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DAILY EXPRESS

Tf£K.XLi£, HAUTK, JNU.

Saturday Morning, May 9tb, 1868

Republican State Ticket.

ioa novcBNOK,

Got. CONBAD BAKE11, of Vanderburgh. TO* lI*CTEKi»T-OOYIBKO», Col. WILL CCMBaCK, of Decatur

JOB BICBETAEY Or (TATS,

iilaJOB MAX.

A. HOFFMAN,

The Cincinnati

Cats.

TCB ACCITOft OF STATE.

Ill won JOHN D. EVAN*, ol Hamilton rOi TBEAEUBKB OF STATr, "IZlitul NATMaN KISibALL, of Martin, ros ctrajt or the scpbems cojjbt, *-oLOjtxi- TlifcODOBE W. McCOTi, of Oiatko. 70S JLZFOSTZO Of TSE 83PREME OOCRT

Oolucel JAiliia B. BLACK, of Marioc roa ATT0BSI7 SXMEBAl, V. Z.

WILLIAMSON, of Putnam.

vannah editor, has thrown down bis pen in disgust, saving lie that

The

It was thought proper in an ancient and enlightened i.ation to exhibit a degraded class of men in a state of drunken* nets, as t« vivid warning to the youth of the country and the general public, of the terrible effects of intoxication. In like manner do tho people of Ohio and neighboring States new view the indecent exhibitions of drunken partisans who riot for their brief term in the sacred bells of legislation at C-jIumbua.

Alaska begicb t, feel the ail-moving Tankea, The telegraph told us a day or two ego that three steamship? and nine other vessels arrived at the port during the iar.t four weeks, all with numerous passengers. During the same time three steamers, one ship, one bark, two schooners and one sloop took their departure.— Sitka was wearing a lively appearance and several new buildings were going up. Wherever the Yankee moves there is something going ahead.

Tei

Journal

says the Cincinnati

•mercial

Co7n-

is "the ablest and most influen

tial Radical print in the West." The Commercial,

In an editorial defining its

position, say 'Wo do not profess to belong to the Republican party." In tho sftiae urticle, evidently written by the principal proprietor aud editor* in-chief, we fltvi this asJortion "We profess to be a party of our own, and as to our party allegiance, wo are law unto oursslvei."

Times

advises all farm

lamonious

The Philadelphia

on who lw.vp whoat on hand to sell once. We believe the advice is good. From all sectioQ3 of the country tho news ii en couraging for a good to a first-rate crop, From the fact that we havo so many good reports, and so law of an oppesite char actor, we count upon a large harvest. The prico will soon fall, and speculators will seek to push it as far below a fair price as possible, in order to get the new orop at low rates, and realiio as large an advance as possible.

Senator Feuenden.

There are many rumors and speculation la rife upon the probable course of Senator FieeESDXN on the final vote on the im peachment articles. The enviable reputation f.'h!ch his long public career has won for him forbids the thought that he neriously meditates taking the course im puted to htm by certain correspondents Should b» so far violate hit obligations as a Senator as to vote for the acquittal of Andrew Johnson when his constituent! with one voice have oondemctJ it, and es peeially when the charge prefered has been proved to a demonstration, he will sink to a lower depth than even

Doolit

tlx. The Senate, Febsindbn among the rest, have already declared Mr. Johnson guilty of a crime or a "grave misdemanor" in violating the Tenure-of-Office act, which is of itself ample ground fcr his con •lotion Any Senator who stultiflea timself on this point will thereby commit suicide, most inevitably, and deservedly.

Legal Iugenulty.

If the President shall rot be acquitted by the Senate the misfortune will not be etoargeable to tho ingenuity of his lawyers, who, in their several arguments, have strangely disagreed in regard to his position, and have pointed as many ways as rusty weathercocks iu March. Mr. Cruris is of opinion tbr.t the President removed ilr. Stanton because he had a rigbt to do 60 under the Constitution. 51'. NxLBoy insists that he removed him in pursuance of authority under the r«nur6»of-OSice law. Mr. Gboesbeck says the Tenure-of-Office law is unconstitutional. Mr.

Evarts

appointment of

affirms that the

ad interim Thomas

was

lawful, whilst Mr. Stanbert caps the climax by un affirmation that Mr. Stanton never was removed.

The old case of the borrowed pot furnishes the only apt illustration of these oontradictery defense'. Mr. Stanbebt says the President h»« been impeached in fact, not for a violation of the Tenure-of-Office law, but for an unaccomplished attempt to violate It, wherefore he should •scape all punishment. The favorite saying that this case lumishes all sorts of precedent! to mystify the future may be amplified by observing that it also furnishes all sorts of defenses, and if it should happen that the culprit should be acquitted, historians would be sorely puzeled ia an attempt to guess which one of the ext traordinary defense »olemnly pat forth by his counsel was relied upon as the oonvinclng one which established his innocence.

Age

»v»EE.j*TE'Diyr or rustic hwbcjtxon, BAah'ABAi C. U0l5ii3, of Wayue, *0JL ELECT0B4 AT LABOt,

THOMAS a. fELBON, of Vigo, BKJfJAHiN F- CLAFPOQL, of Fayette. roa

ELECTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT,

Caitaj*

E. E. BOdE, of Lawrence. COKTIHOIXT,

Colo ml JOHN T. 3MIIH, of Greene.

It is reported that Capt.

Lsvt,

a Sa

will Dot write

"with a pen fettered fcj the caprice of a military despot." The wey the Georgia editors talk of General Meade shows that they are far grater deipota than he.

Express

tma.ll

clt

hni now entered upon the

task of breaking down the patronage of the Cincinnati Commercial

in this

j.—Journal. Nothing of that *ort, neighbor. We only published your puff of the CvmmtT' cial. Do you think that is calculated to "breakdown" its "patronage" "in th»s city.?"

insists upon re

turning to the "time-honored principles of the Democratic party." It pronounces for the Virginia and Kentucky resolution"! of 1798-90, on which platform it insists that the war was an outrage upon the South It says that "the man who calls himself a 'War Democrat,' and yet pretends^to support the resolutions of 1798-90, which present the enunciation of the principles of the old" Democratic party, i« either a knave or fool."

The

is one of the leading Democratic organs of the nation, holding full rank with the New York

World,

the Chicago

the Boston

Times

Enquirer.

Pott,

and the Cincinnati

It appears, however, that the

and the Enquirer are the only two that agree in doctrine and policy.

It has been truly said that one of the worst blots upon the record of Andrew Johnson's Administration is that ruade by the stupendous frauds upon the revenue by the distillers and rectifiers of whisky, and the manufacturers of tobacco. Theie frauds, committed with his full knowledge and implicit consent, should be taken into consideration by the Court of Impeachment, for they constitute a part of the record against him. The popular verdict would fully indorse the judgment ol the Senate. Hi!1 pandering to vice and criminality of various kinds, and his attempt to corrupt and puborn other officers of the Government, are charges of which he stands convicted before the high court of popular opinion.

An Encouraging Prospect We republish the following from our telegraphic report of tt« i* ceeding in the secret session of the Court of Impnach ment on Thursday. It affords evidence of a determination on (he part of the Sen ate to bring the trial of Johnson to an e' riy conclusion"

Mr. Morrill then modiHed bis motion to read as follows, which was agreed tc"Ordered, that when the Senate adjourn to-day, it adjourn till Monday at 12 o'clock M., for tie purpose of deliberating on the rules of the Senate, sitting on the trial of impeachment, and that on Tuesday next, following, at 12 o'clock M., the Senate shall proceed to vote, without dobate on the geveral Article1? of Impeachment, and each Senator shall be permitted to file, within two days after the vote is taken, his written opinion, to be printed with the proceedings."

WASHINGTON LETTER

Correspondence Terre Rautt Express Washington, D. C., May 6, 18C8. It is confidently expected that a decU sion on Andrew Johnson's case will be reached by toe 12th inst—somo even think by Monday, the 11th inst. What ever'hopes are entertained by Mr. Johnson's political supporters, it is certain that hi* family,takingtheir cue from him,doubtless, have long since abandoned all hopes of his acquittal, and have had their personal property packed up and ready to be carried off at an hour's notice.

Nothing has more conduced to bring Andrew Johnson Into contempt among men of honor of all political Bhades of opinion, than his vulgar, shallow &uompt to make it appear to the U. S. Senate that Managers Butler and Logan colluded with Jerry Black, after Vie impeach ment proceedings had been commenced,

an endeavor to coerce or scare him (John1 son) into pursuing a certain course of action in relation to the guano island of Alta Tela. The facts of the case are limply these: Mr. Black thought the island of right belonged to a company of Americans, his clients, and that they were wrongfully dispossessed of it by a foreign power. Many other eminent lawyers think as Mr. Black does on this subject. Andrew Johnson professed to think so, too but hesitated to act in the matter. At this stage of the proceedings Mr. Black or one of his associates called, at the suggestion of Andrew Johnson, on Messrs. Butler and Logan, for their respective profefsional opinions on the matter in dispute. These it seems corresponded with that of Mr. Black. All this before

the attempted removal of Stan

ton and the impeachment of Andrew Johnson. It was not till after

the pro

ceedings against the President had been commenced, and Messrs. Butler and Logan had lorgotten their slight profession al connection with the Alta Vela sase Which I have alluded to, that Mr. Black and the President came to words upon the subject which resulted in the breaking up of their personal and professional rela tions. It is simply absurd to connect Messrs Butler and Logan wlt^h any at tempt te bribe or overawe Andrew John ion in this guano business.

In view of the change of administra tfon now imminent, a responsibility of no ordinary magnitude attaches to those about to assume the reins of power. If the interests of the party and the country are to be conserved, the imperative demand is for nothing less than a thorough and complete purging from office of the copperhead influence which has wormed Itself in during Johnson's adioinistriitinn, with hi^ knowledge and connivance. It will be useless for us to attempt to win a victory if wo officer our troops from the ranks of the enemy. Tho accession sentiment here, as well a* in many other parts of the country, is just at bitter and relentless a* in 00, previous to the breaking out.of the war and this has beer* fostered and nourished by the "policy" of the outgoing President, in appointing to places of power all over the country, and especially in the Department? here, men of known disloyal sentiments. The su* pinene." of the Republican party in permitting this high-handed course, is, and has been its standing reproach for a little backbone in the Senate would have, doubtless, saved us from many an appointment "not fit to be made." Anticipating the change which will undoubted lytake place within a week, persistent and active efforts have been made by copperheads to secure appointments here,and a great number have been quietly crowds ed into positions in the hope of thereby gaining a 3tatu3 looking towards permanent possession. If the new administration doe* not make a clean sweep of these enemies of the country, the impeachment of Andrew Johnson will not only have be*n a failure, but the defeat and disgrace of the Republican party will be assured.

The successful results of the recent elections in the States of North «ad

South Carolina, Georgia and Louisiana, have b«en the cause of warm congratula? tions hero among the Republicans in Congress. Few porsons can realize the amount of hard work, personal suffering, and heroic courage which have been required and expended in this great reconstruction struggle. Apart from the labor done and sacrifices made by the Southern Unionists themselve?, the loyal people have great reason to congratulate themselves on the existence here of most valuable party machinery which has been devoted aiding the Southern loyalist*. I refer to the "Union Republican Congressional Committee" which, composed of about thirty loading Senators and representative-, has had, through its Executive Committee, charge of this great work. Tha three hardest working men in the House—General Scbenck, Judge Kelly arid Mr.Broomall of Pennsylvania—are onth.'s sub-commit-tee. The organization was first affected by a Republican Congressional caucu3, in March 1866. During that year its attention was chii-fiy devoted to the Northern State?, and to securing the control of the 40th Congress to the Republican party.— It distributed about three-quarters of a million documents, and, at the samn time, began its preparation for the arduous duties soon imposed upon it by Reconstruction. Thousands of names of loyal mpn, and others who might be leached in the South, were entered in buoks kept for that purpose The names of bureau officers, friendly army officers, male and female teachers, prominent loyalist?, illitor?, &c., were all recorded, so that packages of radical documents might be sent to them for distribution.

When the reconstruction acts were passed in March'67, the committee went to work and has kept hard at it ever since. It is not too much to say that the roscue of the Stale Governmi-nts of the South from rebel control and placing them in the safe keeping of loyal inen,iadue mainly to the untiring energy of this committee, which thoroughly organized and systematized operations. When the work began there w^re fifteen poor papers in the South sustaining Congress and loyal action. There whs no Republican party machinery in existence. How much aid the whites there would give was uncertain, and the manner in which the freedmea would act, was a problem, the successful solution of which was beiieved In by but few.

What hae been accomplished is seen how

it was accomplished is known only to those who have done the work. It cannot bo told in a few brief sentences. But perhaps a summary of some of the leading facts may help one to realizo i-*. The first thing was to effect local organization. This waB the great work of last summer About two hundred active white aud colored meu were sent throughout the South. Party Conventions were held Documents were widely circulated. It was found necessary to prepare simple papers especially for that purpose. Of one a dialogue between a Republican and 11 colored mRn—about a half a million have been circulated. The Rev. H. M. Turner, a colored clergyman and State Senator elect in Georgia, was the author Col. R. J. Hinton, Judge Edmond-, Gor Boutwell, Cel. Forney and others prepared papers also. Over a million of these dccumoEts, speeches, &c., have been distributed. From fifteen journals '.lie Southern Republican prefS has grown to about one hundred and twenty, of which one-fifth are dallies. The expenses speakers, &c, were in part defrayed by this Committee until the Conventions, ordered by Congress, assembled. Since then State Party Committees have been aided from here, and have employed their own workers of whom many able men, unknown hitherto, hare been developed. Most of the money by which this has been done was raised in the northIn all it amounts to nothing les3 than $60,000, of which about or.p-fourth has been contributed by members of Congress. Conventions have been elected, have met and done their work in 9 States. In six—Alabama, Arkansas, North and South Carolina, Georgia and Louissiant, the Constitutions have been submltte 1 and ratified. Four States have succeeded. The others will. The Texas Convention meet3 at an early day Virginia is the only doubtful State. By the mirtdle of s:immer, eight at least of thu ••wayward sisters'' will be restored to their places in the Union honse-hold-

In the great work done hy the Union Republican Congressional Committee, too much credit can not be given to the Secretary, Hon. Thomas L. Tulioclc, formerly Secretary of State for New Hampshire. No party ever had a more faithful and untiring servant. Hs works daily at hi desk for eight or ten houu. Wise, moderate and honest, his advicp has been of great service. The committee will do grat service during the pending presi dential campaign

Wabash.

Bepubliean Union Convention OfParK County. The Union voters "f Parka County are requested io meet in mass Convention at the Court House, in Roekvillp, on Saturday, Juno 6th, 1868, for the purpose of nominp.ting a candidate for Representative, Cb rkof Circuit Cf-urt, and County Commissioner ior First District.

Townships will please organize their Clubs, and appoint delegates to said Convention.

This is an important political year, and harmonious action is greatly to be desired. Therefore let us not hear this year the common-silly cry that few men have made all the nomination*," but let all eome and vote for the candidates of their choice, and tten cheerfully abide and support the choice of the majority

An address may be expected on that occasion. The speaker, if one should be procured, will be announced in due time.

J. T. CAMPBELL,

Chairman Union Central Com.

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Oooda, Ac. CIJR ULARS HE 2'JREE giving fuli particuiarp, or ten chechssent for O'je Dollar, detcrtbing tend ffdr:nt articles which wo will 6.1! f.

.! DUY AND FAN-

,'JY OOOftS, PLATKD WAliK, JKWELBY, Snwlnff Muclilues, ftc., for the uniform prlre of

ONE DOLLAR! We would lupi a upon our patrons that our riturk Is not composed of ecc'•i-l-liund Goods or Vrtwn Brokers' unredeeiued Stook, but Goods c-»rolully s'iecfi'J direct from American aid Ku ropean Mar.iifuctories, the greater portion of which me

Manufactured Exclusively for Fs. which faot enables ua to offer our customers better Good« for the money than til 09- who pro fees to be "Manufacturers, Agents," or than OAN BE OBTAINED IN ANY OTHEP. WAY.

The unparalleled Increano of our business, has compelled us to remove to more spacious quarters ttierefjre have id&sed for a ta of years, the eirgant Mock, newly erootcd, at .Nos. US and 100 SUMMER STREET. \v.- »ro the first who have attempted to wake a "Ilevoiution !!i Trade," by enabling the public to procure Goods in small quautltUs at manufacturers' prices, thus saving the eeniu'eer three large profits tnnrtn in p.isaiui through the hands of the Oomn.ission Merchant, the Wholesaler, and Retailer. .ycnd Clubs of Itu or more, *li'u 10 cents for er.rh descriptive check, and the,getter np of tfte club wii'I receive a pjeaertt v.orth $2 to f300, ac-cordiog-ronumber ssnt.

B6B" SEND FOE OUTl NEW CIBQUtAB. "5® W« havo also made arraugetcents with the GREAT OMENTAL TEA CO., of Boston, so that we can furnish cttr customers atlier Ootids aud^tbeir full line of TEAS «t precisely tbt same terms to Agents r.s though dealing dlrtctly with the Company, thus giving an opportunity of (electing r^in ti,o variuu^grades auy quality they may leffr«. We ulso pay the lotus cnmnitafon as allowed by thn Company Blank form of Uer, wittt prlee-ifst aud "TCK TfiA CtIP," tent to any addrr-s?. ...

PAKKEB CO.,

pared to furnish tl.e whola country with DltY and FANCY GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS, JEWEL BY. 6IT.VEB WAUE, PIANOS, SliWIKG MA CHINES, Ac., A'c. at the uniform price of

One Dollar for Each Article. Send your Oiub of 10 and npwards, for ducrlptlve chscfc*, showing bat article can be obtained for One Dollar, with 19 cents for each cheek.

Circulars Sent Free. Presents JwortU from 53 to fiOO sent frts charge to agents sendiug clubs.

Agents Wanted in evory Town. CUSHMAN CO., 10 Arch street, Boston, Slaw,

HI ARE DOMING

And wlil present to any person send lug na a Citibin onr Great OHE DOJIXAR NAI.E

Dry and Fancy Goods A WATCH, PIECE OF SHEETING, BILK DBK8S PATTERNS, 4b., 4c.,

Free of Cost! Our Inducements during the pa^t fow years hats been large WK NOW DOUBLE OUR RATES

OF PItKMIUJttS.

Our Friends will roadily notieo our Pres ents for SO

and 60 Clubs are now

more than equal in valuo to Uiubs in value tu Clubs of CO and 100 respectively of oth-

or firm?.

Pieaae I'znmUe, A'.i rcrson ordering tit hi rot theOlubs men tii ned below, ran b«vp their selection of Prom itim- nnmerati.-il, corresponding to the size Of tiie Club, irjREE OF OJS"H: UOLLARI 'or "!nb t.f !50, (S3.)- One of tbe following articles, vir: I'epiitu'dress-pattern fan. cy colored b. pprcad 10' vie-r Turkey morocjo nib nn L'.* yonft fhectinn striped r«hm-iedo. laiue lie?s pattern heiiiy c.iiubq:ilt all wool equate etinwi Act feoli.l ^ol.i bosom xti.Ja oil vool laicy casl.ni-r- p.isK aul vest ii^a-ru gent's l.air gunr.i hijiu, gold iriinihinf silver plated chased butt-r-.iislr. silver platsa 6 tiottle revolving castor, on f« net superior staebd b!adod kuivesanrl f.nks wcrat-1 proniena-ie shawl iliei' Iohk ^old plattd chain Indies' gold double ring geut'd hwivy rlinsed solid god rlnar eoli.i black wnlnut wr-riv by* or writing dr*k extra .o^lity balm .rrtl^kiri sel Jewelry, "lenvn butlers t.) biHt'h vi.'Hn a bow gvui's cardigan »cl o' Bvlcndid ebony 1) fiht-, ivory trimnilDpj upsri Tiirkcy mori.vcu sbcppitg ba^ lailira' tiL-i-. ut c.i |,!i!ii-s.

F«tr Cljb of 60 ($6.)—One of tho following *ut'ie:.», viz: l3irtr:K ur colore.! alpaca dreas it rn on,-j ie.c ol blenched or brown shboting •uicrave.', 8llver-p! ited, 6 betti.- ri'volving castor 4 yar«J superior rasbmero tor pints and ven patier^ extra her.\y hcnoycocfc qu!|t two f*niy c.-!o:iiii bet spread p^i-- gent's calf bouts •1 yatda iirmers' good wooi frookiug f.incy caehrut'i.-. plai-i dreKs pattern best ti*l,ty b-ilmral 1-i.irt roiRWoort brans alnrm rUiqJt ia lies' all v^-nol cloak pattern sUvcr-plateU cake or card l-isket ft\» muffi ctpe Isdi•»* fushionable wo^l donbiesh'iivl jendld cln-:l«d family Bible, 6x12 record puge aad engravings 3 y»n doubl* width water prcof iloaking set irory handle knives, -«itb sitver plated forks one set of lace urtaitis.

For a Clnb of 100, 810,—One of the following Hr-lcles, z: 4y*rd» duabb) wtd'b Coaling or costing 2 lnrg», tier, Winched llcen table covers, with 1 doi, large sir-.-d oinner napkins to jiatcb 25 yards eplednid bemp csTpetiug, good colors extra quautity black or alpaca dress atterni one large ploco of superior quality extra width ibee ing: pair gent's calf boots, bast quality sliver hnntint -cased patent lover witob cue dot. ivory handled steel bladed knives and forks silver-plated engraved 6 bottle revolving castor, with cut glass bottlrs splendid violin, box and bow, complete single barrel phot gnu fcacon six-barrel ievo!ver pair superior white woni blankets tiicefur molt and cape elvlcr plated engravad Ice pitcher, with aalver 7h£ yards ell wool fipcj cassimere,for suit on» dos^n Eoger» best silver plated forks common seise sewing and embroidering marhln# two heavy honey comb quilts splendid family Bible, rKord and photograph page. For larger Clubs tbe value Increase*

In tli«i same ratio.

Catalogue °f

Goods and Simple sent

ddxtn ali

dress m**. 8*nd money

any ad

registered

letter.

order* to

Allen* Hawes 0©.y

18 Federal St., Boston, Han, C.

p. o. Box

Wholetal* Dealers la French. Qersas aad £ag« llsh Dry and Faacrr Goods

Cutlery, Plated Were,.

Album*, Leather Goods, 6o.

nutdfouaand me-dicinal qualules of tSajmivotl, Is free from all offeneive tasto or smell, and— being agreeahla ta tkn tasta-tijt. aaaily digeated, thtts »gort*nf«lwpttettt the full benefit of tx quant'ty taken

Is readilSuklten mixed with water, thai avoiding tbe nae ot

wtaislgr or other expensive oZ hurt

ful additions. Is recommended and prescribed by the Medical ir otetJloa^Prk^ tla boOU^Jor tUtoalara Ml

HVATT A CO, 4B Cortlandt St., 3T. T.

OTHING

IN ttlMCimt. A luxarj to the palate, apainUw evae«ant,» gsnU* atlas•last Io the circulation, perspiratory preparation, an anti-bilious medicine,

a sioaaohlc, ad lqr*tlc, and an admirable generfci alterative. Buch are tbe MkMvlslfsl tat daily promt properties of TABBANfd KbtTtUMlt

Sold by *11 Irnggists

Hook Canvasser»' Wanted *7X0 NEW "TAMIY PHOTOGBAPH BIB LI." for terms, address A. BKA1NAB0, Hartford, Conn.

LICENSED BY THE

United States

AUTHORITY NEW ENGLAND JOINT STOCK

CNBKD££KF OOODS, covaisTino or

SILKS, SHAWJLS, DBESS GOODS, LIKEN GOODi), DBY GOO03,

COTTONS, FANCY fiOOBS, ALUMS, BIBLES, Sliver Plated Warr, Watches, Cutlery, SEWING MACHINE*, FUBNITCHE, 4c., To be sold at UXE DOtLAB EACH, without regard to value, and not ta bepufd for nntil yon know wuat yon are to reevtre.

Stock valued ,at $300,000. 8AIESE00SS, 30 BA50YEB 8IBSEI, B08T0.\. The moat popular, reliable, prompt and busi-ness-like concern uf the kind: Theb^.t of Boston isfirincu fsroiiksd on application. By patronIziu this sale yon have a chance to exctiance your good-), with a large variety to select front.

TERMS TO AGENTS.—We beiievo our tejms to Agonts are superior to those offeree by any otter occst u.

Taks particular notice of

—Our

Agents are not Required to pay one dollar tor their preadnts, as in all otber oenoerns. At theeud wf each and evey sonth wa prefect tho 4gcntj«nding u« the largaat amount of money th» sum of FIFTY DOLLARS CASH! ia addition to all cth«f presents. And to tbe A^ent sanding next.to the largestaUoant the sum of 1

Twenty-Five Dollarti.

Certiflcatea, giving a compMe description ol tides that will be sold for one dollar «acb, will sold at the following rates: —ICS luf $1, Thirty (with present) fot $3, Sixty (with p.esont) fV, One UVldrcd (with present) 910, and at the same .te {.-• larger olnbs.

LOOK iV XHISCIIANOB tO gefaS.Ik Dress,

ate fM- larger olnbs

Sowing Sutohine, Gold Watch, or soma oMier (ood article of equal value', with but very little trouble aud no tapensfc to t&e Agent.

For a Clnb

orktiox, or a Cottage Otook, Fsr a Clnb of (Silxtjr^ ons of tbe following »riioles -7an Cashmere Drrss Pattern, Silver Blated Card Basket, Ooe-ITutidred Picture Turkey Morocco Photograph Albam, Lancaster Qnilt, Fancy Plaid Wool Shawl, Twentyafive yarda Sheeting, Alpacca Dress Pattern, kngravel Oliver Plated Six Bottled Involving C»»tor, Hari.aCletb Pants and Test Pattern, Splendid BalmoraTSklrt, Set of Ivory Handled knives, with Silver Plated Forks, Pair of Ail-Wool Blankets, Brass Alarm Clouk Bcrewooa Frame, Splendid Beaded and Lined Silk Para«ol, Ladled spleadM Morocco Traveling Bag, Tbiity Yards Print, or a Marseilles Quilt.

For a Clnb of One Hundred,—Silver plated oake basket, fancy plaid wool long shawl, twenty-five yards hemp carpeting, forty-five yards sheeting, splendid Alpacca dress pattern, silver hasting Cased watch, splendid Family Blble, with elegant steel en {raring, family recard and photograph page, poplin dress pattern, en» grayed eliver-plated Ice Pitcher splendid beaver cloak pattern, Sharp's Bevolvsr, fancy cgislmere coat, pants and Teat pattern, extra quality,splen did accordws, Mnsic bos, one pair fine data ask table covers with one dozen dinner napkins to

match. Presents fbr Larger clnM rroponion. This is no Humbug Lottery, Gift Bntarprhe, or saU of cheap'Jewelry, but a fair, square tale of Unredeemed Goods. oar Goods are Sew and not Second

Hand.

and we gnarantee.more for the money invested than can be bought at any wholesale itoro

tbe

country. Agantswill please take nottaeof this: Do not send names but number your clubs (roa one up* wards. Hake your letters short and plain aa possible.

Be snre and send money amounting ta 96,00 or more by Bioisicaw Lstteb, whiek osm lie sent from any office, Post Office Money Order, or pre», for when sent in this way you ran ao risk of Iosiog It whatoter. Small a talents may be sent by mall, but be saro and put them in the office yourself. Prepay all expreesea.

We cannot be reapomible fbr araar unless some precautions are takes to in Mfetf. send your addrees in fpll, Town, County and State. All certificates are goiod nntil redeemed. 8- C. THOMPSON & CO, 90

lMHre

Baaover Street, loa^n,

MUSICAL.

iril

Lti

(1 MtlCi

__ -moi No. 4S, Ohio Street

OPPOSITE THK COUBT HOUSE,

KT? HK-HAUTE. I V11

Hole -Ajgexit toxin.:'.,- n'j

Checkering Sons, Knabe & Co.. Hteck Co., Robert Nunha, Gated Co., the Celebrated Patent CycUtid,

r, i- a adr-

Also, C'arb .rt

-t-

And other cell known &od reliable

PIANO FORTES!

'Ncedhami, and Prince Co's .celebrated

Church, Parlor and School Or* (ranh and Melodeonsl A Lar^e and Elegant Assortment always on I band, which will be sold at LOWEB RATES than the samo quality of Instruments caa be bad of any other de.»l«r fn the AVest.

S®" N'one but good reliable Instruments dealt I 1, such as I can warrant to my Cup tomers for five years:

Pianos, Organs and Melodwns sold on Monthly Payments.

II0 For the tfampuigD

and Silver Band Instrumente, Tenor aud Bass Drnm* Cocoa, Ebony, Boxwood and JMlvor Fife-, Trlmmlngn for Drums alio, Klag of all izes, all o" the best quality and loweet rates.

Send crder? to KIS^3N"H:R,'S

PALACE OF MHfilfJ I

G. LINDEMANN, I'd 4£ALEB IS

I'UJSOS, SfEliODEOVS ORGANS, ^ViolisE, Oaltsrs, Flute*, and all kinds of Nusici 2 Merchandise, No. 81 Wahaah Street,

TEBBE HAUTE. INDIANA.

TDNINO AND

BEPAIB1NS

pLAUSSKN, BfSHOWSKY & Co Importers and Fobberrp^ OTiefNB AJO TO

WHOLIflll PBaX*

Vs^cKmi hand a fine stock uf Saali, Dtats and Blinds, of onr own manula-:turu, which we will eell at a very email idvance on Mt.

We Warrant onr Work to be superior to any ever before oCfrrbd In tbis market.

Buying of ns will furniah employment to your own Mechanics, and at the same time

fi«n«ifit Y^ttraelveli iiw* nmatall osrwotk, We also keep on hand, and. mannfacture to order, Window and Door Framts, mouldings and •wy variety of Fhiiahtng Luaber used in bntld-

lng"

At Pleasure, Free of Charge.

A few Pupils will be admitted. In Arithmetic and,Penmanship, at £4,00 par month. \uNO VACATIONS. ...j

For further information, call and see tbe School. Send for College Paper. Ad jr+p-, OARVIW A OWKN, mbl3dtf .i« lit "i br.t PRINCIPALS.

BARRETT'S

O Vegetable HAIR RESTORATiV"' /Was decidtirt ly the X. U. r? I and it now conct?ckd Ui\. r.ut.i'v to-i.e I the rwy b«st Prrpuratfoc fcr licctorittr I Gray wr faded Hair to its orff,*isai color I promotJap- It* (Jrcvrth, eradi'cttftLpilc-

EFRT

Thirty, we will gMs lb*

person sending it their choice of the following articled.-—Print Dress Pattern, Worsted Breakfact Shawl, White Linen Tablecloth, Kmbossed Table {Spread, Uet of Steel-btaded Vniv.s and Forks, 3st or Silver-plated Forks, Elegant Beaded Silk Parasol, OneHnndred Picture Morccco Photograph Album, Elegant Ivory Saodied Sp»ngied Silk Fan, Oue Dozen large aiseck- Ltnen Towels, Ladies' Morocco Shoplng Bag, Alhambra Quilt, Fancy Balmoral Skirt, Ladles' Solid uold California Diamond King, Gent's Plata or engraytwi Gold Bine 11 carets flnp, Ladles' Solid lilack Walnut Writing Deek, Ladies' Fancy Black Walnut

non

The Doctor's opportunities lii hospital and private practice are unsurpassed in t*t. Louis or any other city. Back files of St. Louis papers crovo that he ha* boeo located ther- longer by years than any other so advertising. The establishment, library','laboratory and appointments are unrivalled in tbe West, un rivalled anywEtere. Age, with exporienc., can be relied upon, aud tbe Doctor can refer to many physicians throughout theoouulrv. Iu past success and present petition he standi! nlthont a competitor. Tbe Wiitlan of a Physician whose liepuia tlon ft talon-wide, shonld be worth

•sL.

•OKIZE HOME JliOTVACTUBSS.

CLIFT ft WILLIAMS.^1 PBAIB1X CUT PLANING HII.LH. felOdtf

COLGATE & CO

FragrantToilet Soap* rspared by I H'erkuen, from tb«

MATKB1AU,

and ar« known aa tbe STANDARD bjr Dealer* t'nstomrrs, Sold evcrywheer i4dw ly

TERRE HAUTB

COMMERCIiL COLLfiGE, Comer Main and* 5th Street*,

j. [OVER TVXLL, KIPLKT A CO.] tA'TBAJT0E FSOit FIFTB SWEET, Is the oldest and most reliable Institution of the kind in the State. Instruction given all the branchee pertaining to a thorough buslnaas Kdn cation, suih as BOOK-KEKPINfi, PKNHAlfSRIP, MEBCA.NT1LE

OALlt'UTIO.VH, AC.

A Hcholarabip in this CoIleg« i« good for Life, giving the Student the privilege of Revtaw.ojf

Dtudni^', and for Dresshig

•Jfe and

noo

J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietori ,'!.', MAJTOHESTEB. If. H. LOBU« 3Jii Gte&trel horth*W«f8t ra Agents.

J. & H. A, LA V18. Agent* for Terre Haute, Ind. n-ivlltiwBm

DOCTOR W HITiIEll

ABEGULABiuatOffice

HeadlBg.

Docroa WHlTtirm publishes a Medical Pampblet relating to Venereal Llsqaies and the,dlsaetroas and varied ooniequences ol self-abuae, that will be seat to any address in a soaled envelope for two stamps. It co»tiae full symptom IU is that will enable those affected to determine the naturo of their complaint and give a written statement of their cate

that

Uau.

OT* Send foi Olrcaimri.

r?*e?

will answer almost as well for t'-»

purpose of treatment aa a personal interview oat where it is couxenlent, the Doctor s!uu-d be consulted personally. Tbos«h«viog frieuda that may require advice, can supply tbem with thU valuable work

sending tbslr addre-if,

with stamp. Thus you can assist the utifortanate without their knowing their benefactor. Certainly no sntyect i, of more Importance than puaity of blood and pSrfoct manhood.

It is self-evident

ifr.'ri in tlitQI

fines

KISSMER'S

that a physician who con

qlmself exclusively to the study of acer tain clase of disease* aud treat* thousands

cases every

that specialty than one

dace

Iu general practice:—

Many pnyslcians, recognising thi*

fact, Intro-

pattunt* to the Doctor

Medical Pamphlet.

after road log his

Communication! confiden

tial. A friendly

talk

will cost yon

OSoe

sereet,

St.

nothing.

oeatral, yet retired—No.

DOCTOR WILBER

OFFICE,Bcoilr,

Louli, Ho., treats with the greatest success all Diaeaaeeof Women. Loochoroea, or White.-, Faillog, Inflammation or Uloeratlon of the Weiub, Ovaritis, Pruritic, Amenorrheas, Menorrhagia, Dysmenorrhcea, and Sterility, or Barrenness also, every disease oonneeted with Puberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since the Doctor confines himself exclusively to the treatment of these complaints, and treats a very large nu tuber ofeases.it follo«sth»t his knowledge of them mn*t be far more extensive aud accurate than that of physicians in general practice. Send etamp for Medical Para phiet of thirty-eix pages. No matter who have failed, read what he lays. Patients in every Western State. Cure* guaranteed. Ccnsultation by letter or at office free. Booms for patlaata requiring dally attention. A lady assistant. Hour 0a.M, to 7 r. m. Sundays

gTJJAM^DYB HOUSE.

Lloeeys, Blankets, Coverlets,

[far

lABBERT.

of PIANOS and

other Instrument* will be promptly attended to. OLD PIA50S will be takeu In tnade ioi NEW ONES. au!03dwtf J. Q. LINDEMANN

OYS.

ldtf .tfennaw ii.'-'S i»fcr

o.-i

CLARlDGEu

VAjiMfcAAJW-JBit,

Has retoraed to tble *ity, and fitted tip 4 St*,m Dyeing and Scouring EsiabUsbtnent, at the old Stand, No. 8 North Fourth Street, where ho will be pleased to meet hi* old friends, acd &s many

D6WMdtf

a" m«y

FAliAUJii Ur MUblO.| un,-, Slotk, Xo. Wl lam strwi, Terre Haute, Indiana,

0#~ Alikinisof A::slcal Instruments repi:!red the most approved manner Sjtw

A MUSIC:-

f,Tor b,m wlth th,lr

JWH^

MOOT

respectfully

patrouago

recommends

his

stock of

woll select

Jean*, Flannels, plain aad plaid

tnlt-

,.j„, and Moolen

ting Tarn*, of different kind*. Being full abled to warrant tin first

quality

»f Uiese I

I most respectfully Invite Ladies and Uentlamen call and inspect them. Wool taken in exchaned •or Oooda, an a thd bighwl RHirkM r*trm mid, witSldi

IOWA

J. K. HABSH

HEAL ESTATE AGEiSCyFABM8, WILD LAlTDa, J1 OKy Property o£ every deacrlpilon, for Sale.

A a experience of fifteen year* eual,le unto loBT (atistkcUon la every depaitmentof bus'ne*s ral kttng to a general Beat Katat* Ag«r.ov.

HARBEIIT & MARSH,

54 WALNUT 8TBEET,

nS7dwly De* Molne*.lowu

Kolling Mill al Harmony

nPBtfDEBS will be received until dsysf Bsy, IM

lot tbe eroctlos

fa BoliUg Mlu^aUdlag la rfaraoay Indiana. *j**tjl*»Uen* may he *eeo at theOfflca tW W«etrM Tton Oompaoy, Xarmooy' •frtMdfw *^iir,WA,n0W'

Sop't.

MU.UNERY,

M|8. ». A. W AI.TKK. tCemoved to THE RED BAZA A K.

~149 JMain Street. is AM

GBADUATS of MEDICINE,

as Dtplbma will show, has been longer engaged the treatment of TsMBatAL, Scxpal and Pkivate Dise.uiu than auy other Physician in St. Louis.

cgpiiH

Bgphttit, Gonnrrhta, QUet Stricture, Orchit•'», I ia

Hernia topklliti Skin or

and

Bupiart all Urinary liiitwt and

ilitic or Mercurial Affection* of lha Throat, or Bdatt

are treated with unparalleled

anceee*. Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and Impoteacy, as tbe result of Belf-abusa in youth, •exnal eucess's In maturer years, or other causes, and which oduce someof tha following efliecte, as Nocturnal Emissions, Blotches, Debility, Diizlno^s, of Sight, Coufusloa of Ideas, Evil Fort'.odingi, Av»rston to Society of Females, Low of Slomory and Sexaal Power, aud rendering Mai rUge improper, are permanently cured.

h,140

ihv

llalr. It Is fr««

"iv fttfm pol*oaak drug*, does not CST'Ij Tfc

|(a

l^e

finest fabric, tad /Aft

vi. i6:»vc« the So&ip CLEAW. /.V^V tbe llalr cicSl, «ad Av,4

dresstrimmTNOS, AT THE RED BAZAAR

4 I.Ml

MEW*YORK DRESS CUTTER AT THE RED BAZAAR.

I IN E

AT WHOLESALE, AT THK RED BAZAAR.

N O I O N

AT-TUEKED BAZAAR

-ST&

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWIYG WACIII.\ES,

K. .WILMOTH, Agent, ,, AT THE RED BAZAAR

Main Street.

b.io\ LAND ACENCY.

M. HJCKWiX." a I. SCfiTT

rmcKcox & oo.,

RKAI. ESTATE UitOUKS

iof!5^• oiiio siireo.

Oirrnfully Dons

itltf iwrnuLed, Loftas nu

Abftrac gotiated Hnd 'Money invested.

FOii NAi.V,.

lltSirftWo I«»liie:. :e

on South

Market

Street

*cro\°[ Sr«»nd. well

with frail

,,.J

shrubbery 1'rie.., S7,«I0 term-tav ^ratiie.

Ni-w fraiue houM, aod

lot,

berry

Hill.

i^t

a"d'lo(|

sv »a

Very cheap. •-«.

Two lots In Dean's AddltWu,'«w I,

Five acrca, east of KI .KKn'j lia.oui,.

2W ai uiUej Oiiai, Farm, all fented, w.li improv.d vood ni,-adow WoOda paKtiu-e aud (in« timUr tarn.,

A Hr-.c-el*»

iu BlltiJil^ LUrt.MijiMt-lua tilts city, flv/rtWk, —fc'OOil size—low price ui ri U\. thi-:,,

(^rtu».

111

,l'•

W,3rt.,„K. ,„j

north of i.'1-a.-fc

SI -irT!"'""'' !*.s«-table, 4c t'TKr

',UK*—»t ,« ilt.-t-v u*

airt-F d,1-- ».:tt-s

acres in caitfiitii.-u, tj»|« th^p. _•

ol V.* IhtlitMl Vv«»

tiOHl iustato

C'oljunn

HENBRiCH & LANGfi,

OIHce ov«r First ii.tlot-.»I Ba.ik, s. js cJrn,.r

Fourth aud ^Taiu

Tei^i-e ilante, Intl.

Absiracls ol title larmshed, Loam /mgollAted, and Manpv in vestpd .1 .1.9 ..4

ou .HAIsK,

''IXY PBOPEBTV.

Forty Lota in Linton's Aa-Iitlcn to Terra tlonso end tot, east OMo streot, Honaflaod lot.lu StcSlnrrain's Addititloo noii-i- aiitl lot iu «itil.-y's addition ou otu sir^i non!a*nfi^iotinV*,«', addition on ijtli street' otreets,

IV,'Ur'

t,"Wf"n tith aud 7tu

J6.U/".*t"1101"' North/5ih, betn-eet Lb"sr.ut and Ltotoa ftreets. T*a buslue»8 lloiwefi oc .Ha sti.(

CO US TV PBOPEtll J'rirv.

Farm cf 89 acres In Honey Or ,.u 'Vowuvhip, io arrefl ia Ltotou (owostiip,

fa"^'t7iU'""

B"lilu«

(he

617 St. Charles

Louis, Mo. Honrs, 'J a. to 7 r.

*., Sunday* excepted.

CONSULTATION A WD BEOEP-

TIOH

719 St. Charles street, St.

weseslileranai.-

QAERIAGE FACTOiiY.

year, most acquire greater skill in

Now fs th« tinia to yonr Oarriarei, Bui gles, Ac., paiuteil, trimumd aud repaired K^o«ratTJ* 1 1 2 W I I O S Corner 2d .iod Walnut streets, Terre liaute We ate prepared to do ail work entrusted to us, lo

moat thorough manner, and at prices that efy competition. \V8 also have on hind, and in n-I!?.^LC05",r"Ctlon »*n»pl«te assortment

UNIONFLOUB

Spring ugons, Ac., suited lo

his market, at tho lowest possible pri.es. All *oik warranted. «•».. by.lt I

A JN'

BAKEin STOBL.

FRAAM UKiAJWA KIl« Ms-uufactnri.rs of all kinds of

CRAOKEES. and L.«tti. rciu Ci rt

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On Lafcyette it., betwoen Canal and Depot, TERRE KC A. XT 33 deSOdly INDIANA

GRIMES & ARCHER, MEAL BUT ATE AGAJXTS,,'

(srccwsoRS TO orB.vA^i JLSD

-J.' A. BRYAN,

JOH PKIATEK,

tlo MAIN .ST.,

SOLICITORS.

QHAKLEd W EiiBft & CO.,

S0L1CIT0KS OF PAIfcMS, COUNSELLORS AT PATENT LAW, .» Model BnlKert, Bealrr* Patent nights, and

PATtCMtll AKTIt'AES,

OFFIOE-ei ISA3T AIABKET MBEBS, Indianapolis, Imflaiin.

Our facilities for procuring Patents are not ,i, 0*0.1 ed by any .-labli.ihmeut In the United States All ktnfla Of l,n!!i ,» ordnr. ')|4,lfn

MILLINERY,

MKS,

WYETH would respectfully inform the citizens of T. rre liau:-. and vicinity, that ehe has taken tb« rooms fir. merly occupied by Mrs. HardT, and Is prepared tu do UlLLINFItT fn its various branches. BlEACHIilO A'D PRESS 1*0 DOXE TU.ORDKft, •pon Wieshortest notl.-«. Goods kept ronvtantlt •n ha&d, with prJtee to suit psfchanr*.

No. S3 South Fourth 3t,, twe square* *oo*h •f the Market Hons?. aldwSm

OFFICE.—Over Da?f** Bra titnr«, it. Terre Want% Tnd.

Oor. Main and Streets. malSdlf

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