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DAILY EXPRESS

TICH K.FCC HAUTB. INTJ.

Monday Morning, May 4t&» IS§8.

Bepoblican_Jtate Ticket

FOB GOVERNOR,

Cot. CONRAD BAKER, rf Vanderburgh. FOB HECIISAWT-aOTEBNOB, COL. WILL CCJMUACK, of Decatur...*

TOR BECBETAEV Or STATE,

MAJOR MAX- F. A. HOFFMAN, of Cass. roa AUDITOR OF STATE. MAJOR JOHN D. KVANS, of HamiUoa.

COB TBKASCREB OE STATE,

°ENBBAt NATHAN KIMBALL, or MartlD. roa CLERK or THE SUPREME COURT, COLONEL THEODOBE W. McOOY, of Clarke, ros REPORTER or THE S'JPBEME COURT

Colonel JAMKS E. BLA''K, of Marlon.

FOB ATTORNEY QESEBAl,

I). E. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam.

run SUPEBINTESKEST OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,

BAItNABAS 0. HOBBS, of Wayne,

FOB ELECTORS AT LAROE,

THOMAS II. NELSON, of Vigo, HENJAMIN F. CLAYPOOL, of Fayette. FOR ILECTOH, SIXTH DISTRICT,

CAPTAIN

E. K. llOSK, of Lawrence. CONTIKOEST,

CWtt. JOHN T. SMITH, of Greene.

Lost.

Among the tolegraphic news lost the storm of Friday night was a digest STANBKP.Y'B speech As our readers have already been Eurfeited with impeachment speeches on both side?, and as it is impossible to present anything new on either side,we omit the publication of

STANBERF'B

effort, preferring to devote our available space to fresher and more interesting matter.

Worthy of Imitation.'

In several counties of this State appropriate monuments have been erected to the memory of the soldiers who fell in the war for the Union. In other counties steps are being taken for the consummation of this noble work. Our neighboring State, Ohio, has als made good progress in the same direction. We notice, as the latest movement of the kind, that a contract for the erection of a soldiers' pionument at Chillicothe has bees made. It will bo twenty-three feet in bight, and cost $10,000. The first base will be of Dayton and Greenfield limestona the pedestal proper of Italian marble and erected above this, a statue of a soldier in the act of planting the United Slates flag, to be of bronze metal. The perpendicular hight of both statue and flag is to be elev en foct four inches,

That "Great Victory."

The official count of the Connecticut election returns has, at last, come to hand, and shows that the Senate will stand twolve Republicans to nine Democrats, and the Assembly one hundred and iwenty-nine Republicans to one hun dred and nine Democrats. And this is "a. groat Democratic victory!" The only pr-im on the contest which created any interest was the United States Seuatorslup. This the Democracy

held,

and this the Republicans

yuin

majority of twenty-three on a joint ballot of the two Houses. What a happy tempered party these modern Democrats are, to be sure, when they can see "victo* ry'' in continual defeat and loss! If they should happen to gain a genuine victory —from which occurrence "GoodjLord, deliver us-'—hn\v would they find means to express their feelings? The lexicographical and ornithological resources of all the book stores and poultry yards in the countrr would not suffice.

Gen. Washburn.

In speaking of the nomination of Hon GEO. W. JULIAN for Congress by the Republicans of the Fourth District, the

Journal

says "JULIAN is the first impeach-

er indorsod by the Indiana radicals" and asks "Why will not the 6th district radicals show similar gratitude toward Gen WASHBURN?"

It is our opinion that the Democracy of this District will have quite enough to do in settling their internal troubles relative to the congressional nomination, and that they will have little time to devote to •'fixing up" a Republican ticket. But we are unwilling that the charge of ingratitude towards Gen. WASHBURN, by whom soover mRde, should pass unnoticed, for the simple but ample reason that such charge is entirely baseless. The public services of Gen. WASHBURN, both in and out of Congress, have beon duly appreciated by his Republican constituents. He reciovcd the best possible endorsement in the shape of triumphant re-election in MS. Ho has beon kept in Congress until he positively an 1 peremptorily declines further service in that position and appeals to his political frinds to permit him to retire. That he may be induced to serve his country in another capacity under the administration of President U. S. GRANT is the wish of the Republicans of the Oth District, for the Union party does not wish and cannot atford to dispense with the services of those who have tho double claim upou its gratitude acquired by gallantry on the battle-fields of the Democratic rebellion and equally meritorious conduct in the halls of legislation.

Urmocratio "Honesty" Again. The Journal

say of that other Secretary or Clerk of a Senate that distinguished Democratic official, who, when filling the position of Clerk of the Indiana Senate, went into the wholesale stationery trade, carrying it home by the armful and piling it away under hie bed We reminded the

every

says The ''honest'-

urcss

Journal

Ex.

virtually acknowledges that "honestFORNEY did steal $40,000 from the government but the fact being made public he disgorgod tho plunder!'

The F.xp7£si "virtually acknowledges" no such thing. Un the contrary wo have clearly shown, and tho

Journal

very well

knows that FoKNETdid r.ot "steal $40,000'' or any other sum "from the government." The

knows that the stealing was

done by clerk and that

FORNEY

Journal's

such

promptly

mndf up the entire defalcation without waiting lor "the fact7-1 be "made public." The

line of reasoning would

send the President of a bank to the penitentiary for any peculation or fraud on the part of a clerk or teller. If

FORNKT

it a thief because he reduced himself almost to penury to relieve the government from any loss by reason of the dishonesty of one of his clerks, it would be well for any party to be largely composed of such thieves It would have been well for this State, well for the children of Indians had Democratic managers of the School Fund been

thieves.

But what has our virtuous neighbor to

Journal

of this "little story" the other day, but it seems strangely reticent in relation thereto, having no other reply than to accuse an officer of stealing, because he has nearly rained himself, pecuniarily, to make up a defalcation of another man.— When the

Journal

has explained this

trifle we will call its attention to a dozen or so of more recent Democratic defalcations ia this State, whereby the treasuries of that number of counties have been robbed. We haven't heard ot a single one of the. list who has "disgorged the plunder." .... ...

0ur cotemporary can find ample occupation for all available time in attempting to defend the thieves of its own party who have deliberately stolen State and County funds. And when this labor of love has been carried to its utmost extent, the fact will still stand out in a bold relief, its force unimpaired and invulnerable, that no other people were ever so shamefully robbed and plundered as have been the people of Indiana by Democratic guardians of public funds tbat not only have tbe men and women of our State been made the victims of these worse than highwaymen, but that they have deliberately stolen tbe children's school money and employed it in bolstering up the fail, ing fortunes of the Democratic rebellion, thus preserving "the eternal fitness of things" by supporting Democratic treason with Democratic robbery and theft.

The Defensive Works Carried. The moat obtrusive point in all the speeches made in behalf of the President before the Court of Impeachment, is that his predecessors had exercised the power of removal of Cabinet officers and others at various times since the establishment of the Government. This is the most carefully elaborated of all the positions assumed, but it does not, indeed, require the timft that hag'been spent upon it. The reply to all this eloquence and learning is, that Congress, having a right to say that an officer appointed by the advice and consent of the Senato, should not be removed without such advice and consent, and had not permitted such an act to be done in the case of Secretary STANTON.

Until the Tenure-of-Oflice law was passed, no objection was made to the removal of officers by the President. Congress had not exercised a power which writ guaranteed

by a

the Constitution.—

That is all that need be said upon the subject. But now, such power having been asserted by the passage of a proper law, there is no relevancy in quoting what had or had not been done before the statute was enacted. This was well shown by Mr. STEVENS in his brief argument. Mr. OBOI9BBCK had adopted tbe plea that the President had a constitution* al right to remove the Secretary of War, not because he was not appointed by a President, nor because he was sot confirmed by the Senate—the contrary being the case in both instances—but because the Secretary, being, an adviser of the President, it was assumed that he became thereby absolved from the usual liabilities! attached to other officers. It was argued that, although the Secretary might not be appointed without the advice and consent of the Senate, he might be removed from office simply upon the will of the] '-President. The counsel have not! succeeded in making it apparent that there is any reason for the distinction. Tne Tenure—of-Office act says that its provisions shall apply to

person holding civil office who has been appointed by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, unless otherwise provided for. The President relies upon a quibble, by which it is asserted that in asmuch as he did not appoint Mr.

STAN

TON, he can remove him. But Mr. STE YKNS has shown that the Secretary was appointed for the

term of

the President

(LINCOLN) meaning fpur years, and that Mr. JOHNSON went into offico as Vice President during the same

term,

and that

when he assumed the Presidency he did not commence a new term, but only un dertook to finish out that of the President, his right to do which depended upon bis being elected as Vice President a 3

A Vice President, in fact, only under takes to carry on the business left undone by his predecessor, and does not com mence entirely new as if he were a Presi dent fleeted by the poople for a term of four ^ears. There does not seem to be a prtense for the defense of the President in any thing set up in his behalf. Concerning the plain infraction of the Ten ure-of-Office law there is no doubt but that be has broken it.— His favorite excuse seems to be that he wanted to test tbe constitutionality of the law. Thia is a miserable subterfuge. The right of an officer of the law to violate, a law whenever he chooses, because he supposes, Or is ready to allege that he supposes, that it may be unconstitutional cannot be conceded It would be a fatal example to the people, obliged sod commanded to obey tbe law, if they could be encouraged to violate it by the example of the officer whose duty it is to put it in execution.

Tbe letter which Sir Roderick Murcbiaon received from Dr. Livingstone was more then a year old. Later news, however, has been reoeived from him, and he has reached Viji on the shore of Lake Tang&nyike, where he found stores and letters and an obituary or two.

A number of citicens of Providence, I, headed by the Governor and Mayor, have addressed a letter to Mr.

The Erie

E. L.

Davenport, who is about to leave the Atlantic States, inviting him to a complimentary benefit at the Academy of Music before his departure, as a testimonial of the esteem in which he it held as a representative of tho American stage and as a man.

Dinaieh

endeavors to fright

en the army cr biographers of General Grant by reminding them that Hawthorne, after writing the life of Franklin Pierce, fell dead in tbe presence of the subject of his work. But then the effort to say something in favor of auch a man as Frank Pierce might have cost any nun his life. n.-.4

-f

Disraelfytill thinks that brains are more precious than blood. D'Arcy McGee'a debts are to be paid by his political friends. ZZT-

Auber is at work on a new opera, in three acts. He is in his eighty-fourth year.

Robert J. Walker has a case fiom Alaska which involves large interests in tbe city of Sitka.

Mrs. Deborah Saunders, the oldest resident of Gloucester, Mass., died on the 12tb, at tbe extraordinary age of one hun dred and one years, six months and eight days.

Mr. Henry Kingsley will soon publish from the pages of the Gentleman's Magazine his latest novel, "Madamoiselle Matbilde." 'f .• -r

Bishop Potter has not suspended Rev Dr. Morgan Dix, rector of Trinity Church, New York, for ritualistic tendencies and false doctrines, as has been reported.

Walter M. Wood, the mowing machine maker, at Hoosic Falls, N. Y., has just purchased a $5,000 piano. '-.vf

Wm. H. Gorton, for fifteen years sexton of Hope Cemetery, Corning, N. Y., who had dug the graves of 1,188 persons, was himself gathered in one day last week. His age was seventy-eight.

Mr. George Kane, of Halifax, recently sold his wife to a man named Norbury, for six dollars Nova acotia currency, and she ran away from the latter husband.

A young Indian, Prince Rajah Duleep Singh, now a resident of England, visited the mission school at Cairo, Egypt, five years ago, fell in love with an Egyptain girl, pupil there, married her and took her to England. On his wedding day be gave tbe school $5,000, and on each anniversary of the wedding he sends the school another $5,000.

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thai

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111, All! DOMING.

And will present to any person send ing ns a Club in otir Great ONE lOJLL,AR SALE

Dry and Fancy Goods A WATCH, PIECE OF SHEETING, SILK I DRESS PATTERNS, *c„ Ac., 'Free of Cost! Our inducements during tbe past few years have been large. WE NOW DOUBLE OUR BATES

OF PREMIUMS.

Our Friend will rnadily notice our Pres ents for -SO tind GO Clubs are now more than equal in value t* Clubs in value to Clubs of 60 and 100 respectively of other firms. .8 01

JTTKB. OH' 03V1C JQOJL.LA.JF, I For a lub of 30, ($3.}-0nu of the fol lowing Htticlw, viz: l'e|uinc dress pattern fan cy colored b:d spread 105 vie* Turkey morocso album -'J yards shoeting striped cashmore dolaine dress pattern

hovtj

corub quilt all wool

square Eiiawl set coliil geld bosom stntii all wool farcy cashiner" pants and vtst pattern gent's hair guard chain, jo!l trimmings, sllvej plated chased l.iitt. r-!i»h silver plated 5 ottle revolving castor, on feet stt superior steekd bladed knives and forks wor»te1 prornunaOe shawl ladies' long goid plated chains ladiee' gold denble ring gent's hesvy chased solid go'rl. ring solid black walnut work box or writing desk extra quality balm oral skirt set Jewplry, sleeve buttons ton atch Ti'l'n and bow gent's cardigan jacko: srlcndi'J bony CH*-, ivory trimmings: superior Turkey morocco »lui pltig bag ladles' high cut halmural boots.

For a "ii»b of BO ($6.)—One of the following articles-, viz- Hiacfc or colored alpaca dress patt-rn ono pie.-c of bleached or brown sheeting engraver', nilver-pl-itcd, 6 bettle revolving castor 3% yards superior caslimcro for pants and vest patter.. extra heavy honeycomb quilt two faery eolored te.t spread^ pair'gpnt's calf boots yards formers' good wool froc-klng fancy cashmere plaid dress pattern best qual.ty balmcral nkirt rosowcod brass alarm clock ladies' all wool cloak pattern silver-plated cake or card basket for muff or c»re ladirs' fashionable wool donbleshawl splendid clasded family Bible, 9x12 record pagoanrf engravings: 3 yarns double width water prrof rloaklng s»t t«ory handle knivca, «ilh silver plated for one sot of laco urtains.

For a Club of 100, $10,—One of the following articles, viz: 4yards doull« width cloaking or coating 2 large, fine, bleached iinen table covers, with 1 dor., largo sizod dinner napkins to .natch: 25 yards splednid hemp carpeting, good colors: extra quantity Hack or alpaca dross pattern? one large piece of sAperior qnality oxtra width sbee ing pair gent's calf boots, best quality silver huntini.-cased patent lever watch: one dm. ivory bandied steel bladed knives and forks silver-plated engraved bottle revolving captor, with cut glass bottlrBj splendid violin, box ant' bow, complete single barrel shot gnn Bacon's six-barrol icvolrer: ra,r superior white wool blankets nice fur muff and cape sivler plated nngraved ic» pitcher, with salver 1% yards all wool fancy rasslmrre,for suit: oho dor?n Rogers' best silver plated forks common OBUso sewing and embroidering machine two heavy honey combquilte splendid family Bibla, record and photograph page.

For larger I'Inbs the value IncreEUea tn the Mine ratio.

Ca alrgu9«f Ooods and Simple sent to axiy'adaritt ran. Send money by registered loiter.^' Aiidrecs sll orders to ^-a

Allen, Hawes A Co. t, IS Federal St,, Bo a torn, Mass. p.o. Box c. tfttfT in '••'j* -a

Wholssslo Dealers In Prencb, German and English

Vmf

and Fancy Goods. Ontlery, Plat»d Ware,

Albums, Leather Goods, Ac.

A French Preparation, which preserves all the nutlMiganri mrdlfitjial antUtlMAt thajg^riLori, Istwsftsi iU limltslsili w-ewillrs being agreeable to the taste—is easily digested, thus aliording the pstlent the fn 11 benefit of t*. quantity taken

If readiQ takken mixed with water, thas avoiding the nse of whisky or other expensive o3 hurtt'ul additions.

profession. Price 1 a bottle. Tor circulars tend to# •STAb*^1*C»,-4iOortlaadt 8t.,N.

LirriNCOTT & BAKE WELL (801K HAKEBS,) ff

Pittsburgh,

There Is no lion.bug abent this to any one asking, re can stnd copies of letters from choppers, proving our claim. •arClnh together and get your store-keeper to send for a dozen, neatly packed In a box. %2L& JAMES CLSBLU'S FEILAT.E 1'UII.S are coua"terfeited. Giati/iw have name of Jon Mosia on wrappc. For important circular address JOB MOSES, New York.

WE SELL FOB ONE DOLLAR, ^IlOLD and Silver WfUche?, Sewing Machines, Slik Dress Patterns, Oarpetings, Domestic Goods, jc.

CIRCULARS SENT FREE giving full particulars, or ten checbs sent for One Dollar, descrtbing ten different articles which we will sell for JJ

Stock nlaed.at

-/i-

"»af

REVOLUTION

IA TRADE,

aud sslllag every descriptloi, uf DBY AND PAN0T GOO US, JPLATED WARF, JKWSLRY, Srwinff Mi,chines, Ac., for tho uniform price of

ONE DOLLAR! We would iinpte-'s upon our patrons that our Stock ia not composed of seond-hund Goods or Pawn Brokers' unredeemed Stock, but Goods carefnlly sslected direct from American and European Mnnufnclorics, tho greater portion of which aro

T.{

OTHING LIKE IT Mnicna. khitm* tw«iaiate, a painlraaevaoaant, a gas tie stlmalant to the circnlatloa. a parsplratory preparation, an anti-billons aadlclnr,

a stomachic, a diaretlc, and a»admirabls(esMra{ alteraifM. 8aek alt the sskssefMM SMdslly proven properties of TAKE

HTM KFLEITCTSCEIL

APKBIERT. Sold br allDrnggists.

JBook Canvassers Wanted U*)B SEff "FAMIT PHOTOOBAM BIBI4K.T Wr terioa, »ddr«M A. BKAlKABD, Hartford, Coon.

LICENSED BY THE

United States

4 AUTHORITY NEW. ENGLAND

PAWNBBOKKB'S JOIMT STOCK or SNSMBMIT SUM, coiwtfciM or

SILKS, S1IAWLS, BRK8S 000B8, LINEN GOODS, DBT OOODS,

COTTONS, FAM flOODS, ALBUMS, SULKS, Slinr IliM WiK)ViM«,(Mltrr, od .« 8BWING MACHINE.", FUANITOBC,

Ac.,

To be sold atONK DOLLAR EiCI, without rufsrd to value, and not to bepatd for antil yon kno* what yon are to receive.

SALESROOMS, HANOVER STREET, lOHOI^ the most popular, reliable, prompt aad bnsiu) ss-like concern of the kind. The best of Boatea references furnished on application. By patroniaiug thU sals yon have a chaaos to eMehanga yohr goods, with a large variety to select from.

TERMS TO AGENTS.—Wt believe oar tejdlit to Agents are superior to those offeree bv any other oncara. ®4»

fmrHaOm notice oftkit:—Onr

Agents are not required to pay one dohar ior4heir prejentu, as in all other concerns. At the end of each aad every nonth we present th* Agent sending us the largest amonat of money the-anm of

Jf'IFTY DOLLARS CASH! ia addition all. other presents. And to the Agent sending next to the largest amount tbe ana of

Twenty-Five Dollars.

Certificate*, giving a complete description ot articles that wili be*old for one dollar each, will be sold at the following rater—Tea br 11. Thirty (with .present), W. 8IIW (with present) pf. One.U. AlPftl (with present) 910, and at the same latere largerclnhs. tOOK All THIS CHANO* to get a Silk Dress, Sowing Machine, Gold Watch, or some other good article of equal value, with but very little trouble and no expense to the Agent. for Club of Tkfrty, we will give the Person sending it their choice of the following articles:—Print Dress Pattern, Worsted Breakfast Shawl, White Linen Tablecloth, Kmbossed Table |8pread, Bet of Steel-bladed Knives aad Forks, Set of riliver-plated Forks, Elegant Beaded Silk Parasol, One Hundred Picture Morocco Photograph Album, Elegant Ivory Handled Spengleq Silk Fan, One Bpiea large ataad Linen fow•ls,. Ladles' Morocco Shoplng Bag, Alhambra QuUt,Fancy Balmoial SUrt, ftadiee' fiom UoM California Diamond Bing, Gent's Plain or engraved Gold Bing 18 carets fine, Ladies' Solid Black Walnut Writing Desk, Ladies' Fancy Black Walnut Workbox, or a Cottage Clock,

For a Club of Sixty, one of the following articles —Fancy Cashmere Drrs* Pattern, Silver Plated Card JSasket, One-HnudredPictureTarkey Morocco Photograph' Album, Lancaster Quilt, Fancy i^ald Wool £hawl, Twenty-Sve yards Sheeting, Alpacca Dress Pattern, Kngraved Silver Placed Six Bottled devolving Oaator, Harris Cleth Pants and Vest Pattern, Splendid Balmoral Skirt, Set bf Ivory Handled knivee, Vtth Silver Plated Forks, Pair of Ali-Wool Blanket*, Brass Alarm Cloqk Boeewood Frame, Beaded aad Lined Silt Parasol, Ladies splendid Morocco Traveling Bag, Thirty Yards Print, or a Marseilles Quilt.

For a Club of One Hundred,—Silver platod eake basket, raney plafd wool long shawl, twenty-five yards hemp carpeting, forty-flve yards sbeetiug, splendid Alpacca djee pattern, silver hunting cased watch, splendid Fassily Bible, .with elegant steel engraving, family record and photograph page, poplin dress pattern, an. graced siUer-plated Ice Pitcher, splendid beaver eio«k pattern. Sharp's Bevolver, fancy cssslmere coat, pants and vest pa turn, extra anallty,splendid accord eon, Hus!c box, one pair Una damaak table covers with on* docen din oar nankins to match.

PNMMS nr targer TTAKA la P^erttoa. This is no Humbug Lottery, Gift Xnterprli*, or sale of ch9ap Jewelry, but a fair, square sale of Unredeemed Goods. oar Goods are New'fend not Second

and we guaranteewiote (or the a^nejr Invested than can be bought at^.any wholesale store in the country. '"./V

A gents will pleas* take notice of thli: Do no send names bn nnmlMr ^oaKdab* firoa on* upwards. Make your letters short and plain as possible.

Be sure and seat Money amoutttlngHo tS,00 or more, by BiaUTxaao Lama, whieh caa fce aent from any office^ Post Oaca Maaey Order, OrXxpress, for when sent in this way yw run ne risk Of losing it whatever. Small amounts may' be sent by mail, bnt be sure and -wafc them in the offioe yourself. Prepay all expresses.

We tuut he mpeuiMa

tile

w"e

PALACK 0f:

Please Examiiic. Aiiy pBrsen oriirring either of the'Clubs men ti.itied below, :au liave tlieir ole« tion ol Prem innia enumsrated, corresponding to the sir.eof tb9 Club,

iikM leaf

•nuamtTiM

send your ad^nas In ftill, Vnrii, County and State! Ail certificates are good nnjUl redeemed. s. €. THOlFSOIr dc CO ttHw ihwt, Beste^ Hut. •W Send f« Oiraniars.

MUSICAL.

L. KISSNER'S

I 1 1 Mil.

£jTo. 4S, Ofctio Street,^"

Chickering & Son», Knabe Co., Steck 4b Co.. Robert Ntmni Gate & Co., the Celebrated Patent Cycloid,

And Other well known and reliable gmoc:

PIANO FORTES Also, Oarhart Needhams, aad Prince 0b' celebrated Church, Parlor and School Organg and Mdodeone!

A Large and Elegant Assortment always on hand, which will be sold at LOWEB BATHS than the same quality of Instruments caa le had of any other dealer in tho Weet.

None but good reliable Instruments dealt in, such as I can warrant t» my Gmtomenfto

PlVfi YEARS I

Pianos, Organs and Mtlodtcnu told on Monthly Payments.

«Ho! For the Campaign I Brass and Silver Band Instruments, Tenor and Bass Drums Cocoa, Ebony, Boxwood aad Silver Fifes Trimmings for Drams also, Flag* of'all sizes, ail or theoestqualltyand lowest rates.

Send orders to HIHftfiVKR*8

PALACE OF MUSIC.

•V At kinds of Mnsioal Instruments repaired the i|«t approved manner. a Aw

MUSIC.

.t -H

O LINDEMANN,

r-.i.'I vl

^ANOFACTURElt 8.

pA^RONlZB HOMB MANU1 TACTUBXS. Wa have on hand a line stock of Sash, Doors id-BHnd*, *1 ant aw saanalartatw wMeh-vee «m a*U at aTCty S0n MlTa«e«on c-Bt.'

We Warrant onr Work to be superior to any ever before offered in this saarket. of ns will tarnish emph and «r the same

Benefit onr selves as we warrant ail oar Work.

Wealso ke*| on hand, aad nMontaotnre to order, Window aad Door Framee, Mouldings aud every variety of Finishing Lumber aeel (h buiM-

cmrr WILLIAMS. PBAlStt OITT FLAWING *fILL9.R fhlOdtf

COLGATE & C0VS

A Scholarship ia this College Is good for Life, giving the Student the privilegu of Reviewing

At Pleasure, Free of Charge.

A few Pupils will be admitt#it, ia Arithmetic aad Penmanship, at $4,00 per month. r,

NO VACATIONS.

For further information, call and see tbe School. Send for Oollege Paper. AdiresS,

GABVIlTd: OWEN,

mhlSdtf [!ta -h PBINOIPA LS.

T?ptn 3

nrs Gray Hair to its Natural Color progrowth of tfte Hair? chatijycs the ^roou to their orizinal organic action eradii^andruff and uumonit pwrents llftir f&Uin?c***

Restores Gray Hair to its Natural Color rr growth ot* Hair? changes thi rootato'

catea .... ilftir faUin? out is a superior Dreasiog. it contains no injurious ingredients, ana Is tne most popular and rclicbie srticha thrmtohout the A !, vvest Konh, and

Eait,

South.

•j .• VVT O -i' 'i. «. BARRETT CO., Proprlottffi^ Vs9 .... MANCMeSTEB, N. li. il LOKU satt 1 u, uaicago, General KMIh-Vnt rn Agents.

J. A H. A. DAVIS. Aeents for Teree-Haute, ind« novlld#6m

JOHN If. R£IZ, Isrli'a Block, lo. 80 Street, Terro Haute, Indiana,

1ID8I respectfully recommends his wull select* iXL od stock of Jeans, flannels, plain aad plaid Lin*eye, Blankets, OoTerlets, and Woolen Knittia^ Tarns, of diAront kinds. Being folly'enabled to warrant the first auality »f these Goods I mostrsspectftally Invite Ladles and Gentlemen to call and inspect them. WoM taken in exohaned for floods, and the highest market rates paid, onttlda

fit

OPPbeiTB TH* CODBT HODIB,

TTGRHB-HAUTB.

I Sole for18'4

.OOTOBL

wars *-if

,DEALEB W

PIANOS, ft£LOD£OH8 ORGANS, VIOUDS.

Uaitars, Vtitea, aad all kinds of Vusle* Uerohandise, No. 11 Vabash Street, TEBBE HAUTI. INDIANA. ftJNiNQ AND KEPA1B1NO of PIAHOB and other Instruments will be promptly attended to.

OLD-PIANOS will be taken ia tnadefos ONES." -TRR.-:.-anlfttjytl J. A LIWPEMAM1I..

QTEAtf tDYE EQTJSR O —r—-a :C d" H. CLAttlbOE £as retnrnedto^his tttl, sal fitted ap a MaaK Dyeing and Seonring UtablMtsent, at the sud Stand, *0. 8 North 9s«rth ttree*, wh«e he win be planned to sseet his old ftiende, and as tmmf new ones as may ftrror him with their patronage 26dtf

LAND

jment to yonr

(Toilet Beans

Pro pored Sy Warkmtn, Mm tbe •ATEIIAM, «N knew* aathe STANDARD by Dealer* dfc Cnatomers. NaMevsrywhcer 24dwly

otifl

TEBBE HAUTB

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Comer Main and^Sth Streets,

[OVER TCELt, RIPLCT A CO.] ,•

EKTB4SCK FROM FIFTH S1BEKT, lb the oldeet and most reliable Institution of the kind in the State. Instruction given tn all tbe branches pertaining, to a thorough Business Edu cation, such as •ooK-Kiirara. MKMANSHIP, HKRCASTILK

VAMGfcATlOMS, Ac.

iii »i

QHBAP MILLINERT

DOCTOR WHITllEB

ABEQDLABinat

GBADDATB of MKDICINK,

as Diploma Office will show, has been longer encaged the treatment of TIHIBIU, SUVAI and PatViTi DISXASKS than any other PhysiciM ia &t. Lonls.

Bfphili$, Gonturkm, Glsst, Brrictmre, Orchitis, Hernia aad Rupture

tofttttfa

Hi* or

all tfrmary .Diseases

Boaet

are

Ideas, Evil Fortbodings, Aversion to Society,of Females, Lass of Memory aad Dai. sal Power, and rendering Marriage improper, arepeiteaneatljrckfadr

The Doctor's opportunities in hospital and privats pracUce are unsurpassed in St. Lonls or a^y other city.. Back fliaa of 8t. Loais papers prove that hshas been located there longer by yean than any other ao advertislag. The establishment, library, laboratory and appointments are uarlvailed in tbe West, un rivalled anywhere. Age, with experience, oaa be relied upon, and the Doctor can refer to many physicians throughout the oouhtry. In paat-success and present position he stands without a competitor. IfeeWgitlanaf nytfUaa WIMM Repatatl« & shaald he l*!t WMPth iMIIf.

Docwm WBITTIBB pnhlishss a Medical Pw|llll(t relating to Venereal Diseases Md ttw dlsastroas and varied oofisequences of salf-abuss^ that will ba seat to any addrees in a sealed snvelope tor two stamps. It contains foU symptom lists that will enable thoaa at fcctftd to ditiriblni the nature of tbelr com* plaint .and give a written statement of their case that will answer almost as well for tbe purpose «f treatment as a personal {Interview bat where it is ceuxeaiant, the Doctor ebon

It is sslf-svldont that a pfeytieian who confines oimself exolusisely to the study of acer tain class of diseases aud treats thousands of eaaas svery year, mast acquire greater skill In th*t specialty than one iuageaerai practice.— Many paytidaas, reeognizlng this fact, intro5*®?. Doctor after reading hie Medical Pamphlet. Communications eonfldentiat. A frieadly talk willjost yo* nothing. ce tehtral, yet retired—No. 617 8t. Charles ssreet, 8t. Louis, Mo. Hours, 9 A, to t'p. «., Sundays oxcopted.

DOCTOR WILBER

Oliftbl,BOOKS,

OONSGLTATIOK AND BI0EP-

*1011 7» St. Charles street, Bt. Loals, Mo., treats with the greatebt suceem all Diseasesof Women. Lonchoroea, or Whites, KaUiog, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Womb, Ovaritis, Pruritis, Amenoirhma, Meaorrhagia, Dysmeaorrhoea, and Sterility, or Barrennese also, avory diseaseeonneeted with Paberty, Nonitrtuition or Pngnsucy. Since the Doctor eonflnss himself exclasively to tho treatment of these complaints, and treats a very large number or cases, it folio thet his knowledge oS thess mast be Tar mora extensive •nd aoenrate than that of pbysiclaas in general practice. Sand stamp for Medical Pamphlet of thirty-six papas. No matter wno have failed, read what hs says. Patients In every Wsetern Btate. Cures guaranteed. Oonaaltation by letter or at offlco free. Booms for patients rsqairing dally attention. A lady assistant. Hear Ha, to 7 r. «. Sundays

JJOTICH—REMO 7AL

O. I70STER SMITH:^ Has ativel from East side of the Pa bite Sqnarotd Main Street, ono door east of H. Hainan, where he will bo glad te eeo hia old easterners, and as many new ones as please to call.

O. POSTKB SMITH,

f-'- Stiwet, ket. Fifth aad Sixth, Terre Haate, lath", aS3dwtf

gPBCIAL BLECTION NOTICE

Jfatlua ie hereby givea that there will be a lysrlal llsctlaa Mi a* Them peon's Cooper Shop. In the Third .Ward, {or one Coaacthase, to All the vtoaaii oceaaioned by the death of VM}

Ifaiki a lnaastlmsa ot aald Ward, on Wednesday, thsMh day of ApriLA-1. I'W. 'ho vote «a the Widay Of April, UHtiaviag been a tie. TMJaMeaad Ins/setirs wtll be Messrs. Johnas» Issits aad Mai a __

WABliSlf HABPIB,

April 9-lMS-dtd City Clerk.

AGENCY.

1T M.HK3TOI. -H. D* iUtOW,—MKt

HICKCOX &

KKAL ESTATE

VO.„

UKOkEUS

.N». Oi Ohio Strco

Cthweyanceing c'arcfufh/ !J,me

Abstfaoti of Titfc lurnishe*!, Ln'ins n» goitated and Money in vested.

yd s'is,

fok sAi.t:

lVsirebl« residence otj Sonth Market .-ir.ci 0ror2 acres or ground, well wt with trail »ud shrubbery. Pr.o«, |7,(Wtl i^ruis faTjr«lik.,

New frame liuuid, nod |ut, 'JUj W.i

berry llltl. Very cheap.

Tw# luts I11 De^u'« A,la.11.,

MfM iti iMiitliie Hi choisp.

JwWu

IBE

FIRST PREMIUM FIRST PREMIUM

VOf

Silver Medal WASAWABDEDTO

BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE

BV By the K. II. Stat* Aplrultnral Soriofv, ct tair, iioiden in Nuhua, Sept

BABBETT'S if

Vegetable Hair Restorative

strn

vol)

#1»e «cr«I, »U»t UI KU^HU'

U«. .IvU.

S00 acros, 3 mllt» .-U«, kuowi, the Farm, all itjuwi, ii im^ruvid (joud iut-s«.lv» WuOde pMHtnrt- »u1 line

nu.t.r

•arm. ..

Hortde and

fiU Buildluif Lot'«, —good low pi ir.„ *ud raMe ritn.

|Sf H(IV»«-I

Iicuse— 6 roon«t» ci&isra. Urvo Term*

tiorth oi Ait,

AUt]

Forty «r,:»

iurt Pric*

t^ tlgCOt ot

u.il,, «,utl..

a ticutur. Ver

Columu

HENDRICH & LAWGE

Office oTcr First Natiou»l Bai.k, Fonriljau-t Main Sfr*

3 J-. .ru«rO)t

T,eri*e Haute, Inci.

Absirsetg ol mlo lurriiaheil, Loans nngoliated. and Montrr investPd

VOU

Lu!?

!:i

-.my..

ITT "PllOPtitTT.

h°nJ!l

Li!,to1

A'l'ituci. to Terre Hani!)

ooDi© and lot, ^ait Ohio atrwt, Honeeiiutl Jot, in AIcMurraiu'^Addltition. Uon.-eand lot In Sible'aaddiHfin on 6tJi strwi Hons- and lot inli-joe a adOttion on 8th street"tstreets ^'"l'1"'"' tith nn.i 7th l|ou»e and'loton North 5ih, an«l Liulon streets.

Two bnainess Ilonses on .-•»ni dir COONTY PBCTEUtt.Jarm of 89 acres ii. Ilonpy Cr IWIKI.I., i7J acres in Ltuion lowtisliiji

/ttSu10"

thU

Uo"in« M,n.

QAERIAGE FACTORY..

clfl0*J8 ihf VT to-have yonr 'arrl«K«u, Bug- f* -r

gW.'„^,Ld',"i,nm"i

"",l

eg aired K-o.-ral-

rlAKPili.li, W 1LJL) Ar flO'S Oornav-itd.tnd Walunt streets, Torre llaut3 \vd are prepared to do all work ontrnstert to na, in the most thorough mauuer, and nt prices thut

h"e

«r.,t in

L"''Btr"ct'tu"'*180

a complete assortmeutoi

gg!t' t,PrlD«'rt

»tfo'", Ac., snito'I

thla market, av the lowest possible prices. A1 werk warranted. mli!dtf

AGENTS WA.NT1SI) Xa. for MEN OP OUR DAY: Or, the Lives and Deeds of Generals. Statesman Orators and Political Leaders now ou tho Stngo ot Action, including

OBAKT,

COST

all kinds of Millinery.' Goods sold at during the Winter months, at Mrs. H. Abbott's, ite the Poet OB«f. Decltdtf-

and

or Mtrvmial Affeteiont of

flu-

Throat,

treated with unparalleled

Buceesa. SfematorrhM, ScxulficMUty ud upf* tWCy, as the result of self-abnse in youth, attual sncessrs in matnrer years, or other causes, and which p-oducesomeof tbe follow ing efiacle, Be Nocturnal Emissions, Blotches, Debility* pizalness, Sintntss of Sight, Confusion

be consulted personally. Those having friends that may re^nire advice, can supply them with this valuable work by sending their, address, with stamp. Thas you can assist the nrifortanate jrlthoat their knowing their benefactor.* Oertalnly no shhject is of more Iniportaaoe than pnalty of blood and perfect "manhood.

If'!

Sherman, Colfax FNM

ner, Stanton, Sheridan, Vatss. Uiirtln, Xriir-«l,uH Fenton, Duckiugham, Wilson, Oreeit-y, WMICMorton, Phillips, Farraznt, Chase, Log.n, Ste-tiif vens, Uoecher, Seward, Boutweil, DU Hatalin Fessen'len, Howard, and others, wiih ovr Forty' Lifo-lik« Portraits of Living Men. .xnwoniy Agents. Oreat indncemeuts

iUBU. !01 OUIJ- t') Send for OlrruUi

ZKIOLFH, McCUl'.KV

a CO.,

33 d»Sw 117 West 4tti Ht., Ointiiiiisti, O-

UNIONFLOUR

BAKJSiil STOKE.

bMTi

A N 1

FRAKK UE1N1« UftQQ£actarer9 of sll kinds of ?{t

CRACKERS.:"1'

and Dealers in I O E I E S

On Lafayette St., between Oanal and Depoi, ^ERRE AUT E'-,r-4 vi* dtB30dly INDIANA. aw

GRIMES&'"'ARCHEB/ REAL ESTATE AGENTS,.-:

(aeCCISgOBS TO BUBNAH AND fllU.Urg,) WFICE.—Over Dnrlfi' Drug Store., Terre Baute,Iud.

Cor, Main and 3d Streets mal&tf

Ji^A' BUY AN,

JOB PRINTER,

115 MAIN ST.,

SOLICITOUS OF PATEM,% COUNSEL LOBS AT PATENT L.-*

Matol Builders, Dealers in Patent Klghis, ami PATKATKU AKTICliCS. OFFICE—81 EAST AIAEKICT STUEET, Inilianapolis, ^Jiidiaua.

Out facilities for procnrlu^ Patents arc not tj-

any^iabtishmont In the Unit:.!

All kiurifl of M'HioM built to orl*»r. td I

FLOUR, HAtOiV. URIUII fcaro in ,S»ore and off^r lo: ««4lo

KAA Brls. of Wheat Flour, all OUU Grades. gQ Brls. of

Bye Flour

IlOjzh'dg Bacon

Tlerees Lard.

125

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SOLICITORS.

QHARLES W.EKBE & CO..

10ik*

2QQ Brls. of I/onisvliie Cement.

PtfBrla. j\. I. and bandusky tlv PLASraii. 2QQ Kegs assorted Nails,

Together with a complots Stock of

GROCERIES.

aor A Liberal Discount to thetrade. ft* 'mr^dlm

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Joseph C. ates, JUST IN RECEIPT OF Mens' Hats of all kinds,

Boys* Hats of all hindn.

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A. A K- BKIMAS, Hflln Mt., between 8th snd yih

HATS AND CAPS.

KW YORK HAT S O

nSlraea' Uata of all kind.. Infanta" Hots of nil triwi* Ana at ail prices.

M, llaU made to order oa short notice 0 /in

THE FALL STYLES, last side Public Square Terre Itante,

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