Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 April 1868 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS-

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Fndar Morning, April 3d, 1868.

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F. CLA POOXi, of Fayette.

tor ELECTOa, SIXTH B18JBICT, Cawaik K. E. B03K, of Lawrence. COKTlJiOEXT, Colohel JOHN T. 6MUH, of Orwae.

Gkn. CART S saying, in his late speech in Cincinnati that "the more I see of public men, the better lam satisfied that party slavery is the meanest servitude on earth," in highly commended by Democratic journals. GARY was brought to thiB conviction by attempting to serve two masters—a thing which the Scriptures tell us can not be done. No doubt he finds it the hardest, if not the meanest, servitude on earth.

A Democratic Legacy.

The Journal publishes a table of prices of provisions before the war and prices now which clearly demonstrates that the Democratic rebellion has added from 50 to 100 per. cent, to the cost ot living. Among the items in the indictment on which that party has been tried, convisted and sentenced was that of robhing tbei poor man of his scanty loaf by enhancing tbe price of food bevond bis moans.

The Woo Fork World say* it is a« absurd to dream that Judge CHASK could be induced to accept & Democratic nomination, «s thut the Domocratic party could be induced to bestow It. In proportion as be iay« off tl.o character of a partisan and devotes himself with singleness of purpose to tbe duties of a judge, tbo Democratic party will forget old difference and take greater pleasuie in honoring tbe magistrate liift'i it ever did ia opposing the politician. But he and the Democrat* alike scorn tbe shallow impertinence of the tecent repor's and speculations.1'

IT is Dot true, as hat been repeadedly stated, ih it Judgo CHASE

Democrat before the "Free Soil" epoch. He was originally a Whig, and he voted for Harrison in 1840. He has never been greitiy oppre639U by ''slavery to party.'1 It may bo said that ha never '•belonged" to any political org«ni*ation. He would probably bocome a sorrant of the people under tho m«pic*3 of any party powerful enough to elect him, provided he oould be left to aot with rrasonabitJ freedom. He hasnei, we apprehend, "dismissed tbe Presidency from his mind."

WE have irotn the .Naohviile Banner one of tbe mi?s: moderate of the papers published in tbo interest of tbe unreconstructed—the following response to the speech made by O. C. Buaa in favor of assassinating GltAKT. 0HEBMA1T, 0CHOFIELD, and tbe lUdical members of Congress. Too Banner says:

Strange aa it may appear, Buch sanguinary language as that just quoted is far from being calculated to meat general approval down this v/ay, notw:tbstand Ing tbe fact that we are oppressed by despotism, both national and State,^ more oruel than ever yet broke (he spirit of a oonquered people. We may still be, in ibe radical acceptation of the term, "rebele," but we never were, never can become assassins, nor the apologist,of W jftiiine.

Important Decision-

A very interesting suit has been decided by tho Supreme Court of the United States, whioh is of importance as touching the claims of Northern creditors upon parties in the South for debts contacted before the rebellion.

The case, which camo up on from a Circuit court in Arkansas, was an action on a oontract between citizons of New Hampshire and a citicen of Arkan sas, and the question presented to the decision of the Supreme court was, whether the time during which the court of Arkansas wore closed on occount of the re bellion, is to be excluded from the com* putation of the time fixed by the etatute of limitation!, within which suits on contract may be brought.

The Arkansas court gave judgement for the plain tiffi, ruling that tho action was covered by th? statute. Tbe Supremo court, on appeal of the defendant, held that between citizens of two States at war all debtTare *uspended, and also tho statute of limitations and that the late rebellion having been doclared to be a civil war, and to give belligerent rights to the parties, carried with it all tho incide^u thereto, and euspended the statute of limitations between citizna of two of our States, one in rebellion itnd the other not.

By this decision the judgment of the infori court is sustained and ulmportanl principals is established.

Ibe Bill Bedactng Tax on Manutoo tares. It would be rash to predict that, If the House and Senate can agree upon the bill reducing tax on manufactures, the President will not veto it, but it would be equally rash to affirm that be will sign it There are tomo rousons why he Bbould approve of it, and some why be should not. The favorable influences may be supposfd to be the fact that the icdr.stry of th^coumry needs this remission of a heavy burden, and the policy of propitia« ting the manufacturing interest,' to a man in Mr. JOHNSON S position, ice important matters. On the other hand, there may arise in opposition certain things? Mr. MCCullccei is opposed to the bill, fearing that the amount of revenue released by Its provisions will be so great that the Treasury will be in serious difficulty.-— The bill also contains a direct imputation upon the revenue officers appointed by tb* President, and proposes new regu

lations to reach the frauds, of which they are supposed to be guilty. Finally, the bab|t of yetoiog is becoming inveterate with the President, and it ia like the green-eyed monster, jealousy, which doth make the Jmeat whereon it feeds. There mlgbt be 'contiderablo discussion upon the probabilities attending the fate of this bill, but it may be considered as already passed, provided that tbe report of tbe Committee of Conference is ratified by the Senate^ If not signed or allowed to become a law by the expiration of ten days witout signing, or if returned as vetoed, it will nevertheless become a law, because it may be assumed that Congress will sanction it, despite the objections of the President, and with little ceremony.

The bill, as agreed upon by the Conference Committees, shows tbe effect of compromise between the two Houses, and is not exactly in the shape originally determined by either. All the articles introduced by the Senate as taxable have been omitted, except the tax on trade-mark articles, or those which have the name of the manufacturers thereon. The House triumphs upon this item, however, by making the lability to tax to commence when the tales reach five thousand dollars. The Senate suceeds in its amendment to have the tax on refined petrole um oils reduced to two and a half per cent. The House amendment in relation to whisky frauds and frauds of internal revenue officers has been toned down ''considerably. In its original shape, as reported by thS Committee on "Ways and

Means, it made all honest distillers sureties for tbe good behavior of all other distillers, honest or dishonest, and proposed to punish those who might regard the law f..r the c.times of others who did not. This stringent proposition has nut been sanctioned to tbe extent originally suggested, The new section adopted by the Committee, and agreed to by the House, provides that upon its being ascertained that sptriu ar* selling in any district at less than the amount of tax ana such sAles have oontiaued for more than ten days, the Commissioner of In teinai Revenue ehull institute an inquiry into the circumstances, and into tho busi nees and conduct of the Kevenue officers in tbe district, and it such state ot affairs contiuue tea days longer, all tho distil leriea In tbe district shall ba closed. Tuey oannnt ba permitted, after that, to resume business, either under bond or with any other pretoxt or arrangement, until relieved by the Commissioner ?f Internal

Kevonue. A moat Important feature of the proposed law is that in relation to penalties, which is more stringent than anything yet devised to punish whisky frauds..fiyery distiller, who engages in the busi ness with intent to defraud the United States, is liable to iorfeit his establishment and all the spirits on hand, with flue and imprisonment—the former not less than #600, or more than than $5,000, and the latter from six months to three years, at the scrttlou of the court

United States revenue officers, guilty jf gross neglect in the discharge of their duties, or of conspiracy and collusion with others to defraud the United States, or of allowing any person to defraud, or of do iog or omitting' something w^ioh will help any one to defraud, or signing false certificates of return, or of concealment of Knowledge of Jraud on the part of any person, are liable to fines between $1,000 *nd$5,0U0, and imprisonment not less than one month or more than three years, Taken in all things, this bill is very strin gent, at least in these sections which bear upon the frauds in whisky, and if adopted it will have its effect in a more positive and direct manner than any law yet devised to operate upon this matter.

Modern Spiritualism and Free Love— here They Came From—Greeley and Brisbane tbe Founders. [From tbe Oneida Couleitnce Circular.]

Albert Brisbane imported Fourierism directly from Paris, where he studied un der Fourier himself and his ablest disciples. His publications, from 1840, and onward, excited wide and eager interest, and the thrill of enthusiasm for social change which Owen's schemes had pro' duced in 1823, was repeated with hundred fold power in 1842. Horace Qreeley sym pathized. The columns of the Tribune were opened to Brisbane, and a systematic exposition of the charms of scientific association was spread befpre enthusiastic multitudes. The result-was that in 1843 there was a great uprising of the young and enterprising spirits of the country in favor of asocial revolution. Fourier' millenium seemed surely coming, and very near. Associations were commenc ed in all parts of tbe country. Their plans deviated more or less from strict Fourierism, hut they all sought the great object of Fourierism and OweniBm, and all other social innovations, viz: The substitution of large households for small, which, in the long run,' must result in tbe abolition of private familyism.

Tho foremost and brightest of the associations that rose in the Fourier excitement was that at Brook Farm, near Bostotj. The leaders were men whose names ire now high in literature and politics. Ripley, Dana, Channing, Dwight and Hawthorne are specimens of the list! Most of them W$ro from the Unitarian school, whose headquarters are at Boston and Cambridge. The movement really issued as much from transcendental Unitarian ism as from Fourierism. It has a press, and at one time undertook propagandists by missionaries and lectures. Its periodical—the Harbinger was ably ooaducted and very charming to all enthusiasts for progress. .Our Putney school, which had not then reached communism, was among the admirers of this periodical, aod undoubtedly took an Impulse from its teachings. The Brook Farm Association, as the leader and speaker of the hundred othsrs that rose with it, certainly coctrtbuted most largely to the effect of the general movement begun by Brisbane and Greeley. But the remarkable fact, for the sake of which 1 am railing special attention to it, is, that in its didactic function it brought upon tbe public mind not Qnly a new socialism but anew religion, and that religion was Sweden borgianism.

But the spirit of such an active people as tbe Tankee could not reoeive an old and foreign philosophy like Swedenborg1! without reacting upon it aod adapting it to its new surroundings. The old hfflatus must have a new medium. In 1843 tbe new movement whioh commenoed at Brook Farm, was in full tide In 1847 the great American Swedenborg, A. Davis, appeared, and Professor Bush gave him the right hand of fellowship, and introduced him into tbe office of the medium and representative

identical in essence. Spiritaali»mje 8we^ denborgianism Americanized. A.: J. Dtif vis began as a medium ot Swedfenbofljk received from him his commission and|nspiration, and became-an independent seer and revelator, only because, as a son, he outgrew his father* -The eaaalicisBt

Modern Spiritualism, which I thus hold and prove to be Swedenborgianibm "gone numbers its converts by mil-

lions. The Spiritual Register for 1889 estimated the number of actual spiritualists in America at 1,500,000 those who have more or less fuith in the doctrine, but do not openly espouse it, 4,000,000 public advocates, 1,000 mediums, public and private, 40,000 places of public meetings, 1,000 books and pamphlets, 500 periodicals, 30.

And these millions carry in their hearts, and carry out more or less in their lives, the phildsophies and moralities of Swe* denborg. .Especially are they busy wjth his doctrines of eternal dualism, mating by affinity, and the right of search. What will be the end?

The politician^ arc threatening the Mormons in the far-off wilderness, while marriage is dying here in their midst. It was struck with death in 1843. It was not killed by the Mormons, or the Shakers, or the Oneida Communists, but by Swedenborg. and the Spiritualists. On its tombstone might be written—Died by visitation of Hades.

In my correspondence with Bush I said that the object of Swedenborgianism was lo destroy the Bible. But the worst things have good ia them. My final opinion is, that while the devil meant destruction to the Biblb, God meant destruction to marriage, in preparation for the kingdom of tmveu. "i

A Down E&st Savant. 1

Probably not one in 100 ever heard of Willard Small. In many respects he renemblea Elihu Burritt, tbo learned Black smith. Ho is the sou of a poor farmer, was born in Auburn, Me., and now, a farmer himself, live3 there. Crowing up as ull poor framers' sons grow up, in constant toil, be was generally regardedi by his acquaintances as a stupid, inert fellow, who never would amount to anything. But the hunger for knowledge was gnawing liia mind incessently. At the age of 19 he bought his first book, a copy of Legendre's Geometry, having earned the money lot tho purcbese by hieing corn at onocsnt per 100 hilli, after his regular day's work was done. Before he reached thu age of 22, he bad gone three times through Mecanique Celvste At the age oi 31 iiexouidJttad 31 languages readily, and speak. fiuOfitly seven or eight it Uhis rule to learn one language pur year. He is one of th" very few Sanscrit scholars in

America- Some 10 or a dozen years ago be went abroud and traveled extensively His mind seemed to have been originally mathematical: but his proficiency as a linguist shows that he has not, neglected other departments of learning. And In addition to purely ccholarly acquirements, he has mastered tbe science of law. His industry is almost like that of a machine there is no intellectual difficulty that can appall, no mental labor that can weary him. In the preparation of those little papers for Oliver Optic's Magaaine," which would not make a quarter of a col umn in this paper, he puts more work than i3 given to many magazine articles] drawing information from all languages and all authorities. He is now 36 years old, six feet, two inches In bight, in his stockings, and weighs 230 pounds. In the field he leads the "crew," and his pfcy aical strength may be estimated from the fct that hejifts 500 pounds with ease. He sleeps not more than five of tho 24 toours, and is strictly temperate in ail re«pects, using no liquor nor tobacco. It a common question among his friends* What is bis object in life 7 To this, as to most other interrogatories, he returns no direct answer, but says he has an object in life, which will appear in ggod time. He i3 married aod has one daughtor, nine years old, who speaks French, German, ttalian and Spanish.

General Grant.

An ezohaDge thus speaks of General Grant: General Grant will talk by tho hour upon the resources of Mexico, the beauty of its climate, its capacity for defense and the strategic routes to its strange positions. He thinks of it as of a dream of young soldierhood, that, If he could retrace life, might open up to him a personal career among the individual captains. We are, also, neversatialUd With what we have. Grant is modest, plain, and safe, and our souls upbraid him because he has not the audacity of Bonaparte or the fuss and inches of 7/iufield Qcott. The one man made a usurper, the other gave us his matured advice. "Wayward sisters of the South, depart in peace I" But this man came from the ranks as promptly as Na polean. Hi? campaign covered more territory. His victories were as decisive. When he opened the Mississippi, who shut it again When he conquered Tennesee, who retook it? When he fastened upon Petersburg, who drove him away He had not the meanness of Napoleon, who filched all the credit of his subordinates for Grant praised every worthy associate. Invidious critieism and partisanship will in vain 6oek to demean Grant by exalting his marshals. SheriIdan told me the night of the victory of Five Forks—perhaps tbe most prilliant episode of tho war—that General Grant had outlined the battle. If there is any safety in making Presidents of soldiers, Grant is the safest of all soldiers, a simple Republican, who never dreamed an attempt upon the liberties of the people, a Mefsena and Moreau toget her. President or not, this groat landscape of tbe new World is only, -a pocket map of his victories Causes" and wherefores are played out he wont

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Swede," while the HaHblnger, rejoiced over them both. Afert 1847 Swedenborglanism proper subsided, and "modern spiritualism' took its place. But the character of the two systems, as well as the history of their re-

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MW ttl&m BlTi an^ITC»irw?:3 VifUKVs philosophies which the two nave issued audGcnoanjr^n^thrcooiber standard trurk« by are identical in their main ideas abaut.in- ti.a suae author the best chaser oTeroffarod m*n tuition, love and wisdom, familiarity of the living with the dead, classification of ghostly spheres, astronomical theology, Aa. A-J. Davis is more flippant ani superficial than Swedenborg, and less respectful toward the Bible, and the paBt and in these respects he suits his customners.

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rymsao MPMBPftt-ByetndWto-

til Affti «,

ejtsa hai*vjw will by rttvra a correct idetara of your fatB'e husband or wife, with ooniu and lat of marriage, ^ddrsra W. VOX, P. 0. UiawerNo. 8, Fnltoarill-, M. T. 'CBE YOVKSSLF of DEBILIIT, SEXUAL DIB-

KASSi, Ac—3»nd your address ?n naiaprd eOTelopoand aSk fer circular of "Fh&elogy."— Direct to ^MSBIOaNMBWS CO., lUHassaa St., New Tork.

0 W /HE QUACKS EXTORT FKOB THUS CKf aKTC«AT» PATirirTS. Qoacaary £xpoee\l. See'The Pat cat's Gaide." It Ul!» JOB ho* to cored seases of the generative crgaus, In both svxe*, with slinpi^, safe and reHibl* remedl**, te b« |rn:tiN.d at any draj store, those about to marry should proenro a coupy atoace. Address Q. W. MOKTON, M. D-, 12 Crosby street, N. T. Hailod on teo«ipt o: fust»geltau pi.

WIS ARB CONING.

And will present to any person seeding 02i a Club In oar Great OWE UOIiLAB SAl^ v* Dry and Fancy Goods,

A WATCH, PIKCB OF' SHJCKTINO, SILK, ti! DBKSS PATTERNS, Ac.. Ac., '"V

Free of Cost! Our indncementi during tho pa^t few years hare beoa large. WE NOW DOUBLE OUR BATES

OF PftiiJIltllS.

Our Friends will readily notice our Proaante for 30 »nd 60 Clubs are ad^i more tban equal in value tu Clubai in value to Clubs of, &0 and ^,'100 respectivelv of -otb- ,»w

ftirPleaae Examine. Any poraoa ordering cithir of the ('.'Iflbs mentioned bolow, ?an havttheir selection of Premir.ms numornted, correspocdisg to the size of tbe Club, FRJEK OF ONE

FOJ- a (.'lab of 30, ^$3 )--Ono of thf. fol iouiug f.tt cl«n( rii: le|uiu.'dress puttern f^n. cy coloir-d b:d spread} 'Ov *lo* Turkey mortceo mbam-, UO yardi s.'ieeting striped c»»hmere de iaic« oiets pattern honey comb q'jtli all wool square aimwi sut rolid gold bosom stnds all wool faccy cajbmoro pan's and vest pattern gent's liuir guard (h tli), god trimtsings sllvej plated cbssc' bnit-r. isbl silver plated 5 ottle reVOiTiDgceaior, on foei set superior ste?!id bladed kulve* aud fix ks woraiet promoba'ie »Haw1 la* •lias' loui old piattd chain iadies' gold denuis iiug goat's beary chased solid god rlti$» solid blacH walnut work box or writicg'-dnsk extra iiujllty balin/r«l ^kirt set Jewelry, silwtve but-, iota tj Vutohi ticl'n a. (i hew} gout's cardigan Jacks' si'h'fidiii tbony Oflst-, ivory trimmings euporiar 1'nrbey morucoo shopping b»j iadlM* high cut b&lmor»l boots.

For Cl«sb 80. ($«.)—One of the follow, ing urticier, Tlz biuct. ur co'.orod alpaca' dress p.,tt-rD onepte «of bltaohed or brown sheeting «•»graved, »ilver-pl»ted, 6 bsttle rtvolvliig oaator 3^ yards »Bp rIox cajtimx^e for pants and vest ^atierz extra Lessy h^ncjcomt quilt two fiucy coloiod teJ spretid.- p^tr'gent's csJf boots 4 yards urinors' good wco^ frockin^ fanoy cashmeie plaid drets pattern) best quality balmoral hklri rosi-woud brae* alarm clock lailas' alt w»ol clcak pattern silver.pla'ed cake or' eard basket for muff or' o^pe ladUs* fashionable wo 1 doobleshawl splendid clasdud family Blblo, 9x12 record xage and engraviog»| 3 yarns double wl.nh water prcof cloauing set i^ot-y baadJe Knives, with nllver plated forks one set of labs curtains.

For a Unb of lOO, #10.—One of the fol lowing ar'icie#, v(z Ijfirilo doublo width oldak ,g or coatioV 2 large, flue, Meaclied linen table ou-vers, »lti 1 doz. large sic-d olnB?r napkins to /iatc) 25 yards .epleduid homp cat^etiog, good colors xtra q'lBLtity clack oralpioa dress iatlern oae larga piece of stiperi.r quality extra wUtu si.ae ing pair g»nt'd oait boots, best quality tiiVtr Lnntiut -e ued patent lew-r witob ,one di.a. ivory hiV'dicd St .ol bladed knives and forks silv»r.pl»te(l.viii!rftv.ii 6 bottle ruv'olvlng castor with cut glasl bottl splendid Tlolin, box and oow, .onuloto| angle /mrn i-hot gun Bacon's six birrd iexlteci [.air superior white, wool biunfce.e hiceftir inuii and oapo aWlcr plated engraved ic* pitcher, with salver yaHs all wool fiucy casslmere,fjr BuitJ one doaon Boge' beet silver piaied forks mmon eouse sewing ar.d embrolda.log machine two heavy honey combqailtu splendid family Bible, record and photograph page. For larger Clnbt tbe value tncreaees la tl»e same ratio.

Catal«gtte of Goods aixl d'imple sent to any ad dress rass. Send money.by registered letter. Address plloideie to

Alien, Hawes & Co.^ 18 Federal Ht., Boston, Maee, P.O.Box c.

VTholssnlo DealersJc Freooh.German andKag' sh Dry arid Kau^ Albums, Leather

Ilsh Dry and Kaucy Qoodi. OntUry, Plated Ware, Qoods,&e

^MEEICAN

WALTHAM

WATCHES

THE BEST I Tp CHEAPEST I

Tho estensiva use of these Watches by Ballway Conductors, Engineers, and Kxpreramen, the most exacting elast of watou.wMrt rs, lias taoronghly demonst ated the strength, steadiness,.durability and acenraoy of the Waltbam Watch. Te satisfy thaf. cisss in all thesarespects is to decide the qaestl sb to the real va'.'.e of these timekeepers

Mote tlan a^X) 000 ere speaking for ttiemnoUes in vbo puBseta of the peopl' Importo'l Watches are made en an expensive syitern, i= strall numbers, bnt by numorons makers, nnd areplaondln the market hure by an Importer who first securrs a MONOPOLY OF SALE OP 80MK ONE MAND

FACTUEB.

To tho Manufacturer's profit mast b» addel G«stnf Iniportatijn. A Custum-hosse duty of 25 (.ex cent, payable In Gold.

A rrefit of at least iS per cent, to tie Importer, another proltl tu the jobber thus nsariy doubling the riiit of the imported watch.

At Walthaui. Watcher are niscaf.iotured on a large scale, snder one roof and systom of supervlaiun ai:d managoniont, tix reby saying many of theexperines n-c'ssar ly incurroa 1 small establishment.* b«»cftth«ir great oheapn ss.

Ail re^peciabln dealers now nail W'attham Watcbe and compctiilon as all tbe world knows, faTorsbie to wna protlti. Tim trado Is satisfle ,'because, tboosrli tue profit on rach watch is imall, the dvmasd is large a .d all are saleable,1

Vu*.ri:p Ions Importers oocaaionally place a worihlr«s Swiss imitntioi. in tits market. To avoid imposition, thepnrchasar shbuldlnvariabiy demand a certificate ofginu!n»nrs, signed by the treasurer "f the Amerioan Watch C-ompany—B. K. BOBBIN^.

There are different graces of finish inths differ, ent varieties ci Watches mads by the Wall ham Com any, us tber aredifie.out antlabsp«s to «ult all t«stfs aud raotins bnt pver Watch tbat ba^rs Kexiiiinu-trs ia mark of "WALT HAM" is gaarra'it'.ed to bu a gusd one, and nobdy acel tn* ht'rald to buy it. ICve*y "W atoh Fully ^Warranted.

For sale- by all Srst-das* deal'-rtf in the United :-tateai.J lArltUu l'r.'Tlnces. •. 11UBB15S A APPLET05,

Ko 183 Broadway, Aew foHt.

Ask for a WaVham Watch, and take no other. If IS THS BEST* 1118 THE CHEAFSBIl 4*w»m

OMNIBUS LINE.

B. MILLEB'S OMNIBUS \J. Ajq) HACK JOKE. Will attend to all calls for trains leaving the Olty.an't also active: nassehgerb in any part of tbe city with oar* and disbatob

All orders let on the Slate at the Port Office, at Davis' Drag Store, or my reaideneawill bepronnt. ly attended to, lan90dtf

nHlLOSOCHT OF MAKR11UK.-A JT cw Cocaes t'Lso ca*», as deliverai at tbe Sew rrk Mnsscm of Anatomy, embracing the snbjMis: Batf to Live anif Wtiat to IiItc for Touth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Generl allyBevluwd The Cense of Indigestion Tlatnlenoe aid Nervous Diseases ac.ounted for: Mar* iage Phiiosophicaliy Con»lJer*d, to. Pocket volumes containing these Lectures will be forwarded on receipt nf fonr stamps, by ad r«sslng: 8. 0'r N*W TORI Mmtui or

Amaiokt,

618 Broad

way, New ITotk. tsariadly

DYE HOUSE.

CLABID GE

•as returned to thiaei'v, and fitted up a' Steam Dyeing and Securing Establishment, at the old Stand, vo. 8 North Fourth Street, where he will be pleased to meet nil old fx lends, and many new ones as may £aeer iiat with their patronage ttltf

Wm. E. HcLEAN,

Attorney and Connsellor at Law,

a*!|y*TiT

Omoa.—No. Kain Unit.

t.r. ww. g. o. MUZZY iSAPm-L. AXTORNKYtl AT liAW.

Imnl Mkttug nii Iml faWi Agak orilCX—MeKeea's Blo«*, mp M^ooUBaU

XXG ruiatt Orrtoa^-Korthweet Corner of Foartk and llaih. reeM, (over oMuaa'e Clothing SteMiV nce V*. S& Horth F»«rth Straet. •..'5«Wt.

This Hons* ha* been thoroughly refurnUtyei myiSdwly

HOUSE.

pLARK \J ooaana

PHYSICIANS.

Omn ^LX9 BKat»saoi—Baatin Calls presaptl|r atten^addaj^erlatRfeiti fatlanta recelred in reception rooa- Partlcalac attention paid lo dfeeaee* of fsmalse and ckiAli'en. it to my inteelioa tostfake tbtscity a aerasaeat raidaaoa^ a-aBdtf

AitNAUp.

0#nMMCor«ler of Main and fifth Street*, «v*r the National-State Bank. iinmBa -Ck—taat »t\ betoean fltb and 7th. aiiiyi PAUT*. IMD. jlL.

is*-Voflh«Mt Corner of Foartk a.

street*, dance

DENTISTHY.

nK. li. H. BARTHOLOMEW. \J Snnecoa ano MkcaAMtai. E N Tl S T, Successor to Sr. D. U. W-KID, Mo, IS? Main 8t. Kationai Block, Terio H*ut«r, Ind. [mSOdtf

0. O. LINCOLN,

The

ooasina or rinec ann Oiuortaants.

Terra Haute, Indiana

Ws B.6EUWIT11 ...... ...rninrMw

Offioe of SiarshaU, Monttnujaa and Palestine Hack Line*. Fre* Baes to and from all Trains. nnvM^tf

rjERRE HAUTE OUKSKB HAIM AXS ACTU» Torre Hattte» Indiana.

This Hotel ha* reeentiy tea refitted, and pot Is first-olaa* order, ofleHnfl aecomaoHanoae slsu passed in th* Stat*.

SXBUT 4k TfJUMMm, VkopfM. ntr~i.w UNOERTAKEIV8.

A A O A

UNDERTAKER la prepared to execnte lorders in Ua line wl neatness and dispatch raar of third aad Cherry treets, Terre Bant*, ladiana. JsallM^vtt

WARRRN'S IMPROYRD »T HOOFING. pat on this Boot.

mANUFA€TiHI

"tbokizi *A

MtlMtf

P. DAUGH1BTY, Physlciaa aad Margeea,

XKRHK HAUTJfi,, IMD. WU1 attend promptly toUl prehsalnnal aalla in the city and toantrjr.,

Dai&ial

Oldest EatftblitKed lit Tem Haute* OfHCt—)n Slnth Hreat,: between Main and Ohio, one door aoath of .National BOOM,

Uaring had upwards of eigbtMu «sua' a|«" rirnce In Dentistry, he ia confident that he a give satiefactioo in ait uasos. fJyfllWl

I A S O N

JE N TF" I /S HV suooBMoa *o na. a. a, aarrn, OiTFlOB—On Ohio, between Sd|iuii llh street. •plSdtf T*BB*-UAtm, 1ND.

HOTEL8.

JgUNTIN HOUSB.dT KllSHA A0AMS4M Ik «. C9N9TI8, Pf9ft*. Southeast Corner Pnhllc S^nare, Terro Haate«: Xudiana. raea oKMBtFt xo aan raoa atx

jQTEWART HOUSE, O Mourswce* Oetti Pcauo Peeaaa, .....t.tNulANA XBKBB HAOTC ..I.............

J. B. Prevrietor

•P* The Street Oars ran past this- House e* ery fifteen minute*, from 8 o'clock a. a., till 12 t.tt, »6tf. Mcea am W' ii«e.'6. act ^NATIONAL HOUSE

Oon. SIXTH Maim Stnkwr, ,,

TERKK HAWT3E,

JACOB BlitZ ygitPBlKTUm.

We are prepared to pat on this Boot, and war rant it tor AT*yeare. This la the beat and cheapest Soot in use, and ls_""_ _"J

ThU 1* the bMt sfas-jNit Oallc GliTT VOL1

Prairie City Planing Hills, corner of Mh taad Mnlberry StveisU. laMtf TXT HOWARD MANNING,

TT Hoaao, Ugm aad Carriage Painting, 6UfU«, PAm«UI«QI6,

Ulzed paints, of every d*ecrlntioa Putty, Ac., always on hand, and for most reasonable terms.1'Give ma a Oherryet, strebetwnaSd ssi tth

fawMip, sale on the c!aU. Bho^i

Choice Teasl

REOEIVB0 50 ^ohtetei »f.f 1 If if ill

(o oriJ -'BY. BdJ tr/mul isfcisa^l *»f "itil «iJ lo .sua bewaiEn*

JOSEPH STRONG,

OROOSR.

No. 190 Slain Street.

ALWAYS OX MAUD a

LARGE ASSORTMENT of fette bams ww {p*it»*« .new* lo 1 ijjffliaoa ai »w «s4 fa, aMuiir -'tyx yh J'al

Qf Every Description, 9Qld

at Wholesale m* Retail.

joiinr ir. «£iz, Karij's Block, Ho. #0 Kitla Btnet, Torre Hauto, Indiana, jyJ^OST reejMtctftal 1 recommsada his well erijel^ liinri ting' abled to warrant the first eosllty si tnss wsas o*t respeotrully Invite £adie* aad Oentl^sn all aai tnaneet thaas. Wool tahsa ka srnlmsd

OST respectfttlly recommsads his well seteossd'stock of lean*, Tlaaaala, plain and plaid eys, Blanket*, Coverlet*, and Vedta aM* Yarns, of diflsront kind* Being ftHjf an*

tocallaadtnapeet tor floods,^ yd O

5i» 'dock of Sash. Doors

Blind*, of onr own manntattnrc, which we aeliats eery tyall eteeaes aaoset. We Warraat onr Work to be -per market.

Bayiag of us will farniah employment to your

Benefit Yourselves Ww.Wt.at.h work.

We also keep on hand, and mknafiuftare to or«or, Wtadaw sM Door Vraaee, XeeMtoge and •vary variety at Ttalskil-leaker Mel la lBUd-

CLXWT VtTsTsIAKS. puitftix oitt PLASiao Sibua,,

nin Miottf

Drig Ml Fresariptiw Store

•lA. CHAN Q-JsS

SflELLADY,

Ge Bi

^acoeesor to BADIS 1 SMITH,)

Main Street, bet. 8th and 9»h#

Chemical#, fatent Medicine* GHa«s Lamps, Tvi/et Artietts,

DruffB,' Stujfm, i, JPflintt, Fatiev Goods,

Description.

Of Every

tuq 'mti-mi'xnt -1 PKKSOBIPTIONS carefally compoanded at'all honn, day or night. 17dtf #1 0 8^11 I rr Hf'-.-'i .Mi I' 'J

COLGATE & CO S FraarantToltet Sosp» are prepared by

Workmen

'WBST XATCRIAU, •Ml avo kaona ass Use STANDARD byMdors A Cantom•ra. BeM ewrywheer

Mdwiy

VT«

FIRST PflEMIUM jk Of Silver Medal WAS

BARRETTS HAIR RESTORATIVE Br the V. IL State Affricuitnral Society, at its fatr, helden In Kashti*, Sept. SO, )W8. \S* BAaaEXT'»

nf'

Vegetable Hair Restorative1

Msstorca Cray iloir to Itsftatutal Gators promotos the growth of the Etak changcs the. leets to tlMflrorbttiat otnnie actfcm,wMfT* ndrntT ^nd Humcsa i1 prevent*

Unit out' Is a superior Dmalng. contains no iajarions ingndlents, and la the ntbst popular sod icil-

VVlU! I conn

A and li «bl able article Vwnitboat fito 4#

Wot,yprth4

W O

R. BARRETT ft CO., Proprielbre," Jit MAlfCXtESTERi W. H. LOBl «Bnnx^,vnlcag.,Qener»l North-West vn Agent*.

J. A H. A. DAVIS, A«ents far ftsrre Uant«.ind. eorrlldwfim

niO'ii 'y. ,m BY TBtEXR XJSBfecin*! THB LABOR 07 WBXTnT&tt KEfiTJCEI),

Qreatar VaitaattH* Obtained. E*Mr^**cean4£*«Uy acquired. DDiii^Uiswifa «OHT amun The Best, Cheapest and most Durable In •trument^for Writipg erer iued.

•ENT BY MAIL SAFELY. Pr4ese, Dm* «stf rngmmri.

lofrtveUng igents Smploy«d QBaadjo^oJftadfeoee«aetly

adapted tto iUmp

A. MOBTOlVs i'uj oifT iil sal V* bm UMSSm LABI* rtr.of 4„ Kft.irfi

DOCTOB WHITTIEK, Anpioeaa

UOULARLT B&CD PHTS1ULAN, aa hi which hang* in hie office will show haeaaifs fltowHs Jfcsassi Ac shM% *f kk lit, am' haaa Pnloa-wide repntatloa, having been Oy%tr Isslsif im 81, JUostkaa any othsr.Chronic IMaeas PhyeMaa.

Mash ofhla ptaeMee hi* t«*ah of a private na '•re. gwiiitTl»ii,W»H St lika», all OH lMnsin,. AmMKu erMtmrnial Agtetiomi of th flMMtMstrftsa OrefeHb, Barafa or SupOrrt alao^th* *A«ta ot a Solitary Oabit, rninon* Body and Wad, prodaoiag blotohee, dabWtv, im

asaery, wakn*w. lio^ ant all thaa* Id any on na*a,hot all occnrruMfroa nontly in ra«k»o* ea**«

Aooommodatioas ampl*,ohargea.atoderate oarea gnaranteed. Oon*nltatiohs by letter or »lke, free. Koat cases esut he prefMiy. treats tjr Menstrnation and Pregnancy, Sc. •ithontan interview, and medicines, secar'e iron obaervation, seat by mail or express, ito hti. Iranoe te bsains** la most caaee.

Addrin Box MM Bt. Lonlj, Mo. Hoar* IA. M. to 8P. M. Offioe periuaaeutl located at Xo.eiT 8t.C%arle* 8treet,between Siztl and Berenth.oae eqoai* Booth of LindnU Hotel, retired spot In the oentre of the city.

Ooaanltation rocMt, and rooma for the aceun modatlon of snch patient* as require daily perso: al attention.

BVXBTBObir

Can get, in a sealed letter esv'elepe^y Theory Symptoms andTieatmont of Nervous,nnnary an Sexual Diaeasea, clearly del in eating all tho disease eondittons, with lull Symptom Lists, Ior, tw, three cent po*tage stamp* to prepay fosUa". OlrcuUr fcr Ijadie*,relating to Diseases ot Pater aprtdwrly.

N I O N A E LOT7R BTORX.

A N

VBAVK HEIHG A BBO Maanfiseiuises of all kind* of

CEACKEB8

and D*aiers in

O E I E S

Oh labjrette St., between Canal and Depot, E Ling i».» W ^DIAN A,

aBlHEB & ARCHER, MBAJL ESTATE AGENTS, (ecooteeeaa to buna* un aamce,} Ol¥lCK.—Over Barls' Oral Steve,

Oer. Halo and 3d Street*, Terre Hante,lnd. matadtf

J. A., BRYAN, ,Auini'.'r

Being IhUr *n-

nallty af thsse Qooda adl*s atu ooi taksa

the higfaeet market rat** paid

115 MAIN ST

TBRRM HAUTB 1N1

r-prnyrry-

SOLICITORS*

QHAKLR3 WRRBB A CO.,

SOLIOITOKS 0? PATENTS,

OOUSWiLOBd AT PATINT 1«AW,

bast VABKBT 9TB*rr,

taUplMt^oUl, IndiBllB.

OtvMBtlee for proewing Patents are not a, es*d*d by any **taMl*hm*nt in th* United State*. All ktade efHsMi hnU« te order, [dlidtai

ILAND AGENCY.

jTj^Hl(a»?iUU.-.,H^aOOTT. «*0. c.

CO.,

HIOKCOX &

MfiiL ESTATE BR0&ERH

Olkio Stree

ConVnjyOrUcpim Carefully Dane

Abstract* of Title furbished, Loan* ne gotiated and Money invested.

FOB MAJLIS*

Dtslrable'resldeace on Sooth Uarket Street.— Over 1,acses of grouo*, weil set witli frait and shrubbery. Price, 37,QW terms favorable,

Mew (tame lour, a«d lot, WtNvlel, an Straw berry Ulil. Very cheap.

Two lot* in Dean'* Aeutittoo. vety cbrap.

Ifve acres, east of Vlagan'* Garden. Bmi'i'i 1V XOOacrt^SmUe* east, tikou aa ttw "lluasby Farm," All fenced, w.ll impiuved good mradow WuuOs paainr* soad dsn limber. A firet-eta* farm.

a4jolulu^ the city, uortbtaa f.v latile t^rau.

.6e ButMlu.httti a4jolulus —good aise—low price and ft

Houe» and lot, it ir»i, *4rA Clail Hotiae—5 rooms, ciau'i'j, ittrge etalde, Ac. Pi'ttt Tnrsa*ea*y.' —_ .pviik-idal&t te"14

Mortgage and Notes *4,n«— at a b^g discu^iit

Forty at re* 3}£ wilt* soDIheaM of t»*u-ie* acres In Cultirattan, balance fine timber. Very ch*ap. -i:.

ELENDRICH & LANGE,

OOM vym Fitit & K-0r*iet Futuib

Haute. Ind.

Terre

Abstracts of tUle furaUhed. Lii gotiated, nnJ Money invetAttd. TU'JIB W

House and lot on jiorth

=====

•Tha Pan te Kigtotier than tha Sword.'

DO NOT wWLROttlr.

ft 'tr.il't ...

AStn^e Oiio Will Lasf a

Lifetime.

ne*

FOB SAJL£.

AWAnoitn to a

,.C1TK PHOPtBTT,

yurty Lots in Liuton'a Ait.tttifn to Terrs Hsnt* UOose mid lot, east Oi lo street, lions* and lot, in McMurriUa's Addltitioe, Houtoand lot in Slbley'aadd'.tisn on fttn etreat, Houa^ and iot ln Best's addition on 8th street, House and lot uu Pvplar, between atn and Ttb street*,

Alir

betwsen ihtsout

and iiintan streets. Twu btisiueia Uon*es on in a str COUNTY PBuPABft.

Faim of 80 acien lu liuncy Or ek Township, 173 aores in Llriton townsbip. 3 'Acres beluw ttva ltoliing Mill, wets canal. jan29dti

FOUNDRIES.

VIGO FOUiS'DHV

AND

anqpHT^iiopi

BTotlce of Co-PartuenMiip«

The undersigned have formed a Oo -Partnership in the above works nuder the name aud style ot

SEATH, If AttJEAt A CO. Steam Engines, Mill Qearlng. Machinery ot every doscripiion, aud all klii.is of Iron aud Bra* Castings, made to ordor, at these Wdrks, Situated noar the Terre iiante A Indianapolis, and il» Cvansvilie A Crawfordsvllle ltailroaJ bepoti.

Repairing promptly attoujled to.

ORtlERS SOJLIClTEl «!ir tJOT "aiCATp 4 f.. It*CA! .1 ed men anlidwrfm

Manulhctaters

J. BJ1AUSB. If. BKACli. 4..iujaaaaD

n. Mo'nurnE&n. g. r. fuiutu.

PHE»IA FOUIVOKV AMD

Machine Shop,

^McEIft-esh, Oengler S. K. cor. 9th Kagle Ht*., near Passenger Depot, TKBRJC liACTE, INi

Steam Engine*, Mill Machine

ry, Bona* Fronts, Fire fronts, and Olroalar Saw M1IU. Special attention paid to tha mannfactnre and repair of Brass Work, Patent Offioe Model*, Ac.

Wc are also prepared to ent Toothed or Cog Searings of either Oast Iron, Wrought Iffg.or Braes, in the ihoet perfect manner. *T- Uepairlng done promptly. ,v»i'sal

All parties cbonvcted with this establishment being Praotic«l Mtchanloa ol *ever*i,yeir««st^ri enoe, we fool safe in saying that w* can render fhll satisfaction to our onetomeri, both ih point of workmanship and price.

Tbe highest price paid for all old scrap Ircn iellvered at the "Phoenix foundry," neat the Padaanger Depot.

UoKLrBS9H, DCMQLBB CO.

nugMdOmwtf

JJAGLR IRON WORKS, Connnn Vuer Ann WAU»OT Senses*, I mTKItHK HAUTE, 1JVU-,,

WM. J. BAIL & CO., Propriettn, ji .(Socoissona io Jounit Snoranji 'n JUAKUFAOTUBBBS UA vi

Portable & Stationaryflngiues

PLOUK1NO AND SAW MULL UfAOOIXSJir,

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Having nn «ntensive «sl*lill*liasn, well itock -d aod full otiemtlou, on ale fiepared to. do wk in onr iu tha tiestetyle.,

all kinds of work In onr and at short notire. OBDEBS lanL'idSihwly

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Drug aud Presorlpttou Stsre

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t^oaid i^ioifii^ to the tfltlKuiii of Terre fleuA* and Tioinlty. th*t he has opeafed at 4® Noullr Foartb

SS OPPOMTK THB MABCET HOtJSB, A rail and w»Lf 'Selected Stoek of

PURS DKIG8 Aim MEDICINES,

Chemicals, 011a and Dye Slulb,

PKR FUMERY, io pain? Kstnoutft acrirtn4 Vi »di

A A S S

Pure Wines and Brandies

for Medical Pax poses,

PATENT

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Aad all other artiole* kept by Brnggists generally, which were bought lowland will-UsolSK

The Lowest Cash Price.

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PHYSICIANS fKESCHIPTIONtf OAJtKrtn.&T OOMPOUMPBD "J :..qSno"iir

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-No. 40 South Fourth

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Ohi* knd Waluut.

TJtRRB HAUTE ....INDIAN^' N. B.—Mr. Grover trusts tbat Me Tninrcxn Xnans' of Intimate acquaintance with the busin*M, ia a saflclant guarantee that fnll satlsfac d*red patrons. tion will be rend «7dti