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DAILY XlUAtttil. HAL TtJ,

Wednesday Morning, April 1st, 1868.

Republican State Ticket. roa oovgwioa, Cot. CONBAD BAK-KH, of Vanderburgh.

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JUJOB JuHS 1). KVAN8, of Hamilton7011 TMUABBXB 0* STA.TS, jSATfJAN itiaiBALL, Ot roB CI.*«* or IB* SCPBTXX OWII, U)l0*i2 ia£OlOIlB W. McCOY, of Oitrk*.

THE 8VMBM! COWtT

Colonel

JAMK3 B. ELACK, ofMsripnl yon xnosKEX ozra&tx., D. E. WILLIAMSON,

Putnam.

ros 8DPEWHTBSDWT OT PC8LIC INBIuitlON, ... BAB^ABAS C. HOBBS, of Wayne,

fetvoft JtlEOTOHS

XJLEOE,

THbilAB U. i*SLSOi, of Vigo, BENJAM.IK F. CLAiPOOL, of Payetts. TOB XLECTOB, BIXTH DIStBlff?, I

Ci.rTA.IN E, K. KOoE, ot Lawtsuce. CG5TIS0EKT, Colossi. JOHN 1. Sill" a. of Greene.

GTBHUT SMITH Hajs, in answer to an articly in ihe Independent, regarding the ... re or us a re an in a is ha in rutnor that Obibt Justice CHABB may re- ... the relators uudCT them, without appeal ceive and accept the nomination of the Democracy for President: "As well may it be feared that heaven will be transmuted into bell, as that OHASK will lose His integrity."

THE two eldest sons of Queen VICTOBIA are, itseemB, "hopeful gone," but give little reason, of late, to make the English people hopeful of them. The Prince of "Wales is shocking the moral and religious sensibilities of church'goine people at home, and the next younger, Prince ALJTRED, on the opposite

Bide of the King

dom "that never sees the sun go down," is winning far other than golden opinions in Australia. I

Johnson 'Alone.

"Winchester," the Washington corra spondent of the Ohio Journal, says "no fact in ANDSBW JOHNSON'S bad career is more patent than the appalling one that stares him in the face to-day—he is without a party to sustain him."

This is staling the" case fairly. Opposition to the impmchers Is by no means adhesion to the impeached invariably.— The opposition of the Democracy to impeachment is nothing mofre than opposition on general principles to R&dicaliim. It it simply the consistent practioa of that negative principle which is the ruling tenet in tba'Utjmoeratic (freed to-Ua^— opposition to the existing order of things. It is not bacaUBH the Democracy l$ve JoHNSOif, but that they hate Republicans which uuites them against impeachment now. Tney cannot afford to take miich stock in the most treacherous politician of the «ge, but thi-y can afford to unite-in organized hatred of tho party of Liberty and Union. Too unrepentant rebels n»y be iuduJging themselves in some hopes that ANDRIVV- JOHNSON, if acquitted, ckn insouiow.iy help their cause, and-tpis makes tlv^fa tjji^ to ifjpi* $A$|cij|prit in the sauie spirit of seh-inierust, though secretly despiaing hiui.

Bat tbey hav- no interest -iu .JOHNSON or his cause or tato, except that which thby attach to Lis i.florts to embarrass and delay reconstruction, restore thorn to^ower, and make tb&ir treason honorable -The leaders of the Democracy are hastening to deolaie that Mr. JAHNSON is no Preiident of theirs, and even JERRY BLACK, one of hia counsel—and one ,of his ablest—goes back on him in the hour of sore trial. The defection of this powerful ally leaves a weak point in his lino of detenfiflB, and signs of ,ooifttern&» tion in the Presidential camp are not wanting. ANDREW J$HNSOH finds himself after treachery to all sides and all causes, a President without a party, a General without an army, a Moses without a tribe to lead.

Pursuit of Knowledge.

One jf tbe greatest difficulties Wth which Congress has hud to contend in the transaction o^pubiio business, »nd whiqh has produced much expense and trouble to tho various departments of the Gof_ ernment, was the allowance cf a privilege to call upon any department for information upon any subject, which might strike tho fancy of any member as being one upon whichf he desired hk curiosity satisfied. It is true that there was the littlo formality of asking a vote of the Seuate or House to the passage of a resolution that the information be demanded but this was BO much of a matter of course, thut practically there was no impediment to a call for information about anythioS which the ivhim or ignorance of members might require-

Under cull# for information," very troublesome and expensive labor has been frequently pat upon the departments, without any necessity, and for no good, afior the work was accomplished. The thing got to bo such a nuisance that tho United States Sea a to some time ago adopted a rule, the fifty-fourth, which required that ail euch resolutions demanding information, etc., should go to a Committee, which ehoufd consider whether the in. quiry was proper to be made, and which body would of course investigate, to a

"The Constitution" Again. The Democratic press bu taken up the howl raised by JOHNSON over the bill in relation to the appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court upon habeas corpus^ and the country is made to ring with the old din about "the Constitution." If nothing more ware known about the rights or wrongs of the question than is contained in JOHKSOX'B message, and the echoes thereof by bis' canine allies, it might be thought that soma flagrant outrage had been perpetrated upon the sacred instrument, for whioh they profess so much

iere U.]d|^ing io the eayujtat every caae eju wtaghtlfr

on wni

ic£ release

ha^e&s corpus before district judge can, or ought to be carried by appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States.— When we reflect what an immense business might be throwa upon that court by transfer thither of case3 of whisky frauds and of ihe hundred other crimes and misdemeanors, punishable by Federal laws, we are entitled to doubt whether it was #rer Intended to deluge the Supreme Court with that sort of business. The fact iathat not until .February 9th, 1837, wtethe law passed givitig WpersbnB seeking release upon writ of habeas corpus, sued out in the lower courts, privilege to ^paovt the rcase by appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States. As the Constitution was adopted in 1789, it waei wondfl^ful^^tbat for seventy-eight years the' right which Mr. JOHNSON argue« now exists, was never sought to be conferred. During all that period the interior Courts of the United States exercised the power of issuing writs of habeab

or writ of error. -Such has been the practice, alike under Federal, Democratic and Whig administration» of the National Government. No one pretended, that because there was no appeal to tho United States Supreme Court, from the decision of the lower Federal courts, any injustice waB done. It was reserved for Mr. JOHNSON to make that discovery upon a question of a repeal ofauch statute after one year's trial, and evidence that it could be put to fi dangerous and unexpected political use, as was attempted in the case of MOABDLE. A repeal of the act of 1867, does not take away the rights of citizens to the writ e/ habeas corpus, as it .always has existed under t*be Constitution before that act was passed. It is not a measure of hardship Or of oppression, but only ft question of expediency, arising under the construction of'a law fcnd with reference to the use to be made of it.

..1 A INDIANAPOMS UBTTER

CONQBBSMONAi NOMINATIONS THE FOURTH aND FITTH DISTRICT—THE CAMPA ION—"-MR. OOU^LAS' J\AII.TIBE AJID THK

CACift—A DISQUISITION ON VARIETIES— MRS. WALLKR, etc. INMAEFAJPoHB,

March 31, 1863.

The Fourths Congressional District, under tlie apportionment made last win ter, is composed of the counties of H^n cofek, Shelby, £ueb, jj^ayne, Fayette, Union and franklin, and retains, it may be said, the soul of the old Fifth District Its Union majority^ as shown by recent elections, is between three and four thous and consequently a nomination there is equal to an election. The question In that community of counties is, who shall be the next representative in Congress And while the question cannot be answered with any considerable degree of prophet, ic accuracy, a sort of grim impresssion preyails. tbat Mr, -Geo. W. Julian will again be his own successor and that he has taken such deep root in the soil |of Eastern Indiana nothing short of a political hurricmrife %ill tear him out. Mr. Julian is an able Congressmen—a statement which &rth bis- Veteran enemies will* admit. His labor in Congress, nearly always in the right direction is unremit, ting, and-generally successful. Personally Mr. ulian is one of the most unpopular men in Indiana—ohe of those Whose friends are the truest, and whose enemies '.'ittuw are the worst.,- f,..

There are but three candidates, recognized as such, and they are all making efforts to get the nomination—-Capt John H. Farquhar, of Franklin county, Gen* T.W. Bennett, ot Union, and Hon. Geo. W. Julian, of Wayne. Judge J- M. Wil" son of Connersville wiil probably be In the field before the meeting of the Congressional convention. Capt. Farquhar's county, before the new apportionment was in the Fourth Distriat, Which he recently represented having been elected in 1864. Capt. Farquhar and Gen. Bennett are both strong and pop ulat men, and it is said by some that the race is really between them but the pol Itlcian who underrates Mr. Julian'i strength, or his pipe laying proflcienoy, will be apt to discover something before the RcyouroBM(nt of the District conveji tlon. Mr. Julian's reliance is considerably impaired by the formation ofthe new district, and It is thought by some who ought to know, that Gen. Bennett's chances, on tht whole, are boit. Tho Convention will be held at Connersvillp on the 30th of April.

TUB FXJTH DISTRICT-

In the Indianapolis District the Congressional nomination has, as yet provoked no controversy, and this ia construed as favorable to the re-nomination ot the present incumbent. Gen. Coburn is a hard working, efficient representative, and I think there is no doubt but he will be returned.

ABOUT TAB CAMfAXQN.

No overtures have yet passed between Governor Baker and Senator Hendrickl in regard to joint discussions, or the manner of addressing the people in the coming canvass—so far as the Gubernatorial

slight degree, the question whether it contest is concerned. That particular ball could be made easily, cheaply and expeditiously. Tula very proper rule w«s attacked in the Sonato a few days ago, and by motion stricken out. From the course of the debate it was evident that Senators desired to have the privilege of asking information whenever they pleased, and upon whatever subject they pleated, and that they did not like the idea that, by ... any moans, they could be deprived of the *roun^ among the people as occasion opportunity of satisfying ikera oorioeity

will probably be opened in July, soon after the democratic National Convention. Mr. Hendricks has perhaps little time to devote to the matter while the Impeach* Kent business is on tha 1api$ bat he will find Governor Baker just ready wheneref be chooses to make any remarks.

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upon auy subject that might interest Evans xaemorandam|booka are carefully them. .1 I noted the time and place of holding MM several toogrewiontd Conventions, where they will be ready to speak their pieces, and exiend and receive the right hand of fellowship.

^,mhall and Major

The campaign bids fair to be pleasant and musical, and unless the democracy re3ort to KuKlux tactics (of which there ia eome vague whispering) the canvass of 1868 will be characterised by lets rancor and fewer political storms than formerly.

THE

CAUS£

WHT.

Fred. Douglass lectured here last week, at Morrison's Opera Hall, and, as is well known, tho thing was a failure. Mr. Douglass, I. learn, attributes his failure to the Young Men's Ohristjan Association

but Mr. Douglass juPmistakeqjf and! himself entirely td&lame. When here last year he insisted that'tha tti population should be allowed to sit anywhere in the Hall with white people, and by so doing Mr. Douglass made an ass of himself. He not only- injured and robbed himselfi but came near making a bankriigt of an estimable .colored individual who had rented a hall fn Terro Hante and Evansville, and perhaps one or two other place?, and was to pay Mr. Douglass a stipulated price for each lecture.— On account of the objections made to promiscuous sitting, the lectures were not delivered, and the contractor did not make anything by three or four hundred dollar?. Mr. Douglass will perhaps learn that the public cannot be forced into a modification of views on some subjects.

THE HBBALD—CHANQfti: (',

The Herald, it is reported bargain changed hands. Tim time Lafe Devepn^ Esq, becomes sole proprietor.

THE

BAOATBtL*.

It is not every.city that has a Varieties Theatre. Wo have, and I hasten to say It is duly noticed by the daily papers, and the theatrical critics. They assnre the public that in Mozart Hall, i. e. the Varieties Theatre, nothing will be seen to offend tne mostjfastidious. They say it,' and it must be so. ihq assurance.doubtlesa induces many to go, or perhaps those who attend would go any how, and consequently the Varieties—otherwise the Vulgarities—draw well. I do not profess to be over-fastidious on the' subject of amusements, and think 1 can stand about us much of the "Black Crook," or "the Devil's Auction" as any other person in good health but public morality is not a myth, and the Varieties Theatre it a stern

reality. The anique establishment referred to was opened some weeks ago, and has done pretty good business—even while Forrest was here, and while Mrs. Waller playing in the beat of characters to a garly show of empty benches. With something of hankering to know what^was going on at MoZart Hall, I went and saw. The variety is all there, visible to the, naked eye.

One of the female artistes is a, singer— or perhaps a Wheeler & Wilson. She does airs from the opera, and popular mel odies, and some Of the latter tolerably well, but seldom in manBer that would assuage the grief of aboriginal bosoms— with perhaps one exception. The excep tion is the song in which are the lines, as Mademoiselle sings them: "OH! I'm lonely to-night, 1OT«, wilh-IHOUT you, My lot« I c»ti NKV-«r conceal, r.

In the rendition of that couplet the artiste deftly removes the fragmentary texture from the shrub, and the audience duly appreciates the consummation.

It is this feature of the Varieties that creates the draft—that makes the misnamed theatre draw.- Without it, would bo infinely worse than Hamlet with the character ot "Melancholy Dane left out—there would be eo Varietiesnothing but burnt cork and lager beer.: Therefore the Varieties have attraction and tho chaste and refined amusement con tinues. Not only performances nightly, but a matinee each Saturday afteroon for ladies and children. The announcement of the latter gives occasion for the quaint interrogatory, "How's that for cheek

THE METROPOLITAN.

The engagement of Mrs. Waller,, by the new management of tho Metropoli tan, was a disastrous failure, and will probably dislocate all the profits that ae crued from theengagement of Forrest, was unfortunate that .Mrs. Wallet follow ed the great tragedian. Aside, hOweter, from a growing dislike of such characters as "Meg Merrilies," the "Duchess Malfl" and Hamlet, by a woman, whiqh is in Mrs. Waller's reportoire, the public relishes now and then some first class comedy, and characters like "Major Wellington de Boots," John E. Owens in search of an "Apple-eass lawyer," and tbe like.

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Two or three others are dancers—at least they kick about on the stage in a dithyrambic way, with the slightest apojo' gy for a textile faiiric between puris naU uralibua—1 believe thvit is the .Latin of. it —and the exterior world, and bring down the house overy time.. They are always encored, aad in answer, come fluttering out, smiling and bowing' angelicallyj '.OT perhaps kissing the tips of their fingers to the greedy throng, and then the music resumes, the creature of fragile robes pirouettes tlirillingly, and the students of human anatomy, for the nonce, appear satisfied.

Mr. Pope, by the way, is an excellent actor and a good manager. He will bring out "Under the Gaslight1' in a way that will entertain any audience. J. c. B.

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LON'B

The other candidates on the Union State Ticket propose taking a little "walk

PHA_

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PRJEMIUMSL^

Any persep ordering either of (he Oiuhs^mentinned belo^^an Wave their selection of Premium" cnnmorat)^„ ,corf ssponilixig. to^t^e. f^seof tho Club, PRKE OF ONE ljOJUAR!

For a Club of 30, ($3.)—One of, the .iol. lowing arttclee, viz: l'tqame dress pattern fn. cy colored-bwl npread -lOT vte*(! JWirttey aiorcceo album 20. yards sUestiqg) stripe# cashmere dolaine dress pattern honey comb q.uilt all e)ool' square snawl ai olid gold bosdin BtifdB^' all wool farcy casbmer« pants atad Test pattern gent's bair guard chain, gold triiaiaings! Bllvej plated chased butti r- tisbj silver pluted 5 bottle revolving castor, oh feet set superior Steekd blsded knives and forks vtorstel promenade sh.iwl 'aaiefl' loiig i^old plated chaiu Indies' gold daabie ring geptVheavy cliaaefi solid gold- ring solid blacft walnut work box or writrng'desk extra quality balmoralskirt set jewelry BloevS buttons 1.1 match viclln and bew gent's'cardigan jacke' evlundid ebony uflst-, ivory trimmings superior Turkey Tnoroeco *hopping bint r'ladiss' high cut balmoral booee."7

For a Club of 00 Ohs of the fo'llbirlng articles, viz: Blace.or colored alpaca dress p,ut .rn: ono piece of bleaclted or brown shfteting engraved, silver.plated,' O.bettle reVolving castor 3}^ yards superior cashmere for1 (iants and »ost pattern extra heavy honeycomb qnilt t*o fancy colored tea spread* pair .gorit's calf booth yards farmers' good wool frockln%i fkney cashmete plaid dress pattern best 'quality baltnoral skirt rosewood brass alarm clocki ifv'ies' all wool cloak pattern basket fur moff wool double shawl. 9x12 reoord page and' engravinge S .yams double width water proof cloaking sat ivory handle knives, with silver'plated forks. bee set of lacS curtains

For a Club of 100, of tha fol lowing ar'icles, b: 4y«rdi doubla width clOak log or ccatlpg 2 lsrgt, flce, bleafhed llBen jtable" covers, with 1 dos. large eiked dinner nipklnt to^ jiatch 25 yards spisdnid' tiemir 6arifetfBg, good colors extra qaaniit7'til%ck or alpaca dress pat* terna"

QUO

largi piefe .of-jspjierior quality extra

width SliSe reg pair gtnt'j estr noois, best qual lty iiivur httnttofiJUaJttl'jiTi'tStit^evftf witch 4ne dci. ivxj haridlejl eteel biWSd knives a»d/orks" silvor-plated'e^grRvel'6 botUe revQlvilw^castor, with cut glass bottled splo'ndid violin, Ddx and bow, complete single barrai ohot'gun Sacon'i slX:b»rrnl tevolver p^r^Buperior white-Wool tfed alf «w'best silver plated forks, common sdtse :eewiag nnd embroldoring machine two heaiy hon^y comb qalltB splendid family Blblo, reC9rd &ftd photograph page. For largrer dnbk the vftlae incisases lntlte same'ratio.

Cataisgne of (Jbodfl and Snimple sent to any ad dress raK£. Send n»oney by registered letter-u Adofreis all orders to

Wholesale Dealers In French German and ling, lish Dry aud Fancy Goods Outlery.'Plated Ware Albums Leather Goods,'Sc.

.if} "*0 eiadpSTflui jrft!

^MEKIOAK

WALTHAM

WATCHES'.

THE BEST1. TH1JQI1EAPEST

,... ,f

at to. js tiMiqstitf nf fif *vj

The extensive kisa of these Watches. by Ejiilway Condueturs, Bnglneers, nud Ekprwsmen. tBe mott exacting clasi of watoh-wearets, hue ifttcmghly demonstrated the strength, steadiness, dtu^bliity and accuracy of the Waltham Jrotch. T« satb^ that clsss in all thee inspects is to decfide the question as to the real value of these timekeepers

More than 3i)0 000 are speaking for themselves In the pockets of the peopU. Imports Watches are made ett'a'n expensive ay tem, in small numbers, bnt by nutaerous ma kers, and are placed in the market here by an Importer who first decures a MONOPOLr OF SALE OF SOME OSE MANU

FACTOBB.

To tho Manufacturer's, profit most bo added Oestof Importation. A Castom-hnuse rlaty of 25 |.er cent, payable in Gold.

A profit of at least 26 per cent, to tt-e Importer, another profit to thejdbber thus nearly doubling the cost of the imported wacch.

At Waltbam, Watches are manufactured on a large scale, under one roof and system of super vi*ion aad management, thereby saving many of tlje rxpeusoe n. cesssr ly incurred iu small establishments henee their great 'cheapness.

All re'ipfctable dealers now sell Waltham Watche- and competition, as all tbe world knows, la favumble to ama'l profit*, The trade is satis fle ', because, though toe profit on each watch is small, the demand is large a all are saleable.^

VnHmpuious importers oecasionAlly place a worthless Swiss Imitation in the market. To avoid Imposition, the purchaser should invariably demand a certificate of irsnninencs*, signed by tha treasurer of the American Watch Company—B. E. BOBBINS.

There are different grades orflnish in the different varieties of Watches made by the Waltham Company,!** the? areiliffircnE'SlkfS and shapes to suit alt- tustes and mo»ns bat ovsrs Watch thiit beafs' the genuine tja .e mark of "WALT. HAM" Is gnarrauteod to be'a good onei andnbii a id to it Kvery Watch Fully Wsra&Ud^

For sale by all fitst-class dealers in the United 8ate end British Provinces. Tjrtai X^OBBINS .& APPLET

dsw8m

OK,'.

'•i-Ti 1S2 Broadway, /new York

Atk for Waltham Watcht and iake no other. IT IS TBE BJJ8TI If IS T^E CHEAPEST

CELEBRATED SCOTCH tlRAKITK MOWUBSIHS. This material Is JmiwrMaU*. It ia llu

MMT

BUgaM and tutimptibleof

TS«

tight*

any known material. Its chief eonstitMttts ate She same as Cleopatra's Needle, and Porapey's Pillar, at Alexandria, in t^ypt, wliicb itilj re nsh Mta|goMt

THE BATA6X8 OF CEKYVKfEH, The superior beauty and durability Of tUa material Is causing a demand-for It in the Eastern States, whertiil Sa being adopted by the woaUhler assee in preturenre to the Italian Marble.

A specimen ol this Granite may lie sum at tbe Adams express OOee. Orders and inqairies srlll meet with prompt. «tutioo. Address, JtMB O.'WILSON,

O Hni TM. T«rri. tnH.

gTEAMv

Harper, WUson Co., 173 Broadway, H. Tj

Xhtihl

DYB HOUSE,

H. CLABEDGE

Bee returned to this- eisr, and Btted up 8u»si Dyeing and Scouring Establishment, at. il^a «U Stand, Vo. 8 North fonrth.StreSt, where he .will feepleeteed hU Old friends, and as ntany new ones as may favor him with their patronage 85dtf

Attorneys at Low, Omcx.—Ho. 82 Sain Street, np stairs. Mltttf

Wm. E. McLEAN,

AtfaDrsey srnd Counaellor atXiaw,

OITICK.—NC.86

DEBILITY, SKTUAT DIS-

KA8£j, itc. —Send your adaress oc stamped eiiVflop«anl ask far circular ot ''Pbthalogy."— Direct to

ABIIRICANNEWS CO., 121

Nassau St.,

fieaenl

Qnachery JCtpoSflt.®1•'

12. Crosby street, N. Y.

or ::q tl

Main Street. decfldly

xtrzsT.

Wtectiijtti

T7^

•id I

Dry aaid Fancy Go63i3, A WATCH, PIECE OF SH1BXING, EILK DBKSS PATJEBNS, Ac.. Ac.,

ld htole AgeIk

0 FTI CK-^-McKeen*S Block, np stairs, beloW H*sonic Hall. jslHst.

PHYSICIANS.

Orrias—N(H^hSMSt eornefof Foarth and Al^ia streour{over oodna's Oiotklag Mtara.) Beside nee K*. S& North.fourth S^eot^ oeMdt

Our friends will readily, notice our Eres" „ontB for 30 and 60 Clubs ore now, more than equal in value to CLub» 1 iin value to CJluba of,60 and rfsci 100 reapectivelj of oth- «K|' 1 er flrni8^»i!Uf.S .-?M 1 v.. .. .. I 1 l&>Please JE^amine.

DENTISTRY,

t. H. BAjtTHOiOMKW Scaosox awn

MBCIAIDCAII

E N I

Sneesssor io 9r: D. ^57 Bftttn.8l.« Battonal Block, 'T^re~Haat«'ll Int: fmWdtf

J)K. a 0: "MNCaliN,

The Oldest^ EstsbliAed Dentist

4.-.

In Terre Haniet

Haring hsl upwtrds Of eighteen years' expe rUuee in Dentistry, heUesalritsl that hex glVe satisiketlon lu ill

gtJoOBssoa *o na. s. S. tttrta, .. I

HOTELS.

gUMTIN HOCSB. IC1I9HA AOAMWII D. A.CONOTU. Pro?#

SontheMt Ooraer PahJicr Sqnare,

Terre Hant^ raEB. oifaiaDs to in raoa' au.

QTfcWUM i"! KJ Moai'nwEST 'CoB. Puauc -j^qpaaa,

*. B. Hroib^ Proprietor.

0ST The gtrc^t. pars rani past Utis House Otery fifteen mlniites. trom 6fe'olock a. ,i»., tlU |2 F. mfltf 1.1 •. «j a A W ri,

rjifASic fioiffsi?.0, ji Vy ooaaxa or jiBaT a]p onio srBirrs. X0 irffe. W: B. DBIfFlTH ...^...^re^prleMr

MgM

Office bf'Marshall',-Mont:zainl and Palestiae ilachiilnea. i' Free Boss to and .from all Trains, no ovWdtj

TEJELBBaHAUTBHOUSE,

(-j

Allen, Hawes & Co., a 15 federal $t,, Boston, 9fasa P.O. Box C,

a jr a

ROS1ZS FA

o. urnu

MUZZY & SAJ'FEXX 1^1 ATTORNKV8 AT IiAW.

Pmtt IH^awoWOS^IjtBtls HWMS. Cells promptiy attended dajer alght. Patients received in reception room. Particular alteation paid io d&easM- of femalie and children.' It is my idtaalitm tbmake tUs city pe/ssaaeSt »*sldenov «-*4*f.

OrriCE—Corner of Main and over tbeKaUoaai StaieiUnk^ ButOkVOB—Chestnut St', between 6th and 7th mlSlyT TKSitH HA UTS. IND.

r\B. DAtJQHfiKTY, Pbyalolan and Spfise^,-.]. TERRE )IAUX|C,. INW* Will attend promntly to all prefeesional calls, ia the city and eonnny.

•jjai itti}* $

t?J,

OPfft:»i-Oa Ohio between Sd and 4tk 8AreetJ aplMJf

ifL

•a. c. aci sir, ',3 •JLCSIiJ!

JACOB BCZS. -J) NATIONAL HOUSE, COB. SIXTH AM* 1/UtMBrtMtr, TERBK HAU

TJ^

jAwiimite This Howie has been thorpnghty refarnlsto^ ,, my23dwly Wg. .-nsfrSSi V' .v.:

STBBBTS,

QFerre. Haute* Indiana. Thie &otpl h»s'Teoently b«^Ua4, and pnti flrst-elaif drdsr, ofMring Mcoamopfttlont ?uu{ passed In the State. mmuer Timlnv, Prep'h.

UNDERTAKERS-

:A'

."»P9b

A .c?:: AL i*

tTNB^BTAiKEHL ts prepared to execute' I or4ers in. his line wicb neatness and dJspatohc jrnsr of third and Ohersv treats, Terrs Haute, Indiana. JanSO-A-dWtf in 'i i, i. ,i. I i. TX7AiiRKN'S IMPitOYBD

TT ROOFING. We are prepared to pat this Hoof, and rant it for Ave years. This is the beft a&i eat Boof in use, and is lire-proof. Gallon

»tlj a i'J-£•?.*

O N E N A

THE

UNDBKSIG^BD is Agent for fee

TUST REOEiVBD 3 -it -W'R^'lefc Aii.fi!\!7 iirHfi-Xi -ttw. iidi Sfili OS QY 1Mb tM 7''1.1'.: :ii .ufru'T'i

Iiia W I'~N.I8

JOSEPH STRONG

if 5

Wo. 109 Haln Street. pmm&bad! i- t.ejr ti Is»iiO wtl -9s tit Met sSW be 3^»TI

A Single One Will lost tl

•m A was-

prairie Qlty Planing Mill* corner ef *th A Mulberry Streets^ iaSdtf

Oherrvet, strebetween 3d end ith. olMly

u.M RID v-f '-?u jy HHob

leosfsd

CLITT A WILUAKBj

HOWAKD MANNING

Carriage Fatntln aiAuna, pmi-ntNiirti, Mixed palate, of rrsry deedHptloB,' Tarnishes, Putty, *o., always oa kaad, and for sale on ttjs most reasonable tarsss.

CHTS

'-•*&

jfyh

ALWAYS ON KAXD a

LARGE A8SQMTMEWW-

ot aQitutit*$oO

vmmmm

Irtioq a nsnW !iii-

Of Every Description^ sold

at Wholesale or iletail.

iM fdatsn. a roiissjBVJill

Asft .rn 1

JOHI H. B£1Z, &i»tf*B Block, Ko« 60 M»ia Street, Terre H&nto, Indiana, WOST esspeetfnlty reoam*s*de*s weU selaoS-

ns, of dlfle

ting Tarns, of dUEsreat klniis. Bdss Wiy aw-

wanwtt^ •speotfhtly

to call and iuspect tl far Goods, and tha highest ostSldawtf

and tha highast market ratss paid.

A* FACT ND AGENCY.

Wahave on hand a fae stock of Sash, Doors BUnds, of out own HaatUA'.tBKt «TUch wa icHId K. V. 800TT. 0*0: (!.

at a very small sdvaaee on )et.

udBUa wHrsali

We Warrant our vHIO^QO?^ CO

to be superior to aay ever before olbnJww market.

'tiasssaimimatm

tnwi

Benefit onr«elyie we warrant ail oar work, tjw We also keep on hand, and, manufacture to o¥-' deT, Window aad Door frames, KoaldingS and •my variety of flhtohieg IamMr "Sol la JkaUd.

lag.

OLIFT WILLIAMS. PBA1BIB 01TV PLAHIlfO MlULS. falOdtt

Drsg saS rrescrlpUes Stprt.

,i1? (vT"J slmao »iS tad

O. agTeu-anv

»8ncce#ebr »o *AC*H A SlttTH,)

Main Street, bet. 8th and 9th, DBALftft til "''i' Ym iM* Drugs. Chemicals, I 1ye Stuff y, "1' Patent Medicihes Qila, Paints, -, Glass Lamps, Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles,

Every Description. ',

K. r1 it. 11 j,, PKKSOBIPTION8 carefully compounded at all bntirs, day or-night. -r—- ITdtfi jefi*iaii sS .MH I *4

COLGATE & CO S satToilstMsp* irspsrsa by killed Workmen,

IMi. the

BEST MATERIAL*!, dareknawnaelhe STANDARD hyMders Cnatammn. Sold everywIieSr «4dwly

JbOf. ii

THE

FIR8T

PREMIUM

or a Silver Jfodal

4^^ WAS AWABDED TO

__ BARREH'S HAIR RESTORATIVE

Af By the N. H. 8bite AfrteultnraT flotfetA lt» Fair, holden In Nashua, Sept. I, "•FT VQ WLWH

A S S

Vegetable Hair Restorative motet the prowth of the Hair chances roots io their

aifalt the popular ana reu able article th oat the Sooth.

fii'J

W O

J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors,

XAftCdjUTER, ». U.

li^RD*saittu,uotoego,OeiWrafiVerth-^os nAgents. -.v

HI.-

OCTiTiTR USB ilsJUifc

ZHKLABOS OF WKITOTe 18 BBBDCHD, flmliir tMtamtty la Obtained. ^4

Eaae,l$Uga.nceand Beauty acquired. HOWIY, PUiSIIBE AN) PROFIT CWSIITB. The Best, Cheapest and mioct Durable lit rtrtunentt for Wiitii4*«w used. •Jail t' jfoaw iu") (fuuxtL* 8ENT BY MAIL SAFELY.

JViess, JOTr CM* m* IJWUT*.

Ho Trateliaa Agents En»t»loyed. OAaaAyoanBlQaaVsaaapMlly adaytod to: jonr hand andstyle at wiMac. ot ansloee stamp Isrcbnnlar. rsm

M» «q«ds tt MAiite «i(4 TCJF SEAT*?'UWIITF »I1 ®*W TOBT

DOCTTOR WHITTI£B,

ADiploma

RTCULABIJT MUU PHTBIULAM.es hiwhioh hangs in his oBce will show has made

(MtcnU IHuttei Ot*

W«

a. £oa

i-i

bhf bad ccf c3

Choice Teas •j* f®*8! iAmyrwmx •Mir, ivrto^» »c.vJ

IEKJOI

i' oi

MHB..--

be a

Ufa

than any other.Ohronic Dfseas

Physictnn. finch of his practice has been of a private oa tare. %UH«Anari«,Olssi flMgSn, «lI Urt eery Jfisnsss,

8/fWie or

Threat, BM*

ata a call. Shop ofe

lfewrial 4/ecMoas

er gsasi

N I O N A 1 A N

TLOUB BTOBS.

FRAJ^H: HEIITIG A BKO Mannfsotnress of all kinde of

ORAOKEBS. and Dealers Inn O E I E S

On Itafi^yette IM., between Oanai aad JDepot,

S E A

d^Odly v- INDIANA.

GRIMES:& ARCHER, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, (SPOCBSSOBS TO

SffaWAM

AMD

aSOOM.)

omo-«T6r n»via Brnf Store, Cor. Main and 3d 8treats..Terrs Hante, Ind. malSdtf

VTWV~

JfAFBRYAN«j

JOB PRINTER,

115 MAIN ST.

tift*-t

SOLICITORS.

QHABLBa WBKBE & CO.,

S0LIC1T0KS OF PATBNTSf OOUH8BLLOHS Aij^ATIMT LAW^ 6« l^tait t&^aad rAum urittB.T. .. imc*~9x MASt-mxjuja amcr,

ladtanapelii, laiiaaai

Onr fikdllties for procuring Patents are not ez« ssidsd by any eetabllahmant in the United Btates. All kiads of Models bnllt to order. [dl«d6n

Q*nvjtfa4oet/ig CarvfUU^ Done i# Abstracts of T\tle furnished, Loans ne

ijwvann odt

FOB MALE.

Desirable risldehiSe on South iitUt sireet.— Oyer S acres of ground, well set with fraU and shrubbery. Price, $7,000 terms favorable,

New frame house, and lot, W1W1 tee/, (O itraw berry Hill. Very cheap.

Twe lots ia Dean's Addialea, feiy ctaap

•Tlw acres, east'df Slagitn*»

200acres, Smllee east, knuwu as. t^o 'JUossc Farm," all fenced, will iispi^f^t good areadew woods pasture and. 1st timbor.. A flrst-eias farm.

60 Balidlnr Uu,a|)oiulat.tk« tltyte«(tbM —good size—Tow prKs and fuv Hble termed

House aqd lot, ou let tuirth of tfiark House—5 rooms, clertff-a, large nalMa, AC. rtict TT.*OL^,,:TERNIS«A«J -RTE VA

Mortgage and Kotee'

A,UAJu—at

i.tt, 7 ./

bl^ discoL n:

cheap.. Jf 1,1* -••'i'i: f+st.-ih Keal lS»tat&"&<ltoniilk

v,.\

HENDRICH.&

Office oTor First. Xatioaal Baiikj-stfJU. O rm»T Fourth ana Main HtreeU,

Haute,B ind. .1# :ii'. "flt -wit

ts -SMrr^ii btrn 9"»s» wrUMt itsi Abstracti of titl* fBrnisbed, ZmUH Begotiated, »&4

Mowqt

invested, nsu a

\tiib tm stciir pROPitwrr, ***},* tony

JUotaia Uuton's Addition to Vena Hante HOOSB and lot, east 0. io street. ftonse!and lutein KoMatraiti'e Addltltioa,' Hoa-uand lot in Sibley's addition.on 6th street, House and lol in lie sos addition on 8th street, Hons* and lot onipoplar, between Sth a*d 7th streets, tMne'aod lotos Aorth'6thf'beiweeh'Vfi'srut

"t&",K'.VSw.i'.t.wf OOOWTT PBOPEBTt.

-Ii

J. & H. A., DAVIB. Amenta fot IWre Hante, Ind. oo»lMw0m

The Pan ia Klgtttler than tfci sVorfl .''

D0 FOT iPEAM OTtTi ad .." To .'••• WK-'i

V*RN OT89 AFRES ILL HCM^'BREEL^T^SIFITP, 173 Mret In LLatoa jQ^iuhtf.

S Aerea below tho Rolling Kilt, we*a iid canal. J«|S9dtt

FOUNDRIES.-

Tho undersigned have formed

VIGO FOUNDRY

MACHfNE^'SHOPI

Notice of Co]Partuer^|iip.

Co-Partnership

the above works uiidar tho

name

aud style ot

#EATH, UAGER A CO. tstoapi XnginustUiii Oearing-. MaeMtitry-or-e*-ery'Bescrlptioa, and all kinds of Iron and fiui Castings, mad* to order, at the*) WoAA, sJtnktfd near the Terre Hante^A todtsaspoLu. audiAke Bvansvllie A Crawfordlville KaitrikJT5?iwt^

KB" itcpairing promptly attended to.

ana

has a Onlou-wide repntation. having bene

latum

OttkUk, MtmUt or Suphtrt

also, the eflhots of a Solitary Hahlt, rninonat Body and Mind, producing blotches, debility, im potency, disainess, dimness of sight, coafosloa.o (dsns, evil fbreboainx, aversion to society, loss memory, weakness, an., not atl theee in any'oa. aase.bnt nil ooonrnng Creqnently in various cases •^Accommodations ample, eharges moderate oares gnarantaed. OonSnltatioas by letter or ofllee, free. Most oases can be preperly treaty, ty HenstrnaUonand PreffnaiMy, 8e. without an interview, and medicines, sec ore trou observation, sent by mail or express. No hlrr Irance to bnstasss in most oasss.

Addries Box SOM, St. I«nis, Mo. Honrs—8A. M. to 8 P. M. Offloe permnnentl located at Mo.617 8t.0harles.8treet,betwsen Sltti and Seventh,one sqnare Sonth of Lindell Hotel, retired spot in the oentre of the oiw.

Oonsnitatlon roeBi, and rooms for the ecooiu modetion of snoh patients as require daily parsot si attention.

IVKBTBODT

Oan get, In sealed letter envelope|iQ7 Theory Symptoms andTisatmsnt of Kerrons.TOnary'an

soaiNMsn^e«a|«aMiiM WHlUMISIllg S*«t I l|IH|lipW oonditfens, with iuli Symptom Lists, for tw three-cant postage stamps to prepay pestage.Oiroolar for Ladies,relating t* Diseases of Pnber aprfidswly.

OBIKEBS SOLIClTfilD JAft. 3EATU X. B.II4ril?8: anlTdwrta.

a0t

i. u. Mc'saraasB.1

a U-H. BISAtWtl

:!a^iM«t»fil

NSISIia^d.

PHE9iIX FOUXDU1 aSD——. "',"'"7.

a S |KeE!lfresli, Oengier

A Oo.¥ v..

3. E. cor. 9th A Eagle Hta., near

p""T|tf

TKBKE HAUTE, INP._

Maanfcotnrersof Staam tngiiMa, Mill Maclrinn ry, Honse Fronts, fire Fronts, and Oircnla* .Stm Mills.' 'aT?-

Speclal at ten tion paid to the roanothotnreand repaif of Brass WOrt, Patent OOce Models ScT Wcar^ also prepared to cut Toothed 'o* Ocfe Oearlngs of either Oast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brass, in tha most perfect manner.

MP* Bepairingdone promptly. Ail parties eonnefctod with this estabruiuue^t being Practical Mechanics of severai«yeacs esspsri eno'e, we'feel safe in saying that we can tender fail satis taction to our customers, both lnpotat of workmanship and price.

The highest price paid for all 6!d scrap'YhSn delivered at the "Phoenix Ponndry," neir the Passenger Depot.

MoKLPRESH, DXNOLXB

00.

ang64d6mwtf ,,r

•gAGLE JRUB ffORKS, Oo*N*B TIBST ANU WAUNCV frnuuv^t TEHKB HAUTE, fNl)!,

WM. J. BALI & CO., Proprietors, (SDCOBSSOBS TO Josaan OBOSB*()A VI I SIAJJPFAOTDRKKS OFL

Portable 4 Stationary£ngines

LOUBIHQ AUD SAW MILL MAOHlVSBr,

tiOBN-WBUHH ARB CANK M11L8 AllII kg. CHINKB! SKNEiUUI, Irom and Brass CasUngt, Ae„ Ae.

Having an extensive Cgtabliafcaart, wall stoib. Jd and in fnll operation, we an pieiar-d to do ail kinds of work in onr line, In the best style, and at short notice.

ORDERS SOJLIOITKU Janl3d3mwly

aastdWIil'W «ii»v

Drug and Prescription Stor^

l:talpir*£a ti#'t ,5«if

IRA* GROVEIC JCI

Woald snnonnce to the cltlsecs of Terre Hante and vieinlty, that h. Sas opened at

ItfQa 40 ^onUb ft'onrth St.(

OPPOMTJt THI MAJtKBT liOVBBg A Fall aadweU Saieeted StooA utf ,-ls

PURE DHU6S ANO MEDICINES,

ChemieaU, DITs and"Dye Staffs,

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