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DAILY EXPRESS

TBRRK HAUTE, INI).

Wednesday Morning, May 13th, 1868

Republican State Ticket.

»'OR UOVKBNOB,

OOL.

CON HAD UAKKB, of Vanderburgh. roB LIECTEBi-NT-GOYEBJiOlt,

COL.

WILL CUMBACK, of Decatur. rOB BCCBSTAXT Or STATS,

Major MAX. F. A. HOFFMAN, of C*SS. rOK ACDIT0B or STATE. MAJOR

JOHN D. EVANS,

^SMSBAI, NATHAN KIMBALI,, of Martin. rOB

CL«*

or THE SCPSEMX

Chivalrous.

During the war a federal surgeon from Cincinnati died in Tennesse and was buried in a private cemetery. The Memphis Post relates that a few days ago (on the "anniversary for decorating the graves of those who lell in the holy cause of Southern independence") a lady well known, moving in good society, fine looking and dignified, approached the owner of the lot and asked "what person's grave was in the lot? '-Oh!" answered Mr. W., the owner, "it's some Yankee officer my wife took pity on.' Mrs. P. replied: "I know Mrs. W.is a better Ohristain than I but I've no use for so much charity. No Yankee soldier should pollute my •oil. I'd dig up hi? bones with my own hinds first and the flashing eye and glowing cheek evinced her earnestness of feeling.

Freedom of the Press South. The freedom of the press on Southern unreconstructed steamboats is illustrated by one or two little statements which we And in the Cincinnati Chronicle.

A certain Louisville and New Orleans captain happened, by some mistake, last Monday, to buy or come in possession of two copies of the Memphis Bulletin.— When his attention was directed to the fact, he indignantly threw the papers overboard, remarking, emphatically, that no mongrf! sheet would bo furnished assengers by his boat. Two days later a newsboy wont aboard a New Orleans boat with somo copies of the same sheet, and was ordered by the captain not to bring ny more Bulletins on the boat. The people along the bonds won't have it when it is thrown off to them. The Beublican newspaper finds the river a hard road to travel.

Mbbery of Democrats.

The Journal thinks "before we settle anything else, it is proper that it should be settled whether what a man earns he is to apply to his own wants, or whether he is to be robbed of it by the government, for the benefit of an aristocrat and favored class."

Why our neighbor will so poraistently "pitch into" the great leaders of its party would be difficult to explain. If it means to support PENDLETON, HENDRICKS and

KDQERTON,

.THX

of Hamilton.

rOB TBEASUBEB Or

MATE,

COCBT,

COLOVEL THKODOBE W. McOOT, of Clarke. roB BErOBTIB or THE SUPREME CODBT Colonel JAMK5 B. BLACK, of Marlon.

ROB

ATTOBHET

OEMIBAL,

D. E. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. rOB SUrXBI.NTENDB.VT

OP PUBLIC ZWSTBUCTIOX,

BABNABAS C. HOBBS, or Wayne,

FOB ELECTOB* AT LABQE,

THOMAS a. NELSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN F. CLAYFOOL, of Fayette.

ROB ELECTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT,

CAPTAIN E. E. KOSE, of Lawrence. rcOKTISOENT, COIOSEI. JOHN T. SMITH, of Greene.

Personal.

If any one had charged WashDurne With lying when he declared he waa "not in favor of negro suffrage any where," the poor fellow would have been denounced as a ''rebel and copperhead."—Journal. "If any one had charged General WASHBUBNE with lying" at the time mentioned, or at any other time, "the poor fellow" making such a charge would not "have been denounced" at all, but would have been soundly and deservedly thrashed for his insolence. A soldier like General W. doesn't repay insult with de nunciation.

what sense is there in virtually

calling them robbers of laboring men and stigmatizing them as aristocrats, and all that sort of thing?

Taxation of Democrats to pay the debt incurred in the suppression of the rebellion which they organized, inaugurated and prosecuted is, of course, "robbery."— This is so plain a proposition that it is not worth arguing. The Democratic intellect is not capable of seoing it in any other light. The party ought, as one man, to follow the example of PENDLETON and resist the payment of taxes by fighting their cases valientiy through the courts, as "Handsome GEOBOE" is doing.

An Expensive Rope.

In 1860, each individual owed two dollars and sixty ccnts of the public debt, in 1868 each owes about $80.—Journal.

We believo there is one case on record of a convicted felon who spent bis last remaining hours on earth in computing the cost of his capture, trial and execution, and was "swung off" in the midst of a long and bitter harrangue against the county officials for thair "outrageous extravagance' in the arrangements for his trial and hanging. This is the only parallel for the line of conduct adopted by the degenerate Democracy of these days. "In 1860 each individual owed two dollars and sixty cents of the public debt,'1 to be sure, and needn't have owed anything for the pablic debt of that time was simply and solely the result of Dem ocratic misrule and plunder under two administrations which have sunk into such utter disgrace that not even a Democratic press dares to name them in terms of respect. But "in 1868 each ow?3 about $80, because we have had the convict to capture, try and execute.

It is not for the felon to complain of the cost of the ropo^ on which he makes his final exit and with' no better grace can the Democratic party howl about the National debt, which is simply the bill run up in subjugating about eight millions of Democrats who were incited to rebellion by promise ot aid from the Democracy of this and other Northern Statee and kept in the field two or three years after every hope was dead except the hope of continually promised aid from their Northern friends.

No doubt the rope in this case was costly, but the great State criminal, the Democratic party, is not the quarter whence complaints should come. The national debt is among the least of the legacies which that convict hat bequeathed to an afflicted country.

growing prosperity of the United

States, since the end of the war, may be seen by the increase in the exportation of wheat to England. In January and February, 1866, we sent to England 259,747 cwl. in the same months of 1867, we sent 409,301 ewt., and in January and February of the present yearfthe wheat received there from this country waB 1,427,646 cwt.

Punished For Seing Detected. The philosophy of the old •weep«masteri who flogged his sooty apprentice, taken in larceny \flagrante deliciu, was, "I no lick you for steal, I lick you for being cotched." This we may suppose was the feeling which governed tbe City Council of Baltimore, upon being called upon to deal with three unfortunate conservative members who were detected in the factcf being bribed. By judicious "covering up their track ,' thes miserables might have been as happy as some of their colleagues secretly as guilty as they, but who, for the sake of appearances, were obliged to vote a punishment. The bribery of public men is an offence not often proved, and yet it is believed to be carried to a great extent in public bodies, So many curious tbing3 in the philosophy legislation are done, so many unaccountable transactions appear in legislative history, so much that is censurable seems tn meet with approbation where it should be least expeo tod that the human mind, UBable to account for theso strange circumstances up on any principle of right, utility or experience, is forced to adopt a most un favorable method of solution. Wo do not know thatjthere is bribery and corruption affecting all sorts of measures in which we have an interest We may suspect as much, but there is usually no proof.

But here, at Baltimore, there was proof. Democratic-Conservative proRebel (Jouncilmen, who, by virtue of the treason of Governor

SWANN

to the prin

ciples which put him in power, were enabled to oust from the government tbe true men who had conducted tbe affairs of that city during the most trying hour of national peril, were ehockccl by the discovery that three members, trusted among the trusted, moat conservative of conservative, were true to the greRt inter ests of "number one,' and had accepted bHbes. It would not have been of importance that they had "accepted" them if there had been manifested the proper care not to allow tbe fact to become pub lie. It was the discovery rather than th bribing, which hurt th= susceptibilities of these Knights of the Golden SWANN, and they were required by a deference to public opinion to assume a virtue, thr.ugh they had it not. The three Conservatives Who had been accused, disgraced and ex pelled deserve the severity of the sentence, but if they should lament the partiality of uneven-handed justice which punishejd them by the votes of mer. equally guilty with themselves, but not detected, ought there to be any surprise at the circum stance?

At Confession

A Chicago paper say3 that city "had narrow escape" from being blown away the other day, because there was evident ly a high wind not far off. It must be de lightful to live in a city which is liable to be whirled out of existence by any thun der gust. And then the Chicago TKmes, in an article elsewhere quoted, exposes the sort of ice which is supplied for the use of the unhappy people of that place calls it "frozen night soil," opines that the horrible difficulty of drainage, which has made that town so unhealthy, has at last been overcome by havjng the inhab' Itants "swallow the sewerage,'' and prom nes that "the only person or thing that will interppse any, objection is cholera Really, when the people of a city are ^jhus compelled to swallow themselves, we do not wonder that they are capable of great many sharp tricka upon strangers

Chicago is becoming pre-eminent in many ways. Pre-eminent already "blue beef," "superior scoundrels," sharp sales, big boasts, hollow credits, and houses that fall down, it now hastihe' di iinction of having invented and success fully applied a new system of drainage What can St. Louis do, in the absence of all these advantages? True, hor peopl With good reason claim that her business, if not as pretentious, is safer and more honest and solid than that of Chicag that her growth is real and enduring, that her buildings are of atone and brick in stead of splinters and shavings. But when shall we compete with our neighbor in tLe marvellous feat of swallowing our own drainage Alas I St. Louis 13 not "wid awake !''—St. Louis Democrat.

I Eden. The Charleston (111.) Plaindealer, pub lished near the residence of John Eden Copperhead candidate for Governor, gives the following biographical sketch of that individual: "In this vicinity, Eden is known as the man who, on the 28th day of March, 1864 the day of the never-to-be-forgotten raid had to leave town afoot and alone, skulk ing through tho woods eight miles Ashmore, and thcnce by rail and across the country, in the night time, to oscapc tbe wrath of the friends of soldier? and our then distressed country. He is known as the man who, in a measure, was responsi ble for that raid, by forming companies and arming men to assist in opposing the draft.

As the man who made speeches all over this part of the State, at every cross roads and every school house, declaring that the war wes a failure, an abolition crusado against the rights of his "Southern brethren," and that the men who engaged in it were "Hessians," "Lincoln hirolings," "nigger thieves," "dogs," etc., as tho man who did all in his power to discourage enlistments, urging the people not to give another man or another dollar for tbe prosecution of the war. As such a man he is well knowa to the people of Coles county, and as such the people of Illinois will know him when his reputation is thoroughly ventilated! Ma}* God save our noble State from ihe disgrace of elevating such a man to the highest office in ber borders.'"

Judge Chase.

We do not suppose there is any cbanco of Mr. Chase's nomination. It will take about one more tremendous defeat to imbue tbe managers of the Democratic party with sense enough to make such a nomination. A good part of them have yet advanced a step since James Buchanan was their oracle, with Cobb, Floyd, and Jake Thompson as his chief counsellors, all insisting that no Stats could be "coerced," but that any State might coerce" the Union so often and eo far as she might see fit. Others have advanced to tbe era of Prank Pierce, Judge Woodward and the two Gov Seymours while it begins to crawl through the hair of a few of the younger brethren that there has been an unpleasantness in the country of late, and considerable upturning, and tbat some things are not just as they used to be. One more good thrashing will mix these notions up so that the party may evince some glimmerings of common sense but it were absurd to imagine that a party whose most popular oracle is Brick Pemeiw is prepared to present or accept Chief-Justice Chase as its candidate for next President—N' Y. Tnimne

WATCHING TBE SHIPS GO OUT.

BT LOU

BILCBOIX.

1 ve been watching tbe ships go out to-day-Out of the harbor into tbe sea.

II.

Tbeir beautiful, snow-white sails on high, Kissed by the winds a« they onward fly.

III.

Cutting the wares in a delicate *pray, Gallantly speeding far away

iv.

While over the water glad and gayComes the sailor' "To! heave, ho! yo hey 1"

"Beautiful ship:!" I said with a sigh "Beautiful ships that pass me by."

YJ ..

But many a ship as fair as these Has passed me by with as calm a bree2e.

VII.

Many a ship that I watched with pride As it passed me on tbe swelling tide,

I VIII. With as calm a breeze, and as gay a crew, Has passed forever from mortal view.

IX.-

And we all have ships tbat thus go by With banners as gay and sails as high.

1 Beautiful ships that we send in youth, Laden with trust and balanced with truth.

XI..

Ship3 that carry a freight of lore, And bear an ensign of hope above.

XII.

Ah 1 many a ship that we load in youth With a heavy cargo of love and truth—

Jtlll.

With an eusign of hope and sails unfurled— Is wrecked on the strand of the groveling world.

xiv.

And we send out ships in cur later years, I.gilen with wealth, and cares, and fears

And ships that carry away our dead, With sails that seem like shrouds o'er head.

XVI.

Ah I many a fond and anxious heart Is watching these ships that now depart.

XVII.

May the stars in Heav6n look kindly down Oh. beautiful ships! as you journey on. —From the Cincinnati Timet.

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TO THE L1DIEI, WE are agents for over ONE HUNDRED For•cr» and Dome8ti3 Manufacturers, and are prepared to furnisn tin wImu *nnntry with DBY and FANCY GOODS, SILKS, SHAwta,

JDWIL

BY. SILYEB WABE, PIANOS, SEWING MACHINES, Ac., Ac. at the uniform price of

One Dollar for Each Article. Send your Club 0 fio and upwards, for descriptive checks, showing what article can be obtained for One Dollar, with 10 centa for each check.

Circulars Sent Free. Presents Jworth from 93 to #400 lent free of charge to agents sending clubs. 1 Agents Wanted in every Town.

CUSHMAN & CO., 1Q Arch street, Boston* Man,

Hli ARB COMING.

And will present to any person sending ns a Clnb in onr Great

OKE DOLLAR SALE

Dry and Fancy Goods, A WATCH, PIECE OF SHEETING, SILK DRESS PATTERNS, Ac., Ac.,

Free of Cost! Onr inducements during the past few years have boen large. WE NOW DOCBLfi

OUR

BATES

OF PREMIIJ9IS.

Our Friends will readily notice our Presents for 30 and 60 Clubs are now more than equal in value to Clubs in value to Clubs of 60 and 100 respectively of other firms.

I@r Please Examiae. *^R Any persbu ordering eithor of the Clubs mentioned below, have their selection of Premiums nnmeratid, corri-Bponding to the sizeOf I tbe Club, FREE OF ONE DOLLAR I l-Or a Club of 30. ($3.)— One of the following iirtirlt-p, viz: dregs pattern fan. cy colored bi'd spread 101) view Turkey morocco album iiU yards sheeting striped dolalne dicss pattern hour/

COIIJI) RJcushmere

In tbe

.iill all wool

square stiawl set solid gold bosom stnds all wool farcy cashm»r^ pants and vest, pattern gent's hair guard chain, gold trimming* Bilvrj plated chased butt^r-rlish silver platoil r» hottle revolving castor, on feet set superior stueltd bladed knives and forks worstel promenade shawl ladies' long gold plated chAin ladies' gold deubi. ring gent's heavy chased solid gold ring solid black walnut work bo* «r writing desk extra qnality balmoral skirl set jewelry, sleeve buttons to match vid'n and bow gent's cardigan jacke! srlendld bony JJ Out", ivory trimmings snpeiior Turkey morccco shopping tan ladies' hiiih cutbalmoial boots.

For A Clnb of 6© ($6.)—One of the following article!", viz: Black or colored alpaca dress pattern uiie piere of bleached or brown sheeting engraved, silver-pl «ted, 6 bettle revolving castor yards superior cashmere for pants and vest pattern extra heavy honeycomb quilt two fancy colored bed spreads pair gent's calf boots 4 yards farmers' good wool frocklng fancy cashmere plaid dress pattern best quality balmoral skirt rosewood brass alarm clock lalies' all wool cloak pattern silver-plated cake or card basket far mnff or cape ladies' fashionable wool doubleBhawl splendid clasded family Rible, 6x12 rerord page and engravings 3 yards doubts width water prrof iloaking set ivory handle knlve*, with sliver plated forks on. set of lace urtains.

For a Clnb of 100, #10,—On. of the fol lowing articles, viz: 4 yards doublu width cloak ing or coating 2 large, fine, bleached linen table covers, with 1 doz. large sized dinner napkini to joatcb 26 yards splednid hemp carpeting, good colors extra quantity black or alpaca dress patterns one large piece of superior quality extra width she? Ing pair gent's calf boot*, best quality silver hunting-cased patent lever watch one doz. ivory handled steel bladed knivea and forks silver-plated engraved 6 bottle revolving castor, with cut glass bottlrs splendid violin, box and bow,complete single barrel shot gun Bacon's six-barrel revolver pair superior white wool blankets nice fur muff and cape slvler plated engraved ice pitcher, with salver 7% yards all wool fancy cassimere.for rait one dozen Rogers' best silver plated forks common seas, sewing and embroidering machine two heavy honey comb quilts splendid family Bible, record and photograph page. For larger Clubs tbe value inereasee

SUM

P.O.I

ratio.

Catalogue of Good, and Sample sent to any addrees ran. Sand money by registered letter. Address all order, to

Allen, Hawe* A Co.,

18 Ftderal at,, —st—, Ma—. I

Wholesale Dealer* in French,German andbg. liah Dry and Taney Ooods. Cutlery, Plated War*, Album*. Leather Ooods, Aa.

wiw oymwiiniiw1

UT190Sdnu&.

A Trench Pr*paratlan, «%icr t)rwarv«a vi|\v. nuteions and medicinal qualitiw of tfc.p'resti Is free from all offepalv. ta*t« or •awT, .J_ baiig agnestls to tka ta».~-i» ssdy dlmliid thus affording the patlant IksikU tTjiltsftai quantity taken

Is ntdiBtsUamixed with w»*.r

...IJ,

tku

ISf *h*r "rpensive oj hurtful additions.

Si firmiri,J*d

HYATT Oortlaait It, S. T.

OTHIftG LIKE IT IN MEBIO-iSE. ATuTtrrtTthepJau, aaraisM .vaoeaat, fasti, atimslant to th. circulation, a perspiratory •p'wparatioa, an aatl-biMoae lUrlne,

a stomachic, a tliemic, and aa adnhaM. »w»rai alterative. S'och ar. «h. aofceowMeed mad dally

tiimrr«ifcMwK

AFKR1EHT. Sold bv all Dregglete.

Book OuntMMwri IfmM -DOB NEW "FAMIT PHOTOGRAPH BIBLE." for teas, add raw A. BRA1HABA, Bartford, Conn.

LICENSED BY THEaJtf)

United States

AUTHORITY I 19 fTrsifls' toi JfJSW BNBLA.NI .- PAWNBROKER'S JOINT STOCK

'.wimiMoi

BILKS, BHAWJS, BBH8 GOODS, LINEN OOOIU, DBY GOOD*,

COfTONS, FANCY AMIS, ALIUS, BULIS, surer riatM Ware, Watc»ct,Catier SEWING MACHINE^, FURNITURE, Ac., To be sold atONK DOIUIKACI, without regard to value, and not to bapaid for until yon know wnat yon are to raceire. Svu

Stnek nlMlju |MMM.

SALESROOMS, 31 1M0VEK 8TKIET, 1081011.

Th. moat popular, reliaM% woaipt end busi-ntsa-lik. concern ofthaJUad. Th. bieft of Bo.ton jefsrence. farnishad oa application. By patronicing this sale you have a efaance to nxebang. yoar goods, with a large variety to select froa.

TERMS TO AGBNT8.—W« kaUere ocr turns to Agents are superler to thorn offmee by aay other concern. Take partieulmr notice cfOtu:—Onr Agents are not required to pay one dollar for their presents, as in all otker daacern*.

At th.end of each and eveiy month we present the Agent sending ns the largest amount of Money the snm of

41FTY DOLLARS CASH! in addition to all other presents. Aa4 to the Agent sending noxt to the largest amount the sun of

Twenty-Five Dollars.

Certificates, giving articles that will be a

a cosaplat. description ot be sold for one dollar each, will

bfriold at the fbltowtog ratto:—YtH for $1* tilrty 1 (with .ifreeent) for (wttk preeent)W, oae llrfdiArcA (with present)ll0, and at the same rate/W larger alaba. tOOKjk- THIS CHANCE to get a Silk Drew, Setoing Machine, Gold Watch, or some other good article of equal value, with bnt very little trouble and no expense to the Agent.

For a Clnb af Atay, we will give the parson lending it thair choice of the following articles:—Print Drsei Batten,-Woratsd Breakfast Shawl, White Ltn.a TablMlotb. XmboMdl Table Spread, Set of Steel-Maded kaivea and Forks, Sat of Stiver-plated Forks, Xlsgant JBeaded Silk Parasol, OoeHuodred Plctart Morocco Photograph Album, Blegant Ivory Handled Spangled Silk Fan, OnilNMeulSAKaiaed Linen foweli, Ladle*' Morocco ifcepfitg Bag, MKatoMe Quilt, Fancy Balmoral Skirt. Ladlaa' Solid Gold California Dlaatend Blng, Mi's Plata orangraved Gold Blng 11 carets flae, Ladin' Solid Black Walnut Writing Desk, Ladles' jTenay Blank Walnet Workbox, or a CotfageClock.

Fev a Clnb mt Mxty. one of the following article* —Fancy Cashmere Drrss Pattern, Sliver Plated Card Basket, One-Hundred-Pictura

This Is no Humbug Lottery^ Uttt anterprire, or Mle of cheap Jewelry, bnt a Mr, aqaare *ale ef Unredeemed Good*.

onr Good* sre Sew «od 00V 8eeoad MSSd- 3S71£H aid we guarantee more for tUh money Invested than can be booght at any wholaaale storo In the cdnntry.

Agents will plsaae MBe n*«{*eof thb Do not send name* bnt aunbM yoar clube from em ap. ward*. M«* yonr letter* abort.and plain aa poesible.

Be«ureand*end moe*y eaMeatleg to 15,00 »r more by Bssisiaasi) Lima, wUch can h. *ait from any office, Poet Office Money Order, or Kxpress, for when sant in thi* way yon ran eo risk of losing it whatever. Small amounts may be sent by mail, bnt be sura endptt them in the offlee yourself. Prepay all express**.

We eaniet he wn|iwift)e Rw mnu lott !?r!S?

M"e

Mm le Mm

ufety. Send yonr addreai.ia fall, Tawn, County ap# Stat*. All oertlflcatw art good sntil redeemed. €. THOBFSOK A CO.. «M«WF stmt, Mmtom, Mm.

IV* Send foi Clrcalar*.

MUSICAL.

L. KISSNER'S

f,1LAC8 NIWI

No. 48, Ohio Street,

OPPOSITE THB COUBTttOXTSB,

KBHB-HAUTK, JND.

Mole Agent for

Chickering SSon», Knabe A Co., Steck & Co., Robert Nunns, OaleS Co., the Celebrated Patent Cycloid,

And other well known and reliable

PIANO FORTES!

Also, Carhart A Needhama, and Prince A Co'* celebrated Church, Parlor and School Organs and MeMleonaf

A Large and Elegant Assortment always on I hand, which will be cold at LOWEB BATES than the same quality of Instrument* eaa be had of I any other dealer In the Waet.

None bnt good reliable Instrument* dealt In, such a* I can warrant to my Onttomersfcr FIVE YEARS

Pianos, Organs and Melodeons sold on Monthly Payments.

Send order* to

10 i:

llo! For the Campaign! Brass and Silver Band Ia*trument«, Tenor and Baas Drums Cocoa, Ussy, Boxwood and 8llver Fifes Trimmings for Drams alao, Flag* of all sizes, all of the bestqnallf

»st quality and lowest rate*. KIHSNBR'B

PALACE OF MUSIC?. I

'All kinds of Maslcal lastrami tbe most approved manner.

MUSIC.

J. O. LINDEMANN,

DIALU ID

V16 I

PUNOi, HELODEOI8 organs, VI olios. Qui tars, rintsa, aad all AM* ef MaMea

Herchandlse.Ko. 91 Wabaafc Htmt, TKBB1 HADTB, IMDIAHA. TDKIMO AND KCPAISIHO of PIANOS aad other Instramsatawfll be promptly attsad*d t*.

OLD PIANOS will he Ukaa tm taadefc* HBW

ONES, auinadwtt •bm gsu Linnun.

pLAUSSBN, RISHOWS&Y Co

FANOT OBOCnDBll»»|

'-fISSlPf3

HANUFACTURER*.

pATBONIZB HOME 2CANUJL FACTCBES. We hav. on hand a Ine stock of Bash, Doors and Blinds, of onr own manufacture, which we HU artl ate wry mall advaac*«.o at.

We Warrant onr Work to be superior to any *v«r before offered In this market.

Buying of ns will furnish employment to your own Mechanic, end at th.

MMM

Mm.

Benefit Yourse^es aa we warrant aQ onr work. We alio keep on hand, and manufacture to order, Window and Boor FramM, Mouldings and •vary variety of Finishing Lumber uael in building.

CIiITT ft WILLIAMS. PBAIBIB CITY PLANING Mil felOdtf

Corner Main and* Sth Street#,

[OVBB TUBLL, BIPLXY tc CO.] UflTBAiVOE FB0M FIFTB SI BEET, la the oldeet and most reliable Institution of the kind in the State. Iuatrnotion given In all tbe branches pertaining to a thorough Business Edu cation, suth as BMK-KUPftie, PKNMAHSHir,

MERCANTILE

CAiVVUTlOMS, Ar.

A Scholarship in this College Is good for Life, giving the Student the privilege of Beviewlng

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

Ii^jrO VACATIONS. For further Information, call and see the School. Bend for College Paper. Ad res*,

GARVIN A OWEN, mhisdtr firi& Lou vi

PBINCIPALS.

it'll) tj'6 1 !w uia

V..aFIRST

PREMIUM

A7 WAIAVAIDIn

Turkey

Traveling Bag, Thirty Yard* Prlat. ere Marseilles Quilt. For a Clnb of Oae Hundred,—Silver plated cake basket, fancy plaid wool long ehawl. twenty-five yard* hasap carpMleg, rorty-Sve yards sheetlug, splendid Alpacca disaa pattern, silver hunting cased watch, splendid Family Bible, with elegant steal engraving, family record and photograph page, poplin dress pattern, en. graved silter-plated lee nteh*r, splsndld beaver cloak pattern. Sharp'* Bevolver, Auiey «e**lm*r* coat, pant* and veet pattern, extra quallty^plsndid accordeoe, Music box, on* pair Una tiettl table covers with oae tfoeen diuaer aapkin* to match. v—mata toT UKCr ClIM IB rMfatUM.

BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE W By the N. 11. State Agricultcntl Society, at lta Fair, holden in Na»huu, Sent. yi. IdW.. srtfsrt?

i-.-i-'i" BAHETT'I Vegetable Ilalr Restorative Restore* Gray Hair to Ite Natural Color prolitotes the growth of the Hair change* th«

Jheir ordinal oj^anic action eradi-

motes the jpowth of th. Hair chnngn the roots Uta«r original onnmic action eradicat»» Dandnar and Humora prevent,

It cootaint no injurious "ingredient*,'

Hair failing tut is a euperior DrCMinj It roptalnt no injurious ingredient,. ^^^•nd i»the moat popular and rsliwSa able article throuehont the fc. E»»t. West. North, and

.... :Sonth' -ttft WO1^-

S» I

4. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors,

MANCUESTKH.

Mprocco Photograph Albnm, Lancaster Quilt, Fancy Plaid Wool Shawl, Twenty«flve yards Sheeting, Alpacca Dree* Pattern, Bngraved Silver Plated Bix BottledEewlvlagQastor.HBTiisCleth Pints and Vest Pattern, Splendid Balmoral Skirt, Sat of Ivory Handled knivea, with Silver Plated Forks, Pair of All-Wool Blanket*, Bra** Alarm Clook Bosewood Frame, Splendid Beaded and I Ha* fll*pn*nrt of his Undertaking Bnslneas, whlcn Lined Silk Parasol, Ladles jpl*ndld Morocco bad become nsceasary in consequence of the rapid lacreaeeof

N. 1L

LOBI)« ojaiiu, vnlcago, General North-West rn Agent*. J.*H. -A.. DAVIS.Asentisfor Terre Haute, Ind. novlldwRm

JgOOKS AND STATIONERY

M. W. O'CONNELL

BOOK TRADE. He will new devote hi* aetlre attention to tbe attar branch of bnsine**, and with a fnll and complete stock of Books and Stationery,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

MAGAZINES, PAPERS, fte., Ac., A*V* a continuance of tbe trade heretofore liberally baetowad. aSRdwf-

DOCTOR WHITlIEB

ABEGOLABInatOffice

QBADVATB

The Doctor's opportunities in hospital and private practice are- unsurpassed in St. Louis or any other city. Back files of St. Louis papen prove that he ha* been located there longer by year* than any o^hor *o advertising. The establishment, library, laboratory and ap polhtment* are unrivalled In the West, un rivalled anywhere. Age, with experience, can be relied upon, and the Doctor can refer to many physicians throughout the country. In past success and present petition he stands without a competitor. The Writtener Ffeyiidu whose Kepula ilea Helen-wide, should he worth fteMlig.

DOCTOB WBITTIIU pcbllshea a Medical Pamphlet relating to Venereal Dtseaars end the dl*a*tron* and varied oonseqnenoee of eelf-abu*e, that will be *eat to any address In a sealed envelope for two stamps. It coa tains full symptom lists that will enable those affected to determine the nature of their complaint and give a written statement of their »that will answer almost aa well for tbe purpose of treatment as a personal interview bat where it la couxenlent, tho Doctor should be consulted personally. Those hvvlug friends that may reqnire advice, can supply them with this valuable work by eendlng their addrees, with stamp. Thas you can assist the unfortunate without their knowing their benefactor. Certainly no subject Is of more importance than pnaity of blood and perfect manhood.

It le self-evident that a physician who confineeqlmseir exclusively to the study or a cer tain ciaeeof disease* and treats thousands of casee every year, must acquire greater skill in that specialty than one In general practice.— Many payalclans, recognising this fact, lntrodaoe patienta to the Doctor after reading hie Medical Pamphlet. Communications confidential. A friendly talk will eost you nothing. Office central, yet retired—No. 617 St. Charlea ireet, St. Louis, Mo. Hours, 9 a, to 7 r. ., Sunday* excepted.

DOCTOR WILBER

Ornoi,BOOM*,

CONSULTATION

AND

CIOR

I i1*?4*

oallaad lasaset it Oaod*, aad th waM daw-

MILLINERY.

MKS. N. A. WALTKIt,

.Removed to

TJELE KED BAZAAR. l-O.*-

149jMain Street. k-V

I*'

COLGATE ft €0 8

FiagianlToMet Seaao •n prepared ay Bfcllltiil Workmen, from tbe ankaawaaallM

STANDARD by Dealer* A Cnatomen» Hold every wheer 24dw ly

TBBBE HAUTB

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

MEDICINE,

a* Diploma will show, ha* been loager engaged the treatment of Ytmui, Ssxuai. and PaivaTX DI**A*E* than any other Fhyaiclan in St. Louis. ffrphilis, ftisarlw, QUet, Stricture, OrchUie, Hernia and B*ptme all Urimary Diisate and AnMBio or Meratrial Affection, of the Throat, fMe or BOMS ar. traatad with unparalleled •ucoe**.

BfcnuterrhM, Sezwri Dehlllty nl Inpo tMty., aa jthe. remit of *elf-abu*e In yonth •axual anoeear* in maturer year*, or other causes, and which produce some of the following effecte, as Nocturnal Emissions, Blotches, Debility, Disslnees, Dime** of Bight, Confu •Ion of Idea*, Evil Forthodings, Aversion to Society of Female*, Los* of Memory and Sex ual Pow*r, and rendering Marrisge improper, ere permanently cured.

BKCIP

710 St. Charlee street, at.

w"k

..ill

Sav*

the greatest success

all Diaaaees of Women. Leuchorcaa, or Whites, Falllag, InflammatioB or Ulceration ot the Womb, Ovaritis, PrurltU, Amencrrhoea, Menorrhagia, DyiaMnorrhoaa, and Sterility, or Barraaa*** also, every dUsass connected with I PabaHy, Menatruatlon or Pregnancy. Since th* Do:tor conflnsa hiaaself exclusively to the I tkw oonpliinti, and tmti a very large number of case*, It folio** that hi* knowledge of them must be far more extensive aad accurate thaa that of physicians in genoral practice. Send stamp for Medical Pam

hlet of thlrty«*Upagee. No matter who failed, read what ha says. Patients la I every Western State. Cure* guaranteed. Consultation by letter or at oSce free. Boom* for patienta zaoniriar dally attention.

a**i*tant. Bear »a. to 7

lady

Sunday*

SEIZ,

JOHN If.

Mala street,

fOST rsapeatftally recommiada hi* weU select1 stock Blank'

ed stock of Jean*, flannel*, plain aad plaid •an, Blanket*. Covertsta, ahd Woolen tlag Tarna, of dlOsreat kind •bled to warrant the lrst auallty I mcaSfaapectfUly iavlU Ladlee aad Oentlemea

ahd Woolen KnitBeing fully entyaf these Ooods

Wool taken in ezchaaed market rataa paid.

KtUtag Hli at Harmony

^TBNDEBS will be received sntil A* MUTT

day of Iu,

IMS,

far th*eroctl«»

fatltniBtUdlhi tn mmrmonj Indians. JlpiiMliHMylsiMat kksOScs off Woitarm Iroi Comiit, Sarin ony

TLFMTTW MF. WATSOH*

iupX

*i t*

eiawdMMswMMw

DRESS TRIMMINGS,

AT THE KED BAZAAR

KEW'YORM DRESS UTTER, AT THE RED BAZAAR

"a '••isSs.TftB

•tss.

St.

I I N E

AT WHOLESALE, AT THE RED BAZAAR

N O I O N S

AT THE RED BAZAAR.

WHEELER & WILSON'S

Si£\Vl\(J MACHINES,

E. WILMOTH, Agent, AT THE RED BAZAAR. u-149 Main Street.

LAND AGENCY.

MR M.

^FIRST PREMIUM A

Of a Silver Medal

BJCKCOX. U. D. SCOTT. OKO. C.

HIOKOOX & OO, REAL ESTATE IM0UBS

No. 50 Ohio Stroo'

Cotiv yanceing CkirefttUy Done

Abstracts of Title furnished, LOABI re gctiated and Money invested.

•FOR SALI).

Deslrablo residence on Sonth Market Strict

rvv

•cres,of ground, well set with fruit aud shrubbery. 1'rice, S7.IMW terms favuratk-,

New frame house, and lot, 9ln»lk):ee(, on ,it.,w berry Hill, Very cheap.

Two lots in Dean's Addition, veiy cheap.

Five acres, sast of Flugaa's Garden.

20U acres, 3 iulies east, known as tbe "Uus»i rarm, all fenced, Will Improved Kood meadow woods pasture and fine timber. A ftr«t*6)ai farm.

60 Building Lots, adjoiulug the city, norther —good size—low price and f»vcral.le terms..,

House and lot, on 1st etrret, north of Clar*

ai°.?sr~^.r00m"' ci",,r3.

'"fg" Stable, 4c. ri«

el,V00. Terms easy.

Mortgage and Notes 56,CUO-ai a big ilec«. at

fforty at re* 3^ mile, sontheast ot iewti—lei cheap1"

tl»n, balance tine timber. Ver

Real £!8tate Columu

HENDBICH & LANGE,

Offlce over First National Sank, S. K. Corner of Fourth and Uain 8trcvtaf

Haute, Ind.

Terre

Abstracts of title furnished, Loans negotiated, and Money invested. b6T, ,g

-teu.1 0»

FOR SAL£.

CITY PR0PKKTY. .7

Hnrn?lL°!f ja.Liay AddiUoft to-lexre Hauto Boose and lot, ent Ohio street,

BO«M

aad lotj in Atcftliirraln's AddUitloa, H^aan*.1i0V,u SJbley'aaddltion on 5tn etreet Bouse and lot inQ.tse's addition ou 8tb street, streets'* °D

i'op'ar' betwi)*n

Utb and 7tL

North Bth, between tSiesnut

and Idaton streets. Two business Houses on .Main »tr.-i COUNTY PBOfiCftTl. fw T*irV 'n

Houej Cr

iownship,

173 acres in Linton township. S Acres below the Boiling Mil JanWdtt

1 Boiling JUill,

wess

side canal.

QABRIAGB FACTORY.

Kowis the time to hure yonr Carriage*,

FRAKK HEIDTIG

BBK-

ffieSp Ac,, painted, trimm#d and repaired generalplace to have it done is at HARPlfiH, W1LUV CO S. Corner 2d and Walnat streets, Terre ilante. •to prepared to do ail work entrusted to as. in themost thorough manner, and at prices that dev competition# Wo also have on hand, and in ®rse of construction, a complete assortment of i?.rrtog^ »Prfng Wagons, Ac., salted to this market, at the loweet possible prices. Alt work warranted. mh9dtf

I O N A E A N FLOUR STOKB.'

BKO

Manufacturers of all kinds of

CRACKEB8.

and Dealers in

O E I E S

On Lafayette fct.t between Canal and Depot, E E A E deSOdly INDIANA

GRIMESARCHER,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, (SVCCUSOS* TO MVKHAM

AMD

OBIME*,)

OFFICE—Over Dsvi*' Drag Store, Cor. Main and 3d Streets, Terre Baute, Ind. maledtf

J. A. BUY AN,

JOB PRINTER,

115 MAIN ST.,

TERRE HAUTB, IND

SOLICITORS.

QHAKLES WBRBE CO.,

S0LICIT0K8 OF PATENTS, 00UNSKLL0K8

AT PATENT

LAW,

Model Ballden, Deaien la Pateat Klxbu, aid PATKJMKD AKTIt'lAS. OrnCE—81 KAST MABKXT STREET.

Indianapolis, Indiana.

Our facilitle* for procuring Patent* ar* not ex. css#d by any estaklishmeot in tbe United states. All kind, of

MMwIb

built t/ order. fdltdOm

MFLLINERY.

WFETH would respoet-

MRS«

"A fully Inform the citizens of Terre ifaut.-aif and vicinity, that *be has taken the rooms formerly occupied by Mrs. Hardy, and is prepared to do MlLLlMKltT in its various branchee. BUACWlie AND PB£W15G Mil TO OftOElL apon the *horte*t notice. Ooods kept constantly on hand, with prices to suit purchaser*.

Mo. OS South Fourth St., two squaree south of the Market Rouse. aldwSm

llfiiiiliiiSfliji