m- MARKED DOWN.

75 PCS. OF 75 PCS. OF 75 PCS. OF 75 PCS. OF

Ibleachsd snowur COLOBED

At Fifteea, At a Skilling,

At Bighteen,

At Twenty &e..

Eiira Width Canvas! Extra Weight Cantons! Extra Twill Cantons! Extra Fleece Cantons!

.»?-•:•£* rat

At EDSALL & C0.U At EDSALL & CO/S, At EDSALL & 00,'S, At EDSALL &

G0.%

!v tf/fVPftSW

C0KNE& 4TH AND MAIN. CORNER 4TH AND MAIN. CORNER 4TH AND MAIN. CORNER 4TO AND MAIM.

J^OTICE.

9r.D. BATES, of Oalliovn, nig.,

1* new ready to send by mail four Maw BecalpU, which are entirely saw and perfectly lab to as. and sor. to cxire! A Vegetable Syrup for Flax and Chronic Dyaentecy, a Tagatabia Iteh'Salve, a Sure Cora for Ague. Qa reclpt ei|l|I will sand by rot urn mall full dlMctioas ftr making aad ustac tha above mediotaes, aad if yen win asks aad ase than accardiag to diraeMons aad a ear* is not aiTected in a very skort tlae, I will ratnra your money. Address D*. D. BATBK

Janl7dw3w 9S Oalhoun P(.,Illa,

B. P.

Benefit Partnershlir

tfcjsgreat want af tha

Universal Will Stcsn to tki 1

FtRS'f',

taut

AT COST!S

g6Mrm|

dnction In prices tbe basis of this partnership)

A flJifl MWMnrWB

GREAT BLESSING}

Buckeye the Peoples Store

rt ao7 yoa becose Partners at oaae oa\k«

ANP BUT DBT 400DS Ar

Great Redaotkuw.

aooald pe nmaal, thai jom tMaiv*!!* fBll

Benefit of Low Biioeaf

We, of the flrst part, will fiva tha gfwtsst amount of valne for tha least money—and the People, of the eeooad part, to extead a liberal patronage in retarn. Thla dona, ao« wo aiaice you

LARGE DIVIDENDS, £n..**T£8 »nd »aertviM more8cdeter Dollar than otherwise) payable at tka time, and with every purchase made. We new Sallnnder the

m. :p.

And what heretofore waa a mystery, will now become

A "HOUSEHOLD WORD,"

Because evenbody is personally intereatedls enterprise whereby they receive a direct heneflt —aad through this medium—

Small Profits being the Key to SUCCESS. Every Man, Woman and Child will 'bebeaefted in proportion to their wants.

New Goods Just lecelved)

Bought at a great decline In priceSL to ha aold at flgarea as follows: IMPB1S8 POPLINS—75 Cento per yard 1.AQU yards double width. This Is one or tho greatest Reductions of the season. 10# PAfTBBNB DBBSfl QOOD8, Bilk Sulpe. 85 ^n.^.,per

y.urd- Oo°*

anongh for the Moat

fastidious to wear.

DOUBLE WIDTH OAMLIT CLOTHT—Brown, Stone, Bismarck and Garnet, 80 eants per r'd ••BBHUH MKBltJOS-Anotlwr' Beda^ion-K

Jfnl? a yard 1 The woadac ia how Areas Goods can be sold so cheap. Th»

EXPLAINS THK MTSTBBT, «I-

LYOK9 SILK VKLVKTS—For Clask^M width Cloak Velvets, |U,00 per IBM, trisaraings to match I

STARTLING REDWElOM

To the uninitiated—and whjr.f BMMMtha

M. B. P.

Worka well, and is the medium of iBfttlMUoft for tbe Peeple.

Wool Long

Sbawla t^SO

60 Days ago worth S.OB.

CHINCHILLA CLOAKS, 910,00—(The Goods and Trimming are worth 910,00). aad why sold so This Is cheap no mystery.

LIBERAL PATBOJTACUE tin in

-mam-

go hand i^Nr BLA.CZ BBAYKB CLOAKS ABB UBUNL Black Beaver, fine quality, |5,M per yard (ITery body boys it now.) -1... T1TOH, MINK and all kinda of rnsa-Mrifc

Fur-trltnm6d Hoods, including a fall stock Children's Fnrs. ENQUIRE FOB WHITE wnnr. ri.iim.Ta 60 cents a yard I Bed Blanket pair worth $6,00 thirty days ago. PBINTS, (Just received) chotoe atylMMNew

Styles—lik cents. MD8LIN3—Blesu&ec Mnsllnal yard wide. ii)£ ct*. per yard. Unblaaohed Maalins 1 yard wMe 10 ceets per yard. Heavy yard wide Unbleached. 1* per yard. Good qaality, yard wide 12k centsLAti£S' UNDEBWKAK—Fnll 8to«k Wrapt^rf and Pants. Ofalldren'a Ututarwear: GENTS' UNDEBWSAB—Diiwecs an4 Sbirti

Genu* Wblta Drefli Sfairta. Heanqaarterv lnn GeoU* FornUhiog Oooda. Look at onr Otona and Hrnirry, with general stock of

Dry Goods, Notions and Fancy floods

(Too large to enumerate), boaght since the decHae and Just received, which we BOW offer for HOLIDAY SALESU

Through the medium of tha $*» JBdK. At snch tempting prices that everybody .cawot fell to be cdnvlnced as they read—that We Will Sell Che^T To meet our own, and the expectations or all, and demonstrate the "Mutual Benefit Partaarship" to be "the great want of theoommaikitjr."

d&w

RYCE & CO,

ASTROLOGY.

LOOK OUT. GOODEW8 FOR

A mil

•1,000 TO ANT PERSON WBO WILL XQUAL MADAMS BAPHAEL IN IBM PBOFKSSION.

fTlHE NBYBR AMB BAPHAEL ia tha beat. She succeeds when all others have failed. All who at* trouble—all who have been unfortunate all whose fond ho pea have baa* dlstppoimUdt aMSM and blasted by false promises aud deoeit—all wha have been misled and trifled with—all 8y fo Bar for advice and satisfaction. All who are la da»bt of the affections of thoae they love, consult her to relieve aud satisly their afaids.

Ia Love Affairs Sbe Never falls.

She has the seoret of wimaiag tha aliintlons af the opposite sex. She shows yon the llkaaeas of your ftitore wife or bnibaad, or abeent friend.— She gnldes the single to a happy marriage, aad makes the married happy. Her aid and advice has been solicited in Innumerable iaataacavwd the result has always been the meaaaof secarlng a

Speedy aad Happy Marriage,

She is, therefore, a aura depaadaaaa. It la wall known to the public at large that aha waa tha flnt. aad shaia the oaly peraoa in thla ootta try Who ean show the likenesa in reality, aad who caagtea aatlra satisflsotioB on all tha coaaeras ot Ilk, which can be teated and proved by thousands, both a*r tried and single, who daily and eagerly visit has.

To all in business hor advice ia invalaable. She out foretell, with tho greatcat certaiaty, th»result of all commercial and basinees transactions.

Lottery nambers given withont extra charge. MADAME BAPHACL ia a bona Me Astrologlsf that every one can depend upon. She is tha greatest Astrologist of the aiaataaath oentury. It la that well-known fact that makaa ill Iterate are! ders copy her advertisements and try to Im( bar.

Madam. Baphaei ia the seventh daaghtav of tha seventh daughter she was bora with a artural gift sho can foretell your very thoaghta. .Sba also cures drunkenness.

All interviews strictly private aad confidential. As a Female Phyelelan her remedies aatlr Ml to cure all female irregularltlea, and to untdaw the monthly flow, without danger or exposure.—' They caa not injure, bat, on the oontiary they Improve the health.

Therefore, come one, come all,

111 Rjchand, bet. Ceitral

htiu

Address Look Box 631.

ail Jikl°

Cincinnati, Ohio.

TEBMS.—Ladies, |1 Gentlemen, 11,60. N. B.—The Madame will answer no letU rs erltliont a fee of VI (tad a S~cent s.t419B.tf iocloeed.'

OOKS fiNJ) STATIQKJI#^

M. W. O'CONNELL*

Haadiefoeed of hla Cndertafeing Bnstaeae, jHof' had become neoeasary in oonseqnsscaof the ruid increaae of his

BOOK TRADE,

He will new devote his batire attentkB to tbe letter branch of batfaeM, aad witk a Ml aad complete stock of Books and StatlttBery.

SCHOOL, BOOKS,"

HAfiAZnrfiS,

PAPEBS,

Asks a aontlnnauce of the trade haratofecejm lftMslly beetnwivi. edBdwtf'

JOHH SR.

Karl/'s Bloek, lo. 80 Terro Hftnte,

Mala

MOWBlankets,Jeaas,

reepeatfully reooaasaada ed stock of Flaaaaia,

,o2

Waa^n inU.,

Linsns, Coverlets, aud WacOea. Kait^. ting Tarns, of different kiads. BrtnglSl.a bled to warrant the fl«at aaattfy el most reapectfnily invite Ladlee a% to call aad inspect them. Wooltakit far th», Itigb^i tpaifcat.