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Cot. WILL

of Decatur. 1

TOa 8ECEETAEY 01' STAT*, rS 5

iUJORilAX. F. A. liOFFJUAN.ofGsss. RUU AUDITOK OT STATE. "JI MAJ*B JOHN EVANS, ol Hamilton. rou TBEASVBr.R OF STATK, "EhlBAL NATHAN KIMBALL, of ilartin. i.ros CLEWI or THE SUFBEME COUET, COWKIL THEODOUE W. McCOT, of Clarke, ,oa bipobtke OF Tlllt S3rBBItt C0CBT

Colonel JAMES B. DLACK, of Marlon. TOR ATTORNEY QEStEAL, L. i. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. rna 6CPx.KlNTi.XDEM OF PCBI.lt I.VBTUCTIoS,

BABNABAS

0. HOBBS, of Wayne,

If OB ELKCTOBS AT LABOE, THOMAS H. NKLSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN F. CLAYPOOL, of Fayette.

FOE EtECTOB, SIXTH DISTRICT,

CAHAIK

K. K. BOSK, of Lawrence. CONTINGENT,

JUOLO-1KL JOHN T. SMITH, of Greene.

CERTAIN

of bis becoming President of tho United

Stales but are busily engaged in construct

ing and foreshadowing a policy for him.

trumpeters in these matters and discusses

the probable policy of the incoming ad

ministration of tbe Ohio Senator with

great freedom and meanness. Such ef

forts on the part of real or pretended

friends are contemptible and only calcu

lated to work injury to tho party which they pretend to favor. In the contingin-

JOHNSON'S

cy of

WADE

removal Mr.

The Township Elections. The returns of the elections held

throughout our State, during tho present

week, for township officers, resulted very

favorably ,t& the Republican party. The

voto throughout the entire State was light, numerically, as is commonly the

cuse at our annual April elections. At a

few points there were municipal officers

chosen on the same day on which the

towcshiji elections occurred. The city -elections, however, for the most part,

went off on local issues of one sort or an

other and were so few as to determine

nothing as to the general political feeling. The Democracy have been loud in the

ory that the "great national reaction" was

operating in our State and would be

heard from in the April elections. Timid Republicans would have been led, from

tho tone of tho Democratic journals du

ring the past few weeks, to have supposed

that their partj' was about to be swallowed up and their adversaries resume their

power in the State, as the anticipated re

sult of the present week's elections.

This has. hu^ever, not been the case.— The "grand reaction'' has not been visi

ble. Its coming will bo postponed until

tho State election in October. The gene

ral rosult of Mondny's election through*

out tho State is about as usual, and does not indicate any change in the relative

strength of tho political partief. So far

a* hoard from the returns indicate an in

crease in the number of Republican to.wn-

ship trustees, which augurs well for our

purty in tho approaching State campaign.

This result, too. was accomplished in the

face of strenuous efforts on the part of the Democracy to poll a large vote, and make sure of tbe election of tlieir men wherever

practicable. a general thing the Republican voto was light, for no special ef

fort had been made to rally the party.—

TIIA

indications uf the present week's work are favorable lor a triumphant Republi

can victory in tbe Fall, and we look for

ward to this result a certainly as to the coming of tho election day.

Oaypool on the War.

It tij pears. according to a correspond

ent of the Greencastle

Banner,

SOLOMON CLAYPOOL,

fot st«ritid$ut u, a jeandidate fot office

jibe JBen^ratic rs|ks. H» filially be-

Le^gulld with the Democracy for

pergona reasongl

111

-Kepubiican Stale Ticket.

will

be found fully able to select his own ad

visors and will ad ipt the policy of the

Kepublican party, at all events he will neither defy or misrepresent Congress nor

go over to the Democratic party.

THE

Kepublican party has some reason

to take comfort out of tho result of the

Connecticut Ejection, notwithstanding

all the rejoicing of the Democracy over it. The Utter party it is true carried

their State officers, but the Republicans givesthem, innocent exhilaration When succeeded in electing the Legislature.—

T^ rase of Connecticut is similar to tba I

o( Ohio last fall, reversing the partios.— I

the United States Senate. Mr.

was elected in 1862 by the Republicans 1

it ia said, and then talk-

n«m»»*»on

sayi that some^

that Judge

formerly a resident

of our city, niiii now candidate on the

Democratic State ticket for the office of

Attorney General—the same whom General

W^PHBURN

slaughtered so badly in

the last race foe Congress, delivered a

speech in Greencastle on Saturday night

lust iu which he made the startling dis

covery and announcement that the

publican

tho

Democracy

he has mado an astonishing discovery, and it deserves to be recorded in the an

nate of the Rebellion in permanent let

ters. It will bo a refreshing thing to all the Knigfctj

tbe Golden Circle, Song

of Libarty, Rud other treasonable portions of the Democracy of our own State to

Hud liiut they ure til ia i'&vur uf tbe war,

aitd that ibe Republican purtv was opposed to it

CLATPOOL,

himself, was in favor of the

war, us we are advised, while it -was going on, and at titno during its progress,

proposed to bo a pretty good Republican. He was so much of a Republican, it is

said, In 1SP1-2, as to have solicited a nom

ination on the State ticket at the hands of

tbat party. We believe he was originally

an Old Line Whig, but had got to be a Democrat when he came to live here and

Tof

himself. Failing in this he became a very

liaice Democrat again, and out-Leroded Herod in his denunciation of the war. It jconod tfaeSoorof labr

erty after his new conversion, but of this we know not, he denies the fact, and

give him the benefit of the denial. Poli-

hold him in no repute as a political leader, and really "laughed in their sleeves

to Bee birn so signally defeated by General

WA8HBtJRir, in the la?t Congressional

race in this district. TVe object to his

mit the Democracy in the present canvass.

The party can't stand by him. It ought

to muzzle him and let him take his com

ing defeat quietly, without making fur-

of tho Now York papers are I ther record against the party

not content with selecting, in advance, a cabinet for Senator

WADE,

in the event

A. ilergfman on Amusements.

First Presbyterian Church in Troy, has

Th, ta is on. the taemoBi publi.h.d fou, upon .h. T.lu. Ibi.g to do wUb „g«0iZi„g «ledg, of tbe of amusements as ft fnrm nf Christian 1

arguments of those who seem to find I ^jon)

Vincent writes: "Youth must not dance, but they march to music in company, and go through oalis-thentic exercises involving a good deal moro motion than dancing. But if people may march to music and be guiltless, it is very bhrd to see how skipping to music converts the exercise into sin. It is e&id that the associations makethedifference: but the advocate of this theory is shut up to proving that the associations are inseparable from the amusement.

Now I ask in the name of common sense, why not devote a little Christain cure to separating from its abuses and regulating in its conduct, an exercise which improves the bearing of our youth, tends to relieve their natural awkwardness in society, and

our Young Men's Christian Associations,

-t «i,.( I of Trov, furnishod their new room, they

30 on t^e

good Republican Is the grain of comfort

which comes of the late Connecticut electioE. The gain of a Senator in Connecti

cut to tho Republicans i3 a fair offset for

tho I033 of one in Ohio.

^0p ja

principle th»t prayer meet-

ings an( re

JAMKS DIXON,

This stato of things will give theRapubli-1 portant in their place, would not of them- I (jone yvhat he could to strengthen the can party q. succoasor to

v, had tried the' experiment

DIXON|without.f0rThey

anri lis term of office expires in March 1 as a miniature chapel, and a very next For tbe last two years ho has been seedy one at that and the result was that iioav. aui mu I about six-monthi ago tbe association was acting with tbe Democracy and doing all I

out-of-the-way place, furniih-

fajr

he could to injure tho country. The cer-1 y0Urigmen would not go to that dismal tainty that h« will be displaced by some I hole to spend an evening when more at-1 -r.

JQ die and mako no sign,

I tractive places abounded in the city and

if A

I would not if I had been in their place: but the association got a new lease of life. It engaged large, airy rooms, in a central position. It kept its prayer meeting room neatly and appropriately furnished, but it added a large social parlor, its walls I adorned with pictures, a fine piano invit-1 ingly open, the best currrent periodicals, secular and religious, upon the tables, and 1

J. H. Browne has l«ft journalism.

party was all along opposed to

the war to put down tho rebellion, while

always favored it, and

urged its vigorous prosecution! If the

distinguished Judge is reported correctly,

PolitiCO*.

THK

Lawrence (Kansas)

il.

OLAY-,

tica is not the strong suite of Judge

pooi« He ia a good lawyer and a

ant gentleman, socially, but a very poor and uncertain politician. His own party

THE

Jackson (Miss.)

THE

training. The author takes up the cauge nt. nnH BnnwArs thA I appointment as delegate from North Carof cheerful Christianity, and answers the

games of checkers, chess and dominoes, corpses of the poor starved creatures lying distributed about the room. The young men came in crowds.

Mr. Vincent makes some admirable hits at the fallacy in the arguments of

Gives It Up.

Tho New York Herald which has been

most bitterly against Gen. Grantsince last

winter gives up the Presidential con test

as fo'lows: "Is there a ghost of a chance for the Gen. Grant in

Grant, are cohesive, because they are confident of success. The Democrats evidently feel that he cannot be beaten. This prevailing impression is naturally operating to attract tbe floating materials of the country to the Republican camp, and es pecially so when the adverse party is not only without a field marshal but at a loss where to looklbr one equal to the emergency.

Personal Gossip.

Brighara Young has recently lost a son. Ho has plenty more left.

N. H. Alexander, of Morgsn County 111., owns and works a farm seven miles square.

George Washington presided over the first anti slavery meeting every held in this county, in 1792.

Rev. A. Kemp, from Canada, is lecturing in Chicago on God in the Secret Things of Nations."

Willie Wilkins says he loves the President who loves the Conatitution and the Union. Wilkie should be put to bed.

Philip Phillips, Pipping Pilgrim/' is plantively playing upon the piano, and pitching pensive notes to the people of Syracuse,

Charles Dickens has been invited to visit Toronto, and the hospitalities of the government House have been put at his disposal.

Capt. Bart. Able has been summoned to Washington as a witness for the President. It is supposed he will be able to do him some good.

Mr. Tottenham, a steersman at Cambridge, is spoken of as a most interesting and amusing writer. His

IT is understood that.Liout. Goy. Claj^ lin, of Massachusetts, will consent to be a Republican candidate tor Governor oftbat^ StatccT

Journal

says

tbat, should Mr, 1M. opportel nity to organize a Cabinet, Senator feme-

roy willl occupy the position ol Secretary publisher*. tbi. Broadway. N.

of Stato^W^eeciroUiry ofthe^PreSt^T^^f tuusf"

H. CABPINTEB,

He is a New Englander, and a Radical.

THE

Macon (Ga

Telegraph

Clarion

unburied in the streets and houses.

FRENCH

They

were thrown at once into coDtact with the Christian youth of every church in the city, with the city pastor®, with committees specially appointed by the churches to take strangers in charge, with good music, religious literature and innocent amusement."

those who shut I prise at the enterprise of New York jour- I oogt.

of Paul dancing, or Peter playing liards! Do you think we shall have I checker-boards in heaven This, he I says, is no argument—it is sheer nonsense, and most unworthy trifling ovor a serious subject. Think of Paul dancing Well, think of him I Think of Paul wearing a blue swallow-tailed coat, with brass buttons Think of Peter skating, cutting figures of eight, and performing "outer edge backward." Think of John in a white cravat, or of Bartholomew putting up Seidlitz powders, or of Timothy running with a fire engine!

THK

THE

Democratic party against the approaching Presidential contest I gloomy hotels, surrounded by gardens and From present appearances there is not. I

scull

ways keep him afloat."

will al

James Dawson, Jr., an "agricultural laborer.'' as he is called in England,, has just brought out a volume of poems 11 London called

Farm.

Facts and Fancies from the

We read in the Memphis

Appeal

that

"the eloquent Rev. Dr. Marshall paid a glowing tribute to the

pyra conthus

shrub

for hedges." This wa better than talking politic?.

One of tho most determined suicides on record is that of Charlet Billet, of New Orleans. A few days ago ho prepared somtbin like a bombshell, locked himself in his room and waited for the explosion. His body was shockingly mutilated.

scientific antiquarian has

published a work in whi:h he attempts to prove tbat Solomon's temple was furnished with lightning-rods. This knocks Franklin's famous discovery in the head.

A complete and unauthorized edition of Mr. Bright's speeches is in preparation, and will shortly be published.

THK

Engli-h papers expressJDUch aur-

DEMOCRATIC

Post.

THE

Canadian Volunteers for the Pope

get into a row with the people of Msrseilles, and wanted to thrash tbem. Tho authorities were appealed to for protection against those adventurers from the Now World. ri

ld trees, which give an air of respecta-

The Republicans, under tbe banner of I bility to the houses, is now being invaded

bv tho giant demolishes M. Haussman.— It8eems as if Imperialism would root up and destroy the old nests of the Legiti» mists. Boulevards and new streets and consequent demolitions are,rapidly chang. ing the face of this gloomy okl quarters of Bourbonic aristocracy.

THE

Court Journal

reads queerly now that General McClellan once ordered the arrest of Grant: that Halleck scolded him tbat Smith had him superseded, and that he was snubbed in other ways. More queer is it to that of him as a quiet leather dealer seven years ago, making aDd living on his forty dollars a month.

I HAVE HEARD it highly exk'lled and

have seen ita wonderful effeots, writes

Martha M. Johnson of Derbey, Ct,, about

Palmers Lotion.

PHALOH

AND THE

POPE—Three

1000 AGENTS

who made a con

siderable reputation by his argument in the McCardle caae, is mentioned as a fiuc ceseor to Senator Doolittle, of "Wisconsin,

saya that

the Conservative State Committee have been unable to trace to any authentic source the report that Gov. Jenkins advised non-actioo on the part of the Conservatives in the coming election in Georgia-

thinks

that the Conservatives of that State, while

making speeches over the State to com-1 ^ey may not be able to defeat tbe pro-

posed Constitution, can, by a united effort secure a Conservative Legislature, and elect a Governor and at least two, possibly more, members of Congress, r1 *5.J

"Ku-Klux-Klan" is reported to

have made its appearance in Virginia, and one Democratic paper, at least, gives it the cold shoulder. The Norfolk

nal

The Rev. Marvin R. Vincent, of the

says "we hope that we shall hear no more of the Ku-Klux-Klan in Virginia, for it bodes no good to HS and we hope no good citizen of Norfolk will havo any-

JUDGE M.

force of Christian

MANLY

has accepted an

Democratic NalionRl

ttn)

something wicked in many of the inno. I i8, we must work OHt our deliverance from cent and healthful gamea of the day. Mr-1 the present shocking state of enslavement

N. Y. Tribune.

THE

Conven-

gays in hie letter: "My opinion

by crystalizing about the old Democratic party, and putting the Government into action under its guidance or, at any rate under the guidance of its principles, for I shall not be pertinacious about names.''

W E get every day freeh proof of what we have repeatedly said that all the partisan voting in the Court of Impeachment is done by the Democratic Senators. The Republicans are divided on almost every question that urises, some voting with Mr. Johnson's friends, and others with tbe Managers of Impeachment.— The Democrats vole invariably as a compact party. In a word, the apparent aim of the Republicans is to do justice that of tbe Democrats to secure tbe President's acquittal, whether he is innocent or guilty.—

election of a Republic&n successor

to Mr. Dixon, of Connecticut, who was originally elected as a Republican, but

]igiou8 periodicals, though im-1 h'a'a6'for two"year opposed The party 'and

in selves guffer to attract young men from bands ol tho Democracy, will be an

I ^EJR j0rn rooms, under a machine

retributive justice. It will also sate the Republicans for the Senatorship from Ohio, and help to maintain the Republican ascendency in the Senate during the next Presidentiel term. Mr. Dixon can retire to private life "unwept, unhonored and unsung."

GOOD

__ _r

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Italian bells were baptized by the Pope a

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How warm toe er tbe g»nlal son, Slay loci in kininess on theeartt, Ia Tom Jones' veins no che-ring warmth Dispel* the gl«omy sorrow cf bfusonl. Qropria,llk« a goblin, hunts him down, grim chamberlain, lights him te bed, while Dullness, Vertigo, and Headache dire With fiercer acnes combine to makebim groan.

Harlten, Thomas, to instruction:

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tor

toilet

article—superior to Cologne and at half the price. 8deodw2w.

•«r DaA Surdmxo JBbey Un agents w»«Vel 1» Patent Ecerhrting Metallic Cl-tha-Lina.—

AMEOICAM

Address

WIS*

16 BaarWnr Kr^JISJsssBT

49 SAATO 3,000 PEK TJ j«»W*FAU Agnpt iMfHttedBnftvi lu thtUcion, lo^utoltfa afll afall «i aaitfS ii consumption in ertry family. It is entirely new. Sale as pcriaaonit at flon.r-. A4lr?»».

WHIS IS JiO UtPHIMi© t-By send'ng6» Cents audSfctnp, Wliir'a^e, height, color of et«» luir.yod will receiT*, by. nimjuil, a ccrioctVicturo of yoncfutuie tuuik^nd or yufe, with came and rt»t- '6r 'Aai-rlage." Addiers W. fOX, P. O. Drawer Noi 8, Futt«»tfwn», N. Y.

fU'RJK VOUtSfiLF of.DEBIia.TT, S^XIJAft D1S' \J EASES, 4c. Sond your address ou .stamped «nTeloteaTd a#* f*r cfrcfiUriV»^uFhth?!bfey.n J)ir«ot to jlMKttICANNJt.Wa.CO.,181 KiwoO si JStam lork., ifi' '.ors,.

0W TIN? QUACKS EXROUT

r&OM TUKIB UKrOBTCNAlB toATlfmSKm QuacKery Kxpose'S a Jjoa "Th« Patient's Guide." it .fill jjOU hovi to (-trrediaeasea of tire ReneratiTe ••gans, !u both gexes, with«fa and reliable remediw, to prpcaxtd at any drag store. Those abotu to marry «f-,ould proeare a coypy at once. Address a. W. MORTON, M. D., 12i Crosby streef.N. T. Mailad on /oceipt of 4 postage stamps.<p></p>COMING.

HI ABB

And will present to any perso*send* lug us a Clnblu onr fireat

ONE HOLLAS SiLE OF

Dry and Fancy Goods,

A WATCIT, PIECE OF SHEETING, SILE DRBSs PATTERNS, Ac.. Ac.,

Free of Cost! Our inducement* during the past few years have been lirgc.

WE NOW DOUBLE OBJR RATES

OF PREMIUMS.

Our Friends will readily notico our Presents for 30 and CO Club3 are now more than equal in value to Clubs in value to Clubs of 60 arid 100 respectively of other firms.

fggr Please Extunine. "la* Any persou ordering either of tbe Clubs mentioned bolow, ran have their selection cf Premiums rnumorated, corresponding to the size of the Glob, FRKK OF t)NK DOLLAR lor ft Club of 30. One of the fol lowing articles, viz: I't-[aiuu dreoe pattern fan. oy colored b^d uproaJ '0J vie* Turkey luorucno nibaio 2'J yards sneeting striped Cishmere dolaioB diosB pattern honey comb iilt all wool i-quare shawi set tolid told bosom Binds all wool farcy raalim«r« pants &iid vest pattern gent's hair guard chain, gold trimming* siivej plated chased bntt-r-Jish silver plated t-ottle revolviu£ c&stur, on feet set auperior etooltd bladed knives aud forks worsted pronieuaile shawl la,liei' lout, ifold plated chain ladles' gold deuble ling gent's heavy chased Bolid go'd ring solid blacv wuluut work box or writing desk extra quality balnioral skirt set jewoiry, sleeve buttous to c.atcb yicltn and b*w Kent's cardigan jackot anlendid ebony flat-, ivory trimmings superior Turkey morocco shopping la* ladies' hiylt eutbalmoral boots.

Co., 162 Broadway, N. Y.,

For a t'lnb of 60 (80.)—One of the following articie", viz: Black or co'orud alpaca drei»s po.it rn one piece of bleached or brown sheeting engraved, silt er-pKled, S beltlo revolving castor Sy% jurilf superior cashinera for pants and vest pattern extra heavy honeycomb quilt two fancy colored Leu spreads p*ir gent's calf boots 4 yards farmers' good wool frocking fancy cashmere plaid dcess pattern best qnality lultuural skirt rosewood brats alarm clock lalies' all wool cloak p.itleru silver-plated cake or card bucket far muff or ca[-e ladies' fashionable wo»l double shawl splendid clasded family Bible, 9x 12 rocord page and engravings 3 yards double width water proof cloaking set ivory handle knives, with silver plated foriis OLO set of lace curtains.

For a Club of 100, #10,—One of the following articles, viz: 4 yards double width cloakiog or ccating 2 large, fine, bleached linen table covers, with 1 doz. large siz.-d dinner napkins to jiatch: 25 yards splednld hemp carpeting, good colors extra quantity black or alpaca dress patterns one large piece of superior quality extra width sbse ing pair gent's calf bools, best quality silver hunting-cased patent lever witch one tl,,z. ivory handled stetl bladed knives and forks Eiiver-plated engraved 6 bottle revolving castor, with cut glass bottl.s splendid violin, box and bow, complete single barrel thot gun Baoon's six-barrel levolver pair superior white wool blankels nice fur muff and cape sivler plated engraved ica pitcher, with salver 7J^ yards all wool liucy oassiinere,for suit one dozen Bogers' best silver plated forks oommon sense sewing acd embroidering machine two heavy honey coinb quilts: splendid f.unlly Bible, record and photograph page.

For larger Clubs the value increases in tli* Maine ratio. Catak-gue of Goods and Simple sent to any ad' dress FBBI Send money by registered letter.

Address all orders to

Allen, Hawes & Co,,

10 Federal St,, Boston, Mass.

P.O.Box C.

Wholesale Dealers in French, German and Kng Hull Dry and Fancy Goods, Outlery, Plated Ware, Albums, Leather Goods, Ac.

CHOICE

Family tiroeeries!

JOSEPH STRONG'S,

Mo 190 Main Street.

ORANGES, LEMONS, FIGS, RAISINS Almonds, Filberts, Pecans, Eng. Walnuts, Prunes, Currants, Lobsters,

Frrsh CoveOy3ters, Peaches, l'ine Apple, Maizenn, Italian Vermicilli and Macaroni, ....

P-arl Barley, FRENCH

MUSTARD,

Worcestershire Sauce, Pepper Sauce, Tomato Catup, Best quality Flavoring Extracts, Miice, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, AJspire, Pepper/Ginger, Crearu Tartar, Eng. Sc-da, Colgate's Toilet Soaps, Ulackiog and Scrub Brushes, Ink, of all kinds, Blacking, &e., &c.

All of which are offered at low Prices Goods delivered to all parts of tho City

FKEE OF

i)to 175 -o tu -00 75 to L!W SO to 511

Atiaoneoya rM

CIIAJBGE!

First Stone Front, East of 6th, on Main Street. Coniitrj Produce Wanted

M. HEIZ,

Karl)'a isiocK, No. 60 Main Street, Terrc Hauto, Indiana,

,| 03T respectfnily reccrameails his woll selectXJL "d a Lock of Jeans, Flannels, plain and plaid Unseys, Plankets, C-overleta, and Woolen Knitting Yarns, of different kirni.. Being fully enabled to warrant the dfst quality ef thoae Goods I rnc.st respectfully indtf Laditu and Qentlemnn to call and inspect tbem. Wool taken io oxchaned for Oooils. -id the highest market rates paid, ftf

O I N S I N E

L5. M1LLJSK S OMNIBUS AND HACK LIKE. Will atu-nd t^. all calls lor trains leaving tha City, and also deliver passengers in any part of the city with care and disbatch

Set, 317& Mise Soma Walwoitb,

Milwaukee, Wis., Piano, (50 Bev. T. W. Pitt, Clevrland, Ohio, Melodeon, $12&. •V Republish no name* without permission.

All orders lu on the Slate at tha Post Office, at Davis' Dm Store, or my residence will be prompt, ly attended to. .Jt ™.i*n20dtf

PHlIiONOPIflfof

OF OTAKRIAOJE.—A

NKW (kjumr. or LMrrass, as delivered at the New Fork Museum Anatomy, embracing tbe subjects: How to Live and Wbat to LiTe for Youth, Matnrity and Old Age Manhood Oenert aUjEjviewcd The Cause of Indigsstion FlatuPlncc ami Nervous Diseases ac:ounted for Har« riage Philosophically Consirter-d, Ac. Pocket volumes containing these Lecturrs will be forwarded ou receipt of four stamps, by addressing:

SIC'T NEW YOBS

One Hollar 18 for Two

Dollars 35for Five Dollars 10j for Fifteen DollarsAll letters should be addressed to

Harper, Wilaon

Mvs«U* or

ARATOWV,

«18 Broad

way, New Yotk. marlbdly

QHEAP MTLLLNBRT.

Co.,

173 Broadway, JT.

11 kinds of Millinery Goods sold at 0081 during tbe Winter months, at

Mrs. M. H. Abbott's,

itethe Poet Office. Decl4Jtf*

at'

Orrica.—No. 82 Main StrMt^p stairs. f«M2dlf

•"Wm. E. McLEAN, Attornagand. Pnwn«oHoi» at Law,

5N1 CO,

ATTORNEY^.

jfe ',

deienl 7«0ecta^ nr Keil kite' AgtiU

PHW&ANS,

ME.JO^ES.Jt.D

Omci AJ»D HXSIDUCZ-RBWAUNITOBM.

CAIIS

promptly atUaded day er sight* hMnllj received in reception room. Particular atUation p«M lo diseases of CeB*!aa- and children. Itia my intention to make th^aelty ap»MUnaaf dene** .... n-S&dtf

E.A. AKHAtrp.,

Ofrica—Corner ef Bfain an^'" "^fiaeti, over the National State

BESIDBSCC—ChestnutBank.

«.

8v tietwaaa and 7th.

mlZlyl TEBBC HAUTE. 1KD.

P. lAUGHKBTy, Pbyalciasa and gusts,

TKRRK HAUTS.I IND. Will attend promptly to all prafcaaioBal calls in the city and country.

Orricx—Northwest corner of Fourth and llalu •treats, (over Qoodmaa's Olotktag

SXan*) H**i-

dene* No. fit North Fourth Htraet. c3Mi

DENTISTRY.

K. L. H. BARTHOLOMEW. Suaoio.v ANU

MECHANICAL

E N I N

Sncceasor to Dr. D. II. WELDrNo. 157 Maiu St. National Block, Terre Haute, Ind. [mSOdtf

JQR. C. O. LINCOLN,.

The Oldest Established Dentist

In Terre Haute,

Orriot—On Sixth Street, between Main and Ohio, one door south of National House. Haing had upwards of eljhtneu years' experience ia Dentistry, he ia otljildent that he can gtve satisfaction iu all casea. (JySOdly

I A S O N

HOTELS.

JJ UN TIN HOUSE.

KLISHl AAAM80N D. A. C0M0V1W, Prsfrs.

Southeast Corner Pohlio Square,

Terre Haute, Indiana. FEE* OMMIBUI TO AMD KOH ALL TKATIS.

TEW ART HOUSE, kJ NOBTHWKST Com. PUBLIC TEEBK HAUTK

SQVA8B, INDIANA

J. B. HUGHES Proprietor.

99T The Street Carj run past this Fonse ev ery fifteen minutes, from ti o'clock A. M., till 13 p. at. m&if

JACOB BCTZ. OXD. C. BPT

NATIONAL HOUSE,

Coa.

SIATH AND MAIN STBSBT,

TERRE HAUTE, IND

JACOB BUTZ & SUM PKOPMKTORS

This Houaa has he en thoroughly retanlshel my 23dwly

pLARK HOUSE. COBHBK or TIBST AND OB 10 STaXBTS. Terre Haute, Indiana

W: B. 6B1FFITS PrspyrMsr

Office of Marshall, MonUzuma and Palestine Hack Lines. Freo Buss to and from all Trains. nev28dtf

ERRE HAUTE HOUSE,

OO&HSB MAIN AMD 0EYBNTB IFUITI^. FT

Terre Haute, Indiana.

This Hotel has recently been refitted, and put Is flrst-claas order, offering accommodations nnrar passod In tha State.

NIBLEY TUBHKK, Prap'rs.

UNDERTAKERS.

A A A

UNDERTAKER.

Is prepared to execute! 1 orders la hi* lias with neatness and dispatch ^rner of third and Cherry treets, Terra Haute, lndlsaa JaniSO-6-dwtf

WARREN'S IMPROVED TV ROOFING. We are prepared to pat on this Boot, and war rant It lor Ave years. This ia tha beat aad cheapest Boof in use, and is flre-proof. Call on

W•

Mixed paints, of every description, Varnlshss, Pntty, Ac., always on hand, and for sale on tha most reasonable terms. Qivs me a call. Shop on Oherrret, strebetween 3d and 4th. oSMly

^merican

W A A

WATCHED

TBE BEST! THK CHEAPEST!

•i

.. A »,

The^xtensive nse of these Watches by Railway Conductors, Engineers, and Xxpresamea, the moat exacting clasi of watch-wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated tha strength, steadiness,^durability and accuracy of the Waltham Watch. Ta satisfy that class in all tbeee respects is to decide tha qnention as to the real valne of theee timekeepers.

More thaa 500,000 are speaking for thamsalvss in the pockets of tha paopls. Imported Watches are made an an expensive syttem, in snail nnmbors, but by numerous makers, and are placed, in tbe market here by an Importer who Bret secure* a MONOPOLY OF BALI Or SOMI OVK XANU

U" S1'

FAOTUBS.

To the Manufacturer'a. profit mast be added Oestof Importation. A Custom-house duty of ii per cant, payable In Oold.

A profit of at least 86 par cent, to tbe Importer, another profit to thejobber thus nearly doubling the cost of the Imported watch.

At Waltham, Watches are manufactured ea a largo scale, under one roof and system of supervlsion and management, thereby saving many of the expenses necessarily Incurred la small establishments henee their great cheapness.

All ronpectable dealers now sell Waltham Watche* and competition, as all the world kaows. Is favorable to smal profitv. Tha trade i« satlsfle.', becanse, though the profit on eaoh Wateh is •mall, tha demand t* largo aad all are saleable^

TJnssrup jlous Importers occasionally place a worthleea Swiss imitation Is the market. To avoid Imposition, the purchaser should invariably demand a certificate of genuineness, signed by tho treasurer of the American Watch Company—B. K. BOBBINS.

There are different grades of finish Is the different varieties of Watcbea made by the Waltham Company, as ther are different cists and s-.iap«a to suit all tastes and moans but every Watch that bears the pranaine trade mark of "WALT. HAM" Isguarrautsad to baa good one, and nobody need be afraid to buy it. Every "Watch Folly Warxtsuted.

For sale by all first-class dealers ia the United State and British Provinces.

BOBBINS APPLETOH,

gTEAMi DTE HOUSE.

IUFACTUI

LNIZB FACTUBES.

W• have ou hand a fino stock of_ Sash. Doors inf*""""*!

swa •aaufa'lnra, jduck

will aell at a very small sdTanc* on jst.

We Warrant onr WoA to be superior to any ever before offered in tnll market.

iftiaJL. L.'.U—I'.u.'1

Beiieflt TonrSelM

*yj^e wsrftktffaH out Work.

tTuMshwf OB Wlfactase to or-

taintf., a WTTiTilAlfS, riiifelk CITV ^lasiso^ILLI.

Brif ai* PreaerJpttoa Ktore.

virvtidtj&a lo.U'O.'! »at*r#

a*i A.

etft A ***••"'"'i#

HMMMfatk

CHANGE.

•X

a (00,it »oil S«f3iai

eT-

f.'a

hours, day or night. ndu

DOCTOR

ADiplomasisINMBSSS-

^as made dn Ita

E N 1 S suocaaaoa TO na. s. a. miiia, OFFICK—On Ohio, between and 4th Street, aplfidtf TIBKI-HAUT*. IND.

"Tha Pen is Mightier than the Sword.

NOpTOnfiOlOFEE

"1 DO NOT WEAK OUT.

A Single One will Last a Lifetime.

BY THKIK U8K

THE

LABOB OW WMTUTO IS REDUCED,

Gmftter TTnlformlty

Ior

our hand a circular.

CLIFT A WILLIAMS,

Prairie City Planing Mills, corner of 9th 'and Mulberry Streets. laSdtf

HOWARD MANNING, HSOM, Carriage Painting, ULAZIS6, PAPEB-HASeMO,

rn Agants. J. Sc

H. CLARIDGE

Has returned to this sity, and fitted np a Dyeing and Scouring establishment, at the old Stand, Wo. 8 North Fourth Street, where ha win be pleased to meet his old friends, and as many new ones as may favor him with their patrona ge 25dtf

.i-

«n*

SFLELLADY,

-i c-'

aj (SMpoesser to |IA^TH A 8M1TH,)

Wain Street, bet 8th and 9th, ljUfi w*w "V ,dT ja-Muaaa ui «a JUr*

1*ru0s, a* i&xChemicals,- SM Dye Stuff*, Patent Medicines Oils, Paints, Glass Lamps, Fancy Qoode, Toilet Articles,

Of Every Description. kwi PRESOKIPTION8 carefolly compounded at all

Obtained.

Ease,Elegance and Beauty acquired.

MMOIT, PLK1SUU AMI PB0FIT COXSULTID.

The Best, Cheapest and moat Durable Inatruments for Writing ever naed.

SENT BY MAIL SAFELY^

Ptiets, Hft$ Cmts imd

Traveling Agents Employed

OsnsadyouwIUfiadPsnssxsetly adapted to Oanaadyou

your hand and styls of

writing, or

A. MORTON,

enclose stamp

-a, S 1UIDKN L4ITI,

TQBX.

BARRETT'S

Vegotablo

HAIR RESTORATIVE WM

decided by the

X. II.

State Fair

aud is UOTT conceded

tbe public to be

tbe rery best Eropaxation for Restoring Gray or faded Hair to Its original color ... jt# ermdlc*tlng IIo-

DandrnfT, and fbr Dressfng

and BeautifSins t)ie Uair. It Is fixe from poUooous drugs, does not stain the finest fabric^ and leaves tbe Scalp ctBAir, A tba Hair KiCU, and A

OLOsar.

It.!

J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors^ MAKCHSSTKR, 27. H. LOBD Ban aa,

i/hlcags, Qeasral Norlh-West

Terra Haute, Ind. oovlldw6m

H. A. DAVI8. Agents for Vlll

I O N A E A N FLOUB STOBE.

FBAJTK HEIIIG

O E I E S

On LafayeUa St^ kstwssa flssalstd Depot,

E R. E A. TJ TE, deBOdly INDIANA.

GRIMES ]& ARCHER,

BBAL ESTATE AGENTS, (sveexssoas TO SCBXAM AND OBIMES,) OFFICE.—Over Davis' Drag Store,

Cor. Mais and Sd Streets, Terre Hante, Ind. malSdtf

J. A. BRYAN,

JOB PRINTER,

JL15 MAm.....ST„

-•»u

iaimxtx

No 192 Broadway, New York.

Ask for a Waltham Watch, an4 take no other. IT IS THE BKSTI IT IS THK CHEAPEST! dawSm

TERRE HAUTE, IND

SOLICITORS.

QHARLES WERBE A CO.,

B0LI0IT0KS 0^ PATENTS,

COUNSELLORS AT PATKNT LAW, •allien, Baaiera.ia PstcM Bights, and rAUMTID AtriOVBB. ornoK—A XAST JTARKKT STBCST,

ladlaiapellB,^ Indiana. US Onr fftrflitlea for proonrfng Patents are not exa OMded by any MUblfahmaot Jn the United 81

LAND AGENCY.

COLGATE & CO'S

FsscrautTsllel Sasm a

Mts tlie •ATBBIAUI,

srskaswussthc

STANDARD fey Deslera 4k

fsstom-

OreMWs,

free.

Htrnia or Hmptort

also, the efleets of a Solitary Habit, ruinous Body and Mind, producing blotches, debility, im potency, dixzineaa,dimneaa of sight, OCB fusion Ideas, evil foreboding, aversion to eociety, lose o' memory, weaknese. Ac., not all theso lu any oa iae,bnt all occurring frequently in various oases •W"Accommodations ample, charges moderate cures guaran teod. Consultations by letter or a oflce,

Addries Boa S098, St. Louis, Mo. Hours—8A. M. te 8 P. M. OtBcw permanent!} located at No.817 St.Charles Streot,betwo?n Sixt' and Seventh,oae square Sooth of Lindeil Hotel, retired spot in the oentre of the city.

Consultation rocSSi, and rooms for the aeean modation of suoh patients aa rMaire dally Pff*o/ \1 attention. •TjnYBODVvd a*,*!

Can get, In a sealed letter envelope.niy Theory Symptoms andTieatment of Nervous, Urinary anSaxualDlseases.clearly delineating all tbe diseasel eouditions, with full Symptom Lists,

I O O S O O E O

^FILCKQOX

wmp

mAm uu^uiiH

r»6 '^hirt Strot^

iWWig°tutted

i*M0S

Convef/anf.eiug Carefully Done

Abstracts' ofc Title furnished, Loans no .^

and Money invested. j1{j

WBj IT! fiifll

a O I S A

Jit" JO{

tti i»»a Laa

Ot»irab!o redldciict, on S-ath iiar^.t Street.— Over 2 acres of jr-juad, well set with Iruit .and shrtftbery. f*ric«, 17,600 t«-rm» favjrable.

New ii iDn houiio, and lot, 30x300 Cue', on Straw harry Hill. Vary cheap.

Twe lots fn Dean'a Addaiout veijr

hvap.

We acre*, east of Kl*gan

((j"Jl

Oarden.

300 aerat, 3 latluv ktu/ffn «a tbe *'tf ats«y Farm," all ft*uc»d, w.ll g^od uit^adow wuods paatore antl due tlmb«r. A flrat-elai farm.

60 Building Lots, stljttiniuK the city, iiortbea^ prHM and itT. rabk» tenua,

House And toi, oh Ut street, uortb of Olark Huiiaw 6 rtKJins, c»'*ra» i«rgo«tfcMo» At. l*rU^ $1 ,'-00. Term* «*«•.

and Notice a bin difleoi ul

Forly a« r&» cnlt-a wmth^ast of iwu— acr«a iu ouitivAtwu, b*UtK« dt« ti lobar. Vac cheap.

Hciil i'jtitatu Culuinn

ham twl* va'-niI.E JJ'VI* a

HENDRiCH & LANGfi,

Offlct) o?t.T F»u* buttk, a. t:. (\»ro«r of Fourth nuu Maiu Streets,

Terre

era. SaMsfcrywhcar 24dw ly

•5 SMfO

WH1TTIKB, BBKD PHI81UlAN,ae hi

BKGULAHLY ojuuf mimmiii'.— which h»ns* in hii otflc^w^illjihov

Diploma which I

BfpkOu,

kft,

an'

has a Union-wide reputation, having been

bmg*-

(seatsrffa A. £oosthan any othar OhronioPisew Pbyalcian. Much of his practloe has been of a private na tare.

Oe«orrfe*a,61es(,

eory

Striotmrt,

ait

ante, Ind.

:ril

4 ,.} r.-' Abstracts ol tulo furniahed, Loans negotiated, and Monev invested. ifsvl

FOR N4LE.

CiT* PBOPKBTT... -...ri

Forty Lola in l.inton's Additlcu tu

Uri

Diietua, SfpMie or Mtrairial AjfMiunt o) (hThroat, 8Hm or Bimsr,

Terra Haute

House aud lot, east Oiito strtwt, Iionse aud lot, in McMurrain's Addititiou, Ilouseand lot in Siblejr's addition on 6th street, House and lot iu itsae's addition on 8th street, House and lot on Poplar, between 6th and 7th streets,

Honae aud lot on h'ortb Bill, botwwa ihesuat

and

Most oases can be praperly traato

ty Menstruation and Pregnancy, So. without an Interview, and medicines, secare iron obeervatiou, seat by mail or express. Mo bin 1 ranee to business in most cases.

Linton streets. Two huainoas Houses ou .ua atr.a. i"L

COUNTY PBOPEKTi.

Farm of 80 acres in Honey Crtek Township, 173 acres in Linton township. 3 Acres below thu Boiling Jllll, wwi aidu iauai.

JaniMtl

for tw

three-cant postage stamps to prepay poetage.Cireular for Ladies,relating to Diseases of Puber

FOUNDRIES.

VIGO FOUNDKY

A N

MACHINE, SHOP I

[Notice of Ce-Partnershlp.

The undersigned ha?* formed a Oo-Partndrship in the above works nuder tbe n*uie aad style of

HEATH, HAGDK dr CO..

Steam Engines, Mill Gearing. Macbiaery of ev ery descriptiou, and all kinds of Iron aud Bra*1 Castings, made to order, at these Workp, eituatt# near tbe Torre liaate A Iudiauapolis, and tbe* EYansville A CrawfordiviHe Railroad D«pot«.

Repairing promptly Attended to.

ORDERS SOLICITJKD JAd. 3KATH. t,i t' J. B.ilAUCB. anl7dwitm u. ll. B*ACH.

i. a. Mc'SLrauH. a. r. DENCLSB. T. BABSABIS

PH(Ei\IX FOUNDRY ...

AND—— tl

Machine' Shop,

McElfresh, Denver & Co., 8. E. cor. 9th Eagle Sts., near Passenger Depot, TKBBB ACTS, IND.

Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Mill Machinery, House Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Circular Saw Mills.

Special attention paid to tbe manufacture and repair of Brass Work, Patent Offioe Models Ac. Wc are also prepared to cut Toothed or

ORDERS Jaul3d3mwl

BRO

Msnufhoturess of

sll kinds

CRACKERS.

and Dealers In

COJC

Gearings of either Cast Iron, Wrought Iron ot Brass, in the most perfect manoer. Bepairing done promptly.

All parties connected with this eetabli.hmcnS being Practical Mechanics of severally eursexpsri. enca, we feol safe In saying that we can render full satisfaction to our customers, both in point of workmanship and price.

The highest pries paid for all old scrap Iran delivered at the "Phoenix Foundry," near the Passenger Depot. a

MoXLFRESH, DXMULBB A OO..u

augMd6mwtf

JgAGLE IRON WORKS,

CoaNKu

FIBST AKD WALMDT STBEBTS.

TERRE XlAUTiC, IND..

WM. J. BALL & CO., Proprietors,

(StrvessoBS TO Joscmi Gaovia,)

MANCFACTUBEK

OFJ

Portable 4 StatioDary Engines

FLOCKING

AUD

HAW MIL^ UAOH1NEBV,

AND all*-'

COBN-SHKLLKR8 AH t'AJJK MILLS tUIJiKKl

UKNEBALU,

Iron and Brnss Cistiags, Ac,, Ac.'

Having an extensive Establlshmert, wall stock, odandiu full operation, wa ara piepared to do all kinds of work in our Una, in the best styU, and at short notice.

SOLICITED

NEW

Drug and Prescription Store

'r-'l LU hitC*

IRA GROWER, Jr.,,

Would annonuoe to tln oitlsitus

Terre Hante

and vicinity, tbat bo has opened at

So. 46 Mouth Fourth §t,

OPPOSITE THK MAltKKT HOUSE,. A Full and well Selected Slock of .,,1

PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINK8, Chemicals, oils aud Dye Sluffs, JPT3K FUMERY^

A N A I

-tjieri For Medical Purposes,

A tea

All fciadv of M' iel« ballt to order. [dl4d6m

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.» co %a awuJibu#

Pure Wines and Brandies,

PATENT MEDlO'IN£g,"»

The Lowest

iir

And all other articles kept ty &rngKi»t» generally, wbich were bought lov7, aud will be sold at

Cash

Price.

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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOONDKU. ,- f,r ii.i T-,v t,- .i'L iu ll ,v v+)r: --dw

IRA GROVfiR, jr

DRU««I8T AND HEMIST,

Wo. 46 South Fourth St.

Betweu Obi* and W«luut.

TERRE HAUTE IM DIANA?1 K. B.-Mr. Grover trust-i tbat his THIBTBBK TSARS'

of intimate acquaintance with the bueicess, is a sufficient guarantee that lull satisfaction will be rendered patrons *7dtl