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DAILY EXPRES

TKBBE HAUTK.

TV^NESDAY Morning,

Febnary

26,18#8

RepublicanStetelicke^

FOR GOVJSRHOS,

Coi. CONRAD BAKEB, of Vand.rbnrgh TOK i.igcTCTAjnr-oov«yo». A

Col, WILL. CUMBACK, of D«w*ff.

J"OE 8ECMTABT 0* STATE,

MAJOR MAX. F. A. HOFFMAN, O TO* avmto* or stAir. fJJ« MAJO* JOHN D. EVANS,

TOR

TBIAStTHEE

CoLowtL

THEODOBE

HOFFMAN,

BKVERDT

JOHNSON,

cond UBI

of Hamilton-

OF STATE,

Geasxi NATHAN KIMBALL, of Ittrttn roB cirnx or

THV

svpKnce €otmt,

W. McOOY, of CUrke,.

TO* BCTIHIKTKFTDIKT OF FOLIC I*«TJOIIOK:

BABNABA8 0. H0BB8,

JOB STXCTOA, BETLH BUTBLOI, UAT.

Cauaik .-J* J!, BOSB, f,f Lwmnw.jWi 1!-'"

Coiomt JOHN T. SMITl

ITH, of OtawisfcV

THKBS has been no plot so clasp and devilish since the Booth conspiracy aa that in which the President has long been engaged- Booth had for bis object the strengthening of the waning fortunes of the Southern Confederacy,' in the hope of overturning the Government. Johnson, hat for his, the transferring of the Government into the hands of those who fail* •d to obtain possession of it by force of

4£ irWcU(l

arms v- ,,v

THB Tribune

says the Presidents nomi

nation of General

MCCLELLAH

as Minis

ter to England "is another bait to catch ,the Democratic gudgeons now nibbling around his ,hook." It both flattens, the Democracy and disposes of a rival.

MB. EDWARDTHORNTON,

would follow it up by giving foreign missions to Mr. PENDLETON, Mr. SEYMOU?, Mayor

Judge BREEZE, and

JOHNSON, the Democratic Con

vention would be foroed to nominate

or draft in the ranks for candi

dates. They would have no politicians left.

the new Brit

iah minister, has the most difficult post to fill in the British diplomatic service. His immediate predecessors, Sir Frederick Bruce and Lord Lyons were able and

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complished diplomatists and men of'great tact and good judgment. The Comparison of the new Minister with those that have gone before bim, will probably be unfavorable to the former. Still he will doubtless be treated with that respect wfiich is due the accredited ambassador of a great power. If he could present a record showing his,sympathy with our (govern* ment in its struggle with treason, he would need no other indorsement.

Brick Pomeroy. *1

Our dispatches stated a day or two ago that the Democracy of Philadelphia held a meeting to bolster up'

JOHNSON in bis

campaign against the United

ROT,

tereating occasion.

STATES'

America, and that the distinguished Dem«. ocratic orator and publicist, BRICK

POMES

was the principal speaker on that

INN

learn also that

the Wisconsin Copperhead Convention endorsed the doctrines of the LaCrosse Democrat

by admitting one of its eelitori

to a seat as delegate. In addition to this, SAT. CLARK

OOLN

organ.

the copperhead leader in the

Senate, in a speech, took occasion

to give

his hearty adhesion to the doctrines of the Democrat,

and to claim them

his own,

referring particularly to an article eulogizing the assassination of President LIN«

and recommending the Assassination of members of Congress. Senator

BBAGO,

having beei^A soldier, thoughnow in the ranks of the Copperhead party,could not quite bear this, and, in the excitement of the moment, protested against the Democrat sbting

recognized as a Democratic

I I:

Dlsconraging Figures.''

FHm the 12th monthly reportof the Director of the Bureau of Statistics, Just issued, dated Dec,

31, 1867,

197,329,985.

it appears that

the total imports for the four months, ending October

31,

were

$130,960,200

the values of gold,

reported to the Cus

tom House for duty. The exports of pro« ducts of tho United States for the same time, exclusive of gold and silver, were

Adding

per cent, to the

imports, to reduce the amount of currency, would make it

$183,344,280,

leaving a

trade balance against us of over eightysix millions for four months. We exported nearly twenty-five millions of gold and silver in the same time, which reduced this balance to about forty-one millions for four months, besides taking off more than our crop of gold and silver. The balance must have been settled with gold bonds, which we sell at about 70 cents on tho dollar.

Thus it seems that in spite of the d»depression of hard times and scarcity of montiy, we are rich enough to buy, in four months, eighty-six millions of foreign goods more than our exportable products and manufactures would pay for. And we were in a condition to be so indifferent to expenses as to settle temporarily for these goods by putting out our Governs ment bonds at

cents on the dollar.

Johnson's Impudence and Inconsistency. The St. Louis

Democrat

calls attention

to the inconsistency of JOHSON'S pretense that he regards the Tenure-of-Office act unconstitutional in face of the fact that he so recently "recognized tho legality and binding forco of the act by suspending STANTON and reporting his reasons to the Senate as the act requires."

But suppose his impudently false pretense were trae, who bide A£xRkw JOHNSOU a Judge? Who authorized him to maintain laws to be unconstitutional after his veto power has been exhausted The instant a veto has beeiil overcome by the constitutional method, the act becomes a law

which it is the

sworn duty of the President to enforce and obey, until it may be repealed or declared unconstitutional by the proper tribunal. A President has no more right, and even lees than a private oitizen, to question its constitutionality,. to., djaobey, or to refuse to sustain it.. To ti^pppae that

President has a right to resist or

reftue to enforce any law which he may re*

inch

nstiti ilW^3

Court Judges his ci'.vks, the army and the navy his tools, an'd the people h» slaves, ttif precisely thi^ power which ANDRBW JOHNSON

aw which he has violated, and his adherents must be taught that a President as !well as a citizen must bow before the law.

IDWJL

of Wayne,

o^TTATLJ^

SITE

TOK ITFSCTOBB AT LABM, .. TH0MA8 H. NSL80N, of Vigo, BENJAMIN F. 0LAYP00L, of F«y«tt«.(

Mr. Stevens, of Pennsylvania, said:— I agree with those gentlemen who have spoke before me that this is a grave subieot and should be gravely treated. It is

HWAWAWTFIUE

.ation of 40,000,000 of people, no* free and rapidly iqfiJCSftSiPg to hundreds of millions. The official character of the chief of this great nation being thus in

cruel wrong: if, on the othei^ hand, th usurpation and nifeaetneanors charged hin: a^'J*ti«| hei ft guilty of as atrocious attempts to usurp the liberty and destroy the happiness of this nation, as were ever perpetrated by the most detestable chief who ever oppressed his fellow men. Let usj tb£refortoj discufes this ques

pie d*ire no usurper. The charges, so far. as I shalMiskuak tliera, Jreftf«m »a!l diltiwc Andrew Johnson is charged with at tempting to usurp the powers of other branches of the government attempting to obstruct and resist the execution of the laws, with misprision of bribery, and of the open violation of laws which declare hia «Gti| 4|^#|iinora iuHiiil9«etSla8 tbflneaud imprisonment, nn^ with removing from office the Secretary of War, durirtgitfaffiee&ioil of the Btasltcr-Witootit the advice and consent of the Senate, and with violation of the sixth section of an act entitled an act regulating the tenure

tetCKre Otiftif ^Jeiim cmtrge^" in the red to- the1 Cofomftted which

I m^v opnsiden mpr* To sustain impeachment, under our Constitution, I do not hold that it is necessary to prove a crime as an indictable offense, or any act malum inc.

political thsfii'sr office^of^e^ or attempt to pervert it to improper pur poses, whatever be his motivo, h%bepomea subject11 tb 1tap6tfchment iftid removal from office. The offense being indictable does not prevent impeachment, but it is not necessary to sustain it. [See Story': Commentaries on the Constitution.] Such is th^ opinion of ahr^elamentoty writers nor can any case of impeachment trial in this country be found where sny attempt was made to prove th,e offense indictable and: ^rimibal. Wba^theo, dee the official misdenieanors of Andrew Johnson disclosed by the evidence? On the 2d day of March 1867, Congress passed an act entitled an act regulating tho te"nr. ure .of certain civil offices. Among other provisoes it enacted, that ho officer who had been appointed by and with the ad vice and consent of the Senate, should be removed from office without the consent of the Senate that if during its vacation a suspension should be made for cause, such cause should be reported to the Sen ate within twenty days after the next meeting of the Seflate. Should they deem the reason of the suspension suffi cient) then the officer should he removed and another appointed in his stead but if the Senate should refuse to conaur with tho £rogid)nt anddeolarethereasons insufficient, th6n "the officer'Suspended should forthwith resume the functions of his office, and the powers of, the person performing iUf duties should cease. It is especially provided that the Secretary of War shall nold his office during the term of the President, by whom he may have been appointed, and for one month thereafterunlessrenmyed by, attd with the consent' of th 6 Senate as ^foresaid in the act of the 12th of August 1867. During the recess of the Senate the President removed the Secretary of War, whose term of office had not expired, requiring him to surrender the office" with public property and appoint General U. S. Grant Secretary of War ad interim. ..

i&m

grasps. Either every

vestige of American freedom, protected and t*gulat«&"by^w,rart^»

I agree with the

distinguished gentleman from Pennsylvania, jtth$r |ide of !&£ hbiwe^ who holds this to bo fully a political proceeding. ifcis"fnteftd(Ml'tr a reihSdy for nmlf^asasnc^m, office,: aiylto pflw^ht |K|~ continuance thereof. Beyond that it next understood as a personal punishment for past effenses and for future example Impeachment under our Constitution different from that under the English lai The frsraefts c€ kir'C^fitUti8naid n. rely for safety upon the avenging dagger of a Brutus, but promised peaceful remedies which $hould jwevapt $hat, necessity. England had two systems Of jurisprudence for the trial and punishment of common offenders and one for the trial of men in higher stations whom it was found diffi cult toTO^ct.befoM thei o^n#trtribu nals: Thife latter proceeding was by lm peachment or bills of attainder, generally practicalpo punish |in: c^Qial ma^ef^ctpr, biit tne s^tem soon" degenerated into political and personal persecution, and men were tried, condemned and executed by this court from malignant motives. j3uch was the condition of the English la,ws when our Constitution was framed. The convention determined to provide against the abuse of that high .power,, so that rfeviriga ftrid puniahmerit should not be inflicted upon political or personal enemies. Hance, the whole punishment was made to consist in removal from office and bills of attainder were* whdly 'J* wi, nVftTf A thii question,

y.Mm

guilty

attempting

Iran

When Ail drew Johnson^ assumed thl office of President, he took the oath to obey the Constitution of the United States and to take care that the laws be faithfully eieouted. This Waa a solemn and enduring obligation nor can he plead exemption from it on account of his condition at time $ was admini»t^i«d to him. An attempt to obstruct the execution of tbe law—hot a mere omission amounting to negligence, which would have been a misdemeanor—but a bold conspiracy was attempted, by him to induce the General of the army to aid him in defeating the operation of this law, and when ho had suspended the Secretary of War, he appointed General Grant, withthe avowed purpose Of preventing the operation of the law, if the Senate should decide in favor of the Secretary o£ War, and he? i^» the1Gtei^|»fldid ®4ter into such a conspiracy to aid him in obstructing the, return of the Secretary, notwith-: standing the Senate might decide in his favor. This is denied the General, and there arises a question of veracity, which is rafter, angrily discussed between themf and those gentlemen seem to consider that that question, is one of importance to the public. In thfs tftev^are mistaken.— Which is the mbidt of trhth and which is the man of falsehood is of no more public imporUnee thaa if it ooeorred bwtwron two obscure individuals. If. Andrew Johnson tells the truth, he is guilty of a high official misdemeanor, for he

which,|he

•8 -violated we h»*«« of the

_ly to tuiil to

eeodings of the Wiate,noticing al and void cond^t, anA thM?to tlutt he has since persevered ih

enforce it. Indeed to

show hia disregard oT the*d*ws of his country, we have only to turn to his

GLSSSFSSPA- WIA TEST W-

Congress were unconstitutional and not ?P-JSh

after to occupy

man is

fit

very laws are faithfully obeyed. Then the great beauty of theremedial and preventative process is very clearly demonstrated. He is very dull and% Wind that can not see its necessity and the beneficial results', and1 purposes the trial by impeachment. iBy the sixth section of flie act referrW to It is "provided that'every Removal, appointment' or employment Imado or exoreised oontrary to the ptovi-^ jBions of this act, oc th«t making, scaur' countersigning or issping of aqy

iComf

knission or letto^ of. ajathorj^ty, f0'r

Qrin

respect to ahjr Wen appointment or emblpyment, shall he darned, aki£ are herer ^'deemed to be high misdemeanors, and Upon trial* andconvinttonthereofshall W punishocfi by a fine nOt exoawffrig 'ten thousand dollars, or by imnrisonmont not exceeding five yeirs,' wifofc iiipi p^nr jkhmMt' to Ifv at the'wsctetion .o* the pourt."

Now, Aildrew JohhSOn on the 21st of (February, 1868/ 'isSifed" this cdMmfssibn hry letter to Lorenzo Thomas, appointing him Secretary of War ad inientn,

but declared to be So by the act

itself, and tbe patty made indictable and punishable in a criminal proceeding. If Andrew Johnson esoapes with bare removal from office—if lie be not fined and incarcerated in the penitentiary afterwards, under criminal proceedings, he may thank tho weakness of Congress, and not his owii innocence. We propose to prove that Andrew Johnson was guilty of tiiisprision of bribery by offering to General Grant if he would unite with.hira in hiB lawless violence to ^assume tho penalties and endure the imprisonment mescribed by law. Bribery ip k)ne of the offenses spefically enumerated for which the'Presideht may be im^eached- and removed from office. By the ConstitutijOQ^»rticle 2,s^eq^qn 2,4 hel|rfqi|dent has tbe "po wer to' nominate, by and with theadvice and consent of the Sen ate,.,all officers of the United Statea whose appointments Are not thereiti otherwise pra^ vided.for^ and which shall be established by law and to fill all vacancies that occur during a recess of the Senate by gftntangicOnimitaiOns which shall expire jat the end of the next session, but nowhere,

ither in the?qnBtitotion Ot by statute, as he power to create a vacancy during the recess of the Senate, and fill it without the advice and consent of the Senate, and yet on the 21st day of February, 1868, while the Senate waf in Session, he notir fled the head of the War Department that he was removed from office and his successor ad, interim,

a plain, reebrae^violktion'df the Constitution and laws, whidh if it stood alone would make every honest and intelligent man give his vote for impeachment. The President. bf«lj persevered in his lawless course through a longjseries of unjustifiable acts. When the ^ofcalled Confederate States of America Were conquered, and had laid down their arms and surrendered their territory to the, victorious Union armies, the goVefttment and final disposition of the conquered country belonged to Congress alone, according to every principle of the law of nations, neither the executive nor tho judiciary had any right to interfere'with it except as far as was necessary to control it by military, or until the,sov^rqign power of the, nation had provided its civil administration. No power but C^qgress h^d.any right to say whether they should be admitted to .the Union as States entitled to the privileges of the Constitution and yef Andrew Johnson, with unblushing hardihood, undertook to riile them by his own power, :at once to lead them into full communion with the tJaion, direct them what governments to. enact, what- constitutions to adopt, and send representatives to CoBgress according to his instructions, when admonished by express act of Congress, more than once. Repeatedly he disregarded the warning, and continued his lawless usurpations.— He has been known to obstruct the reestablishment of thpse governments by authority of Congress, and has advised the inhabitants to resist the legislation of Congress. In my judgment his conduct in that was a high handed usurpation of 'the power which long ago ought to have brought him tb impeachment and trial, land to have removed him from hi% position of great mischief. He has been lucky in thus far escaping through false logic and false law, but his then'acts which will,.

.OFFUHRWAM S^WW1KL&OELO^,^R

open evideni» of hisw'd6t«rimination to subvert the laws of the country.. I trust wheb all come.tq vote on this question we shall remember that 'although it Is the duty of the President to see that the laws are executed the sovereign power of the nation is vested in Congress,# who have been placed around the ExecutiVe as monuments to defend his right?, and as watch men to enforce his obedience to the laws and the Constitution, and our duty is to compel him to do $o. A tremendous, obligation, heavier thhn* ¥as 6ver assumed by mortal rulers we are to protect or destroy the liberty and happiness of mighty people and take care they progress in civilization and defend themselves against every kind of tyranny. As we deal with the first great political malefastor so will be the result of our efforts to perpetuate the happiness and good government of the human race. The God of our fathers, who inspired therft with the thought of universal freedom, will hold us responsible for the noble institutfons Which they projected inT ^Kpteted us to cwry out. This ic not the .'tempo rary triumph of a political party, but is Ito endure in its consequence, until this whole Continent shall be,. ^Ued with a free, untrammeled people, or Bhalf be a nest of shrinking cowardly slaves.

'TOUR

V\U'' FAIR

AVOWS

his effort to prevent the execution of the laws. If the General Commanding tells the trath, the President is guilty of a high misdemeanoFr^foK- he deolrea. the same thing of the President, denying only his own complicity. No argument can make this point plainer than the statement of the culprit. If he and the General told the truth^thaa he. committed willful perory by reftwihg to tak^eace that th^laws should be executed To show the animus

of Tetter

Lotion has cured me

(Of Salt Rheum) on my hands, of thirty ears standing," writes Joseph Kistler, of DanvUlp, Ind., who has been usiiPalmes Vegetable C^meVic X^on^d wl W

and fashionable 'YbuUg America

has installed Philon's "Night 'Blooming Cereus" as a speciality in all its rooms, dresping-^oQmi, and boudoirs., It is well. Beauty should breMhe a ftagtant atmosphere, and Nature, in all her bowers. ha» no richer perfume than this.— Jfetoark Journal.

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W8 SELL FOB ORE D0LLAB,

GOLD

and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines, Silk Dress Fatterns, Carpetings, Domestic Goods, Ac. CIRCULARS SENT FREE, giving full particulars, or ten checks sent for One Dollar, describing ten different articles which we Will sell for ,i

Very

Colomv

iawjS'.

'in (irtj 1i iuofc f»dJ "frv

IKE

Miian-

factarers,

IjIPJPINCO TT BAKE WELL (SUCCESSORSTO JLIPPINCOTT

& Co.)

6 Sole

ovmert of tiie

JPUent»,

Pittsbargli, Pn.

Cixt This Out

And send it to SMJ.TH 4 COWL1CY, Pittsburgh,

fa.,

for their large Quarto (Jircular of tho Iron

City College,

Containing specimens of Cowley's Premium Penmanship, Klegattt Views, ot' College Building, all, City of Pittsburgh, Ac., &9i: j. ---ie

viii

HENDRICH & LANOE,

Office over.First National'Bank, S

Abstracts of titlis

^OTIAUD,

MUSICAL.

riim'SI: f: N

J. O. LENOEMANN,

ftrfj

PIANOS, HKLOBEOKS ORGANS,

Violins. Quitiatfs,'NATES-AK(L£11 kinds of Music. Merchandise, No.

9F:Wnt

IN THIS STATE ,J

oofli '. sSVficlfl

,MBuyers

-want

I', I A N O S

HKLODKOirii, VI

O A N 8 And smaller Musical Instruments, and Mnslcal Merchandise

every Sheet Masio

BODKS^description,

Instructlcn

Ac.,

CLASS O February Wth,

prire of

lie

-L^IV^ENIMN.NVIV^ I I

«60 prizes of

PARE,

as ihown by the report ef oases treated.

truth-

1,180

slip describing au article ia our

dollar sale

Any person,

(maleor

fcMle,) can sand

1,000,

at not rate

ItMS.

Wtktw oi kul• is*.alack of Baak, Doort —iBUwt*,9t wt owm—•fanfaw, which H«t» mi iall iliwi

E-

Cornet of

Fohrth arid Main sireets,

Terre Haute» Ind *ALIN MILOJ TAIJN jsoH .TM ,(»mudda«W* .iM sv«oi hoi**

Loans

&e-

Money in

jisi 4i ill K9i}

^Al^^kq ,n )0 gof

Forty Lots in Linton's Addltion.to Xejcre, Hants Hoose and lot, east Ohio street, .' Uouso and lot.fn MoMitfittln's AddititloVy

Hoaieand lot ioi Sibley's addition «p,SUi street. House and loj in Be seV addition on 8th street, HoUse and lot' 6n Poplar,, (jetweed 6th sad 7th streets, Vhn'i

House and lot oa North ^th, betwee* Ohemat and Linton streets, a Two business Honse^ on'Uai& 'street.

OOtTNTI'^0?™^" ^.^^

^arm of ro acres in Honejr Creek Townshft,' 173 acres in Linton township.

3 Acro^low the Boiling MUl/vess ^idecanal

ANHTTIMI*

_V.i lis® fflfc

KISSNER'S

OF,MID

^O.:4S. OKLB STREET OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSB^ IND.

should not foil te Visit ths'and.

PALACE OF MUSIC MT"

All kinds of Musical Instruments refaalr

In the most approved manner.

a Aw

KENTUCKY^" LOTTERY, '-ill ,vuroi »««. .vuiaD Uju

P0? th^S

BENEFIT OF SHELBY COLLECLG.

FRANCE, SMITH A CO.,

managkJIS,

.wt

CLASS

Will be drawn iA'Covington, Ky Ftbraary 14th, IMS,

IMS.

OF.

prize of...

DKSS,

Berolrer,

prize of...

prize of'..

prize of.. lpriMjof4—.ftt 60 prizes of..

100

169

prises Of.

aeo prizes of..

View of MarHafe

The Cheapest Book Elver Published Cofttalalftg nearlr Three BaatPed I^SKCI

prises of

prises of...:..

Prizes

dembts

address, on receipt of

of their

physical condition. Sent free of Postage

any

oents in stamps or postal

iddressing

DR. LA 0£0|Z,

upon

No.

MTTF

MBANY, N. T.

The^authVr may be

Sny of the diseases upon whicli

his book treats,either peraoLally ort*

NMLIL,—

ONE DOLLAR EACH.

M.,

past'of th»:«ori£

atthacorner

State,and Mqds are gtven to

or all

prises

Dry and

Goods,Patterns,SawingTenDress

:*c., AE.

Send oents for Patent

Theofflcial he published Daily Goantsrctal.

P«I

bed in

acleb

ss&ST hri.

(10

ets.tbrKSM-

eash,}

and get a preratua for ssdotng. gm n« MIM Ltrrm*. Samplesntalled

free

yon

»e

any ad-

EASTMAN & KKNDA&V

Hanover Street,Boston,"

2*.

rti-f

t!0

50,000 Numbers and 1,130 Friaea 1 prire of. ~«FI0 000 1 prize of.. 1

price of

I :.... U:...,

85 000

is ooo 10 000 6 000 1000 ooo soo» 2 800 8 800

.........

1 prize of

prize of

...i..

prises of......

8 600 4A

."................"..........

prizes

.. 260

OF.....»,AFMWFII..^HJM^..M

prizes of.

prises

plates and engravings the

OT.^——

prixes of.

prizes of

^TATE

and Disease, with a treatise an Harly

SR.

tplcrable Consequences apon

prizes of..

(5prixes

RMIS

-i......——i .j' yioo

of.

tbe Mind

with the Anchor's Plan of

AI«OIATLNG D?.!

Tickets $12, Halrm Hf ^Barters $3 The Magnificent Lottery wlll'Mabisre drawn In Public,Single-NumberKy., in Covington, by three Bwona Cowtisuonss^ at one o'clock

W«rk oflarad li thta

MesnSasr

we warrant all «mr work,

aleokaep

der, Window aad every ftrielyol

rtrtshhjiUwiii^ —ei in balld-

VsAlfDf

IRAC' MII LHREACRITTL#K

iioit

-i-Viq "Ftct

'y.K

r,3MlO rtj n.

.«,w

aab Street,'

TULFLNG AND HBPAUBING

ONES.

wauaaientts all

(iviiquicj prfl fenoii»fuA* i^mh.is.h iiiiii—^.

HAAEAISIWHW NWSATITO W* TFJHTUFI,

WKkrfkls

|M«lallMMsiilf

tars.FIHPMNS, Ooaorr*

ssry

iMisssss,

Body aad

iic"

DSASTSTAMMMIB

•'MKtW'tirtt

This Teing the largeet and most elegant. Masls Establishment

fTsa,

Proposals will also hersceivsd far tho labor aad material for

FIVE 8T0BP&.

8 A A:

QT FQUFTH

tha

SEFCDRE

the payment

icial list of'numtwrs drawink prtris

WFTL

theHew Tork HerWd, Ciadnnatl

AddressaU orders tt

VBK,

w. feoi

J: ^r^stWei -.Bs Ij #. Hj54

-wi.in

for! ni my?

I^BDASMTTH,Oh^fC^^MS^^rt^,

«T. it.. Ajtiprtsfor Terre l&Hite, And.1'

wwiott. ii-' eoi :iiin ti 'lfkb

or ,.JN&W'ToriajD*c. l4t, ld67.{

AILER JLEU XSATO: SI

AOSSLMIVAGSMS,

wisiw I di

reaponaiUUtrv

.'i it

pens,

imtdftsSeq

DKALSB I

pricea."

THREE HAUTE. INDIANA. „#/,_

OLD PIANOS

auJ03dwtf.,{O(.AI

PIANOS

will

aad

other lnstruments will be promptly attended to,

hoeakoh

IN (BADE fat NEW

pi h:4ii-!

yrasit care has

bean exercised to apftint thosSrhO, by lons-eantixraed

fair

acquired

DTHTTSI, HSRS

itpntsttce

FCR HMISSUI

AND

probity-®on to

whose word the public

BA^

learned to

plaoe confi^ene*. These Agenta haw* aereedtokeep

FTIU A«WRT«IA^OF n»Y

WTDTPS^LTHAMATMYPUVLIAW

XHUA

aa to wrrltink or

PRICEI

PPIIL FS.^V«QANT,F«»R

dKtrtfe ^eaaqulhTteea. If

6FTE NI^ AMLY tor

CEPT

F. LINPEMANN.

and

the»iiey

WO A^NTL«APPOIFIT«IDTOTRAVRI

place to plaoe, or can&AaS ths odniitry, so tfifct all

WLMR

IIAIXI W

»ES vr-i to.aApTMASmT^,).

MS'

IT LRT IISIIFCR! *'"1 "'it al flbsmtfels!.

WOOD AND lb andenigmed Is now dellveriag the sapM-i-or Ooelof the Pioaeer Coal Miatag Oonapaay, at Oarryeville, aad tton and trial. Braail Oo*l, aad I woald rate csswsiito L. Thoaspooa, Xaq

AntkraciSS Obt*, 'ir

Stow.

!«•{!'rri

ft.

3I»IMA

t-A

A. CTTA-NG-IB:

I:FR PIS

COALI I VCOAL! htrt amt,

Mfg^m.Ajra 1B/HOW

M«stac, an4f» stover* lMpast* jQitet leh at. tbe Qoiitr

jlenc

Patent Meaicmm

Dye OU09rmimis, ftmeg Qooda,

IWMir

XOF JBVERIF

Itii !iiJ

r.-il .rrnr.'

'a..,.

honn 4^oMil($«. 17dtf

ij-Sul lit u:

»«8Tb*ivf1rv

URE DUCftS 1KD MEDIGIKKft,

ihenie«i8,4MiB pjfestift, VL'I

IF ILL

Li ii

rid

2firJfoidsh

WII"

BsMS. ralanists

MLAD,

ptoiaelae

HLE|*^S|!TIL|IH

poteacy,disslne^dlansssof

:Ms0tcesea

CSATR* PCTHS S)TY» RSEWSS'FCETTS

aesofe

:sirdfalis

dally

Oan get. In asealsd letSsr

SAVUOPE^Y^NISORY,

lyssptosu andTieadasatwCastvoasjOrtaaryaw)

)exuslIllsessse,cleerlydUiiiesHngaltthedissassd

randitlonL with iuu Mststoia liisti, Ibr

thr#*-«sat

to be ersctsd aader

said Hotel. Ptaas,SpecMcatioas, and detail drawings fcr all the work

MAY

be examined at the OOce of tho

Secretary,at tha MrstKatkwal BankR whsMalso all necsssary infbmation may be ebtaiasd. Tho Bulldlag will be One Hundred aad Twenty Five

Vront,

Eighty

Stories klgh. Ths Trusteee ressrvs ths

Threa

right,to'rsfsct

If best for thelntersst ef theOom

all bids.

ALONZO EAT0«. JOSEPH 0. DOLE, JOSEPH HI OLAKK

ILE.

J-TR

TRAATMF. tmm'cl

Mattoon, Uls., Feb.«ih,!«««.

kinds of Mmrhs7~ Goods soli during the Winter months, a« BIra. Mi tt. Abbotfa,

UNDERTAKCIIT.

,, ,11- „h nj y.,,'.- 1

npBRRlfi

aadMadisonstrsets.

The Kentucky Lotteries are no Gift Enterprises but responsible Money Lofteries, that have bean conducted for tha past thirty years- and arc drawn tinder theanthcrrity of

charter

(TOM

A li

UNB&R^A keh,

TIPREPMIID^E*EEN*BI JLTRFWIHMI LLNE^ WWI

trsats.Terrs

H^ATF,

ImHsaa

HAUTE COM'IS COLI

^A. QOANB.AMH* )CIA/AN,

Uip and Arithmetic. Termswlthta rs«ca«F rtl

RIAWNBT ALFJ) CABPINSB

trolta.

RSANCC, SMITH

•z

BISMS^AF&ASRSS HS

prepared to do jobs ia

065,

the

asdWftjsjpi

QaMnet

HWJ

EI&S£RTIX U^

heft's,

Ihcilttfes'fbi'jrr(enriiig Piktinfs

icded by

J- .I

aad

a pUisSs na-

,Oist(, %MMS AU Or*

FLAW^nOnissjfaissisl

Trast,AWS

ffimiiM

nflfc

S^ JSTOHJ INK.'WRWLS JTSPLIN

also.MI

SDHHSSF AAOLISACYJ

Iss,

SL^ ANKSSA OL

aveiaisn

AISRYTITFSLINIASB

BVB HLL», USS

aarss

aet sMthssr.ia any an»

GAAFIATEAD. W^FALHIAA T^

)UK

saa

olint

prspsrly

Una,

of fin* rasiscefi

)J .(Us .,iaip

TW«

SSSAIPSLPIRSIMIYPMTAG^-

DI^^^SDHMIMLS^LLMVIFLSMR'

tiacvs

WiikMBf

S*R

'n*t: .t'T

TO CONTRAGTORS*

J)B0P08AL8

Foil

BPLTL^ITKQ HOTEL.

ProMsals will be recetred until March

IT1RI

COAL.

"k"-1 wwi oiii '^H','wiA

iaeqt

now snpplylng the beat quality of Blver Uual kf^WnM SSiee?" Ortww left AS Ohaetb&i? •nVIwi WW IWPvV WlMiVB.WIMHVBs

s« the

ttug

SAW BiOf Hit} KA MU

I||A

and

».«AT»!)N^| O.' LWIITUJ

FIAT!

TB*-

3PER FUMERX^i

E^T«I EV -»J -jn'-ff -LUTEIN*da T»di IIT-*^NQAII ^LADAUXI

Iit.(»BIV{HM

"n-

other artkles

To tnfa

except only to duly app authorise* Agenti." ete. plan

haveatnoa sftriettr

BAGROVER,jf

*. I:'.•,).!.* I DRPMUSTAND South

the pnlilKs

ss,

ARE

^Y THEIFLWITLK ^UST

WANT,

at n)

front

tha Aysaiey

in conformity

liberal

TTE -MFANI' TT*

^ffliseoomt

'ffs Utatbsi

d«mca

re not

Dr. K. NEWfba fook**

litter or al

treated

ty Menstnansn aadPregnaaoy, 80. without intsrvisw,pusa

MMIENIEE,

—an

sscsrs trov

set hypsM'or

'sxpseasj

Iranoe to business in aMtNta. Addriss Box MSfBt.

Vo hia

LOU^S.

Ko.

Soars—CA

JIR«! SP. WTOIBOS

peneanentli

loeatMat Ho.SIT Bt.0ha«lisfsssifchsf isa Will is sqaaM laath ^UaMl KoM^s ths

EZ^

any establishmsnt in the titatea.

hinds of

.Models

bnilt to order.United

3BAI/TH

[alidGin

BSTABLISHMBNT.

.•.li—r~ -li f:

355 West Fourth Street.

CmCINNATI.

ith

Baths.

rJUft/ijfor

Green

DISEASBb AMD DBFOBMlTlES Of THE aMjia. I Olroalar* containing forth*r information and MNMco ts some of tho heat known business Aea hi Oadnnati and sbswhew, fttrnished on Ktplicatioa.

4atad with heard. ,decl8d3meoA —fr—1mm

PLCMB1IVU. A-JUCKHLI. being a. practical

[IOMBEB, and the raqosst of many friends

-toaanophcoat

ITHVU

that he ia how prepared to eze

abovebnotneoijln connection

[onse Ptlnttng and Orsittlng.

8HOP-On

Cherry Street, between

Has retnrsed to thi eity,

STAITDAMD

1H, IS6S,

for all the labor and Material for tha Msttooa Hotel, to ha srscted at Mattooq, Oolss County, IlllBOiS.'

AND

fitted

*AND, «•. 8

plsossd to

OMNIBU» LINE.

CB..

hst Bssp,

MILLBR'S

A TITTMAN, MS%PHANIQLA]7,

Mala Stoeot, hetweea «a

IFMSLS ALB

Daawiasa Jtaaru

nStTmSjMMSASSBHE

Cross new

OsMattli HtjMMR jMtier

|BIMPSREMRICAST«R «hs 4LA S%S%

at%VlgoooaatyHa*

DISTRIBUTION

Oaah Gifts...

maw to ». L. Thosapaoa, Xaq.. aou SO

250

MI ITIMJHOM

R. I'I -VU

*are WIN»8 MID ^RANDIEA» USE LI 1

KT»^T Y*DRUGI^L{S

JEhe

Mm*,

:--i

FIIIT. ..iwmh NRII

lefAsfHWs, eataaKraf*1

FtfiuPtii 8i.

Betweea

OhIO

etod'

1EJRRE HAUTE..—.. -INDIANA.

ls sufflcient

aappUed

avoh. pfts ss.theaf

either

^HAT

pat robs? a7dt'

UWIAImmmMrn

souciTdRi.

1HAKLBS

waitt Mortest Oold

PEKMUITAETFITAWNF TTIS TMOAUAAMT

•V.

WEiiBB

*CO„

8dMCIT0lte Of fATKSI8, OODM8EIi^O»8 4T PATSHT LAW,

OJH^OER-FLL BASK MAJTKET «TR^ST, JHMLTEMI

CMHfe

fICKKf

BKAWB 1

Cash Glfta...

rtllK.

SM.0

a.seo

Watehee.....,^......

TT TE -MS

150 Fine Silver Watehrs.. Sl» &o rino

Oil

Paintings^ fSyjisi wHHffags. Silver

iware. Photograph Alba»«. «D a Urge aMart•^aeot «ee O»l* J«welm,:tirel*laleetesi i,.ii

!I ooo,ooo not I \vmm A CHARTS

teTaw at

ifce aiin1 Wilis hf

rardwBlng aMaMBststM lljlisai

S# JMA,*BEITRT *WMS TOCNSHI,

choice, and delivered

oar

tor

ofloe,or seat 0

any address. The price Baaed upon It will he dtkftered'to thetfo*et-fcelder o* fajMswet

OKI I

DObLAJB. /riasai wiM he. irondHslelys—S.«a addreas, as rf^nffled, by espie**

i»

iTdiELBO —!HJ ','L,1*

be of a

•OKA,

&RQVER, JR.Y JSML JA

iftild snnounce the

Pahaaue..

oitizeus of Terre Hante

TIDSI^ISKSLMAMIAMI

McOaliam, foulsvllle,KF., sosn.-'WaStHnftten,

eite ,!»••««?

^P.PODLT* ,*HE HABKLETT

H09SE«„1

.retarm

oit wfUt hnmubkm ytmr" -NW'

MFOLM JON PAY*R ANY PHX#TAK)

iA exchanged for

MMXMT

lvalue..:.MeSlaolieu#S.!R,

SFSfcMor, MS SisthiAMbae, lb, lb*.

MISSAC

Boyd,Se*

-"T

IWR'WIR HAW T*N ^PSSTR WI^NR ASaBnf 11

We following sereoM'«ATE,LITSTLYA»a«h'^R«»^« hills Prises from this, Oosuaay,ANL

MADLY

par-,

1* *0..H

Knapp, F»aiesp«h-stsis% Mj L,

MSEHVIUE, TENN^

Msiedeoa,

A I

Springfield, III., IMaaiMd lie,

WEDGF

Ahrens, 34 Main,

Paln.fr, N«w Beif«id," Iflis 0 Bowe. lit nth UIPBIHR

.'U ^SLT

IMS

JMwaM

raynr, sariiagion, Vt„ LKJ

J.„

wood,Trenton*2i. S^?*H»EJH*HIFC I.A

i*"

htrrsS, BnwMyi«itB9»-r CaaktatsHy Bagg'a Jb. A tel,. Vtica, M00

OaBMyar, Setratt, Mick__ i,

Oeld Watch, 360 Mrs Criesy, Ha[tfoid,Ooaa. BflverSet, $150 AUchdlt*, LoWfrvilW, By.^y-1'1' toond King, |2(0 Os« Kason, 96 Warraa StfMjh S, Y., $&j0 Mrs Morris,Tomth AVSBM,Ow. Uth strrtti 'lf. Pieno («0«. We psMsh *o n^msswWdht psrmisaoa »4i

O&vniotim iihr "Mosisal'leMltais''. ssreMI llaa saMsAlA' at

a such

MOAIF*.

distribution, is the

Tk^ oaly SklC'«atS»%« it

OL^^NDJMMOAR OMSTBUUS

TICUTS. statihg the prise Mtdsflfli

immt&Oelff, on -JWYWII

H. BARLOFT

drawn, and1 the trar is

—R. WIRTI^. OOT,

thIIed ai ,HV

PHYSICIANS PRKS€EIPTIO»9 OF" CUWF*^« C0MPP0HI)*I). J,

-ei& a Jteiaiw' i^£uicqq* a^v

asth,.

gIMerirt-

.Lowest Pxicft

TOATOVO^ (issfSo gif'

DMWUTIYDSY, M1

teirlw dilW eii

MMNI

.the

plan

sis MM».'

TMHFE

eiation.' TMy aredSh«tkaliK»tedtlNi«INN%rop-WIDiStlaaMT8WHTSSGTkiadtheVO.,«SofAIplace deeerves

the

most attractive

THE^R

suoceas. loa eaaa«S

DSASIAATM^-.*9

RSTLAIXE.^MORA

tag

W""*

LSW,^ .^OC- 'R UAL

many ^idaiiner of doing buaiwiss afd kaaw.theaa SaHfta,: tdry

IDIH "FRARATLTLOV

niinilr, ili|^

1 MM\ IFT

FI? 16

Oit. 31, low. The Gift XeUMlshnntitVrft/'Bfk'ro*, Co.,' at 699 Broadwayv la Saay-aMiuathig nKSSs At iq visitors to witness the drawing process. Ths is- ,tm veetment is but 26 oents tar the ouina, aad the priae dra«a, tf satis&otoryt la.lsinnllatilj da-^ llvered for one dollar* A frieadof oars last aeek dfew a |000 prize whl!n he pro^kmlf receiyM. ThiKSCMirT,flept. 13,1867. -i*

Liber all iadaoomsatsSa AgsatS.' BsMShntloS^W £iaraateed. ., .. ,,r

WEN IT

S6S- 8M Ttehtsts for OnsiMlar, for f#o Dot:i Iws, 33 for Five BsttHMiniKRIMi Dollsra. All letters should be |u!dressed to

H. »ABTOK51( Soq*

19daweoe-wS!m 6»» B«ii^ey. *e*

-I

fuUsatieTao

»nwillaberenderedGUARAATSA

daotion

^."SAI «WFT II

B. I'

Mntiml Benefit fttrlaerililg The great Want ef the

OONATUT^, (A (EMHL'I^

prkee tha basis*!

N A O |J]U¥MAFA

ITNOO I«I

Will Sec nr. to thofsoptsihls

FB^MSR^TJLSSTS WL^ ISMS^

tnho

GTTEAT BT.KFFWWC^FCM,

Bmi^the fe^fes SMf 11

no, feou haeoms PartSsniat teMk^oa^sat Mutual Benefit Plwrf

ANB

BUT 1)BT OOOE#

WORKJ

OMNIBU8

Q: ASPHAOELUPS. wul afte&d to all sails for tndaa leavinc

"TtiFiT

a TV.

J. A. BitY AN,

•A,

-JIOUI

i\ O

To fonsswk a Partnership

And what hsretofore was

3d aad 4th

WATER CLOSETS,

the most appro?SD priaSlpisa.

ltSpairtag promptly attended to. sspk

TBAJT DTB HQXJSB. H. CLAFTLDGE

Steam

Oyeihg aM ScduriigEstablKhmeit,up

at the old

Hortfc Foarth-StraSt, where he will

most hU old friends, aid

BtLL POS®Kfi,

NTE

es many

ones as may favor bim with their patroaa g/S

W. *nd Ghfeutajst, ditirifiuied in GOOD STttkl

rling Hall-or at iptly.attended to.•'

rlaflag Ofloes,'wOl hs *Mt*M Hlseatsh.'

'''V'^U^TH.

the

cheap? This is^o mystsry. a

AS»TSS

QO HAND IN

Children

or old'MAURHS!'

5!*S

ABMSTBOIM

FursWAIRK

I«AIFATR IM0BBWAUEA^-»A«'S«OI QB^IV 'T^5K^A»^DW^*,AAD

GSSM WMU.

,DL

FKFT

JTBUtl HAOTB, IND. *w

*Hlr

our intentian,. and leqnifsa thatoar^sltwaSs should ho mhtual, that yon say receive the hU

Benefit of LoW Prloes1!.^'

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