Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 April 1868 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS-

TERKBi HAUTE, iNl»

Monday Morning, April 13th, 1868

ftepnbiiean_8tatt Ticket.

FOB «»OVEK.Vli,

Cor. CONE AD BAK.EU, uf VnnJcrbnr^fc/ TOR I.IIT Tf.V»^"r-'-'.'\ KUNuU. 4/01, WILL Ul'ilBAOh., of JLhfcatar. .. TOP. HTCEETAITV or FTATT, JUJor. MAX. l'vA. liUi'FMAN, ,.t t-n»s. tor. AUDITOR or fiiATi:. ifAj.-.K-JOUX /J. EVANS, of Hamilton. rot. TitrA-vt'.cu or BTATK, E.T.ttAk I A Tii AN K1M1IAL1., 01

JOHNSON

liar liu

t'.,c.R nriw or iltr. RfPREMC cov»T,~.

VOT.0XW. THKODOBK

W. McCoY, of

OUrk'

*«b Of" T1JE p'JPJiEME CU'ST Colonel JiME? B: IiLACK, of Marion. For. Arroissrv crXKBAt,

D. K. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. •OK gUPEBINTENDENT 01' rl iii.K IhSTUCTION, BABNAB.VS C. 110 BBS, of Wayne,

JfOIC ILECTOKS AT I.-iltCE, THOMAS H. NELSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN 1". CLAVI'OOL, of fuyotte.

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THECincinnati Gazette

POLITICAL

has a dignified

editorial on "weather" in its Saturday issue. It is rather a common place subject for editorial columns, but if over any editor wag excusable for an allusion to it ho certainly was on the morning after the recent enow storm.

mutters just now aro stag

nant everywhere. The progress of the impeachment trial interests everybody. Congress is doing but little business and that only of the most ordinary kind. The

office holders all through the

country are bocoining very polite and aro beginning to extol

Ben

highly.

"VYADE vary

JOHNSON

seems to be setting his

houso in order and at last is getting to regard the impeachment as a notice to quit Everything in the political way will probably be quiet until after the impeachment trial is over, or at laast until after the Ro publican presidential nominations are made.

Our Weekly Campaign Edition.

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Express.

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furnish our weekly paper from this date until the first of December—a period of eight months, at the low rate of one dol* lur The price of subscription is such a3 will placo it within the ability of nearly overy Republican in this, and the surrounding countios, to tako the paper.— Theapproaching Presidential canvass will be an exciting one, and every Republican should keep well posted in political mat* ters. There i& no better or cheaper way to accomplish this than to subscribe for the Dollar Weekly

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The tlrcat. Reaction.

The Democracy of our State are busily engaged at this tirua in the business of bragging and blustering as to their strength in Indian* and the probabilities of carrying the fall elections, At their State Convontion, ori the 8th of January, the bragging policy waa inaugurated and has since been steadily adhered to. The leaders of the party then gave out that tho "grand reaction'' had commenced in Indiana, and the effect of it was first to be expected in tho April oleotions The choice of

PENDLETON

PENDLETON,

as candidate for

the Presidency by the young Democracy of our State, at the convention, was heralded as the dawning of the ''great reaction.'' This action of the convention was certainly a mortification to tho "old Hunker Democrats, who take no stock in

Karlj Fruit Damaged 1j Frost In Southern Illinois. Wa extract the following from a private letter dated Jonesboro, Union County, Sjuthorn Illinois, April

I thiuk lully sevontv-five per cent of the entire frnit crop of"Southern Illinois has been killed during the last two nights by frost. Peaches are bad. All the strawberry blossoms that were open are killed, and I think about one-fourth of them had opened. There is prospect of more frost to night. .•"J* it Ar. ,#*!

<LETTER FROM THE FAR WEST>. -----

[Extracts from a letter from a citizen of Terre Haute.]

SOUTH PASS CITY, W, T., MARCH 3d, 1868. — —: I must tell you how I came to this new Eldorado of Gold. I procured a pony, saddle and bridle in Virginia City, and thus equipped started, December 28th, 1867, for Salt Lake City, U. T., 450 miles distant, mostly over and thro' the mountains. The 4th, 5th and 6th days out we made but 25 miles on our way—through snow and storm. We arrived in Salt Lake Jan. 19th, 1868, where we remained two weeks, recuperating and preparing for our trip of 260 miles to this place, which we reached in 22 days, without any mishaps. We left our horses and sleds at Green river, and from thence were compelled to use hand-sleds 100 miles, to our camp

Money matters are controlled here by the Eastern markets, yet the country is almost self-sustaining in flour, beef, bacon and produce generally, and being also gold and silver producing, does not suffer thro' the same excitement that your market does. However, men are rich to-day and poor to-morrow.

I hope to find a location for the coming summer, not more than a day's journey from here, on "Cayuse Poney," but intend going home next fall—at least to visit.

In writing as I now do, you must re-

member I am impressed with different ideas and views of the present at least, and having been in the Mountains just long enough to form a favorable opinion of them, I may seem prejudiced, though

I have not forgotten the pleasures and luxuries of the Middle States or comforts of a home, where all desires are attainable. Yet in a few years you will find this in reality the Eldorado of the interior if not of America. The "self risers," of the slope think California the haven of their hopes, and surely there is more in it than the mere assertion. Even Oregon and Washington Territories have advantages over many countries now thickly settled.

But here we are on the eastern slope of the main chain of the Rocky Mountains in close proximity with valleys where snow seldom lays a week, and where stock will keep fat the year round on the native grass. Fruit can be grown as well as in Indiana, and Cereals yield better than in Minnesota, while communication is being shortened with the East and West, and Mineral resources almost unlimited, am I far wrong in supposing that this new Territory, will, at no distant day, contain a population of wealth and affluence.— This District of "Sweet-water" carries the palm for <Quartz> to-day over all others in

NO pains

the Mineral Districts of America, though having just arrived, and the snow being too deep to <prospect>, I have as yet no in-

terest here. The Placer Mines here do not amount to much and may never yield anything worth mentioning. Wood and water are abundant for the present though rain seldom falls; and coal of easy access, and abundant coal oil also can be had for barreling, there being several flowing springs; one situated about thirty miles from here in Wind River valley.

There will doubtless be some difficulty with the Indians this summer, but another year will clear them out of this section.— I may say this, however, that no man, young or old, except enterprising, industrious, and prepared to endure hardships and bad fare, need set his face in this direction. True, capital can and does control all existing comforts (such as they are) as well as labor, but not as it does in the States. Every man has hopes of doing something for himself, in this way striking something rich. Men owning the best interests here (worth to them to-day from $25,000, to $50,000) were acquaintances of mine in Montana, and to my knowledge, poor men. The seasons are short enough here; atmosphere light, and air bracing; water pure, creeks and rivers filled with trout, and game abundant in places.

Now, I came here principally on account of my health, having no greater desire than to become strong and hearty, and having, as I think, attained that desire, I should be content, but who is content with what they have. A home and its comforts, are the next and then possibly, wealth. One thing, I find, a man

D»mocratt

tive:"

but otherwise thau breeding

a family quarrel in the ranks of the party, we havo seen no popular eft'ect resulting therefrom. At tho recent April elections tho Republican party, on a light vote, more than held its own. The Democracy failed to astonish any body or to furnish any tangible evidence of the "great reaction" on that occasion. In fact the "great reaction" is a humbug, and does not exist in Indiana or elsfiwhero that wo know of. With the bad war record of tho Democracy of this State staring that party in tho face at every turn it cannot hope for any speedy favorable reaction It is a corrupt, treacherous and destructive purty, and has so written its own history in this State that it cannot now hope to regain its former power. Everything indicates a healthy and vigorous condition of things inside tho Republican organization and tho reverso with tho Democracy^...jNatwithstanding the swagger and blunter of the Democratic leadors, they have no laith io a party triumph in Indiana this fall.— This is evident from all their movements. They are too craft}- a set of fellows to be mistakon themselves and only hope to deceivo the people by their bragging fcnd self-confidunt manner of entering the campaign. Tho cry of ihf ^gi and reaction' is aboui v••laved ui ir. Indiana.

here without money feels better off than a man there with a little, there is more equality, freeheartedness, &c., than is met with even in the middle States, caused likely, by the dependence on one another. Money here now commands from 10 to 15 per cent, per month, with what is termed good security, and never less than 5 per cent.

From accounts times are generally dull in the States, more from a lack of confidence, I should judge, among business men. The latest we have here is that Andrew the First has been beheaded, decapituted, or something of the sort, which will doubtless influence the value of our national currency, however, in another

respect. I have paid a little attention to politics, though still a "soldier of the Union.'' OSCAR RANKIN. =====

"neutral." "negative"

From all

Conservatives

We say—

F, Sun.

"THE

Tfoe Fall of Senator Tales. The Chicago

Tribune

Tribune.

A Conservative.

Democratic papers call the party "Con servatives.'' That genuine Democratic paper which expresses the sentiments of its party undeservedly, the La Crosse

"Conservative'

How we hate the word. It is the synonym for a coward—one who has no principle—no heart—no earnestness—r.o love of truth—no confidence iu the right—no boldness—none of the higher and nobler qualities of manhood.

Conservative!''

A smooth-tongued, soft-stepping, sly, Belfish, treacherous, cold-blooded, deceit ful, double-faced, forked-tongued sneak.

"Conservative/"

political thing

"neither fish, flesh nor fowl," a subject upon which we find it utterly impossible to express our feelings, but we beg all tbat class of politicians to accept our feeble complimentary offering, with tbe as surance that it is tbe best we can do for them.

We pray— j,

"GOOD LORD, DELIVER cap

And to all

•1 Conservatives -v

"Get iiite behind me, "Satan fir

As improved state of affair* teems to be comiDg up in Georgia. Judge Irwin having been nominated for the Governorship by the Central Executive Committee Of the Democratic party, Gen. Meade declared that he was ineligible. Thereupon Mr. Irwin, rery sensibly declined to run, and the Committee, accepting the situation with equAl grace, nominated another man. Gen. Gordon, whom Glen. Meade pronounces eligibly and "who will consequpntly run. This harmony of action is highly creditable to Gen. Meade, who. holding ati' even hand, administers tho law3 withput fear or favor, and so builds hirtiselfup in the confidence of the people under him, and to the Georgians, who appear to be getting a clearer idea uf the fact tbat the shortest road to reconstruction is submission to present authority.— iV.

says: -g

The latest intelligence on the subject of Senator Yates is that a committee of Republican Senators have notified him that ho must do one of three things, viz 1. Behave himself or U. Resign or 3. Be expelled. A dispatch from Washington says that Mr. ates has just recovered from a severe indisposition. It Ec-eme to havo been very severe this time.

The Chicago Journal, which has been a staunch supporter and ardent admirer of Senator Yates, thus speaks of his present conduct "Our private advices from Washington uie to the efl'ect that United States Senator Yates entirely neglects bis -duties in the Senate. He is intoxicated nearly all the time, day and night, and unless he changes his courso.soon, or resigns, the Senate will expel him. He has not been in his seat once since tbe opening of the impeachment trial, and on several occasions iis vote would have decided important questions. The statement of these painful facts will sadden many of the friends of the once beloved and honored Gov. Yates, who it is now evident, ha3 lost all self-respect, as well as.the respect which is due to his constituents and to the body of which he is a member. If he will not resign, the nooner he is expelled the better. Illinois must be fully represented in the Senate when tha final vote on the impeachment trial is given. The present is no time to trifle with the patience of the Senate, and the people of Illinois are in no tamper to justify, encourage or tolerate the di-graceful course of a drunkard iu a public office of trust and responsibility."

•».

The

Steele

reviewing the

causes which led to impeachment, and speculating upun its result, with a calmness which ought greatly to reassure those among us who fancy that a terrible aassault is being made upon our whole social and political fabric. It says, very justly, that Mr. Johnson has identified himself with tho pro slavery pariy which lod on the rebellion, and that the contest between him and Congress is but the winding up of the struggle which has raged during so many years on the battle-field. Whatever be the result, it predicts that the "present crisis will be solved legally, justly, without any appeal to brutal force, by allowing the free play of republican institutions." Our home-bred alarmists may well stand rebuked before the confidence displayed by this foreigner in the good sense and moderation of the mass of the American people.—N. Y.

Sun. (•.

Jeff Davis -Not a Bad Idea. It bus been rumored from Washington that Jeff Davis (who, after reporting himself lately at Richmond, and being released till the 2d of May, has sought ai,ain the exile's refuge of tho New Dominion,) has expressed the opinion that with the removal of President Johnson and tbe promotion of "Old lien Wade" to his placc, he, the aforesaid Davis, will report himself no more at Richmond. His reason is said to be that the elevation of Senator Wade to the White House in the manner proposed will be unconstitutional and tbat accordingly, as a stickler for the

and tbat accordingly_ constitution, he (Davis) cannot give hi consent to a trial under W^ade's administration, Very good. The constitution will do, so that Master Davis, with "Old Ben Wade" in the place of Johnson may keep on the north side of the Cana dian line.

evening paper thinks that because wo have demonstrated thai the Tenure-of-Offico law anplies to the case of Secretary Stanton, and forbids his removal, therefore President Wade would be compelled to retain in office Secretaries Seward, Mc Cullocli, Welles, Randall and Browning until tho end of Lincoln's term. By no means. The TeRure-of-Office law only forbids the removal of any officer "with out the advice and consent of theSenato.' It was not the Tenure-of-Office law alone but in connection with the refusal of the Senate to give its advice and consent, which prevented the removal of Edwin M. Stanton. In the cases of the other Cabinet officers the Senate may, in the event of Mr. Wade succeeding to the Presidency, consent to a change.-^-AT.

-a-

A CORRESPONDENT of the New York

Times

says there is a remarkable native African in South Carolina, named Saadengaged in teaching the freed men. Be sides a knowledge of the Arabic, Greek Italian, French, German, Russian and English languages, he possesses an ex tended knowledge of the literature of those languages, and can quote by the page from the Koran, from Dante's "In ferno," from Goethe, from Moliere, fec llo was born in the interior of Africa aiid is now about thirty-two years of age He came to this country during the war to see the condition of "his people," and served in tbe 54th Massachusetts Regiment.

JAMES

thus describes a "Conserva

A MAN was arrested in Buffalo last Sunday, for stealing tho steam whistle of a propeller. He will pay dear for the whistle.

WHY

i'y

Chicago Bible," a new edition ot

Scripttife' is tn'fiounced as forthcoming, th©advertrement says thatfa new feature of the edition will be a family record, suited to tho wants of tho day. In addition to the pages ordinairly devoted to births, marriages and death, several leaves will be &dded for divorces.

FOP

S. I'AYNB, who has just be6n in»

augurated fourth President, was born a slave in Kentucky, and sent by his mistress to Africa, in 1840. He has been Methodist presiding elder, and already writer on political economy. He is now the civil head of a Republic containing over 200,000 inhabitants.

WINTER WHEAT IN ILLINOIS.—The

Springfield (111.)

Journal

have fine accounts of the Winter wheat throughout Sangamon and the adjoining counties. We are informed by those who have been out through the country that the prospect never looked tetter. The snow and steady cold weather of tbe Winter kept it protected, and nowit shows itself firmly set "and in good condition. Many wheat fields are already green."

is President Johnson like a tree?

Because be leaves next month.—Peoria

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i'aUnt ErcrlimSf MdtBicCI-He

AddreU Wai i.-TF- Btip-idnijrJ N. lGDiarbprn a(roet,_ObicafcflS?^ J*. 1..

S.OOO I'KIS VE4R.-

WAn-Ajr-at iswsr.tedincTcry tnvn

iu tin. Uui'in, .maks auT sell iirliilo of daily coasumpt.ou iu evtry lauiily. It is entirely new. balo ai permanent ai floor- AddrPBl

LOTJIS OOBLEVTfc,Midjl(kto*ii.Md.

rpHiS IS !-By gend'ngoO

i'7r#n-IQsfeir:y*Vwin receTtl?. Lyrilura mail,' ii corn-:', picturo ul'your future husband or wife, with ?'t»iDj slid (tut- ot marriage. Addrera W. FOX, f*. f»i awer So.-H, FnltonvHIj,

'I'RE VOrmiELF of DEBILITY, SEXUAL DIS^AM,^r. "-nil yotlr aiuron stamped euvcl.ipeaud uaU fur rircnlar »r ••Plithelogy."— Dirtct ti .-OlUKiC-AN NKWb CU., 1^1 Nassau at., NiW Tcvrl.

Vi'.r- n: r..

0W THE QUACKS EXTORT tiic-u i-NvoarcMAii. rAiiiMsu Qtxacftery Exposed, S,* "Tho I'at'cnt'B Gnido." It trllu Jou' tow tu cure diseases of the gonerative organs, iu both sexes, with simple, safo iund reliable remedies, to be prucwrul at auy drhiatorc. l'hoso about to marry slionld proe^ire a coppyaloncp. Addrf-S'i. G. \V. MOKTON, M. It., Crogbf street^ N. Y. MaiU-d uu oi iposUgi.stamps:

Ui: illli COINING.

And will irc8«ut to any person s««Iluc ih a «. lub tu our tiroat OWJ DOLLAR SALE

Dry and Fancy Goods, A WATCU, PiEyE OF SHEETING, SILK

DUKSri

P.\TTfrr.?T9, Ac., iSc.,

Free of Oosit! Oiir iiniueoiuenU «iur jug the few yenrn hove bpcn large. WE NOW DOUBLE 0LR RATES

OF PREMIUMS.

Our Friendi will readily notice our Presents for 30 und GO Clubs Are now mora than e^ual in value to Clubs in value to Clubs of CO and 100 respectively of oth"r er firm?." «.r •. ,- Ji

Flcaae Exauiiue. °1B8 Any peraor. onlsiiag rlthii oi (he L'luba tnen-' tioned beloiv, :an have their selection of Premiums numerati 'l, corrrffii ohdinii. to the alio bf tho 01 no, FfilSE OF ONE DOLLAR for a (Inh of a0. ($3.)-One o" the folloning irticleo, vir: I'tpiine dress pattorn tan. cy colored b^d upread 10J vio Turkey morccso ilbani ":J yards sbceting striped c«htnero delaine diese putteru honey comb quilt all wool tquaie e-iiowl set rolid nold bosom etude all wool lat'cy casiiui^r pan.s and vist P»cutu gent's hair Runrd ch iin, gold tri:nninga silvej plated chastil huiti r-Jish silver plated 5 hottle revolv mgcaO'Oi-, ouie.t, tt.t suptrJtr stoeicd bluded knivea and fjiks woratei promuna :y shawl la .1ie»' long sold plated ctiaiu l»dii«s* irold deuble ri: ^eiit'u liuavy chased solid eo riiif scli.l bl&cn walnut work box or wntiugdesk extra quality balmoral skiff, sot jewelry, sleeve but u-DS to uintcb vicliu and hew front's cardigan jacke' 6vl.-r-did ebony It flatf, ivory trimmings supoiior Tin key morocco shopping fcai ladies' hlith cut balmoral booes.

Fos* a Club of 60 (§6.)—Ou^ of tho.fojlowing articles, viz: Block or colbroA alpaca dreks .tt-rn on piece of bleached or brown sheeting silver-jiluted, 6 buttle r-.v'ilviiig castui yards superior cashmuio for fauts aud vest' palters extra heavy honeycomb |ui11 two fan cy colored be-.t spread.- pair gent's calf boots 4 yards farmers' good wool frockiti^ fancy eashmote.plaid dress pattern best qnality balmoral nkirt rosewood brass alarm lock la lies' all wool cloak patierh silver-plated cake or card 1) isket far mnff or c*[!e ladlos' fashionable wo il doubleBhawi splendid claad.)d family Bible, 9x12 record pngs and eugravingc '3 yaras double width water prrof tloasi'ng net ivory handlo knives, with ciiver plated forks one set of lace curtains.

For a Clnb of 100, $10,—One of tlu fol lowing articlee, viz: 4 y*rds double width cloaking cr coating 2 largt*, fine, bloached linen table covers, with 1 doz. large sizod uicuar napkins to _ar.tcb 25 yards splednid hemp carpeting, good colors extra quantity black-or alpaca dress pat torni one large piece of superior quality extra width sbee ing pair gout's call" boots, best qual ity siivir huntiuk-saiied patent lever witch doz. ivory handled steel bladed knives and forks silver-plated engraved bottle revolving castor, with cut gli"" bottl.s splendid violin, box and how, complete sinple barrel shot gun Bacon' six-barrel isvolver pair superior whito wool blitukots nicefur mull and capo sivler plated engraved ic pitcher, with salver yards all wool t'aucy ca83iner«,£jr suit ohe dozen Rogers" best uiiver p.ultd folks cummon SOLSB sawing atd embroidering machine two heavy honey comb quilts splendid family lliblo, record and photograph page,

larger Cluba the value iucrea^c-8 iu (be same ratio. Catalnguo of Goode anil Sample sent to any ad dress FBFE Send money by registered letter.

A. 1 re-3 bll urueie tu Alien, Hawes & €»., 15 Federal St,, Boston, Mafia P.O.Box

Wholesale I»eftlor.? io French, Uerman and Kisg liah Dry Kaucy Goods, Cutlery, Piated Ware. Album?, Leather Goods, Ac.

cHoicjif

JOSEPH STRONG'S,

No. 190 Main Street.

FOUJSTAiar EAMP.-

tion-Kxpiosive. Price 50 eta. Burner 15 cf. Agents and othuiswlii tindthmi of unuau-'l valu«. Ad'lr.re, WHITLOOK LAMP CO., 95Maiden Lane, N. V. •,.

.. ...JOi

r* 'r -TI i. 1^5

OKA.NGES, LEMONS, FIG'S, RAISINS

lmond?, Filberts, Pecans, Eng. Walnuts, Prune?, Currants, Lobsters, Frrsh Cove Oysters, Peaches,

Pine Apple, Maiseua, Italian Vermicilli and Macaroni,

Pearl Bhrlej", TRENCH'

., STARS, Worcestershire Sauce, Pepper Sauce, Tomato Cat-'-,,.-sup, Best quality Flavoring lixtratits, Mace, Cloves, Nutmeg?, Cinnamon, ALipice, Pepper,'Ginger, Cream Tartar, Eng. Soda, Colgate's Toilet Soap?, Blacking and Scrub Brushes, Ink, of all kinds, Blacking, &c., &o

All of which aro ofl'ered at low Prices Goods delivered to'ali parts of the City

FRElii OF CHARGE First Stone Front, East of Oth, on Main Stroc-t. CowHtrj- Produce Wanted

JOjHLtf N. HS31Z, Kariy'j «lo«a, Xo. Main Strcel, Tcrre Hauto, Indlanji,

M:s'&

respect fully ro.-.-«uaeBds

b!6

wcil salsct

stock of Jc.itis, FUnnch, plain and p!i«id

Linnys, lilanitts, .Caverl^tt, nud Wouian Knit tiug ir.rns, of diffnreiit kimla. Ueing fully cnihled ta w« rant tle flrft fu-Uity #f thoso Goods I most rsn ectfu!ly invito L» li«s arid Gt-ntlaman to' I iim iaspuci ihfia:. W'ocl taken in ezchanod for Qo.-.-is. the hlghntit tor.ilrit rates paid.

OMNIBUS LINE.

/'1 B. MXLLJSB'S OMNIBUS W. AKD 1TACS. LINE. Will stteod

iiH callaior traint leaving the

Oity. and also dottier pusangpni In asy p«rt of tbe city with care and dlsbatch All urdersl'1 ton the Slate at the Post Oj&oe, at Tatls' irag Btor»,

NEW

SUC't

prr, ntDta 17J Broadirer, I.

ray residence will be f.rompt-

ly to, .I»n20dtf

PU1L.OSOPIIV

OF 9(UtHUU£ A

Corn."

LzdrtnE»,

aa J.-l'rored at the

New Fork Museum of Acatomy,-pmbrAriDg the subjects: How tj Live and What to Live .tor Tooth," Maturity atid Old Manhood Opnerl ally Beviewed. The Cause of Indigsstion Flatasince and Nervous Diseasss accounted for llarriagn 1'hilosophlcally Considered, 4c. Pocket volumes containing these Lectarts will be forwarded on receipt of four stamps, by addressing:

New Yotat MciBTM OFASAJcai. GIS Brcad•wav, New Toik. marlUily

QHEAP MILLINERT. 'Z

11 kinds of Millinery Goods sold at OOS1 during the Winter months, Bt

Mrs. M.

:II.

A.pfrott*»,

itetho 0Kl|dtf

ATTORNEYS.

JNO. r. baism CflttL cscyr. gAI|I^4

O t'FtcE.—No. 82 Hain Street, np stairs. fet12dlf

Wm. E. McLEAN,

attorney and Counsellor at Law, 1 —ANC— GENERAL

COLLECTING AGENT,

OFFICE.—No.SC

.'. Die

dec5dly

Main Street.

l. r. Mrzzr. B. C. SirrtLL MUZZY & SAFFELL, ATTORNKY8

AT LAW.

General ^tlcctisg ud Eshk Agents. OFFICE—McKeeu's Biook, op ittlra. Mc* Masonic Hall. JalMwt

PHYSICIANS.

E, JONES, M. D., HeaKBSpatkiHt, OrriCE. as* RksiDiNCE—Bnntin House. Calls promptly attetaldod day or night. Patients Acvived in reoepttou room. Particular attentioa paid lo diseases

femnlos and chiidrtm. it it

my intention to make this city apvrmanent tcai. donee. m-2Sdtf

DE.A.'AKNAtJD••oiialFilth

OFFICE—Corner

P. J)AUGHEKTY, v' PhyslctM Md f)arireoH«:

TKURK HAUTB,» IN 1_. Will attend promptly to all prefsmional call* in the city aul eouniry.

OFFICK—Northwest

corner of FuartH «Bd Maiu

streets, Goodman's Clothing Storo.) Residence

K(over

m. &a North Foarth Street. ocSttdt'

DENTISTRY.

R. L. H. BARTHOLOMEW. SVBOEOX AND MECUANIOAI. E N I S Successor to Dr. D. U. WELD, No. 157 Main St., National Block, Torro Haute, In d. [m30dtf

K.C.

gUNTIN HOUSE.

O. LINCOLN, v,'

Tho

Doutist

Oldest Establiskod In 'i'erre Haute, O/rios—On Sixth Street, between Main and Ohio, one door south of Nationai ilouse* lla^iug ha'l np wards of eighteen ^wkr*' expe ritmcein Oeutistry, ho id xf«fl(]ent that be cau give aatlsfactioa in all casee. [JyfcOdly

Ji^HIOHAiJDSON, M.

R"J\ T~1 S 8UOO»MOB TO db. ». a. fMira, 0KFI0K—On Ohio, between 3d tuid 4th Street. aplSdtf TXBltK-HADTK. 1ND.

HOTELS.

KLISDA ADAM80.V D. A. (JO.NOVKR,

Prop'rg.

Southeast Corner PnMic Square,

Torre Haute^j Indiana.

FREE 0MNIBU4 TO AND FBOM IU. TBAIVS.

QTEWART HOUSE1,'

KJ NOBTHWEST COB. PITBLIC RQUASE,

TEERK IIAliTE .....tNDIANA

J. li. UIJ«H£M Proprietor.

Mar The Street Cars ran past this House ev ery fifteen minutes, from 0 o'clock

•., till 12

r. m. inStf

JACOB »CTB. BCT NATIONAL HOUSE,

COB. SIXTH

AMO

STBEET,

TERRE HAUTE, IND

JACOB BVTZ SON ..............PBOPBIKTOWi.

This House has bteu thoroughly refurnlshe 1. my 23dwly

pLARK HOUSE. COBSIEB or nan and onto STBEBTS. Terre Haute, Indiana.

W: B. GRIFFITH. Proprietor

Office of Marshall, Monti auma and Palestine Hack Lines. Free Buss to and frost all Trains. nov28dtf

rjlERRE HAUTE HOUSE,

TUi)

Faintly Groceries!

,'p

OoaNKft MAIN AND BKVKMTU STUkKTS, Terre Haute, Indiana.

This Hotel has rocently been refitted, and pat la first-class order, offering aooomiuodatiODs onsur passed in the dtate.

SIBIiET TIIBHEB, Prep'rs.

UNDERTAKERS.'

S A A A

UN13EBTAKEH ia prepared to execute' 1 orders In his line win neatness and dispatch ^raar of third and Oborr| treets, Terre Haute, Indiana. Jan20-6-dwtf

WARREN'S IMPROVED

ROOFING.

We are prepared to pat on tfeli Boot, and. war' rant it for fire years. This is the best and cheap' est Boof in use, and is fire-proof. Call on

House, 81(a and

Carriage falntinic* SLAZU6, FAPER-HASeiSitt, Mixed paints, of every description, Varnishes Putty,

Ac.,

always on hand, and for sale on tha

most reasonable terms. Oive me a call. Shop ok Oharrvet, strebetwean 3d and 4th. o39dl|T

A MERICAN £x. s.

•yr'i .sU

WALTHAM

WATCHES

THE BEST!

THE CHEAPEST

r-'J

Lai

int.

The extensive nse of these Watches by Railway Conductors, Engineers, and Expressmen, tbe most exacting class of watch-wearers, has taoroughly demonstrated the strength, steadiness, duratility and accuracy of the Waltham ITatch. Te satisfy that class in all these respects is to decide the qnestion as to tbe real ratae of these timekeeper*.

More than 300,000 are speaking for themselves In the pockets of the people. Imported Watches are made en an expensive torn, in small numbers, bet by numerous makers, and are placed in the market here by an Importer who first secures a MONOPOLY OF SALIC OP SOME OMB MANTJ

FA0TCBE.

To the Manufacturer's profit mast be added Oostof Importation. A Custom-house duty of 26 per cent, payable in Gold.

A profit of at least 25 per cent, to the Importer, another profit to the jobber thus nearly doubling the cost of the imported watch.

At Waltham, Watches are manufactured on a large scale, under one roof and system of supervision and nanaceaent, thereby saving many of the expenses necessarily incurred iu email estab lisiimeuts hsncetheir great cheapness.

Ail iexpectable dealers now sell Waltham Watches and competition, as all the world knows, is favorable to small profit!. The trade is satistie l, because, though the profit on each watch is small, tho demand is large Bad all are saleable.' ynssrnpulona importer! occasionally place' a worthless Swiss imitation in the market. Tb avoid Imposition, the purchaser should invariably demand a certificate of gtnuinenrgs, signnd t»y the treasurer of the American Watch Company—B. ™. BOBBINS.

There are different grades.of finish In the different varieties of Watetiea made by the" Waltham Company, as thor are different sl»es and shapes lo salt all tastes and tnoaas but every Watch tbflftiears the genuine trade' mark of WALTHAM-' Is guaranteed to be a good one, and bobody need be afraid to buy it. Every Watch Fully Warranted.

For sale by aH first-class dealers In the United Ptntft and British Provinces. HOBBIHS APPUfON,

Jl«

Br*a4m»],

182

New York.

Ask Jot a Waltham Watch^ and take no i-'-'i-P other.

IT IS THE BKST! IT IS TIE CttlA^XSVi d*w3m

QT-EAMi DYB HOUSE. I .nM

MANUFACTURERS.

IZB HQMJfi HAUUFACTUB*S.^..rJ

We haW ou hand a floe stock of Sanh, Boors •tad Blind**

our own maMta-.tore, wltioli

4Bif A. )n?atdMt9-{aii

JbiIJ

atufl

—t.v Mil&l i-a sail I

of Slain and Streets,

ovor the National Btate Bank. Ilci^ui£cc—CbestBDt at*, between Km andTth. tuUiyl tKBUK HAUTJC. IKS.

WTll call at a very small advance on cost.

We Warrant our Work tP be tuporior to aoy over before offered iu tliia market.

Buyiogof us will furnish employment to your own Mechanics, and at the nme liico

as we warrant all our work.

Walsokaep ou-hand, and mannfaeturo tu order, Window and Door Frames, Monldings and every vSrlrty of Ktnishlng Lnmbir asej (n b'liM-

lD8'

CLIPT ft WILLIAMS. PRATRtK CITTTLAyiNO feUMtr

Drag and Preseriptloa Store.

oi fiewai3

shbllady"1

^(Succesaor to BAUTH A SMITH,) ij

Mam 8treet, bet. 8th and 9th, .nJtiiif. od) ui ii idtsqqoOeM I

DrViPivtlfjor~ CXtemytutie,

G0L6ATE 4 CO S FrAjtmutToilcL S»a prspared by ed Vwkncn, from tbe

BST MATKBUU, 1 are known «h the

STANDARD

by Healers A Ciuitonior*. Sold tTetywhfer 24dw ly

DOCTOR WHITTIER, BKKD PHYSICIAN, as hi

ADiploma

BSQ0LABLY uti&ii rnii9iuA».u which hangs In his ofllce willsbo aimade

Chronic Ditatum Ike ttudf 0/

nBL.

lift,

at.,

has a Union-wide reputation, havfngbeoo Iiv sxx»ied

£oawthan any other Chronic 11mw*

Physician. Mnch of his practice has been of a prlvatr ua tare, fiypkilis,

Gonorrhea,GUel, titricturc,

*arg

iXieatas,

a I

Cri

Sfpkilic or MereurkJ '4fectUm» of ih-

Throat, Bkm or Boner, Orchiiu,

Jfsnua or

Huptort

also, the effects of a Solitary Habit, ruinous Body and Mind, producing blotches, debility, im potency, diKilneea,dimnees of sight, ooafusion ideas, evil foreboaing, aversion society, loss

memory, weakness, Ac., not all these in any on aaoe^bat al 1 occurring frequently lu various eueii mm^^ccommodatioss ample, charges moderate cHres guaranteed. Consultations by letter or oBce,tree. Most cases can be property treate ty Menstruation and Pregnancy, 3c. without an Interview, and medloinea, secure ttou observation, sent by mail or express No "bii. 1 ranee to buaineas in most cases.

Addrsss Box S092, St. Louis, Mo. Hours—8 A. Bf. te 8 P. M. Olfico ponnan'.mtli located at No.617 St.Charles.8troet,betweoa ^ixtt and Seventh,

One square South ofLlTitMl TTotel, 1

retired spot in the ceatre of the oity. Oonsultatlon rmai, and rooms for the euooui modation of incltbatients fcs require dally )»rsoi «l attention.

GVIBVBODI

Can get, In a sealed letter envelope.mj Theory Symptoms andTieatment of Nervous, Urinary anSexual Diseases,clearly delineating all the diseased conditions, with iull Symptom Lists, for tw three-cent postage stamps to prepay poatage.'^Nrcular for Ladles.relating to Diseases of Puber tpiMlwly.

Th* Pan la KlgliUtr Uurn the Sword.''

bzm*', n/ai

THE LABOR Of WSIZIHG18 SEDUCED, Greater Uniformity 1b Obtained.

Ease,Elegance and Beauty acquired.

HONOMI, fLIASUl Ai\D PfiOFl? CONSULTED. The Best, Cheapest and most Durable InBtrumenta for Wliting.ever used.

•ENT BY MAIL SAFELY^

Pricu, fifty Cmtt ami upward.

Wo Traveling Agents Employed.'

Uall and you will find Pens exaatly adapted to your hand and style of writing, or enclote stamp for circular.

CLITT WILLIAMS,

Prairie Olty Planing Mills, corner of 9th tand Mulberry Streets. Ja8dtf

W«

HOWARD WANNING,

MORTON, MAXDXIf LAJTK, 'q i,,^ ni/« HIV TOSS-

BARRETT'S

*^£3/ Veg«t«ble

HAIR RESTORATIVE Wa» decided by the N. H. Sttte lair audit now conceded by tbe public to be tlid very best- 6reparation ioriicstorlng Orty or faded Hair to It* original coTor promoting its Growth, eradicating

FBAKK HEIWIO A BUO Mannfacturers of all kinds oi

CEACZEES.

and Dealers in

O E 1 E S

On Lafayette St., between Canal and Depot, E E A E de30dly tiflj

.teJoln.iso

LAND AGENCY.

M.mcrKo.'x. II. I. JM.O RR. UK. C.

HICKOOX & CO.,

KKAL mm BK0KRU8

Olaio

Coiioet/tuttjcin.6 Cttr-iJuUy Don

AbetriWits of Titlo lunii-hwl, JLacnns no gotiKtinl and Money in vested.

..fit iri !'i Unr ii lu

IIut

"r\ors ana Dantlruff, and for Dressing and lieautifvii tne liair. It ia free from poisonous drugs, does uot -,*Um the fiaeac fabric, and /CCr «le«vcrth!ei?SAlp clea2^ the Hair

RICH,und

J. R. BARRETT tc CO., Proprietor., 1 *AXOHKSTEH, K. B. I IiO&D Jt asiikU|ualeag*,Geaeral North-West rn Agents.

J.&H. A. DAVIS. Aeent* for Terra Haute, ind. ,s

t#w

UNI

,t uovlli*6m

O N A E 1

INDIANA.

GRIMES .& ARCHER, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

(gscciggoas io unkxiM AND GSIKW,) OFFICK.—Over Dflvls' Drtt|f Store, Cor. Main and 3d Streets, Terre liauie, Ind. mal8dtf

J. A." BEY AN,

.ajiAjfewa

JOB 'PRINTER,

•".115 MAIN ST.,

TERRE HAUTE, IND

SOLICITORS.

£JHAULES WEEBE

xusi

H, CLARIDGB

Has returned to this aity, and ftttad «P a Steam Boeing and Scouring gtfshl is^lK'nt, at the old Stand, Mo. 8 KorthFourth Street, where he will hepleaeed to meet lis friends, aad as raany new on«a a*

tutr 1mtorold

SMtf

hiia^with thetr patronn §s

CO„

S0L1C1T0KS or PATESTS,

OOITM«LtOB8 AT PA.TEHT LAW, •odelBvHto^BcBlen.la rweatBtgfets, «n r£nwVKD ABTIGLKS.

OmOMl BAST VABCTT 8TBUT,

Indiana.

Oar Mmtssftl1proterlai Pateate ars not sx. by aeyestehUsheent 1B the Daited StaUs. of Bodeli oalit to ord*r,. [al446i& AU kinds

FOlt KALK.

Dealmble residence on South Market Strict?— Ovor acres of ground, well set with fruit aud shrubbery. Price, $7,0UU terms favjrablr,

M»w frMne honie, *ad int, 9(x34M teat, oil Str»« berry Hill. Vnry cheap.

1'we lots in Dvan's Addition, iirf ITi-ee aore*, east or Tl*^n'« ttardeu.

Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicine* Oils, Paints, Glass Lamps, Fancy Ooodg, Tmlet Arttetrs.

Every UescriptioU. t»

PBKSOBIPTIONS carefully compounded Hull hours, il»y or nlglit. 17dtf inaw

fiat'.:

200 acres, 3 iuii^! e*«t, kuowu tbe "llussey Kartn," *11 reuc^il, w.ll ioiproved good meadow woods va-mrrt and IUI.. timber. A Brit-etas farm. .Il ii»W r-dj

al ^«i Pl 1t

sJfcl« StJJ

50 Bnitding Lotj., atjjoiuiu^ the city, uutthraw —^6oa Wie— low price Biid f«v. ruble term*.

llouse aud lui, vu lai streot, ourtU ot Clerk Htnsee—5 rooms, Utfrrrti, h.rm-athMe, it. Pilct $1,^00- ,Terms.•»«/,,

Morrtfagn und S'«tes b'.^: dl.i oi hi

i'oriy uu rrs uitU-o nuiithi-udt ut lewo—'/* atrtia in c.iitili.ibtinutc llu^ tiiuln-i. Vt»rj •ihaa^. ... A

Kciil to

Ut* i+4 r.

MtS Md* i'i i-ij&oiiiMi V:- iiotivtiijftn.jS ads

Jan29dtt

il erti

btah'ia.To:J ^rii

DO NOT WEAR OUTI

A Single One will Last

a Lifetime.

BY THKIB U9B

'.-TIN.H I.IAO R-TST

HENDRidM LANGE,''

UIDce ovvrJirat JSnUouai lt»„k, S. k. Otuor FonrtU anJ Mtuo

Terre, Haute, Ind.

Abstracts of tillo lumiaJiod, gotiated, and Money invested.

FOR SALE.

iqji ,C1XV l'KOl'KBTT. Forty Luta iu l.iiiton's Addition to Terra Haute House and lot, east Ohio stroot, Huune and lot,iu McJluitaiu's Additition, Houseaud lotiu Sibiv 'a a«iilition on 5th street, House and lot in Base's addition on 8tS'Mreet, House and lot on fopUr, between ttth and 7th stroets, liouae and lot uu North 5ih, between i^hesuue una Linton streets.

XjWo business ilousi.i on 3ia'n strJev. i.- tl,Si COUWV- 1'jUOPi.KTi»'i (ii ii Farm of fj ucrea in iionoy Creek 173 acrosin Lfnton tiMuisbip. 3 Acrre bolow tti iteinag ft!II nide cSual

FOUNDRIES.

VIGO FOPJSJDJIY

AND

[toiiJ-iit'

SHOP I

Notice of Co-Partnership.

The undersigned have formed a Co-P*rtn«r*btp in the above worka undor the Dfttuo aud stjle ui

8KAT1I, HACiKR & CO. Steam Kagiuoa, Mill Gearing Mftchiner

«v

ery deaerlption, sod All kind® of Iron and Bra* Castings, niudb to oiUor( at these Works, ^icaatid1 near th« Terre Uante A TndiAuapolii$t and tl.e» h.Tanavillb A CiawfordrvUU iinilroKd Depoti.

W Ropuiring promptly atteudtd lo. ORDERS 8QUC1TK1) Motf-Jt Drtfi «JAS. SKATII

ani7dwdtn

B.UAUEB. H. BEAC^H.

T. H. MC'KLFttFSU. |:. r. LuiSiiLLH.

A A: FOIMHU

HHD

Machine Shop,

Mcftirrcsh,Denver

A Qut^u

8. E. cor. 9th A Eagle,Sts., csar Passenger Depots TEItliK HAOTK, IND.

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Manufacturers oi bteara Engines, Will Machin.iiv, House roiits, Fire Fronts, aud Circular 5tiw Mills.

Special attention paid lo the manufacture aud repair of Braan Work, Tat^nt Office Models Ac. Wc are also prepared to cut Toothed or Cog Gearings of either Cast Iron, \Vrougbt Iron ot Brass, in the most perfect manner.

Repairing done promptly. All parties connected with thle eeUblkhuicLt teing Practical ^Luohanics

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enoe, we feel safe In saying that we can render lull satisfaction to our customers, botb in point of workmanship and price.

The highest price paid for all old scrap Irf delivered at the "Phoenix Foundry/1 near the. Passenge Depot.

McELFRESII, DKNOLKB CO.

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IRON WORKS,

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WM. J. BALL & CO., Proprleturai,

,'ilv. (SDCC'SS0** TO JOSKHII OBOVSB.) ,J MANUKACIL'HEUS OF.

Portable Stationary Engines

FLOUBINQ AND HAW MILL MACHINKBV,

CORa-SHKUKBS AND CANR MILLS A!*D MAtUl.NKUl (it.NKKALLi, Irou mul Itrnxs Castinga, Ac,, Ac.

Having anea tensive Kstablishnumt, stall stock. sd and In full operation, we are pjeiared to do all kinds of work In our line, In the best stylfc, and at short notice.

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Drug and Prescription Store

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IRA "TROVER, Jr.,

Wonld aouounce to th* r.Uiuoua of Terrt.HAute and riciiiitj, that he has ope&ed at

So. 46 South Fourth St., OPPOSITE THE MAiiKjKT H.OC6K,. A Full and well Selected Stock of

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DRUGS AND M£D11L\ES,

ObemiealH, Oils and Dye Btuffs,

PERFUMERY,^ •*/aoil

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Pure Wines and Brandies,

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PATENT MEDICINES,-

A^d ail older »rlioictf kdpt by

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Lowest Cash Price.

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No. 46 is*outh Foui*tli Hf. Betwe^a Ohie and Waln-t. TBKfi'fi HAUTE .INDIANA.

N. B.—Mj. Urt.ver trust* tbat bis. Tunua YBABS' of intimate acquaintance with the busir»««, i» a sufficient guarantee that full SEtt^lbetioc will be refiderxilpAtroBS. i7dtl