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

DAILY EXPRESS-

TEIiXtUE HAXJXIC. IlffX*.

Monday Morning, February 17th, 1865

One of the most prominent candidates for the office of Governor of Georgiai under the new Constitution, is Mr. Henry T. Farrow, a lawyer of Atlanta, and now an extreme Radical in politics. He is a native of South Carolina, served in the urining and Nitre Bureau of the Confederate army, and is described as a man of fine personal appearance, and an exemplary member of the Presbyterian church, though he fought a duel a few months since with .the editor of a neighboring

newspaper.

Jho. D. DEraEES, Congressional Prm ter, in a note to the Tribune, ^ives the following apportionment of last years printing: Printing authorized by act of Congress, $232,994 83 ordered by the Senate, $86,269 75 ordered by the House ot Eepresentatives, $453,339 07 ordered by the Executive and Judicial Departments, $756,980 38. Total, $1,630,584 93. By reference to statoment No. 1 in the report, it will be seen that a large number of the public documents ordered to be printed, either by law, by order of the Senate or the House of Representatives^ •were for distribution by the Executive departments and bureaus.

It will be seen that almost one-half the printing and binding was done for the Judiciary and Executive Departments of

the Government.

Protection of Railway Passengers. Among the greatjvariety of legislative* efforts for the protection ol life on r/iil* roads We notice that a bill has been prei sented in the Pennsylvania House ot Eepresentative prohibiting tho use of oil or explosive fluids for lighting purposes in cars: alio against tho practice of locking the doors of cars when traveling.

Both these propositions appear reasonable, and their general reduction to practise might be beneficial. The fact that one or two accidents and car burnings on prominent railroads have been caused bj the burning of kerosene or oil Iampr shows the necessity of prohibiting that method of lighting. Tbe terrible conse* quence of locking tbe doors of cars when in motion has bean ehown by several severo disasters. Onco a locked car is thrown off the track and overturned, thero is no means by which tho impriBon» ed passengers can escape and, if the car should take fire, as is frequently the caBo when there are lamps or stoves therein^ the baplessvictimB are roaBted alive. The necessity of having some regulation, by law, which will diminish danger from such cause?, is too plain to be further evaded by thoughtful and conscientious legislators.

lUeSouthern loan.

The general expression of tho Republican press throughout the North, on proposition to lend twenty millions of dollars to the South, is to the effect that such a proposal thould not be entertained for a moment.

Projects of this_8ort, as has been wisely •aid, would increase pauperism in the South to a still greater extent tban now prevails there. The result of such a measure would be to induce the planters to neglect their business for tho purpose of securing a loan, nnd the money, when obtained, would be lavishly spent on present seeds, without a thought of the time of repaymont. The amount mentioned, if equally divided among the population, would give only a small sum to each person, and two hundred millions would not be sufficient to extond such assistance as the South now asks. The disregard of tho practical rules of credit never, in reality, brings relief. Hard work is tho only panacea for the ills of the South. The people there, icstoad of putting thoir shoulders to the wheel, are begging for meats to employ other people who will work. Last spring the planters were borrowing seeds from the famine committee, under a promise to return tho same quantity,or its value,from the crops but in very few instances were the promises fulfilled. The South i3 now suffering from having "robbed tho cradlo and tho grave," to carry on the contost, and cannot be reinstated to her former proud po sition by any system of financiering.

The Ocraocracy Horrified.

Tho Washington correspondent of the Ohio State Journal says "tho lamb-liko Democracy aro filled with alarm at the proposition to replaco tho expensive Capital polico force by a detail of regular soldiers.''

Of course they are. How can they be expected to endure the sight of the bayonets and the blue It reminds them keenly of the late "onpleasantness," and lacerate# their tender constitutional feellings dreadfuLy. They see in this proposition another Radical blow at cons'itutional liberty. Tho atago talk of their orators in Congress when dwelling upon this awful subject, is garnished with such phrases as "military despotism," "law cf the bayonet," "endangered liberties of the people," and other alarming expressions, such as the Democratic mind is wont to use when giving utterance to its agonizing apprehensions over the future pros, pect of "our poor distracted country."

Wo noticed that BROOKS, of New Tork, led off against the proposition, and,'us might be expected, his paper, the Evening Express takes up the outcry. It naj s: "Soldiers are well enough in their place, tut their place is not in or around the Capi^ tol, in which the Bspresantatives are debating the affairs of the nation." This is characteristic and consistent The soldier must take a back seat, now that his'services are no longer aeoded to protect the Capital from the assaults of the South«ro Democracy, and keep himself "aha. dy.' To be sure, he saved the Capital, but he did it at the expense of taking some Democratic livei, and of harrowing good many tender Democratic sensibili. tiflSj and he must make amends therefor} lie must "conciliate." If he don't, he will have to be reconstructed or shoved out of the way altogether, and his place filled by gentleman in gray. Indeed, how can

the worknf cofcciTCijion Ye affected out reorganising the army tsWnpletoJyi

as to admit our Southern brethren to its ranks, and toning down "th8 irritating blue to a subdued and Boothing gray' With such "a conservative and salutary reform, perhaps even the Capital might be guarded by soldiers witljpnt. fastidious Democracy.

Henry Ward Beeclier as a Positlvtet Preacher. From the Pall Mall Gazette.

Great and obvious as are the differences between Mr. Beecher and the Positivist, they have something iir^ommon, and tne point in which they resemble each other, &nd some other points which are suggusted by the accounts which we published

Ji. «imnn» me most

of their proceedings, aro&tqong

which it is easy To represent in a ludicrous light. Tbe nearly complete substitution fcy Mr. Beecher (even in his prayers) of the characteristics of a popular lecturer for those of a Christian preacher, the simple enthusiasm with which he appears to take it for granted that all the great social problems have been practically solved bv the institutions of the United States, the supercilious tolerance with which he expresses his satisfaction at the spread of Methodism and Popery in parts of the Union sufficiently benighted to stand in need of thorn, and the florid rhetorical terms on which, as the character of his prayers proves, he considers himselt to stand with his Maker, ate all calculated to raise a smile. Positivism regarded as a religion has something in common with St. Simonianism, and some other systems of the Bame sort. In ali ol these, however, dissimilar thoy be in other respects, and they certainly are exceedingly unlike each other, there isone common feature—the intense effort to construct a religious theory of this present life independently of the existence ,o_f Jho possibility of any other. This is the whole eist and essence of tbo religious side of Positivism, tor of its philosophical aide we say nothing. It is the common characteristic of tho American religious monstrosities which Mr. Dixon described, and of which we believe be greatly cx* Execrated tbe importance and prominence, and in particular of Mortnonisni. blr. Beecher shows thp influence of tho fKino view upon bis mind by the exces. sivo prominence which he gives to all wcial questions in his sermons and the

jno might be said of -Theodore Parker, and of many English writers of the same way of thinking, though we need hardly say no one can stand farther away from either atheism or materialism than the writers whom W9 have named and those who aje'res with them in England.

Ac Episode in the Life of Clara Louise Kellogg Olive Logan, writing in the initial number of Town and Country, relates the following episode in tho lite of Clara Louise

Kellogg: Tou remember, don't you, Anonymous, for it is but a few years ago after all, when two ladies-mctber and daughter— called on my sister Eliza, at the St Nicholas Hotel, to consult her

nrcject thay had in their head? The project was for the younger lady to go upon the stage.

My siator spoke in & disinterested man» nor to this young girl—told her all the hapa and mishaps cf stage life-spoke alv of th?.t unnecessary 'and unjust ob? lc-quy which is attached to the name of every actress, and then bade her go back and ponder seriously

She went back with hat mother, and both pondered seriously. They pondered on the fact that the young girl must do something lor solf sustenance. They pondered on the limited field of employ™ nient which is open to women, 'lfoey pondered on the emoluments and the delights of being a seamstress, or shop* girl, or a workeron a sawihg.machine,— They pondered on the scope afforded wio daughter's genius by these employments and, pondering, they decided. The young girl went upon.the stage

She made a failure. A lire, desperate, seemingly hopeless failure. But she remombered that many a great genius, had failed at first, only to triumph fit lnst— There was a plucky spirit.in the girl's heart, and she did cot turn to the sewmg machine as a last resort.

Retiring again to private life, she began to labor at art as no galley slave ever labored at the work to which he was sentenced. Her days afid her nights were given to the worship of the goddess which she lovsd, and on her reappearance on the stage, she was tolerably, if not brilliantly, successful.,.

Her great virtue was that she did not consider herself perfect" but day after day, and night after night, she kept "up that uncoaaing toil which has *?ow made .her, sir, one of the most celebrated women oi the age, and the only pure blood prima donna assoluta whom America can boast.

Now, Anonymous, is it not evident that Clara Louise Kellogg would have done a wrong io herself and to her country if she hud refrained from going on the stage?

A Lawyer in a Fix.

The tenacity with which a limb of the law struggles after hiii foe, when a case is concluded, can only be likened to the desperate efforts of a drowning man to catch something to support him. In fact, in either case, hu will havo it or die in the attempt. This was illustrated in a case developed yesterday. A young lawyer, sumo days ago, defended a cyprian arraigned before the Recorder on a charge ot vagrancy. Ho procured her acquittal, but she v- alked off without paying him the $10 duo for hi3 services. He became indignant, and resolved to have his money at all litfzards. Yesterday he started on an expedition to effect its recovery.— Tho name of the damsel is Minnie CastelI-., but is also known to the police as Minnie "Baltimore." The lawyer visitod b?r rooms on Fifth street, near Biddle, nad, according to his statement, she not only protested she bad no money, but asserted that she viras suffering from hunger, and asked him to lend her $1. Stir, red by a noble generosity, rare in a lawyer's bosom, he drew out some money, and wai about giving her gome change, when she enatcned a $50 which he had in his band and decamped at a headlong speed down a daik stairway. Our hero feared to follow, nr.d, after ruminating a few minutes, he departed in search of a policeman. During the afternoon Ssrgoant Ccok arraatad the fair absconder in slightly demoralized condition from, drinkmg,"but the money wa? not reccv cd.—Missouri Republican.

Thk is related of a father living near St. Louis, who was one evening teaching his little boy to recho his Sunday-school lesson It was from tho fourteenth chapter of Matthew, whorein he related the parable of malicious individual who went--about sowing tares. "What Is a tare asked the anxiotu parent. "Tell me, my son, what—a tare "Tou had '«n ."Johnny, -ffhatdo yqu mean asked the astonished parent, opening Jtis eyes rather wide. "Last week, when yon didn't come kome for three days," said Johnny, "I heard mother tell aunt Susan that yoa ware on a tare.^ The Sunday, school lesson was'ferought to~a^firupt close, and Johnny was sent off to bed. .i

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LIST OF REGISTERED VOTERS

In the Foueth WAED, of the City of Terre Hautpj Harrison township. Y's° county, Indiana

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1 Atkinson 2 AlienS 3 Alexander Samuel 4 A lbertaon 5 Allen Orriu 6 Ash O 7 Arnold l'hilip 8 Adams Samir

11 Adams Chester 12 Andersen Uiram 13 A Adereon Hiram it An'rim William 15 Aublo Darid 16 Alios 11 It. 83 Brady^ 34 Barm 35 Beniker 36 Brown sen 37 'Brown Hjr 38 Brown Darid A 39 Mrcwn Frank •40-Bathel James 41Urison 42 Bnrnes Jiimea 43 BrJ*nt Jas S 4t Barton l'at 45 Brother'John 40 Boyle Jobn 47 Baug'i 4d lilackbura W 4^ BIE'op Frank f.0 Eob..n E (.1 T»yoid W £2',Bi by.lB 5i.Betholl SG 61 i3}2?r John 6& Po'ws DenniJ 6 Eowen WT 67. i-uker fS Brittoh Jacob £9 Bcaoau Joseph eo Eartivtt O 61 Kurk Patrick tZ Brill Harry

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2i Conner Thos 2fi tbolaher Samuel 27'Cone iiran John '2S Ctaley ill' £9 Coclirau John 30 Chti'leen John 31 rCoijaway JobBn" Si CcSCve? 33 Courtney 34 onett^iu 35 Clu'reU35 V, .-..

17 bdTfi Milton 18 Danhour Edmund 19 Boys Thos 30 xuuly Thomci -8i mine Jas Jtt 23 Duuu Pat

2 Deaioreat O K' 3 Dart Caleb T' 4 Dyar liiohaoi 6 Downey Daniel 0 Dyer Thomas 7 Doyle Patrick 8 Darvin. Jiileics! 9 Davis Jaa 10 Davis HA 11 Dsck 12 ftowllrg Thomai l» DuenuerW rn 14 Dofisqn Samuel 15 Dougherty 18 Davis WH

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1 Feidler Fordiaan'i 14 Ferguson A 2 urgason Ieauc 3 -.^ 1& Ferrell John.,

3 Freeman 6 4 FreetnanBB 0 Fira O A

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lS'Tuqua II •17 Frtt3er Hugh

Ferguson Frank 7 Fisbock John 8 Ferguson John 9 Fletuaan C.tri 10 Fllun K'H 11 Fitzpatricl: Thos 12 Foote A 18 Fisher Fred

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1 "Hay ward Geo A 2 Hudson James 3 HannaJBiYjlmeaJaepW—"

4 H«lmea« {SSSSM9 «1 7 HarperJWB5tern 8 HarpsrkJKai®:n 9 Hunt R*B vS 10 Hunt John O 11 H-olden E 12 Hightsian John 13 Henry Tt^in 14 Harper IKilson 15 Hovey 16 Huston /It 17 Herring t-barles 18 Harrington John E 19 Habermeyer

33 Hooten 34 Hartnian Michael •SSt Hughes "SftTaslett Daniel 37 Hat hoy 33 Hiadon Bobert 39 i»wa#3H 40 Tiusaejdr .. 41 Howard TFin 42 iiurley Timothy 43 Hinnyi*41 Covoy 40 Haslott Goo

J. U'l .9 Joyce Patrick 10 Jewell Edwin 11 Jewoll W 12 Jackson 13 Jean Frank 14 Wiill John 15 Jenkicn Qoo 10 Joseph Tl'ai it* '.-ft: 14 Kin^ vim TV" 15 Kuitpp Cvrus

1 Jewell Hemy 2 Jacobs Peter 3 Jackson Jas 4 Jones El' 5 Joseph Mnx 6 Jeans 7 S Jeentrv Jas

1 Kennedy Darby 2 Kittle A 31 3 King Patrick 4 Kelsbaimer John-,

IC lielgcn JamiiS 17 Krapt G90. ,. IS Ififig1 .fonn 19 Korney Michael 20 K0I.0 James 21 KiDC Ueo 24 BSaj&r2)fei!ieI .,, 43 1i!rnJohn 24 Kelly Jns "j Kelly Androw

Kelsbeimer JosepTl 0 Kimble Oliver 7 Keuser John 8 Kenier Jobu 9 Kalbits VA:i's 10 Sleor Auguet 11 Kennedy iilik^ 12 Kellor Sohn 13 King Lewis E

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1 Lawrence Balph Lynch Jas 3 Langs Albort 4 Lynch Joan 6 Xangford 1 R*?'

1 SIthoney John 2 Mnrpby Jchn 8 Moore W ''. ..

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8 Hallta Patrick ft cS katlisiSlcholas 4 9 Meyers Wai SS'^he! John" 3, 34 llnl-sy E Iward 35 MaleyMatt 3ii, Miner JC ... iT aUUfBE- ,- 33 Meyer A 39 Mills E 40 Moody Albert -44-JU organ SF 4^ Murphy Michael _43 Miller 44 WeRiy boma

10 Maiice Bueli 11 Morrow 12 Melcber Chas 13 Miller Lyman 14 Miller Canitl 16 Mahony Stephen 16 Moody Hiram S 17 Murphy Jas 18 Murphy S muci 18 Mnllen Daniel 20 McvvMnsoy Wm 81 Mewtainney Man ford 48 Maiiory Jacob S3 Mewhlnney.TFailece 46Mo*iler—— £3 Manning 47 Ho, Her 24 ITelvin Chee 43 KlUer Jatit

1 HcSeeA Tt 15 jVicCiOiey Jssies 8 McHala Wm 18 McCarty tattick 3 MoGann Jtseph E 17 lUcMiaicie Isaac 4 MeKino«y llinry 13 »K3rey uamei 6 MoCorail MIohael 30 MtGihaVS aD 6 Mq^elis J"ii 2 Mcii EOwa'd 'XcNntt OH 21 McGrO Stack

McKiaiey Daniel 22 MeG«ty Jchn 9 McGregor Al 'xaader 2 Mciab*n 10 McGou^hlin A 21 McG-'e 11 MoDooald Taos 3 2 McGmley Peter If II oDonsld "4W»» 2Sii-LaneW W 11 MGi)l(-y Paf" S7 ITcOkulsy 14 McZ«ea Martin

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1 Phillips W 5 Pmipors Wa mice I N 4 Plttman John 6 Prather Mltchel

S Palmerton Leviathan 9 PortorSB 19 Ptterfaan John,, 11 Patterson Lavid" 12 Pratt Francis

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*C Tuompaoti SimeonB 14 Thompjon 7 T«ichuan Lewis 8 Thiel Wm

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T. 2 Vance JTujirice W. 18 Wernschenck Fred la West BecJ 10 WillinmeBsll-y 21 WrigbtJohn

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Woodall Robert 8 Welch Pat 3 Walker W .4 Wolf VV •6 WhittuoroHM 6 Wrtn Timothy 7 Welch James 8 Watson Edward 9 Westfail Nele^n 1U Wood 11 TCeiis Michel 12 Waid Simuol 13 Woodn.&Dso Samuel 14 WeaTer Joha li Wigiay Semuol 18 Waiter O 17 W»$s?aJU ,G

22 Wiillji 23 Walker Robsi i!4 wisley J.imrs "5 WalKtr Thomas 20 We'.ss Guntir 37 Walch John 28 Wat^ins W Iff 29 Khftley Chas 31 Ifoodail IVm 31 Welch

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1 Z'tnmsrznan John WE, tho undersigned, composing tho Board of Registry for Election District No. 4 in tho Township of Harrison, County of Vigo, State of Indiana,do certify that the foregoing is a correct lisi-of rotors in said district or precinct in said towEship sg fgr as the sama is known to us.

Dated February 5th 1866. V'*" '."S-ff J. 8. OTET^i ,V 8. BElFgfflDER

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OEOBGE W IS atlob, Township'Trnstee.' J. B. OTET, Clerk of Board.

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February 15 and 25th. With New Steamships cf the First Olaea. PASSAGE LOWEB TBAN BT AST OTHER LINE.

For farther information addrees the undersign«drs»4n #MtStrcet, He* York. D. Ji. UABuIXGTOlf, AgCOt.

How to Make Money rriHBBMT OHAHOS yet oSered to agents, male JL or female, to get np olaba for oar great ORE DUUBUU of lorete and Items*tic Dry a^d nSereeodi, OstHty, 3&* nw^e^ttiMaiehed akMM reliable IraportttJ and JobblBC'House In Boston. Agent* making money and customer* well pleased. Catalogues sent free to any addrees.

B. A. ADAMS AGO

P. O. Box 476. 28 Milk Street, Boston, Kin.

AgHits Wjtitei. XT1

WK want flret-claea AgenU to introdnea our HBW StAB BHOTT&t BKWlHfi MAC1UB8. Xztraordiaary indoDemenU to good ealeemwi.--Further particniars and Bample work furnishea on application to W. G. WILSON A OOy Cleveland. OU^ Boston, Kass. or St. Losie, Mo^.

AAA

Per

fow*, No money required in

/uUU advance. AgenU wanted everywhere to aeilonr MtinUt Qintei Jmm Address American Wire Co., 1«9 Broadway JT. T., or 16 Dearborn St., Chicago, Illinois.

AZYG0S!-

Tkr*$ magnifloently illustrated Medical Books, containing important Physiolo^cal Information, for Men and Women, sent free on reoeipt ef 26 cents, by addreseng Dr. JbHN VLND**POOL, No. 80 Clinton Place, New Tork City.

And will present to any pereon sending oa a clnb in our Great 0i£ DOLLAR SALE of DBT AliD FANCY GOODS, a Watch, Piece of Ubeetie'g, Silk Dree* Pattern, Ac.,

Free of Cost.

Oatalagne rf Goods and Sample pent. to0fny,address Fbeb. ALLM, HAW£S & CO.,

IS Fcdexal Stii ^Boton, Miun

P.O.Box V, Wholesale Dealers in French, G^rmairand"Bngllfh Pry and Fancy Goods, CntlcqtvBia^d. Waret Albdins, Leather Good^, Ap.^.

WK SELL FOR 01E D0LL4B,

GOLD

61 Steward Ellae t".'/ 0i bellivan Thomas •|3 Sulilrau 54 StoneL W '/v: 55 swank Geo..'- •. 66 Sextea Frank i—J. 57 Shirley W 58Serv(tyl' 1— T. ai uj 9 Thompson AhPibam 10 Taylor 11 Trunelt John 1- Tierney 13 Thomas

aAd Silver Watchee, Sewing Machines, Silk Drees Fatternf, Garpetinga, Domestic Goods, Ac. OIBCULAI^ SENTFRBK, giving full particulars, or ten checks sent for One Dollar, describing ten different articles which we will sell for

ONE DOLLAR EACH.

Splendid inducements offered to Agents sending ns Olubs. Address, LABONTE A BABBITT, "... No. 83 Sudbury Street, Boston, Mass. ..• s» J?

It is the Bcst^Chaace erer offered to Ageile 1

One ortvo days' time wilt secure a good Hewing Machine, Watch, elik Dress, Bevolver, or norne othor article of equal vain?, Free ot Cost.

Agentc wanted everywhere, male and feua le, for the best One Dollar l'awtibroker'e 3alo in tho country. Send for Circular, f. O. THOMPSON & CO 30 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass. i:

A Physiological View of Marriage, The Cheapest Book Ever Published Containing nearly Three Hundred Pages

A ad 130 ilae plates and engraving* of the Anatomy of the Hnman UrgaUsTlfi a state of Health and Diseaso, with a treatise an Early Brrurs. Its Deplorable Conseauencen upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan of Treatment —the only rational and suooeesfui mode of Cure, as shown by the report ef cases treated, A truthial adviser to the married and those ci itemplating marriage, wbe entertain donbta if their, physical condition. Sent free of Postage any address, on receipt of 85 cents in stamps or kostal eurroncy, by addresning DB. LAOEOIX, -. 31 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. I. The ailthar may be consulted upon any of tho diseases upon which his book treats,eitaer -personally or by mall.— Medicines eent to any part Of^the world.

OKE DOLLAR EACH.

WEBS

Oct ton Cloth, DreMP»tterns, Pant Patterua, Sewftag Machme^, Dry and Fancy Goods, .&c.,

Ap.

Send Ten' cents for Patent Pen

Fountain, with slip deecrlbing an article in our dnllar sale. Any person, (male cr femftlti.) can send in a club of from 30 to 1,000 at same rate (10 cts. for each,) and get a premium for sodolng. Sbko in BmihTEEED LETTIES.

Samples mailed free to any ad

drees. —ftfrSMMNt-KENDALL, 65 Hanover Street, Boston,

8EKD 50c. STAHP,

With color of Hair, and Eyar, and Age, and receive by return mall correct picture of future husband or. wife. CABBIE DOSN, Albany, N.

LAND-AGENCY.

M' M. HICKCOI. Ho D, SOOTT. GEO. C.

HIOKOOX & *. '3'' 4 *W

B£4L ESTiTH BROKERS

No. CO OWo gtree

Convcyancein% Carefully Done

Abstracts of Title famished, Loans ne goti&ted and Money invested.

O S A I E

'fii.+J •'•".T .'

Desirable residence on South .Market Streets— Over 2 acres of ground, well set with fruit and shrubbery. Price, 97,000 terms favorable,

New frame house, and lot, 90x300.feet, on Straw berry Hill. Yery'cheap.

T~« lots in Dean's Addition, very cheap.

FiiS acres, east of Flagan's Garden.'

200 acres, Smilos east,* known ac the "Hussey Farm," all fenced, well improved good meadow woods pasture vid„flne,. timber, A. flrst-elM farm. (. r:50 Bailding Lots, adjoi'ning'the city, northeai —good size—low price and favrrable terms.

House and lot, oh 1st street, north of Clark House—6 rooms, oistern,-large stable, Ac. Pric $t,V00- Terms easy.

Mortgugu

an.t

Notes

85,COO—at a

forty acres 3y

big discoont

inilos sontheast of town—21

acres in c.iltivatlen, balance fine timber. Very cheap.

Real Estate Column

HENDRICH & LANGE,

Office over First National Bank, S. E. Corner Of Foiir[Uaui Main Streets,

Terre Haute, Ind.

Abstracts' of title furnished, Loans negotiated, and Money invested.

FOR SALE.

Cllir PROPERTY.

Fort Lots in Linton's Addition to Terre Hante Hous» and lot, east Ohio street, nouso and lot. In McMnrraiu's Additltion, Uou»oand lot in Sibley's addition on 6th street, Iiouai and lot InRes&'s addition ou 8th street, House and lot on Poplar, between Utb and 7th streets, liouse and lot on North Glh, between Ghcsnut and Lmt jn streets.

Trfo business Houses on Main street. OODSTY PROPERTY. Farm of 89 acres in Honey Cr^ok Township, 173 acres in Linton township. 3 Acres bulsw tho Boiling Mill, wess side canal.

JanSDdtl

STORAGE, COMMISSION & GKAIN.

b. raASKLW. i. n. Moaauon.

FRANKLIV, M0KBIS0H & CO., Commission. Merchants,

No. S8 West 2d St.. CtwftnnaU. BKESBENOES. Pearre, Tolle, Uolton Shaw, Barbour's Co., a Porter, £. O. Leonard Jk Oo., Wm. Qlenn A Son*. Bob.*t Macready A CoFoster Brothers, Foote, Naeh^SCo. Chambers, 8 tore ue^kCo. mhSSdly

'om HAxrr. xuxsin

HAKUT.

HA^BY & CO.~

JohnSTOKAGB,

OOOCIUateM AlCB

A I N E A E S

Wutlwtn on fint St., at the OanaV-iiM.n. anMwtf TKRBB BA7TK. THT

JOHN ARMSTRONG,

Gunsmith ud__Steneil Cotter.

Flour, Tliliky and'daek brand*, ato Platea foi

•ESfigrS5'4»nS t«'«' •«..

All work warranted to giT* Mtisfkotlon. I IShop 3d door Xaat of tha New Oourt Houae, DVo street, at tha Tigo oonnty Hay Seals*, [dl

MM-UNUIY.

Suite

5Y0CKK

Saeqne. and Cloak

CUTTER

cat on scientific principles, and u«sw*rr*nted to

GIVE SATISFACTION!

Also a fine assortment of

LATEST STYIi®

TBIMMIN GS!

So. 85 Main Street, up Stairs.

H. A. WALTER

CHEAP MILLINEEY »tn .i»i Ptro NEW STOCK OP TME ^-.^d

A E S S E S •g£3.j r+ 7 03 THE

CBB4P88T IX THE CITY i"*" At No. 85 Main Street,

(UP STA1ES.) ,^ ,.3 MISS SALLIE HASTINGS.

BRRRETT'S Vcgot&ble MT \y

HAIR RESTORATIVE

decided by the N. H. Bute Fair\ tnd it wvf conceded bv tho public to be I tbo very best Preparation for Hectoring I Gny or f&dcd Ilair to its original color promoting Its Growth, eradicating Hu- _- mors una Dandruff, and

for

Dressing /i

and BMntif !n{p tho Hair. Itisfrc* /So/ from peUozious dra^s, docs not •tain tho.finest fabric, and ldnres the __ the Hair

EICH,CLEAir,/

and

ol°ot

J. R, BARRETT & CO., Proprietors, MA2TCHESTBK, N. H.

LORD SMITH, Chicago, General North-West-rn Agents. J. & H. A, DAVI8.ABCntafor Terre Hante, Ind. novlldw6m

No. 25 Maiden Lane, I York, Dec. 14,1867.)

In ihy Oard of Nov. 1,1867,1 stated that,'' for tlin purpose of more fally vnpplylns tlie wants of the public, Bnd ln order to prevent unscrupulous dealers from puiiuliic off InferIor aiid t«orthle#» goods as tne .Morton Gold fens, I shall hereafter sell no goods at wholesale except'duly to auly appointed and authorized Agents," etc. To this plan I have since strictly adhered.

In accepting Agents, great core has been exercised to appoint those who, by long-continued fair dealing, have 'acquired a reputatibS for honesty, responsibility, and. probity—men in whose word the public have learned to place confidence- These Agents have agreed to keep a full assortment of my pens, and to.sell them at my published prices. Thttathe-pubHc are supplied by them with just suoh pens as they want, either as to writing- or price, 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 6old Fen must get it from tha Iocal Agent or from headquarters

None need apply for the Agenoy ex« ec-pt in conformity to the above, the liberal discount "To Olubs" being sufficient inducement to all others/

A. MORTON.

00i I laa ?*J*cd C3S.S? s•*:

a?.

DOCTOR WHITTIEK,

A BEQULABLY BRED PHYSICIAN, aa hit A. Diploma wSich hanga in his otBoe will ntiow. baa made Okronie IXweeee-tte tiudf of hit life,

and

has a Dniou-wide repntatioc, having been Ungtt looattdin St. £oa« than aay-otneT,ChronlcD!seAtr Pltfaiolan.

Mnoh of hia practiechas bsen of a private natare. OgpkttU, Gh%orr}na,OUei, Stricture, ali Vrl jDmuot, BfpWic or Mercurial AjKtiom of th. Throat, 8km or Sonet OrchiHt, Hernia or Rupture alio, the effects of a Solitary Habit, minora tc 3ody«nd Hind, pcoduoing blotches, debility, im potenofj dissiiuwSdilmneiM of light, confusion o' Ideas, eril foreboding, arerslon to society, loss ol memory, weakness, so., not ail these in any oc ease,bat all ocotirringfreqnently in various cases

M*AcconuaodaUon» ample, ohargea aiodnraio ires guaranteed. ConinltationB by letter or al oJBce, free. Most caiea. era DO preporiy treats ty Henstrnation and Pregnanoy, 3c. without an interview, ana medicines, secure #ron abaervation, sant.by mail or expruu. Mo radrancs to btuiness in most casea.

Addriaa Box 9092, St. Louis, Mo. Boura—8 A. M. te 8 P. M. OfBce permanent!, located at No.6178t,Charlee 8treet,between tfixtl and Seventh.one iqo^re Sonth of LlndpH iioteJ, retired ipot in the centre of the city.

Consultation rooms,'and rooms

for

the

ac»om

modation of such patients as reqnlre daHy pepnr aLattentfon. EVERYBODY

Oan get, in a sealed letter envelope,my Theory Symptoms andTteatment of Mervona,Urinary am SexnalDiieases,dearly delinoating all diaeuei! conditions, with fnll Symptom Iilats, for t\rr three-cent postage stamps to prepay postage.— Circular for Ladies,relating to Diseases of Pntar aprSdawly.

COLGATE & CO S

FragnuitToilet Soap are prepared by ISkllled Workmen from tbe BEST MATOKUIN, land are known as tbe

STAND AliD by Dealer* & Customera. Sold everywUeer 24dw ly

COAL.

TC.

GROVER,

DKA£KB IU

WOOD AND COAL.

The undersigned is now delivering the sapori* ur Ooelof the Pioneer Coal Hluiug Company, at Carryivillo, and redpectfnlly.solicits an examina tion and trial. It will b« foGEd eqnal to the Oraail Coal, and is fnrniehed at much leas rates. I would refer consumers to It. L. Thompson, Esq.. who is using it at his Mill and Residence. Ortlrre left at Ira Grover's Stove Store, Third Streit, north of Main, wi 1 receive prompt attention.

July 17, vitf TIM. OBOTKK

QOAL! COAL

Tbe Beat is tbo Cheapest E. F. MEBBIL is now prepared to furnish the beet Brazil and Highland Ooal, alaa ths Lehigh and Anthracite Goal, if ordered. Orders left at McKoen's Store, 107 Main St., or BartSOck & Bannister's, will receive prompt attention. a3dtf

COAL! COAL!!

TOHN McPARLANE IS NOW furnishing the best quality of Biver Ooa, screened on a wider screen than any other Dealer is nslng, and at the very lowest rates.

Ooifotv

Orders leit at the Scaiee, or at Woodmausee's Urocbry, on Main street, next door to 0. O. Smith Co. Stove store, Will receive prompt attention. Loave orders with Ous. Arnold. at the Pott Offloe. Jy24ltf

I A O O

la now smplying the best quality of Biver Goal at the market rates. Orders left at.' Chambers' Grocery Store, southwest corner of ^the Public Saaare, will reMlv* ihinptttntbii. )«01»

J. A. BUY AX,

JOB PRINTER, 1151MAIN

i^y ooooft.

SAXT0N& WALMSLEY

111 mailt Street-

ti 'T 1

k» «E

Janoary 15th« 1868 m-j i»*«i»£rJs* &H too j&te t* *«mlt I* SVODA fc .1 tttatofo ni lit-

Having commenced oar second year at the well bnowh stand, "the BostoaStore." we consider it both a duty and a pleasure to thank oar customers for their past liberal patronage. It shall eontiaae to be our aim to keep always on hand a choice assortment of goods suited to the w*nts of the community.

We have just completed an inveatory of our stock and marked oar goods at heir

present value \without regavd to cost,

and, as it is generally conceded that the prices of DRY GOODS have finally touched bottom, now is certainly a

safe

time to buy. In every department we are offering greed tuducements with a view to the closing out of our entire stock of Winter Goods, preparatory to tbe opening of Spring trade.

Soliciting the favor of an inspection of our Qooda and prices we remain,

Re&pectfuily, SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

NEW

Drug and Prescription Store

IRA GROVER, Jr.,

Woaii anudnnce to the citizen* of Terre iiante and vlciult that he has opened at

No. 46 South Fourth St.,

OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE, A Fall and well Selected Stock of

PURE DBUGS AND MEDICINES, Chemicals, Oils and Dye Stop, PERFUMERY,

& & A & I S

Fore Wines and Brandies,

For Medical Purposes,

PATENT MEDICINES.

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

The Lowest Cash Price.

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS Caketttllt Compounded.

IRA GROVER, jr

DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST, No. 46 South Fourth St

.Between Ohie and "Walnot.

TERRE HAUTE......... INDIANA.

K..

B.—Mr. OroTer trosts that his

YEARS'

•els, ts a snffiolent gnacantee .that fnll satisfies fion will be rendered patrons. 27dt.

SOLICITORS.

QHAHLES WBKBE & CO., SOLICITORS OF PATENTS,

t)OBN8ELLOB3 AT PATENT LAW, Model Ballder^ Dealers Patoat Blgbts, and PAlSSTIU) ABTICUB.

OFFTC®—81 EAST MABKET 8TBEKT,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

Onr facilities for procuring Patents are not ex. -eneded by any eitabllshmeni In the United States Ail kinds of Models built to order. [n4d6m

JJBALTH ESTABLISHMENT 355 West Fourth Street. CINCINNATI.

Swedish Movements. Electro-thermo Bath*, Hot, Cold and

above, and TC DISEASES SPINK.

Medicated Baths.

Br. B. HBTWTOH TOOKIB, formerly of Green Mount, Water-Oure, is permanently ieca ted as willftlve special attention fo CHBON and OKJTOBMITIES OP THE

Circulars costairing further information Jtnd reference 19 some of the best known business men in Cincinnati and elsewhere, furnished on application.

A limited number of patients can be accommo dated with board. decl2d3meod

PLUMBING.

H. BUCKEIiIi being a practical PLCMCEU, anu at th' request of tr.any friends begs to announce that he is now prepared to eze cute all orders in the above business, connection ith his

House Painting and draining.

SHOP—On Cherry Street, between 3d and 4th BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, fitted up on the most approved principles, hepairiug promptly attended to. sep3

DYE HOUSE.

gTEAM

C^AMDGE

Has returned to this tity, and fitted up a Steam Dyeing and Scouring Establishment, at the old Stand,

So.

8 North Fourth Streot, where he will

be pleased to meet his old frisnds, and as many new ones as may favor him with their patron* ge Z&dtf

Carriages a! Seduced Prices!

jiLatost approvod styles, and of elegant finish, consisting of Barouches, Rocbaways, Photons, Top Buggies, Open Buggies and Sprina Wagons.

This is much the finest .itock ot work ever offered in this market, and will be sold low fur cash, as I desire to close up my business.

B. MILLEB'S OMNIBUS

Ui AMD HA OK LIN£. Will attend to all Mils for -trains leaving, li.t Olty,nd also delirer passengers in any part of-Mie qjiy with eare and diabatrh

All ordorale't on the Slate at the Poet Office, at Davis' Drug Store, or my residence will be prompt ly attended to, pan9Mtf

ATITTMAN,

MECHAN1CLAN,

901 Mau street, ketweca «t* Tu sta., Terre Haute, Ind. Morns

ASD

PKBPAEBD PBB8CKIPTION. Blade from the TreacHpllom oT BKT.CHAB. I.

NIOI5T BAOB't FLOtffi STORE.

0IT5T

A. J. WJCLCH,

Oor,2d and Walnut Sts., Terre Haute, led.

jal2m

OMNIBUS LINE.

DEAWIMS NIATLT IXXCCTU'

Sewing Machines and other flight Machinery re paired to give satisiacUan. Breech-Loading Shot-Ouns after the oelebratep Freneh Pattern, made from new or. old material, mav Mlv

P1ABENBT AND CARPBNTBE

\J WOBSL Tha oodenrigned .wonld TtapaatMly aanoaaoe ta

1*TERRK HAUTE, IND*

oUlMM«f Terre Hauu and vteinity, that he is crepareiTfo do jobs in f&f tlabinet Carving and -flarpentef lfi». Also, repairing Furnitu* dona In the beet style. A. MdNOH, Xas) National Boad, one-half Square east ef Oilbert's. deoSd&a

PBOPOSALS

I "Ooa«janion is as aartataly cuaan I aa Intonnlttset Tsver, and aa oxaTimt.* rmxTrnimo as Bull Pea."—

Rn. Okm. E. Kimg, X. D., LL. D..

KING' S

KIX6. M. U. »n *e.. Ac.,

For the Prevention tsl Care of

CONSUMTTIQIL^

For the Radical Onre of ASTHMA, BBONCHITI8,: iff, CATABKH, and alt otbei aflectioos of the Langs, f* I Thrfiat, and AIR PASSAGES for Oeosral and.'i I Special Derangements of the Nerroai 8yst»» for Disorders jof. the BI»OOP and tor all Fanetieaal Disorder* of the HtoMscfr aaa~mrw»irr

Tbe Prepared Prescription

Increasee the strength and deepens tbe color ol the Pale Blood. It snbduee the Chills and Tsver, and diminishes the Kxpeetoratlan. Itchacka the SIGHT SWEATS, always, in from seven to fonr- ,•

teen daye. The Appetite It invigorated, and the patient rapidly jtalne fleeh tkt Oaagk and the difficult Breathing are epeedily relieved the Sleep tecomes calm and refreehing tha evacuatlons regular and uniform. All the geaerai svmp tons of OONSDMPIION. ASTHKA, Bronchitis, Ac., disappear with a really astonishing rapidity

i.:

THE PRESCRIPTION -r

Should be used jin every Disease, by whatevo! came known, in which there isiaxhibited and derangementof eUber tbe H*HVOU8 or tbeBIOOD ..jjbyitems. It is unequalled in Female Disorders," Soaety or Saprareeaed Afeneee. -'Whitea," tc.

The PBEPABKO rKXSOBIPTIOM both the Beet and tbe most economical Medieioe that can '••v be taken. The average doee, is two teaspoonafa 1, ITS taken onct a day. The patient never requiroe, nnder any ilrcninstances, to uee "Ooagh Mixtures," for tiio Coogh *'Kxp«ctoranta" lor the .h expectoration "Ton ice" for the Appetite or uw Weakness Iron for the Blood Anodynsa for the Nerrnue Irltation Acids for Might Sweats or Whisky or Cod Livtr Oil for Uie Wasting. Its Specific Acuo* is upon the Ooestitutlonal Cooditiun, and, through this Condition, upon the Whole Series ol Symptoms.

Statements frout Paiieais, Ac. XX .M j. CoLuas liux, OiMowHATiI was in the Laar stage of Consumptlou. In ted day* after taking the PaucBtpriON, my Chills, Might Sweate, Fever Ac., decreased, and finally altogether disappeared. A mete skeleton before, I am now well acbnd with flesb. My restoration isa marvel Co all who know me.—Una. C. L. WaieaT, -'Tour Preeoription saved ay daughter's life, and bas probably saved me hundreds of dollars.'' —Rev. hi. Hr»PEElv»,Romwu. M. Y. "Wo bless Uod tor the beneUlt wehava received from your Prepared Prescription."—Bev.P. PsaiOB»a. Bloesbnrg, Penn "Every one to-hom I have recomiaendod it has benefitted by ita use."—Bev. C. D. Josu, Bacine, Wisconsin.

Tbe "PHEPABSD PBXiCBIPTXOM" is pat up in a Si bottle, and is sold in Torre 11 ante, by 1.1. 11a.HAN

VO-, and br Druggists generally, or

nrilera may be nddrees^d to-the &ol» Pwfiletliia, OSCAJi Q. HOSES CO., Cortlaadt AtTMt, N. Y. Consultation free- A Circnlar,'coiUfaing T«»tlnioniais of mahy'Oaaet MoMMly treated ill be sent free, by mail, te all via trill write for it. a-

HATS AMD CAPS.

EW -YOB AT S OB

JTo»epb C. Yietteft JUST IN RECEIPT OP Mens' Hats ot oil kinda,

Boya* Hate oi oil kinae, Mi«»oe' Hate of allUnda, tuiw Infanta' Hate of sail kind., Aaa at all prices. ... as.. Hate made to order on short ootW Cnit arid aoA 1/

THE FALL H2'i±JSS, ®a»t side Public Sqnace TMrre Rant*. In4, TTP-J Id!

SOT 8Tdt(

SEA.LSB

NovlOdlv

THHTHS

of intimate acquaintance with the

BOAI'

Sfc.r »»Jf

J, P. MODONAJLD, (Sucewsor to. A« A. ABHOT.I^

j«i

ia^

Books/ Magazine^ Papers^ stationery, &c., POST Omct LOMV. ........TtHiht

ftAcr*,

I»»

T.J73

EXPRESS COMPAMICS.

-~r nyr-r

j^BRCHANT'S PfiSPATCH,

Fast Freight Line, ESTABLISHED 1856. S*' AMaBIiMl SXFB1HS OU .fBOHUJETtMBfct -»q

FOBWABDQOODS '^"csr

From JS«w York, Boiton,

And all points in the New England Btateato nil points In the Weet and Sonth-weat, Sextin Speed to the Regular ExpreM Oaaipany." °'f

For inteeagd all other information, appljrto

:':f—

SHEWXABEB,

Agent, ciQ

Oer. Main and Ninth, Sts., Terre Hante. X. CUMKINQS, Sup't, Buffalo. eel8d6ai

AJTD'

'"3 3 i-i ai arad FKMK HEDTI« dc BBO ,4 Manufacturese of all kind* ot

OEAOKEB8.-

and Dealers in

O E

On Latayette St., between Oaaal aa^ De^at,

de30dly INDIANA.

O-AS AJND STEAM FITTING, v/ Main Street, between 6th and 7th, ..

FBEDEBIH G£IG£B.

Havlt

son.ai prepared to execute al^ erdets la the above bnai- I.c neas, with promptnees and dispatch. octSdlp

vlng employed the services of J. 8. Fargn«..Q well known practical workman/he ii no#*

B. MAJSNDt&4 &

llOVSBf SI4M AMX OEMAMBNTAV

i» a JV E One door Eaet of the Star Orocery, TERRE HAUTK, IND. Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging, Fancy and*-

Plain biga Painting. Ceilings and Walls -. Fainted and Calcemloed la Freaca Calorg," Pianos hni Natural Wood PoIUhed in the highest style of the Art. Oiidlng on Olaee and Japanned Tin, in «di Htyles.

It will be to tho interest of those who wish lb have serviceable work done, to call on me. Infor matlon in buying dnd mixing colors, will he furnished to persons

ITBEK

CBABOK.

JAME3 B. LTNE.

LYNE

bocSdtf

THOMAS B. LAWI8

& LAWKS,

General Commisson Merettantg,

Ann DEALCB* IN

Agricultural implements, an* Pure Kentucky Copper-Uittiilied Mklsky, Main Street. Near Coner StTeath, Terrs Suit, lad. Merchandise aud Produce of all kinds bonghtaua sold on Commission. Censignments Solicited. Agents Ifor some of the Best OtotillerlM is

KKimuftH

v-rlsi T'.

BEFilUtSiOJtS

Louiariur, Kt—Hon. Thos. E. Bramiette. la to'" Governor of Kentucky, Ool. Alfred ATles, latolw Treasurer Kentucky, Hon. BenJ. H. Bristow, U. S. Att'y, District Ky.

Fnjjfaroar, Kr.—J. B. Temple, Cashier Farm-, er's Bank K. H. Taylor, Cashier Branch Bank of Kentucky. 54

Tsbbk HAUTS,

Ins.—Hon. Albert Laage, for

mer Au'litor of State Hon. O. F. Cookerly, Mayor Col. Thos. Howling, Janes H. Turner, "Esq. McKecni Deming John Scott 4 Son, S. \Volf, Esq. SSd6B

BILL POSTER

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Programmes and Circulars dirlfibuted in GOOD STYLE I avAil orders left at Iowiing Hail, or fi tfc? rioting OOicos, wlil be promptly stteaded to wit (•a4*.

TO CONTRACTORS.

FOB BUILDING BOTEL'' w.bawd

i^ropissls will be rccelTsd until jtfarch 1st. ISM. for all the labor and 'material for the XattCott Hotel, to te erected, at Mat toe n^ Cotes .Cba*MT" Illinois.

Proposals wm alee tk received Tot th* labor ail material Dr FIVE STOBjy to be erected under said Hotel. STT5.U

Plans, Specifications,- and datsifl flninlnaB.for) all the work may be examined attho OfficeoT the Searetary, at the KirstHatlonalJMak, wherfealto all necessary information may be obtained.

The Bnlldiag be One Ifcndre* awlTlSnty

ftorlefSghrr0ntwill *~VI-ep.

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The znuteoareaerve tiseright ti iMectaB bMk£ if best for the Interest ef tbe Comiwnv

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Mattoom, His., Feb. 6th, 18*8. dWl mJcJfc

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euinre, FAFKft-ifAafaurc,. wtsJ MUed ptHUt, of *a«ry Mdittn Tamdstaaf Patty, Ac., always on hand, and fer saie oa the moat reasonable terms. Give aa a call. Shop oa Okarrret, stre between 3d aad 4th. eSMly