Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 February 1868 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS-

TKRBK HAUTBi INI3.

Tuesday Morning, February i8th, 186s

Yennonters In Congress. The New York

Tribune

mentions Ver

mont as affording the Democracy another chance for "a cry against unequal representation." Not satie#ed with two Senators and three members of the House, all Republicans, she has managed to get into Congress ao less than fourteen of her sons —two extra in the Senate, and seven ex train the House and among the latter is Thad. Stevens, the terrible old man whose name is used to frighten noisy Democratic babies. Only think of it Fourteen Green Mountain Yankees in Congre8S3! It is not to be endured.

The Martyr's Last 5ameAmong the "pet names" applied to Vallandigham is that of the "Bottle Imp Those who remember the old play from which the name is derived will see its pe culiar fitness. There is a supernatural plot in which the possessor of a certain mysterious bottlo is tormented by an imp, which issues forth from it at the dread hour of midnight. The unhappy owner of this unpleasant curiosity can not get rid of it. If he throws the bottle out of the window, in a moment, presto, it is back again on the shelf. He can not sell or give it away. Finally, if our indistinct remembrance of tbe plot does not deccive us, the wretched man is only saved from self-destruction by tho prayers of his sis ter. Mr. YallaBdigham is the bottle imp of the Democratic party, which is con tinually trying to get rid of him, without any success.

Discouraging to Seward. We find, in an exchange, a statement having the authority of the learned Pro fewor

Dklibbeb,

of Kingston, Jamaica

which is calculated to have a very "de moralizing" effect upon our national real estate broker. According to the Pro» feasor, earthquakes will break out neur the equator, with redoubled violence,about March 20,1868. Tbe "configuration" of the planets is said to produce extraordi* nary terrestrial commotions, not through astrological influences, but through the force of gravitation. The year 1868, according to

Delibser's

predictions, will be

famous for trememdous stoimB, inunda tions and earthquakes. Now, ns to tbe particular period of the vernal equinox, "Within a few days after the commenco ment of Spring, Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and the Moon will bo in conjunction on March 22, and tbo Sun will be in conjunction with the Moon on March 24, heavy weather may consequently be expected. To the inhabitants of the is* lands this theory is sufficiently alarming, for a cursory inspection of the hiero glyphics in tno almanac show that tempests may be expected about every other day in the year. To most readers, the interpretation of these signs is a hopeless task, but when an unusual collocation of darts, hooks, altars and sceptcrs appear at any given date, tbe effect upon the mind must hereafter be terrific. Mr,

Sewakd

should postpone his treaties until the recurrence of some year when the urations" are less numerous.'

Barbarons Treatment of tbe Insane Eastern papers contain heartrending accounts of the destruction, by fire, of the Duchess county, Naw York, Alms House, which occurred a few mornings since, from which we glean the following par ticulars, quite sufficient to show the heart less brutality of the treatment of the in sftne in a part of the State of Now York where,in the^vicinity of the city of Pough keepsie—it might bo supposed the modern humane usages would prevail.

Tbe building itself was a largo, old, di lapidated frame structure, worth, the pa pers say, one hundred and twenty dollars being insured for eight thousand dollars, or seven thousand eight hundred and eighty dollars moro than its value. The insane paupers—eighty or ninety in num ber—were confined in the "crazy room, in tho upper part of tbo house. From the published account, it would appear tbat all the sane inmates, together with the furniture and bedding, wero removed to a plaoe of safety beforo any attention was paid to the miserable wretches chained to tho floor, or hobblod with a ball and chain in the garrets of the institution. The colored cook,

George P. Wert,

who was

the leading spirit of the rescue, broke into tho colls and liberated tho captives, al though some rushed back like frightened animals, in to the flames, and had to bo dragged out by main force. Others walked out peaceably, carrying the ball and chain, and this fact would soom to throw doubt upon the extent of the insanity of tho persons so behaving, or tho necessity of tho load of iron. All this lime the smoke was rushing through tbe entries in dense volumes, and the flames were gaining rapidly the mastery. Undismayed at the prospect, the courageous

Wert

proached the door of a trantic maniac called "Polly," a Spaniard, who violently resisted the entrance of the rescuers.— Wbbt seizing an axe broko open the door, cut the chain asunder with a tre* mendous blow, and then grappled with the unfortunate lunatic. A terrible contest then ensued, "Polly" getting

West's

hand into his mouth and biting the living flesh in desperation. At last an assistant joined in the battle and the raging, raving Spaniard was removed. What must be the discipline of this Alms House, when tho "colored cook" is almost tho only man on the premises who exerted himself to savo the inmates?

The Pertinacity of Jerry Black. The Supreme Court, in its opinion in tho Mississippi and Georgia —«Mee? took occasion to declare so fully and freely its purpose not to be drawn into a judgment on a political case that there could have been but little doubt as to the folly of making any new attempt in that direction. But there is a class of lawyers Who have a goaius really tremendous in the invention of "test questions," a genius only equaled by their pertinacity in keeping at them long after the last lingering

ray ofhope is" fled. It was Sut tfift'Mh* day that the opinion in She Georgia and Mississippi cases was announced, and yet we flnd that the astuta and*remtti&ble Jebey Black was on hand the next day With a new bill in which he seeks a decision upon the political question involved in the former cases, by a dexterous inters polation of new causes for a consideration ofhisMlL-:?^*^:i

The court said that it had no right to decide cases arising upon political mat. ters, and that the controversy which it could consider,}npust be one concerning persons and property,' This hint was sufficient for tbe sagacious scintillating Black, and he rushed off instanter, to plunge into the preparation of a new bill against Generals

Geattt, Meade

Jenkins

tilack

will reccive another

blow quite as stunning

its effects upon

him and his clients as was that which sent them out of court a few-days ago.

Senator Morton's Health We announced yestorday the unpleasant intelligence that. Senator

Morto'jm

would not be able to—attfind the State Convention on the 20th. The following from the Indianapolis

Journal

'more ful

ly explains tho cause of this disappointment Wo received a letter from Senator Morton'some days since stating that his physician, Dr. Bliss, positivelj refused to consent to his visitiDg this city to attend the Republican State Convention on the 20th instant. The Doctor says the Senator is improving, and he is CQn-fldont ot' tiis recovery provided he will remain quiet for a reasonable Jime. These facets were bid beforo a number of leading Republicans who, while they were .anxious that the Senator should be present atahe Convention, advised against his jJOtting under the' circumstances.^' $i?vftbfcnc0 will be a great disappointment to a Urge majority of the delegates *who will be in iUtundance on the Convention as well asnumerous others who •will4 also be pres* ent. He will doubtless write a-letter embodying his views upon the questions that will likely come before -the convention, which will bo read-before" that body.

Forney vs. Johnson^

The Philadelphia

City item

German Diplomacy.

We read the following in the

Some

Westlichc

Post "Wo hear that the Prussian Government designs at once establishing a navy iron-clads by purchasing, the American iron-claiT fleet. This would help tho United States in the settlement of their natioiTaTdebt, apcTTruasia wouHlnstant]v gain a superiority over France on- the soas. England and Russia would favor the trade, and tho whole thing, therefore, may be easily done. Tho English of oourso have an equal interest in seeing the American fleet weakened^ and thnfrtrf Prussia strengthened. The relations between Prussia and the United States are described to us as being friendly in the highest degree. Tho last cable dispatch speaks of tho extraordinary assurance of friendship, which Count Bismurck, in the name of the King of Prussia, expressed to General Carl Schurz, as a representative (though not official) of America, and especially of the German Americans. It is indeed natural enough that a liberal and enlightened statesman like Bifirnarck would not let such a favorable occaion escape to secure the friendship of a great power like the United States, and especially the.friendship of tha powerful German element in this country, particularly as he must know that the sympathies of the great majority of the Germans in the Utiion wero on his side during the whole of the late great struggle in Germany. Such friendly words after all are exceedingly cheap. Nevertheless they prove what great importance the Government of Northern Germany attributes to the friendship of tbe United States, and the thought is very natural that the hope of rJfrassia^o purchase our ironelads at the. cheapest rate is nearly related to these assertions of friendship"

of our Republican cotemporaries

are unnecessarily apologizing for Gen. Grant's alleged deficiencies of culture, and aro comparing him to Jackson, Taylor, Harrison, and other of ourilliterate great men to show that education is not essential to greatness. These concessions are quite superfluous. Gen. Grant was thoroughly educated at the nation's expense, and graduated with average credit. It may be alleged that he was only very moderately successful as a trader, merchant, or business man. Bat ther&is no ground for alleging that his education or mere literary accomplishments were inferior to those of Gen. McClellan,,. Jefferson Davis, or any other graduate of West Point. Still less is there any ground for classing him among those public men who have had to surmount the obstacles arising from inadequate mean* of education, like Abraham jLincoin or -Ilka our present President, whose wifetaught Mow write and cipher.—N.

T. Trifoene.

General Grant's. Kiacatlon. The New York

and

Rugeb, alleging that it concerns the question of property, to-wit, the State Treasury of Georgia.

It is, therefore, a matter of property, according to the idea ot tl?e sfcelent an* erudite gentleman and tbe court must decide it. Ajid yet this is just as clearly and decidedly a political matter as it was when tbe Georgia bill was originally filed. There was an attempt ip that bill to introduce a question of property by an allegation that the State -House and public btxildirigs were in controversy, and yet the court says, with unmistakable clearness, that this reference was onlj- incidental- and not actually the matter in issue. As this new bill is really intended to bring up the same old question, and the suggestion about the State Treasury being in danger is positively untrue, inas much as

and his Treasurer have

re-moved the funds from the State, there is really nothing in it, and we predict tbat,.after due, argument and cont^dtera tion, Judge

World0jzata

its reefers

to along dissertation orr^'atatttemaijfiiip and-literature," the reaVrojectrrff' wWoir is to prove that General Grant lacks "the attainments of the- scholarIt claims that its neighbor, the

Post,

admits the

truthfulness of tha, charge. .-^How.eyer that may b« one thing is charge, is utterly false. There are but few better

Point, and ther? is nofrajjatheY institution of learning on the cefftiriont so thorough in its intellectual discipline. In the matter of polite literature and the classics it makes no pretension, but in those studies best calculated to 4iscf g|in6tthg^itf& to educate or tea# 0$^ a&|be fw&ii oif&nt, tbe mental faculties, the United States Military College at West Point has no equal among American schools. In 1839, when in the eighteenth year of bis age, Grant was admitted, and remained four years, whea.ha rej^vgd -^fche jjipioma graduatiob":-Thfct *we-mfty" not Serhdugnt extravagant in our claim for West Point as an Jnstitration»ftt '-lfcSro1n£,j we- Will give the course of study pursued there, under a corps of very .able professors.— The first year it is mathematics, algebra and geometry, and English studies, grammar and composition the second year,' mathematics,trigonometry and mechanics, and French: the: third year HaCreml phi* losophy, chemistry and astronomy, and military s^agce,th£ t#ct^qs Jpf .infantry, artillery 3na cavalry tho fourth year military and civi.^ engineering.^ alogy and geology, chemistry again," tion-3 stituiional andjnter^ajioixal liiw, and review of all prece*cfm^ studies^ Wfe"ftfCfe omitted the military drill, which is physical rather thariiftilellefcttfal} but which does not at all hinder tbe mental development ofitbe studeflts, but is rather an'advantage than otherwise.

To thoajfcvwjio jiely.iDg in the dry roots of dead languages the' only or the best, djiethod of acquiring pn education, tbtf" West Point

Wbrfd

spreads it

rather thickly on tbe celebrated "proprie. tor of two papers, both daily/' in the following:

Johnson was guilty of a crime when he ftpofitatizod frpm_.that party that _jnade him Vice President,-but he committed political suicide when he attacked the man who.makes Presidents, and unmakes them, when they prove unworthy, as' in ihe case of poor old Buchanan. Immediately after the 22d-of February speech, and he has not since relaxed his hold, nor will he let go, until the last spark of the apostate's political life is extinguished.— So far as the future is concerned, Johnson is dead. Well might the President exclaim to Colonel Florence, "W«m»de a great mistake, Tom, in letting Forney go he is worth a million of Montgomery Blairs 1" Forney is the statesman editor: of the country he is well informed as to. the standing and influence of all our public men he is a master of logic his censure is terrible his praise is always grateful and inspiriting his .constancy is prQverbial he is a devoted friend a dangerous foe: he loves his country, and has nothing but hard blows for its enemies. There is not to day in America a more formidable opponent. Well may Johnson call him his "nightmare." Woe to the ambitious politician who has «arned Col, Forney's ire. .....

betrays either'utter ig

norance of the school, advantages enjoyed and well improved by General Grant, or a reckless disregard--of fact's.—Chicago' Journal. 'v"

Object of £hc Kuklui fian—Its Ex- .. tent U| Jennessce. -T .[Efjom thftUavhTilie fres/and Times, Feb. 5.

The""Kuklux" is..a purely political orgapii^tion, and its -object may be stated in avery lewwords. It is to work upon the feara of the colored people and intimidate them to such an-extent as to keep them from the ballet-box The rapidity with which the Elan has. spread shows with what favor .t is looked upon by the conservatives. Meeting With the appro bation and encouragement of .the party, it is riot at all astounding that it already numbers its members ly 'thpusands. Two weeks ago the "3£uklux.':..was. unknown in Williamson county. Now it exists there in complete and thorough organization, and has already commenced operations. In this latter section of country, however, the conclave acts with'circumspection,but berhaps none the less effectively. The members of the society, clad in winding sheets and carefully, /nagked, visit the quarters of the freed men, whore, in hollow, sepulchral.tQiaes, ,|hey represent .tbemv selves as rebel soldiers who have come forth frotfc--their' graves. All this, of course, works :deeply.3upc?n the supersti-tious-natures of the 'fteedmen, and no .wonder that tKfey feel .an ominous dread. It fe a fabUhiit, wlerrc?r the society exists, the colored people venture forth after nightfall with extreme reluctance, and never, when they can avoid it.,

Oar Claims onr England It is a matter of render to us that the English Government should attempt to justify the eagtaraion^af belligerent rights to the late Confederacy. No country in tbe world has a greater intereet in preventing that action from becoming a pre* cedent in international law. According to that act, every foreign power _h»s the right to lend^iignfty and importance to tho juat insijrractions )hat „may occur in Iidia, Ireland, anci Canada, tho Cape of Good Hope,jor any, other Snglish dependoqeji. ih0'Engy9h^ov^nmefttifeJWb« tending for a principle which, if allowed, is deptined to be- turixed—jigainst it. Of course, the objections or-Mr Snw»rd "are not based upon any considerations of the ultimate injury of tSosoT, principles "to Great Britain.« His position is that the United States cannot^,with honor,

"Oat

HE^AD^RTISEMEWTS. UK} HEBALD,

ItBO]

ily,48

Pea

MAP,

curriculum

will

seem defective, but,nonji wlio. are competent to fo frriud£rnonf" will* maintain that mathematics and natural sciences are not as good diSfcipHHiery' stiSNl#%S Greek and Latin and tho knowledge to be derived therefrom is hardly less valua ble to tho statpsnian .J^a^o the soldier. The early or school "fobin education of Presidents Jackson, Harrison and Johnson was sadly defective but Gen. Grant belongs in the opposite oategoryr lt illy becomes a journal which ranks among the foremost of American statesmen Andrew Jackson, who wrote all correctj'oll korreijt," arid Andre.v Johnson, who could neither read nor write until taught by his wife, to cast stqnes at Gens^ Grant, even if, liCe the military chieftains who have already, b^en" presidents,, his education had been .neglected. As^it is, the fling of tho

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ThfifPresi*3ent.

"What a pitiful.: sppatficlg, lie presents Tfhe officwl head of- a'grunt, nation,- and tbe jeer of all but offiee-hjld'orB! Of a low, vulgsfr, repulsive nature fjo does not seem capable of winning tho-respect of any one. He cannot t-jionk the trutb, unless it bo.by accident Ilis prp^Ucs aro never, kept—indeod, you aw sure of nothing bat deception if voirhave dealings with hrrn. Ew. since','hf§, entrance into the White House, his course has been stamped with insmfiefitV Slid treachery.. .Ho ha* deceived whoever has trust* ediiirjV.- 'ile'has been fAhio to Jfopubh lican partyy fiilso to the~Sourb, i'nJsc to the freedmen, false even to the Democrats, and it would- bo strange indoed if he had been anything but false to General Grant. Yet, this poor devil has tha vanity, when full of whisky, to suppose^thafe "can be nominated by the Deih{&rt,tic "party.far, tho Presidency!

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

FOR SAMS* CITr PB0PEBTY.

Forty Lots in Llnton'i Addition to TeYre Haute House and lot, east Ohio street,—.-. Houto and lot, in McMurrain's AiMititlOn, Home and lot in Sibley's addition oo Sth street, House and lot in Beat's addition on Sth street, House and lot on Poplar, between 6 th and 7th streets,

Bouse and lot on North Btb, betwees Chunut and Linton streets. .., Twn business Houses on Main street,

COUNTY PBOPEBTY.

Farm ef 89 acros in Honey Creek Township, 173 acres in Linton townshto. 3 Aores below the Boiling Mill, wess side canal. .Jan29dtf

MUSICAL.

MUSIC.

J. G. LINDEMANN, m* i)IALBB 1» PIMOS, J(lILO»£Q]IS #»mlrs*. Violin*, Guitars Fldtee,-and all klndsof Musk*

Mercbandlse. Na. m'WatMUh »»eel, TEBBfrHAUTIIi lN^IAlIA,. TUNING AND BEPAIBING of PIAK03 and othor lnstrnmentswill bo lirotoptly attended to.

OLD PIANO?. ,#111 be taken ia Inade lot NEW ONES.. a^lOSdwtt -...":

money required in

/4UU Agents wanted everywhere to jell our

Q. LINDEMANN.

L. KISSNER'S

1'll.ill IIP Mimi

No. is, Ohia Street, OPPOSITE THE COUBT HOTT8®, .TfiRBE-HAtJTil,, ECtD.,

.rK

This being the largest and most elegant^ Mnsle Establishment IN.THIS STATE

Buyers in want of final

nEirOtteojrs,

O GT A. N" S And smaller Musical Instruments, and Musical Merchandise of every description, Sheet Music and Instruction Books, should not foil to visit the PALACE OF MUSIC. 0»r All kinds o£ Musioal Instruments repaired

Its .tbo moat approved manner. dAw

DRY COODS.

C. VVJTT1G&CO., 73 MAIN STREET. 0PP08TTE MoKEEN'S BANK,

FIRST BVLLETIJf

1 8 6

CLOSINfi

Wf MLR

"fit

BABGAINS is

¥J

MILLINERY. MBW YORK

ir^y

Dress, Sacque and Cloak .CUTTER

Suits oat on scientific principles, mid warranted to

GIVE SATISFACTION! Also a fine assortment of LATEST STYLE .TRIMMINGS !«?1

ifi -t-j -i

N*. Main Street, up Stain. M. A. WALTER

CHEAP MILLINERY NEW STOCK OF THE 's* LATEST STYLES ... ... THE CHEAPEST 1 THE 01TY

At No, 85 Main Street.. '(UP STAIBS.) 65 ".

MISS SALLIE HASTINGS.

HAIR RESTORATIVE WasIsnowconcedcdtionoriginal

decided by the N. H. State F#iir

I and br tlio public to __ I the Tery best P-rc para for Eestormf Gray or faded Ilair to its color? its Growth, eradicating

Hn-/i

mors an£ Dandruff, and for Drcssiop and BcaotifyinjJ the Hair. It is freo /j^O is on us if do stain the finest fabric* and leaves the 8«xlp CLEAN, tbe Hair 2UCH, and

GLOSST.

J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors,j

manchesteb,S.

LOBD ft SMITH, Ohieago, General North-"West-rn Agents. jr.

IX.

A..

DAVI8.A«entjfor

Terr# Hante, Ind. noTlldwom

No. 25

Maiden Lane,

_. New York,

Dec. 14,1867.

In my Oard of Nov. 1,1807,1 stated that, "for the pnrpoae of more fally •npplTltte the want* of tie public, ind In order to prevent unscrupulous dealer* from palming off interior and worthless poods as tne m.orton ©old "Pens, shall hereafter sell no goods at wholesale except only to duly appointed and authorised Agents." etc. To this plan haye siace strictly adhered-

Tn accepting Agents, great care lias been exercised to appoint those who, by long-oontlnued fair dealing, hare acquired a -reputation 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. Thus the public are supplied by them with Just such pens

th®y

want, either as to writing or price, and get a fall equivalent for the money

PNoagentIsappointedtotravel

A. MORTON.

DOCTOR WHITTIKR,

ADiplonaABLT

BIOUIi

BRED

baa made

PHTSTUIAK,

TC.GEOYER,

zv-i

WI\TER«00DS!

tt-"

1 Muff at $3.00 x&m 1 Set, CoUarwUl Cdpe $3.8S 1 Muff at $e£*SO* 1 Set, Collar and Cape $4.00 1 Muff at $4t00i——1 Set,

Collar and Cape $4-50

1 Set at $600. 1 pair Cuffs at $1.50. 1 pair Cuff9 $t.76. 1 pair Cuff fc at $2.00.

Call soon, as tbe Stock is limited and will soon b« sold out.

c. wirri« co's,

ii -v. it

Next Door to Davis' Drag Store.

as bi

which bangs in hiiroffioe will show,

Okrcmia Ditmtm th*

stody

of hit Ufe,

and

has a Onion-wide refutation, "haying been

Vmgw

toeaUdlm t*. jCoowtbnn any other.Ohroiiio Dt»eas» Pbysieian.

Mnoh of his practice has been of private natare.

Bmhilii, Qonorrhea, Gleet,

•ary JMssosss,

StKcMrs, all

Vri

SffitUt orMmmrM Affeekom of On

Throat, Sim or Scmm)

OreMttt,

Henti* or Raptm-e

also, the eilects of Solitary Habit, ruinous tc Body and Mind, producing blotches, debility, ira potency, dizziness,dimness of sight, eoafnsion o! (deal, evUfiwabodlBK, arorslon to society, loss ol memory, weakness, sc., not. alltbcse in any on isa.bnt all oeoornng freqnently hi various eases

M^AcconuaodatimB ample, charges moderate, cares guaranteed. Consultations by letter or at offlce, free. Host oases can be preperi treated tf

Menstrnatlon and Prenianoy, So. witbontantaterrlew, andmedioiiies, secure trfca) otwervation, seot by mail or express. Ho hin Iranoeto business in most oases.

Addras Box 9098, St. Loots, Mo. Honrs—8 A. M, t« 8 P. BL OflJoe permanentl} looatedat Ko.617 at.Oharies Street,between Sistl and Seventh.oae sqnareSouth of Ltndell Hotel,« retired spot in the centre of the oitv.

Oonsnltation rooms, and rooms for the aceom modadon of saoh patients as require dally persot al attention.

IVIBYBODT

Can get, ia a sealed letter envelope jmy Theory Symptoms andTieatment of Neryons.IIrinary tux? SexnalDiseases,clear] delineating all the diseased conditions, with full Byinptom Iiists, for tWt three-cent postage stamps to prepay postage.— Circular for JOadies,relating to Diseases of Pnberapr8d*wly.

COLGATE & CO S FragrontTolIet Soaps are prepared by hilled Workmen, from the BEST HATEBUU, land are known as the

STANDARD hy Dealers & Customers* Sold every beer 24dw ly

COAL.

DKAtVB IN

WOOD AND COAL. The undersigned is now delivering the snpori or Goal of the Pionoer Ooal Mining Company, at Oarrysville, and respectfully,solicits an examination and trial. It will be Gonad equal to the Brazil Goal, and is furnished at much less rates. I would refer consumers to R. L. Thompson, Ksq„ who is using it at his Mill and Residence. Onlers left at Ira Orover's Stove Store, Third Street, north of Main, wM receive prompt attenti6n.

July 17, dtf TIM. 0. OB0VKB QOAL! COAL 11 The Best ia the Cheapest I

S. ¥. MJEBBIL Is now prepared to famish tha best Braill and HighlandfCoa), alas the I«hlgh and Anthracite Ooal, if ordered. Oltes left at MoKeen's Store, 107 Main .St., or Hartsock

Ban

nister's, will receive prompt attention. &3dtf~

COAL! COAL!! JOHN McPABLANB IS NOW tl furnishing the fcest quality of Bivor Ocai, scrssnad on a wider screen than any othor/ Dealer is nsiog, and at the very lowest rates.

Orders left at the Cooutv Scales, or at Woodmausee's Grocery, on SCain street, next door to O. O. Smith A Oo.'s Stove store, will reoeiva prompt attention, leave orders with Ons. Arnold, at the Post Office. Jyttdtf

I CHARD MoBLBD.J Is now supplying the beet quality of Biver Ooal at tbe market rates. Orders loft at. CbambtB-s' Qrooery Store, southwest corner o',the Public Saoare. wffl .reeelvs brompt^atteutlon. l*Qy

J. I'.IIYAN.

JOB.PRINTER, 1 is «*.•& .• "C- &. miSrMKX:

I15IMAIN ST.« Ot

DRY COOD»r

SAXTONi WALMSLEY

111 Halm Street*

from

place to place, or canvass the country, ao that all who want a Morton Gold Pen must gat it from the Local Agent or from headquarters.

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

January 15th, 1808

rt, -r——j

ik-sigi

?n\r 0 I cmg III

Having commenced our second year at the well known stand, "(be Boston Store." we consider it both a duty mod a pleasure to thank our customers for their past liberal patronage. It shall contiuue to be our aim to keep always on hand a choice assortment of goods suited to the wuits of tbe community. "We have just completed an inventory of our stock and marked our goods at heir

present value [urithout regavd to cost, and,

it is generally conceded that

the prices of DRY GOODS have finally touched bottom, now ia certainly a

IRA GROVEB, Jr., Would announce to the citisens of Terre Haute and vicinity, that he has opened at Hfo. 46 South Fourth St.,

OPPOSITE THX MARKET HODSB,

Vull and well Selected Stock of

PUKE DBU0S AND MEDICINES, Chemicals, Oils and Dye Stulfe PERFUMERY,

ff&flCY ABT1CI»83, Pure, Wines and Brandies "t. For Medical Purposes,

PATENT MEDICINES, And ail other articles kept by Druggists general ly, which, were bought low, and will be sold at 'The Lowest Cash Price. -VlvSZ' «.d i"-''-

PHYSICIANS PBESOBtPTIONS CABSTTTLLT COMTOUITDED.

N. B.—Mr. Orover trusts that his TmnTna Tiasb' of intimate acquaintance with the business, is a suffloient guarantee that foil satisfco tion-will be rendered patrons. S7dti

SOLICITOR*.

Q5ABLBS WEKBE & CO., S01ICIT0KS OF PATENTS* OOUNSELLOBS AT PATIHI L*W, Motel BnUiers, Dealers la FMHt Uckbi, a

FArfMTKD ABTICUS8.

OFFICII—SI HAST JCARKIT 8TBIET, Indianapolis, Indiana. Oar facilities fbr procuring Patents are not ex-, oeeded by any eetablishmsnt in the United States, Ali kinds of Models built to order. [dlldSm

JJBALTH BSTABIilSHMJBNT 355 Wqst Fourth Street. CINCINNATI

Swedish Movements Electro-thermQ Sot, Cold and

Repairing promptly attended to. sepS

gTBAM DYE HOUSE.™ Vs"

H. CLARIDGE

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

North Fourth Street, where he will

be pleased to meet, his old friends, and as many new ones a* may favor him with their aatrona ge 26dtf

Carriages at Reduced Prices! Latest approved styles, and of elegant finish, consisting of Barouches, Bockaways, Phsstons, Top Bnggiss, Open Boggiss and Spring Wagons.

This is mnoh the finest stock of work ever offered in this market, and will bo sold low for cash, as 1 desire to close op my business.

Cor, 2d and Walnut Sts., Terre Haute, Ind. jald2m

OMNIBUS LINE.

CB.

JL.

2TBRBB HAUTE, IND*

MILLEE'S OMNIBUS AND HACK LZNI.

Will attend to all calls for trains leaving the City.'and the deltvw rsssnsigwrs in any part of the city with cars and dlsbatoh

All orders le ton the Slate at tha Post OSoe,at Davis' Drag Store, or my residence will be prompt ly attended to. BwWtl

ATITTMAN,--

MKCHAN1CLAN,

301 Main Street, ketwen w* 7U sta., Terr© Haute, Inid. Konts am IHuwnmi Nxanr Fxrccrxn, Sewing Machines and other Light

"Omranios

safe

time to buy. In every department we are offering great inducements with a view to the clos ing 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 we remain, Respectfully,

SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

NEW

Drug and Prescription Store

Tbe

IRA GROYER, jr

DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST, No. 46 South Fourth I8t Between Ohio and Walnut. TEFTRE HAUTE ...INDIANA.

is as certainly ovaav

as Intermittent Fever, and as cn-

tawlt

tsnmu as Small Pes."— Chat. E. King, M. D., LL. D.. s^.

I N O S

PBEPARKD PBB3CBIPTION ^ade from the Prescription of RIV.CHAB. UH« M. D„ 11. At.,

Tor tho PceTaatloa mA Cu*s of

CONSUMPTION,

For the

Radicat Qure

of ASTHMA, BBOHCHITIS,

CATABBU, and all othei aflectioassf ttw Lua. I Throat, and A IB PASSAOIS for General aa4 Special Derangements of the Nerrous System, lor Disorders of. tha BLOOD and

far

Cuiuuhos,

Medicated Baths.

Dr. R. NKWTON TOOKIB, formariy of Qreen Mount, Water-Onre, Is permanently lecated as above, and willea ire special attentiOn to OHBOK IO DISXASBS and DKTOBMITiBS OF TBB SPINS.

Circulars containing ftarthfr infomation and reference t* some of the best known business men in Cincinnati and elsewhere, fornished on application.

A limited number of patients can be accommo dated with board. deol2d3meod

PLUMBING. B. BUCEEIiL being a practical PLDMBKB, ana at" the request of many friends begs to annoonce that he Is now prepared to exe onto all orders in the above bnsineso^in connection ith his floose Painting and Graining.

SHOP—On Cherry Street, between 3d and 4th BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, A*. fitted up on the most approved principles.

ail Fane-

tloaal Disorders of tbe Stomach and Bowels. The Prepared Pre&rtptloi Increases the strength and deepens tne oolor of the Pale Blood. It snbdnee the Chills and Fever, and diminishes the Expectoration. It ihstta the MIGHT SWKAT3, always, In from seven tqf««r- W teen days. The Appetite is Invigorated, and the patient rapidly gains flesh tha Ceufb aad the difflcult Breathing are speedily relieved ths ... Sleep becomes calm and refreshing the evacuations regular and uniform. All tho general simp, tomsof CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, *c., disappear with a really astonishing rapidity.

THE PRE8CB1PTION

Should be used ^in erery Disease, by" whatevei name known, in which there iei exhibited and derangement of either the MKBVOUS or the BLOOD by steals. It is unequalled in Female D&orders, Scanty or Suppressed Menses, "Whites," Ac.

The PBKPARKD fKKSOHIPTION Is both Ike -s Beet and tne most economical Medicine that can be taken. The average dose, is two teaspsottMki, taken once, a day. The patient B»»r seqnlres, under any circumstances, to use "Oongh Mixtu

(or the Couyh *'Bxpectorants" for th« "_rXxpectoration "Tonics" for the Appetite or too WMkness Iron for the BloOd Anodynes lor the Kervoos Iriiatioa Acids for Night Sweats- or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil for tbe Wasting.- Its..,. Srcciric Acxios is upon the OoostitntionaT Con-, ditlon, and, through this Condition, upon the WholeSute* ot Symptoms. ., glilMWls from Palleati, Ac.

res,"

Collboc

Hui, UiMCiKNAii —1 was in the.

Humphreys,Bemsen.

Sup't,

last 3:*

stage of Consumption. In ten days after taking the PaxscxiPTiON, my Chills, Night Sweats, Fever

sr-

*c., decreased, and finally altogether iHsaypa^red. A mere skeleton before, 1 am now well store3 with flesh. My reetoration is a marvel to ill who' I! know me.--Mas. O. L.

Wkiobt.

iti:

Yonr Prescription saved my daughter's life, and has probably saved me hundreds of doiiaxs. —Kev. £.

N. T.

'•Weblees Ood tor the benellit wehave recenTed

from your Prepared PreMription."—Bev.P.

qbin E.

BloSebnrg. renn*

Pjuu- ..

"Svery ooe ti« lsa34avi recommended It has bene^tted by its nse."—Bev. C. D. Jonm, Baclne,. Wisconsin.

"PBSPABED PBXSCBIPflON" is put op' in

a |1

bottlo, and is sold in Terre {lasts, by I.i.. MA HAN & CO",

and

orders

Write for it.

br'Drngglsts gehei^lly.

may

PlSp*ISIUlu,.iaiC.orasptatn-,..,-

be-addresssd to the Solo

OSQAB O. UOSBS OO.,

Cartiaadl«Maa*wx

N. T. Consultation free- A Circnlar, ing Testimouiais of many Cases nMMUlT, treated will be

sent free, by

mail, toSlHt#M #111®"

HATS AND CAP*.

NSW

TOK

Boy*' Hfttn of all kind*. 'I Misses' Hats of ail kinds', Infanta' Hats of all An at a

ML Hats made to tito on short nbtlo*,

Novlfidlv

Fast Freight

iaii

h. A

»TOB*

r«!«:JTSS

Josepb C. Yatev, *~'L JUST IN KEOBIPT OF Mens'Halaol ali Jkinda,

,UJ

obm *,

aad ee* THJS FALL 8T&JLE8, lant side Poblio Square tU* Terre-fiants. hKf.t'^' soyii7dtf

!.r» ss»r

a X*• I I'l) CBlli 6 (Successor to At A. AnnciLD) .«t.TiE3a)i DXiLKB II 4^'.V-C'j yJlJWT Books, f^Msgazlnes, faper$,^' ^taitionery, &c., ., ",d\,

Post

Ornoc Lossi,, .....Tutu H*o^a.

Ini,m(,

EXPRESSCONH»A1tfe«. j^BRCHANT'S DESPATQ^4dT

XSTABUBHJSD 1W». 7 iOn

AMERICAN KIPBIS8 GO. PBOPBIKIOBS. FOBWABD GOODS FronkNcw York, And all points in the New England States t? all points In tha West and S««tk-wast, IText la SfeN t» the Befpilar lxjpM.OoivaaF

Fur

rates aad all other Information, apply to- .^T V. SHEWHAKEB. Agent, Oer. Main and Ninth,St*., Terre Haute, B.

NION BAiBBl FLOCK STOBI.

FRANK HKIiriG A Mannfactoress of all kinds of

Having empfloyed the services

oct3)lly

Buffalo. sel8d6m

ltr

CRACKERS.,,.

and Dealers in ,. O E I

On Lafayette St., between Canal and Depot, T1RRE KA-TXttE ,#r de30dly INDIANA.

fNASAND STEAM Fl_ VX Main Street, between 6th and 7th, FB£IERIK

)ni

Of J. 8.

Fsrjpr-^^

son, a well known practical workman he Js. mm~a prepared to execute all orders in the above business, with promptness aad dispatch. .*nnq[

l\!7r tuQ

WM. B. MANNING* BOOSB, SIUTAVn 6a»AMBA*Aitu -T A I N E 4

One door last of ths Star Grocery,

iiti

TKBKK HAUTIS, U«p,9r Plsin and Decorative Paper Hatigiag, Fancy .and Plain Sign Painting. Oellings and WalW" Paiated aid MlmiM

Mm Crtno^

Pianos and Natual Wood Polished in the Mghss^r, sMe of ths Art. Gilding on Glass and afmnued Tin, in all have serviceable work done, to call vh his. Infor mation in bnylngUnd mixing otlon^sMialliM vv nlshed to persona rase or

cbabob.

JAKES B. LYNX.

lf*fldtf

StfOKAfWuMtt*"

LYNE & LAWS8, "ifeaahl

A»D DCALSBS.IH

AgriCBltaral Implenmts, avi

MMlatneht*1^.it..

Conwr-Distlll^ Wkuk},

lain Stmt. Reai Conn Strotk, Inn Merchandise and Produce of all kinds ho tight an| sold on Commission. Censignmenis

MikHm.

*'j

Agents (for imntf the ett Mstuiertta-ttUo ftENTiri'EY! .. ruttfiga s6) ind:

BEFBBENOBS:

Louisviur, Kr— Hon. Thos. £. Bramletts. lj^tew,. Governor of Kentucky, Col.'AIfred Aflen, lafe Treasurer Kentncky,-Bon. Benj.. Hi BrtttbwiJU.'Ot 8. Att'y, District Ky.

Fsankfoxt, Kt .—J. B. Temple, ClsdiW fSn#B* er's Bank B. H. Taylor, CashJsfJBi»i£h.

Hactb,

GEO. w.

A.J. WKLCH,

for aU the labor a«(

Machinery rs

paired to give satis faction.

Breech-Loading Shot^Guhs. after the eefebratep French Pattern, mad* from new or old ipaterlal. majr Mlv

PABENET AND OAKPENTER WOBK. Hie undersigned would-respeotftilly announce to ths cWaansoC Tem Xante aad vicinity, tbat he is prepared to do jobs in tha Oablnet Curving and Carpenter line. Also, repairing Furniture done in thefts* style. A~flOBNOH, Xas) National Boad, one-half Square east Of Gilbert's. dec6d3m

BwakaD.

of Kentucky. ..wwy Tcnas

I».-Hoii.Albertiv«arMay/ttJAROOIIMI,S{.$oje^^o|^wJOookerly,tfF.H.ScoltHon.John}

mer Auditor of State G. or Col. Thos. Dowllng, James McKeen ft Deming

-klil-UJA

QITF BILL POSTER. t.ftd: vi7«a!»

r¥lfsnidi:C

Proframme* and Circular*-diatrHmittL m^f, GOOD STYLEt. kded t*

All orders left at .Dowllng

rlntlng

Hall, or*at

Offices,

will

be proaptly ttsWded t*

dilDStnll.

Ml wt

TO CONTO4C£OI&

aoU

"pBOPOSALS FOB VUILDINa Propssals will bs «ce!ved utitiykr^llt, liS

material

for th« ttsttO«n

Hotel, to b« erected at Matto«0,'Ooi«s County, Illinois. If'.W Proposals will also be received fcr the labcuaAd... material fir FIT* 9TOBIS to

be me

all ths work may be examined at thi Secretary, at the First National Bfri all necessary information may be ol

ted kadi/**

satd Hotel. Plans, Specifications, and detail draw^ps jay

fci.4

The Building will be Oaa Hnndfed aad TwMtg^ Five Feet Front, by Xighty Feef Deep, ifcreo Storiaihigh. ro

The Trustees reeerve the eight to rsjcct al^blds,, if best for tbe interest of theOompany. ALONZO BATON,.

JOSBPH O. DOIJS. Trustees. JOSMH H. CLABKJ

Mat toon, Ilia., Feb. 6th, 18.8.

'vrnt :.. dttyni'c^^g

HOWARD MANNING, House,

9»gm mm* "O®

Carriage Pwlntfaig,

flLAZUie, PAPE*"HAIWI6,. Ae., Mixed paints, of every description, Tarnishes, Pntty, Ac., always on hand, aad'fkr saNQM^tb# most reasonable terms. Give ne a call. Shop on Ohertret, strebetween 3d aad *th. oSMly