Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 April 1868 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS-

a-Jtui-i-io^ rv-L*-

Thursday Morning, April l€»b 18tib

.Kepubiiean Ktute ticket* rot oovtiiSOR, Oat. COiJBALi CAh-itt. el Vanaerbnrga.

TOE L: :utikast-KVIW^OB, yot,WiLL u! DetatB* R-A sizs.T RIET 01 STATE, MWOkiiAi. O" Hut JritAN, ofCae*.

TOH AtiitTOE OF bXATC.

JdJUoa JuidX v. tVAiS, of Hamilton, ROA TEEABCBEE or STATE, Uuml sixiiAK KIMBALL, of Martm. rem CLEBE or TEE SCPKKME COrBI, COLOSEL TtifcUUUBJE W. ilcOoY, of Clarke, r-i k*P'»»TSBOrtBS S-JPREM2 COVBT-

Oolunel JAilfca B. BLACK, ol Marion. FfOE ATTOBNEf GENERAL, •D. E.

VV.LL1AM.S0N,

of Putnam.

"~?6R*StPIBINTE: D£NT Or PCBLIC IXSTL'CTIOS, BAK-NABAS C. HOC US, of Wayne, ITOE ELECTORS AT LABOE,

THOHAti H. MJL30H, of igo, BENJAMIN F. CLAKPOOL, of layetto. TOR ELECTOB, MXTH DISTRICT,

CAPTAIN K. £. KOSE, of Lawrence. CONTINGENT, JCOIONF-L JOHN 1. SMIIH, of Greene.

THE Springfield (Mas.)

Republican

says: "Iho country is singularly fortunate in the two officers who are called to deal •with the infuaious Ku Kluz Klan. General Meade and General Thomas are the very ideal of military governors under such trying circumstances. Cool, capable and collected,' conspiracy itself will feel rebuked and mastered under their steady glance, and the firm pressure of their mailed hand."

Ku Klux Klans.

Democratic Conservative shoeU tell us that these villainous bands of cowards and cutthroats are worthy and harmless gatherings, while twaddlers of the New York Times stamp inform UR that iho existence of such associations proves the irreconcilable hostility of the Southern people to negro suffrage, and is the precursor of a war of races. The existence of these Klana proves nothing except that the South is now, as before tho war, kittle better than semi-barbarous. It has good citizons and decent people who are ashamed ofthi.se doings, but they are now as they wsro in 1856 and I860, too timid to trample out the cutthroats who disgrace them. As for tho hostility of these creatures to negro suffrage, the humblest negro who o'vir went home to his peace fill cabin after a dny of honest toil is bet ter lit to vote than any of the whole gang of cowards who band together to murder him and burn his dwelling.

Aii Anxious Crowd.

Wo learn that a numerous array of Democratic a3piranU for a bootless race for Congressional honors aro impatiently waiting to Lear from "The Tall Sycamore of the Wabash." It is "understood" that it'

DANIKL

desires to try his mettle

in anoilur contest ilio field will be conceded to him by tho smaller fry whose ambi'.ious optics aro turned in that direction It if e.-uc-l yu

DANIEL'S

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liiat Bail Bond

The Chicago Journal thinks it would not be at all surprising if JBFLIF

DAVIS

should heed the counsels of the Serald and full to put iu an appearance at Richmond, next May, when his case shall be called. JEFF, is now in Montreal, and BKHNSTT implorw him to stay there, assuring him that his bondmen will not be obliged to pay the little $100,000 for which they went his security.

We fully, agree with our Chicago cotemporary. The miserable coward who sought refugo in the guieo of an old woman has a craven spirit capable of any dastardly meanness. If he should conclude that ho was iu the least dangor of being hanged or re^imprisoned, he would have no hesitation in taking BENNETT'S advice. If he does, it is earnestly to be hoped that the bondmen will be required to pay the entire bail. They will richly doservo the penalty, and none more so than HOBACE

GRSKLEY,

Model "Pacification.'"

Tbero can be no doubt that Ireland will be immediately and permanently "pacified!" The Dubliu visit of Queen 'Vic's hopeful darling—the heir apparent to the Throne of the United Kingdom— can hsvve co other effect! In the "universal and spontaneous rejoicing'' at the comiiig of tue R.iyal Debauchee, hunger and nakedness and ages of griuding oppresiou must ue forgiven and consigned to tho waves of dark oblivion 1

We "paciiy'' our pugnacious aboriginals by sending thom donations of beads and red flanuol. The British Government, with characteristic astuteness and comprehensiveness, grasps the idea.— '•A show,'' it argues, "is a good pacificator.'* "See how splendidly it works across the oco*n, subdjiag the lofty spirit and martiu! enthusiasm of tho noblo Redmen." "Let us try this remedy for tho chronic discontent the ChanneV Accordingly, as an Englishman' can have r.o idea of "a show" worth teeing unless there is "royalty" in it, we see the Royal Rake rigged out "in all the glory of sublimost thought"—minus the glory of dccOLt moral character—and sent with a!l -.he appliances and surroundings of reijal mngnificence to make the groundlings' stare in Dublin city and other parts of tbe Emerald Isle.—

It is well that "the Castie has been changed into a Royal Palace for his accommodation," a^tho Cable tells us, for a true Irish gentleman would not insult his wife or daughter by permitting ber to come in fcocial contact with a libertine, even though he appeared in the person of the son of

VICTORIA

and

ALBKRT,

mU

mae.

who, only a few

days ago, published in tho Tribune a long letter in defense of his course, which arouses afresh the public indignation which tormented him last spring and goaded him into the free use of billingsgate against all who denounced his course. Let JHIT. be tried, convicted and executed but if he himself escapes, let those responsible for his escapo be punished to the fullest possible oxtent, as a warning to misapplied mercy and misjudging expediency in tho future.

honored as they

st ever be for the strict observance of those virtues which most adorn and exalt domestic life as well in the palace as in the hovel.

The Cable gushes with intensified jubilation "The quays and public buildings are lavishly ornamented with flags, streamers, mottoes and other decorations, apd beautiful triumphant arches have been erected in the principal streets through which- the Royal visitors will pass."— And the overtaxed, starving Irish pay for having "the quays and public buildings lavishly ornamented" and "beautiful triumphant arches erected" to do honor to a man whoso only claim to such distinction is that hie blood has crept through along line of royal personages, the greater part of whom have been royal scoundrels, among whom he has found many patterns by which to shape his own life, the life of a bachanal and seducer, a life that excludes him from the respect ol all pure women and true men.

But this royal visit is tu "pacify" Ireland We shall see.

SUMNER,

part to keep so

many of LI frionds in agonizing suspense. L-.:t tho Oracle sp:uk. If he doesu't want tuj straw ir. that manger it is time to give one of the hungry horde chance for a'bite. The glory of being thrashed in thy great campaign of 1868 is considered "glory enough" by many of our lecal Democratic leaders. They seem to havo bocorne so accustomed to dofeat that thoy regard it as a thing worth striving for, which reminds one of tha fa« ble of iho cunine who, when his master tied a log if wood to his neck to prevent his snvago attacks on the passers-by, boasted of iho log &3 a "badge of honor.'!

Pro-

Vice President—An Important position. The multiplication of propositions lor the amendment of the constitution of tho United States, has brought before tho people many suggestions, which would never have been made were it not that the desire among members of Congress to be diit inguished us tho authors of proprs tions to amend the Coustimiion.had^sumed alruost the feature of a mania. Among the amendments proposed are good, bad and indifferent. All thu'. have been made since the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment, have been referred to com mittees, which have exercised a very jeal. ous and close supervision over them, and have refused to recommend any new ones. In fact, the feeling ought to be that it is an irjudisious thing to make organic changes too common, because it is frequently of more importance that the law should ba permanent than that it should, in all things, agree with the changes of opinion in mankind. The latest instance of a suggested amendment is that offered by Mr.

to the Senate, and referred

to the Judiciary Committee, which proposes to limit the eligibility of a Vice President who has succeeded to the Presidential office, by a declaration that in ?uch case he shall never be eligible to the office of President or Yice President. This may seem to be a very hard restriction upon Presidents by accident. But such has been the unhappy experience of this country with

TTLIK,

Progress In Austria.

On tho final passage of the act making marriago a civil contractus it is in Ohio, the peoplo of Vienna illuminated the whole city. After the abortive revolution ofl848 Francis Joseph was firmly seated on his throne, and in September, 1851, he itsued an edict assuming absolute power, and destroyed all that remained of the Constitution at bis accession. In 1855 he ratified a Concordat with the Pope which yielded anew the claims of the Pope

This instrument contained twenty-six articles, all against the liberties of the people. Everything that mo6t nearly concerned tho people was handed over to the clergy. The Emperor went so far as to send 250,000 francs to the Pope, to be used in building a monument jn honor of the Immaculate Conception of tho Virgin Maryl

But tbe battle of Sadowa woke the Emperor from bis dream of obsolutism. Ue saw that he had. averacted, and that the future glory of Austria depended upon a wise reaction.

Accordingly he has for nearly two years been rapidly reacting, and ho has already made bis people almost as free as the peoplo of any constitutional monarchy on the globe. The press is Nearly free, public schools are provided for free from sectarianism, the consciences of the peoplo aro emancipated from the priesthood, and no one ii compelled to look '.o tho church for the privilege of marrying. —Cincinnati Times.

A Frenchman, named Gangne, proposes as a remedy against famine, to establish a philanihropcphagigno society, which is to encourage useless members of society to kill themselves, and be eaten by their fellow creatures. "Persons who are not necessary for the welfare of tbe society," ho says "as for instance, celibates, inmates of convents, vagabonds, poets, journalist.0 and other infirm and g')od-for-TSSblft'g people might be immolated.',.

The example of Madame Victor Hugo, who some time since published a highly successful novel which TVas understood to the histoiy of her husband, is about to be followed by the wife of another iltustrious exile, Madame Edgar Quinet. A wcrb which she has now in the prees will contain, not only memoirs of her own and her husband's life in banishment, but many detaiis of the proscription of 1851.

SgiSSPllSfSflSSl*

PERSONAL!

tojt.

Gan. Carl Schurz has retur Louis from his European tour. The Fronch Academy hat just added to its members M. Vaeherot, tho well-known philosopher.

A. T. Stewart, the Kew York merchant, employs Judge Hilton to take entire charge of hia legal business at a. salary of $25,000 a vear. *w

Ralph Waldo Emeraon is announced to give three lectures in Brooklyn, under tha auspices of the Liberal Christian Union, April 21, 22 and 23.

Sir Roderick J. Murchison has been elected a foreign member of the Paris Academy of Science, in Place of Professor Farraday, deceased.

The Rev. John Healey Browiby, said to be the oldest clergyman in England, died last inoath. For 69 years he was vicar of Holy Trinity Church, Hull.

A farewoll testimonial was given to Edward Z. C. Judson (-'Nsd Buntline") at Cooper Institute, Jlew York, last Friday night. Mr. Judson goes to California on a temperance tour. ZSm

Mr. D. A. Goddard, hitherto of the Worcester Spy, has connected himself with the Boston Daily Advertiser. Mr. Goddard is an able journalist, and warmly in fympathy with radical tbouggt.

Miss Clara Barton, on Friday evening, the 3d inst., gavo a very interesting lecture, recounting her experience of army life, at Steinway Hall, New York, under the auspices of the Grand Army of the Republic.

Dr. Petermann, the noted geographer at Gotha. informs the Krtuz Zeiiung ttat thejGerman Artie expedition will become a reality in a few months. It is to sail from Bremen tor the Polar continent

W.W.Thayer, Esq., formerly of The Right Way, and more recontly editor of the North Missouri Courier, is now editor ially connected with the St. Joseph Union a daily and weekly journal of large circulation and Radical tone, publisned at St. Joseph' Mo

The Rev. Dr. W. Henry Green, nephew of the Hon. H. W. Green, lately Chancellor of New Jersey, and at present a Proft'Sior in the Presbyterian Theological Seminary at Princeton, has been unanimously elected President of the Col lego of New Jersey.

John A. Brown, Esq of Philadelphia has given $20,000 to Lafayette College, at Eastcn, Pennsylvania. Mr. Pardee, of PennsvlvaDia, recently gave the same in stitution $220,000, and a number of other citizens of the State have given the sumB ranging from $20,000 to $25,000.

John Magee, who died recently at his residence in Schuyler county, New York, worth $40,000,000, '••ommenced life without a cent. His ownership of Pennsylvania coal miles and lines of transportation running directly to. thera gave him the bu'fk of hi? great wealth.

Mr, Spbaffer, the Austrain Gouimiasionor to Paris Exposition of }867, recently made a sientific tour in Abyssinia nnd having ventured too near the terri tories of King Theodore, was '^gobbled up by that ferocious monarch, who, according to the German papers, has made him trumpeter in a regiment of dragoons!

Miss

FILLMOBE and

JOHXSO», that it would seem to be a necei sary consequonce of the succession of a Vice President, by tho death of the elected President, that the accidental President muat become a traitor to the professions iind principles which gain«d hitn bis elec* tion. In all these cases it has been shown that the physiology of the Vice Presiden cy is of character different from the physiology of the Presidency. Presidents by election are anxious to gocure tho good will of the parties which originally nominated and elected them, so that if they desire re-election, they can have every hope of succeeding but,Vice Presidents who by accident have been called to the Presidential chair, seem to think that their hopes of re-election depend upon their former enemies. This is very curious, but threo different courses of expert ence seem to almost invest it with the raiment of certainty. We do not suppose that Mr. SUMNER'S amendment which is founded upon the same thoory, will succeed, but the fact that it has beon offered, may be accepted as a warning to all parties as to the great necessity of choosing their candidates for tho Vice Presidoncy with the same care that they would exercise in relation to the Presidency. In truth, heretofore, the Vice Presidency has been disposed of HI national conventions not by reference to the merits of the moo, or to their steadfastness of principle, but altogether by the consideration whether a few votos could be gained in this State or that by the nomination of some man who otherwise would never have been thought of. Hinc* illae lachry-

HARRIET MARTINEATJ

has been

devoting her leisure hours to working an exquisite piece of Berlin wool embroidery —a marvel, it is said, of taste and skill— as a present to Mr. Thomas Walker, edi tor of the London Daily Kexcs. This is intended to testify hor appreciation of the fidelity, energy and ability displayed by the editor of the journal to which she has many year? contributed, in defending the cause of tho N orth from the first to the last of the American rebellion. "Gladstone," says ac English letter, "is a bread browed man, With a pale, darkish visage, and fine, earnest look, has lest the forefinger of one band by accident, and, they cay, has suffered from neuralgia ever since one often sees him putttng one hand over the other, while hi3 eountenance indicates pain, and if he rises to speak at such times, his opponent commonly gets tbe benefit of it. He speaks graveiy, in a deep baratonc voiie, and a hard, curt, nervous, methodical manner, sometimes rising into eloquence, sometimes sending out iittie bullets of epigram or epithet, wiiich go straight to the mark, «nd always tell."

JOHN W. ASHMEAD, E-q, a wellknown Philadelphian, died on Tuesday at his residence, at Clinton Place, in New Jersey. Mr. Ashmead was a prominent lawyer of the Quaker City, having been admitted to practice there in 1827, and soon attained a high rank in tbe profes sion. He was at one time the United State? District Attorney, and was the author of "Ashmead's Reports" of the Court of Common Pleas and Oyer and Terminer for Philadelphia county. Some yeara ago Mr. Ashmead removod to New York, where he gained much reputation as a criminal lay wer. At the time of his death he was sixty«two years of age.

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is a delicate and

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IT would he a gross libel to say that ladies use tobacco, yet if you pien-nt a bottle of

PBAI.ON'S

new perfume FLOR

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"Pa Tflm't a'co'd."-

How warm soe'er the gonial tun, M»y look In kininos# on thie»rtb, la Tom JOUM' Vfinn no choring warmth Dispell tho glfiomv Borrow of hi* soul. Dyp«fia,like a noblln, hunts him down, Agur, grim chnmbf rlain, lights him t» bed, While Dullness, Vertigo, and Headache dire With llorcer acjos combine to mikohim groan.

Hftiken,Thomas, to lDSf:notion:

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We presume "poor Tom's" case in not worse than hundreds who are cured daily by this wonderful medicine.

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IE63.

"Last w.ek a friend of on r? drew a $600 prin, which was pi-omptiy reooived."—I»uy Ken«, March 3. lsC^S. ?"tid forcircclttr girlsg many icoro references •cd favorable no ucos .roiathe preis.

XJberal inducements to Agents. Satisfaction raaranteed. Every Psckass Of Sealed envelopes Doutams one ash Uift. tBf six liokets lor on» tkiilar 'or ^Kl Dollars 36fjr Pi?e DollarsIu for TiTtM-n Dollars.

All letters shonld be adjrrased to UMper, Wil^onACo^ ITS £roiMl ray, X.

wAO ERT1SEM ENTJj

lODey-jipsft'lYinl eellg

waiAe'

Paimi Eoirhy.vj Bktolitffl £Wk

Address W1SIU&., 16SWWi«ciy, iu 1G DearLi streot, Chicago.

TO

"vAo Ag»-L't is war.ituiu every town

ti.-1" it ion arucla of daily

Sale as fwrmair i»4 iltfit.' Addr-to

LOT 'IS OI'BLEXTZ. Middletown, Md.

0W THE QUACKS EXTORT SaoH TBlia t-r jBSCSAT* fATIKNtfc "J, QuacKery Bxposet. •Vhe I'at ant Guide." It tell* yon ho* to cured seoses of thegenemtire orgaua, la both itxez, witli Bimpi, safe and reliable reioedios, ta bt- pruewnd at uny drug store. Those abnot Itf m&rry hhuuid prosuro a coppyatoaeo. Addrwi U. V. MOBTON, M. V., 12 Crosby street,H. Yi Mailed on receipt 4 postbgeatau.pi.

Ii

W I A E O I N

And will present to any persoUflenOi»g ni a Club In onr Great ONE DOiliAR f$AIiE

OF

Dry and Fancy Goods, A WATCH, P1E017 DF' SHKKT1XQ, SILK DKKSS PATTKKN3, Ac.. Ac.,

Free of Cost!

Our iudnceioeu?* duriug the past few years have bfen lar^r. WE SOW DOUBLE OUR RATES

OF ritiiHIim

Our Friends will readily notico our Presents for -SO hh'1 60 Clubs are now more tban equal in value to Clubs in value to Clubs of GO and 100 respectively of otha cr firm?. cud ,*

For larger Clubs tlt« value Increases in tbe same rntlo. CatalpgtJ3of Goods anrifiimple sent to any ad drensFitLE. Send money by registered letter.

A!dte.,s ill oi iie8 to Ili.V, Ul.f «IVJH lJ ,Wt: jjiwiiiiqut a rtaqz* Mjtd

Allen, Hawes & Co., UJ 23 Federal St„ Bodton, Xau, P.O.Box c. HP,,* •!.

V,') oleanle Doilers in FrencE.'QfiVmSvStil'tiiig. Ihh Lry .d Fancy Qood«. Oatlery, Plated Ware.i AIbVi?OH, leather Goods, &c,

CHOICE

Pi*

3.00Q I'ER TEAK.-

I .M '-'l

Please Kxaminc. "©a Any per.iOu nr leritifr 'it'o. r.i.f ihe Clubs Dies tioned bo'u*, aii have their cekctloii of Premium* enuineiAt?d, corrfspondii,^ to the'iizeoi tneCiub, FitEJEC OH1 ONK DOLLAR! i'or a tiub of 30. ($13,)—One of tbe fol lotting (trtiole'e, iz: i'ei'aiiit lt«M pattoin Jan. cy cotond d'epreiid 10J vio*' Ti^rkty morocco jibiim -0 yardw nieeting s'riptd c«hmcie do iaiue tliefB pattern htuiey comb quilt all wool equate shawl oet solid goldhosom aends all wool lai'cj caaiiin'-M pan's and vc3t p.itl.'ruj gent's liairicuard chaiu, gold trimmiDge -MVej plated chaee-1 butt, r-.ish stiver plated 5 iiottle revolving castor, on fet stt superior steel:d bladed knifes and fjtks worsted promenade ah.iwl laJies' lou(c i(old piated chain ladies' gold denble :ibg ieut'a heavy chased soiid god ring solid blac't wulnut work bo* or writing desk extra quality balmornl rkirt set jeweiry, slei»ve butions to ::intch vioiiu a'd bew gent's cardigan jacke' bs Icud'd "huaj flat-, ivorjr trimmings uperior 'inrkoy morocco' Shoppltig'biia ladies' hif cutbalmoial lxoi*».'

For a Club of 6© ($6.)—On- of the follow ing uiticleL, viz: lilac, ,,: colored alpaca dress put it. one piero of bleachodor browu sheeting orisyitveil, sllver*pLited, battle revolving castor 3^ yurd supfri'^r cashmere icr pants ^ud vest pattern extra heavy honeycomb quilt two fancy ccloted Lea sprctidj pair gent's calf bouts 4yarda farmCfs' good wio: frocli'.ng fancy cashmere plaid d-i^s pattern best qaality'balmoral tftirf, rosewood brass, aii.ria clock lanes' all wnol cloak pattern silver-plated CJU or card b^ske' fur miif ur cij-e Indies' fushionible vroil doubieghawi splendid ciasded family Bible, ax 12 recor'i page aurt engravings 3 yarcs double width water pr of iloaning set i^ory haudie niv s, «ith stiver p'iited forks oiuo set of lace ortoins.

For a Clnb of 100, 810.—One of the following articl'ij, ,viis: 4 y»rds d.ubiJ width c!oa». tug oi coutinn 2 large, fine, bleached linen table CUTera, *it& 1 iluz. large sized tiinner napkins to n*tcli 25 yards tpltidnid hoSp carpeting, good colors txtra (fnantity biack tir alpaca dress patierns one iarg^ pjece t,f aupfuJur quality extra w,i,.tli sljf8. ni itsjf g"nt call boots, best quality hl.'v^r huntiuF-cuiBd patent lever witch one «!p2, iv.ny haitd.'^d st«»: 1 bladrd kniven and forks r,'. v* r-piaied wtiiir.Hvtd »5 botiio revolving castor, with enr glBS» bottl Ej'-opftndid Tlolin, bo* and oow, complete angle barrel 'hot gun Bacon's »ix-birr uv.oher pair superior white wool Wukets liiceinr iuua and cape nivler plated engraved !I I pltcber, WITH «»iv,r 7JJ yards all wool fjuoy cs«simere,fir suit one do}en Bogen' best sliver plnttd forks mmon ue..se sewing •»i:d eu:broide:ii machine two heavy honey comb quill* splendid family Bible, record and photoijraplj page,

PAISLEY SHAWLS,

o.-s hslfO'O" mail, I %J Xj ui J-

rtect cicturfoif 'oAftStiHr fii-tftoind or wife| with and rtat ft carriage Address W. FOX, f, (J.Viavar So. 8, Fultouviil N. Y.

rUKE YOCKSE'-Pof DiWWTY, SEXUAL D1SfiA3K=, Ac.—Sand you*^ addrtw on stamped envelops and aflk f-r circo

1

ar ttf

Oirec' to AJIUBIGA-K liJitt 3 CO., lil Xujao St.,

i'A .11(. iiVi:'

Family Groceries

aii'.v I,'-

AT

JOSEPH STKONG'S,

V- .• ..... 190 Main

No. Street.^.

•-h

ORANGES, LEMONS, FIGS, RAISIN Almond?, Filberts, Pecans, Erig-Wnl-nuts, Prui'ea, Currants, Lobster?

Frtsh Co?e Oysters, Peaches,

l,l

Pine Apple, Alaizena,

a

Italian Verinicilli and Macaroni, Pearl Barley.

1?"'

i,J

FRENCH iiUSTABD,

Worr-nstershire frlaadfe,nl Pr.pp'er Sauce, Tomato Cat-

r-°"

sap, Bwt quality Flavoring Ex- S trHots. 2Iuce, Clove?, Nutmegs, Cionamon, Al.ipice, Pepprr,-Ginger,.' Cream Tartar, Eng. S-^da, Colgate's Toilet So&ps, Blackinp and Scrub Brushes,' In!:, of al! kinds, Blacking, &6:, &c.

All of wLicb are offered at low Prices Good? delivered to all parts of the City

FREE OF CIJAKGE First Stone Front, East of 0th, on Main Street. Coi5stir,y Prodsce Wanted

KEME,

ttarij-'s Uiocit, So. »0 Jlaio .Street, Terro Kaute, Indiana,

MOST

re6pectfuily rccotamends his wull eeieot* ftd stock of j9:it».''!'V^Rr!V!l«, lain and plaid LIUKOJB, Cover, 'ta, bud VrooUn Ksitt!.:g Yaias, 0: diSeront- Being tuiiy ena'j'.od to w#i rant t1.^ firtt.' qtsli.y «tf tus« Goods I moet renwiffWly ln"Ht* Ladleti d.-ntlemen tocali asd ins.L-et tae:i. **:•:. 1 takeniu.wrchaned for Good and the kigntKi ratee paid.

O'VtNiBUS LIUZ.

B.itlLLEK'S OMNIBUS AITD HACK LINB. "Wil »Uen?. twMI calls for rrsir"5'{eaviog the Oity. •ruda!.:o:dt'iT1oTlB«3a{tii!. in any part of the city with care s»n*i disbatct:

G.

All 3i Jera'« os Slate tt ih- Poet OJO. it roTir" Tn-ug t«yrr,'»-ttT'Ti»».-TicenHl be -rtjM.-t. lyattamtedlA.* 5 »na

FU1UJlnsetui!

!t.w

03CMZ '.rXrO VEts, es delivered at tbe

Nes F. rlr. of Aiiatcmy, embracing 1t« subjects: HOK- TO Xi*e' and Wbot to U*E fur To«tb, md 0!a Age Manhood Ueneri »llyE^Tie#-d, The Cat:**sf ItJ.^aUvr Flatnelrce .t Nervous I?!»s»«s »C"ofri^M for M.irria«e Phi:o*opitca,Jy on»U"-rid, to. txncKnt volane.3 coutainin, war iei cu receipt 0 S.c'i Siw Tett MrsisrM wii?, Ni-w Toik mat 16dly

jy smu-rra, sa inocnet th»»o /.ettcr» wtXi pe forsf four sf»mp'«, r'd irf-Iag: is A 8

iHriAP M,UuLIJS*ii.:R^.

a!: kinds of BtlUiafry Ooodh cold at C0S1 daring tliV Wiater mostly, at Sirs. M. ^X. Abbott's, ite Pcwt Offlc-*.

BROCHE SHAWLS,

SHAWLS,

ibhiff odi rfi s»" ifjOTt yi an .tiMsaiifii'i n»& ?o1 ,cum

ciiRiiELiiis tiuemm. .rfi iv wvu

.HCI A ^Orh: 3 Yki

•l !«A ft? "WMi*

C0BNEL1I1S A MMfiSRTI'S. VMuuti* lieK—.41. JfTqA ^oaKtU. itc.W oo'T .no- ota.mL oti

CASSIMERES:: j.-ouirtA la »sU lo odi fid *£n«e* A.ND:jrixaja ©rfi x-'ooi ?.•—••• tra®

COTTONADE8, a 1 tt a ad

For Men and Boy's wear, ttin »ta. con itw 5 S 1 iauui9

C0K1VKLIUN HACWEBTI'S.

Goto79MainiSt

G^dMaiS'e^

"U odi olfijs e^ivLk JeS as4* a»j«dc: rTO BUT TQP.R ryt s-rtflU !ott.J '-r.l Jo ssesni -j.WiiJT

—-T

ettn »c*«a -jsv os-

•oiio'l)—.ii .f P. l"J yiifbfajW ajfad cao.'jS «3,r« .iminm, A. Good Assortment oft™

A I O E S .ei tiuQ

Bleached and Bf 6Wfl

S I N S

TICKS,

STBIPE8S

CHECKS,

HfrVOt) ou 1 jiiii iTtaijii* xt

1H3U iy«iq wxa nuoin« 600T01 jfisrt

coHmms & HAWB&m

A full Assortment of All

iMi Kinds b£,.q#-j 76ILT

!l f»wjivtw ,s AT to:J .mi) o.'ts'. mii

CORNELIUS & HAGGERTY S,

Corner 3d and Main Sts., Terre- Haute. Indiana

CLOTHIERS

llxv» Cna,Y.

Gf-oto^OMiam St. T'iff VJT fhUl YHZ

B:1: IU n»dAl bsJ /Jiaq '.?Lu'ueno'.

SPRING and SUMMER

CLOTHING

Jta? OiiT 'jiij 1!^

%-i»od ivcl •7f•]•«•} fete*! "1 ijsb(i:»

r.^l! jil.

W. If. BAIVMSTER

Has just wooived. *Jb««utiful line, of, *i 1 JoqoQ n' -i trii 4dj(isj

CLOTHS and 0A8SIMEBES,

Suit&ble fortheL

SPRING TRADE. 1 :!0t y.f bsioiis ',«w "H itLsa iiiau j/riafl

These goods have just been parebkrad "TC in the Eastern market at tho^ i' 1C. if

LOWEST FIGURES! .1 wvuMu^Ei iimuoiuJiil ^aitiM W 1 iho A JIHO WI rhl&qtib

And will be sold at 1

PRICE8 TO CORRESPOND ~"i -'"•-"I

o-J *10 jo* "With the purchase. The

"i ajtlBij

Merchant Talloylng Department

ti iflW

Is under the directions of Mr., it

JOHN SA.C" BLACK

Who will take partioular pains to ploaee his customers and ia warnted to K®" in n- ... ,'

Entire Satisftustion!

d4?i''i ii'jT

And

VV .15 i''

BEST FITTING SHIRT

Jn the market, kept constantly oh hand.

Thahkfull for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the old Ira. respsctfullv solicit a portion for the n$w.

CTURER8. «r—a homFI

i'ACTDBKS. ud a fine stock W ir own mannlaWwie,

11 evil at a very small advance onciet.

^RTC WMTMI our Work to be superior to any ever before offered in this market.

Buying of us will furnish employment to your own Mechanice, and at the same time

mmmfkbrnSSEmm

nt all oar work.

We allMe^trhfcn** der, Window and Door Prases, Mouldings and every varietjr of Fiaiabin^ i,uasber ueoi in building.

CUFT -& VtLLfAVLa.

(slOdtf 1

1

^ftAi&tx dirr p't^Ki^o

Drig aiii Prescrtptteii Store. nl liioUaoio "(i/tfi:: saiiduqsii adT -ioi tu^w uk'. a: •. fetBoo ai

A

of

adi it oi im

33l

E S S O O S

-wtu I*li-!msL .bej. ^Jnue -jrii al !A'#io-AT—iumtij aaad MI iaO 'o tt'jnivoT

HANGE. ,V- it

-!X f9 Iwneg »t)n tiaum im,n:

S, *!"B, ?SflELL AD Yj

tBncceeaar to *AUTH 8KTTHr i'. IL 1 i«. .V varf])

Main Street, bet. 8th and 9th,

boa jm/ruoo •vI,cAiia

t1(

Ii ril *v*

tlA .auk

Chemicals]

Dye Stuff*, adj*atent Medicines OUs^ JPaints, )A GUuts Lamps, fancy Goods, Toilet Articlt 8%

Of Every Description. Jt fftvrjan OJ i" iiji).' i'b

PKXSORIPTIOKS carefully compounded at al! hd«ra,day ernlght. __17dtr_

931a! a iaM ,f sii»0iaitn .t»mf ev*d no

COLGATE & CO'S

FMcnalTsllet fletipi are prepared by Skilled Workmen.

Cron tke

BEST IHATKBIAM, sir# known a* llae STANDARD by Dealers A Custom en. Hold everywbrer 24d W 11

DOCTOR

AMOUtARtY

Diploiha whck

Addrnr Box SO#*, St. tout#, Mo. M. to S P. 11. Office permanent!' located at No.617 fit.Charles Street,between Siiti sad-8rveath.'one equaro Sonth of Ltndeli Hotel, retired spot in the oentre of tho city.

Oonsnttetton roeai, atid rooms for the »c«om modation of sqcb patiwita as r-coulre itallv i,«rsotl attention,

r:

15VKBTBOD* Hhe

Can get, In aeealed letter envelope.oiy Tiieory Symptoms andTieatmenlnf Nervous,Urlt.ary an Sexual Diseases,clear ly deiineatlug all the-diseaser oonditions, with full Symptom Lists, for tw three-cent postage stamps to prepay isete«-.-Olrcnlar for Ladles,rclating to Diseases of Pul«r aprfdawly.

"The Pec ia lOvbtler than the Sword

DO NOT WEAR OUT.

A Single One will Last a Lifetime.

BY THEIB USE

XHE LAB0E 07 WBITIHG IS REDUCED, Orssiter tTniformity la Obtained.

Ease,Elegance and Beau ly acqu ired.

KSMQKI, PUiSOJll ANIPM1! CONSUITEB,

TheBeA, Cheapest and moat Durable Intj: ^trumentsfor Writingerer

UN

l'u*^J

A good stock of K-'natn.-i* iifiai itfiJ i* fjiaiitiod

GENT'S fURNiaHIN«r 600D8, 1 IO)tisrf r£lT inqA ,TR ij'i .A .1 1 *fl*

used.

SENT BY MAIL SAFELvi! J+itW, fiftt (Ml mi Hpiifj-

Ho Traveling Agents Employed. (Ml and yon will find rasa exactly adapted to toor hand and style of writing, or endoea stamp lor ni-iiiiip. A. moBToiv,

MAJDWS LAJTB, V1VTOB&

't J«1 I if I

••fnu :IUJ 11 i' 11

nit bsrh&a A m-vnci

PREMIUM Jk

VOf(IRtT

a Diver Hednl WAS AWARDED TO

MRRETTS HAIR RESTORATIVE

If ^UtF'^hoMenien^hC,,11"nd^

Jety, st

ashu*, Sept. 20,1?68.

BABBITT'*

Vegetable Hair Restorative

ou'

no

'lyurious ingredient*, TT

,, ."ion popular and relifcble article thrcmrhout the jLw West, North, add IT

'a BO if ltt JIM. mdj vif O B. BARRETT A CO., Proprietors,

MAHCIIE8TER, K. 1L

IIOBIJ a BJUIX «,^olcag., Oeaeral North-West rn Agents. J. &C A. DAVIBi Agentm fer Terre Haute, ind. oovUdw6m

I O N A E

KtOS Tji )t KBi.

H. BANNISTER.

W.

BEAL ESTATE AGENCY1ABHS, WILD LAKD8, Aud Oltr Property of every deecrlption, R»r Sale.

Anecperieace of afteen years ssstb neto insure satis taction In every ilnsitssitof ssslnees relating to geceral Beal Xttate Ageatfy.

HARBfiBT & KAB8H, 54 7AUTOT tmXXT, n27d'wlv De*Moinea.Iowa.

A N

FLOUB STORE.

CBAHfK HmiG A JBRO Manufacturers of all klnda of

CEACEEBg and Sealers in

O E I E S

On Lafayette 8i,, between Canal and Depot, E E A 0 E deSOdly

TNlilAKA.

GBIMES & ARCHER,

MEAL ESTATE AGENTS, (*VOCSSSOB4 TO BCX.VAX AST) OBIMZg,) OFFfCK.—Owe* DaVlo* »mjj store,

Go. Vain and 8d Streets, Terre Ban to, Ind. Kftloda

J.

A, BliYAX,

PRINTER,

115 MAIN ST.,

'vil ii

'T~ISZATERRE HAUTE, IND

SOLICITORS a •«JJ trims

0HARLE3 WEEBB

t. i.' ARS13

IQyfA

4

CO.,

SOLICITORS OF PATENTS, 30DHa*LLOB8

AT PATENT LAW,

ItaM Bail4m, Dealers tn fatent Klrffi, and mitumABncuw. .jQfFIOS—81 KABT Hi.BiCKT BTBKET, liidlanapoliB, Indiana.

OnrTs fiBHiss for po«n?ing fstsats trn not .eat. needed by any eetobliehment In tbe Cnltad Stated Alt kinds of M-xfele built to order. fn4d«B

LAND AGENCY.

HlCKtJOI. H. D. SCOTT. GEO. C.

HICKCOX & CO.,"'

IttAL ESXAT8EMitaOK.SRS

Conveyartc&n& Utir&ully £^ne

Abetrncts of Title furnished, Loans ne gotiated and Money invusted. 1 f„T

3i)ij ji FOR sajlk. .nsD

Flve^aoria, e«stof Flugan'a Oaideu.

Mo^Rng.. «o,Lv«.

Terre'

WHITTIHK

BBKD PHY8101AK,a* hi.

Diploiha which hangs in his nfflr* wil! *h 1Mb Ohrtmia JKisnsss th* tOidg of U* Hi has a, Dnlou-wide reputation, having br,n teealerfU 8t. Looit than any nther Chronic i)t»eas. Pbyaiolau. nob ofhle practice has been of a private 'are, ^tphUm, Omorrhta,aiiat, 8/ricittn,-mU Vr •dry Dtsfoses, Sfpiilic or Mercurial r--Throat, 8ti» or Btmts OrdWHs, Hsraia or Hupturr tleo, the eflecte of a Solitary Habit, ruinous Body and Hind, producing blotches, debtlitv. im potency, diacineex.dliBaees of sight, oonfas'ion o. Ideas, evil forebodinic, aversion to society, los^ o* •ewory, wealiaeas, Ac., not all tbeee in any oie oaee,but all occurring frequently In various ouiv. •VAooofcraodations ample, charges -no.iei«te o«res guaranteed. Consnltations by lotter or ofliee, free. Host caees can be properly tr.^.t.cy Menstrnation and Pregnancy, Sc. without an Intervi/a, aid medicines, secure tn..i AarraHts, ant ly udl Si azpma*. No bin trance to btulneee la most oases.

*i—1Mb (Amii JKisnsss th* iMH of U* KA, an.

Jiin^adti

isq

#A1I

^Desirable residence on south Market Street.—* Over a acres 6f ground, well set with Irnlt an4* shrubbery. Triee, $7,000 terms faverable, r..

K*W frame hbus«, abd lot, WixSOu feet, on Straw"**'' berr, Bill. Very cheap.,

lfi

,p/VJa

Tw« kits iu Dvan'e Addition* very clioitp.

$iU i'j ijriii

800aores, 3 mUt» e»«t, anowu as vh*'-Baaaes farm,' aii fenced, w.i: iinprj,,i niade» Woods pasture and ano timbwr. A flrsunlaaiiiia farm.

60 BuilUiOrf —good ulte—low pflr« »t,ie l«ru.».

Huudv HQ..I iwv, OL. Iti «U«I, TIORITI I I.M Zrzrt™*™-

C,#lrr3.

'*«. Pric,

b:« U,.tu,

Tutlf tvt SJj iwiii fciU^hfial a I

JReul KMtate Golumu

,0

-yj HI yxain.s i.t. \otttr. "itat: *mlaoiiUKi flii Oil

ut

HENDRIOH & LANGE,

Mil

Office ovi-r First Ntt-ton*! Ban*, S I.. (Vrser luortliuD.i Main -.'tifvia.

wwfi.9a

nt-w

Aostracis ol iiUu luiuisilbvl, t.nsn^ «yj, and Money invesied. rii

FOR S.1LE.

C1TV JJiOFKBTX.

V|

Furty Lota 1a i.iutor.V AddiUcn to Terre Hnute l*C08d ftnd Jofj ens*. Otiln etr^^t Uouse and !,.t, iu ilciiurrai..'j AJdltltioO. HoQaesi^d ivt iu on 6tn street UOQS anrtli-T iniiobe'* addition on 6riiitr#ETF titn and Ho^e and loton iorth 5tii, between Uiesnutt/

Mnton streets. ri^O bUbtUddS till A)^:q tCCoeb COUNTl" I'liOi'SBn. ,.i y»rm of ?*j ucres in Ut,uey Cr.oK lowuslup, 173 acres in Lin.:on township. 3. Acres below tUu Bolnng .Mi'it,

FOUNDRIES.

di

j.

T. B. *C'*LrEF.SU. K. KKSC.t

PHfflXLV FOUiVORV Ih'D

Machinej,Shop,

.Uciilfresh, Denver & o., z, 8. K. cor. 9th A Eai^le Hte., mar 1'tts-engei Depots T£UKE liAL'XE, INi. .. .K *l !i

M»iiUt*ctuiera of aie«2nKngiaes, Mill JMacliio..ry, HoUS« Fronts, Kire Krorita, and Circular Aiw lilt*.

Spwial a'tet,tk.n pftid to tie mauufnotnre aedt lepair ol braes Work, Patent Offlco Model? 4c are also prejiHred to cut Toot«ed .ir tot Wearing of either Cast Iron, AVioujtbt Iron oc Hrw, iu the most perfect mani.i-r.

Repairing done ^roinpily. All parties connected with (his totablivhineor lieing Practical M.chanics of several e»rs exiuii unoe, we feel safe !q suyiug (hat can rendei fnll satisfaction to our customers, both in poinr »,f workmanship and pric»*.

The highest j.rif* paid lor all old Wrap IrVn delivered at th,- "Phoenix Jfounury." near the Tbsseng^r Depot.

McLLFliESII, DKNOLICK A

Aug5idCmwtf

IXOCKIJ.G AMJ is

VO.

JgAGLE IROJN WOKKS,

OORNRa iflBST A NIJ WaLNUT STaKKT»^ I

XERRK HAUTE, IN1X

WM. J, BALL & CO., Proprietors^

t.a

(iUCUMSOBS TO JoSKUIl UkOVia.) MANClfACTUBElli OK.

a

Portable & Stationary Engines'

AW MILL MAOJIINEKV^ if

AND MM-

COEN-MK11HB AD CA.VK MILLM I'WNKKI GKMiUAi.lI, Iron and Brass fastings, 4c„ Ac.

Saving an extensive Xstablishaert, well stocki -d and in full operation, we are prepared to do all kinds of work in onr line, tn tbe best style,1 and at short notice.

ORDERS Janl3d3mwly

SOLICITED

IVJblW

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1' superior Dressing. JO

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Drug aud Prescription Store

GROVER, Jr.,

Would nuoounoe to the citleans of Terra Jiantei and vtcinity, that Ue has openod at

Wo. 40 Noutii Fourth St., OP POSITS THE MAKE XT HOUSE,. "i#v A Fall and well Selected Stock of

PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Chemicals, Oils and Dye Stuflfe,

PER 1 XJ MERY,

A a E I S

Pure Winos and Brandies,

I'or PurpotM,

i'ATEfl'L' MJSDI0INJES,

And all ntt^r urtfri.rt k^jtt t/ generally, wfaleb wore tK Qght Iott, ^ntl will be #ola *fc

The Lowest Cash Priee.

i-HlBICIANS FBEbLKlFriONy CAB^KFULLT GOMI-ODNDKZ). UJ I

uVi tfiAuii 'f-./ici

IRA GROVER, jr

DRUGGIST

AND CHEMIST/

No.. -AO Hontix Fourth St. 8-i' Between Ohie and Waln.it. TEf?RE HAUTE. ....:..1ND1ANA

B.—ilr. Oroyer trunts that his TutRTEEl! Yrnw' of intimate i.rqnalntance with th. busleeee, la a sufficient guarantee that foil satisfaction will bo rendered patrons.

fa KCHJLTKCT &

BUILDRK.^

J. A.. VRVOAGHI.

Plans, fleciflcafc?j, ¥..pezintandasoerand Detail Drawings furnished for every decollation of Bsildinga. .tjmcs.—8onth east rornar of ilaia and flOh Streots, over, PcnneUy's Drug Store. my*8dry

hears,

into JZHHf*

ta, SHEET IKOJf AMD TOPPKK WOKKES, EAST TA Sr., Btrwits CAKAZ. ASO &AIAAUAT>,

TKRKM HAUTE, IZVJU. Tartionlar att-nitien paid to C«ppar work, Exhauet Vise, buililiag Breaching, Chiao-ej* and Hsate.s, lioajo Jobbing, Ac,

Bemeartor -the place—Terre Hante Mill furbishing Bouse 12n«