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DAILY EXPBESS-

TKRKK HAUTB. IND.

Wednesday Morning, March 4 1868.

^Republican State Ticket

Majob MAX. r. A. HOFFMAN, of Cass. ro* AUDITOR or STATE.

Major

JOHN

D. EVANS,

of Hamilton.

FOR TREASURER OF STATE,

W.XERAI. NATHAN KIMBALL, of Martin.

FOB CLEB* OF THE SUPBEME COCBT, vot. mel

THBODOBE W. McCOY, of Clarke.

FOB BSPOBTEB OF THI fitTPBlM* OOUBT

Colonel JAMES B. BLACK, or Marion.

FOB ATTORNEY GENERAL,

D. E. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam.

FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTUCTIOH,

BAKNABAS C. H0BB8, of Wayne,

FOB ELECTORS AT LARGE,

THOMAS H. NELSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN F. CLAYPOOL, of Fayetto.

FOB ELECTOR, SIXTH DIflTBICT, Captain

E. E. BOSE,

Colonel

Lawrence.

CONTINGENT,

JOHN T. SMITH, of Greene-

Incarnate Falsehood.

When

ANDREW JOHNSON

Tho

accepted a

nomination for the Vice Presidency, ha was not chary of pledges. To win the support of the Northern people, ho utter od extreme radical sentiments, and pledged himself to measures more ultra than any man has dared to propose. He stands pledged to a more thorough radicalism in the work of reconstruction than .any Republican has offered, and to much more. Had not his extravagant language, coming from a Southern man raised a suspicion of his sincerity, his declarations and pledges. would have more than satisfied his supporters. The world knows how shamelessly his pledges have been broken how those who voted for him have been cheated how every assurance given to secure his election has been falsified by his abuse of power thus stolen.

world also knows that this

man, obtaining office upon false pretenses has paved his pathway from that day to this with falsehoods, peijuries and cheats sometimes dastardly and mean, sometimes bold and brazen. Resolving, it would seem, to avenge himself on those •who denounced his drunken inaugural, and feoling that he bad no hope of sup port but from inon to whom a drunken oath was rather a recommendation, he launched into a sea of villainy. Ho cheated his friends, and lied to Republicans \frho

tried to shape legislation to his will He cheated the country, published glarn ing falsehoods in official messages, caused deliberate suppression of all unwelcome

trulb, mutilated dispatches, and slandered the favorite soldier whose patriotism in peace no le-s than his heroism in wa had made him beloved. Mean little false

hoods, of which a cowardly school boy should be ashamed, and great and daring falsehoods which only a madman could hope to make men believe, this man has told, in private and in public, in official papers and in confidential interviews, iintil there is no man in the land who believes his word. Perhaps his meanest was the mutilation of

SHERIDAN'S

cusation of Gen.

..JOHNSON

of the section. There might be some excuse for a narrow-minded patriotism which claimed super-eminence for the inhabitants of a region, through the effects produced upon their character by a familiarity with tho grand objects of nature, but when a barbarous systom of labor, confessedly harsh and unproductive in comparison with the exertions bestowed upon the work, is eulogized as drawing in i£s train all the blessings of civilization and refinement,such encomiums are worse than ridiculous—they are demoralizing The favoritejillustrations in the Southern papers at present are drawn frorai history of Rome, and, according to their teachings, since Rome held slaves in immense numbers, all slaveholding com munities must oxcel tlioir neighbors to as great an extent as the Romans surpassed tho nations of tho ancient world. The "grace of its courtly citizens" only exist

in tho imagination of the eulogizers, and every student knows that it required the light of Christianity to refine the morals

and subdue tho wicked nature of the nations of tho earth.

The Grander Trial.

Tho St. Louis Democrat says that "while the solemn inquest goes on in the Senate Chamber another and grander trial will take place, not before llfty-#fct Senators in court of impeachment, but before thirty millions of people throughout

tho land." I This is tho proper vfew of the subject, for the accused is the servant of the people. Every American citizen is One of his judges. In the palaces of the rich, and in tho cabins of the poor, by the shores of the Atlantic, by the banks of the Mississippi, and within sound of the pulsations of tho Pacific, in the silent thought of individuals, in the conversa*

tion of citizens, in the, crowded markets, and in the thronged meetings, tho groat trial will go on, day by day.

Tho verdict of the Senate will determine the official career of the accused, but the verdict of the people will pass into history and make him honorable or mfamobs in alljtimo to come. The Senate will decide upon a narrow question of. law, the people will pass upon the whole official conduct of

ANDREW JOHNSON

and will decide

whether such a man ought to continue the President of the United-States In that greater trial, the character and motives of the man will be weighed, his pledges and his performance will be put side by side his opportunities and his ob_ ligations will not be forgotten in judging •of his acts the honor of the nation as welj

49 its law and its safety will be remero. fered and with the whole Executive^ career of

Andrew Johnson

pon

FOB GOVERNOR, ...

Col. CONBAD

BAK.EB, of Vanderburgh.

FOR LIEVTBSAHI-aOVXBSOR,

Cot. WILL CUMBACK, of Decatur.

FOK SECRETABT OF STATE,

ANDREW JOHNSON

dispatches

Perhaps his most impudent was the ac

GRANT. NO

man will

be so bold as to deny that

ANDEEW

is the very incarnation of false'

hood.

THE

Philadelphia Inquirer thinks "little

confidence can be placed in the Southern professions of fidelity to the Constitution, when in the same breath tho most foul abuse is heaped upon those persons in the slaveStates who remained true to thefla

We ihink no confidence can be placed in such professions. The affection for the land of his birth, filling the breast of the

citizens of every other country, is replaced in tho rebellious territories by love

before them,

the people will declare him guilty or not

guilty. Before the people then,

ANDREW JOHN-

standi impeached as a man not fit to be President of the United States. We charga^tfeat' conduct throughout tha.

entire course of bis career from the time he left Nashville to assume the oath of

office as Victi President, prbves him not fit to be President of a Christian and civ

ilized people. We charge that his totaP disregard of the truth proves him not fit to be President of an honest and truth

loving people. yfi cbarge that the blows he has aimed at liberty, patriotism and loyalty prove Win not fit to be President of a liberty-loving, patriotic and loyal

people. We dite bfe fefiord, fresh in the minds ,of, the people, in proof of these charges, auand singular, and confidently

wait the verdict.

Early and l'ersistent lnfamy.

When

ANDREW JOHNSON

approached

the most solemn act of his life, the assumption of the responsibilities of that

high station to which he had been elected, he started from his home in Tennesse#1 surrounded by dissolute men and dissolute women. He took with him to the capital of the natiotf riot and dcbatich. He reeled into office, took his solemn oath with

stammering tongue and shamed the nation before representatives from all the civilized world by the ravings and mumblings of a miserable, driveling drunkurd. For that act he was liable tolmpeachment and

events,have proved that he should have been impeached therefor. The man who can perform his firet, most solemn and most public official act in a! state of intox*' ication may be expected to meet other duties and responsibilities in the same condition. There were earnest and honest men who even then demanded his impeachment, but the policy of partisans prevailed. Cherishing in his heart a malignant spirit, towards those who had bravely denounced his sHameful conduct

that he could nevor recover the confidence of the good and virtuous. HehatfBfever tried. Avoiding personal exposure and disgrace he has shaped his course to become the champion of those who demand neithe# iSrCbe^ndr purity-ifl^flSleader. Of his life in the White House we forbear to apeak- That the basest and most dissolute men have be^nJiW favored frequenters, that abandoned women have found entrance and secured official favors whed

statesmen have J^een .excluded, are open secrets of whl(M noi American likes to

talk. But if there were^nown no shameful things beyond the disgrace of ajjrunken mauj the peopl^ :in their hottest judge ment, would impeach

strictions, will hold that offenses against decency, morality and the honor of the nation make his fiirther continuance in office a standing reproach. The shame of a drunken inaugural can be erased from our record only by the impeachment of

the offender. .vm •. I

are glad to learn that Col. Henry

0. Deming, who was much distinguished in the last Congress for his eloquence and power in debate, and who Jwas greatly instrumental in procuring the passage of the act creating the office of Lieutenant General, has £eg$ engaged for„jpjBe time on a life of General Grant.

The terms of intimacy and confidence which subsist between the eloquent author and Grant and his friends—Washburn, of Ills., Gov. Gates and others—give him greater faciljtias in his labor than any other writer could have.

Those who have seen portions of the manuscript speak of it as being written with great power and of absorbing interest.

This will probably be the Life of Grant, for wide and general circulation. We loarn that it win be published by S. S. Scran ton & Co., Hartford, Connecticut, and the National Publishing Ooinpany, Cincinnati, ©hio.

POLITICAL ITEMS:

JEFF. DAVIS

Me.

is said to be filled with

apprehension lest the Republicans violate the 4i^itit(ition. "Save the constiU^iwa to which my life has been dewito^ sayil Davis. "I wilt!" says And^^TBttriots bojh! how earnestly they DgaPfcgetherl

CaotrKax, of

ttM'Sew

"Theto apathj^Bteong

cratic politicians ano^'ttembers of Congress on the removaMiifitanton is fastonishing. Few or

non^of

with any spirit.

Thr

to gravely meet in Convention, aftdnMO their resolutions by admitting thatwey abandon their previous positions. But year by year they do abandon their o#n positions of the previous year, and very frequently adopt iheir stead a platform which would have been regarded as Radical a year or two earlier. It is fty this constant process of "accepting the situation^ forced upon them by tho Republican party, and toning their platforms & adapt them to the victorious march of Republican principles, that Democrats are able to keep just about so close in the rear of the Republican march/ and to maintain their formidable minorities or local majorities. The/deride our music, but are compelled to fall into lino and a it

To TBOSS who look merely at the numerical majorities in closely contested St*:•« like New Hampshire and Indiana, it may seem that the war for right principles is a battle never won. Bnt those who watch the constant change and advance in the principles on which such small' arid dniform majoriteis decide, will see that the battle for the truth is always winning. The stream fem&fns at the fStte hight, but its waters are never again tho samo. The vote does not greatly vary, i»ut the principles and questions on which it is cast constantly change. And this change, during the past ten years will be found to consist in the fact that the Republican party has done everything it set out to dn, constantly advancing to new achieves ments, and constantly winning for its course the approval of the country, while the Democratic party has vainly opposed every successful measure, snd abandoned its opposition only when overwhelmed with defeat. The odds and losses in ,tha last battles of the war were not greatly

different from ihosein the first. But the grand peculiarity of the five years' struggle was that after newly e*ery battle the Rebels retired and the Unidtr armies advanced.

"WHEN

a man talks about war, be sure

he did not fight in the .last one,'" jpaid Longstrset, not long sm«er to a ftafcnd, and he was right. The soldiers of both armies arafar pann« a Col. Yerger, one of the Mississippi delegates at Targe to the National Democratic convention, who talks war. At a Democratic meeting in New Orleans recently,, he was fwejved FUy*pt«tfus

knows no end, and be trodden down by the heel of those whom we ourselves once controlled, the sooner we feel it the better iet come what will—seas of blood and mountains of bones, if necessary."

North German Confederatior

^niied-f3t«e« fcouSl ask Mly-«im-eon-cessions from Prussia as they were willing to make themselves. Prussia, however, Will derive little practical benefit from the reciprocal feature of the treaty, for, notwithftaqdii^^he/ lanteactions on the misrule of tho country, the number of Americans willing to become subjects of friusiaflwaysbesin§lM .fhlfafeaty is made terminable at the end of ten years.

THE

by the report that a* Iarg6 qurffitity of nitro-glycerine had been mysteriously Obtained in New York is regarded by the St. Louis Republican as an illustration of the text, "The wilsked See when no man pursueth." It is a very apt quotation taken in cognerthn With the following paragraph from a Washington letter, de4 scribing the effect of the reading of Marshal Kennedy's dispatch. The letter

"Tie effect'was curious and funny, in a few moments all the Democrats but three had left the Hall, and some weak-knqed Republicans were edging toward the cloak-rooms.'

When the Rtpulmcan riext attempis to be scripturally funny at the expense |of the Republicans, it shoul4 make itself e'ereain Whi^fi p|rty it hift. |-j

JESSE

felt from that moment

Andrew Johnson

of conduct unbecoming an officer and a

gentlethan and "ittbit unbecoming a Vice President of the United States. It is too late for the S$n$e to take cognizance of this act except as it accounts for his subsequent conduct, but the public, untrammeled by legal quibbles or technical re

BRIGHT

at Frankfort:

declares in his speech

111was

opposed to thenar

"from the beginning to the end." Mr. Hrighg MiB|nJde a i^afk£ has forgotten titfJause of*M8le^Ml*iowfrom Congress, the loyal people have not forgotten it. He appears to have. not been

po|£ip^p?

Ha* W J#xious

that the South should succeed in it not so much anxious for peace as eager for the defeat of his own country. It is very true, as he dedans, tha£ he Jenjninced in Congrcsa tfib efibrta of tbe ftdv^rnment to put down the rebellion but the speci-

jfc p&nse vbioh 1# jf^}s|on? ^a8

sending fnto th6 Bebel'unes,' Wltn'H'letter of commendation ''To his Excellency "Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederation of States," an inventor of firearms^ to be used,againgt the aoldiera of the Union. Ana 5(i4'Mr. IB^ghnroines to these same soldiers, many of whom may yet carry in their bodiej} shot ftom these very'gunS, 4nd ftfelre'-'theif' Votes. Our boys in blue are not so ready to give ballots in exchange for bullets.as he seams to hope. 'v"

convenient and harmless Rouge a lady can apply. Applied dry, and it is readily removed. Applied with a damp cloth, and no amount pf washing will entirely remove the delicate roseate hue imparted

to the complexion by its use.

THE

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Co.at

*"*'9, T. MOORS,. ..

41 Pari

Rochester, K. T. Park Row, ». T.OIty.

i". I. __ _•

173 real

BroadWaV, the

most at raotive place of the kind now in optfation. They ar» doing^the business and deserve theirsuccess.yeYoulargest

cannotxiraw

3100,000

"Thereliable."—Daileythathave

-dealing

fdrm

there, bathe a reasonable chance Jisr a good nriie Ktow

many

Slrmi'sas'we

drawn, and the

*srs, Jm. 3d. 18C8.

Metr.po'.itan Gift Company are distributins many valuable prizes. We have examined their manner of daliig business, and now them to be a

firm. Their pUn istadra sat

fair

isfactory than

'Presentation

Festivals,' as they

jjpaw every day and the subsoriber %eei not

paj

for the prizes oiawn unless suited."—Journal,

'"The'GiftBEstablishment

of HAtMta,

Wilsoh

way,

"daily

vestment

prizs

was greatly

drawing of

visitors to witness the drawing process.crowds The in

satisfactory,1ilif-ofcbaWcs,||||deHv-

Is cents for a tfnd the

drawn,'but25

»i*

immediately

lis nfssaaam

mrnmiTtiitlsr. A'ls laml iwiia, ~W»f week,

Liberal inducemenU to Agents. &Hsfaeticn gnaranteed. Every *aek*e of Sealed BsTelwcs eantaina Oasfc Oif». mm- Six Tickets Mr One Bollar 18 for Two Doilars 85 far Five Dollars 100 for Flftsen a

All letters should be addre*edto Harper, Wilson A Co., 179 Broadway, H. a

tc CO)

XI vft'P -goig owiitrt of Ote Patent*, Pittsburgh, Pa^

KfeVOLIiTlOST TKADK! Greater inducements than ever before offered to

DOLLAR ^SIALB

Send, for Sea: Npring Cirenlar*. PA BKfiTli & CO Ui ana b'G Federal St., Boston. Mass.

A WATCH FREE.-AGENTS WANTED to sell an "urticle used by everybody. A watch frae tt avvy new Agent. SendSS cents far suinpWiind circulars. ^BARKER MiNCfACTUR1NQ~ CO., 314 North Third Street St. Louis, Ho.

PSYCOHANCrmay

TILTON,

PittB-

»urgb, I^a. -.. •. 'i. nfANTED, AOEWTS.-8^00 per WW Month, tho year round, or a certainty ef 6503 to S300 PEB

MONTH

WILLIAM

delphia.

to those having a

smalloaptai. We guarantee tbe above, moathly siHii .togosd active igMtstat tl*lr-»« a li6nv s. Every Agent, Farmer, Gardner, Tlapter and Frtiit Grower, North arid South, should send at ouce for particulars,. Please call ou or address.'J. AHEARN Jk CO,, 63 Second St., BaUimore,

M(l.!

TRAVELING AGENTS, to dell

an article nedded in every familyi Hardware atd Grocery Stores will buy them. Address with stamp, BOURNE, DAMON & KNOWLES,

CleToland, Ohio.

DRY GOODS.

3STE"W -yORKI.

Spring ImportottoM,

1868.

ASTE-WAR PRICES I

We are

bow

.•oft

recleving and opening our Spring

GOODS,

whioh we shall be pleased to show to buyers. We will make it to the interest of both Jobbers and a to am in he

We arealsu opening oux lmportations. of LINEN WHITE GOODS AND HOSIKBT, many artiolas of,which are as low as at an time previous wl

In addition to the above, we invite atten'ioa to our stocks of CL6THS, NOTIONS, OARP£T3, to., and also

O E S I S

ASP PRISTS, ..

(4li"| foil tin* a»4 low Pricesi fH''? LATHROP, LUDINGTON & CO„ rSM, SSSW, Mil If.

ORE AT DISTRIBUTION

'sir

Every Ticket Draws a Prize,

5 Cash Gifts.....

....._...Ea«h 810,000

......... 6,000 1,000 500

or goul-Cbarmlaff.

How either sex fascinate and gain tba affcctiousof any one they choose, instantly also secure prosperity In love or business Every oaa canacquire this-singular power. This quear, exciting book bai been published by ns ten feats, the sale of whioh has been enormous, and la the only book of tba kind in the English language, sencby mall for 85 cehts, or five lorjone dollar, together with a guide to the unmarried. Addra»s T.

A CO., Book Publishers, Phila

HOVET

& CO'S lIiLITSTRATEV

GtJIDKTO THB FLOWER

AND

V*G«T-

ABLB GARDEN, for 1868, is Dow ready. Containing 140 pages, illustrated with SO engravings oi flowers and novelties, with fn 11 descriptions of nearly 2,500 Tariaties of Flower and Vegetable Seeds acr.olbpaniaa with- complete practical directions for the cultivation a col'oro3 plato. Mailed free to all applicants oa the reeelpt -of 25 eta. Address HOYEY A CO, 53 North Market St., Roston, Mass.

.0*

BOOTS AND SHOES!

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE

•USttU iifilt

i_k**A)

I will close out my Stock of Boots and Shoes, for Thirty Days,

Regardless ofCost!

:IM 1 will sell my own manufacture of!

French Calf Boots for 18, Kip $6,50

Call and examine, and you are sure to bay.

C. E. RUGGLES,

3NTo, ie IVovtli 4th

ftb21dlm

St.

Boots & 'Shoes

il&fJt Is oi

FOB THE

.US LIS

*to

a a

Would inform the citizens of Terre-Haata and vicinity that he has purchased tbe stock of Devaw ft Clatfelter.

3C0

750 Fine Silver Watches.. iiO to to Mna Od JPalutiDgs, Framed- Engravings/ Silver iwdfa) Photograph Albtiins, andcalarge irtsortmeut of Flue Gold Jewelry, in all valued at 1 1,000,000 OOJLLARH.

99 Main

and Is prepared to MANTJFACTTTR1I all work In his line in a manner hot to be surpassed by any House in the West. He has had. ,s j.

25 Years Experience

in tlie BOOT A SQOE business, and is confident of giving

SATISFACTION TO ALL

Being a Practical workman and having had eX' pi-ricnce in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Ifew Orleans and other principal cities, is his roason Tor making the abeve statement.

TUi: LADIES

can he fitted with SHOES and OAITEM of any kind of material that they chose to wear.

Till] OEWTLEMEI

are also informed tliut they can got a BOOT O* SHOE TO FIT this establishment

Call at 99.

JJOOTS AJSD SHOES. I*. A IVDREWS

Is selling

Boots & Shoes Very Cheap

To close ont his large stock of

JBoot# Shoes and Gaitcn, To make room for Spring stock. Tan will save yv money by ealliag on him at

No. S Meohanio? Blook, 1 Particular Attention Is given so

CUSTOM WORK

This Departmnjjkjs In the

ootlSdtC

Boots and Shoes.

Having an experience of twenty-flre years, 1 feel confident that I can give srilsfoctiOB, both With my own manufacture and lutstl work, a foil stock of which I keep on hand.

SHOP—On Lafayetto'Street, north of the Junotlon of Fourth Street. decSdfim

XTEW BOOT and SHOE SHOP. 1.1

The undersigned having juet opened their Shop, respectfully inform the citiaens of Terra Haute and surrounding conntry, that they ara prepared to do their work to the entire satisfaction of their customers, as well la style as in fitting, no matter abont thashapeof the foot. The very beat choice of leather always on hand.— Handing done in the best stye and oa short notice. Rvary article will tell by wearing what our work is and wifl recommend It.

LClBI

*VkW ADVERTISEMENTS.

With oalor of Hair aad Eyes, and Age, aad receive by retura mail correct picture of futars slve by

1—band

rf 1,

ect plcl Doik, Albany, N. T.

or wifS. OABSia

AGENCY.

ir n.p«Kcxnu Lftunn. oso. o.

^HIOKOOX «e OO.,

KUL BSTiTI

BI0KEI8

No. SO Okte

MlniU'

AbitweU of TMi fcaMwi) frnwi gotiaUd and Mswy faw«sii-'"-1 H. j'

wgfe

Desirable readsaee on Sonth Market Street.— Overt aataa ot gNaad, ««B aM wMMrtk aad dnHny, Hn, $tjm Isrsss hmstly.

Hewfrssss honaa, aad lot, 90s300 feat, oa Straw

barryHUU TWya-p.

Twatotal*Bain'sAMitloa/WfrMeat:

rhraaMea, aMtaf Flagaa'aOardaa.

Haaaa aad lot, aa 1st straat, north of Olark House—6 roosss, clatara, lmrfca atabla, Ac. trio $1,200. Tersssaasy.

lo 1 T9»l'f

Mortgaf* aad Hotsa'ls,0»0—at a btg Aaconat

Forty atraa milea aoathasW of imriM aaras la.aalttT§^*ff« telaeca Ine tissb^r. :Y*Ti

Real Eatnte €*l«i

HENDRICH Jc LANQE,

CHSoa over First National Baak, 8. ft Cbrasr ef Fbarth aad Main Itraata,

Terr© Ind.

Haute,

6 ii. j-'bod

troo fi saasi^flf 1T

fir^'iilAai ,'.1W r.wvlnli s.'Hhirtijrr

AbstraoU

tititfftirBitody

Two baslnesa Houses oa Mala straei H-l OOOMTT MIflWlj *rt Fuk af saaanate Hdaby OredkTo««Aip, 178 aorsa ia Mntaa tawashla, S Acres balov tha BoUln( Mill, wasa

JanSDdtt

MUSICAL.

u6w li

& Shoes.

i-:

Owing to the Great #.

Panic of the Times

ORGANS,

TloHas. CMtars, Flatsa, aad all kinds ot Maslbk

Ttmm ass bbpaibim of

ONI8.

it 16 :1 .1

iia* o»3«3iJ—aai'T-3!J

*i_!

E O E

this ie lag tha laitgaat '"aad mbst sfigaat^ Mwl«

IN THIS STATfi!

ifw

Street,

•ttywtiB

want

=.-ii

!vu.a

th»a^„or„«KILLf|fc

•..iWOUKJrtKN.

f-r.T rrVi«a

HEBTRT

IsAYJHAJI,

MA.NUFAOTUREB iRD MiLKl III

tne'

rk jF

O 8

Aad smaller Masioal rastramaata, aad Masibal Mesebaadlas of every dsaerlptloa. Sheet Mnale and I—traoMaa Beoha, tho aid not fcil t. visit tha

PALACE OF

'Allkladaof HiMtal (hstramsnts rspairsd moat appswt mstaaar. Of

KENTUCKY LOTTERI, FOB THB

BENEFIT OF 8BSL1Y COLLEGE.

SMITH A €«.,

MAKAOKK8,

Witi%e drmm In CovimyUm^ iy rai

ji'.fis- isai) saM^iaK, xt

OLASS

80,000 Hnttben tad 1,190 Prises 1 prlia of. »fS0 000

1 prtBeOf»se*et«saae«s4«»Ma«e«eeeeeeseeeekaee*e*«e*a ...

1 priaeof -.... 1 ptiaeef stsiHsiwWKMttiiw^ftaisi 1 priae of 1 prise of ...... prise af 1 ^tise at 1 pciaa of

100 priass of.. 1W prises 860 prises of. 9 prtaas af.. priaea ofprises of. pftast or. 9 prlsss of_.M^. friass ofc....^.. 9 priass of.....~9 prises of...—„ 49 prises of....^_ 460 prises of

1,1W Priass amoantlng to

INQ*TA(N2ER, Brick Building, tto fjfcia §na Serentb

Baiwment of F, Hoberg's new wUrf noiiso west of corner of

StroeU, |#rib« %rre HitfM. •eplOdly

rpBRRB HAUTB COM'L COLA

LSOK. OOKNBR XISTH A KAIN STS. book-keapingby single and double entry, In all its forms, as pertaining to business life Pensianship and Arithmetic. Terms within reach of al 1 For farther particulars, address the PrfaelpaL DipWdly B. flABVUI.

as wo

1 priaa.af UkKM lprisa.l- 10 llriaaaf

Ma^ey

6 000

kooo ooo ooo

188 its 1

100 60

JS3,2i0

flckeU ft% lalTM H, tiarteri It

•VTha

above MagnMsial Siagte-ltambar tot

tery will be drawn ia PahUo, ia OosUsatia, Ky., by thrse Swoaa pnwiwionaa at oaa o'alaok P. •., at tha ooraar of roarfh aaa Vhdlsoa strsets. The Kaafchy liutSaSlsa ara a* CMft Katsrpriass, bat rssponaibls

Mttertss, that km lasa

condnctad for tha past thirty vsars, aad ara drawaaluor tbeaatbority of a charter Dross tha Stattk aad haads a»s

glaaa

Paftyfliaiaisi hi. a«d CTadaaati •r Wadaaw twaliaUarisada seas tha adraatafa of saubtaw 'w». •—t ftai adtrosslbraOlrwdar.""

Addram aB ordsrs ta ABGM,

MANUFACTURERS. T)AT|K)HIZB HOMEMANU-

FACTUR*S.

We Warrant our Work to be raperior to asy svsr befen offered vtlAi k«t

OLUT WILLIAMS.

plakim« m^ls.

rBAiRri oirr

$rkA

45^ fcttdtt*

Mg isi Preserlptton Store.

G. SflELLADY,

Main Street,

'.1

(00 aoree, S rnDas aaat. knowa a* the "Hnssbj Farm," all Ssui, wall kprsTd food meadow wodda vastara aad tea timber. A Arst-alas tsrm.

SO Buildlag Lota, adjolalag the city, northsas good slae Tow yrlaa aad BsroraMe tersaa. t,

V©

isrij'

Lomu

goiiatod, aad Moaey Uiflii,

ne-

... I .'Ml

PIAHOS

sthsr IaatramaaU wfll bo nroaiptty attaaded ta. ounun wBtbstaWia taaddiis

BABRfeTT

trbip/ii

}C" OLU 1SI am

Forty Lola la Liatoa's Addltica to Tstra Haste Hooseaadlot, east Ohio atcaat, Honse.and lot. la McMmrml us Additltiaa, Hons sand lot in Sibley's addition od StBstredt, Boas* and lst ia Base's aMittan oa Sth HNat, HoAe aad 1st oa Foylari Mwsaa etk aad 7ih streets, fiowe aad lot oa North Ith, batwaaa Oheshi had Llntan streets.

*«W

aalOMwtt J. Q. unmAlK

L. KISSHER'S

PAIAI MWM

a A I sil

UIR1) wuu,utloi(o, General Horth-West' rn Agents. JT. A H^A. DAVIS. Aeents fitr

TwTe Hauterrnd.

4Hia.

tbact,

•aU

J. CI LINDEMANN,

moit*

In^inoi^erto'pr event oaien^

leas dealer* ftwai patatac oflnftt*ar «ai IN Norton Gold Pena, aliall Jhereafter ae)l ioola at whoMMe

la accepting- Agaata, arepit care baa (issii exeroiaed to Appb&t thosd who, by long-continued fair dealing, bara a chaired a reputation for honesty, responsibility, and probity—men in whose word tile public bsve learned to place confidence. Tho^c Amenta hsve agreed to keep a fan aaaortmentof my pena, and to aell them at my publiabed prices. Thus the public ara supplied by tbem witb jnat atiab, pena aa they want, either as to writing or price, and get a full eqoiyalent for the money

No agent ia appointed to travel from place to plaoe, or caftvaaa the oountry, so that all who want a Morton Gold Pen must gat it from tha Local Agent or firom headan artara.

None need apply far the Agency axoept in oon&rmity to the abora, tha liberal discount "To Cluba" being anfltoient inducement to all others.

aof all ths*% ia any on« la various

MV*Accommodations ample, charges moderate sans gnaiiatasd. OtasaWaflaas bydmtsa s» at aBoe, free. Hoat oasss can be preperiy treatdt1 ty Menstruation and Pregnancy, Sc. wlthont aatatsjftisa *i»iimsflpuse, seoare Iron obaervatioA. sent by mall or express. Ho his Iwaasdb baslassl ill MMtfrsasa. Wt

AddrmsBoa^St.lM%.Mo.

Soars—8 A. M. ta 8 F. X. Oflos parmaaeatl} located at If 0.617 8

BTSBTSOOT

Oaa get, la a asaled letter eavelopejaiy Theory Symptoms andTTeatssaat of Ifervous, Urinaryaat1 lai aalTilssaassnlsai Is dtllnsatlai all thadlsiassd conditions, with taut Symptom Lists, air two three-cent postage stamps to prspay postage.^ IXrcular f# l^dlee, relating to Dteoases of Pnbes--aprfdawly.

Propssals will bo received nntil March 1st, 13C8 for all

*•. NEW

Wa have on hand a fine stock of Sash, Doors and Blinds, of oar owa maaalaotora, whioh wa wtn rtirst a Ittf Vhtan tdrnfta one Wt.

•-,j[8a«c»escr to. RACTS'A. SMITHJ^j}

bet,.

8th

aud ^gth,

J**

Dmg», Chemicalsf Dye Stuffs, Paumt Medicines Oilst JPaints, Glass Lamps,' Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles,

Of Eyt^y Description.

PRftSORrPTIONS carcfnlly Compounded at all 'hours, day or night. lTdtf

idj err

BARRETT'S

•.. Te|itftbU

HAIR RESTORATIVE Tf* bjr tb« K.B. 8taU FairA ia ti rtow Mficed^d bj1 the ptttnro to be

J.tUo

ytqr

bMt Bropandba Itirilwtoitog

1 Gre^ dr faded Hair to lu orf(' prouotlBV i$ Gnrntb Inmwi." k'mpzs and JL)aaUru& fnd for Dtrsftng ttid Btttatffyftjg- tfe Hair. ItHA^vVftcSr 'Sin. seteaooa, dnras, ,4oea aoi btun tho uibrfc, aad ak. d#\ Uie Ilair AlCH.and /AvJ'

Drug_and Prescription Store

V) IfflA

elves

4^aR »n work.™

Wa also keep oa haad, and manufacture to or-« der, Window and Door Frames, Mouldings aad

Would anaonnco to tha citiaens of Terra Haate

Sou til

THsil.

A tall aad welf S^setad

Chemicals (NUnI Dye Stsfl^

PERFUMERY,

•-.^1'

»•.«*!

6 Cash Gifts. 6 Cash 10 SO

loo 9Q» "k"

300

K»

bovltdwMa,

Matken Lane,

A. MOBTOIT.

DOCVOR-

iJn.

Jtottmntt na o»vnr

rti

ISeaisdftiA. nisnn

THKRlMlACmii ll(0. I jon

-. »7a.tioO rti yh-i in lwffiKiiaj u*

•hdroflis

wj-i ^tan

[.{feniboajq

WHITTIKR, hit

hasbasa of a frivata aaail Vri oftk.

lam BmkiMs, flsairrss, Olsi, Mrtst. all issy IWssssss fflwMBs trltofchl Afieuem Hws^lWs sr Bsisw OrsMUs, gsrwfa er Ba

also, tha sOodsol aJoUknMlhTslsswk Body aad Mind, producing Mo tchss, debility, im potsncy, disslnsss,dimness of sight, ooafttstoa oi Mear,avil Ibeebodlng, twiht to so el sty, joes of amMfi wsakasMf iw., aof all tl msa,bat all occurriagfrsiaeatly I

good

t.Charlee Btreet,between Stetl

sad 8oraBth,oae sqaare Soathof Ltadeil Hotel, retired spot in tha centra of tha oity Oonsultation rooms, aad rooms for tke aceom csodation of neb patissits as raqalre dally persei 1 attaatloa.

labor aad material lbr tho Mattoon

Hotel, to be erected at Mattoeu, Coles County, Illinois. Prupoeala will also b» received IMrtkelaM and material lor FITS ST0BK9 to be erected under said Hotel.

Plans. 8 pee Hi cations,- and detail drawings for all ths work lnay be examined at (tin Office of tha

Bsoatary, at tha Ttfat Hattsdat Baak, where also all nscisssr/ Information mar tie obtained. The Building will be OneJiui^red and Twenty flrr lest Front, by'Bfghty wttt Deep, Three

formation mar be obu

INgb

onr

slot 8 1

•».:!.

*a«t^«e4»»*e.a.***.''

price,

24, 1867.

Tha

GMt

COLGATE CVS Mlet Roaas

XAXKRUM,

ad are known aa tbe STANDARD By Daalai Jt I'nstom. art MM cwarywlsecr 20dwi#

TO C6NTRACTORS.

T')

pBOPOBAiUS TOB BCtlJlKS HOTXI^

reject all bide,

•Tha Traeteesreserve tharight to reject

^^fcrthal^e^^omjM,

JOSBPH 0. DO LB, Trasteee.

JOaBFII H. CItAKJ^,J

Mattoon, IU»., Feb. 6th, 18{8. dtUIm'cl Witt

rw 'p

-i VjM ilmbh tti I

100

600 800 860 900

SOLICITORS. WBKBE &,CO„

SOLICITOUS. Of PATKHTS, OO0MSBIAOB* AT

PATtar

•UM7hRSTSr!aS*w

OFTICB—61 BAST M^BKBT STBKBT,

ladl»apoUi, Indiaaa.

Oar fadlttlss for procuring Patents are not (I. oeeded by any estabtlehment hi the Oiltejl States. All kinds of Mo4pi%b«Ut to onlsr. [dUd6m

HABBBB

ta ssaans thapaymaat

sati 0 if sa papers.

UIITH A

^lMSW'WM-wlt.

•It.

-J

a* fte'ii* 3KT

FANCY ART 1CLX8,

Pure Wines and Brandiw, Tor Medical Farpoaea,

PATEttt MEDICINES.

JS.i!

And all other artlclea kept by Bragglsta geaerally, which were bought low, aad will fee adld at

The Lowest Frioe^

lianut »iCaoh j-|* nvmpit irf« ttt

xij »ijtJ t: »v^

-tftrvi,' ipT

.1 eiflH w«t

PHYSICIANS PKSSOKlfTIOfiM CAHITULLT CoiCrOOKMB. «,

s«. •, a!*, *j»«srtT

IRA GBOV£B^

DRUGfilST AND COMI&&

No. 46 Soatk Fai

Betwata Ohle aad Walaat. i»flt

•ass, Is a anfflolaat guarantee tion will bs rendered patrom-

TERR BrRMTTSnwrwiamew.IN DIANA. N. B.—Mr. Groves trusts that Ma Tnsrus Y«m' orintlmate acijoaintance with Wt *-hasl-

S A 3 0

•I

TUJt

I\lew \ork tiift Coiip

KVEK TIC£Sf

WilWS

A ISIfl^

..saafc $*,*

"m:

30 Elegant Ko»ewoot i-iaaos each fMO ta#W 35 VetodeOns IS to ISO UO Sewiag a a a it 260 Musical Boxee 86 to ,8M 30(1 Fine Cold Wate bee..... ft t* "100 750 Fine Silver Watch**— W ta.-.*do Cine Oil Paintings, framed Ingravtags, SUvar ware, rhotogriaph Albuma, aha a hip aaastment of Tine Gold Jewelry, in all valaetf at

l.ooo.ooo

Dee.14,1867•1-

Jfeie York,

nm.i

TIOKBTd describing eaeh fth. d»a BaaMn la Knvelopea aad theronghly mix^, Oa 8S cenle, a Seahd Ichet will bs '4-.

swa,

DOLLAR, ^rizas will bo isssssdlataly sent. W dbyaddr«ss,as reqaested, rtpress iSfttn mail.

You will know

what K»«tr flips

is befora you pay for it. Any

Ftiaa

auj

be exchanged for anofchfr of tha aaA^

•alue.

NoBfaaba.

MT Onr Patcoas caa dspaaAaa Kafir Btttltilg.

REFBRBNCSS. :rs

The following eerjons hay»Jata)y drawa vaiaabie Prises from tbtt CumpaflrSnd Kladly PMmitted tbe use of their aaaws:-

MUnor, 90S Sixth Avenue, a7T.. tl00t Mrs. Collins, 7* Neleon flaiisi iHmrBBWMise Cook. Okicsgo, HT, PianoTValaaMrt^ Boyd, Mew Haven, Gold Watch, At Sabe^Krmna, Dubnque, Bawinx Machine, |Mj flwi McOaltam, LouisviHe, Ky., 9600 Coir rliasom. Washington, l. U-, "ntlral Has. MM. fa a Knapp, 36 Tourteenth street, S. T.. l'iaao.SI OH Benedict, Maw Orla W A Barnes, Atlanta,

riiMi'satSfcjSf

W A Barnes, Atlanta, Ga.. |60fc. Sashville, Tenn., tMaacda,

Sashville, Tenn., MeiOdtda,

9190 WmnnRj

ton. Mobile, Ala., PiaaMad S rajbs," FurIlngton, Tt„ ,iWj flpringgeld, IB., Ciaasoad Pia, .| Wedgewood, Trenton^ K. J„ FIOO: Jr.,

Cay strsst, Baltlmera,

BNr._

Miss Bows, Nj nth and Saasoss anriLlklla. delphla, Qotd Watch, til*) street, Brooklyn, 600 Caaldwa" tel, Otlca,

•1,000

er.Chronlo Wsaa

8 Ckmaeysr,

Gold

Watch, BBuKa DOdnti. Silver Set,

SO A. Schults,

moad Blng, MU 8eo Msaiat,01Lonf

names without permission^

eompelllag purchasers

th'

for tha dlsxrlbutioD, las ii doaoain sach

aflaits.,Tha.

Wly.

arir sr-Mt

dutribntion, fi tie old aadpoaaisMr Tiokits, stating tha priae'sSfcTtjTHi amaiiftsUfy, om pagmmU of dm

wis dsfci'.. «Bt to

tha plan cf H. Bartaa A QsM aAt.HkBsaaMia the most attractive place ofl^iiwlS' oration. Thay are doiagthe Iai%ast litteaLte*

Aamms thstaaanwh laasaamatdi am-ajWlL^ 000

farm there, but naTa a nsi

as we know a»i

drawn,ana^the Jtoas

latillSBHIT

vortlser^Oct. 85th, 1867. The Be Tortf

fMhiiilia Ad

Gifi

Cossieay

mSLUV wainaKla aH«aa Wa

WmaiwTaM|a^

a-dMriMilBc|?ft

manner of dXg business artknoi?ttem*Bsa rata vaatnia ttrmu Thstrplsais tor* thaiL "Presentation. I MKAW amy day, and tbe Say for the price rrrsn nnln snllsS Ssrtwa_ Oct.

anow uen aa a •iaais mmssilMlhs

Beta Wish mairt

ef S,

at 5S9 .Broadway,

AulssjBiSi.,

daily attractlac oravds of

visitors toifttoees the drawing

veetment

prOosss. T^rta-

but its cants for the

livarsd for

oae

suHUsMbe

prim drawn, if Satisfactory,

r*Tfcil|tfr

B. MlLliSB'S

dollar- A triendof

osis Ustajlis

drew a 1600 wbicn he promptly reseivsa. Ts»n»cbipt,prise

8«pt. 29,18G7. 8

Liberal inducements Aj»n|y, ^gaHshiillna

guaranteed. Itcit 1

ar tsustf QXM CAUL Cinr

A" six Tickets for One Dollar. 13 br two IM I"'.« TIva DolIars, loO for ftfttad Mttrs. All letters ehoald be addreeaad to

lOdlweoA.

BABTOM M# Broadway,

QITY BILL POSTEK.^^

GEO. W. HBUBWHHML

Profra\iiwmnrtlll«iwr^4i*trihu*4 GOOD STYLEI W* AU ositerrleit at rintlng Offices, will be promptly ttaadad ta wit dlspatoh.'

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LIKS.

WIU attenA to aU isllsar trains laavtaa. ta. Olty,|and also deliver (Mssaatffo la say part ofthe elty with ear* and disilaSohv ...

All orders le ton the Slate at t*e Foot OMae, al Davis' Praf Store, or my rsstdsses will at ly atteedad to. 'sassr

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