Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 February 1868 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS-

TKraw HAtii'E. IKD.

Saturday Morning, February 8th, 1868

THIS New Orleans Times of tha 30th 8»ys: "A rumor waa current yesterday that General JameB B. Steedman, the present Collector of Internal Revenue, had tendered his resignation to the authorities at Washington, to tako effect at the expiration of one year from the date of his appointment. The many friends of General Steedman will hear of this determination with profound regret.'

So far as we are informed, the friends of STEEDMAN are confined mainly to that very select circla the ex.sutlers of the District of the Etowah whose profits were wont to be divided with JAMES B. It is jcujt possible they may bo able to survive their "profound regret" when tbey "hear •f thisd£tei%ination." A *.•

ITdoes not|appear to bo generally under stood whp i^the next in line of promotion in caEe of death or removal from office of the Governor and Lieutenant Governor. Prior to last March tbe Secretary cf State waa next in succession, bat the last legislature pitssed an act'providing "that if case of the removal fro:n office, death, resignatioa, or inability, of both Gover nor and Xiieuteaant Governor, vacancy occur the office of Gov ernor, the President of tuo Senato shaU act as Governor until the vacancy be filled, and if there be no President of the Senate, the Secretary of State shall convene the Senato for the purpose of elect ing a President thereof."

A fireenfcaeK PccuUsnty. A correspondent relateB an incident that happened at the office of the Treasurer of State, which affords a good illustration of one of the many peculiar ad vantages cf greenbacks. The deputy treasurer was carryiog a tray containing bank bills across the room, upon tho top of tho pile being two ?§00 bills, one cf them A gresab&ck and the other a national bank bill, When passing the open •tove door the top ono blsw off, and was drawn into the stove, and beforo it could be recovered, was entirely consumed with the exception of a small corner, sufficient to identify it, and there will be no less as a consequence. Had it happened to the national bank note, tho part recovered would not have been identified by tho bank, and it would have been impossible to have realized anything.

A Significant Fact.

But little notice seems to have Deen tan ken of the resignation by the Hon. Ai/ FBED PZTEB EDGEBTOJT—the gilt-edge bonilhoider, Daaocratic greenback candidate for Lieutenant Governor—of that lucrative sinecure, the office of Superini tendent of the dai'uact institution yclept tho Wabash and Erie Canal. It is a wonder that he could forego the emoluments of that position, especially if he did not make the $98,000 that be "assumed" to have made by "speculation on tho necessities of the government." Thero is more significance in tliia resignation than appears on its face, as will be painfully apparent to EDOEETON aad his friends, during the campaign. When the Democracy exhume anotner fossil, they will bo more careful to look to his record during the years of his suspended political animation. Whilo A. PETER has besn beneath the Burface of political life, ho has had mat« ters of much greater personal moment to attend to than the manufacture of such a roeord as would fit him for his present trying7position. Some of these matters are connected with the management of xne W. & E. Canal, ani will be ventilated at the proper time.

^Alabama.

Such intelligence as we have from the Alabama election—at the present writing —indicates the probable defeat of tho new constitution. This unfortunate result, if obtained, is due to the singular, unnecessary and unjust feature of tho original reconstruction act which requires a majority, not of all the vote* cast, but of ail the registered voters, to carry ratificationThere is neither sense nor reason in such a provision and, whatever may provo to be the result of the election in Alabama, Congress should see to it that the loyal men who are carrying forward tho work of reconstruction in other States are relieved from the workiug of zo 'obstructive and objectionable & provision. It is enouga for the Unionists of the South to be required to vol"? down active, voting opponents of reconstruction but to have the votes of loyal men neutralized by the indifferent, sick, d«ad and other absentees, is to pile the burden on tho shoulders of the friends of restoration with quite too lavish a hand. Whatever may bo done with other sections of the pending supplemental oconstruction bili, that section which cor.rccts this gigantiG evil should be speedily pressed to a final vote, and a finni vjie, in tLia case, moans .: passage' uvvr an ExecuUvo veto.

HcCuilcekr* i'igcrcs.

Tho very singular mathematical calculation tsiegrapnodfrom Washington a few days ago, by the Agents of thAssociated PreEu, in reference to tho number of removals made by tho President, and how mucis they bad cost the country, together ^jth a coap.iri.on of the cost of other removals made by JoHXsON'stubordioatee has clicitid a great deal of comment.— In some quariersit has been denounced a» altsgetcer false, a base fabrication contrived for the purpose of throwing odium upen Mr. Boll ins. Internal Revenue Comaii*3ioner, by insinuating that removals made through Jbis influence were moro costly to |the country than those made directly by the President.

But the Associated P*Q?B ago.its who sent it face the music like men, bravely assume th9 responsibility and declare, unequivocally, that the calculation is geauine and that it was made up by Secretary McCuLtocff.' if^qot MI tttaishape in which it Was given to the"" public, very nearly so, with comparison between the depreciation of revenue in tho districts where Johnson had matie removals with

that in districts wheu?® °J the Iteasdlwjia4 made Wem 5

giving in |*ay all Ifjo -K. JL YGFRTA

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which the' veiyfeange ft' dispatch of last week were fou^ded-

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Tbe Charge of Drunkenness against General Grant. The copperhead newspapers and the Wendell Phillips school of radicals are singing in chorua just now a song of grief arid wretohedness over what tSey call General Grant's drurifcenness. These chorus singers being General Grant's eneuiios, we do not wonder to hear this singsong from them. But, the Commercial, which is not or.o of the most zealous ef Grant organs, puis a quietus upon this falsehood. It says '•Observe that not one of these, demon, strativo persons kaoWo anything Or hu, her, or its own knowledge. They have he-ird minora, «md forthwith the long-roll is beaten. The whole of these rumors grew out, of a single allegation. This, tor a wonder, is tok'rab'y explicit. It is that General Grant was seen drunk on the street in Washington, on Sunday, the oth of January, about the time the people were returning from church. Some one said he was, etc. We have not yet the uame of any one who saw, or says he saw. or st.vs he thought he saw, General Grant on the occasion referred to. Happening the other day .0 rceat a gentleman who Waa with General Grant on the evening of Sunday, the 5th of January, and who is very well acquainted with Mm, we asked what General Grant's condition was. We were promptly answered that he was porfectly sober, and that there was nothing in his appearance to indicate habits of hard drinking. This testimony is a3 responsible as it is explicit. We presume it can be backed by all the confirmation needed.'

The Present Situation Italy. A Florence letter in the Paris Tempa gives the following details respecting the situation of Itaiy and the state of parties

Italy has not over 400,000 soldiers at present under the flag her army consists of mily five clauses of 50,000 each—those of 1862 to 1860, and the last named has not yet .assembled, although called out, Tho .- umber on paper ft, therefore, 200,000. Instead of 200,000 needle guns and 60,000 Ohessepots stie is said to possess, Italy has only 25,000 guns of a new Eng iish patent. She will eventually have 202,000, 25,010 having to be delivered every month until that number is attained. As to the fleet, for ten flrst-class ships of the line in the port of Naples, read three of the second class, and these only flttinout. Italy, at the present moment, not ready for any thing such is the truth. She expects to be prepared in four or five months. 1 must add that for the present moment so far as I know, the current of Italian di cldmaoy does not tend to a rupture with i?raacej and to an allianco with the poBsi ble advoisuries of the latter. General Menebrea desires and hopes to

enaral, does not desire a Conflict with on the subject of Rome for the present, but only at a later period, should certain eventualities qccur. For the present it only wishes to maintain a state of discontent, with the object of obtaining the recull of the Italian Ambassador in Paris.

Seneral Grant and His Oefaniers. No sooner had Genoral Grant retired from the War Office than stories were put in circulation that he had broken faith with the President. The Washing too. correspondent of the N. Y. World was the first to put the ball in motion, and all the copperhead papers followed suit.--It was positively asserted that members of the Cabinet who were present stood ready to testify that the General, in his interview of Saturday, promised to con fer with the President the next Monday upon the course to be pursued by the former toward Secretary Stanton, which he did not do. After due Waiting General Grant and his friend, General Sherman, quietly waited upon the President to in? quiro into the truth of the report that the charge of bad faith originated with him. Bearded thua in hi' own hall, Johnson came out with a complete disclaimer, thus putting to rest this charge of prevarication preferred against the General by his copperhead defamers.

So is il with all these miserable defa mations. They have no foundation in tnuL Grant is above reproach in private life and public service. We in this «oc* uection publish what the Galena Gazette says, under the above head

The floodgates of defamation have fairly opened upon General Grant again The Copperheads abuse him (if abuse from aucU sources can be oalled so) in their best strain, and lie about him on system The Chicago Times takes the load in the onset of villainy, and puts in' its blows as if directed in pure malice, while tuo lesser lights follow on in hum. bio imitation, and bard as tbey can, work up thoir several parts as woil as they know how in the descending scale. As a spocimeu, we copy an article from the Chicago Journal, which includes a paragraph from tlie Chicago Times. We thank the Journal for its correct and welltimed rcuiarkf. "Aud'here we wiii say, that the friends of Grant need have no iear for tho result of any scrutiny as to the personal habits of the distinguished man that such abominable lies as those referred to by tbe Journal may provoke any oue to institute."

Tho Democrat, a liitle weekly sheet pub. lifhtd at Galena, in its issue of th) 27th uUimu, attempts to defame the I'.fca.-fwter aud b^lie tho home record of Gonoral Grant, uut does it so gingerly as to show tli«t it is trying to make brick withotit either straw or clay. After ting that during his residence in Galena tho General was retiring and reticent, il says that "il has repeatedly been stated that ho voted for Douglas in I860," but does not state it positively, while it does admit that his brothers and fatheT we re Republicans. If it were true that he voted for Dougias, that would be nothing against him, for.to (iidjnany of our best, most loyal and 'radical 'men but the Democrat thinks Grant did not vote at all, and would have voted for Bell and Everett had he voted at alL

This is .-ell that copperhead concern trumps up. It indulges in copious effusions of si a tig about Grant"? feeing en. Urely unknown, Vhite a resident there, to this ancLth&t member o£~ihe .Galena Grant Club fbot the1storks ofJ hSQeing a drunkard, which copperheads farther from homo persistently repeat, the Democrat does not mention. This sig"nifi. cant.. It shows Qu^.^ght afriHfcgnpjifiere ho facts could be abundantly shown, his

iera- dare not lone of the man onera.l Grant that lemios are, the fe they bring agai

i%|**hort:

all the inferences deduced from t!^040 urea were very strongly against ML,Cul" LOCH, we cannot too much admire t'bat sublime devotion which could prompt hiu'* to sacriflbe hia tywh officii#?-1fftpiiliitioshfat *3 the sake of casteng a transient gleam upon that of bid superior. His kindness in preparing and furnishing, gratis, a club wherewith his own head may be ao readi.ybroken,"Bhculd bedulyftpj^iciatedby the master whose fame seems dearer than his own good name so the -'fawping sycophant" at the head of the Treasury Department. .-i

next President. Sinoe'r^

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pacific relations with France. As to Generals Cialdini and La Marmora, who may arrive at the Presidency of the Council in the event of General Menebrea failing, they are not supposed by any one to have any other views. M. Ratazzi himself says openly that in any case he wishes to maintain peace with France. The Left, in

T.His or respond fjy|| apyarMc an expo* sure: flf the wnolo matter. aCT adds fresh laurels to the fame of the (General, who has heroin shown himself as capable with tho pen i*3 the sword.— Chicago Journal.

Uncrowning the Bond Klng. [From tho Ind. Journal.] The Democratic papers of this State, after eulogizing the letter of Mr. Edgerton in favor of paying our bonded debt in greenbacks, and commending him for declaring his readinos3 to receive green* backs for his bonds, have been able to get tho idea through their heads that their candidato for Lieutenant-Gov-ernor has seriously "damaged himself by. ET|rqf ent|li(*iktttit hejiolds bonds toftlf alount|ofi$»8|ca fiat he purchasSn tl5T9 lah$ ayfc&n-r-or-fold interest on a $47,520 in gold interest upon them, and it |e hid *ia|a^eako|esc®e all taxatirtti jthttf lyJo-ifoi. iicome. At first they were Ijmsh in praise of Mr. EdcrertcTr forhis apparently disinterested proposition ~«th|t li^, would accept, now, $193,BOO to gnfrilficlfi, fchicfi, according to^ai* li^riK^w^in rtnhjift hi a $140, 480 in gold, besiefs the interest he had received buY the "Indianapolis Herald has discovered that public gratitude for such eafe benevolence is not likely to be very gushing, accordingly is tacking sailj and intimates that after all, Mr. Edgerton never bad ai bonds. On yesterday it sounded tbis back action note: "But suppose he was not tho 'the king of Indiana bondholders,' that he had had no '$198,000 of bonds that ejesped all taxation,' ang-Jhat^fl.hasjpt jigw ai^never

There is sojne difierence in arguing from a b6n$hour's f&fcd p&ut (3d the argument of a bondholder

TO, iMMJSe SjLwc(qp ."W that he made an ass of himselt by puo liahing eueli a lettar, and wo think he will hardly thank the Herald for placing him in so ridiculous an attitude.

Husr what Mr. Edgerton himself said in his letter in answer to the strictures of the Lafayettu journal: "Tho Democratic party of Indiana propose to redeem them (the bonds) according to their tenor. It proposes to give me for my $100,000 in gold, loaned in 1864, $198 000 in legal tender notes, which I can to-day convert into $140,480 in gold or if I prefer to hold the legal tenders lean u-o them in all the business relations of life. In addition to the $140,480 in gold, which could bo obtained for my $100,000 loaned, I have received the interest semi annually, iu gold, and have been exempt from all taxes upon my bonds. Now tbequestian is asked nie, am I willing to rocnive tho $198,000 in lega Slender notes I answer, I am.'

Again ha eaye, "I propose to accept the greenbacks." It iio bad no bonds, he makes a silly exhibition of himself by proposing to take $198^000 in legal tenders for bonds he never hud.

The Herald bud better join Jn with the rest of the Democratic, cr-.^s of the State, and praise Mr. Ed.-erton for declaring his willingness to surrende' his bonds on terms that wou net him $40,000 profit I We don't think innuy men would object to such a sBcrittca us that, but if theie is any patriotism, disinterestedness, or public spirit in it, surely it would be! cruel to deprive Mr. Edgerton of the ben eftt of hia self-assumed position, and to whistlo^him c,ojyn the^inda. gassy blowhard and pretender. |||Uj

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THE PRESCRIPTION

Should be UBed Jl'n every Disease, by wbateve name known, in which there isj exhibited aad derangement of either the NERVOUS or the BLOOD Systems. It is unequalled in Female Disorders, Scanty or Suppressed Menses, ''Whites," Ac.

The PBEPABKD jfUKSOBIPTION is both the Best, aud tnemost economieal Medicine that can be taken. The average dose, is two teaspoonsful, laken onct a day. Tho patient never requires, under any clrcnmstanoes, to use "Congh Mixtures," for the Cough "Expectorants" for tbi Expectoration "Tonics" for the Appetite or tnlj Weakness Iron for the Blood Anodynes for the Nervous Iritation Acils for Night Sweats or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil for tbe Wasting. Its SPECIFIC ACIION ia upon the Constitutional Condition, and, through this Condition, upon the Whole Series 01 Symptoms.

Statements from Patients, Ac. COIXKUF, HILL, CINCINNATI :—1 was in the IAST stage of Consumption. In ten days after taking the Passcairnox, my Chills, Night Sweats, Fever Ac., decreased, and Anally altogether disappeared. A lur-re skeleton before, I am now well stored with fiesh. My restoration is a marvel to all who know me.—Has. C. L. WaicuiT, •'Tour Prescription saved my daughter's life, and ha probably saved me hundreds of dollars.' —Bev. E. HuMPBKErg, Bemsen. N. T. "We hlesfi God lor tho beneflit we bave received from your Prepared Prescription.Bev.P. PsBKOBINB. Bloisburg. Penn "Every one to hom I ha?« recommended it has benefitted by its use."—liev. C. D. JOHII, Racine, Wisconsin.

The "PUKPABED PBESCBIPTION" i» put up ID a $1 bottle, andis fluid in Terre Haute, by I. L. HA11AN A CO-, and bv Druggists generally, or nrdere may bo uddresssd to the

BJIAGEB.

HT. H. BKAOU.

IRON WOBKS, .. ifj 1

CoaNER fust A an Wausor SrEiETS, TEBBB HAUTE, IND.,

WM. J. BALL A CO.* Proprietors, (Socossaoaa so JosKau Gaovaa.). $ MANUyAOTCBEKH CF. -.'I*

Portable

SOLICITED

JanlSdSmwly

T. H. XO'BLF&UX. B. F. DBHALIB. J.BAtXAIDi

PSMEMIX FOUKDBT AND

Machine Shop,

McElfresh, Dengler & Co., S. E. cor. 9th A Sagls fi t., near Passr ger Depot, TEBBB HAUTI, IHD.

Manu&otnrers of dteem Bnginea, Hill Machinery, Houso Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Circular Saw Mills.

Special attention paid to the manufacture and repair cf Brass Work, Patent Offlco Models', &c. \Ve are also prepared to cpt Toothed or Cog Gt-arinRa of either Oast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brass, la the most-perfect manner.

BMT impairing dons promptly. All parties connected with this establishment being Practical Mechanics of severaljycirs expert o'joc, we feel safe in' saying that wo can render full satisfaction to our customers, both in point of workmanship aad prioe.

Tho highest price paid for all old sorap Iron delivered at the "Phoenix foundry," near the Psuseagvr Depot,

McELFBBSH, DKNGLEB A CO

aug5t(J6mwtf

"CONSUMPTION 11 as certainly OTJBKS as Intermittent Fever, and as ccaTiiHLT paavBNTEn as Small Pe*."— Bev. Chat. H. KING, M. D., LL. D.. tt

I N S

PREP AREB ^PRESCRIPTION Blade from'

:tie

Prescription of

RKV.CHA9. K.KIBTG, M. D„ LL. D„ it., Ac., For the Pretention and Cure of

CONSUMPTION

For tho Radical Ours of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CATAUKIX, aud all other affections of the Lungs. Throat, and A IB PASSAGES for General and Special Derangements of the Nervous System for Disorders of tho BLOOD and for all Functional Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels.

The Prepared Prescription Increaaes the strength and deepens tiie color of the Pale Blood. Itsubdues the Chills and Fever, and diminishes the Expectoration. It checks the SIGHT SWEATS, always, in irom seven to four teen days. The Appetito Is Invigorated, aad the patient rapidly gaino flesh the Cough and the difficult Breathing are speedily relieved the iiltep bocomes calm and refreshing the evacuations regular and uniform. Ai 1 the general symptoms of CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Bronohitis, Ac., disappear with a really astonishing rapidity

Sola

Medicated Baths

Dr. B. NKWTON TOOEEB, formerly of Green Monnf, Water. Cnre, is permanently leca ted aa above, and will^ ivo special attention to OHBON IC DI8EA8KS and IUCFOKMITtKS OF THS SPINK.

Circulars contalrlng fnrth infoimation and reference to some of the best known business men In Cincinnati and furnished on application.

A limited number of pAtients can be accommodated with board. deo!2d3meod

OWIN xottsa a. SBTAS

E. R. BB If ANT & CO (Successors tc J. IX« T0ENEK,) Forwarding & Commission Merchants

DKALERS 15

Orain, Flonr and Salt.

Highest market prlss paid for all kinds of Grain. Agents for STAB UNION LUTE. Ware House on Main

Near tbe T. H. A I B. K. Depot f2Mwtf

HAIifiEF.T. J[Q^T^

3' K'

KE1A.I?ESTATE AGENCY. FABKS, WILD LANDS, And City Pre party of «»«ry deicrlpiloa, for 8»Ie.

An experience of fifteen yaara «n»ble iu to Jansr« Mt(«fkctin la vnty rtepaitmsntof bniineea relating to ft geceral Beal Xftate Agnncj.

HARBERT & MARSH, 54 WALNUT STREET, a27dwl7 JLlea Moiae*.

Iowa.

PLtTMBING. B. BUCKS lilt being a practical PI.TJJffflCR, ir at the reqnHit of mac? friend* beg* to snnonnee tbat he ia now1 prepared to exe cnte all order* !n the aboT* boalnesa^n oonnectlon 1th hU House Painting and Graining.

SHOP—On Cherry Street, between td and ith BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, Ac,, ittod ap on tho meat Bapiwwd prlnatplw. kepslrlng promptly attended to.

r0 RY COOD6.

traiiaat'y fc5F

.Albany, H. Y.

A^NIPPEET

OiFsra flrom this data until

MARCH FIRST,

Tlie remainder of his VTINTSB STOCK. li

AT COST! ..-^1

These Goods are all NEW and Desirable consisting of ?JJii «.

Merinos, Plaids, Alpaccas, Lusters, Delaines,Cloths, Cloak ings, Shawls Breakfast Capes Sontags, Hoods, Nubian, Flan nels, Blankets, CoTerltds, Ac.

-jbn

& StationaryEngines

7L0UBIKG AND HAW MILL MACHINERY,

)KS-SUELIKIW AND CANE MILLS AND MA 0HINEBT GSNEBALLT. Iron and Braw Castings, Ae„ Ac.

I OFFER A FEW SETTS OF

AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES

These Most be Sold!!

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

DRY GOODS.

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

MARKED DOWN. MARKED DOWN MARKED DOWN MARKED DOWN.

75 PCS. OF

At a Shilling,

At Eighteen,

Proprietors,

OSC&B G. HOSKtl & CO., 27 Cortlandt Strsot, N. *. Consultation fre*- A Circular, containing T«stimouials of many OaSoS successfully ?reattd will be soot free, by mall, 'o all who will write for it. ileclSdeod

JJEALTH ESTABLISHMENT.

355 West Fourth Street.

CINCINNATI.

Swedish Movement#, Efectro-thermo Bath*, Hot., Cold and

At Twenty &c.,

Extra Width Cantons Extra Weight Cantons Extra Twill Cantons Extra Fleece Cantons

At EDSALL & GO.'S, At EDSALL & CO.'S, At EDSALL & C0.'S, At EDSALL & C0.'S,

CORNER ITH AND MAIN CORNER 4TH AND MAIN CORNER 4TH AND MAIN CORNER 4TH AND MAIM.

No. 25 Maiden Lame, New York, Dec. 14,1867.)

In my Card of Nov. I, ZS87,1 atated lot "for thennrnose o' lnorefullV that, »U] an

for tbe purpose olraore fully tbe wants of tl10 public, er to prevent nnacrnpn-

Jons dealers from palmine oflTlnfeeaa acooai rlor and wortltleaa Morton Gold Pens, after sell no Roods

10, lses.

BLEACHED BBOWIT COLOBED

At Fifteen,

as tbe

sball here1 at wholesale

alter sell no eooaa ai wnoiesaie except only to duly appointed and authorized Agent*," etc. To this plan I have since strictly adhered.

In aooepting- Ag-ents, great care has been exercised to appoint those who, by long-continued fair dealing, have acquired a reputation for. honesty, responsibility, and probity—men in whose word the public have learned to place confidence. These Asents have agreed to keep a full assortment of my pens, and to sell them at my published prices. Thus the public are supplied by them with Just such pens as they want, either as to writing1or price, and grot a full equivalent for the money paid,

No agent ia appointed to

travel from

place to place, or canvass the country, so that all who want a Morton Gold Feu must get it from the Local Agent or from headquarters.

None need apply for the Agency except in conformity to the above, the liberal disoount "To Clubs" being sufficient inducement to all others.

A. 2ffOBTON.

MONUMENTAL.

rjlHB UHTDBRS1GNBD is Agent JL for the CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE

This material la ImperUhobla. It ia tfu Mgluttpoliih of

Moimmm. Ik* MIM

MUgaml

AND TUTCEPT&U of

any known material. Ita chief conatltoenta are the aama aa Cleopatra'a Needle, and Pompoy'a Pillar, at Alexandria, in Egypt, which atill re main aiiinfaM ly

THK im«I8 OF CENTCSIEB, Th* an pari or beaaty and durability of thta ma* terial ia eaaatag a demand for it In tha Saatern States, where it la being adopted by the wealthier toaaea ia preforaoa to th* Italian Marble.

A apeciaaea of thia Granite may fee aeen at tb* Adama Kxpreaa OBo*. Orders ui inqalriea will meet with prompt at-

Btien. Addresa, JAHK9 «. WILSON, HOT 73ft. Terr* Tnd.

J. A. BUY AN,

JOB PRINTER,

llSiMAIN ST.,'

(?TEBRE

HAUTE, IND*

DRY COODft.

SAXTON&W AUS.LEY

Ill H*ln Street* -TJiX,

jr..

I -YMfr

January 15th, 180§

-sa f'i -4

-r»- a»o*aa«

Having ki? 'ieconi yelr at the well known stand, "the Boeton Store." we consider it both a duty and a pleasure to thank our customers for thair past liberal patronage. It shall contfaae to be our aim to keep always on hand a choice assortment of goods suited to the wants of the community.

We have just completed an inveatory of our stock and marked our goods at heir present value Jwithout regavd to cost, and, as it is generally conceded that tho prices of DRY GOODS have finally touched bottom, now is certainly a safe time to buy.

In every department we are offoring great tvducenients with a view to the clos ing out of our entire stock of Winter Goods, preparatory to the oponing of Spring trade.

Soliciting the favor of an inspection of pur Goods and prices we remain, Respectfully, hi SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

j-Y r. NEW

Drug and Prescription Store I '7. Jon V.'

IRA GKOVER, Jr.,

IV onM aciiaunce tc the citlEbua of Terrs Hunts and vicinity, that ho haa opened at

Sfo. 46 South Fourth St.,

OtPOSIIB THE HABKKT HOCSI, A jfnll and well Selected Stock of

PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Oils and Dye Stnflfe

PERFUMERY,

FAH (5 AftTICLSS

Pure Wines and Brandies, Tor Medical Pnrpoeea,

PATENT MEDICINES,

And ail other articles kept by Drnggiata general ly, whioh ware hoaght low, aad will be aold at

The Lowest Cash Price.

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CABWJUT COMPOUNDED.

IRA GROYER, jr

DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST, No. 46 South Fourth St. Between Ohio and Walnut. TEKRE HAUTE INDIANA

S. B.—Mr. Qrorer traata tbat hia Tmarsi* TEABS' of intlmato acqaaiatance with the bnai peas, la a anOcieat guarantee that lull aatisfac tion will be rendered patrona. S7dt

SOLICITORS.

QHAJ8LBS WEEBE & CO.,

SOLICITORS OF PATENTS, COUNSELLORS AT PATIST LAW, Model Bulliers,,Dealers laPatnt Blgfets, and

PATES TED ABTICLB!.

OFFICE—81 BAST MARKET STREET, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Onr facilltiaa for roc or ing Patents are not ex* ceeded by any establiahment In the United State*. All kinda of Modeia baiit to order. [alidfim

STORAGE, COMMISSION it GRAIN.

g. r&ANKLIg. 4. D, HOBBlgON,

FRANKLIN, MORRISON

Carriages at Reduced Prices!

Latent approTed styles, and of elegant finish, conaiatlng of Baronches, Bocbawaya, Phatona. Top Baggies, Open Bngglea and Spring Wagon*.

This ia mnch the fineat stock of work erer offdr ed ia this market, and will be sold low for cash, as I desire to close np my bnslnesa.

A WELCH

Cor. 2d aad W&lnnt 8t«., Terr* Haute, Ind. j*142m

A I A I O N O E I Xx.CSN8I.—Tte under®ignod hereby giToa noticethat they will apply to the County Commission* era at their regular aeasioa In March for li•cnae to sell epirituona and intoxicating liqnora less than quart at a time, for tho space of ont year. The premise*on whtsh aald liquors are to be sold are located at 153 Slain street, between 6th and 6th, In tho *lty of Terre Haute, in Herri aon Townahlp in Vigo county, Indiana. 31dlw3t FOBSTiK FAHNLIT.

OVIWIBUS LINE,

B, MILLBK'3 OMNIBUS

AND HACK LUTE.

Will attend to all call* for traine iwaving tbe City, vid also deliver paoaengen in any part *t th« city with care and dlahateh

A11 ordera let on tho Slate at the Poat Offloe, at Dari*' Drag Store, or my reaidaqc. will be prompt ly attended to. 0a«9Odtf

AXITTitAN,

MKCHANICLAN,

301 Malm Strut, betweea «u 7U Stt^ Terre Haute, Ind. MODUS aas DaAwime Naanx Xxaccus, Sawing Machinea aad other Light Machinery r*« paired to give aatfaCacfioa. Breech-Loading Shot-Onna after the celebrates French Pattern, made from new or old material ma? Mly

°1LAUSSEN, BI3HOWSJLY Co

yj Iasporter* and Jobbers of NOTIONS AND TOYS, WHO Ju SALS DJKAL£B8 -w— PANOT GROCERIES, •ECIAM, TOBACCOS. TBAS, etr ldU

The Great English Remedy.

SIB JAMM CLASKE'S FEMALE FILLS, PWtoared fr«M a Prescription of Sir J. Clarke H. PhyalelBB btraordinar to the Qaeen.

This inTainabie medicli,. qnflaiing in the cnr« cf all tho painful and dangeroas dlseaaw to which tha female coaatltatlon ia. aatyact. It moderatea all ezceasea and removes all obatractlons, from whatever canae.

TO MAUIU UBItt

It la particularly suited, It will, In a abort time bring on the monthly period with regularity,aud t^ytlSng of Kerrons an 1 Spinal Aflootione, Paiaa la UM Baok and Uah, Vatlgun oo alight ostUai, Palpitation of the Heart, Hvatarlai aad Whttaa. it will effect a can when aU other akeaaa have, felled. Full directiona In the pamphlet aronnd each.pacjuge.^^ ep*CtAL HOTtC*.

Bivtu or Oomrraaraxa. Otwarre tha name of JOB M08X9 on the package—parchaae noae without it—AU other* an baae aad worthleea imltatlona.

H. B.—One Dollar, with fifteen centa for portage, enclosed to the aol* Proprietor, JOB wmm 'it Oortlaadt a tract, lie* York, will lii.ar* bot tl« oi the gewwiw, containing Fifty Pin, by return mail, aocaraly sealed from ad observation.

UPE—HEALTH—STBENOTHt! LIFE—HE ALTH—STHBlf OTH II

The Great French Remedy.,

Delamarre's Specific Pills

Prepaied by OABANcmR Dtrvoar, So. 14 Bue LombftrJ, .Pari aad highly recommended by

tiie

entire

Medical Kacaltyo'

FBAKfK HEDriO

CO.,

OEHSBAL

Commission HerehantN No. 88 West 2d St.. Cincinnati, BKFEBKNOKS. Pearce, Tolle, Holton Shaw, Barbnnr Sc Co.,

Porter, -. K. O. Iieonard & Co., Wm. Olenn A Sons, Sob't Macready 4 Co.. Fo.ter Brother*, fuote, Nseh A Co. Ohaiubers, Steren« Co. mti25dly JOBX HANBT. ALO.VXO HART, TOHN HANEY&CO., 8TOBA(rEj OOXMISIOii AND

A IN E A E S

Warehouse oo Flrgt St., at the Canal Uaain. anHdwtf TBBBiC HATTnc. TND

GTBAM DYE HOUSE.

H. CLAJBIDGE

Hits returned to this eity, and fitted ap a Steam Dyeing tuid Scouring Es'abllihment, at the old Stand, *o, 8 North Fourth Street, where he will bo pleased to meet hia old friendi, and as many new one* ai may favor him with thair patrona se 26dtf

Trance.

Area ntost energetic and efficient Bemady ia CMes of Vpermatorrhoea ur Hfimal "rakniaa Nightly, Daily or PuHATuaB Cmiaeioaa SexBal Weakneaa or IMPOTINCY Weakneaa arialag irom Sacret Habit* and Seznal Cxcesee* Belaaation of the Uenital Organs Weak Spina ".Lime" oc ••Brick-dust" de[«iiteiu tbe Urine "Milky Dteckarget," Ac., and all the ghastly train of»ymp. torn* arising Irom Overuse or Ti irnii.

A Pamphlet, c.mtai ing full particulars, with Uireotiona and Advice, printed in French, Oarma*. Upanish and £ngli*h, aocompacieaoaoa boa and will l:e sent by mail, tree of cott. to aajr on* wh^ will write ior it.

Price $1,00 Per Boi, or SU Koxea Ibr 16,00 ASK FOB DXL AM ABBE'S SPECIFIC PILLS AUD TAKE MO OTHJUM.

Soid by all the principal l^ruggista, or will be Kut by mail, .eccroly sealed from obaarvaUoa. ou receipt of the p«cificd price by any advertising Agents, or by tbe ao:e Proprietors, OflUAB O. ilOSEa CO., 27 Cortlandt Sueet^ Hew Tork. Agonts for Terre Uaute and vicinity,

l- L"

MAHAN 00.

Orders by mall promptly attended to. ls»p SOW tt SOD—WkOW-iyaar

HATS AND CAPS.

ifiW fOKJK HAT ST OBI

Joseph C. Yat«ii

JUST IN RECEIPT

or, p.

Mens' Hat* of all kinda, Boya' Hata oi all kiadi^ f.Xlaaoa' Hat* oi all kinda, A Hat. ofaUUad*, And at ^11 prices.

PSU Uat* made tc order on abort aotiea. float aadvee THE EALL East aido PoUlc Square aov V7dtf

STSLM8, T«n« Bant*. lad.

MCDONALD,

(Saccesior to A. A. ABHOU) DEALEA IK

Books, Magazines,*:? Paper#,

stationery, dcc.,

Poar Orrtoa Loavr ...Tnti HAUTa, II»B NovMdlv

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

jyjEECHANT'S DESPATCH,

Fast Freight JLJLne, KSTABLIiHEU 1856. AMJSB1CAA 8XTBKSS CO. PBOFB1KTOBS,

FOKWABD OOOD8

From Blew Tork, Boston, And all point* In the New Knglaad Stat« t* aU point* in the West and South-weal, Next la Speed to tfte Hegalar Kxpren Oaafaay,

For rates and all other information, apply to V. SflXWMAKEB. Agent, Oer. Main and Ninth, StTerr* Haata, K. Ctrauuifoa, Sup't,

Buffalo. solSdSm

I O N A E 1 A N

FLOUB 8T0BE.

BRO

Mannfaotureea of all kinda of

CEACKER8.

and Dealera In

O E I E S

On Lafayette St., between Oaaal aad Papal, XSXtRS A. TJ de30dly INDIANA.

AS AND STEAM PITTING

VJ Main Street, between 6th aad 7th, FBEDERIK GEIGER. Having employed the aarvisw of

I. Targ« 1

aon, a well known practical workman, ha la aow prepared to execute ail ardor* Is the above bnaineea, with promptnraa aad dispatch. octSdly

B. MANNING^

HOUSB, SREIF AXP OKIAMBNTAI,

I IV E

One door laat of th* Star Grocery, TERRE HAUTE, IND. Plain and Decorative Paper Hauglag, Faaoy aad

Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings and Walla Pilited ud OalMiMi ia ftww (Mm, Planoa and Nstuial Wood Polished ia the highaet atylo of the Art. Oilding on Olaae ana Japanued Tin, In all Htyle^

It will be to the iateceat of thoae who wtahK have serviceable work done, to call oa me. Infor mation in buying dnd mixing colors, will fee farnished to persons rave or cnaaaB. bacfiiitf

JAMES B. LrSK. TKOHAa B. I.AWAS

LYNE & LA WES, General Commlsson Merchants,

A»B ORALCB8 IB

A^rlCBltml laptaaeala, ai« rmCntuto CopperAlatlIM Wklikjr, lain Street. Sen Cori«r 8ernti, lent Hwtt. Ud Merchandise aad Produce of all kinda bought and aold on Commission. OsntlgniaenU Sollctiad. Agents [for tone of the Beet DlMUlartea

KENTUCKTI

BEFKBBKCIS

LouisVILI E, Kr—Hon. Thop. S. Bramlette. lata OoTernor of Kentucky, Col. Alfred Allen, lMe Treaaorer Kentnoky, Hon. BesJ.

Col. Alfred Allen. H. Bristow, 0.

8. Att'y, Diatrlct Ky. KgA.nsroaT, Kr.—J. 8. Temple, Oaahlet Vtanaer'a Bank K. H. Taylor, Cashier Branch Bank, of Een tacky.

TUB* HAUTB, laa.—Hoa. Albert Laaae, for mer AuJitor of State Hon. Q. r. Cookerly, Mayor Col. Thoa. Bowling, Ja-nea H. Taraar, "Bat}. McKeen A Deming John Soott A don, S. Volf. Esq. ttdem

QITf BILL POSTER.

geo.

e¥ifsnidek.

Programmes and Circulars distributed

GOOD STYLEl

W AU orders left at Bowling Hall, ur ki th rlntlng Offloea, will be promptly a trended to wit ilanntrh mhAt

TO CONTRACTORS.

•pBOPOSAM FOB BCILDIHG HOTEL. Propseais will bo rrcalved until March lat, lMt, for all the labor and material for the Mattoea Hotel, to be erected at Mattoon,' Colea Cocnty, miaoia.

Proposals will alao be received for the labor and material f. F1YB STOBfS to be erected nader aald Hotel.

Plans, Specification*, and detail drawings for all the work may be examined at tbe Offloe ot the Secrrtary, at the First National Bank, where alao all neceaeary information nay be obtained. _.The Baildiag will be Oae Hundred aad Twenty Five Feet Front, by Eighty Feet Peep. Three Stories high.

The Trustees reaerve the right to reject all bida, If beet for the Internet ef tbe Company. .. AJsjVZQ KATON,

JOSEPH O. DOLX. JQiltPll H. OLAXK,J

Tot

Tra«t«ea.''

Mattoon, Ills., Feb. tfth, lt'.B. dtflla'ol ..e!BBW!l«""l

J^HBAF MILLINBKT?

IttrcO

II kind* of Millinery Goods aold at CQS1 duriug tha Winter months, at Mr». M. R. Abbott'K,

Opposite (ti» Poet Office. DetlMir,. rxr

HAUTE COM'L GOI*

RPITRITB JL LEGS. book-keeping brai, aa pert ahlp and Arithmetic! Terms within reach of al 1

CORNER XIFTH MAIM 8TO,

book-keeping bj aln^ls and doable entry In kn it* forms, a* pertaining to bmsiaa— Hh P«ai4

further particulars, addrtta t&ePMiicipallr *epB7dly H. OABYIH.