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DAILY EXPRESS

Y«:I IJ A. I ''I N:, I "N I)

Saturday Morning, April 25tft, I860

Republican State Ticket.

(Oil UOVCUXUK,

(JOL. CONRAI) BAKEIt. of Vanderburgh. FOB LIEUTMASr-OHVrBNOR, AVILIi Ot'MBAf'K, of Diwatar. ..

for

etcRr.TAHV

OF STATE,

AJOR MAX. F. A. HOFFMAN,

of Pats.

FOR Al'PITOB OF BTATF.

JMAJOK

JOHN D. KVANfl, of Hamilton. HlR THKASCKKR or STATE,

^CNERAL NATHAN KIMBALL, of Martin. FO*

CLEKfi or

T1ll BCPREME COCttT,

^COLONFI. THEODORE W. Mi'COV, of Clarko.

FOB

REPORTER OF THE SUPREME

COURT

Colonel JAMESJ ii. BLACK, of Marion. FOR ATTORNEY GENERA I., D. K. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. I'OB BVPERINTENDENT OF Fl'ELIO IKSTl'CTION,

BARNABAS

IIOBB8, of Wayne,

FOR ELECTORS AT LA

ROE,

THOMAS H. NELSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN F. CLAYPOOL, of Fayotte. FOR ELECTOR, SIXTH UI8TRICT,

CAPTAIN E. E. KOSE, of Lawrence.

"CONTINGENT,

COLONEL JOHN T. SMITH, of Greene.

THE

NOW

York

Tribune

most truthful

ly sajB cf ANDREW JOHNSON: "His acquittal would be a virtual charter of license to heap outrage upon outrage. Ho is evading and defying tho laws, and doing his wicked worst to re-establish vindictive domination throughout the South. He is the aching tooth in the national jaw, a screeching infant in a crowded lecture room, and there can be no peace nor comfort till he is out."

["Democratic" Harmony. AUGVST UEI.MONT has issued a circular letter, in hia capacity of Chairman of the National Democratic Executive Committee, setting forth what, in his judgment^ should bo the issues of the pending contest. Tho letter may bo summed up thus: 1. Opposition to Congressional reconstruction.

Opposition to negro suffrage. Immediate and unconditional re-ad-mission of tho rebel Statps.

Tho real object of this manifesto was not so much to insist upon what ought to bo inserted in the platform as to protest against the insertion of certain obnoxious' jtenets. Upon tho three points given above the 'Democracy" are perfectly harmonious, even tho Chicago

Times,

which

'awiing'' for negro mffrage, is now opposing it with the zonl peculiar to apostates. But upon Jlnances the party is at loggerhead?. SEYMOUR and

PENDLETON,

New

York and Jllinoi?, make opposing de rounds. The lattor insist upon commit ting tho party to "mild repudiation,' while tho firmer strongly oppose it. The contest over this issue will be the hottest battle of tho July Convention. Judging from tho Slate Convontion recently held in Albany the Now York "Democracy'' would rather lo beaten than carry the olection for PICNDI.ETOX.

Good Sense from an Army Chaplain. The Rev. GICORUTJ W.

PKPPKR,

Chap

lain in tho Regular Army, and formerly a citizon «f Ohio, now stationed at Goldsboro, North Carolina, was recently tendered tho Radical nomination from Wayne county, in that State, for the House of Representatives. In his letter declining the proffered honor (for the nomination is eqnivalent to an olection), he assigns as his reasons, that it is contrary to the genius and past history of the army for officers to participate in or accept any political trust from any of tho parties. These officos should be conferred, he thinks, on tried and flra-proof native Southern Unionists who have passed unscathed and unsullied through the four years of Trojan war. He closes by saying: "In my sphere as a Boldier of tho United States, I will hoartily co-operate with this noble people in every movement and in every measure that is calculated to evolve and strengthen the great Union organization with which the proudest recollections of the last seven years are gloriously identified. I will leavo to others tho privilege of imcribing thor names upon the archives and pillars of this fair and grand new structure, the foundations of which had been solidly laid in tho best blood of tha nation. I will bo moro than satisfied to have my namo engraved in honorable association with its humbler architect8 upon one of tho pedestals of that temple, the proportions of which are gradually rising and expanding, bearing witness to tho triumph of civilization and tho irresisliblo advance of American liberty, Amorican intelligence, Amorican heroism, and American Democracy."

A Minister Plenipotentiary In tress.

ftis-

Minister ADAMS has boen deprived of tho inorprossiblo felicity of attending the two last receptions of Her Britanic Majesty because court etiquette requires that monstrously absurd fancy suit should he worn on such occasions whilo a most judicious and democratic act of Congress torbids that sort of "harness" to be worn. Flunkies of the press are agonired beI'auso Mr. ATAMS is obliged to submit to such cruel deprivation and are howling in lugubrious conccrt on his account. In their valuablo opinion tho Ropublic is immeasurably disgraced because its minister must forego the distinguished honor of a reception by tho respectable widow who dignifies the throne that a long and almost unbroken lino of scoundrels and reprobates have disgraced. Wo agree with tho Cincinnati THmes that "to ignore the foilie^ by which great onos squander the hard earnings of the people will not very much damage the cause of Republicanism.

Democracy will survive after aristocracy is dead forever. Wo can afford to wait. O.ir mission is to dictate to the world the lessons of lreedom. Monarchists will listen as they please, but listen they will, by and by, to the bursting of a popular earthquake beneath them.

It is quite time that the miserable flummery of official fancy suits, judicial petticoats and all that Bort of tiling were trowned down and casi behind us with other silly and useless relics of a dead past. This is tho nineteenth century and our great nation is the grand Republic Wl?y copy the senseless customs of ancient monarchies

Arkansas.

Hon ALEXANDER MCDONALD, Senator elect from Arkansas, was in St. Louis on Wednesday,

en route

for Washington,

and, as wo learn from the

Democrat

that city, ho stated that since the election in bii State there had been a very general change of feeling in favor of the constitution, that hundreds of men who then voted against it sro now very hearty in their support of tho new government, and that if the election were to be held again the ronstitutian would be adopted by a majority of several thousand. Tbe close vote was the result of the most desporate and thoroughly organized plan of coercion and intimidation to prevent men from voting for the constitution, and thousands of men were thus prevented from voting at all, or absolutely compelled to vote contrary to their wishes. If there had been a fair election, the constitution would have been adopted by ten thousand majority, for even now, Mr.

MCDON

ALD believes that tho Republicans have a majority of the white voters in the State.

We hope that Congress will act favorably upon the application of Arkansas as soon as the impeachment trial hag closed To attempt to admit tbe State before the trial closes would caufo considerable delay. The loyal men of Arkansas have had extraordinary difficulties to overcome, and they have nevertheless complied with every requirement of Congress. To admit the State Without delay will be great encouragement to other States, and hasten tho final restoration of all.

PERSONAL.

D'Arcy McGeo's brain weighed only half an ounce loss than Cuvier's, tho largest on record.

William Howitt is seventy-four years old, but he still walks ten miiea before breakfast.

John Bright said lately "If I vieited the United States, the excitement and the labor would simply be my death."

Tho united height cf the family of John Boll, at Crystal lantation, Maine—consisting of father, mother, two sons and three daugters—seven in all, is fortv-two feet.

Tho climate of .Boston was too much for^anauschek. Rho got hoarse and had to suspend acting.

"'Sergeant" Bates has wrung out of A J,o$40 in cash and some "truck," as a re for his achievmeiits in the South.

on. Alexander McDonald, United States Senator elect from Arkansas for the short term, was formerly a merchant arfd Banker at Fort Smith, Kansas.

Mr. William Young, of the

sunk, it is said, $12,000 in his

ternoon

Herald.

About

twenty members of the editorial staff were present. This was tbe

Herald's

off

set to the Dickens dinner. The will of the late Charles Kean lias been proved in the London Court of Probate. The personalty was sworn under £35,000 sterling. He bequeaths to his wife a life interest in the sum of £25, 000, and after her death the principal goes to his daughter.

A brilliant wedding occurred at For tross Monro# last week. The groom Brevet Brigadier Chauncey B. Keese, was dressed in full uniform, and tha bride. Miss Mary Courtney, of Baltimore, wore a heavy white corded silk, trimmed with point lace and folds of white satin, over which was thrown a thick lace vail, extending to her feet and trailing upon the floor. There were five bridesmaids in white tarleton, and a corresponding num ber of military groomsmen in full dress

A Washington correspondent writes "For all future time, General Lorenzo Thomas will be known only aB 'Ad Interim'Thomas. Even the newsboys cry, "Here's your evening paper—Testimony of *Ad Interim.' Dame Nature in her haste makes mistakes for nature in ton ded Lorenzo Thomas to be feminine. She gave him a slender waist and sloping shoulders, arched instep and taper-fingers, and in place of a beard planted a few seeds on his chin and long years of cultivation have only proved that some productions of nature will not flourish on a foreign soil. If any more proof were necossary, it is in his testimony before the Senate on Friday, when he says: "Mr Stanton put his arm around my neck, as ho used to do, in a familiar manner, and says—'no matter about that.'

Chicago Still a Republican City. Yesterday the people of Chicago elect ed seventeen Aldermen, ten of them Republicans, six Copperheads, and one Independent. The Common Council will stand, Mayor and twenty Aldermen Republicans, eleven Aldermen Copperheads and one Independent. Of the aggregate vote for candidates for Aldermen, in the city, the Republicans have a majority of 225. Chicago is therefore still strongly Republican, and the National Convention on May 20th will meet in the banner city of tLe nation.

In connection with the more strictly political municipal election was held a judicial election, the offices filled being Judge and Clerk of the Recorder's Court, resulting in the election of McAllister, and the re-election of O'Hara, both Democrats. One of the Republican candidates is well and favorably known, and nothing but the dead weight of General

W. Smith, who headed the ticket, defeated him. O'Hara's majority, for Clerk, was only 130, while McAllister's, for Judge, was 910. The lattor is an old citizen of Chicago, and as a man and a lawyer he stands very high, while General Smith is a comparative stranger in our midst, and even those who know him could not give him that whole-hearted support which inspired others with confidence in him, On the contrary, a feeling of profound distrust in his fitness for the position pervaded the community, especially the Bar. Not a few good Republican lawyers voted for McAllister still more did not vote at all. Some of the stories against G»n. Smith were gross slanders, perhaps all were but his reputation was not sufficiently established to withstand these assaults, especially as they were mainly reproductions from the

Siaata Zeihing

of a former judicial cam

paign. The lesson of yesterday is very plain. The Aldermanic election shows plainly that the growth of the Republican party is proportionate to the growth of the city, while the fato ot General Smith warns us against making weak nominations. Some politicians think it shrewd to havs a weak name on the ticket to trade off in favor of other pet candidates but this game is a dangerous and dishonorable one. Others in ourjparty had become indifferent thinking victory certain, whoever might be our nominees. It is well that both classes have been warned thus early in the day. The contest of yesterday was only a slight preuminhry skirmish, but it served to show that whether we shall be in the coming elections the victors or the victims, is a question which ourown wisdom or folly will decide.—Chicago

Journal

22d.

THE LATE THOMAS D'ABCBIJMcliEE AS A POET.

The following lines from his pen, written just before ho took up his residence iu Canada and resumed his allegiance to tlie British Queen aud Flag, will attest his gift of poesy

THE CELT AT NIAGARA FALLH uv r. I/AIU.EV

M'OF.E.

i. I

Beside Niagara's awful wave Hestood—a ransomed Irish

BIHTC!

Self-ransomed by a woful flight, wfawto* That rob'd his Heaven of half its light, And flnng him in a nation free A fettlred slave of Memory. a. Tlie Exile's eye strove not to t«"ot (,'pon tho Cataract's curling creti, Nor paused it on the brilliant bow Which hung aslant the gulf below* The banks of adamant to bini

Were unsubsatantial all aiul dim, But from his gaze a child had guessed There raged a cataract in his breast.

III.

A flag against the northern sky Alone engaged his eager eye Cpon Cauadian soil it stood— Its hne was that of human blood. Its red wa* crossed with pallid scars Pale, steely, stiff as prison bars,

"Oh, Cwsidftag!"

the Exile said,

"The air grows heavy on my head, My blood leaps wilder than tills water On seeing thee, thou sign of slaughter. Oh may I never meet my death Till I heboid the day of wrath When on thy squadrons shall be poured The vengeance Heaven so long has Btoreil."

IV.

Then turning to bis friends, who had Deemed him, from sudden frenzy, mad— "My friends," he said, "you little know The Are yon red flag kindles so None but an Irish heart can tell The thought that canseth mine to swell When I behold the fatal Bign That blighted the green land, once mine That stripped her of each gallant chief That scourged her for her bold beliof That would liavo blotted out her name, Gould England buy the Trump of fame.

Bui-help ut Uexren sin neocr can, While lives onr constant Irithman.'"

Albicn,

Every Af

in a single month.

The largest incomes of Keokuk are: A. L. Cannabis, $14,363 R. F. Bower, $8,829 S. Hamill, $5,918 Wm. Patterson $9,763 A. Strong $5,000 Wm Timborman, $9,038.

James Gordon Bennett gave a dinner on the 17th to Frederick Hudson, late managing editor of the

He paused. No human voice replied But with a mighty oath the tide Seemed swearing, as it leaped and ran,

•I

mo.'by Ileuirn they never can

While lives one cyntlant Irishman.'

GENERAL ITEMS.

The peach crop is reported safe in Maryland, Delaware and Now Jersey. Nantucket mon are going West this spring in considerable numbers.

The base-ball players are making groat preparations for their "tournament" at Niagara Falls in June. A sixty-acre field is the play-ground.

Tho Boston

Transcript

says the people

of that city, who twice laid away their snow-shovels for the season, have decided to lot them stand near tho bank door until tho 1st of June.

Tho Astor House in New York, when reopened, is to be rented for $55,000 the St. Nicholas is rented for $78,000 tho Metropolitan for $75,000, and tho Fifth Avenue somewhere near $80,000.

A country editor says of a eotemporary "The caption "Editorial Correspon dence' over tbe letters ofMr. is a mis nomer, and 'Idiotorial Correspondence' is more appropriate and suggestive."

There aro at present '119 churches of all denominations in New York, with ac commodations for 290 000 persons. The average attendance for tho whole city does not exceed 150,000, whilo tho total or oa casional and regular church-goers may be reckoned at 200,000, or one-fifth of th entire population.

Accounts of another shocking caso of shipwreck and canibalism are received from Madagascar. A French vessel, from Calcutta to Marselles, was wrecked on the reefs of Isle St. Boandon, and the crew took to their boats, two in number, One of them was thrown back upon the reefs and all the occupants were drowned tho other made for the nearest land. In nine days all the provisions were exhausted an'd the captain died. The men thereup on proposed that they should drown themselves'togcthor, but the suggestion was rejected, and the decision was made to draw lots as to which of them should bo killed and serve as food for the others The victim was designated, and under went his fate with resignation. Three days after this horrible sacrifice tbe boat touched at Mahambo, in Madagascar, and there the famisned men were kindly re ceived and sent to the French consul.

The McDonough Will.

Old John McDonough, of New Orleans devoted much of bis life to the preparation of his singular will, and even took the trouble and bore the expense of consultation with eminent Parisian advocates whose great comfort to him. His will was carefully written out by himself in the most elegant and exact style, with his name subscribed at the bottom of overy page, and the writing made to fill the sheets, so as to leave no margin or space for interlineation. It was embraced in f®rty pages of foolscap, besides the minute and elaborate directions in regard to the execution of his grand charity, was interlarded with pious reflections and sen timents, which, when read out in Court, gave it the appearance of a sermon more than a formal testament, For many years before hia death, he used to rub his hands with glee, and his handsome face would brighten up with pride and selfgratification whenever he referred to that great instrument which was to carry him down to remote posterity the benefactor of his age. This elaborate and most stud-iously-prepared will was torn all to pieces by the courts and lawyers, and the grand estate, intended to bless and elevate gen erotions of thepoorand unfortunito, was squandered in the most reckless and un profitable manner, and to this flay not one of tho many objects, which wnre contemplated in his charitable disposition has been realized, save the erection of a cheap mausoleum in which to doposit his remains.

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WE NOW DOUBLE OUR JUTES OF PBEMIlim Our Friends will readily notice our Presents for SO and 60 Clubs are now moro than equal in value to Cltib9 in value to Clubs of 60 and

100 respectively of r,tht'io *cc

t&T Please Examine. *$| Any person ordering either of th* Clubs man tiined below, :an have their selection of Prem iuin9 enumerated, corresponding to the size of the Club, PREM OF ONK DOLLAR

For a Clnb of 30. ($3,)—Ono of tbe following articles, viz: lp{aine dress pattern fail, cy colored bed spread 1IK) view Tarkej morocso album 'JU' yards sheeting striped cashmere doiaine dioEs putteru houey comb qnilt all wool squareatiawl set solid gold bosom stnds all wool faecy oastimerc pants and vest pactern gent's hair guard chain, gold trimmings silvea plated chased bnttcr- !lsh silver plated 5 bottle revolving caster, on feet set superior steelf-d bladed knives and forks worstol promenade shawl laoies' long gold plated chain ladies' gold deuble ring gent.'s heavy chased solid goM ring solid Mack walnut work hoi or writing desk extra quality balmoral skirt. set jewelry, sleeve buttons to match viclin and bow gent's cardigan jncke' splendid ebony flstPj ivory trimmings superior Turkey morocco shopping ne ladies' high cnt balmoral booes.

For a t'Inb of 60 ($6.)—One ol the following articlep, viz: Black or colored alpaca dress pattern one piece of bleachod or brown sheeting engraved, silver-plated, 6 b»Ulo revolving castor yards superior' cashmere for pants and vest pattern extra heavy honoycomb qnilt two fan cy colored bed spread? pair gent's calf boots 4 yards farmers' good wool frocklng fancy cash more plaid dress pattern best quality balmoral skirt rosewood brass alarm .clock lalies' all wool r.lonk patforn sirver-platcd cake or card b«gk,et lui muff or cape ladirs' fashionable wool donbloshawl splendid clasded family Bible, 9x12 record pag»anfl engravings 3 yards double width water proof loaning set i»ory bftndlo knives, with silver-plated forks one set of lace urtains.

For li Clnb of 100, $10,—One of the fol lowing articles, viz: 4 yards double width cloak ing or ccating 2 large, fine, bleachod linen table covers, with 1 doz. large sizod dinner napkins to .natch 25 yards splednid hemp carpeting, good colors extra quantity black or alpaca dress patterns one largo piece of superior quality extra width shne.ing pair gfcnt's calf boots, best qnal ity silver hunting-cased patont lever watch one duz. ivory handled steel bladed knives and forks silver-plated engraved bottle revolving castor, with cnt glass bottles splendid violin, box and bow, complete single barrel' shot gun Bacon' six-barrel lovolver pair superior white wool blankets nice fur muff, and cape sivler plated engraved ice pitcher, with salver 7£ yards all wool fancy cassimere,for suit ono dozen Rogers' best Bilver plated forks common sense sewing and embroidering machine two heavy honey comb quilts splendid 1'nmily Biblu, record and photograph page. For larger Clubs the value increases in tbe same ratio.

Catalegue of Goods and Sample sent to any ad dress

TBEE.

»_ The Axe and the Label are 'ooth pa ton toil. Infringers

on these patents will be preseouted according to law. Venders cr dealers, and persons using any infringement,

Send money by registered letter.

Address all orders to

Allen, JXaw$s & Co., IT

15 Federal St,,Koston,Mass

P.O.Box C. -ixuiwi nam orfT Wholesale Dealers in French, German ana Eng. lish.Dry, and Fancy Good*. Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums, Leather Goods, Ac.

DOCTOR WHITHER

AREGDIiAR

GP.ADDATE of MEDICINE,

as Diploma at Office will show, has been longer engaged in the treatment of VENEREAL, SEXUAL and PKIVATE DISEASES than any other Physician in St. Louis.

Syphilis, ''i nnrrhea, Qleet, Srrictwre,' Orchitis, Hernia and Unp'.ure all Urinary Diseases and Spphilitic or M^rcurtol Affections of the Throat, Skin or lioaes

are treated with unparalleled

success. Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and Impo tCIICJ', as the result of self-abuse in youth, sexual eucessrs in maturer years, or other cau«e», and which oduce some of tho follow ing eflecte, as Nccturoal Emissions, Blotches, Debility, Dizziness, Dimnias of 8jght, Confusion of Ideas, Evil Fortiiodings, Aversion to Soi k'ty of Female", Loss of Memory aud Sexual Power, and rendering Marriage improper are permaueutiy cured.

The Doctor's opportunities in hospital and private prcctico aro unsurpassed in St. Louis or any othnrcitv. Back flies of St. Louis pa pers i»rovo that he has been located there long or by jfatR hau any other so advertising. The establishment, library, laboratory and ap{'ointuients are unrivalled in the West, un rivaled anjiwhero. Age, with experience, can be lelied upon, and the Hector can refer to many physicians throughout the country. In past bii. ci'Ps ami presrut position he Btands withont a competitor. Tlie Writing* of a Physician whose Reputation is Inlnn-wtde, should be. tvorlli Mending.

I.M TOR WiiITTiER publishes a Medical Piuiliilltct nluting to Venereal Diseases and tlie disastrous and varied consequences of self-abuse, that will bo seat to any addross in a sealed envelope for two stamps. It contains full symptom lis'B that will enable those affrcted to determine tho nature of thoir complaint and give a written statement of their -•ase that will answer aln ost as well for tte purposo of treatment aa a parsonil interview but where it is convenient, the Doctor should be consulted personally. Those li*vlug friends (hat may require advice, can supply them with this valuable work by sending their addross, with stsmp. Thns you can assist tho unfortunate without tli" knowing their benefaclor. Certainly no subject i» of more importance than pnaity of blood and perfect manhood

It is self-evident that a physician who confines qimseir exclusively to the stady of a cer tain class of diseases ai treats thousand) of cases every year, must acquire greater skill in that specialty than one in geoeral practice.— Many ptiysicians, recognizing thia fact, intro:uc patit-nts to tho Doctor afier reading his Medical Pamphlot. Communications confidential. A friendly talk will sost yon nothing. Offire central, yet retired—No: 617 St. Charles esroet, St. Louis, Mo. Hours, 3

v., Snndaysexceptfd. '1" ?7«H

DOCTOR WILBER

OFFICE,BOOMS,

Gold Watch, J250

CONSULTATION AND BEC*P-

Tiftw 7I! St Charles Btre»t. 8t. Lunis, Mo,, treats with the greatest succesi nil Dlso.isesof M'omen. Leuchorcea, or Whites, Falling, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Womb^ Ovaritis, Prnritis, Amenorrhrea, Menorrhagia, Dysmenorrhea, and Sterility, or Barrenness also, every disease conneeted with Vnberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since tlie Do tor confines himself exeiqgively to the treatment of these complaints, and treats a very large number of caess, It lollo* that his knowledge of them mnst be far more extensive and accurate than that of physicians in general practice. Send stamp for Medical Pamphlet of thirty-six papes. No matter who have failed, read what ho says. Patients in every Western State. Cures guaranteed. Consultation by letter or at ofllce free. Rooms for patients requiring daily attention. A lady assistant. Heur 9

to 7

excepted.

Sundays

QHEAP MILLINJiBl.

all kinds of Millinery Goods sold at CUffl during the Winter months, at

Mrs. M. H. Yttott'», ite tbe Post Office. DecUdtt*

C.,

(^ptp79Main. St.

G|oto7 9 Miaim

Diawer No. S, Fnltonvill N. Y.

VOUliSF.LP of DEBILITY, SEXUAL DISEASKS, Ac.—Si*ud your address on stamped t-nvt-lupeand ask far circnlar of "Phthalogy."— I'ircct to .tMBRltJAN NEWS Op., 121 Nassau St., Now-York.

S t.

^,!rL»aBirTTFR Ii- -wi

k'J

SPRING and SUMMER

O I N jffqiM1 tt tiijiHW iKi *oi-

-t.-JStt".

if?K

CIlAdj

W. H. BANNISTER mm* 1« (lift Uiw Htumnii. f»*TF Has just received ajbeautiful line of

CLOTHS and CA88IM8BR8,

9oq"!tSuitable for the i-irfW oi .'J

SPRING TRADE.

•}iw trial i-i'- »i \l«& esiii.v These'goods have just been '"purch8sea in the Eastern market at the .lT 1 1

LOWEST FIGURES!

a tn 3

And will be sold at tSI it oil

JOHN A/- BLACK at Who wilt' take particular pkina to please hia customers and is warn ted to give 'MO

diioiS ,«idigiiY

tit

-.uftolwqe

utO fiJiir

Entire Satis&ction,

A good stock of

mji

•ii.'

«ooos

GENT'S FUBNISHINtt

n. sAnd the biaod fi» e» iidti-»JoJ »s aaivWtaiyi)

BEST FITTING SHUT 'jniica-taitp -idJ iuo gfliVTiK' nl In the market, kept constantly on hancf.

Thankfull for the liberal bestowed upon the old firm. I respect fully solicit a portion for the new.

Y.l.TOXM'J HT0OS V.l 3.TOY 3 IT

W. H. BANNISTER.

ORVS:COODS.

SPRING SHAWLS.

PAISLEY SHAWLS,

BROCHE SHAWLS

STELLA SHAWLS, if!

IN BEAUTIFUL STYLES, E&02TIEC<I AAl I (ioii«.-ifqq« lo AT a tdi waeqqB ii ibifio .iosiniW'-fHl vicees^T

C0B9KU0S A:)IA(I8BRTT'8. A bnoosB e'ii ni eiow 0C rioi/f-. lo sdl

ban

labaqa (,d ooffi

lie beans') asiinaoBT lifi

J?31J 'CAaCnCT

Splendid Assortment of affic

sunu'l

CORNELIUS HAGGEBTY'S.

cJ :I1 -it sJ :ii i'il')-

V:''iVlt"3 511. i- vX

A Good Assortment of

A I O E S

Bleached and Brown S I N S TICKS, a j.

STRIPES

to 7 r.

And CHElOks, li 6.i« 'i 't AT

CORNELIUS ft HAGGERTY'S

A full Assortment of All Kinds of

NOTION'S,

oUif. Hit

lfl

CORMELIUS HAWUTY'S,

Corner 3d and Hain Sts., Terre-Usate. Indiana

gPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that there will be a Special Election held at Thompeon's Cooper Shop, in the Third Ward, tor one Oonnellmnn. to the Tacaacy occaaknied

th* tort

msi

MA ACTUftERS.

iATBtfNIZE HOAtfJ *ANUFACTUBKS. W* have ou hand fine itock of Saab, Doors and Blinds, of onr own mannlattare, which we will Mil at a very imall advance on xt.

We Warrant onr Work to be superior to any ever before offered in this rket.

Benefit Yourselves as we warrant all our work. We also keep on hand, and manaffeetnre to order, Wladow and Door Traaaa, Mouldings and ererf variety of Finlahing Lumber naei iu building.

CTLTFT WlIiIiLAMS. PKAIBIK OITt PLANfNG 5JII.L9. felOdtf

Drag aot Preserlption Store.

oil' n»

-H

Drugs, Chemicals, Eye Stuffs, Oils, Paints, Fancy Goods,

I fi 'S3 Altl,

PRICKS TO C0KBE8F0SD

I.- With the purchase.

a»:j si a

Merchant Tailoring DepartaTat

nndet the direction^ o^Mr.

/& BARRETT'S

rime'

SPRING

!OX

a \n.

E S S O O S

Si:

ft-,

CORNELIUS & HAfieERTY S.

CASSIMERES

tlJ-

ANE^

ol-

COTTONADES,

For Men and Boy's wear,

i, AT

*n»

JL CHANGE.

-vfi *irl in

*-rf

G. B. SHELLADY,

(Sttcc^Mor to EAUTH A 9MlTHr) jCi

8th and 8tii,

Main Street, bet. 8th and tat Si4f-}« •a'.r-:,*5 wti

Patent Medicines Glass Lamps, Toilet Articles,

Of Every

1Ktk

Description.

PRKSORIPTIONS carefully compounded at all hours, day or night. IWtf

i&Mi' ItU *-J ir.* itlOtj

COLGATE & CO

CALCIJLATI038, Ac.

A Scholarabip in this College is good for Life, giving the Student the privilege of Reviewing

At Pleasure, Free of Charge. A few Pnpili will be admitted, in Arithmetic and Penmanship, at 94,00 per month.

NO VACATIONS.

For farther information, call aud see the School. Send for Oollego Paper. Adiress, OARVIM & OWFJ, mh!3dtf PRINCIPALS.

VegQtablo \v^ RESTORATIVE

HAIR

Wu dotikled by tb« K. R. State Fair tad it now conceded by the public to be the

wry

beat Ifoptranon for IfiMtoiinff

Gray or faded Hair to it* original color its Growth, enadicathig Hu» I Dandruff, and'for Drctsing' snd Beaatifjriog tbo llnir. It it free Ko from poisonous drugs, does not .* ya\ atain tho finest £obric,

R. BARRETT

lobr.iau

m«T t... frrC'i «i

CO., Proprietors,

MAXOBESTEB, V. H.

LORD a ouniu, vclcago, General North-West-rn Agent.. J.ftH. A. DAVIS. Agent.for Terre Hante, Ind. bovlldw6m

BOOTS AND SHOES

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE

Qp ..moni %fu?

Boots & Shoes.

wQilo.i

Owing to the Great

Panic of the Times

I will cloee out my Stock of Boota and Shoes, for Thirty Days,

Regardless of Cost

I will fell my own manufacture of

S. A. BA1UIAS

Would Inform tbe citizens of Terre-Hante and vicinity THAT 1M has .purchased the stock of Depew A Clattslter. ft- •l»*tit .*,i

.' iiEk fl

LAND AGENCY.

,M.

U* II. U1CKUOX. H. I'. tWOTl. «Ko.

]»«. OO OAtlo Strets

Conveyanceing Carefully Done

Abetracu of Title i'urnishod, Loans n« gotiated and Money invested.

FOR MALI:

Desirable residence on South Market Strvot.— Orer 2 acres of ground, well set with fruit and shrubbery. Price, S7.UUO terms faTorable,

House and lot, t.u lioiitie—5 roniiiH, cis'.t Sl.'OU. Teriii»«ia).

FrasrHotTolIet Soapv prepared by ed Werkmen, firon the BEST HATEB1A18, are known as tbe

STANDARD by Dealer* A Customers. Said every wbeer 24dw ly

II C| TBBBB HAUTB

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

Oemer Main andl 5th Streets, [OVER TUKIX, RIPLKY 4 CO.] ENTBAKCTrL FROM FIFTH SI BEET, Is theolde.t and moit reliable Institntion of tho kind in the State. Instruction given fn all the branchca pertaining to a thorough Business Edu cation, anch as BOOk-RHPlNe, PERMANMIF, MERCANTILE

Bortks and

and A

leaves the Scalp CLEAX,

tbe Hair BICH, and /AvJ

French Oair Boots for 98, Kip $6,50 and $7.

Call and examine, and yon are rare to bny

C. E. BUGGLES, No, lO North 4th St.

feb21dlm

.... niyjiteir) a

Boots & Shoes

FOR THE

E O E

In 1

99 Main Street,

and to prepared to MANTJFACTUBK all work in his line in a manner not to be surpassed by any I a W a a a

25 Years Experience

in tbe BOOT SHOE bnsiness, and Is confldsnt ot gtvlnc

SATISFACTION TO ALL Being a Practical workman and having had ex erience in New Tork, Philadelphia, Baltimore, ?ew Orleans and other principal cities, is hia oa for making tbe abeve statement. '1 ,UB

THE LADIES

can be fitted with BHOB (Ml GAITEKS of any kind of material that they choee to wear.

THS: GEirTLEMFjr

are also informed that they can got a BOOT or SHOE TO FIT In this establishment

Call at 99.

ooWhtb1

IV.

W'*-

Sparks, a Councilman ef s*14 Ward, on day, the »th day or April, A. D..

T°'*

on the 6th day Of April, 1W, bart.f b—° The Jndges and lnspeeton wtii be •on, Jordon and

Qnm»n^ARBKN

April 9-1868-dtd

ABPIB,

C1«T

CTerk.

i'Bft

A. JS E W S la aaUing liviA

Boots A Shoes Very Cheap

To eloae oat Ms large stock

Boots Shoes and Gaiters, To asaka roosa for Spring (took. Ton will save morntf bf calling oa hi* at la S Mwhiaic Blook,

Partlcclar Attaatlon gin* so

CUSTOM WORH Thla Department la In the hands or 8KII.LTUI IWOBKMXH. octlSdtf

iiifi

HICKCOX OQ.,J[

New frame boose, and lot, 90x800 teet, on Straw berry Hill. Very cheap. .tAJ t''

.i'.'iv:

Twe lota in DeauV Additiou, rety cheap. ,Vi'l

Fife acres, east of Fltigan'rf CaKien.

iJOO acres, 3 uilea wt, knowu *4 the "iluaao) Farm," all fenccd, 11 improved good mea^uw woods postnru iinl tliu tiintwr. A &rst-»la« tarm.

50 Building Lou, aJjolLlua the ctxy, u»rtli»». —good sise—Tow price and fa taMe term*.

1st street, north ot Clars j, 1m ^e mHble, A. Prlct

Mortgage and S.,te. »t big itiacn nt

Forty mrta aill.e southeait ul i«hu acres in caitivatirii, balance due timber. Ver)" cheap.

l£eal Kstiite

Column -i

OK.

HENDKICH & LANGE,

Office onr First National Ba.,k, S. K. Corner Fourth Ai'.-l Main Strrirtd,

Terre iviite,,

Ind..

»sr

Abstracts of title furnished, LOMII negotiated, acd Money invested.:

•-f iii .'t

FOR HALE.

riTY PRoPKRTT

Forty Lots in Linton's Addition to Terr. Hnuts UooHe and lot, east Oitio street, ,n House and lot. In McJUurraio'* AddiUtion. Honae and lot in Sibley'u addition on 5tb street Hoasa and lot InKesc's addition on 8th street House and lot on Poplar, between Gtb and 7U* streets,

Honso and lot on North Bill, between Lbnum1' and Linton streets. .T-Wo business Houses 011 .i.a ri Hit

If.

•'••Z' CODNTT PROPKit nP 1 Farm of S3 acres in Honey Or

jgOOKS

Triwnship

173 acres in Linton towBahip. 3 Acres below tho Jtoliing JU.it!, we.asiducanalni jan2ydtt

AND

STATlOKtfkY,

W. O'CONNELL

Has disposed of his Undertaking Business, wtiicL had become necessary in consequence of the rapid Increase of his

BOOK TRADE,1

B» will now devote his entire attention to the lattor branch of business, and with a full and complete stock of

Stationery BOOKM,

SCHOOL

MAGAZINES, PAPERS, &t., 4c.t

a continuance of th* heretofore a UbArally beatowA«|. %8Rrfwt»

irf.-4 W'fi'W 'H V«n .1 O'

Drug and Preiicriptiuii Store

IRA GKOVEFT, J?"

Woald announce to the ottizuns of Torre Hant^& and vioiuUy, tbut he nas oper.ed at

Ko. 46 Sou tli Fourth 8t., OPP08ITK THE MARKET HOD8B,.UJa.„ A Fall and well Selected Stock of

PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Chemicals, Oils and Dye Staffed W IB

P^BFUME^, —AND— I®

A A 1 & S

Pure Wines and Br^nd^es,! For Medical Purposes,

PATENT MEDICINES,

And all other articles kepi by Drnggleta general* Iy, which were bonght low, and will be sola at

The Lowest Cash Price.

t-ill

IU A.

tljiW b-J

!..•.:»( V-:»

d'T

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAnsyDLLY COMPOUNDED.

'. fMXsji hs

.Ji-'-rts-

UK OYER, jr

DRU601ST AND CHEMIST, No. 4(J South Fourth St. Between Ohie and Walnut. iiavt TERRE HAUTE INDIANA

N. D.—Mr. Grover trnsts that his

TEABS*

TUIBTBCH

of intimate Hcqoaintance with tlie

ba»i-

oets, is a sufficient gasratites that fall satisfac-. tion wilt be rendered patrons, 27(HI

I O N A 1 FLOUR STOftlk.

A N

FRAUK HEINIO A BRA Alannfaclurers of all kinds of

CRACKEKS.

andDralorsIn

O E E S

On Lafayette St., between Oanal and Depot, E E A E de30dly

INDIANA^

GRIMES ARCHER, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

(secocssoaa TO BURNAII afm nm*r»,) OFFICE.—Over Savh' Drn( Store, Cor. Hain and 3d 9treets, Terre Haute, Tndr"*£ malHdtf

wb(

mmmmmmmmmmmm—mm—mmm.

jqo--oiq

J. A.' BliYAN,

JDBHPJimTER 115 MJlIN ST.,-a*-n.#.*,'-Ti

...

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i«

Jew

I ih* b*r, •»*. •fill TERRE HAUTB, INI

SOLICITORS.

SOLICITOUS OF

tWflavi 'i

T'*!

QHAHLES WERBE & CO.,

PATENTS^*

00CNBXLL0B8 AT PATKNT I*AWs.[^W[tl IMtl BMIkn, Wcalen la Patent glghu,

HAlKATKi) AKTIC1K8.

OrriCE—81 KAST MARKET STEEKI,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

Onr facilities for procuring Patents are no: exceeded by any establishment In the United States. All kinds of models built to order. (dl4d6ro