Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 February 1868 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS-

TER^,K HAUTK, IND-

Wednesday Morning) February t9»!808

THE New York Evening Post bas din* covered that now issues of Government bonds of the series of 1864, are appearing in market, leading to the belief that Mr. McCulloch is again resorting to the secret issue of Government securities through some broker.

Metropolitan Misery.

From ft report made by the Citizens Association, it appears that last year over ninety thousand persons became inmates at onetime and another of the public institutions of New York. This number is one«tenth of the eDtire population, and gives a fearful presentation of the misery of the metropolis. There are thirty thou sand vagrant children alone roaming about the streets.

John C- Breckinridge.

John C. Breckinridge, when last heard from, was wandering about Syria in the character of a martyr, nnd telling every body he met that no country except this could ever be his home, but he would not return to it "until he could do so in per sonal safety." "H.G." thinks John had better come home at once, and stop making a wandering Jew of himself. He runs no danger in the United States ex cept of being forgotten.

Results of Contraction.

The effect of the JOHNSON MCCULLOCH contraction policy on the business of the country, is illustrated in the geperal busi aess depression in the city of New York in^the past six months as indicated by the internal revenue returns of sales in several of the leading houses. Thus the sales of Messrs. H. B. Claflin & Co. last year, were less than fifty million dollars, and those of Mr. A. T. Stewart, in the whole sale department, were a little more than thirty-two millions,—a very respectable business certainly in either case, but still showing a falling off of more than onethird from the sale3 of 1866. Smaller houses feel tho stagnation of course, in the same proportion. The opposition will of course use these facts to make political capital for the coming campaign, since it is one of the misfortunes of whatever par* ty may be in power that all the calamities which oppress the peoplo, from taxes to earthquakes, are laid at its door.

The Cretan Insurrection-

Notwithstanding the assertion of the Turkish government, made last year, that the war in Crete was ended, the Islanders continue tho insurrection and th9 problem which is before tho Sultan seema quite as remote from a solution as ever. The Cretans fight with great determine tion, but they have adopted a policy less aggressive than that which thoy maintained in the beginning of tho war. They stand upon the defensive and, favored by their mountains, which, by proper means, can be made almost inaccessible,they weary out the patience of the Turks and cause them severe losses by disease and by sudden attacks upon small parties which are cut off.

The United States ship-of-war, Ticon deroga has arrived upon the coast of Crete to look out for our interests in that quarter. She ought to have been there long ago. All the European nations have war vessels upon the Cretan coaBt. The United States has important interests there which also ought to be attended to.

Sharp competition.

The chances for the Indianapolis Democracy to seoure the meeting of the National Democratic Convention at our State Capital, are growing "small by do grees and beautifully less," as the 22d of February—the time when the momentous question is to be decided—approaches.— Competition among tho principal citie West and East is becoming exciting Louis J. BOGY, of St.. Louis,—tho gentleman who beslobbered Piratd SEMMES with such a nauseating spread of flattery on the occasion of bis recent appearance before the people of that city—is in Washington with plenary authority to make the most liberal terms. WASH. MCLKAK has boon in New York for some time "working like beaver" in the interests of Cincinnati, and will be in Washington with strong reinforcaments to meet the National Committee. Chicago, which can nsver be content to-allow any prize to escape her grasp, has a delegation in Washington operating most industriously in her behalf, while Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore are preparing to enter tho list with munificent offers. We fear Indianapolis will stand a slim chance in the crowd of applicants backed, as they will be, with immonso offers of the "sint wa of wnr," "sinews'' quito aa essential in political as in mili* tary campaigns.

McArdle Case

Although tho opinion of tho Supreme Court, on dismissing tho bill filed to test tho constitutionality of tho Reconstruction act, decides that an injury to person or property must bo actually perpetrated before redress can bo obtained, yet it dys not seem likely that the MCAKDLE habeas corpus case can be brought within the principles laid down. Mississippi rose in insurrection, and poaco has not yet been restored. The State is h^ld under inili* tary power, and au offense as gross as that commited by MCARDLE can certainly bo punished by a military commission. No officer who desires to maintain order would allow the publication of an article headed tho "Scoundrclism of Satraps," and calling several generals by name cewardly and abandoned Til'iains, deserving to have their heads shaved, ears cropped, foroheads branded, and their precious persons lodged in a penitentiary. As ORD,the commander, was mentioned by name., he could not do otherwise than order the arrest of MCABDIE. The absurdity of permitting these unrepentant Rebels to rave, recite and wander around the land is sufficiently apparent, and no argument is necessary to support General ORD'S coarse.

Bollins and Johnson*

The New York Tr$pne* thinks testimony of Mr. Bojttns,

OodunxBsioi

WWbl "'i of Intern alRe venue, before the Judi Committee, and his letters to the Secretary of the-Trea9ury, place the responsi-_ bility for the present inefficiency of the revenue system clearly upon the Presi

dent." When plans for the relief of the national finances are under debate, it will be well to recur to those documents for a few valuable hints. The removals and appointments in the Internal Revenue service during the year 1866 were made by the President alone, without consultation with the Commissioner and indeed Mr.

Rollins soon ceased to make any recommendations to office, knowing that they would not be regarded. He believed that the changes made by Mr. JohniJon had co3t the country many millions of dollars Many of the most competent and vigilant officers were removed for purely political reasons, and corrupt or inexperienced men appointed in their places, and "as a rule, in those States where removals were largely made, the best men were removed." On the other hand, officials whose removal Mr. Rollins had for good reasons request ed, and against whom he had filed formal charges, are still retained. Io view of the damaging character of his testimony, it is not at all surprising that the Commissioner himself should have been turn' ed out.

Elevated Kail ways.

The New York papers contain interesting details of a plan recently proposed by Mr. E. M. BAENUM for an elevated railroad, to be built of. corxugated, or fluted iron columns planted in cast-iron bed-plates or sills resting on sojid concrete or. rubber work, the columns to stand ht tho curb-stone, with crosstrees or beams at the top the rails to be made of wrought iron, and the columns to be used for lamp posts. The vehicles to be used are to be cottage cars, propelled by steam, with entrance through doors in the side. Depots aro to be placed in every eighth or tenth block, and the faro is to be collected at tho depot, and not in the cars. Between the rails is to be a wrought iron sectional tube, for a Pneumatic Dispatch, to be used for the transmission of letters and small parcels. By this plan it is claimed that workmon can be simultaneously engaged along the entire route without interfering with each other, and a double track be completed from Wall street to Harlem in 100 days. Tho only excavation necessary would bo to plant the bed-p!ates or sills for receiving the columns, and this work always occurring at the curb, no binderance to regular bu siness need arise. No public or-private property need be taken, only a space unnecessary for other purposes. A uniform and ornamental series of lamp-posts and awning-frame supports would replace the present cumbrous and unsightly l&mp and awning"posts. By reason of the elevation of the cars, there could be no collison with carts, drays, or heavy teams. An especial advantage would bo gained on all public days, or in seasons of deep snow, by tho increased facilities for travel. Up-town and down-town trains being on independent tracks at the opposite sides of the same street, there can arise no delay in one from the temporary stoppage in the other. Elevated railways can be erected in the narrowest streets as easily as in avenues, and with as little obstruc tion to light or to local business.

Another White Honse domination for the Presidency—Make Way for Sherman.

Andrew Johnson is a great man. He is not, perhaps, quite up to the calibre of Andrew Jackson, but he is still a heavy gun of along range. The radicals will have it that since the day of his entree In to the White House he has been, like Ty ler and Filmore, working his wires for another term outside the lines of the par tv to which he owes his elevation. Admitting this, we still maintain that, in dis covering that nothing on his own account could be made out of the stupid Democo racy, only a great man in his position, prepared to sacrifice himself on the altar of his country, would still devote himself to the thankless task of hunting up and bringing out a Democratic candidate, whereby the blessed Constitution may be saved from the destruction threatened It b^"radical fanaticism.

This Is what Andrew Johnson has been doing ever sinoe he discovered last fall that, in the Democratic camp he is overshadowed by every inside Democratic possibility from General McClellan down to Mayor Hoffman. "Very well," says Andrew Johnson "you do not understand the situatioi|fjrou laok the clear perception of John van Buren, and I must therefore stand aside but still the country must be saved. You must not repoat tho copperhead blunders of the Chicago-V&llandigham Convention. I have turned the popular tide in favor of the Democratic party my policy is your your policy but, mark me, you must have a candidate thoroughly identified with the war for the Union, or you will again be shipwrecked as in 1804.

What, then, do you say to General Hancock? He is a man of the old Washingtonian type. He has shown more ef the sterling qualities of George Washington in his administration of the affairs of the Fifth Military District than any soldier of the present generation, and he has something of the figure of Washington. Look at him. Is he not the man?-' As when Jupiter, in answer to the prayer of the frogs for a king, threw a log down into their pond, the sudden splash startled ihern and set them all to jumping, so were the Democracy startled with this White House nomination of General Hancock. But, like the frags, thoy soon rallied, and then, after a brief inspection of their aovereign, they turned thr-ir backs upon him and croaked fox something better. Pendleton, Pendle. ton,'1 was the copperhead chorus from tho West while from the East came a medley of voices calling fc-r McClellan, Seymour, Parker, of New Jersey, Jerry Black and others but never voice for Johnson.

Never weary of well doing, however, Mr. Johnson next proceeded to smoke out Gen. Grant: but when smoked out he stood forth in such terrible bristling and forbidding regimentals that he was at onco exalted as the king of the radicals.— This would have been a finishing blow to a man of feeble will aud limited resources like Tyler ot Fillmore or poor Pierce or Buchanan it was a stunner even to Johnson, but only as a nine days, wonder. He has fully recovered from the unexpected shock he has been studying the proportions of this giant of the Philistines, and has found the champion to meet him.

We have, therefore, another Presidential nomination in bohalf of thq fastidious democracy" from the White HOASE in jMEr^ Johnson's nomination of Lieutenant General William Tecumseh Sherman as gen. eral by brevet in consequence of his distinguished services in the glorious work of squelching Jeff.

Davis ana hi? Southern

Confederacy. "How will Sherman suit yeu5£'proutty asks Mr. Johnson I¥om 4$e implacable coppr-1 the West^4yes, from the bai /Wiaconsilfe--comes in the respo Jlecfcmeeirfeherman

Bumpsy, damps Colonel Johnson killed Tecumeeh. "Don't'talk to us of Sherman,Jthia leader of the army of Gotfas, Vandals ar^d bum-. mers, this ruthlesBiuccndiary anddafetroyer through Georgia and Carolina." And doubtless all the copperheads of the West

win resp'btETf'wlrwvrh&W' Lincoln hireling to rule 'ijvor U3

then, is to be done? There Beemstohe an impassable gulf between the democratic party East and the party West. From Maine to Ohio General Sherman stands well Tfith the d$mojta££ Tbqy o$rt»ttily would bava no jjettir Itandiiate Jtigiihsti Grant for New YI-rk, New Jersey and Pennsylvania but from Ohio westward the namo of Sherman at the head of their banner would split the party^or drivo off the copperheads to some independent nooninatipn,,after tho''fa«lUQ^.of .Douglas aga'mit BreckinridgefVt&fiO. Whjr not, thon, have it so? Give the. tub. .to the whale. Let ^thaSlWerftefn xsopj^rheads have their man Pendleton, and give the more advanced Eastern democracy Sherman as thoir candidate, and let these two wings form fusion electoral tickets, as in 1860, where advisable, to bring out the whole party strength, and let the main efforts of all tbo elements opposed tO tne reign'of radical fanaticism be combined to secure a conservative Congress? iandi.ia Congreja a great political revolution may be achieved.

General Sherman is a man of mark He did less fi)jhting,api Jess, thinking, perhaps, than General Grant during the war, but. he 4jd a gp$d deal, copra fine writing tfriifwkfng.-fifeisVgoocifighter, a fine writer, a first ratejaiker and a good lawyer, and only ia'tLe TWW made a botch of it in his little fiasco of a campaign aguinst the newSpIpergfa jSThfiy were too much for him. T-j be sure, General Grant, from vengaance of Stanton^ had to help tun out of that little diplomatic difficulty-with Joe Jahna(y\ but Sherman's mist&ko therc^ ii^ tho way

reconstruction, was not £G.Sbad _as many of the budget of blurtdofs Of -this fttdictil Congress.

To cut shert-the arcufnent in behalf of this oecpnd Democratic nomination from the \V"hite House, we call upoa the Sachems of old Tammany and new Tammany to paint, dress and equip themselves for the waif path, and let their war cry be "Sherman and victory!" and, our word for it, that cry will run like afire in the prairies—at least from New York to Pittsburg.—N, V, Herald,

Dean iu New Hampshire. IH Henry Clay Dean is one of the stump* ers'in behalf of Copperheadism in the Stato of New Hampshire. Wo discover that tho fame of the odoriferous divine preceded him. Here_ia what the Boston Journal save ot him ''Qui- special dispatcbc3rfrom New Hampshire state that on the occasion of a recent Democratic gathering, 'Henry Clay Dean, of Xo^a, was present, and will soon take the stump/ The name of this prominent Western Democrat is probably more'or less familiar to our New Hamp shire-readers. But as he is about to take the ptump for their enlightenment, it is ho more than right that they should have all the proper information about him. He was at the' Chicago. Convention of 1864, which nominated McClellan and Pendleton, and in some of the sido meet ings attending that gathering he spoke with great acceptance How he spoke will be seen from the fallowing extract from a report of his speech in the Chica go papers: 'Since the day when Ahasuerus issued his edict for the murder of the Jewish nas tion, a more gigantic crime has not been recorded than the recent edict of the ignorant baboon at Washington, calling lor half a million of your sons and brothers, for a fresh immolation to the Abolition god.' "By 'ignorant babooh'Ms meant the late President Lincoln, by 'abolition god' it is doubtful what is exactly meant, un less it may have been the salvation of the country, which was secured by the reinforcements—in a great degree of New Hampshire "sons and brothers"—then called for. The report '-of Mr, Dean's speech closes as follows: "But with all the vast armies placed at his (President Lincoln's) command, he had fatted I failed! I failed!!! failed H1 Such a failure had never been known. Such a destruction of humjp life had never been known since, the destruction of the army of Sennacherib by. the breath of the Almighty. And still the monster usurper wanted more meo for his slaugh-ter-pens. Mr. Dean closed hus remarks amid the wildest shouts."

This is the ,man, then, that has been invited all the way from jlowa to help "the oause of the Democracy in. New Hampshire. Thus.he is regardetiaaa^ congenial spirit and a useful workernba thatiside. But if after this exhibit he "aoss riot cause the loss of ten Democratic voters,to every one be gains, we greatly milfak'e the feel ings in the Old Gran,teState, even among the honest and patriotic portion of the Democratic party. vM .1STJ

A Kernel or Wheat IN A Bttshel or CHAFF.—In this ago of .humbuggery, when the wits of one-half the world are at work to cheat the other half, it is refreshing to fin£ an article of general utility among us that possefcsea the mar.it:claimed for it. It requires Knowledge of the higher mathematics to enumerate the number of worthless hair preparations that flood our markefy-vaunting their superior excellencies frqm tho sbewcaaes of every druggist. Among this mass of rubbish, however, there is one article that, If the popular verdict is wor|h

PALMER'S COLOGNE

NEW ADVERtlSEMENTS.

ran

4&ny_.

thing, is as far removed Tr'o'rn its c6rniat«' itors ia the valuable progmw* ^possesses, as it is in ki enormoui aemtWd.' Of course we allude to tho popular ''Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative," which is so .highly indorsed and recommended by druggists. Thoie who. Ji.avo.l^-dJt-t and their natlfo is'Wgion-^-iif nfrdrii'mous In their praise of its abcoluto superiority over all its would-be cfirtpetiitfri.—Oin* cinnaii Times. timW.

WAT^B, is a truiy

elegant perfume, and much more desirable than ruae-tcnths of the Handkerchief Extracts, (commonly so-called) to be found in this matket. dwlw

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No. 48t Olxio Streett 83'.0 0PP08ITE THE COURT HOUSE, *14

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IN THIS STATE

Buyers in want ot fin©

NELODEOIRS,:

O a A. 1ST 8,

And smaller Musical Instrument*, and Musical Merchandise of every description, Sheet Music and Instruction Books, should not fail to visit the

PALACE OF MUSIO.

At! tlu lw of Musical Iudtrum«atn repaired in tbo mott mrfaner dAv

LEWIS & CO'S •i-'U ILLXJSXRATKD

Monthly Family Journal,

FOB THE MILLION!

Thousands of families In the city and co&ntry have lon^ fjtt tho want of an Illustrated Journal at a reasonable pr!c», and equal to any on this continent. To this end, we h*ve engaged good artiAts. Tho literary dopartaeat will be oae of ih.i fe»tures of the pip^-r, and wo shall publish !r..m tim? to tim^ original Tales, Sketches, ftc by thelca.iipg writers of the country.

THIS IS JtfO LOTTERY,

But we ffer as an inducemoat to these who subscribe, and will help to push forward ta a success ful issue, a chcap and valnablo Illustrated Family Journal, and give A LARGK NUMBER OF PBE MIUMS. Suiscribers will not have to wait to know if they uave a premium. These will be 2,316 premium* distributed to the subscribers.— The paper will be well worth the dollar, for the year. A book has been prepared for subscribers with numbers from 1 to 10),000, and tho premiums are rqu illy distribute-! througo h« one hundred thousand numbers.

If there should be oue thousand names received on thesameday and date, the letters will be opened Tegularly as tney come to hand, and marked on the book In tegular rotation as oponeJ, so that there will be a fair distribution of the premiums. We shall publish the names of the persons that are entitled to the premiums, in the New

MONTHLYILLUSTRATED,

T«

Bmu-

mudXirfii*. Samples mailed freeto any ad--"i EASTMAN KSNDALL,

Hanover Street, Boa tea, Mass.

YOKK

and in the city and ooun-

try papers. The following Pramlaau will be Distributed. 10 Cash Premiums of $500 each S5,000 5 200 .......— 1,000 10 100 1,000 99 60 1,000 40

TSBMS TO ST7BS0RI8ER8.

1 copy, one year,.with one subscription SI-00 copied, live 6,00 t^Ty-Tt .....8a,0J

80 copies, Persons getting np citibs will be entitled to premiums, as above.

Address LfeWIS & CO., 1 Mercer Street, New Tork, Box 3391. write the addree* plain, giTiag the township, oounty and State. Money by draft, Poet Office order, registered letter, or expreas, may be sent at onr risk.

BITOfiXHCZS.

ITi Btockweil, Treasurer of the HoweSrwlag Machine Oo., 690 Broadway, New Tork. Sdward T. Match, Sooretary of the Wiloos A Qibbe Sewing Hachine Co., 608 Broadway H. T. lldetwlt

MILLINERY.

NEW fXrtBK

Rress, Saeque anil

loak

CUTTERI

Suite out on scientific principles, and warranted to jr

GIVE SATISFACTION 1

Also a fine assortment of'-'

A E S S E

TRIMMINGS

No. 85 Main Street, up Stairs.

M. J#WALTEB

CHEAP MILLINERY

& NEW STOCK OF MB

A E S S E S

'i-U ,17 Ha tKfj

SS-t* g,£ifT,x*-

APE8T IIV TBE'CTTY

At No. 85 Main Street. (UP STAIBS.)

CT Vegetable HAIR RESTORATIVE dtckled by the N. R. State Fait) and Is uw concodtd by tli« public to bo I tho very bett Erspnratfon for Hestorinj I Qny or &d»l H«ic tc- Its original color promoting its Growth, eradicating Hn~ man and Daxidraff, and for Dressing «ad BeoatUyiog th« Ilair. It i» froo from polsoaoQt drops, does uot ataln the finest uibrfc, and learos tho Scclp clzxis, the Hair mca, aad

GLOSSY.

J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors, MANCHESTER, S". H,

tOBD A SMITH, Chicago, Qeneral Korth-West-rn Agents. J.& H. A. DAVIS, Agents for Terre Haute, Ind. oovlldwflm

No. 25 Maiden Lane, jVezc Tork, Dec. 14,1867.)

In my Card of Nov. 1,1887,1 stated that, "for tine purpose oriaorefalljr •applying tUe wants of tlie public, ana In oraer to prevent unscrupulous dealers from palming off interior and worthies# goods as the Morton Gold fens, I shall hereafter sell no sood* at wholesale except only to auly appointed and authorized Agents," etc. To this plan I have since strictly adhered.

In accepting' Agrents, great care has been exercised to appoint those who, by long-continued fair dealing, have acquired a reputation for honesty, responsibility, and probity—men in whose word the public have learned to place confidence. These 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 as they want, either aa 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 Gold Pen must get 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.

A. MORTON.

DOCTOR WHITTIER,

ADiploma

BEGULABLY BRKD PHYSICIAN, aa hi: which hangs in his office will show has made Okrtmis Diseases the ftudy of hit life, mi has a Union-wide reputation, having been long* toeofoi im St. Xooiithan any other.OhronloSifieas' Physician.

Inch ofhls practice haa been of a private naive SgphiUM, Ocnnrrhea.CHftt, Stricture, all Vri sory Diseases, St/pMiic or Merourial Affections of Ou Throat, or Boner, Orchitis, Hernia or Httpfnre also, the effects of Solitary Habit, ruiuous tBody and Mind, producing blotohes, debility, im potency, dlwlnes*,dimness of sight, coafnsion idea*, evil foreboding, aversion to eoolety, loss of memory, weakness, Ac., not all these in any on. oaae,bnt all oconrrlng frequently In various cases

V"AccommodatlOBS ample, oharges sioderate. oares guaranteed. Consultations "by letter or a' office, free. Most cases oan be preparly treatKo ty Menstrnation and Pregnancy, So. without an interview, and medicines, socare fron obaerration, Bent by mail or express. So h!n dranee to business in most cases.

Addrias Box 3092, St. Louis, Mo. Bonrir-SA^Xt. to 8 P. M. -Office peiiuanenti located at No.617 St.Charlee^Street,between Slxtt and Seventh .one square South of Lindell Hotel, retired spot in the oentre of the olty.

Consultation rooms, and rooms for the aceom modation of such patients as require daily porsoi *1 attention.

ETEBTBODY

Can get, la a sealed letter etTelopnjny Theory Symptoms andTioatment of Nervom,Unn*rf sn9e»ualDlssaBoa,dearly delineating all the dta'casec oonditions, with full Symptom Lists, for tw three-cent postage stamps to prepay p«gtaga.— Oiroular for Ladles,relating to DUteases of Pober aprSdawly.

COLGATE & CO'S FragrantTolIet Soaps are prepared by Skilled Workmen, from the BEST HATEBU1S, [and are known as the

STANDARD by Dealers A Canto inert!. Sold every wUcer 24dwly

COAL.

TC.

GROYBR, DKALBB XH

WOOD AND COAL. The undersigned is now delivering the super! or Coal of the Pioneer Goal Alining Company, at Oarrysville, and respectfully solicits an examination and triaL It will be found 6qrt»l to tho Brasll Goal, and Is tarnished at much less rates. I would refer consumers to B. L. Thompson, Ksq., who is using it at his Hill and Residence. Orders loft at Ira Grover's Stove Store, Third Street, north of Main, wl 1 receive prompt attention.

July 17, cttf TIM. O. uBOVKB

QOAL I COAL!

The Beat is tho Cheapest I E. V. MSBBIL is now prepared to furnish the best Brazil and Highland Ooal, als* the Lebigh and Anthracite Coal, if ordered. Orders left at Mc« Keen's Store, 107 Main St., or Hartaock & Bannister's, will receive prompt attention. &3dtf

COAL! COAL!! TOHN McFAKLANR IS NOW fj furuishlug the best quality of Biver Coai, soreened on a wider screen than any other Dealer Is using, and at the very lowest ratos.

Orders left at the Conutv Scales, or at Woodmansee's Qrocarr, on Main street, next door to O. O. Smith St Co. a Stove store, will receive prompt attention. Leave orders with Gus. Arnold, at the Post Office. -, jy24dtf

RnowCsupplyingR

a: 1,000

30 10 800 69 Gold watches (Am.W.Ce.) MOeaob 9,6C0 60 Wilcox & G. Sewing Machines (£0 each... 3,000 SO Howe's Sewing Machines 60 3,009 9009 Premiums of fl each... 2,000

I ..ViiiVtK. Mta /sjt sotm

A 3 E O

Is the best quality of iUver Ooal at the market rates. Orders left at Chambers' Grocery Store, southweet corner of^the Public Boaare, will1 reoeive vi-mnptlattentloii. leffiy

J. A: BRYAN,

-f.mgv r'.

JOB PRINTER,

115|MAIN

GOODS.

MISS SALUK HASTINGS.

COir?%i

JSLEI

111 Slain Street-

January 15th91808

I y* ,•

Having COM^CETOARISSSAA yS&f at the WOLL known stand, "the Boston Store," we consider it both a duty

and a

p\easarn

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 wants of the community.

have just completed an investory of our stock and marked our goods at heir present value

Jwithout regavd to cost,

and, as it is generally conceded that the prices of DRT 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 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,5

SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

NEW

Drug and Prescription Store

.rsr 4 fv

IRA GROVEB, Jr.,

Would announce to the citizens of Terre Hanw and vicinity, that he has opened at

3fo.

46 South Fourth St.,

"'l OPPOSITE THE MABKKT HOUSE, A Full and wall Selected Stock of

PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Chemicals, Oils and Dye Stuflfe,

PER FUMERY,

ART 1 Ci*& 8,

Pure Wines and Brandies,

For Kedical Purposes,

MEDICINES,

'PATENT

And all other articles kept by Druggists generally, which wero bought low, and will be g?ld at

The Lowest Cash Price.

•o

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS 'Carefully COMPOUNDKD.

IRA GBOYEB, jr DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,

No. 46 South Fourth St Between Ohie and Walnut.

TERRE HAUTE INDIANA N. B.—Mr. Qrover trusts that his THIBTBEH TEABS' of intimate acquaintance with the bual cess, is a sufficient guaranteo that full aatisfac tion will be rendered patrons. £7dti

SOLICITORS.

QHAKLES WBBBE & CO»,

SOLICITOUS OF PATENTS,

COUNSELLORS AT PATENT LAW, Hotel Builders. Dealers la Pateat Rights, aad PATKATEO ABimiK. :r- ^OFFICE—81 BAST MABKET BTRBET,

Indianapolis, Indiana,

Our fticllitiea for procuring Patent* are not exceeded by any establishment In the Unite# States. All kinds of Models bnilt to order. [d!4d6m

JJEALTH ESTABLISHMENT

355

West Fourth Street.

CINCINNATI.

Stvedish Movements, Electro-thermo Batht, -,f Hot, Cold and .. Medicated Baths,

Dr. B. N1CWT0N T00KEB, formerly of Oreen Mount, Watsr-Oure, is perznaneutly lecated as above, and will ivo special attention to CHBOH 10 DI8KASES and DKFOBMITlES OF THE SPINK.

Circulars contsiping further infoituation and reference t• some of the best known bnslness men in Cincinnati and elsewhere, furnished on application.

A limited number of patients can .be accommodated with board. declSdSmeod

PLUMBING. B. BUCKELL being a practical PLDMBBB, ftua hi tbc request of many frieadi begB to acnoance that he is now prepared to exe onto all order* in the above bnaineen, in connection ith his ilouse Painting and draining.

SHOP—On Cborry Street, betwe»n 3d and 4th BATES, PUMPSy WATER CLOSETS, 4k fitted up on the most approved principles, toepelrlng promptly attended to. mp3

gTEAM DYE HOUSE.

H. CLARIDGE

Has returned to this city, and fitted up a Steam Dyeing and Scouring Establishment, at the old Stand, Wo. 8 North Fourth Street, where he will be pleased to meet bis old friends, and as many new ones as may favor him with their patronn ge 25dtf

Carriages at Reduced Prices!

Iateat

approved styles, and of elegant finish,

consisting of Barouches, Bockawaya, Fbctons. Top Buggies, Open Buggies and Spring Wagon*. This is much the finest stock of work ever offered in this market, and will be *old low forcath, ss I desire to close up my business.

A. J. WELCH,

Cor, 2d and Walnut St*., Terre Haute, Ind jald2m

OMNIBUS LINE.

MILLEK'S OMNIBUS

AND HACK LINT.

Will attend to all callfe for trains leaving the Oity,'and also deiiyar panenjpro in any part of the city with care and diabatch

All orders le ton the Slate at the Po*t Office, at Davis' Drug Store, or my rwridmo* will be prompt ly attonded to, Baa9Mtf

ATITTMAN,

:iST.f"

i'io '.II I* gTBBKB HAUTE, IND,

MKCHANlCIdlX,

201 Xaia Street, Derweea stk 6 7tfe Sta^ Terr© Haute, Ind. MOPEM ANN DSAWIM* KCANR XzBoe*u, Sewing Machines and other Light Machinery ro paired to give satlgfactioc. Breech-Loading 8hot-Oun* after the Atlebratep Trench Pattern, roada from aew or,old material. m»v IMIV

OHU AKMSTiJONG,

Chmspsltk

and SteneU cutter.

Hour, Whkky and daek brMda, al*c Plate* foi marking Clothing, cut to order, OunTmad

an» mad* aid rep*tred in the beat of (trie. iwnaMi

All work ad fcorfcatf like InSDomlMW. a •treat, at tho Y%o oonli Hay flealta. fdl

"Gosscarrios is ae certainly ovaso as Intermittent Fever, aad aa osaTAISJUC rumtiD aa Small Put."— In. tto«. IS. Kmg, M. V., LL. D.. tt

I S I O 8

PRBPAKED PRESCKIPTION Blade from the Prescription of RBT.CHJLS. I. KUH», M. LL. *e..

For the Prevention aad Cure or

CONSUMPTION

For tho flmHwrf Ore of AWMU, WMWMH», CATAKBB, and all other afflictions of the L»n. Throat) and A1B PAS8AOSS for General aad Special DoraDgenents of the Nervous Syatep lor Dlaordore of Iho BLOOD and far ail VuMtlonal Dieordors of the dtomach and Bowels.

The Prepared Preaeripttea

Honsses the strength and deepens the color "of the Pale Blood. Itsubduea the Ohflle and Fever, and diminishes the Expectoration. It checks the NIGHT SWEATS, always, in lrom seven to fourteen day*. Tho Appetite ie invigorated, aad the patient rapidly galne flesh the Ceu(h and the difficult Breathing are speedily relieved the SUep become* calm and refreshing the evaosations regular and uniform. Al 1 the general sjmp tomsof OONSOMPriON, ASTHKA, Brosiehltia, 4c., disappear with a really astonishing rapidity.

E. CUXNIRQG, Sup't, Buffalo.

NION BAKEKL,

THE PRESCBIPTION

FLOUK STOBE.

FRANK Manufaoturen of all kind* of

ORACKEE8.

and Dealers iu

On Lafayetto St., between Oanal and Depot, E E A 7 E de30dly INDIANA.

fXAS AND

VT Main Street, between 6th and 7th,

WM. B. MANNING^ wr--Horse, Slow AND ORAXKNTAL

JP A. I N E

mer Auditor of State Hon. G. F. Cookerly, MayCol. Tho*. Dowllng, Jane* H. Turner, 'E*q. MrKeen A Deming John Scott A Son, 8. Wolf, H»q. 28d6m

QITY BILL POSTER GEO. w. R¥IFSNIDEH.

av All orders left at Dowling Hall, or at tH tinting Offices, will bo promptly sttondsd to wit f' itlarateli mMt

TO CONTKACTOBS.

Proposals will also be received for the labor and material FIVE STORES to be erected uader sald Hotel.

The Trustees reserve the right to reject all fcldr, if best for the interest »f the OompasT. ALONZO EATON,

auxnrs,

.4-

fefra/. 3d -Holti

Should be used Jn rvcry Disease, by whateve fi'Jtr.'.'.,,. name known, in which there ie. exhibited and de- _ct_- vs. rangementol either the NLBVOU8 or theBLOOD ^y•teals. It Is aneqnailed in Faniale Bkordera, Scanty or Soppr«eeed Meneee, "White*," Ac. ,,

The FKKPABEit fKESCBIPTIOS both the

5'^

Beet ami the most ec»nomieal Medieine that c*a -i-if. be taken. The av«riun dose, ia two teaspoonslul, »„[{. lakenoiict. a day. The patient neter require., under any circumstances, to use **Oougli Mixturet," lor the Conyb "Expectorants" tor tlw Kxpectoration "Tonics" for tne Appetite or tnu

A"v

WeakDtn Iron for the Blood Anodynes for tho Nervous Iritatiou Atida for Might Sweats or =,*. v-,t Whisky ur Cod Livt-r Oil for tn« Wasting. It* tirtcirir Acuoa is opon the OoD.titutional Con- 'i"J

(iition, aiui, tLrough this Oondltion, upon tho ,. ,s Whole Serlcif oi Symptoms. Stalfltaeats from Patleato, Ac.

CoHMt HILL, Cij-CINNATI I wasln the last stage of Consumption. In ten days after taking the fasscnirTlON, my Chills, Might Sweats, Fever ton 51 Ac., decreased, and dually altogether disappeared. A mere skeleton before, I am now well stored

9:f

1—T

with flesh. My restoration Is a marvel to all who .{» ti know me.—Mas. O. L. Diun, •'Tour Prescription saved my daughter'* life, and has probably saved me hundred* of dollars." —Bev. K. 11 car

Basra, Bemsen. M. T. jfalxif-'sci

"We bless Uoi lor the benefllt we have received from your Prepared l*re*crlptlon."—Bev.P. Prat- ~T/~" aatNB. Bio**burg, Fens .r fatf "Every one to ham I have recotamanded ha* benefitted by it* u«o."—Bev. C. D. JONM, Bacine, Wisoonsin.

The "PBSPABKD PBKSCBIfTION" is put up lo a tfl bottle, and is sold In Terre Haute, bjr J. A.

MA HAN CO-, and by Druggists generally, or orders may be address ad to the Solo Pnarillm. _*jU OSOAB Q. MOSKd A CO., 27 Cortlandt ®tr9«, N. Y. Ocntnltation free- A Circular, coatafn-

ing Testimonial* of masy OaaM lUMMIi 01 treated will be sent free, by Mall, I* aUVfeMrUl fe#® a wiite for it. declujliia

HATS AND CAN.

EW YOKK JtiAT SZOB1,

-J oBoph C. ates« JUST IN BEOJsIPT OF *.:• Men*' Hat* oi alA kind*,

Boy*' Hat* oi oil itinrt. IVlisse*' Hat» of all kincU, Hat* of all Una*. Ana at all price*.

ML. Hats made to order on short aotfoe. Oom and see THIS FALL Baftt tide Poblio Bqaare .t. aorffMt*

Pom

STM1.KH, Tarn Haste. ID4.

J", P. MoDONALD, (Sacooesor to A. A. Aniroirj DXALXR IX

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

JY^EKCHANT'S DESPATCH,

'fiKsmn

e.l ati

BOOKS, *sgsmesr" tationery, &u., unnm.* T*S .s a: "-TSi

OrrnjE LOBBY HACTB, IK» Novl6dlv

ATxrxU .t?ir» io9

no« at ,•! r.'.n ot

Fast Freight Line,. ESTABLISHED 1866. AMKK10AN EXPRESS CO PBO^BIKTOBN, iPOBWABD GOODS From New Tork, Boston, And all point* in the New England State* to all -?3 points in the West and South.-we*t, Kext ia Sftei to the ttcgnlar Kipreas Ooaiaaf ,J

IA lavtfci ia

For rates and all other iuformation. aoolT to U. SBEWHAHEK, l(nt, f^- S«wo3 Cer. Main and Ninth, St*., Terre Haute,

TTWHfnar

'*.1

flnn*fr 1

Cqits'tn'--. ,-fWfW

3"' ml

O E I E S

ia mtab lo »rj iil ihWvr

STEAM FITTING and 7th,

FBEDEBIfi GEIGEB. Having employed the services of J. S. Ferguson, a woll known practical workman, be la ao% tfmst: 1 prepared to execute all order* in the above bnsinew, with promptness aud dispatch. :JK0'fS« ""V item

One door East of the Star Grocery, 3J,t?sosl TKRRB HAUTK, tND. 9»c 'arf Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging, fancy and

Plain Sign Painting. Celling* and Wall* •vS'~ Painted aad CalcaailMi la Prcaca (Mara. Pianos and Natural Wood Polished in the highest ii/roTi* style of the Art. Gliding on Gla** and Japanned Tin, in all (Style*.

It will be to tho interest of tho*e who whh IS- -3 Ijanv have serviceable work done, to call on me. Infor Riatlonin buying dud mixing oelors, will he fur- tnntu Ulshed to per»on« rase or cm mem. bncMtt- j,

JAMKS I. LTMI.

LYNE

THOMA* 8: LAWIK

& LAWES,

General Commisson Merchant*,

AND DCALESS I*

K£ICC'KV!

Agrlcultaral Impleaents, and Pore Keatacks V" Copper-ill*tilied whisky, Siia Stmt. Sea Con« 8«mtk, lent flute, hdv fj Merchandise aad Produce of all kinds bought and ,* sold on Commission. Consignments Solicited. Afeats ifor Wiae or tka Bat BistillerM* ta

2T?B«j»ib vS -maueg

REFEBENCES —'-Ufa#

LOCISVIILI, KT—Hon. Tho*. E. Bramlette, late Governor of Kentucky, Col. Alfrrd Allen, late Treasurer Kentucky, Hon. Benj. H. Bristow,

S. Att'y, District Ky. VSANXROAT, KT.—J. B. Temple, Cashier Farmer's Bank K. ii. Taylor, Cashier Branch Bank of Kentucky.

TKBB* HAOTS,

311

fftjb

drtoT-r Dtl o9

IKB.—Hon. Albert Lang*, for

iaifot s'nu A

tamSnaitttoa Mvit Mm &U

Programmes and Circulars distributed in GOOD STYLE!

m$or juatfT

ivtq vi

£BOPOSALS FOB BUILDING HOTEL* drtut

Propssal* will b» rrceived until March I*t, 1868, for all the labor and material for the Mattoon Hotel, to be erected at Mattoon, Cole* Cbnnty, Illinois.

•r it

»l«k

Plans, Specifications, and detail drawing^ tr£' all the work may be examined at the Offioe of Secretary, at the First National Bank, where also all necessary information may be obtained. **r?n|

The Building will be Una Hundred and Tw*nts Five Feet Front, by Eighty Feet Deep. Three ''Z-J* Stories high.

JOSEPH C. DOLE, I Trnsteee. fcOCi# JOSEPH H. CLARK,) .4 -„n

Mattoon, ills., Feb. 6th, 18€8. dtOlm'ol •"w rood

HOWARD MANNING, Uga aad bnmnn Carriage Painting,

FAPIR.HAIT«CI6, ««.

Mixed paints, of every deecription, Taraishe*, Putty, Ac., always on hand, and for aale oa lk»

moat reaaonable term*. Give mo a cat! Shop oa oWOy Ofcswiet, s*rebetw*e« 8d aad

isq