Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 February 1868 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS-

XELJETKIQ HAUTE. IN U.

TflC&i&y.Moralug) February ilt.U 1868

The English Prass on tlie Alabama Claiirs. Speaking of the agitation in England relative to the Alabama claims the London Standard sayn it doea not become England to concede anything to threats which

England will know how to deal and assuredly will not modify her policy or in deference to threats those who utter

lower her tone which reflect infamy on them."

Additional Tenure of Office Bill.

The very important bill passed by the Senate on Friday last, is the same in its main features as that reported by Senator Patterson, ot New Hampshire, a few days since, and is designed to correct a serious evil. It provides that at and after thirty days from the passage of this act no general or special agent of the President, or of any of the departments, bureaus, or branches of the government, by whatever name or designation he may be known, nor aDy railroad commissioner, except such as uro authorized by statutes specifiying the duties and compensation of agents so authorized to be employed, shall be appointed, commissioned, employed, or continued in offico. Revenue agents or InBpeotors of Internal Revenue, and all other general and spscial agents in any department whose duties and compensation are fixed by law, are included in thiB provision, as are Railroad Commissioners, and shall not bo appointed, commissioned, or continued in office, except as hereinafter provided.

The term of office and employment of all such Railroad Commissioners and Inspectors, in office or employed at the time of the passage cf this act shall expire thirty days after its passage, and hereafter every such agent, commissioner or inspector whose employment is provided in this aot shall be appointed by the President, with the advice and consent of the Senate but such agency or inspectorship may be discontinued at pleasure.

The Treasury department may have twenty.Evo general and special agents appointed in this manner, with the consent of the Senate, their pay not to exceed •ix dollars per day and traveling expenses and the secretary himself mey appoint twenty-flvo more, a3 now provided by law, to aid him in the prevention and selection of counterfeit government money 01 bands, and he may also appoint temporarily, on the nomination of the comptroller of currency, Euch National bank examine era as are needed.

The Postmaster General is authorized to appoint route agents, whose pay shall not exceed $1000 per year, and also twen-ty-flve postoffice agents. The Secretary of Treasury and Postmaster General must report at the beginning of each session the number of their agents, the nature of their senjjco atid cost of their employment, and they must be paid out of money specifically appropriated for this purpose.

The Secretary of State is authorized to appoint five special agents far foreign service in his department may pay them out of the contingent fund, and is not required to report to Congress. The President may appoint with the advice and consent of the Senate fourteen additional Indian agents for the country east of the So:ky Mountains at a salary of $1,500 each, and may discontinue such agencies at his own will.

Our Delegation in congress. There seems to be a natural desire very generally prevalent to learn what may be known of the history of public men. To attain eminonce in any career, either by the force of superior talent or by less honorable means, is to invite a scrutiny which is seldom satisfied till it has peered into the most secret recesses of domestic life and traced back the pedigree of itB unfortunate subject for many generations. If this inordinate curiosity to follow up the "family thread" is rewarded by the discovery ttiat thEfncestml line ends "in loop of strongSr twine that plagued some worthy reljvfiohtrtha explorer feels that he is abundantly rewarded for lib pains, so disinterested IOu,man afflict fan!

In our very brief "Biographical notices of Indiana's delegation in the National House of Representatives— for the facts of which we are largely indebted to

Pbeliy Poore's

Wm.

would not yield to reason. And it woiud be especially unworthy to yield to such menaces as these held even by American orators and by American sympathizers in England, that America will attack us, not now, when the alleged offense is fresh, but at some future time, when we may find ourselves in difficulties or that she will let the F&iatas looso upon Canada. The Standard finds it difficult to think so ill of Atnerica as to believe that threats so mean *nd.BO cowardly represent the feelings 4 Ragrad nation, and in allusion to the Fenians says "a renewal of their Canadian piracies will be treated very differently frdtji tho former Wttjnpt, and that a lenity^oifl-requited will never be repeated. With .them, as with any enemy, foreign or domestlo, open or secret, that may assail her, directly or indirectly aid and abet bor assailants,

"Ti/' r~H

forego an invasion of purely personal and

private affairs. The First District is represented fey Hon.

Niblack,

of Vincennes,

who, our lady readers will be glad to know, is decidedly the handsomest man in our delegation. Mr, HlBLACK-was-born in Dubois county, Indiana, May 19, 1822 studied and practiced law was a member of the Legislature of Indiana in 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852 and 1853 was appointed circuit Judge ,in 1864, and was subsequently elected ifor six years, but resigned in 1856, when elected to the thirtyfifth Congress in place of jAMk*

Look-

haet, deceased was elected to the thirtysixth, and thirty-ninth Congresses was re-elected to the fortieth Congress as a Democrat, receiving 17,255 votes against 15,905 for L. Q.

lican. if» vtiXtW Hon. Morton

the

The London Timet in discussing same subject is "unwilling to believe that the government, /and unable' to that the people of the United States are go far committed to it as to harbor the designs wHioh Lord Hobart imputes to them. It is natural that Mr. Seward, having onso taken his stand on an untenable position, should adhere to it with more tenacity than Lord Stanley did to that of his predecessor. We can make allowances, too, for the pressure of political exigencies, especially at the present crisis of American politics. Considoring theae circumstances, we venture to counsel the utmost patience and forbearance on the part of our government, but we are. not prepared to counsel submission where submission, instead of promoting reconciliation, could only lower us in the eyeB of the American nation."

Hunter,

of Bloom*

ington, member from the Third District, was born at Versailles, Indiana, February 5,1825 was educated at the State^University, Indiana, "studied aftd pfsfcticM law w,B8 a Presidential Elector iji .I860 raised and commanded a regiment of vol* u^teevg andjtecame JJrjgadiy General in the Union army during the war for the suppression of the rebellion was elected to the fortieth Congress as a Republican, receiving 13,848 votes against 13,158 votes for

Harrington,

Democrat.

Hon. William

Holman,

of Aurora

who represents the Fourth District, was born at Verse-tan, Indiana, September 6, 1822 studied and practiced law was judge of the caurt of probate from 1843 to 1846 was prosecuting attorney from 1847 to 1849 was a member of the Statfc Constitutional Convention of Indiana In 1850 was a member of the State Legibla turo of In4jap|.^i,185| ..j?«| adjudge of the Court of Common Pleas from 1862|to 1856 was elected to the thirty-sixth, tbirty-88ventb, and thirty-eighth Congresses, and was elected to^ the fortieth Congress as a Democrat, receiving 11,921 votes against 11,052 vote#, for

Republican.-

ville, "the widely-known member from "the Fifth District/was born near Centrcville, Indiana, May 6,1817 received a cdm&pji school education and wa» a teacher more than three yearsstudied law and practiced it nearly twenty years was a member of the State Legislature of Indiana in 1845 was elected to the thirty-first, thirty seventh, thirty-eighth, and thirty-ninth Congresses was re-elected to the fortieth Congress as a Republican, receiving 13,-1 416 votes against 7,188 for Bundy, Damo orat. -.

Hon.

Goblote

Bex.

Congressional Directory

we do not propose to gratify any d#fiw of curiosity which is not content to

""if"'''

General Johxt Qobtos,

of the In*

dianapoliB District, was born at Indian*! apolis, Indiana, October, 1825 graduated, at Wabash College studied aad j?raH ticed law was a member of the Slate? Legislature of Indiana in 1850 and 1851 was Judge of the Court of Com won Pleas from 1869 to 1861 served in the Union army as Colonel and Brigadier-General during the war for the suppression of the rebellion was appointed ao& confirmed a9 the first Secretary of Montana. Territory, In March, 1865,1ut resigned at once was elected Judge, pf -the Fifth Judicial Circuit of Indiana in. October, 1866, and resigned in 1866, and Wab elected'"to the fortieth Congress s§ a Bdp.&blicari, receiving 26,719 votes against.14,3*6 virtei for Lord, Democrat.

Our own Representative, Gen D. Washburn, is too wall-known here to require this sort of notice, but --impartial justice demands that he should submit to his share of notoriety. Gen.

WaSHSTJRN,

was born in Windsor county, yenpppt, March 28, 1832 received a oommoji school education was apprenticed to a tanner, but preferred to teach schqoj, which he did for soma years studied law and graduated at the New York State and National La* School was auditor jf Vermillion county, Indiana, from

t18«4

until 1861 served in the Union army is Captain, Colonel and Brigadier-Generil during the war for.the suppression if the rebellion was elected to, the.thir ty-ninth Congress, and was re-elected to the fortieth Congress as a Republican,'.receiving 14,871 votea, ag&iqat 14,358/^r Claypool, Democrat.

Orth,

'of Lafayettis,

member from the Eighth District^ -yIs born near Lebanon, Pennsylvania, Ap&l 32, 1867 was educated at Gettysburg College, Pennsylvania studied law and 6ommonccd practice in Indiana was am$4ber of the State sonate-of Indiana in £84^ 1844,1845, 1846 1847, and liiB, Serving one year .is president of that bodjt^asja presidential elector in 1848 was a mfimbfer of the Peace Conference in 1861 serVed is captain of a company of volunteers during the war Jot }bXjju)p$l&lo£tit ,tjie rebellion was elected to the thirty-^ighlh and thirty-ninth Congresses, and re-elejc-ted to ths fortieth CongreW ail a 'republican, receiving 14,933 votea agains|^4,72S for Purdue, independent republican.

The popular member from the Ninth District, Hon. Schutleb Colfax, 'of South Bend, was born at New York ci|y, March 23", 1823 "received a comrnbn school education in 1845 he became the proprietor.^d.editor of-j^he "Register," at South BendVlndian^vrtiich he published for eighteen years was elected in 1850 a delegate_froru St. Joseph county to the convention jbftt framed the constitution of Indiana was ejected to thejthirty-fourth, tfiMy-fiftS LtUlctyjBixUv" thirty-sevonth,, thirty-eighth, and thirty-nmth Congraeand re-deeted t^ th9 fprtlgth Congress,, as a republican, receiving 20,221 votes against 18,073 votes for Turpie, democrat.

senlatives in the tmrty-eiglit ninth, and fortieth Congresses. Hon.

William Williams,

liami iwae born at Carlisle jMennylvt May 11,1821 received a common school education studiedJawrand commenced its practice in Indiana was treasurer of Kosciusk^o^^ipiy id 11830" difefifipt of the Northern Indiana Stato prison "in

Gen.

•buiM&ssm

commandant oi Camp A|lefi."With the rankaf colon el,nn^raTO, wsftr commissioned by the President an addltionar paymaster in the United States Army in 1864, and was elected to the fortieth Congress as a republican, receiving 17,414 votes against 16,162 votes for Lowry, democrat.

John

Dissbxeb,

publican. Hon. Michail

P. C.

Kerb,

of New Al

bany, Representative from Ihe Second District, was borh at Titasville, PinasyU vaaia, March 15,1827 received an academic education, graduated as a law student at the University of Kentucky in 1861 commenced the practice of law in 1852, in New Albany was elected City Attoruoy in 1854,.and Prosecuting Attorney in?"',185^ ,was..tt member,of the State Legislature fa 1856 and 18^7 was elected to the thirty-niuth Congress, and re-elected to the fortieth Congress as a Democrat, receiving 13,421 votes against 11,678 votes for General GbeshaM,Repub

Shanks,

of Jay Court

House, representative from the Eleventh District, was born at MartlnBburg, Vir. glnia, June 17,1826 received an academic education studied law'and commenced its practice In Indiana was a member of the legislature of Indiana in 1854 served in thie TInidb atmlr nrfPSoAral Fremont's staff was IluclaJ t^L^dLtlfciv-seventh Congress, raised the seventh regiment Indiana vohio^eer. cayalrjvand commanded it imtiopl^cel i| cAnvauJof a brigade oTcavnry V^vaaFoiefcredP -brigadier general Fubruttry-14,-1865,-and mustered out of serv^ejfe«ptaiBCor-J2, 1365 was ro-ofsc^d jp t^yomiAi jfc^nJ-ess as a republican, receiviiiyta, 1« vtiwa against 15,268" votes lor Snow

News uad Personal.

The

former owner of Dexter has bought

^he tamous trotting stallion, Bash&w, Jr., paying for him $1£,Q80, Db. Ball, a fail.blooded negro," ipoke to a crowded meeting of Democrats in Lebfwga, lil, onj_Jay last^_^eek. He ecHtsVBemwratwpupe^- A

T^imiaijw ofAirriskurgvP«., still bn a strike, out :Is"statea thai a number jof tl^^eedy^ha\yj^eet^it fo^son^e

The

dinner parties of speaker Colfax re without wine or anything alse stron-, ]ger than chocolate and coffee, and they are said to be among tho pleneanteat of [the season.

Streetsweeper

[while engaged in hia business, was injured [by the careless driviDg of a coachman, re 'Covered $500 from the owner of the oars riago by a decision of tho Stute Supreme •Court.

artesian well in Ottawa, 111., which has been tunk to the depth ot 400 ioet, is now discharging at the rate of 35,892 bar rels of water per day, which is 24,925 gallons per minute. The intention i» to con tinue boring as long the increase of water continues.

Young Steel,

Gtot^j

Hou.

Georo^W- Jumav,

The

of Centre:

who, a year or two

since, was considered the millionaire of the Venango oil regions, his incomo for a time boing estimated at32,000 per day, is reported aa being engaged in teaming oil on Oil Creek.

Pittsburgh Commercial says the

Stale lands in Northampton county, Pa., are being rapidly bought up, and are ing at froai one thousand to four thousand dollars per acre.

Sometimes

people have entertained

angels unawares, but a Green Mountain boy, who has been peddling maps lately in Westfield and neighboring towns in Vermont, does not answer to that des' oription. His plan is to go to tamse and asH --fo? & food for himself and horse bill ishes the farmer by asking to "see his license to keep a tavern I" Of course the licen s'eie the Fill iiCfaot paid." tn*•**•**

rf,:£.. *JSLJ *J

rlHK

»-l.- rt

to o, I'Jia

in New York, who,

a farm-

oduin

phis over tno failure of tiie Gayos Vings Instuution. Tt was tho depository "of working" Wednesday night Six ifcSnvX#Siit'^ffe^rabwuse btm M. Avery, the cashier, in the suburbs, with a rope for Thursday afternoon, Frank Taft and Jo

Lanier and called him out. The former caught him by theijollar, and fired at him with a pistol. Theyleft, believing they kfd ahot jrip?- y£01Tc

Ole Bull,

Camilla Urso, and Miss

Topp 1/MWPQ91 evening. "You play beautifully my child," said the Norwegian to Miss Topp "but you can't do the greatest music. No Woman can. It tUlCbs tho biceps of man." "My arm is strong enough," an» •wered the pianist, laughing "I break my^lanoiasiwell 88M5T ppuld, and Steinway has to send mo a now one every

people treat their pianos. They ban£ theni they they smash t|i(eigr.tOy^iece8 but our

fiddles. how we^lovt

lin News givea the following account of a frightful fall tind remarkable escape fro death, of threa children:

On this (Moaday) tnorning tha threfc children of Mr. F.Ward, our County Survoyor, were coming down the hill on the oast tide of the cast branch of Black river, in a covered carriage, driving blind horse, when tome other childrejii ran up behind the carriage and Mr. W.i' children looked around tho top to seb them, and probably in so doing the horse was reined to tho right of the bridge, when he crossed the sidewalk and broke through the slender railing and pitchejl off the rocky precipice 31J feet to an icy and rocky foundation below. The fall

ve^ry severely, perhaps not fatally, aid injured and bruised the little girl, and the youngest boy quite severely, but not dari« gerously. They were taken to Judge Burke's residence near by and a physician immediately summoned, the parents sent for, and everything done to alleviate their sufferings. The oldest boy was dangerously injured, but may get better, the others will probably soon recover,-j— The great wonder is that they were not all instantly killed. It resulted from the innooent carelessness of children.

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We claim tt will ent XweBty.flve (25) per eeut. more curd wood per day .• Lhau any atuer Axe made.

UoKsispoet, Dec. 19,186T.

Hesass. LtprrscoiT & Co. ^ias —I have folly tried yonr Patent Axe and Uiat it.U.aU that yoa claim for lf. It will hop faster than any otlrtr Axe that ov-rsaw and leaves tho wood without' sticking at all." wouid Dot chop tJirap days without one for tho fcoit.' _I ne» aot^ay any more.'for any man that trrt^ano will be eatisfled.

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M. HICK COX. H. D. BOOTT. GXO. C.

HIOKOOX &

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House and lot, on lstatK**, north or Clark House—6 rooms, clitera, I*r^e *table, Ac. Pricf ITS ii.

$1,200. Terms easy. •Ji .aaoY a rrthT '-n Mortgage and Xtea 86.C00—at a. big discount

Forty aires 3% iplles soathfiast of town—W acres in o.i Itivatien, balance «n» timber. Very cltaap.

Real Estate

6, r. a t. w. tlcf?

Great Uiiited States Warehouse,.

No.. SO Olilo dtree .r

Conveyanceinfi Carefully Done

Abstracts pf Title furnished, Loan* ne gotiated and Money invested, ..

EOR SALE Oil

Desirable residence on South Market Street.— Orer 3 acres of ground, well set with fruit ana shrubbery. Price, #7,000 terms farorable,

Hew frame house, and lot, 90*3OU feer, on Straw berry Hill. Very cheapt ?oi «gei^jnri f! 7«£.J J#xft 0. sfii

Two lots In Daan^s Addition, »ery cheap.

Five acres, east of Flagan's Garden.

200 acres, Smilee east, known as the "Hussej Farm," all fenoed, w«l! improved good meadow woods pasture and flno timber. A flr*t-elas hrm.

60 Building Lots, adjoining U»e city, aortheas —good si*e—low price and fav arable terms.

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Terre Haute, IncU

Abstracts of titfe farnlsTied, Loans negotiated, and Money invested.

FOB SILK,

CITY PBOPKBTT.

Jorty iotsln Linton'a Addition to Terre Hante House and lot, eait Otio street, si Hons* And let. In McMurrain's Addltitioa,

House an£lot in Siblay's addition on Bth street, Hons'o aaa fot inSese's addition on Eth street, Honse and lot on Poplar, between -6th and 7th strestS, -,5

House and lot oiFNorth 5tii, betweea Ohesnnt and Linton streets. Two buslness Houtes on Mam stfeet.

OOUNTT MtOPKBTT.

Farm ef 89 acres in Honey Creek Towhship, 17S acrca in Lintaa township. S Acres below the Boiling Mill, wess side caaaljan39dtf

dry ceeoa.

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Tea

X. Y. EELLEY &, CO.

30 Vese^ Street, S. Y. Are now supplying families throughout the United htatsswith Teas, through the system ofolubs and their regular appointed agents, at a Blight advance on ca!-go prices, and guaranteeing their Teas to be pure aud fresh, and also to give aa tin satisfaction, or thay can be returned and tha money reiunded.

Tas aBTahtaok of baying Tesi from enr WarehouaB is yoa save tha various profits of Speculators, Broker^ Wholesale TaaMarchants, Jehbara, Wholesale Orocara and Ke»aUers, which, la the aggregate, amount to ftom B0 cents to 91.00 per pound, and also are. an?a of getting tha ease quality and standard every time.

Our standard good! all baar our Trade Mark on the bags, and no others are genuine. Parties will please bear this in mind, aa enr great sucoeM has induced some unprincipled parties In Kew. York, Boston, and other places to imitate oar style of putting up'goods aa near as they dare to—to an trap the unwary. .t* *.-

PRICB LIST,

OOLONG, fBlack] CO, 70, 80, 90, 81,00 per lb—best MIXED, lOreen and Black] 60, 70, 80, 90 *.|1,00 per lb., Best. YOUNO HYSON, I Orecn] 80, 70, 80, 90, fl,00, 81,28 per lb., Bert. IMPERIAL, |Or*onl 90, «1,00, 1,45. ENG. BBBAitEAST, LBiack 70, 80, 90, 81,00, $1,10,81,20. Best. JAPAff, 90, »1,00, $1,36 per ib. ODHPOWDEB, #14511,60 pet lb.

We are the Sole Importers of the famous Sbantnn^ Moynne Young Hyson ana Etaaiat Oolong Teas.

These Tsui take their names froat tha districts ia which they are grown, and being the flneet productions of China,'and used almost exclusively by the Imperial Court-and High State OB oers. They are put up in tha vtnovt and beantiful style of the Ohinose,' in one pound packages, aud we sell them in th» briglaal packages at cargo prices the Hyson at 81,00 tbe Oolong at SI,30. We imported the first involoe tbat baa reached this country, and have effeoted arrange uients, through our agents in China, to reoelvi them regularly hereafter.

FANCV BRANDS. Having bad taany oalla from our trade Tor a fane brand of Oolong aad Young Hyaon Teas, we have been Induced to pnt up in one round sealed package a fancy flavored SINUIOKflOO LONG and NANKiNilOYDKK YODNO HYSON, which we aro offering at 81^ per pound for Oolong and $1,80 far Young Hyson. The only advan tag« tbeio Tea* posseas over our regular styles is the fancy flavor. A NOVELTYIN TEAS

Teas Sixty Davs firom Japan! We ate now receivlug Cacolorad Japan Teas by way of tho Paciflo Mall Steam Sbtp Co.'s new route, diroct from Yokahoma via San Francisco. Put up for us in Japan In one pound papers. The usual time allowed for a cargo of Teas from Japan is one year, and a half, but Amorican enterprise has enabled us to offer to oar customers Japan Teas as froxh aq the natives themselves can procure them. CHrlng to tbe heavy freights, we are obliged to charge 51^0 raa fotJN®.

In ordfr to meet the demands of the people of Terre Haute and vicinity, we have appointed

BARB, GULICK & BERRY Agents for th« sal* of our Teas. All goods are put up. by ourselves-iu one pound packages at onr Warebouae la New York/ and retailed at Terra Hante by BABB, OCI.ICS BEBBY, at a small advanceol S'c»uts abound over oqr Kew Tork prices This brings oar gefsds at tna prioes they can be purchased over cur counters, with the freight added.' "I, We Solicit Fair and Thorough Trial.

Ja8d2tw4m I

gALE OF^MULEB.-

will sail at my residance, half a mile north of Young's station, on the E. A C. B. B., on BATUBDAT, MABOH 14th IMS. Tin all three years old next Spring, and allaxcept tw^-tacks to work. A.craditof alne months will be given, tha parshasar giving note with approved security. 5wSt WILLIAM QILCXXIS.

ThsintEer may be

consulted npon any of the diseases upon which oa^ treats.eitner persoually or by atall.— line# sent to any part of tBeworld.

ONE J)OJLIiAR EACH. TITBS Cotton Cloth, Dresa Patterns, Pant If Tattarne, Sewing. Machines, Dry and

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Will attend ta all legal kuaineas entrusted to him. Prompt attention to Collection and Tranamis* sion of Cfaiaui, and sattlamant «f. Sstatea. 4

OFFICK-»Wlth the County' Be border. dec2Td9w-w3m

I, GIFF0RD, »u-a a. Tcaats all'-"-Diseases of Horses anil Cuttle. Hospital and Office, «orpfjcj 6th aad Xagle 8u.,

TIKXC JU/IV9. ESfDlAHA.i

aet9wlir

Fancy

Bind ih

Beats-

Taain Lsrraas. Samples mailed free to any address. BA STMAN KKKDAU, Hanorsr Strset, Boston, Kaa*.

SamH, Mnsjii

wl.'

Carriage ^jPaJDaniv* «LAZUH, FAPEBHAI«IX«, «C. Mixed paints, of every description, Yaraiahaa, Putty, £0., always on hand, and far aala on tha moat raaaoaabla tarma. Give ma a call. Shop on OheM^et, strabetweaa apd tik, iMl

January 16, ISO®.

Aii'NIEEERT

Offers from this data until jq

MARCH JFIBST,

The remainder of hi* WINTER STOCK

AT COST

These Goods are all NEW consisting of 'm artS Iff

Merinos, Plaids, Alpaccas, Lusters, Delaines, Cloths, Oloak-

ing&, 81iavls Breakfast Gapes, Sontags, Hoods, Nnbia^, Flan

nels, Blankets, Coverlids, Ac.

IOPPKRA FBW ft-

SETTS OFF

AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES

These Most be Sold!!

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

b.•* b.

VSliver

tuz

FIS8T PREMIUM or a Medal WAS AWAtDIO ro %, BARRETTS HAIR RESTORATIVE flw By

the N. H. State Agricultural SocHv. *t its Fslr, hclden in Nashua, Sept. JO,

BABB£TT'S •'•a

Vegetable Hair Restorative Besides Ony Hair to Its Natural Color 1 rmmotes the growth of the Bair 1 changes the

Q| '-a nil w., «S I

and is the mostjpopular and reliVSJl able article fnrouihont the

E»«t,West,North,acd

In aoceptlns Agents, great cax« haa been exercised to appoint those who, by long-oontiaued ftiir dealing, hare acanired a reputation for honesty, responsibility, and probity-men in whoso word the public have leaned to place confidence. Theae Agents have agreed to keep a fall assortment of my pens, and to sell them at nay published prices. Thus the publie are supplied by them with Just suoh pensiaa they want, either as to writing or prioe, and get a full equivalent for the money

No" agent is appointed to travel from place to place, or canvass the country, so that all who want a Morton Qold Pen ^ust get it from the Xiocal Agent or from headquarters.

None need apply for the Agancy excopt in oonfiormity td the above, the liberal disoount "To Clubs" being auffloient inducement to all others.

ADiploma

A. BLOBTON.

DOCTOR WHITTIKK,

BIOUL&&LT BBBD PHTSIOIAN.aa hi» which hangs in hia offloe will show, tins maae Okronia Diuetm the ttosdg of hit life a' Colon-wide reputation,' having been Ungtr

loeaUd Si. Zooisthan any other.Ohronic Dlse»» Physician. Much of his practice has been of a prlrcto na tare. BfpkUU, Ooaorrksow&ieet, Stricter*, *1! Vri *arf Di—atm, ffaiXWc wjfwrarfcri AfftcUoat of Of Throat, BUm or Beimi OreMMs, Hernia or Sup*™ also, the effects of a Solitary Habit, ruinous tc Body and Mind, producing blotches, debility, im potency, diHlness,dimness of sights oonfuslon ot idees, evil foreboding, aversion to society, loss oi memory, weakness, «o., not all theae in any onr case,but all occurring frequently in various case*

SV'AeoommodatloBa ample, charges moderate, enrea guaranteed. Consultations by letter or at w, free. Bloat cases can be preperiy treated ty Menstruation and Fregnanoy, Sc. Without an interview, and taedicinee, secare hrotc observation, sent by mail or exprcn. fio hin Irance to business in most cases.

Addrsse Box S092, St. Louis, Mo. Honrs—S A. M. ta 8 P. M. Offloe pormaoeatlr located at No.817 St.Cbarles.8trset,between Blztl and Seventh,oae square Sooth of Lindell Hotel, 1 retired spot in the oentre of the city.

Consultation rooms, and rooms for the aceom modation of such patients aa require daily pereot al attention.

EVERYBODY

Can get, in aaealed letter envelopejaty Xbeor Symptoms andTteatmant of Nervous, Urinary ano SexualPlseases,dearly delineating all the diseased conditions, with lull Symptom Lists, for tw three-cant postage stamps to prepay postage.— Circular for Ladies,relating to Diamaea of Puberaprtdawly.

COAL.

TC.

GROYBK, diuii

WOOD AND COAL.

The undersigned la now delivering tha suparl or Ooal of tbe Fioneer Goal Mining Company, at OarrysvWe, and respectful ly.solidts an examination and trial. It will be fonad equal to the Braail Ooal, and ia furnished at mucn less rates. I would refer cenaumers to B. L. Thompson, Esq.. who is using it at hia Mill and Besideuoe. Orders left at Ira Grover's Stove. Store, Third Street, north of Main, wi receive prompt attention.

Jnly 17, dtf TIM. 0. GBOVEB.

QOALI COAL!! -7^ TheBest ia the Cheapest! I. V. KEBBHi ia now prepared to tarnish tha beat Braail and Highland Ooal, alaa tha Xiabigh and Anthracite Ooal, if ordered. Ozdsrs left at Mc« Keen's Store, 107 Main .St., or Haftaosk 3c Bannlstcr's, will receive prompt attention. a3dtf

COAL! COAL!!

TOHNMoFABXiAUB 1SNOW tf furnishing the best quality of Hirer Coai, screened on a wider screen than any other. Dealer ia uaing, and at tlie very lowest rates.

Orders left at tha Oonntr Bcalaa, or at Woodmausee's Srooerv, on Main street, next door to 0. 0. Smith ft Co.'s Store store, will rocelve prompt attention. Leave orders with Gua. Aroeld, at the Poet OfBca. Jy2tdtf

I A O

la now supplying tha bast quality of Biver Coal at tha market rates. Orders left at. Chambers' Grocery Store, southwtat center of the Fnblic Soaara, will r*oav» urvmpt fattentioa. JeBly

J. A. BRYAN,

sutq

1 SAW fftw ft ittdi Ifivrart *?#,.

1I51MAIN-«T.

jXSBBB HADIB, IND.

ar tftfif

ssas

B0°th'

Via

J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietor*

DRY COODS.

SAXTON&WALMSLEY

^fii-J. -i tifcs. 111 Main Street-

... .........

MAWCHE8TEB, N. H.

LOBD SMITH, Ohicago, Qeaeral Korth-Weat-Agtfttia J.* HI. JL. DAVIS.Agentslbr Terra Haute, Ind. novlldwflm

No. 25 Maiden Lane, JTew York, Dec. 14,1867.} Card of Nov. 1,1867,1 stated

inmycara oi jwov. i, 100/, iwvmvevk thatT7* for tlte pappose of mor«fully •applirlnstlke wwtsofjhe P9Uc* analtiorder to prercnt-nnscrupn-lone dealer* firom palming off inferior and worthies* gooda aw tue Ittorton Gold Pens, after eell no goods at wholesale «ttent only *0 duly appointed and authorized Agent*." ate- To this plan I have since striotly adnerea.

'..4

4 avfd tc*car tf #51 January 15th, 1868

uiiiMil

.SMsalssaata-

Having commenced our second year at the \?ell known stand, "the Boston Store," we consider it both a duty and pleasure to thank our customers for their past liberal patronage. It shall eontiuoe to be our aim to keep always bn hand a choice assortment of goods suited to the wvits of the community. "We have jast completed an inventory of our stock and marked our goods at heir present value ^without regamd to cost, and, as it is generally conceded that tbe prices of DRY GOODS have finally touched bottom, now is certainly a safe time to buy..

In every department we are offering great inducements with a view to the closing out of our entire stock of Winter Goods, preparatory to the opening of Spring trade.

Soliciting the favor of an inspection of our Goods and prices wfe remain, -"Respectfully,

SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

NEW

Drug and Prescription Store

fthi a

^f1868.

IRA G-ROVER, Jr.

Would announce to the oltlaens of Terre Haute and vieinitys that he has opened at

lo. 46 §onth Fonrtli St.,

OPPOSITE THS MABKET HOUSE,: A Fnll and well Selected Stock of

PUKE DRUGS AJTO MEDICINES, Chemicals, Oils and Dye Stnflfe, PERFUMERY,

riE

A A 1 S

eaT cf-iaadgdiliv di 'Jo mm bha v.

Pure^ Wines and Brandies,

For Uadlcml Purpoaes, :-:Tgr.5:

PATENT MEDICINES.

And all other articles kept by Druggists generally, which were bought low, and will be sold at

Hie Lowest Cash Price.

PHYSIOIANS PRESCRIPTIONS Oabefullt Compounded. IX?

IBA GROYEB, jr

DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST, No. 46 South Fourth St. Between Oh! a and Walnut. TERRE HAUTE

INDIANA.

V. B.—Mr. Orover trusts tbat hia

Thibtsxh

Xcass' of intlaata acquaintance with the business, is a snfflcient guarantee that full satlsfao'•be

J—J-

tion will tendered patrons.

»7dt.

SOLICITORS.

QHAitLB8 WEEBE & CO.,

SOLICITORS OF PATENTS, COTWBHLLOBS AT PATENT LAW, Model BslMen, Owl«n iB Patent Blfbts, u«

patkmied unicuts.

office—8I Cast market street,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

Our facilities for procuring Patenta are not nceedetfEiy any establishment In tbe United States. All kinds of Modela built to order. [n*d6m

JJEALTH ESTABLISHMENT.

355 West Fourth Street. CINCINNATI.

Swedish Movements, JBlectro-thermo Bath*, Hot, Cold and

Medicated Baths.

Dr. B. NEWTON TOOKIB, formerly of Oraen Mount, Water Oure, ia permanently leca ted as above, and wlllja ive special attention to CHBON 10 DISEASES and DEFORMITIES OF THS SPINE.

Circulars containing farthrr information and reference ta soma of the beet known business men in Cincinnati and elsewhere, furnished on applicatloa.

A limited nnmbar of patients can be aocommodated with board. decltdSmeod

PLUMBING.

R- BITCKELL being practical PLUMBBB, anu at the request of many frlenda begs to announce that he Is now prepared to eze cute all orders in the above business, ln connection ith his

floose Painting and Graining.

SHOP—On Cherry Street, between 3d and 4th BATES, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS,i A. Otted up on the moat approved principles.

Hep airing promptly attended to. eepS

gXBAM DYE HOUSE.

H. CLARIDGE fee

Haa returned to thia sity, and fitted np a Steam Dyeing and Scouring Establishment, at tha old! 8tandt Mo. •-North fourth Street, where ha will be pleased to meat his old friends, and as manyj now ones as may favor him with their patrona g»! 26dtf

Carriages at Reduced Prices 1

Latest approved stylea, and of elegant finish, consisting of Baroochsa, Bockaways, Pb as tons,' Top Buggies, Open Buggies and Spring Wagons,

TUlais muoh the finest stock of work over offers ad in this market, and will ba sold low lor aaah as 1 desire to close up my business. 1

A. J. WELCH,

Cor, Sd and Walnut Sta., Terre Hanta, lad. Jald2m

OMNIBUS LINE.

MILLJSE'9

riLAtr§SElf

QMIfIBT79

AfrD HAOK LIN*.

Will attend to all calls lb* traiaa leaving the Oity.and alao dbliva* passenger*, i&any^art of thf dty. with pare and diabatch

All orders let on the Slata at the Poat Oflce,al Davis' Drag Store, fle ray inaldenes will be prompt ly attended to. Ba^Mtf

Atittman,

MKCHANIOLAN,

BISHOWSKY A Co

IttVorterSand J^bsrsof

NOTIONS AND TOTflfe W O E S A E I I

FANCY GBOCERIE8, •MAM. TOBACCOS, TIAS, etr ldtf

The Great English Remedy.

SIB JAMES CIARKKS FKMALK flLLS Prepared from a Proscription of Sir J. Clarke, If.. P.. PhytiOlap ExtrftortHhary to th: Qaeen^

This invaluable medicine 1a unfailing ia tha enr? of all tho painful and dangaroaa diseases to which tha female conatltutlou is ratjaqt. tfi moderates all esceasea and removea all obstrao

Biw&u or CocarraarxiTa. Observe tha ism of JOB MOSXtt on the package—purchase none without It—am. others are base and worthisas imitationa.

N, B.—One Dollar, with flfteen cents for postage, enclosed to tbe sole Proprietor, JOB MOMS, if Cortlandt atreet, New Tork, will in enre a hottic ol tho psmrfae, containing Fifty Pills, by return mail, securely sealed from all observation.

LIFE—HEALTH—STBJBNGTHI! LIFE—HEALTH—STHENGTH I!

The Great Freneh Bemedj Delamarre's Specific Pills

Prepared by GaaaaciHS A Inmirt, Mo. 14 Bne Lombard, Part., aud highly reoommendad by the entire Medical Faculty ITrauce.

Area most energetic and efficient Remedy in case* of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Waakaees Nightly, laily or VsaaaTpaa (missions ttexual Weakness or

Iktotbnct

A Pamphlet, ccntai ing full partiuulars, with Directions and Advice, printed In ITrench, Oarman, Spanish and English, uccompaaieseach bos and will I* sent by mail, tree of cost, to any one wh,. will write ior it.

Price $1,00 Per Box, or six Bona ftr 10,00 ASK FOB DELAMABBK'd SPECIFIC PILLS, AND TAKE MO OIHEBS.

Sold by all the principal Druggists, Cr wlU be sent* by mail, securely sealed from observation, on receipt o( the specified price by any advertising Agents, or by the sole Proprietors, 06UAB 6. 11

OAKS & CO., 27 OortUndt Street, New York. Agent: for Terre llante and vicinity, I. L. MAHAN 00.

Orders by mail promptly attended to.

EW TOR

tlous, from whatever cause. TO WAMHIt JtAWm 'r^=9c^ It is particularly suited, It will, In a abort tiasw bring on the monthly period with regularity,aad although a powarfal reasedy, doea not contain anythLag huttfal to the oonstitntlan. In all oaasa of Nervous anT Spinal Affections, Paina ta Ma' Back and Limbs, Fatlga« on slight exertion, PilpltatioasHkrlhsrt/ Uyatsrisa saS Wlilssi it will effect a cure when all other means li ava foiled. Fall directions In tha pamphlet aroand each package.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

uxr

jit cO

Weakness arislsg Irom

Secret Habits and ttexual Excesses Belexatlcm of tbe Uenltal Organs Weak Spine "Lime" or "Brick-dust" deposits ia the Urlno "Milky Diecharge*," Ao., and all tbe ghastly train of ymp* toms arising Irom Overuse or Sacasaea.

5jt

lstp SOW EOD—WKOW-lyear

HATS AND CAPS, ^j^T

A 8 O

f7Jt7sS

Joseph C. Yat««. JUST

IN RECEIPT OF

Mens' Hats oi aU kinds,

ii mbh.

Boys' Hats of all kladti Misses' flats of alllelede#, .ati Hs^ts of sail lgiadss it And at all pricoe. aa. Hats made to order on sbort aotlSfc, tJottf and see 1 If

THE PALL HTYUB8, -.rV East side Public Square Tern Hanta^ aov STdtf 1

J, P. MoDONAXJ), (Successor to A. A. AaaoLa) DBALsn td

Books, Magazines, Papers, Stationery-, '&c.,

Poat Ornoc Losar RotlSdlv

jy^ERCHAJNT'S DESPATCH,

..Tcaaa

Bavtk, Ihd

EXPRESS COMPANIES

Fast Freight Line, ESTABLISHKD -18M.: AMEB10A.Y S1PBSM CO.. .PBOFRUTBtt,

FOBWABD OOODS

From New ITork, Boiton, And all pointa In the Kew Knglaad States to all

points in the West and Sonth-iwprt, Weit 8pcc to the B^rwUf Er»fiS fa«ipaiiy Tor a tee and all other lafor maflon/applyto 7. BHSWKAKXB. Ag««t,

[. B. MAJS1SUSTG,

WM-aoesi,

BirEBENCES:

Loci6Ville, Kt—Hon.

Oar. Wain and math, Sta., Terre Bants^ E. Cnotaos, 8up't, Buffalo. ./)3T *sl8dte

2HtION BAKBB1 FLOUB STOBE.

A N

JFBJJTK HEINIG A BKO Vwnflsofnrsas ot

ah kinds of

CRACKEE8U

aud Dealers In

O E II E

On Lafayette St., between Oanal an£ Depot,'' TERRE A. Tt*3? S,

desodly INDIANA.•"* AND STEAM FITTIl^a Main Street, between 6th and Tib, FBEDERIK 6£I6EBl Having employed the services of 1. ^ergn-

Gfl

•on, awoli known praotical workman, ha Is now prepared to execute all orders in the above business, with promptness and dlapatdh. octtdly

sto* oaRlacBTAL ^3S3

A I N

One door last of tho Star Orooeryj TEBBB HAU1TC, IlfOon Plain and Decorative Paper Bauftyig, Vaacy and

Plain Sign Painting. Oelllngs and" walls minted and UMaM ii MM Mm, Pianoa and Natual Wood Polished in the hlgheat style of the Art. Gliding on Olass ana, Japstnued Tin, in all. HtylML

It will be to the interest of those who wish have serviceable work done, to aalKon ma. Information in buying dnd mixing celors, will be fnraished to pereone raiw or caaaoa. hocSdtf

Jaais *. LTBK. THOMAS a. LAWKS

LYNE & LAfrES, General Gommlsson Merchaato,

uv nuiia 1

ArrtcoltRMl l«»lw«»ts. u« rue ifBtockf OoMMr-Obttllel WMttqT laii Stmt. Rsu C«nwr Bmstl, TRn lUk bt Merchandise aad Produce o* all kiada bought aM sold on Commission. Consignments Solicited. la 'g a

igaa Llbr Kme «r the B«t KKVTfCKTT

Thos.E. Brsmls^te.'iUJI

Governor of Kentaoky, Col. Alfred Allen, lats Treasurer Kentocky, Hon, Beni. H. Brlstow, S. Att'y, District Ky- -i-i*

FaAHKToar, Kr.—J. B. Temple, Oaabler Faisu er's Bank S. II. Taylor, Cashier Branch Banc of Kentacky.

Tcaaa Hatrra, Ian.—Hon. Albert Lange, for mer Auditor of State Hon. O. P. Cookeriy^May* or Ool. Thos. Cowling, Jamea.H. Xqrner, HcXstn Deming Jbba Scott rarll.1 Beq. S8d«n

£3ITY

BILL POSTEB.

—m

GEO. W. REIFSNlDERi Programmes and dradars distributed GOOD STYLE I '"laiatm

SB" All' orders Wilt at DnrUs| Hail, or at A rintlng Oflloes, will be^romptly.tttended to wit

TO CON TRACTORS.

JJR0P0SAL6 FOB BDILDIKG HOTEL. Propssals will be received until Hatch 1st, 1S6S. for all the labor and material fcrthe Matt Visa Hotel, to bo erected at Xattoon* jColes VConaty, Illinois.

Proposals will also boieeaived fee the labor aad material f. JIVE 8T0BI3 to be erecte^-jiader said Hotel. j.

Plans, 8pacifications, and d«UU all the work may ba examined at tna "Ottce of tae SOcretary.at tbe Plrat Vatiesal Bank, wbenrealso all neceesary information may be obtained.

The Bnildiag will ba One Hundred aad ISaW lire Teat Front, by Eighty. Feet Dm. Three Stories high.

The Trnsteoe rissavs tkorlght t»4tleet all hidf, 0 ?qwt*ss.

If beet for the Interact ot the Compani v.te* «.Tf AtOXa* lilOK-T JOSEPH O.

J03BPU H.

Uattoon, nis.,*eb.Sibf4«t«.

301 Mal a S reet, fcetwaca M«Tti Ma., Terre Haute, Ind. Stoww aKD Daawiirss Naarir •ucorcn, Sewing MacUnsa and other Light Maohinery rsfc paired to give satiafaction. Breeeh-Loading Stoot-Onns attac tha oalsbratea Prench Pati.ro, made IToj* new or old matarlat

dtuimVii

[OHW AKMSTRQJSr^

finngfflltli and__Stenell daffer.

Plour, Whisky and daok branda, also Vistas foi a in a to or Guns made aad repaired la (he bast of stfie. All work warranted to give aatlafaction.

IBS'S^^MvviS^ga^

PJHBAP MXL.LLNERT.

11 kiads of mllXasry^* OooiiiK'eo¥P 44 *%on daring the Winter meoths, at Mr*. M. H. Abbott's,

Opposite tha Poat Offloe. DeolMtL