Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 April 1868 — Page 2

DAILY EXPEESS-

•JLVItCUliH.: UAUTK, I1NI.

Tuesday Morning, April 28tl», 1868

Republican State Ticket.

FOE GOVmXOB,

Cut. CONRAD BAKKU, of Vanderburgh. roit i.itt rtNant-oovehnou,

Cor. VILTi CUMBACK, of Decatur. JOK BErRF.TARY OF 8TATF, MAJOK MAX. K. A. HOFFMAN, of Cass, ron Al'DITOB UP STATE. Major JOUN I. EVANS, of Hamilton.

FOK TEEASIBEU OF STATE,

Or.sr.KAt. NATHAN KIMBALL, of Martio. SOU LKBfc OF THE SUPREME COURT, »Col.oNF.L THKODOHK W. McCOY, of Olarko.

FOB BFI'ORTEK 0 THF. SUPBSfE COOBT Colonel JAMK9 B. BLACK, of Marion., roK ATTOB.NET OEXF.EAL,

V. E. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTl'CTIOK, BARNABAS 0. 110BBS, of Wayne,

FOR ELECTORS AT LAROE,

THOMAS H. NELSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN F. CLAYPOOL, of aje»e.

F.I.FCTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT,

Captain i£. K. KOSE, of Lawrence.

roNTlNjENT,

ICoioan JOHN T. SMITH, of Greene.

Democratic Economy.

The Columbus Journal calls attention to the enormous array of items of local and municipal taxation authorized by that interesting and patriotic body, the Ohio Legislature.

It boasts vehemently of its economical nine-months appropriation bill for State expenditure. The benevolent institutions have been provided for on a scale of the most careful parsimony. All this for effect. To influence the elections. Toshow the dear people what a sweet boon it is to havo a Democratic Legislature. But local expenditures do not appear on the exhibits of the State finances. No buncombe to bo made there. And the most lavish and wasteful expenditures li.ivo been authorized.

The Question.

An exchange thus happily and forcibly states the fundamental question at issue in the Impeachment trial: "la ours a government of law, or government of personal will

Johnson has proceeded on a theory of prerogative which finds no warrant in the Federal Constitution, nor in the republican theory of government. He is a ruler after that Tudor or Stuart pattern which tho Anglo-Saxon mind has outgrown.— He has fancied himself cunning enough to achieve his end by strategy, and therein has miserably failed. In spite of his desporate devico,

Stanton

is still in the

War Office, and he is a culprit at the bar of tho Senate. Ho will leave that bar a branded attestation that this is a Republic wherein tho laws are supreme and the Chief Magistrate is but their honored first servant while he obeys and their victim when lie attempts to subvert them.

An Appeal.

The American Colonization Society is making au earnost appeal for money te colonize in Siberia moro than tWJ thousand frecdmcn who want to go there. Four thousand freedmon have petitioned Congress to send them to Liberia, or to give tho Colonization Society the means to send thom. Some of their petitions have boon published, and also some letters from them, from all of which we judge they aro persons of some intelligence, good character, and oarnest in their desiro to emigrate. They are poor and unable to pay their expenses. Many of them have friends in Liberia. They are all needed there—and, as they want to go there, it seems desirablo that they should be assisted. The Society's ship is expected to sail in May and can carry six hundred and fifty of them. Donations should therefore bo made at once, and sent in sums, large and small, to "Rev. W.

McLain,

D. D.,

financial Secretary Amorican Colonization Sociotv, Washington, D. C.

Another Victim.

The special correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer at Fejnandina, Florida, gives an account of tho murder, near that city, of another Union man by the Kuk-Klux-Klan Thugs. Their victim was connected with the Unitod States service and conseqently c.amn under the ban of the ruffians and assassins now creating a reign of terror throughout the South.— Theso specimons of Southern chivalry have taken thoir cuo from Wilkes Booth, and ovidently consider assassina' tion nn honorable employment. It may accord with thoir ideas of honor, but the civilized world will look upon it with horror and detestation. That there is a necessity for military rule, and military court-martial, and thoir summary process of dealing with outrages like those which are i«il3- being popetrated upon unoffend iug, but loyal people, in the rebellious portions of the i?oulh. becomes moro ap parent every day. Nothing but the iron hand of military power seems able to subdue theso malcontonts and assassins. Let it bo put in fojeo.

The Secretary of the Senate-

The Germantown Telegraph says tho Hon. JohnW.

Fornet

"who raised him

self from the humble, though honorable position of a printer's apprentice to the high estate ho now occupies, is made the target for every unfledged politician.'' Especially, it may bo added, is this the case among his editorial cotomporaries, who, unable to imitate his career, aim at charging him with acts which they distinctly know to be foul and false. VSre were sorry to notice that in the Senate the other day, even Mr.

Cameron

Bvckalew

hands.

"EyII Purposes,

tar forgot his place as to show a malignancy of disposition towards Mr.

Forney

that must surprise and pain his friends. Tho old charge against Mr. F. that, as disbursing officer of the Senate, he was a defaulter for some forty thousand dollars, was long ago sifted and proved to have been the act of his disbursing clerk. It was further proved that the entire defalcation was promptly mado up by Mr. Forney, and that tho Government has not lost one cent by it. But this noble action of the Secretary of the Senate was not recognized by his enemies as possessing any merit. On the contrary it was regarded as justifying bitter assaults upon him. In this agreeable proceeding Messrs

and Cameron struck

The Chicago Times says in a review of Mr. Boutwell's speech: "The people will not be satisBed with the conviction of Mr. Johnson on technical grounds. They want proof of his 'evil purposes.

This is true, and the denyind is a sensible one. It ia for this reason that the President's reconstruction record has been brought into court- The ejection of Stanton was the occasion quite as much as the cause of impeachment. That the career of the bad man of the White House fully justifies his removal is most convinc ingly shown by the evidence and the unanswerable arguments of the Manage

ern.

Why Johnson Is Tried.

The assertion of the "Democracy'' that Johnson is being tried because he wanted to test the constitutionality of a law is false. He is on trial, as has been happily expressed, "because he has resisted the law making and popular branch of the government for years, by every qubbile, by every abuse of his official power, by shameful demagogueism, by open couragement to disaffected and rebellious men, and at last by deliberate and willful defiance of law." He is .n trial because being a reckless and desperate man, he has attempted to grasp powers which could not safely be given to the wisest and most faithful individual, and when the people through Congress attempted to restrain him from such usurpation, boldly violated the laws intended for that purpose. He is on trial becauso he has proved himself a d'Bgraceful, usurping, and dangerous President. His removal, by peaceful and constitutional means, will be the grandest demonstration yet given of the power of our government to correct those errors and weaknesses to whioh all popular governments are liable.

South Carolina.

The returns from South Carolina fully justify the belief that the now Constitu tion proposed in that State has been adopted, that officers have been electeJ, and that the Government will be in the hands of tho Republicans. This, then, is tbo finale of the bold effort which was brought to tho crucial test by tho attack upon Fort Sumter. Seven years, it is said generally make a change of some sort in human affairs, and in Lhat time South Carolina, from being the most fiorce and aggressive advocate of the creation an empire founded on slavery, has become meekly submissive to an authority which recognizes in the race long opprossed and for the permanent debasement of wbicb, the Rebellion was planned, the attributes of manhood. South Carolina plunged tho country into a war to carry out tho doctrine "there are master raccs born to govern, and there are servile races born to be governed and lo, in tho turn of the wheel of time, tho despised class becomes invested with the privileges of citizenship, and the destinies of South Carolina are to-day in their hands. Thus doth oven-handed justice commend the ingredients of the poisoned chalice to their own lips. The bloody struggle, commenced with loud cheers and crazy rejoicing, has run its course of sin, shame and suffering. The men who incited the mad act have been swept away by the surging tide others have been put far back into disgrace and disfranchisement. The future of South Carolina is in the hands of the black man. He, whom to oppress beyond all hope of future relief the magnates of South Carolina commenced a cruel war, is champiooed into freedom, and becomes an instrument of Justice in the hands of Providence. The leaders in the great Southern oppression are compelled to be obedient to the principles which she endeavored to dostroy forever. This is one of the facts connected with the history of the last seven years, which the impartial student will not fail to marke, and to appreciate.

Conclusion of Manager Logan's Argument in the Court of Impeachment.

Here, Senators, we rest our case here we leave the great criminal of the age. In your hands, as wisely provided by the charactor of our liberties, this offender agaiflbt the Constitution, the laws, liberty, peace, and public decency of our country is now left to be finally and in the name of all tho people, we humbly trust, disposed of forevor, in such manner as no more to outrage the memories of an heroic and illustrious past, nor dim the hopes, expectations and glories of the coming future. Let us, wo implore you, no more hear his resounding footfalls in the temple of Amerioin constitutional liberty, nor havo the vessels of the ark of the covenant of our fathers polluted by his un holy hands. Let aot the blood of a half million of heroes who went lo their deaths on the nation's battle-fields for the na tion's life cry from the ground against us on account of the crimes permitted by us, and committed by him whom we now leave in your hands. Standing here to-day for the last time with my brother Managers, to take leave of this case and this great tribunal, I am penetrated and overwhelmed with omotion.— Memory is busy with the scenes of the years which have intervened between March 4, 1861. and this day. Our great war. its battles and ten thousand incidents, without mental bidding and beyond control, almost pass in panoramic view before me. As in the presence of those whom I have .seen fall in battle as we rushed to victory, or die of wounds or disease in hospital far from homo and the loved ones, to be seen no more until the grave gives up its dead, have I endeavored to discharge my humble part in this great trial.

The world in after-times will read the history of the administration of Andrew John«on as an illustration of the depth to which political and official perfidy can descend. Amid the unhealed ghastly scars of war surrounded by the weeds of widowhood and cries ot orphanage associating with and sustained by the soldiers of the Republic, of whom at one time he claimed to be one surrounded by the men who had supported, aided, and cheered Mr. Lincoln through the darkest hours and sorest trials of his sad yet immortal administration—men whose lives had been dedicated to the cause of justice, law and universal liberty—the men who had nominated and elected him to tho second office thG nation at a time when he scarcely dared visit his own home because of the traitorous instincts of his own people yet, as shown by his official acts, messages, speeches, conversations, and associations, almost from the time when the blood of Lincoln was warm on the floor of Ford's Theater, Andrew Johnson was contempiatingjto all the fresh huits of the overthrown and crushed rebellion, and an affiliation with and a practical official and hearty sympathy for those who had hetacombs of slain citizens, billions of treasure, and an almost ruined country. His great aim and purpose has been to

subvert law, usurp authority, insult and outrage Congress, reconstruct the rebel States in the interest of treason, insult the memories and resting places of our heroic dead outrage the feelings and divide the principles of the living men who aided in saving the Union, and deliver all snatched Irom wreck and ruin ir.to the hands of unrepentant but by him pardoned, traitors. But, all honor to the servants of a brave and loyal people, be has been iu strict conformity to the Constitution, arrested in his career of crime, impeached, arraigned, tried, and here awaits youi sentence. We aro not doubtful of your verdict. Andrew Johnson has long since been tried by the whole people and found guilty, and you can but confirm that judgment already pronounced by the sovereign Amorican people.

Henceforth our career of greatness will be unimpeded. Rising from our baptism of fire and blood, purified by our sufferings and trials under the approving smiles of Heaven, and freed, as we are, from the crimes of oppression and wrong, the patriot heart looks outward and onward for long and ever-increasing national prosperity, virtue and happiness.

POLITICAL

The Pendletonians have an eyo on Governor English of Connecticut for ice President.

Southern papers announce with great datisfaction that General Butler, as chief manager of the impeachment trial, is called "Sergeant Buzfuz." Have they forgotten that Sergeant B, won his case?

Hon.

James F. Wilson having declin

ed a renomination for Congress from the First Iowa district, the Republican papers propose Hon. George W. McCrary of Keokuk as his successor.

is said that the President's favorite Sabbath hymn, now-a-days, commences: 'Safely through another week." If tho trial concludos this week, as is now expected, he will have to change his tune next Sunday, and sing' "I'm a pilgrim, and I'm a stranger."

The

President^ counsel, Judge Curtis,

is tho one who dissented from the majority opinion of the United States Supremo court, headed by Judge Tauny, in the celebrated Dred Scoot decision. He resigned his position on account of insufficiency of pay, and his practice now amounts to $30,000 a year.

Thk following counties have instructed for Hon. L. W Moulton for Governor of Illinois: Shelby, Coles, Cumberland, Crawford, Edgar, Christian, Livingston, Champaign, Montgomery, Moultrie, Fayette, Effingham, Williamson, Perry, Jacks son, Iriquois, Franklin, Union, Putnam Clay, Jasper and Washington.

Jftinois Items.

Yanpalia has voted to subscribe $50,000 stock to tho St, Louis, Yandalia and Terre Haulo railroad

Tub Galesburg

case of death from chloroform: We are pained to hear of the death of Mre. F. Hammond, at Ontario, one day last week, from inhaling cloroform. The facts, so far as we can gather therr, are that Mrs. Hammond went to a dentist to havo some teeth extracted. Hfir head suddenly dropped upon her bosom and she was dead."

Some two months ago, a Mr. William Goldsmith, residing in Princeton, lUinoif, eft that city with another persons intending to go to Bearditown, since which time bo has not been heard from. When he left his home, he had a considerable sum of money in his possession, and it is feared that he may have been foully dealt with by persons unknown.

Thk directors of the (proposed) Mattoon and Grayvllle railroad are in con sultation with General Btirnside about the building of th» road, in aid os which all the counties along the line havo now voted subscriptions. -f

Bockford held an exciting election few day ago with three candidate for mayor. Mr. E. H. Baker a formor mayor, was elected, receiving 685 votes to 418 for Mayor Albert Fowler, and 401 for Mr. Butterwortb."

Every arrangement has been made for building a railroad, this summor, from Sterling to Kock Island, as a link in the Bockford, Rock Island and St. Louis line. The directors met Sterling tho other d*y and elected Judge 'Green president of the board, vi:e B. C. Coblantz, resigned.

The Bloomington fire department, as the result of a "strike," gets its demands from tho city, viz an appropriation of $1700, and a hand in tho making of rules.

Richard Bbinnie, of Rockford, went out on the river last Saturday week, in a leaky skiff, to secure some ducks which he had shot, and was drowned. His agr onized family were spectators of the scene.

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Our Frienda will readily notice our Presents for 30 and GO Clubs are now more than equal in value to Clubs in value to Clubs of 60 and 100 respectively of„oth«—i -^-1 er firms. ,A:

t@* Please Examine. "©8 Any person ordering eitlur of tho Olobs mentioned below, ian have their selection of Premiums enumerated, corresponding to thb sizeof ttie Club, li'RKK (iF OJN E DOLLAR!

For a Club of 30, ($» One of the following nrticles, viz: t'epiine dresa pattern fan. cy colored bed spread 10J vie* Turkey morecwo album yards sheeting striped cash mere doiaine dress puttern honey coinb qm'lt all wool Efjuarestiawl Bet solid uold bosom stnds all wool faicy cashmere panis aud vest pattern gent's hair fruur.l chaiu, gold trimmings silver plated chased butter-dish silver plated 5 bottle revolving cantor, ou feet set superior stoeltd tladed knives and forks worsted promenade shawl ladies' long gold plated chain ladies1 gold deubls ritiK gent's heavy cbased solid go'd ring BOlid blucK walnut work box or writing desk extra quality bill moral skirt set jewelry, alsave butnuis to match vicln aval b^W guulM cardigan jacke': sulcndld ebony flat*, ivorjj' trimmings huperior Turkey morocco shopping bne ladies' high cut balmoral boocs.

For a Clnb of OO ($G,)—One of the following articles, vi7.' Black or colored alpaca dress itt -rn ouo piore of bleached or brown sheeting etigraveri, silver-plated, 6 bottle revolving Castor yards superior oashmore for pants and vest pattern extra hoavy honeyconil quilt two fancy colored bed sprends pair gent's calf boots 4 yards farmers' good wool frocklng fancy cashmere plaid dress pattern best quality hilmoral rtkirt rosewood brasB alarm clock laiies' all wool cloak pattern silver-plated cake or c«i*d basket fur muf!'or cape ladies' fashionable wool double shawl spleudld closded family Bible, 9x12 record page and engravings 3 yiirds donbl* width water proof loading set i*oty handle knives, «ith silver platod forks ono set of lact tutains.

For a Club or 10U, WO,—Oae of the fol lowing articles, viz: 4y»rda doiiblo width cloaking or coating 2 large, fine, bleached linen table covers, with 1 doz. large sized.dinner napkins to -natch 26 yards splednid bomp carpeting, good colors extra quantity black r.r alpaca dress patterns one large piece of snperior quality extra width shee ing pair gent's calf boots, best quality f-i vtr hunting-cased patent leyor witch one dux. ivory handled steel bladed knives and forks silver-plated engraved (i bottle revolving castor, with cut glass bottles splendid violin, bo* and bow, complete single barrel shot gun Bacon's "ix-barri-l levolver pair superior white wool blankets liico fur mun* uim Nivler plated engraved ica pitcher, with salver 7% yards 'an wool fancy cassimere,for Buit one dozen Bogers' best silver plated forks common socse sowing and embroidering machine two hoavy honey corab quilts splendid family Bible, record and photograph page. For larger Clubs the value increases in the same ratio.

Catalogue of GoodB and Sample sent to any address r&r.r. Send money by registered letter. Addreje rili orders to g.UTI I 1*:, is t-.jM ,81-an

Allen, Hawes & Co,,!q»

Wholesale Dealers in Freacli^ Gerrnaa and Eng liih Dry and Fancy Qoodn. Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums, Leather G'oods, Ac.

DOCTOR WHITHER

AKEG0LAKin

OBADUATB of MEDICINE,

as Diploma ot Office will show, haa been longer engaged the treatment of Vkkebeai, Sbxoai ami PbtvatkDiseases than any other Physician in St. Louis.

Syphilis, fromrrhea,, Gleet, Stricture,' Orchitit, Hernia and Hupture all Urivary Diuaee* and Stiphil'/ic or Mercurial Afftctiom of the Throat, fkinm- Booen a treatod with unparalleled success.

Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility anil linpo* tency, n» the result of self-abuse iu youth, sexn.il oticess'S in maturor years, or other cuuso-', and which odncesomoof tha following ofifctv, as Nocturiitil Emissions, Blotchea,

u:il I'oii'i'r, and rendering Marringe improper, »re p(niMiiiMiily curtd 1 he Poetor's uppo'rtnnitiei in hospital and private practire are uuHurpaBaed in St. Louis or auy other rity. Rack flies of St. Louis pa pr-rs nrove tliat he lias baen located ther.. long er liy years thau auy ol her

fq advertising. The

cntnl.liyiiuient, library, lsboritirj and apiint: .ents are unrivAllod in the West, nn rivalled anywhere. Ago, with experience, cap lie relied upon, and the Doctor can ref^r to many phyniciaud throughout the country. In past nuceps and pree.rut ps»itlou ho stands without a comt

SlheMrilliigsoletitar.Heading.

It is srlf isviJcnt that a physician who confines qimseir exoiuairely to the study of a cer tain clas^ of diseages treats thousands of cases every yi ar, must acqnire greater skill in tbr.t specialty tbau one iti reoer*I practice.— Jiany pnysicians, recognlr.i'ug this fact, introduce pati nts to the Doctor after reading his Medical Pamphlet. CemmiiTii-'ations confidential. A friendly tulk will sost you nothing. Oflico central, yet retired:--No. G17 St.,Charles esreet, St. LouiF, Mo. Hems, 9 a. to 7 p. m., Sundays exiepted.

l-:l- '!.

DOCTOR WILBEB

OKFI

'F. CONSULTATION AND BKOKPtion Booms, 719 St. fharles strest, 8t. l.ccis, Mo., treats, with the greatest succesB nil Diseases of IV" omen.

Lettchorrea, or "Whites,

fr'allii g. Inflammation or Ulceration of the Womb, Ovaritis, Pruritis, AmefiorrhCEm, Menorrhagia, i'ysmcnorrhcea, and Sterility.'or Barrenness: also, aiory disease con netted with Puberty, SUnstruaHou or Pregnancj. Since the Doitor confinMi hfmself exclusively to tfce treatment of these complaints, and treat* very large number of cases, it fello a that his knowledge'cf them must be far more extensive and accurate than that of physicians In general practice. Send stamp far Medical Pamphlet of thirty-six pages. io matter wljo have failed, read what he says. Patients in every Western St«te. Cure* guaranteed. Consultation by letter or at oOcq free. Rooms for patients requiring dailyat tea tion A lady assistant. Heur 9 a. tj 7 M. Sundays excepted

~..i JCu nil*

PHBAP MILLINERT^

Groto79]VIaiii St.

(GKto79MaimS t.

Qoi0^yO!Muiiii O

trtSIUW t" t. iiltW U»aoii«5i!I a-itr't SVikil TCI BUY TOURi li» si

SPRING and SUMXER

CLOTHING

-liraS-J 6U to BUIllli linn nj Vi ftilotl .%11T09 lO -tfOiiiJ

-orvfiofl to"} rtba: *tnv ne'i a .'

-tfcjn dVid ,E

W. BANNISTER

*£Tas \\iii reoaived ^beautiful line of rar \u?

JLOT0S and CAS81MERES,

SPRING TRADE.

These goods have jn«t been parebased ia thp Eastern market at the a* ti jjvii-wl ~.yi gai

LOWEST.i'iOtfttES! I

0u'3i4as«8 i-{ t«s» And will be sold at •»,'.« .1o'4«wn »»i f'WlT'

PRICES Jiff

I -*j t^kfxfw t* «a&S *A) Y*

-'it. With the purchue. The'

Nerehut Tailoring DepaHm'al

Is nnder the directions of Mrf

5*r

JOHN A. BLACK.

Who will take particular pfcitm to please hi» customers and is warnted to iiii.iif SJJJ

Entire Safifi^aciioiil

ban A goodstock of*1 llr** fan# t&cttMft-dtf

'k.

KENT'S URN1SH1NCI ,1 «OODS,

giJiilflidl xn,,m

jC,

1 J* so If

tu!: 5.miuo«= And

w9^-

bFJT FITTIHCt §H1RT

I ... .-.p..'.

In the market, kept constantly oil hand.

Thankfull for the liberal p*tronage bestowed upon the old firm. I respectfolly solicit a fmftron for the new.

W. H. BANNISTER.

DHYSKOODS.

SPRING SHAWLS.

Pi-

PAISLEY SHAWLS,3,1 4 -"oj-if O E S A W S

STELLA SBtAWLS, nsqx*

IJV BEAVIWUZ STYLES,

„,v,

15 Federal St., Boston, Mass.

P.O.Box C.

.. •«,

3 sdi R! asca

CORNELIUS A HAAOKKTY'S,

im ii*v '4

ilriAJi-W

aa^AfloaaaT Splendid Assortment of

fl.jaAt) ia K#.4*WWs

SPRING

DRESS" GOODS

9dT .'.-tarf XT s-d svsd JiTq rioT^ *Oieq ud: 3* bail

COKMLIM HAflBSfcTT'S

UKl. ,b .'dT .^31 ,n»iqeK ol mus a '-c I.^ Ii ilos 002 i..Hii

CASSIMERES

Joj •aiii's»dtTtt'n

a Physician "whoss Rcpnta

lion is I nion-wlde, should be •.forth Doctor Wiuttivk publishes a Dfeilical 5'nmi'tlJot luting to Venerea I Diseases ar.d tlie disastroiiR an varied coriiequonces of self-abuse, that will be seiit to any address in a sealed enveiopo for two Btautj R. It contains full symptom lis a that will enable those »fcted to determine the nature of their compl'Jnt and give a written statement Of tliefr e:»Fe that wiii answer nlu'ost as well for the purpose of treatment us parson 1 interview but where it is c.nixenient, the Doctor shou'd be consulted personally. Those having friends tliat may require advice, can supply them with this vatunbl" work by sending t^cir address, with stomp Thns you c»n assist the uufortuu'ite without their knowing their benef»ct«!. Oriainly no unhjsct in of more importutire than pnaity of h!ood"and perfect nianhi.rd.

.•*'•

©rft

•n mil

COTTONADES,

•SiiM

iti

ii! udi

or Men and Boy's wear,

.bat?!

YJiifWJ s.dl ^ui fti h» *D« UHlKi 1

CORNELIUS A HAjHtiEBTY'S.

-riA 5(J) 7'f faba n«j 111 hifi-' M« «.* I

1 000.fi I

it!

A Good Assortment of

A I O E S Bleached and Brown 8 I S

and CHECKS,

«naoi*6 tUiir j*

roig

A Full Assortment of

bs?i

all kinds of Millinery Goods sold at 0031 dnring the Winter months, at Mrs. M. II- Abbott's,

He th# Po*f DwlMtf*

All

3ST...OTI ir s,

!TIOti H?ai9tM}V JS --IHI8 i. AT

C0RMELI1JS & HA66EIT18, Corner 3d and Hain Sts.,

Terre-HaoU, Indian*

KLECTICjp JTOTICK

gPKCOLL

Notice I* hereby given that there will be Special Sleotioa b«M atThompaen'*Oooperabop. »Co«Mlteiaa.XA

on ihe 6th day of Aprfl, 1868, havlag h*ea a U«. idgi son, Jordon and Oilman

lag--

The Judge* and Inspector* will be M—Tt. Johnm, Jordon and fl'" April 9-1808-dtd

WABBKN HABPKR, City Clerk.

UFACTURt

ATfTOEIZB HOME

FAOTFBK.

\f» ban on baud a fine atook ot Saah, Douta and Blind*, of ocr own manulacture, which we will Mil at very imall ad vanes ou xt.

We Warrant our

to be superior to ujr ever before offered In thin

is m«s

emplo^m^rrf'to'y^r'

ofB Mecbanlr*. ad at the wun» tla»

Benefit Yonr«elveN

warrant all onr work.

We alio k*«£ on bapd, aad uanBfacturs to order, Window and Door Frame*, Moulding* and etec,T variety of ftilrttm LnaabWbnl in baild-

CJLIFT tt WILLIAMS. PBAIRlE 01TT 'PLANTNO MCl.1,9. WOdU

COLfiATB CO'S

fawlMiet 8mm» a IMI

Vwkawa,

Cram tlie MATERIALS, •n.kMwa Mtbe STANDARD ylkilm* cwu«

.. JMEEI HAUTB,U,_

CHHNIBCUI, CUXBGG,

A Bcholarahip in this Oolleae ia good for Life, giving the Stndent tbe privilege of Review.ng

At Pleasure, Free of Charge.

few Pupil* will be adatltted, in Arithmetic and Psnmamhip, at $4,00 per month.

JVO VACATIONS.

For further (nforlsatlon, -call and see the Bchool. for Oollego Paper. Adiress,

GARTIN A OWEN,

mhl3dtf

BARRETT'S Vegetable H*

HAIR RESTORATIVE

.0 4.,R1,aAR3ETT CO.. Propr«Ja», .jA^a .^citcstk^N.H., LOBD am iu, valcago, Qeoerai North-West-rnAgfent*. a. H. A. DAVIB. Agent* for Terre Haute. Ind. uovlldw6n ,,-r,i

BOOTS AND SHbES

GREAT CLEARAXCESALE

OF„.

Boots & Shoes.

Panic

I will sell my own manufacture of

French Calf Boots for 18,

96,50 and 17.

Kip

Oalland oxamlne, and you are rare to bny.

C. E. RtTGGLfeS,

I No, 16 North 4th St. febSldlm'

Boots & Shoes

FOK THE

)iqfn« .1* 'Hlaton?

'PEOPJLE.r

•uii JJ5 jaan-'in

io ?i«dtrr n»d^

S' A: BARE AS

Wonld inform the citizens of Terre-Haute and vicinity that he ha* purchased the stock of Depew Clatfelter.

99 Main Street,

and to prepared to MAMDFAOTUBI all work. In hi* line In a manner not to be ittrpassed by any Hoate in th* West. Be bus had '{oi lo ia#

25 Years Experience

In the BOOT & SHOE busiuess, and is confidant ol giving

SATISFACTION TO ALL

Being a Practical workman aud having had ex perience in Mew York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Mew Orleans and other principal cities, is his reaioa for making the above statement?'

-1 KV THK LADIES rrtiij can be fitted with SHOES and GAITERS of any kind of material that they chose to wear.

THE GESTLEHEM

are also informed that they can got a BOOT or SHOB TO FIT in this establishment iri

Call at QQ.

JgOOTS AND 8HOKS^

Ttf'.'l A.'is iy BE W S vslVc'*i .i.V I* aelUng ![«•}?/»9-g *i

Boots ft Shoes Very Cheap

To cloce oat his large stock of

No.

in siostajumt tew 7

TICKS,

70 tsibc,L-,~

tab#*?.T .ba'j&ipi a'

tnr.ihq OA

^Bl Jf

fcai9t ni:Iq e-foc -4 AHiJi lot-.i! fenov-l '/w'f.evnt

A BAWiMm

leoa

BootN Shoes and fiaitln.

To sake rooa for Spring stock. Ton will noaey by oalllag oa khx at

Xeohanios Blook,

Particslar Attention ia give* so

CUSTOM WORK

This Department i* in the hand* of SKILLFUL IW0BEM«M. eetlMtf

J^OTICB—REMOVAL.

G. FOSTER SMITH

Baa aoved from I«st aide of tbe Public Square to Main Street, one door eait of H. Bulman, where

Kinds of .....

will be glad to see hi* old easterners, and a* many new tine* a*

dlease

to call. 6. F09T*B SMITH,

Mala Btraet, tet. Kfth and Sixth, Terr* Haote, Indiana, a23«iwtr jj

JJBMOVAL

HAILBOAD AQEJSCY. I have moved my oflc* to MeKeen A Paddock'* Mill, where I wonld tie pleased to see my old friend* and* us tamer*.

Through receipt* given ot* ihipment* of prodace toalilertern CUIm. All Bail, andKaUnl Water rate* as low, and time a* quick as 'any

Grain in balk (hipped to New

sod town* withoatchan^e ofcar*.

JAMBS H. TtTltKBB, Agt.

aprtMdU

QITy. BIL^ POSTER.

GEO. W. REIFSNIDER.

Vl Ofrumnuitftid Oration distributed in GOOD STYLEl WAll order* Mt at ^Dowllng Ball, or at th riitlng Ofleea/wlll be promptly ttoaded to wit netsand dtopatob. ahiti

LAND AGENCY.

M" M. H1CKCOI. H. D. HCOTT. OTCc.

Woaii GO^,

MM «»«rj»becr Mdwly

Coirntv Main 'and? 5th Streets,

[AVKK TUKLL, RIPL*V 4 CO.]

F.XTRANCE FROM FIFTH STREET, Ia tlie oldest and moat reliable Institutiou of the kiad in the: State. Instruction given in all tbe branche* pertaining to a thorough Business Xdu5 .- cation, snch as

iim-Kiirnfe. miumiiip,

tJ-

•'-".•'•lei''

PRINCIPALS.

sUi

W*» N. TV. 8f*te I asd if now conccdcd by tbe public I Ibc

rtrjr

best Bropwmtion for UtstDrio

I Gray or faded Itair to its original color (fonntior Its Crawttk crsdMStitip lidmors and Dandnill, and for Dressing and Deaatifylng: t)i« Hair. It is ftce from poisonous drags, does not •tain tbe^fln«ft fabrict no4 leaves

fh«

6c«lp

CLEAV,

tba lUir ucB| «sd otossr.

iJcramwitwf

Owing to the Great

Times

of the

I will close1 out my Stock of Boots and Shoe?, for Thirty Day*,

of Cost!

HffiirdlcM

wrjwnwnttis

^IVo. 50 Oliio Streej,

ftS

CouvjyiMceing Uarefuliy Done

Abstracts of TitJe furnished, Loans ne gotiAted and Money invested.

'VItlw' 1A

FOK MALI).

IftH K?1 I Kesiratio resideu. en Souti. Market .Struet.— Over 1 acres of ground, *ell set with fruit and Dhiubhery. Price, #7,UUU terms favorable.

5t wr

New fiami hwtse, aud lot, HOsSOtr «•, on perry Hitl. Vny cheaj'.

Tws lot- in Sl*^ acit^, HHI otll^ji^o'.

I liOt) ncicif, 3 imirn «.»t, kuowu as tliu "llu&«> atw,' all loaiccd, w.U improved good ancao% Wtods paaturu and tine tiiut.»r. A flr«t-eta^ l»ri*.

50 Buildiug Lois, adjuiuiuH tut* vity, boitliea. —good »Ue—low price and !»v. taLln terui*. 1 *f5»b

Iloust! and l!i, ,JU l^l Ktrr- t, ui.rit. ol Uiaih Mouse—ft r„oi«, |urt,t, «i«blu. Ac. i'ricf

fl,-0O. Terms

mrrpantilk

CAMVUTUIKS, *€.

Woold announce to the uirizous of Tetre and viciiifty, that he has opened at

And

all

iy, which

Were bought

Mortgagn null b'-* dacu'Vt

Forty ai re* 3% mum sontiies^t of acre* in Ciiltivaitcii, balanoe doe timber. Verv (heap.

HENDR1GH & LANGE/

Office over First National Bank, s. K. Coraer „t FuurtU auu Main

Struts,

Terre Haute, ,*:!

•d'"' 'K at '-ce

-'•it

AbstMCis nf title furnishM*t^rif*n».'" gotiated, and Monn}- inve^tedi

'I' ':3-'

•iJ vl ,..•!! '1

FOK SALB.:"S "i'

ciTT rnop£RTr"-

Forty Lots in Liutou's Addition to Terre Hants Uoose end lot, east Ohio street, Houso and lot, in McMurraiu'w Addltition Hou-eund lot in Sihlej's addition on 6th street llousi and lot in Krse'* addition on 8th street' str^'et**0

at"*

'0t "U between ij«u and 7n!

Uouse and lot on North fill., lot ween Ui.snni and Linton streets. Two business

Hoiimh a.a

sit li ?e

li.-itiw-. COBHTV 1»K ''-i». )'v" ^.raai"

n00^

*own»hi,i, v.

173 ActM in Linton towutfhj)*, Acres bolow tue Koliiufc Mill, w. sidonqnul rf jat)29dti

JgOOKS AxN'D STATloijJtiiV

M. W. O'CONNELL

Ha* dl»po«od of hto Undcrtftiting WnrinoM, whicil had bocouiM ucr^ary of tLe rabid tc incretwe of hi*

BOOK TRA1 )Kfi lie wUi now devote Ms entire attention t& tb"' latter branch §f bu«inets, and wltn a lull

'romplote stock cl

MllOOI. BOOKS,

*A(BAZL\ES, PAPEBS,

Ab^4 a- continuance of the trudo hsretofor^ 4 libAraHj bwilinw^d.

Kookw and Btatlv norj-,

At., 4c.,

ni |ri%-S NRW t& S»am'i

Orug and Preseriplion Stort*

flo-

5£

IBA GKOVER, Jr.,

Bio. 46 South Fourth St.,

OPPOSITK THE MARKET HODSK,. A Full and well Selected Stock of

PUKE DKUGS AND MEblCINEC?

Chemicals, Oils aHd Dye Slain,.« -foit'ST gSEIPUMEKY,™, a.Ai 1 —AND—- lU)

AH AST IGLKS.

I*1

Pure Wines and Brandies, T,

For Medical Purposes, ^L""'

I s««s 9 »dJ Ot

PATENT MEDICINES3""'

rs err: