Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 February 1868 — Page 2

nATLY EXPRESS-

TKBBB HAUTK'

Friday Morning. February 21st. ISkS

General Sherman Refustfs

The dispatches state that Gon.Shorman refuses to be used as a tool J, dent The decision is higbK to tnp we eral's credit, and if it results

The object of the President jn bis I a test maneuver i° to put ^al Grant and General Sherman in antagonism. It is a mean man's mean way of wreaking his spite upon an honorable soldier who has escaped his ^ap3. Gen. Grant was placed in the War Office because the President hoped to use him a fight v,itn Congress, instead of becoming a too of the President, General Grant faithfully obeyed the law, and the Presidents trick came to naught. He then tried to blacken the character of the General by charge of treachery and falsehood, but goon found that, his word was worth nouing against that of General Grant. Macdened by the General's quiet but severe rebuke, and maddened still more by a sense of powerlessness to injure him, Mr. Johnson now tries to insult him in another way. The appointment of General Sherman to brevet rank as General and his assignment to command of the new Atlantic district has no other effect and can have no'other object. It is at once the meanest and the most silly attempt _at revenge that Johnson has yet contrived-

The appointment to brevet rank useless and meaningless, except as an attempt to insult that soldier upon whom Congress has conferred the rank of General as a recognition of his services. It is no honor to General Sberman, for be already holds rank higher than any other soldier except Grant, and a brevet conferred for political reasons would only tarnish his fame. It is a pointless and merile revenge, for it cannot hurt Grant, _iat will only make him more honored by those who already honor him, and it is futile a3 it is puerile and empty, for there is no probability that the Senate will confirm it. General Sherman, it is stated, has strongly urged fncnd3 in the Senate to reject the appointment, and the absurdity of the thing should of itself ensure it3 rejection in any ease. But the brevet appointment and the assignment to command of a new district, though parts of the same mean and puerile plan of re* venge, are not necessarily connected.— The President's order would suffice to establish the new district without ratification by the Senate, whether the brevet appointment should bo conflrmod by tho Senate or not. Tho President cannot coHfer the brevet rank without approval of the Senate, but ho can create anew district, and can order General Sherman to command it.

The object in this order i3 plain. 11 is intended as an insult to Grant. It can have no other cause, for no conceivable reason can be given for the creation of such a military district, except that the President has not confidence in the Gen eral of the army, and wishes a new oom mander through whom ho can issue orders to commanders of subordinate districts without communicating through General Grant. It is intended as an insult, and perhaps as something more. If the President could entangle Gen. Sherman in political contests, and array him in apparent hostility to Grant and to Congress,'the honorable reputation of the soldier would servo to bolster up his own infamy. If he could induce Gen. Sherman to become the medium through •which he could transmit military orderB to commanders of subordinate districts, he might contrive to embarrass, if not to defeat, reconstruction.

It is most honorable to General SUerman that he relmad to be made tho in. strument of an insult to General Grant It is most honorable to him that he refuses to be made a tool in the President's war upon Congress. Standing resolutely apart from political controversies, the General has maintained the regard aad confidence of men of all parties. It would bo infamous in Mr. Johnson to drive him tc reeigu, rather than become entangled in the President's political Spider-web. But if ho insists upon his order, and meanly demands of the General an act which no true Eoldier would willingly perform, the country will honor Sherman if he clinches his refusal with a tender of his resignation. Mr. Johnson will hardly dare to accept it, and if he did, the people would reBtore the soldier with redoubled honors after single year had passed.—Missouri Democrat.

Dreadful Tragedy at MonroeTille, 0,

[From the Sandusky Journal, 17th.] We have been informed by one of the

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assengers on the train which arrived this noon from Mocroeville, of the most awful tragedy that it has ever been our lot to record. The facts as we learn them, are substantially as follows: Some time ago a convict by the name of Kn owlton escaped from the Indiana State Prison, where he had yet three years to serve. He is a very desperate character, and it seems shot one or two of those who attempted his rearrest in Indiana, and then made his escape from the State. A large reward was advertised for his apprehension, but he evaded his pursuers, and finally turned up in Monroeville, where he secroted himself in a house in the suburbs of that village.

Last Saturday night, Constable Green, of Monroeville, in company with three or four other men, went to tho house where Knowlton was supposed to be secreted for the purpose of arresting him. On arriving at the house, and domanding admittance, Know!ton sang out from the inside that if they persisted ho would shoot them. Without paying any attention to this threat, the door was forced open and the party entered. Knowltou instantly raised a revolvor nnd fired. The ball entered the head of a young man by the name of Levere, whoso parents reside in the vicinity of Centerville, who instantly dropped dead upon tho floor. The bail had entored just above the right ear passing entirely through the head and lodging, under tho scalp on the opposite side.

Tho desperado then fired a secoud tinu at Constable Greeu, the shot taking effect also in the forehead and passing beneath the scalr came oftt nearly ov^r the left ear but without fracturing thu kkull.

Knowlton then made hisescalp rem the house, and stealing the first horso heeoulrt lay hands on, he fled from tho towa.

MRS. MART

f0poxagtime

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him to Presidential disfavor he may be. very sure that the people will sustain him, Ind the administration soon to succeed to power will do hirn justice.

T. G. SIMMONS, the wife of

Dr. James Simmons, of Richmond, Ya-. and a daugbeter of Lambert Gittings, wealthy Baltimore merchant, was supposed to have died iu Richmond on the 2d of February. Her remains were immediately placed in a coffin aud brought to her father house, on Mount Vernon 8quare, in Baltimore. After opening the coffin the corpse seemed so natural and life-like that an opinion was obtained that •he was cot dead, but in a trance. The cheeks and lips retained natural crimson tint, and it was b«Hev«d that the body indicated warmth and heat. The corpse •was accordingly kept, and closely watched, under the belief of its being

trance, and with the hope of life beine restored, but has at last been pronounced dead, and will be buried. It is said that •when first taken sick the physician injected morphine into the veins of the ?{bead. and from that moment the patient bfeil calmly asleep, and is supposed to have died without awakening. The case excited much interest and cariosity. Crape remained on the relatives' doors all the time. .vt

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AS tory About ^neral Howard,

A "writer in the Por.^d Press tells the

durinc G.Wsral Sherman's

march to Atlanta, Genei'&l How&tsd had command of the Fourth ofps. Just before tho adyance on Dalt ?n J!, the eorps was in bivouac n^ar Red Clay, two of the boys of an Ohio regiment took it into tbeir heads to go out on a Utile foragingexpedition. It was not long be-, fore their highest ambition, „'ust at that time, was gratified by the Cloture of a "grunter." While in the act of killing the animal the owner discovewd them, and immediately made complaint to Gen. Howard, who happened to be riding leisurlv along the scene of the slaughter.

He told the G.net*! it was the only hog he had, and he thought the boys should either let him have the hog or pay for it The General said he thought so too. He rode to where the boys were, and the following diologue ensued:

General—"Have you any money, boysf If vou take away this man's hog you ought to pay him for it."

Soldier—"No, General, we have no money—fcavn't been paid for four or five months, and we stand in great need o£ the pork. ....

General—"What do you call, iir, a iasr price for your hog?" Citizen—"Well, I should think about nine dollars would do.

General—"B^ys, what are your names, and what regiment do you belong to? I'll put your name in my memorandum and pay this man for bis hog. Next payday I expect you will call at my headquarters and settle the account."

Soldier—''Thank you, General. Well do it if it takes the last cent.J: The boys wore heard afterward to declare frequently, that they looked upon that as ona of their honest debts, and that it should be paid if they lived. When the next pay-day came, however they and the General were quickly sa,® fctod. Tt« Fourth Corps, under Gen. Stanley, was in Tennessee, confronting Hood and Gen. Howard was in command ot the Army of tbe Tennessee, and on the march with Sherman to Savannah.

The war was soon closed, the-members of the regiment scattered, and there is no report yet whether tne pork bill has been settled or not-

Tiie Secret Confessed.

The National Intelligencer reveals the motive with which the country had already credited Mr. Johnson, in attempting to advance General Sherman to the mnk of the Brevet General of the army. It says that "the President desires the appointment of a soldier to be of equal rank with Genaral Grant, in whose hands, under circumstances of great peril to the Republic, its safely would be better assured than it now is."

This is as much as to say that in case of a forious conflict between the Legislative and Executive Departments, the "President deBires another able General of equal rank, in order that, by equally dividing the military power, there may bo a chance for success in a bloody battle II We are inclined to think that one General is enough, and that it would be bet ter to settle all differences either way without another civil war, since tho settlement would be corrected so soon a6 tbe people couid again oome to the ballot box.

The Intelligencer, being the organ of the President, thus confesses tor him- the deliberate intension of at least runnings the risk of bloodshed. But thanks to the good sense and" patriotism of General Sherman, be ravoltb at the plot, and tells his friends in the Senate to look to the safety of the Republic, and continue to frustrate Mr. Johnson's bloody designs

The Marvels of Greatlve bklll,

Everywhere about us lie the marvels of creative skill, and so accustomed are we to their presence that they almost fail to attract observation. The air we breathe,—the clear medium through which all things are seen,—how wonderful it is, still or in motion, it is the highway of sound, bringing the voices of friends, the music of birds, the mur« muring of breezes, the monotone of the wild waves. Through it we see the stars v/'a ich roll beyond its subtle presenee by its motion the clouds are floated in silent majesty across the horizon, and on its invisible wings are wafted the incense of the flowere.

How welcome to the heated brow, tho tired brain, are its gentle adminiatra* tico, how soothing its presenee among the thick leaves of the trees, whispering to them as it were of some calmer life than ours, and bearing the soul away from its cares and sorrows to a region which no fears, regrets or sorrows Inhabit How suggestive is its first Warm spring, breathings, after the desolation of winter! How majestic its utterance in the thunder and the storm!* How powerful, how irresistible in its wrath.

How grand, how beautiful, how terrible is the Bea that compasseth the whole earth. The ciicuit of its water acknowledges no limit. The waves take to themselves the warmth of the tropics and bear it northward and southward to counteract the reign of frost and ice In tbeir loag journeying® they circle around either pole but know no weariness nor rest.

These same far wanderers come and leave the sanus at our feet, show their light foam wreaths to our admiring gaze, murmur the softest lullabya to listening ears, reflect in ther tranquility clouds and stars, and speak to us with more than human eloquence of the hand that created them and controls-

Of the wondrs encompassed in this world of waters how little is known, and yet who can doubt that its marvels eqnal those of earth and air. Animal and vegetable life have their countless representatives in their depths, and beauty holds its court where the sun never shone, nor even the imagination of man ever visited.

When we gaze into star-lit skies, ail around and beneath us seems overshadowed by the magnificence above.— Bright words' to us but points of light, roll in infinite space. They are countless as tbe sands on the shore, yet each has its path and knoweth its place in this field of unimaginable extent^Sunstand worlds, God himself leading them in their majestic march, they shine down upon us through the in Unite blue, and speak to us of wonders that no man can comprehend or explore.

How should we miss their beautiful presence where they are no more seen when the voii of darkness drops upon the earth. They come with their messages of light and glory, everpresent witnesses, of God's love and care. By them the sailor steers upon tho pathless ocean, by them the adoring heart ascends to the throne of tho Eternal "Verily God doeth wonders on the earth. Atali seasons, wherever we torn, are-ibe constaut. manifestations of his presence. Wherever we hant in speechless admira* tion over the peerless flowers, or mark the unfolding leaf, the springing grain, we see the impress of his creative skill Mosseovertsd rocks, Abe monarobs of the forest, giirclincj, complaining brooks and the flow of broad rivers all wear his signet.

He has not left himself without witnesses in tbis great treasure-house of Lis wonders and man need notaeek, only recognize them. It is but to open his eyes and bo satisfied to listen is to hear to comprehend, though but in part, is to be wise.

Let us then make this outward world the sanctuary intended by God, a refuge from our sorrows ond trieli, a resource that none but He who gave can

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Two lots in Dean's Addition, very cheap.

Five acres, east of Ffagan's Garden. Slu.' is

200 acres, 3 miles east, known MJthe "Hussej Farm," all fenced,improved good meadow woody pasture and fine, timber. A flrst-elas farm.

£0 Building Lots, adjoining the city, northear —good size—low pride afid favorable terms.

House and lot, on 1st street, north of Clark House—6 rooms, cistern, large stable, Ac. Prict $1,200- Terms easy.

Mortgage and Notes 16,000—at a big diaconnt

Forty arres miles sontheast of town—21 aores in oultivatien, balance fine timber. Very cheap.

Real Estate Column b, 0 .fesiiaT!

HENDRICH & LANGE,

Office ovsr First NationaLBank, S. E. Qprner of Fourth and Main Streets,

Terre Haute, Ind.

Abstracts of title furni»hed, Loans ne* goti&ted, and Money invested.

FOB SALE.

CITY tBOPiBXt.

-Forty Lota in Linton'a Addition io Terre Haute Bouse and lot, east Ohio street,. House aud lot, in McMnrrain'i Add! tit ion, Hou.eand lot in Sibley'* addition on fith atreet, House and lot in Be go's addition pn 8th (treat, House and lot on Poplar, betwaan 6th and 7th streets,

HOU.HO and lot^n North 5th, between 6h«mut and Linton streets. Two business Hous&T on Main atreet,

COCNTT PBOPEBTY.

Farm ef 89 acres in Honey Creek Township, 173 acres in Linton township. 3 Acres below tho Boiling Kill, wess side canal.' janS9dtl 3'

MUSICAL.

MUSIC.

J. G. LINDEMANN,

-.$• ,T-a DKALBB ,11$,j le .v

FiAKbS,

ORGAN S,

Violins. Guitars, Flutes, and all kinds of Music* Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street, TEHBB HAUTE. INDIANA.

TUNING AND BEPAI^iNQ of PIANOS and other Instruments will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be taken in tnadefor NEW

ONB8.

aalO.tdwtt

si&i<\

J- 6-

UNDBMANN.

KISSNER'S

•Mo. 48, Oltio Street,

OPPOSITSl THS OO0BT HOTTSB, j,

TKRRK-HAUTK, IWf£).

This being the largest and most elegant, Musio Establishment

IN THIS STATE

Buyers in want of fine

PI AN OS

HBLODKOITi,

O A N S

And smaller Musio&l Instruments, and Musical Merchandise of every description, Sheet Muslo aad Instruction Books, should/not failte visit the

PALACE OF MUSIC

AH kind* of MasicRl Ipstrafnenu repafrod In mon approved manner. d&w

LE WIS & CO»S

ILLUSTRATED

Monthly Family Journal,

FOB THE MILLION!

Thousands of families in the city and country have long fi It the want of am Illustrated Journal at a reasonable pric?, and equal to any on this continent. To this end, we nave engaged good artists. TboJit. rfti department will be one of tha features of the paper, find we shall publish fr.im time to t!m.-, original lalofl. Sketches, Ac, ky tho Ied'Hr.g writers of ihe Mnntry.

THIN IS tfO LOTTERY,

Bat we I'fltir as an indncement to those who sub* scrtbc, and wyi help'to ponh forward to a successful issue, a cheap and.'Taiuabie Illustrated Family Journal, and glvo A LARGK NUUBEB OF PKX« M1CM3. Subscribers "will nut hare to wait to koow if they laare a premium. Theie will le 2,316 premiums distributed to the subscribers.— Ih6 paper will be well worth the dollar, for the yoar.

book has bien prepared for subscribers

with numbers from 1 to 103,000, and the premiums are equally distributed througn the one hundred thousand numbers.

If there should be one thousand frames received on thosamt day and date, the letters will be opened regularly as toey oome to hand,-tfnd markedJoa thebobkin tegular rotation a? opened, so that there will be a fair distribatibn of the premiums. We shall publish the ntvmse of the persons that aro«ntitlid to the premiums, in the New Tons MoStHnIlltTSiaATHJ, andin the city and country papers. 1" The rolloKlng Preaiiuu wm be Distribute*.

,55,600 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 800 2.6C0 3,000 3,009 4100

10 Gash Premiums of $90# *ach.. «6 2'"'rr 10 ~ai '100 2 40 25 So 10 53 Gold watches (Am-W-Co.) f6'J each™.60 Wilcox ft O. Sewing Machines ?£0 caoh 6Q Howe's Sawing Hkchine# «0 9000Premiums of #Jl each.i—

TB&MS TO 9DB3CBIBJEKS.

copy, one yjar, with ohe subscription $1.00 copies,. Are

copios, tw%ity Persons getting up clubs will be entitled to prei miutM. as abOTe.

Addrw» ^*WIS A CO., 41 Msroer Street, Mew Tor ,Box3361. "srtring'fh® township, «6«n, Poet Office order, registered totter, or express, may be aent at onr rlak. r!Li *nr Zi

tHbhaJSewlng JlacWm^^ 9{)S R. T. tmtynt

MILLINERY.

Dress, Smque and

Weak

CUTTER'

I—

Suits cut on scientific principles, and —"r- warranted to

GIVE SATISFAdTION!

Also a one assortment of

A E S S E

TRIMMINGS

Ho.1& IHainStrcet, up Stain.

M. A. WALTER

CHEAP MILLINERY

NEW STODK OF TME

LATE8 8-TYLES

j'.-flf'UTHK

E 1

CHEAPEST IN THE €1TI

At Nd. 86 MnTn Street,

(UP STAIBS.)

SALLIE HASTINGS.

V6MUU0

KAlJt RESTORATIVE Was decided by Ibd 27. If. State Fair and it now conecded by tb* publi« to bo tho Tory boat Preparation for Xlcftoring Gray or &dcd Hair to Its original color promoting Its GrowtbvtradicatingUamon ana Dandroff, and lb^DrouIng

Doaatifyin^tbo

CLSAZT,

R. BARRETT & CO

Proprietors,

MAVCSESTSB, K. H.

LOBD ft SMITE, Chicago, General North-Wesf-rn Agents. J.*H. A. DAVIS.

Accent*for

Terre Haute, Ind. .S»« ®OTlldw8m •fv-yrrHvt'fi-

No. 25

Maiden Lam, I

New York,

l)ec. 14,1867.

In my Card of Nor. 1,186Z» I stated that.''for the purpose of more fully tnpplytne (be wants of tbe pnbllc, and In order to prevent nnscrnpulous dealer* from palmins off Inferior and worthless, gooda aa tbe Morton Gold Venn, I aball bereafter eeU no goods at wholesale except only to duly appointed and authorized Agents." etc. To tbis pi an I iiave ainoe strlctli^dhered.

In aoceptiner Agents, great caro has been exercised to appoint those wto, 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 fall assortment of my pens, and to sell them at my publishedprioes. Thus the public are aupplled bythem 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 plaoe to place, or canvass the country, so that all who want a .Morton Gold Fen must get It from tha Local Agent or from headquarters. __

None need apply for the Agancy except In conformity to the above, the liberal discount "To Clubs" being sufficient inducement to all others.4

ADiploma

A. MOBTOJT.

DOCTOR WH1VTIEB,

BBGTOABIIT BBJ$D PHYSICIAN, as hi which bangs In his office will show, baa made Ohnmia ZNSSOSM tke sMtdjr of hie lift, and has T)nion-wide reputation, harlng been fongm kxatei 1m Bt. Xeniithan any othor.Ohronlc SUsasc Physloian.

Much of his practioe hat been of a private na tare. BgpMHtf Gcnorrheafiloel, Btricftm, all Uri *arn Mioses,. BniHio or Bbrairial Affediont of tin Throat, BUm or Boner, OreMtff, Hernia or Rvptsre alio, the eflteta of. Solitaiy Habit, ruinous tr Body and Min3 producing blotohes, debility, im dlaxinewu dims ess of eight, coafuslon

1 forebodlQK, aversion to looiety, loss ol weakness. «c., not all these in any onr

o»se,butall occurring ftv^uentiyin Tarious oases **~AcoommodatioDa ample, oharges moderate, ouree guaran teed. Oonsnltations by letter or offloe, free. JKoet cases can be preperly troatnt tf Menstruation and'Fregnaney, 8c. without an interview, and medioines, sees re from abeerTation, sent by mall or exp£a. Ho bin Iraaoa to business In most oases

Addrisa Box 9001, St. l«aisf Mo. Bours—8A. M. to S F. K. Offloe permanently oca ted at Ho.617

St. Charles'Street, between 6ixt.

and Seventh, one square gpnth of Llndell Hotel, (•tired spot In tha eentre of theoity. Oonsultation rooms, and rooms for the aceom modatioii of sUoh patients as require dally porsoi. al attention. _____

EVERYBODY-

Can get, In a sealed letter enveiopofmy Theory Symptoms andTleatment of Nervous, Urinary an: BexaalDiseases,clearly delineating all the diseased conditions, with full Symptom Usts, for twe three-cent pottage stamps to prepay postage.— Circular for Ladles,relating to Ciseases aprSdawly.

ies,relatinglo Diseases of Puber

COLGATE & CO'S

FragrantToilet Soapi iare prepared ihlUed .. Worhmep from the

IXST MATJBRHM [aad are known as the STANDARD by Dealers A Cnstom era. Sold every wheer •^4dwly

COAL.

TC.gkoybr,

DK1XBB IN

WOOD AND COAL.

The undersigned is now delivering the superi or Coal of the Pioneer Goal Mining Company, at Oarrysville, and respectfully solicits an examination and trial. Itfwiil be Tons'! eoual tu tbe Bracii Goal, and ia furnished at much less rates. I would refer consumers to B. L. Thompson, Esq.. who is using it at his Mill and Beeldence. (rl»ri left at Ira Grover's Stove Store, Third Streot, north of Main, wi receive prompt attention.

July 17, dtf TIM. C. tJROVKB,

QOAL! COAL!!

The .Best is the Cheapest 1 E. F. MEBB1L is now prepared to furnish the beat Bracii and Highland^Ooa), alaa tha Lehigh and Anthracite Coal, If ordered. Orders lelt at Mc Keen's Store, 107 Main St., or Bartaock A Bannister's, will receive prompt attention. a3dtf

COAL! COAL!! TOHN MOFAKLAHB IS NOW

t/ furnishing the best quality of Blver Ooa., screened on a wider soresn than any other Dealer lg using, and at the very lowest rates.

Outers left at the Countv Scales, or at Woodmaaseo's Qrooery, on Maia street, next door to C. C. Smith A Oo.'s Stove store, will receive prolapt attention. Leave orders with Ous. Arnold, at the Post Offloe. Jy24dtf

ICHARD HOBLBO

Is now supplying the best quality of Biver Goal at the market rates. Orders left at. Chambers' Grocery Store, southwest corner of tbe Publle Bauare, «'lll reoetve bmmpt.'attentjon. JEFLLY

Jr'Af BliYANf"

JOB PRINTER,

iae£ ia! 0ikb:t'ias a"io anyt&jhi o£

115IMAIN. St.,

-ggTBRBS5 HAWB, 1Kb.

DRY COOD&.

-X"

SAXTDNA WALMSLEY

*JL. -1^.

Main

Street-

January 15th, 1868

'-EL"

I I «.

Soliciting the favor of'&n inspection of our Goods and prices we remain, Kespectfully, 'SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

NEW

Drug and Prescription Store

IRA (&KOVBR, Jr.,

Would announce to the oltieens of Terre Haute and vioinity, that he has opened at

BTo. 46 South Fourth St.,

OPPOSITE THI MABKKT HOC8K, A Full and well Selected Stocfcof

PUKE DBC6B AND MEDIOINES, Chemleals, Oils and Dye StnlR,

S iv* i-C re 1~0£ s-t I —***-".-s.t

A A S

Pure Wines and Brandies,

t-u For Jtedlcal Porposes, t.

An£all other articles kept by Druggists generally, which'wore bought low', and -will be sold at

-The Lowest Cash Price. rf

PHYSICIANS PBESOEIPTION3

-"TLX EOABBFUI&T COMPOTUTDID. 1-3 1 fit-!' '."'rrrtLais? tiii-ti

IB A GROYER, jr

I JDBUeeiST AND CHKMiSTt

Wo. 40 South Fourth Between Ohie and Walnut.

TEKRE

HAUTE .........INDIANA.

N. B.—Mr: Graver trusts that his TxiMaxx

TIAHS'

of intimate acquaintance with the business, Is a lufflolent guarantee that full satisfaction

win

rendered patrons. iTdti

SOLICITORS.

QHABLBS WBJRBE & CO.,

SOLICITOUS OF PATENTS,

COUNSELIIOBS AT PATXNT LAW, Model Bolldm. 9aalm jn Pateat Bights, aad FAUAU9 ABTICiJB.

OFFICE—81 EAST MABKET STBEET, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Our facilitiea for procuring Patents art not ex. ceeded by any establishment in the United States. All kinds of Models built to ordsr. [alid6m

JJEALTH ESTABLISHMENT.

355 West Fourth Street,

CINCIXNATI,

Swedish Movements, Electro-thermo Baths, Hot, Cold and

7 v':t Medicated Baths.

Dr. B. NEWTON T00KEB, formerly of Oreea Mount, Water-Cure, is permanently leoated as above, and wlll^ ive special attention to OHBON IC DISEASES and DBFOBMITfES OF THE SPINE.

Circulars containing furthrr Information and reference t* some of the beat known business men in Cincinnati and elsewhere, furnished on application.

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

PLUMBING,

B- BUCKELL being a practical PLUMBEB, ano at tbe request of many friend* begs to announce that he Is now prepared to exe cute all orders in tbe above bnBiuees,-inoonneotlon ith his

House Fainting and Graining. IMtia

Hepairing promptly attended to. sepS

GTJBAM DYE HOUSE.

H. CLARID GE

Has returned to tbis eity, and fitted up a Steam Dyeing and Scouring Es'abllshment, at the old Stand, Wo. 8 North Fourth Street, where he will be ploaced to meet his old frlsnds, and as many new onee as may favor him with their patrona se 25dtf

"COHSCMPTIOS

-M KJ

Havftig' commenced ouJ'

!,B^ond

yULt at

the well known stand, "the Boston Store." we consider it both a duty and 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 wnnts of the communitj.

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

present value 'jmthowt regavd io cost,

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

safe

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

Carriages at Reduced Prices!

Latest approved styles, and of elegaht finish, consisting of Barouches, Bockaways, PhBtons, Buggies, Open Buggies and Spring Wagons.

This is much the finest stock of work ever offered in this market, and will be sold low for oash, as 1 desire to close up my business.

A. J. WELCH,

Oor. 2d and Walnut Sts., Ttrre Haute, Ind. jaU2m

OMNIBUS LINE.

B. MILLER'S OMNIBUS

AMD HACK LIKE.

Will attend to all calls for' trains leaving the Olty.'and also dellter passengers 4a any part of tbe city with caro and disbatch

All order* lo ton the Slate at the Poet Offloe, at Davis' Drug Store, o* my rsatttam will b« prompt ly attended to. BaaSMtf

ATITTMAK,

MECHANIOLAN,

201 Mala Street, Mna ttfe A VtB Mb, Terre Haute, Ind. Moons

AMD

Duvim NXAIXT EXXCVTKS,

Sewing Machines and other Light Machinery repaired to give satisfaction. Breech-Loading Shot-Ouns after the oelebraten I French Pattern, made from new or old material

JOHJS ARMSTRONG^ bit

iunsmitb and Stencil Gutter.

Floor, Whisky aad Sack brands, also la tee fot arking Clothing. cut to order. Ouiu mads and repaired In the best of style. All work warranted to give satisfaction. HBtaDft door Xaataf tke Hew Court HOMOL 0^0 rtreat, at the Tig* eeaaty Hay Soaiea. [A

.tv1-

is as eertalnly CT7BI» S'

as Intermittent Fever, and as canTAIKItT PtiTMTiD aa Small Pes."— ISMm. Cta*. K. King, M. D., LL. D.. 'S

I N O S

PREPARED PRESCRIPTION

Made from the Pracriptionof

BIT. CHASHk Kllfft. V.U. Mi, *e.. dc,r For the Prevention and Cure of

CONSUM'PtflON'

For tbe Radical Ome of ASTHMA, BBOBQDXXB, 0ATARBH, and all othei a Sections of the Lugs, Throat, and AlB PASSAGES for General aad Speolal Derangements of the Nerrow Systspfbr Dlsordon of the BLOOD and for ail-rone-"* MOB el Disorders of the dtomack^ and Bowels.

The Prepared Preserlptloa

Increases the strength and deepens tke color ol the Pale Blow!.- It s»Ms«HheMlso^ Fever, and diminishes the Expectoration. It cheeks the BIGHT SWXATS, always, In from seven to fourteen days. The Appetite Is invigorate*. tts patient rapidly galne lleah the Cengh

15a

difficult Breathing are speedily relieved the Sleep tw.nmee calm *nd refr*«».l«g «K. tlons regular and uniform. All the general symptoms of CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, *c., dtoappew with a really Mtoalehl&cralddttf.

THE PBE8CBIPTION

Should be twed ln Blime, by whatsve name known, in which there is exhibited and derangement of either the MKBVOUS or theBLOOO frystems. It is unequalled in Vsule IMsnKei i. Scanty or Suppressed Menses, •'Whites," Ac.

The PRKPAKKD fBZSOBIPTION is both the Best aud the meet eefossieal Msdtsian that can be taken. The average dose, ia two teaspaonsfal, taken one*, a day. The patient never requires, ,, under any circumetanoee, to as* "Cough Mb' A tures," for tbe Cough '"Expectorants" for thu Xzpectoration "Tonics" for the Appetite or tno Weakness Ijroa forfor the Nervous Iritatiou Acids for Night Sweats or •Whisky or Cod Liver Oil for tbe Wasting. Its Spacirio Acuox ia upon tbe OousLituUeoal Mdition, ami, through this Oonditknr, upon the Whole Series ot 8ymptoms.

Btatementa flfoi PaUents, Jkc. "IMi

stage of Consumption. In ten days after taking the PBUCUPTIOX, my Chills, Night Sweats, Fever Ac., decreased, and finsdiy altogether dlsenaoif ed. A mere skeleton before, I am now wenfwfa with flesh. My restoration is amarvel to all who know me.—7" -'Tour Prescription saved my daughter's life, and has probably saved me hundreds or dollars.'' —Kev. X. HvaraasTB. Bemsen. N. Y. "We bless Qod for the benelilt wehave received from your Prepared Prescription."—Bet.P. I'mORiiia, Blossburg, Penn. "Evecy one to bom I have reoOmiaended it has benefitted 'by Its use."—Bev. C. P. Joitss, Bacine, W

Tbe "PBKPABED PBBSCBIPTIOM" bstl ssnj in a $1 bottle, and is sold in Terre flauis/vi I. L. MAUAN CO-, and by Druggists gSllAllj. oritl •as t0-

orders may be addresssd to the Sole Proavletera. OSCAB O. MOSBS A CO., OortfaM* N. Y. Consultation free* A Circular, ing Testimonials of many Oases treated will be sent free, bymaM, raxltn write for it.

HATS AND

Bast side Pablic Sqnare nov iJAtf

tdi vJ

PATENT MEDIOINES.

ilni

BW YOBK HAT BTOBI .ct ¥atea« atSt

Joseph

JUSF IN RKCKIPT OFH,4

Mens'

Hats ot aii Jkinda,

Boy.' Hate of all h&JS,~oa ^sz Misses' Hats of all kinds."

Infents' Hats of ail lci»««*.oo

ana at all prices. aa. Hats made to order on short. notloe. fljinv ~S and see

THIS FALL STILMS, Terra Haute. 1a(r.

J, P. McDONAXJJ, (Successor to A. A. AjUOhB)

.•

suin or ttd tiJ* ^"'1^

Books, Magazines, Papers,

stationery, See.,

POM Omoi LOB»T....„ ...Tiasa

NovlBdlv

EXPRESS COMPANtE^. iv tan

jyjEECHA^T'S DESPATCH)*

Fast Freight Une, ESTABLISHED 1896. AMBBJCAS 1UPBJE88 00.. rMFBinWtVi"'

FOBWABD GOODS

From Blew York* Boston,* And all points in the New XaglaaAiSMtes all points in the West and Soutli-weat, West In 8pee4 to the Begiilar Express Gonpaay

For rates and all other informatioti. irppi^ to 17. SHJiWWiKEl. AKML "I dJ

HiBM

Per. Mainland Ninth,8tn., feire Haute, E. CVXKIKM, Sup't, BnSialo. tit »el»d6m.

UNIOTF

BAIBK1 AITD*

FLOX7B STOBE.

FBMK BUBnrie a BBO Manufacturers of all kin^s of

CEACKEB8.'

and Dealsrs in

O E I E I S

On Lafayette St., between Okaal and Depot, I E E A de30dly INDIANA.

RJ.AS AJND STEAM

FITTING*

M&ia Street, between 6th aa% 7^,

FBEDEBIfi GEI0EB. it Having employed the services of J. B. Fatgs- 'J son, a well known practical Workman, fie° Is now prepared to execute all orders in the above trssf 23 ness, with promptness and dispatch. octSdly stnto —w

B. MJUNIN&I

w*.

HOCSI,sioa AITS

JAHES B. LYNX.

oaxAiuvrAi. gret

A I N E

One door East of the Star Srocery, XBREE HAUTE, INp. Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging, fticjf ibid

Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings ssd Wa|jt^ tj [PalBtea and Calceatlaed ia Frea«O (^l0B|^ Pianos and Natural Wood Polished in the highest style of the Art. Gliding on Oiasesmd a-' a I Japanned Tin, In all .titrlflk'

It will be to the interest of those who wish W have serviceable work dona, th call oium: -XBformatlon in buying dnd mixing celor^ will b*garnished to persons rasa op- ctiaaoa. BrtuMlf

LYNE &

General Oommisson MerelHiiitof» AIO

SHOP-On Cherry Street, between 3d and 4th I Merchandi.e aad Produw offfi Stad^bAiHiAlr BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSER 4i. fitted up on the most approved prineiples. tnded

DKAK1BS I*

I AgrinUtnral latplemcati. aad Far»J|e«tiiakr €opper*IMstllle WhlAy,

stwt'Snr

CoTMr

of the Best Dtetlllerka Ja KExnwin

EEFEBEifCifl ^qo.q

LociSTOt*,

Kt—Hon.

Tb«s.

Btt^let!$Ha&**

Governor of Kentucky, Ool. Alfred ^Hear tMM? Treasurer Kentuckj, Hon. Benj. H. Br is tow. 8. Att'y, District By--

FiASKronr, Kr.—J. B. Temple,' Cashier Farmer's Bank E. M. Taylor, CashierdranA Baitk ofEentneky.

Tinas HAOT*, ITO.—Hon. Albert Lahge, LFT»*" mer Auditor of State Hsn Q. T. Ooalariv. Mavor Col.Thos. Dowllng, Ja-nes H. tWer. 'Sq McKeenA Dsmtng John Scott A Soit,M. KAt

k,9-

IWj6m

PUR BILL POSTER.JW

ZO!I!"II

GEO. w. BELFSN1DERP Programmes and Circulars distri&Ut*t GOOD STYLE 1

All orders lelt Jit Dorwlln* Hath OiMPtkr be promptly tu&ri W *1V"' rlnting Offices, will «w»il 4laoalnl. •mMti

.JSO

CON TRACTORS^-6

pBOFOSALS FOB BXTILDI^O

Propssals will be received untU March 1st. 1S8|. for all the labor and- mateftal for the Matto«n Hotel, to be erected at Matteeo, llltsotf.

Propesale-wlllalso bereaeiiaOiTthjflrttfl s— •aid ihu

rr FIVE STOBXS to

Plana, Speoifieatlons, asd detail

IIISHIIUM

ja.I|a

all the work may be examined at the Offloe ortpa atlseleirletwiidi.

Secretary, at the First VationatBaattyirh all necessary Information may be oMalaai. The Bnildlag will be Une Hundred aSffTyeiliy Five Feet Front, by Eighty Feet Deep. Three Stories high. -Hu

The Trustees reesrva tljte rigMjto nniMt all ills If hest for the Interest of the ComM«y.,, s-ssii

itrvmo JbaSta W-n Mattoon, nis.,

Fe6.6th,18d8vL

HOWAJ^p

Carriage.

euxiM, Mixed p«ltite, of every: fcttri Put^, Ac., tfnays on •Ntiuemltwat. Ofcswyet, strebetween Sd and *th.

jci

CB Ji edf lo tfosd

v*«s

6n"TaiiasM£t

«al*$