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DAILY EXPRES

TKRKE HAUTE,

Wednesday Horning, April 2»tfc, 1868

Bepublican State Ticket.

fuR GOVERNOR,

Cui-. CON'KAD I5AKEK, of Vanderburgh.^ TOR MEUTEKANT-COVERSOR, i, Coi,. WILL CUMBACK, of Decatur.

FOB SECRETARY Or STATE,

IIAJOB MAX. jr. A. HOFFMAN, of TOR Al'DITOR OF STATE. MAJOB JOHN D. KYAKS, or Hamilton.* I ran TBKABl'BEB Of STATE, ^ENEBAL NATHAN KIMBALL, of Martin.

FOB CLEBST OF THE FIL/PBEME COVRT, OLOSEL TUKODOKE W. McUOY, of lllarko. FOB I»BK)BTEK OT THE 6'JFRIME COCBT

Colonel JAM ICS B. BLACK, of Mariou. FOR ATTOBHEY OEKT.RAL, D. E, WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. TOR SUPERINTENDENT OF FUBLIC INSTUCTFON,

BABNABA8 0. HOBBS, of Wayne, TOR ELECTORS AT LAHOE, THOMAS II. NELSON, of A igo, BENJAMIN F. CLAYI'OOL, of Fayette.

ROIL ELECTOB, SIXTH DISTRICT,

CAPTAIN

K. K. KOSK, of Lawrence. CCiNTTNOEVT,

|Dor.or T.l JOHN T. SMITH, of Greene.

The Special Election To-Day. Had all the Republican voters of the Third Ward faithfully performed their duty, Mr. S. E. GIBUS, a sound Republican and a true man, would have been elected, on the first trial, by a good majority, to a seat in our City Council. His eminent fitness to represent his Ward in the legislative department of our city government has never been called in question and stands acknowledged by his fellow-citizens of both political parties. If all the legal voters of that Ward who prefer S. E. GIBBS to ROBERT VAN

LINCOLN.

VAL-

ZAH as a Councilman, will go to the polls and give tangible evidence of that preference tc-day, Mr.

GIBBS

will bo hand

somely elected. If they neglect their duty and stay away from the polls, GIBBS and the Union party which he represents in this contest will bo defeated and "a great Democratic victory I" will be pro« claimed all over the country.

Interesting Bemlniscenses.

The reference in Mr. UOUTWELL'8 speech to CAKPENTER'S picture of signing this "Emancipation Proclamation," and the figures therein, has attracted some attention, particularly, as the speaker alluded to the various portraits which it contains without naming the persons alluded to, with the exception of President

LINCOLN.

Tho Emancipation Proclamation was signed SoptoTiber, 1862, in the presence, it is presumed, of the whole Cabinet, towit, Messrs. STANTON, CHASE,

SEWARD,

WKI-LES, SMITH, BI.AIR and BATES.— Tho two figures of "statesmen and patriots on the right of the President, who "during all the trials and vicissitudes of these eventful yoars have remained steadfast to liberty, to justice and to the principles of constitutional government, whoso names, Mr. BOUTWKLL says, he "will not venture to pronounce in this presence/' nre those of STANTON and CHASK. Of the live persons represented on the left of the President, Mr. BOUTWELL says one is no longer living—"be died before the evil days came.1' He refors to CAI.EU B. SMITH, of this State, Secretary of the Interior, who resigned In January, 1803. Of tho other four, he says "throo have been active in counsel ing and supporting the President in his attempt to subvert the Government they are already ruined men." This reference is to SKWAUI), WELLES and BLAIR—the latter not in tho Cabinet now, but an active supporter of "my policy.'1 The fourth figure is that of Mr. BATES, Missouri, who was Attorney General un der Mr.

Cause of Mr. Stanbery's Illness. MR. WALTER COX, lawyer, afia witness for the defense in the impeachment tri^ gave svidence which roust have seriously disturbed the nerves of the ex-Attorney General and leading counsel for the President. Mr. Cox testified that President

JOHNSON

to have the Tenure-of-Office a:t tested, and wanted him to see "Staiibery, who had been too laty to look into the matter."

There have boen

many exciting events that have occurred

in this country since January 1, 1863 that there are very few who can clearly1 remember oven the changes in the most

prominent offices.

The Bankrupt Law.

The United States Bankrupt law has boen in operation nenrly a year, and, as it was supposed to have been called for by general distress prevailing through' out the country, it was expected that the number of voluntary applicants for the benefit of its provisions would be very large, But in this there has been a sur prising disappointment. Compared with the extent of the country, and the sup

posed number of unfortunate persons who might apply for tho benefits of the law, the applicants havo boen but few. Whether this is to be nscribed to apathy, misunderstanding, or hope that creditors will at all time? hereafter be lenient to dobtors, every ono who thinks over the matter is privileged to judge for himself. It is ovident that not near so many persons havo applied for tho benefit of this act as might have done so in view of their misfortunes. Whatever may be the reason for the delay, or disinclination, Congress seems disposed—if we may judge by tho action of tlio House—to extend a little longer to the whole class of bankrupts some of the advantages of the law which are to be of limited application. The "fifty por cent, clause" in the original act,'declares that after one year from the passage of the law no bankrupt shall be allowed a final discharge whose estate will not yiold filty per ceot. upon his debts, unless a majority in number and value of his creditors shall agree thereto. This provision is intended to make business men more careful. to restrain tho disposition to get deaper and deeper into debt, which many who aro unfortunate seem to have, and to forco thorn into bankruptcy before thoy have lost everything and contracted debts which thoy know when they incurred them they would never bo able to pay. Wo suppose that it is in consideration of the small number of applicants that tho proposition that tho time of taking effect of tho fifty per cent, clause should be extended, was made by Mr. JENOKS. He would havo bad its operation postponed until July 1st, 1869, but an amendment that the privilege of release from this stipulation should exist until January 1st, 1SG9, was passed instead. The Senato will no doubt concur, and with the beginning of next year the bankrupt law—full time and notice having been given—will begin ta really manifest the advantages which must result from its influence upon businesoj which will be very considerable, according to every intelligent expectation among business men.

In commenting on this little affair the Cincinnati Chronicle says: A. JOHNSON has been guilty of very great meanness, but this abuse of his most willing servant is the most disgustingly mean of all h:s

infamous acts.

To the Union Men or the Third Ward.

Will the Bepublicans of the Third Ward turn out to-day and elect GIBBS to tho Qity Council Or will they stay away from the polls and let the olection go by default Is the record of the "Democratic" party forgotten? Are its countless crimes forgiven Shall we permit the organized enemies of free government to win a victory on the skirmish line? Shall we permit the party that gave birth to the order of the K. G. C. to defeat the party that never sheltered a traitor? Shall we sit down in idleness and let the party that nourished the Sons of Liberty—who organized rebellion and assassination hero in our midst—defeat us in the evolutions preliminary to our field engagement Shall we accept Jefeat at the hands of a party whose last fruit is the organization of midnight assassins known as the Ku-Klux Klan? Are Vie fires of patriotism that burned so brightly on our altars in '64 and '66 forever extin guished Have Union men forgotten who were their friends when the Democratic rebellion had it# hellish grasp upon the nation's throat? Have they forgotten who mocked their grief at Union defeats who sneaked away to their homes to moan and groan over Union victories? Can Union men remember these things and permit their authors to win a victory that will inspire them with fresh courage for future struggles? The Union voter of the Third Ward who will voluntarily absent himself from the polls to day must have forgotten that there ever was a war and must have forgiven the blackest catalogue of political crimes that ever disgraced the annals of a civilized people.

A Chivalrous Arrangment. The Charleston News relates that a citizen of South Carolina wrote to General £COTT, Governor elect of the Palmetto State that he had hired a man to work ten months for forty dollars, in greanbacks, "he to do all kities of work required of him on a farm io work from simrise till dusk I to pay fifty cents for tho first day, and onedollar per day thereafter, lost by absence without leave and twentyfive cents for lost days by sickness, I to furnish him with tivo-and-a half pounds of bacon and one peck of meal per week." The writer complains that the freedman did not keep his contract, but, without provocation, ran away and wishes to know "if there is any recourso to law in any Court of tho United States for daaiages, or to bring the man back to a proper sense of honor and justice."

Gen. SCOTT replied that he sympathized With him in his trouble that four dollars per month, with two and a half pounds of bacon and one peck of meal per week, and only one dollar per day deducted for absence without leave, and twenty-five cents per day for lost days on account of sickness, is surely all any able* bodied man should ask as compensation for doing "all kinds of, work required on a farm from sunrise -until dusk "that he regretted he was unable to arrest the man and return him to service, as it was evident he was deficient in gratitude, but the statement of the citizen that he was always a "freedman," would account for

the negroe's appreciation of bis generous intentions, and concluded as foliows: "It will be unnecessary for you to forward me any certificate as to your own character and integrity, your recent com munication being all the evidence I shall require as to those particulars.

I am unable to say whother you will be able to "recover any damages" froin the man who has hired him (JERRY SCOTT) or whether you "will be able to bring him to a sense of honor and justice.'' If I know as much about him as I do of you, I might venture an opinion on the. last points

PERSONAL.

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

Charles Kean's personal property was less than £35,000. he left his widow all his testimonials.

General U. S. Grant attended the morning service at Mr. Beecher's church, in Brooklyn, last Sunday.

Prof. Fawcett, the distinguished political economist, like John Stuart Mill, is an advocate of woman suffrage.

John Bright said lately: "If I visited the United States, the excitement and the labor would simply bo my death."

Bryant T. Henry, tho absconding toller of tho Shawmut National Bank, is in Cuba. Recent letters state that ho has been disappointed in obtaining a situation.

Saota Anna, once reputed enormously rich, is now bankrupt. In a suit recently brought by him in Havana, he avowpd his inability to give, security for his part of the costs.

Prot. James C. Watson, the young but already celebrated astronomer of Michigan University, has published, through

Lippinrott, Of Pbiladelpbia, nhd Trumbner of Loudon, a large and costly treaiise on astronomy.

Rev. Charles Bringham, tho eminent Uniterian clergyman of Ann Arbor, is now taking a brief leave of absence from his congregation fw lhs purpose of delivering two courses of lectures at tho theological school of Meadville, Pa.

Robert B. Hall, of Plymouth, Mass., died last week, of apoplexy. He was one of "the twelve" who formed the first antislavery society, under the auspices of Garritwn, on the first of January, 1832,— After that he entered the ministry and repudiated abolitionism. Ho subsequently left the ministry and became a politician, and during the "Know Nothing'' excitement was elected to Congress, where he served two terms. His next public appearance was in the "Johnson Arm-in Arm Convention," at Philadelphia, in 1866. In repudiating his early antislavery principles he took a downward step, trom which he never recovered himsel f. •i -..HSlTgmifAS .B.

Prof. Alexander Winchell, who for many years has filled with great distinction the chair of Geology, Zoology and Botany, at Michigan University, has in preparation a scientific work of a popular character, entitled "Sketches of Creation." It will be published in New York some time duriug the coming year.

THE

told him he wanted

letter of Senator Yates is like

himself—frank, sincere, and honorable. Feeling that though he has been greatly misrepresented and slandered, his course has not been creditable to himself or just to his State, he does not dwell upon many corrections and facts which might fairly *be urged in extenuation, but plainly admits his error, speaks with evident feeling of his failure to satisfy the constituents who have so fully trusted him, and promises"to reform. It is sad to see a man of such brilliant gifts and generom naturo dragged down by such a feeling —sad to see a career which might be so useful and honorable tarnished by such a weakness. The Senator does not say, as he might with truth that with all his faults he hes served his State and his country more faithfully and truly than many others who havo not his failing— that his intoxication is not worse than ths corruption of some, the treachory of others, and the chronic moral weakness which makes some Republican Senators a constant cause of anxiety to their friendsRecognizing as frankly as ho confesses it the gravity of his fault, and romembering also how much he has done to deserve honor, every truo son of Illinois will hope that her Senator will not fail to achieve the self-mastery which ho promises, and will not suffer a career 60 bright and so full of hope to be cut short by intoxica tion. vi H.

Bosa Bonheur.

A Paris correspondent furnishes tho Star with some pleasant gossip concerning Rosa Bonheur. "She has," he says, "been named Acadaemicienne by the Antwerp Institute. Honors richly deserved are rapidly crowning the groat artist's career. In 1865, the Empress drove from Fontainebleau to present her in por son, with the star of Legion 'dHonneur. Mile Bonhour's country place is rather an extensive farm than the ordinary residence of a lady of her position. Every variety of cow, sheep, ox, goat and horse are to be seen, not only on thn surround ing lawn, but crowding around tLeir proprietor, who is attired in cloth blouse in winter and rude garments appara nt-ly, harrowed from her brotter (the Auguste whose painting wo all admired at the Exhibition), a stick in band and hat stuck any way on a small but remarkable wellshaped bead, coiffe a la Titus, or, in less technical terms, the hair cut like a man's. The animals know her and follow her about. She abaolutelj' refuses to reseive ordinary visitor? but having purchased somo cows of the Nivernais breed from a farmer, Md'llo Bonheur admitted him to her studio. She had just completed an order for England, Iho subject of which was alarm yard in the Nivenais. Tho peasant exclaimed, on seeing it: Why you Lave painted my animals know them all but why did you not put me in instead ot'that man and that woman and children are not mine.' Needless to romark, the great artist "had never been at his farm, but she had painted the bleed so accurately that the farmer be lieved tho picture to have been taken from life, thus unconsciously paying her the highest possible compliment. The lollowing anecdote has heen related to me. A friend of hers had a little girl of extraordinary beauty, to whom Md'lle Bonheur was much attnet ed. The child, however, acquired a hal.it, in which sho persisted, of making a series of disfiguring grimaces, constantly putting her fingers into her mouth, puffing out her cheeks, and even bringing her tongue into play in the service of her peculiar lino of disobedienco. Naturally overj means of cure was tiifed, but in vain. The child only grimace tho more. Md'lle Bonheur unknown to her, sketched each separate contortion,adding a comic expression to the features, but perfectly preserving the likeness. The sketches were bound in en album, and presented without any obser vation to the young delinquent, who turned over tho sketches in silence, and was never seen to grimace again."

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WE ARK IIIU1M.

And will present to nny person send ing us a Clnb In oar Great OWE DOLLAR SALE

Dry and Fancy Goods A WATCH, PIECE OF SHEETING, SILK I DUKSR PATTERNS, 4c„ Ac.,

Free of" Cost! Our inducement! daring the past few years havo been large.

WE NOW DOUBLE OUR BATE

OF PREMIUMS.

Our Friends will rnadily notice our Pres ents for 30 and 60 Club9 are now more than equal in value to CIub3

NEW fP

3-TUA

and selling every description of DRY AND FANOY GOODS, [PLATE WAKE, JKWELBY, Sewinff Muchines, &c., for tho nuiform price of

OTSTE DOLLAR! W« would impiO'8 upon onr patrona that our Stock not composed of secoiiti-hund Gloodi or Pawn Brokers* unredeemed Stock, but Goods carefully selected direct from American and En ropean Manufactories, the greater portion of whi«:h are

Manufactured Exclusively Tor Us. iiich fast enables lis to offer onr customers better Goods for tho money than thos» who profess to be "Manufacturers, Agents," or than CAN BK OBTAINED IN ANY' OTHBR WAY.'

Tho unparalleled increase of our business, bas compelled us to remove to mure spacious quarters therefore havo leased for a leun of years, the elezant block, newly erectcd, at

Nos. !»S and 100 HCMMKR STREET. We'are the first who have attempted to raafee a "devolution in Trade," by enabling tho public t.o procure GoodB in small quantities at manufacturers' prices, tlins saving the consumer three largo profits made in passing through the bands of tho Commission Merchant, the Wholesaler, and Botailer. .Send Clubs of ten cr more, with 10 cents fir each descriptive check, and the getter up of tbe elnb wi/1 receive a pjesont worth S3 to 5300, according tonumber sent. 8®- SEND FOR OUR NEW CIRCULAR.

Via have alBO made arrangements with the

GREAT ORIENTAL 1EA CO.,

of Boston, so that we can fhrnish car customers ether Goods and~their full line of TEAS at precisely ths same tsrms to Agents BB though dealing directly with the Company, thus giving an opportunity of selecting from the various grades any quality they may desire. Wo also pay the same comminion as allowed by the Company.— Blank form of oidor, with price-list and 'THE TEA CUP," tent to any address. '1 -^.JPARltER & CO., iK Son. 98 and 100 Summer bt., Boston.

TO THE LADIES WE »ro acents fur ovor ONE HUNDRED For eipnand Domcstis Manufacturers, and'are pre pared to furnish tbe whole country with DRY and FANCY GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS, JEWEL BY. SILVER WARE, PIANOS, SEWING MA. OHINES, *c., &c. at the uniform price of

in value to (Jlubs of 60 and 100 respectively of oth-

er firms. I' r'J.vjfjiv-»*')

1ST Please Examine. "©a Any perpou ordering cither of the Clubs men tinned below, :»n have their selection of I'rem innis numerated, corresponding to the size of the t.lub, FR.KE OF OJVK DOLLAR

For a t'lnlt of 30, ($3,)—One of tbe fol lowing nrticlcB, v:7.: i'eiaine dross pattern fan. cy colored spread 111? view Turkey moroceo album 2'j yards sbeetiny striped cashmeio do laine diess pattern hooey comb quilt all wool Mjnare siiawl, set toiid gold bosom studs all wool fancy caslim'TH pati's and vest pattern gent's hair KUxrd chain, gold trimmings tilvoj plated chased butter-Jish silver plated S bottle revolv ing castor, on feet set superior steclid bladed knives and fork? wor?te promenade shnwl )ailien' long gold plated chain Indies' gold double ing gent's heavy chased solid gold ring solid black walnut work box or writing desk extra quality balmr.ral nkirt set jewelry, slotve buttons to MKtch: vlcl'n and bnw gnut's cardigan jaclic' HI lendld ebony It flnt», ivory trimmings superior Turkey morccco shorplng bag ladies' hi^li cnt bal moral boors.

F«r t'lnb of AO ($6.)—One of the following articleD, viz: Black or colored alpaca dress putt rn ono piece of bleached or I rown sheeting engraved, siltcr-pinted, 6 bettle revolving castor 3}^ yardn SHperior'cashmere fii- pants and vest patler^ extra IICJVJT boneytomfc qnflt two fancy colored ted spread* p»ir gent's calf boots 4 yards f.trmcrn' good woa frocking fancy cashmete plaid dress pattern best quality balmoral skirt rosewood brass alarm clock la-iies' all wool rloak pattern silver-plated cake cr card basket fur muff or cape Udivs' fashionable wo~l donbleshawl splendid cl^sdud family Bible, 9x12 record paire anil engraving* 3 yams donble width water preof luaKing set ivory handle knives, «ith silver pjRted furks one eet of laco urtains.

FOP Clnb of 100, $10,—One of tho following articles, viz: tysrds iloubl* WidlhcioafciLg or ccatis^ 2 largri, Sne, bleached linen table covers, with 1 iloz. large sized dinner napkins to .natch 25 yards splednid hemp carpeting, good colors txt'rn quantity black or alpaca dress patlern one large pieoe of superior quality extra width sbee ing pair gent's calf boots, best quality: Biiver huntlni-caeed patent lever Witch one doz. ivory handled steel bladed knives and forks silver-platui engraved 6 bottle revolving castor, with cut glass Lotties splendid violin, box and bow, complete: single barrel thot gun Bacon's six-barrel levolver pair superior white wool blankets: nice far muff and cape sivler plated engraved ice pitcher, with salver 7% yards all wool fancy cassltnore.for suit: ono dos?n Rogers' best silver plated forks common seuse sowing and embroidering machine two heavy honey comb quilts splendid family Bible, record «nd photograph page. Fop Inrfer Clnbs the ralne Inrrenfles

In tbe mme ratio.

Catalogue of Goods and Sample lent to any address rEiE. Send money by registered letter. Addrets all orders to

P.O.Box C.

Bti

Allen, Hawes & Co.^r

Wholesale Dealers In Trench, German and English Dry and Fancy Goods. Cutlery, Plated W^re, Albums, Leather Goods, Ac.

tiuWous and medicinal qualities or the pu free from all offensive taste or smell, and— being agreeable to tke taste—ia easily dlgsated, thus affording tbe pstl^nt the fnll benefit of tn quantity taken

Is readifi takkenmixed with water, thns avuidJag tl*^*^rof.whMly or othar exponsiv. og hurt-

Is recommended and prescribed by the Medical profession. Price (labattle. For oirenlar^ aend to. -.•Wss**!!-" •&*»&&&****•

HYATT *CO, Cortlandt St., N. Y.

OTHING LIKE IT IN MXBICINB. A laxary totbap^ate, a paialesa evacoant, a gentle stimslant to tbe circulation, a perspiratory preparation, an anti-bilioas medicine,

a stomachic, a diaretic, and an adBirable general alterative. Such are the acknowledgwl and dally proven prepwtlM of TARRlMt'4 iftlTMCtIt AfKBIENT. Sold bv all Druggists.

Book Canvassers Wanted

FOB

t'vjti

PILLS are

COUH-

^t rfrited. Oenmntf have name of Joe Moses on wrippe~. For importaut ci culftr address JOB MOSES,

NEW York.

WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR,

#210L-D andSilrer Watches, Sewing Machines, Silk Dress Patterns, Cdrpatings, Domestic Goods, Ac.

Cllt ULAIiS SENT FREE giving full particulars, or ten chochs sent for ODe Dollar, descrtbing tend fforont articles which we will sell far

NSW "R AMI PHOTOGRAPH BIBLS." For terms, address A. BRA1NAB0, Hartford, Conn.

LICENSED

BY THE

United States

AUTHORITY -»im jfjuff Elf GLAND

Al iMti

PAWNBROKER'S JOINT STOCK OF VNBKBKKHED OOODS,

SiLkB, SHAWiS, DRC88 «6«D8,

LLNSN GOODS, DKT OOOI18,

COTTONS, fANC! GOODS, ALBDX3, BIBLES, silver Plated Ware, Wattfces.Cvtier?. SB WING MACHINKs, FOaNITOBK, Ac., To be aold at ONE DOLLAB EACH, without regard to value, and not to bepald for nntil you know what yon are to receive.

Stock nlned [«t

u»t inn

SALESROOMS, 30 IAHWEE STREET, B08T0H. The moat popular, reliable, prompt and bnsi-n«ss-like concern of the kind. Shabeet of Boston jeferencee famished ou application. By patronizing this sale yon, chaws t». exchange your goods, with a large variety to select from.

TERMS TO AGENT8.—fTe believe onr teams to Agents are enperior to those offeree by any other loncsrn. Tail particular notice of tAfi.—Our Agent* are not required to pay one dollar (or their presents, as in ail other eencern*.

At the end of each and evei month we present the Agent sending us the largest amount of money the snm of *'IFTY DOLLARS CASH! iB addition to all other presents. And to the Agent lending next to the largest anionnt the sum of

Iwenly-Pive Dollar^.

Cfertiflcates, giving a complete Uescription ot articles that will be sold Jor one. dollar each. will be sold at the fallowing rates:—1M Etr$l. Thirty

ime

with present) for $X, Sllty (with present) $V, BUBdrtd (with present)9l0, and at the same rate for larger clubs.

LOOK AT TH IB-CHANOF to get'a'SIlk Dress, Sewing Maohlne, Gold Watch, or some other good article of «4ual value, with bnttery little trouble add no expense to the Agent.

For a Club off Tfilriy, *e will give the person sending it their choice of the following articles:—Print Press Pattern,'Worsted Breakfast Shawl, White Linen Tablecloth, SolboMed Table (Spread, Set of Steel-bladed Knives and Forks, Set of Silver-plated Forks, Elegant Beaded Bilk Phrasol, OneHuiidred Picture Morccco Photograph Album, Elegant Ivory Handled Spangled Silk Fan, One Dosea large sized Linen Towels,. Ladies' Morocco Sboping Bag, Alhambra Quilt, Fancy Balmoral Skirt, Ladies'Solid Qold California Diamond Bing, Gent's Plain or engraved Gold Bing Id carets flne, Ladie*' Solid itlatk Walnut Writing Desk, Ladies' Fancy Black Ufal. nut Workbox, or a Cottage Clock.

F«p a. Clnb Of Sixty, one of tbe following ertfclef —Jfancy Cashmere Drrss Pattern, Silver Plated Card Basket, One-Hundred-Picture Turkey Morocco Photograph Albnm, Lancaster Quilt, Fancy Plaid Wool 8hawl, Twenty-five yards Sheeting, Alpacca Dress Pattern, Engraved Silver Plated Six Bottled EevoWing Castor, Harris Cleth Pants and Vest Pattern, Splendid Balmoral Skirt, Set of Ivory Handled knivea, with Silver Plated Forks, Pair of All-Wool Blankets, Brass Alarm Cloak Bosewood Frame, Splendid Beaded and Lined Silk Parasol, Ladies' splendid Morocco Traveling Bag, Tbirtj Tarda Print, or a Marseilles Qnilt.

For Clnb of On* Bnndred,—Silver plated cake basket, fancy plaid wool long shawl, twenty-five yards hemp carpeting, forty-live yards sheetiug, splendid Alpacca dress pattern, silver hunting cased watch splendid Family Bible, with elegant steel en gray ing, family recerd and photograph paga,pofiin dress pat torn, en* graved silver-plated Ice Pitcher, aplendid beaver cloak pattern, Sharp's Revolver, fancy caaslmsre coat, pants and vest pattern, extra qnallty,epten» did iccoideon, Music box, one pair Una damaslt table cotvn wUk OM doeea ^lijan«r to match.

Presents for Larger Clnta Proportlai. This is no Humbng Lottery, Gift Xnterpri' e, or sale of cheap Jewalry, bnta fair, square sals of Unredeemed Qoodi. oar Goods are Hew and not Seeoad

Hand.

and we guarantee more for the money invested than can be bonght at any wholesale storo in the country.

Agents will please take notice of thif Do not send names bint number yonr clnbs from one up* wards. Make your letters short and plain as possible.

Be Bure and send money amounting to (5,00 or more by BIOISTEBID

LITTXS,

which can be sent

front any ollice, Poat Offioe Money Order, or Express, for when sent in this way yon ran no risk of loiing it whatever. Small amounts may be sent by mail, but be sure and put them In the office yourself. Prepay all exnresaea..

We tiiMt be mponftle fbr laat unless MM PMUHTM are takea to but* safety.

Send yonr addrflss in fall, Town, County and Slate. All certificates are good nntil redeemed. S. C. THOHPSOI A CO. ^so Huorer stmt, Bostra,

WT Send foi Circnlan.

9 Jts

MUSICAL.

IL. KISSNER'S-"

PMEWMll

No. 48, Ohio Street,

Mi H'it OPPOSITE THE COUBT HOUSE,

XKBRK-HAUTK. IND,

Sole Ascent for *L'}A

dickering tSSons, Knabe 0 Co., Steck db Co., Robert Nunns, Chile 2 Co., the Celebrated Patent

And other well known and reliable

PIANO FORTES !j

Also, Car hart & Needhams, and Prince Oo's celebrated Parlor and School Orr/ans and Metodeonsf

A Large and Elegant Assortment always hand, which will be sold at LOWER RATES than 1 the same quality of Instruments can be bad of] any other dealer in the Wait. }nne bat good reliable Instruments dealt in, such as I can warrant to my Customers for

jpiVE YEARS! Piabos, Organs and Meloddrms told on Monthly Payments.

Ho For the Campaign

Bras^and Silver Band Inltruments, Tenor and I Bass Drums Cocoa, Ebonv, Boxwood and Silver Fifes Trimmings for Drums also, Flag*of ail) sizes, all of the best quality and low«et rates.

Send trdcra to KIS^NKR'H

PALACE OF MUSIC. I

All kinds of Musical Instruments repaired

the raost approved manner. .h"1

J. G. LINDEMANN, ij«-n

!f«

IS Federal St,, Benton, Mass. mi acasnd •T __ b*

ijiqitii frwsd

taia I DEALEB IN aio'A he

PIANOS, HELODEONI

ORGANS,

ioHos, Guitars, Flntea, and all kinds of Music* Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Hit cut, TSBBE HADTZ. INDIANA. TTNINQ AND REPAIRING or PIANOS aad other Instruments will be promptly attended to.

OLD PIANOS will he und In taade fot NEW

ONES. auH&twtf J. 6. LUtDEMANM.

»T, P. MCDONALD, Wi

SaccMor

A- A-

9®*

Anitotp)

stAiti tit

oou, JUgutam, Papers,

Stationery, See.,

POST Orftca LOIST....

TRAOA

Sovlfllly

IHtWCTURjlia,

jj FACTURES. 1 ive on Hand a line stock ASasBplDooi

and Blinds, of our own maaulacture, which we will sell at a very small advance ou st.

We Warrant onr Work

to be superior to any ever before offered In this market. Buying of ne will fnrniah employment to yonr own Mechanics, and at the same tiice

aawe warrant all onr work.

We also keep on band, and manufacture Io order, Window and Door Frames, Mouldings aud every variety of Finishing Lumber used in build-

OUVT ft WILLIAMS. PRAIBIE C1TT PLANING HILLS. fctOdtf

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Corner Main and* 5th Street*, -i

I [OVER TUELL, RIPLKY a CO.]

At Pleasure, Free of Charge.

A few Pupils will-be admitted, in Atithmetlc and Penmanship, at $4,00 per month. NO VACATIONS.

For further information, call and see tbe School. Send for College Paper. Ad tress, G1BTIIT A OWES, mhl3dtf PRINCIPALS.

tto'the Poet Offioe. Decltdtf1

DOCTOR WHIT1IE«

REGULAR ORADDATB of MEDICINE, as Diploma at Office will »6ow, has been longer engajged in tbe treatment of VBtntu, S«XUAL and PBIVATX DISKASES than any other Pb^aiela* in St. Louis.

BfphUit, Oommrkta, (H*$t, Srrictnre,' Orchitin, Hernia and Rupture all Urinary Dittate* and SrtihiUtte or Mercurial Af/eeeiOMt of the Throat, Sua or Boaet ate treated with unparalleled success.

BperauUttrrhea, ScxulDefellltjr ud Impo UUCf, as the result of self-abuse in youtb sexual eucaisea in matnrer years, or other causes, and which produce some of .the follow ing eflfcete, aa Hocturnal Emissions, Blotches, Debility. Dizziness, Dimness of Sight, Confusion of Ideas, Evil Fortbodings, Aversion to Society of Females, Doss of Memory and Sexual' Power, and rendering Marriage improper, are permanently cured.

The Doctor's opportunities in hospital and private practice are unsurpassed in St. Louis or any other city. Back flies of St. Louis papers prove that he has been located there longer by years than any other so advertising'. The satablishment, library, laboratory and appoibtments are unrivalled Ilk the West, un rivalled anywhere. Age, with experience, can be telied npon, and the Doctor can refer to many physicians throughout the country. In paat success and present position he stands without competitor. Tke WrtttBgiof a fhyslelMt wftow Kepita (lull ^OJ-WU^id 1"

Dooroa W HITTMB publishes a Hedieol Pamphlet relating to Venereal Diseases and the disastrous and varied consequences of self-abuse, that will be seat to any address in a sealed envelope for two stamps. It COB tains fall symptom lists that will enable those affected to determine the natare of their complaint and give a written statement of their case that will answer almost aa well for tbe purpose of treatment as a personal interview but where it is couxenient, the Doctor should be consulted personally. Those bvviug friends that may reqniro advice, can supply them with this valuable work by sending their address, with stamp. Thns you can assist tho unfortunate without their knowing their benefactor. Certainly no subject ia of more importance than puaity of blood and perfect manhood.

It is self-evident that a physician who confines qimseir exclusively to the study of acer tain class of diseases and treats thousands of cases every year, must acquire greater skill in that specialty than one in general practice.— Many physicians, recognlctng this fact, introince patients to the Doctor after reading his Medical Pamphlet. Communications confidential. A friendly talk will eost you nothing. Office central, yet retired—No. C17 St. Charles ssreet, St. Louis, Mo. Hours, 9 A, to 7 r.

Sundays excepted.

I Aw

music,

laol

DOCTOR WILDER

OFFIOE,BOOKS,

ttelletleapi

r»pars hy workmen, OM tke •ATiaiAM, .aro known aa Use STANDARD by Dealer* St Cnstomen. Hold wrvwlieer

Mdwly

TEBEE HAUTB

4 a

ENTMAHC2 FROM FIFTH SI BE ST, Is the oldest and most reliable Institution of the kind in the State, luxtruction given all the branches pertaining to a thorough Business Edu cation, snh as BOOk-kEKPINfi, rKNMASSHlP. MERCANTILE

CAUVLATIORB, *C.

A Scholarship iu this College is good for Life, glvhifc the Student the privilege of Reviewing

TUB

.... it

F,RST

preMIUM

or a Silver Medal WAS AWASDBD TO BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE

flV By the N. II. State Agricultural Sorietj, at its Fair, holden In Kashoa, Sej.t ill, «ji ———1 r.• j..

BAR BITT'li .....

Vegetable Hair Restorath

Ilka inc J* TO

[Iteitem Gray Halt to Ite Natural Color promotes the growth of the liair ahansea the rooU to tli«ir original Ortranic action eradi-

JDandru# aad Btunors preveats liair uitllng out is a auporior Dressing. is a aupartor J)rf?»inK I It rim tains no ilgurletia ingredients

LAn«.f he

inoat,popular and reti- *. A

WW able nrfiele thronehont the dfc. I LaU, West. North, anil lit

Last, West, North, anil South. XT

J. B.

BARRETT & CO Proprietor#,'" ANCHB9TKR, bi. it-

voicago, General North-West-

LOK1) sat rn Agents. J. fc M. A.' OAVIB. Ajjents for Terr. Haute, lad. uovlldwGm

J«HH JT. BKIZ,

tarly's Block, Mo. 60 Mala Street, Terre Haute, Indiana, TlyTOST reepectfUUy recoauneadshis woll aeloctJjJ. ed stock of Jeans, Flannala, plain and plaid Lln»eys, Blankets, Coverlets, and Woolen Knitting TarM, of different kinds. Being fnlly enabled to warrant th* Brat quality af those Qecds 1 moat recpectfnlly invite Ladies and Gentlemen to call and inspect'them. Wool taken iu exchaned for floods, MM tbe highest market rata* paid. onttMa*-

QHBAl5 MILLINERY/

all kinds of MIIIia«rj "«ao*i' -iWrWCOS1 during the Winter mqnths, at

CONSULTATION AND RECEP

TION 719 St. Charles aireet, St. Louie, Mo,, treata with the greatest success all Diseases of Womn. Xsaehorcsa, or Whites, Vailing, Inflammation or Ulceration of the I Womb, Ovaritis, Prtfrttis, Amenorrhoea, Me* I Borrhagia, Djsmenorrhcsa, and Sterility, or I Barrenness also, every disease contracted with 1 Puberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since I the Doctor confine, himself exclusively to the treatment of these complaints, and treats a I very large number ot casss, it follows that his I knowledge of them must be far more extensive land accurate thaa that of physicians in genleral practice. Sead stamp fcr Medical PamIphlet of thirty-six pagee. No matter who Ihave failed, read what he says. Patients in [every Western State. Cures guaranteed. Consulfation by letter or at oBoe free. Rooms for Ipatisnts requirlag daily attention. A lady Iassistant. Heur 9 A.M., to 7 u. Sundays I excepted

XTOTICB—RSMOVALf.

HACTB, Int

G. FOSTER SMI$H

Has moved from East side of the Pablic Square' to Main Street, one door east of H. Hnlman, where he will be glad to see his old customers, and al many new ones as please to call. ft. FOSTER SMITH, I Main Street, bet. fifth and Sixth, Terre Haute,

Indiana, a23dwtf

PECIAL ELECTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that there will be a Special Election held at Thompson's Cooper Shop, In tbe Third Ward, for one Councilman, to ill the vacancy oacastoa.d hy the death, of Tlrgll A. Sparks, a Councilssan of eald Ward, ou Wednesday. tha-Mth day of April,'A. P., 1868, the vote ®a tte ath day cf April, having been a tie. The Judges aad Inspectors will be Messrs. iohu

Jordon aad Oilman. WARREN HABPEB, April 9-1868-dtd City Clerk.

as jHfa i) iij*»

tmm

LAMD AGENCY.

M* M. HICKCOX. H. p. SCOTT. OKO. C.

HICKCOX & CO.,

UttX ^lATK1' BKOKEKS

No. SO Olifo 8tree

Conveytt nrei Caref ully Done

Abstracts of Title furnished, Loans ne ^j,. gotiated and Money invested.

COLGATE A CO S

I'Oft

Desirable residence on Sooth Market Street. Over 2 acres of ground, well s«t with fruit and shrubbery. Price, tenue favorable,

New frame house, and lot, 90x3Ki feet, on Straw berry Uill. Very cheap.

Tw» lots in Dean's Addition, very cheap.

Five aeree, east of Pl.igan's Garden.

A "S

•f6-1

iWarrM, 3 inilw east, known as tho ''Uustfey farm," alt luuccd, w.li improved good uieadow woods pasture aud Hue tiuibur. A first-elaa ""n'-Li 3d 3rd

60 fiuiliiiit^ Luis, adjolniuK the city, nortbeaa —good size—low price aud l.iv.table terms.

House anil lot, on Uousu—6 rooms, cisn 91, Tt*r Uib »««,

Ui aiio«t, norib ol Clark i? Urge Ac. Prlc*

Mortgage m.J Nutes 6,11)0—at a big discoi ut

Fotty al ri'S l,ili e^ntheuot ol acres in cuHitati^u, balance flue limber. Verj cheap.

KofU l^Mtatc Columu

*x v,Jn

HKNDRICH & LANGE,

Office over first National Bauk, ri.

Coraec

amt Main £tre«ta,

Terre Haute. Ind.

Abstracts of title furniahed, Loans negotiated, and Money invested. tO -i :i»unw rr

FOR f»AL£.

CITY PROPJCUTYa

•j» ^''7' Forty Luts in Linton's Addition to Terra Haute House and lot, east Oi.io street,

House and lot, in McJIurrain's Additltlon, noufiodrid lot in Sibley*daddition ou 6Cb street Uouss and lot in Usse's addition ou 8th street" Hoiise aud lot on i'oplar, between tith and 7th Streets,

House and lot on' North ftth, butw?ni. Luesnut and Linton streets.

v»0j XOf

busiuees Houses on ...ani utr e.

COUNTY PBOPERTl'!

tol

Farm ef 89 acres in Honey Or Township, 17"! acres in Liuton township. 3 Acres below tho Rolling Mill, we«a side canal janiOdtf

IS JEW

Ilriig and Proscription Store

»i. 11

pi! 4"

Ik at

IKA GROVER,

WonW tknuounce to th« citizaua of TVrt-e Haate »nd vlciuity, that he has opened at

Wo. 46 Sou 111 four ill St., OrPOSITK THK MARKET HOUSE,, idi A Full and well Selected Stock of n'ti' h'

PtK£ DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

Chemicals, oils and Dye Staffs,

I —AKO—

.VAHGY XETTCKTI'8, Pure WinQ8 and Brandies,

iiJT i.iij •»tii

,. ,U

FU MKH

Medloal Purposes, f,g ovi «Gn

PATENT MEDICINES..,

Aud all other articles kept by Druggists general* ly, which were bought low, and will be sold at

The Lowest Cash Price.

,J! fu iJ

fad Tt!tl "dJ 1 .. ...

E3*r

.,. 1.

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CABEFULLT COMPOUNDED.

No, 46 South Fourth St.

Between

OHIE

jl0M

I t* im-mil ndi »»aio^ it

Bait

lktA. GROVEM, jr

DBUG6IST AND CHEMIST,

:^a

and Walnut.

TERRE HAUTE INDIANA^

N. B.—Mr. Orover trusts that hlB TutBTtKn TSABS of intimate acquaintance with tbe business, is a sufficient guarantee that fnll satisfaction will be rendered patrons. ffdtf

I O N A E

CRACKERS.

and Dealers in

ii j.* lJ

00*

A N

FLOUR STORE.

FRAIK HEIX1G A BKO Mannfactnrers of all kinds ol

ii iu

O E I E S

On Lafayette St., between Cuual and Depot, E A E de30dly INDIANA.

GRIMES & ARCHER, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

(8CCCS5S0BS TO BVRNAK AMD OBTMrS,) OFFICE.—Over Davit' Jlrag Store, Cor. Main and 3d Streets, Terro Haute. Ind. lalSdtf

•i :i

bryax

JOB PRINTER,ii

115 MAIN'-ST:,''

TERRE HAUTE.

W-

f.' SOLICITORS

SOLtCITOKS OF PATENTS^ COUNSELLORS AT PATKNT LAW, •odd Builders, Dealers In rafeal Klrtti aad

'it 1Q ni

iV iV'idt ilU li«l jos .„:v 614d

QHAKLES WBKBB & CO,

FAXKH1KU ABTICU8.

OFFIOE—81 EAST MARKET STREET

Indian apol is, 'Indiana.

Onr facilities for procuring Patents are not ex* ceeJed by any establishment in the United States, gr, OTja" All kimiB of Models bailt to order. fdl Wfitn

BILL POSTER.

GEO. W. REIFSNIDER.

Programmes and Circulars distributed in 1% rt*i) GOOD STYLE 1 1

IOWA

REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

VARUS. WILD LANDS,

And Olty Property of every description, fcr Sele. An experience of Cfteen years enable us to in* ii ti"// sure satisfaction in every !epaitment of business c. relating to a general Real Estate Agency. n^HARBEItT

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