Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 July 1868 — Page 2

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Wednesday Morning* 3tij 1868.

Republican Ticket

FOB PBMIDKHT,

GEN. ULYSSES S. GRANT,

Of Illinois.

FOB VI01! iBiaiPKNT,

SOHUXIAB-B COLFAX,

or Indiana. roa OOVHNOB,

Ooi. CQ2TBAD BAKJEft, of Vanderburgh. to* ll«JTXJUHI-«OT*»ro» Ooi, WILD CUMUaOK, of Decatnr, tO*

BCM!•» 0» STAT®.

JUJO* MAX. IT. A. BOWMAN, of

MAJO*

CM.

ro» IUDITOI or STAT*.

JOHN

SYAN8, of Hamilton.

FOB TUASRFTE* or STATE,

UJ,!ebal HATUAN KIMBALL, of Martin. ROB CWX* o* «vrscm OOUBT, COLOHEL THfcODOBE W. McOOY, of Olarke.

JOB KEPOBT** OT THE OOCBT I Olonel A4IJCB B. BLACK, of Marlon. rOB ATTOBWET GEKIBAt, I

D. B. WILLXAMflOM, of ftlUU. COS 6vPEBIlfTE?aEW® Or rOBLIC HM3TJCTI0N, BABNABA* 0. H0BB8, of Wayne,

FOB BIXCTOT8 AT IAB0E, THOMAS H. HELBOW, of Ylgo, BEH JAM1M F. CDAYPOOD, of Fayette. rOB EtECTOB, SIXTH CIBTBICT,

CAPTAIN

COLONEL JOHN X. SMITH, of Greene. FOB COROBM0, MAJOB

W. W. OABTKlt, of Clay.

FOB JCDOE COTTBT OP C0HH0N PTXAS. 1TH JCDICIAT DIBT&lOT, Hos. SAMUMi IT. MAXWELL, of Parke. FOB raOSECUTINQ ATTOBNET COMMON" FLEAS COFBT

W. w. BCMSKT.

The

Journal

accuses the EXP»*9S of

creaking an item from the Indianapolis Journal

to the Indianapola

THE

Sentinel.

Cincinnati

The

accusation is unjust. The exact word® -which we attributed to the Sentinel

ally appeared in that paper.

actu

THE New York Journal of Commerce says: "Governor SEYMOTTB has always insisted on the obligation to pay the Government Bonds in gold. He maintains that any other course is rank repudiation."

Chronicle

«ays° ""When

people are drowned cannon are sometimes flrad for the purpose of raising their corpses. The Democrats have been firing cannon over SEYMOUR and BLAIR. But there is no hope of getting their heads above water.

THE Boston Transcript propounds the following mathematical question iti politics "If it requires a Chief Justice to renounce most of his politioal principles in order to obtain four votes in a Nationlfl Democratic Convention, what amount of apostasy and degradation would be requi site to socure a nomination

THE New York

World,

discussing the

Tammany Platform says "The bondholders need have no fears that their property is to be swept away by a new inundation of paper money. Payment of the public debt in greenbacks without increasing their present amount, payment in greenbacks out of the proceeds of taxation, will leave the greatest portion of thejdebt standing for many years to come."

BRICK POMEKOY, the great leader of the Northwestern Democracy, says in his paper—the acknowledged organ of the party—"It is well known that Governor SEYMOUR is opposed to touching the financial question—wantsjto leave it atand ing as it is, all in favor of the bondholders, and against the people—gold, and no taxes to pay, for the former, and rags, and all the taxes to pay, for the latter."

WILL the Journal publish "the gmt financial argument" of HoBXTto Si?MOUR delivered at Cooper Institn^'JTBW^ York, on the 25th ultimo? We ready given the public an able review of that celebrated speech from th6 pen of the editor of the Freeman's Journal. We 'wouldn't presume to dictate" but would very respectfully suggest to our neighbor, that it is hardly respectful to

SEYMOUR

IF the Grant people don't enthuse any oettor Thursday night the leaden will consider the jig up with that party Journal.

Our neighbor is so intensely delighted with its success in getting up an "Indignation Meeting" on short notice that it wants to take charge of the entire business of political meetings. Better wait till tha Democracy meet and eat that $16 40 resolution before you try your hand at any thing else. "The GRANT people" are not so energetic as tbey would be if they didn't know that the disgusted Democracy are playing into their hands. It requires at least a show of local opposition to call out the boat efforts of Republicans, mid that is what they ha van't encountered y^1 during the present campaign, t'he undisguised revolutionary spirit of the New York Convention—controlled as it.was to a great extent by rebels and traitorswill, however, incite the Union men of this State to sufficient exertion to insure something better than the usual success -•next Fall.

THE

Q7\d South—%

West drop from exhaustion." CV Isn't this modern "Democracy'' a witable Happy Family?

THZ LaCrosse Democrat—the organ of the Northwestern Democracy says: '4&ov. ^SSXMOUB is trying to put the pnblio mind asleep upon the bond question, and leare the plowholders to sweat( Mid stagger, and starve, under the load of taxation, to pay the bondholders their semi-annual interest in gold, and their taxes in addition, by telling the country (bat the financial question should not be brought into the canvass this year, that everything is well enough as it Is, if you will only make the Government economize in its expenditures, and that a generation hence will be time enough to talk about the national debt- How falsa and deceptive.1'

Blair on Intermixture.

The

Journal

speech of

K. E. BOSE, or Lawrence. rcOMTISOEHT,

of yesterday publishes the

FRANKP.BLAIR,

at Macon, MiE.

aouri, from which we extract the following paragraph "Now, shall we blacken ourselves by this intermingling of this dark race which we know is incapable of self-gov-ernment, and attempt to better our institutions,by admitting the black man and producing that deterioration which we know will come by such intermixture

This is peculiar language to come from one who koows as well as does Mr. BLAIK the history of the "domestic institution" and its effccts upou the people who enjoyed tho negro as an especial blessing for near a century.

There is scarcely an apology for the question asked, "Now, shall we blacken ourselves,'' &c. The persistent efforts of the chivalry, young and old, of the male persuasion, while the blessing of holding black chattels was theirs, was to whiten the negro, and whether tfcey might not have succeeded in doing so fully, was oo a question of time, bad not the rebellion abolished tho institniion. The "inter-, mixture" was only upon the part of tho propagandists, and not from any advances of tho negro or any especial desire of the ebon race to rise in the scale of humanity. The "deterioration" wan in the letting down of the white man below the level of the negro by this promiscuous intercourse with the "nigger,' and thus showing to the world tbat "self government," as far as the human passions are concerned, was beyond the capacity of the white Southron. Blackening, indeed' It really seemed that all pro-slaverydom, when thecwrse was in its bloom and highest prosperity, were mad and vexed at the Creator for the color of some of his creatures, and, opposed as they have al« ways been to complying with tho order of things as they were, set to work a bleaching process, to show that they could rebel, not only against the Government that protected them and their institution, but against thi work of the Ruler of the Universe. This new espound of Demos cratic principles should have given his views to the^chivalry, long years since upon This topic, and he would have been told to mind his own business. Tho "intermixturers" would have told him tint they were the only philanthropists Of the age, and that as they possessed all the refinement of the world, they needed not instruction in morality or religion. We say these are peeuliar notions for the candidate for the Vice Presidency, apd in his further assertions that it is impossible for the races to mix, he gives the lio to the history of the races in the slave States. It is truth to say that the races did mix in the South, and the truth exist?, whether the black race are to blame Or not. Mr.

BLAIR

lished in the

to pass over in silence his

great effort and go back five or six months to dig up FRANK BLAIR'S har* rangues.

was not far behind

In this matter either, if his past record is feet down correctly, as in his speech in this city a few years ago he said "he would rather sleep with a nigger than With a Democrat." His views have changed in this particular, however, as in many other things.

The Revolution and Its Object In the speech of FRANK BLAIR

Journal

of yesterday ap

pears the following sentiment which reminds one of the old efforts of TOOMBS in the Senate: "We all know my friends, at least most of ua living in this State who have observed the former relation existing between the master and slave, that it was for the interest of the master to take care of his slave, and that a case in which a master maltreated his slave was as rare as that in whi^h he maltreated his hor.-^e and perhaps eten more rare. There was the same motive. It was his property and his interest to take good care of it."

As a fitting commentary on the above we will mention the fact that among the leading rebels in the New York Conven tion was one the expenses of whose education were defrayed py the salo on the auction block of his half sister' tbe child of his own father by apiece of prop erty with whom he lived for many years in concubinage! Of course "a case in Which a master maltreated his slave was as- rare as that in which he maltreated hjs horse I" It was no outrage on horse -Kf either gender—to sell its young, that the reserved members of tbe flock might have hay and oats I

Why will the

strong and

able Democratic paper—says: "HOBATIO SETMOUR is the very antipodes of PENDLETON, and of the

PENDLETON

doctrine.

He is the man who has most ably and assiduously spoken and written against the greenback dodge."

The same Democratic authority also says: "VALLANDIGHAM bad no sort of call to be at New York. His antipodes is SEYMOUR, who antagonizes to him utterly, and yet his love of notoriety led hini not only to the place of slaughter but made him rejoice at the execution of bis o&me and candidate and section. Hi it w&!, of all men, who pressed th«.ap» parently reluctant SEYMOUR not to decline. When he gives advice hereafter, or asks any favor, he will open his eyes on what he has done. He should have allowed that constitutional marplot, Mr. MCCOOK, to monopolize the shame of volunteering t3 boot and spur a Jfao York capitalist, centraliser, and bondholder's fa. tvoriie for the saddle which he is expected to stride until all the producers of the

BOUBBON

FRANK BLAIR

Democracy

set their faces backwards towards the dark ages? Why will a party calling itself "Democratic," eternally brand its name with an infamous lie Why will the party which claims to be the champion of freedom spend its days and nights in bewailing the extinction of slavery and contriving means for its reestablishment? There is no room on Gods' green earth in this age of Light, Progress and Human Elevation for a party which shuts its eyes to Light, scorns Progress, hates Developement and glories in the barbarities of brutal men and A brutal age. Either the tide of Progress must stop tbe wave of advancing civilization be stayed and the Good Providenco of God swccomb and confess to defeat or •Ise the BOURBON Democracy must be •wept out of existence.

sighs for "the good old

days" of woman-whipping, baby-ped-dling, Devil-courting, God-defying Sla•try. He prepares a plan for the re-es-tablishment of that "Divine Inctitution'' through revolution and bloodshed,— through war, compared with which the late Democratic rebellion werebut a triv*, 1*1 affair. He submits this jri an of revolution to the Democratic Convention sayi»g: "This is my platform on it I wish to stand or fall "before, you." On this plan of revolution lie is nominated, and the Democracy thereby throw down the

gauntlet and say to the country. Wei will have war." Well, tbat party has given the country one war. Perhaps it would bo Won for the same party to try the experiment again.

Seymour and his Friends. Desiring at all times to nhsoivetnat courtesy which should characterize the conduct of political journals towards their opponents, we havo waited several days for the

Journal

lo publish the speech of

its Presidential candidate to the New York draft rioters. It is an important item of Democratic history and should appear in all Democratic papers but a3 our neighbor seenu to bavo no stomach for HORATIO we produce the document. Let it be remembered that this speech was delivered to a iNew York inob whose hands were red with the blood of murdered men and women—a mob that burned, pillaged, and rioted in the the streets of New York with a fury and cruelty that would have put to the blush the most brutal devils who over manned a pirati* cal vessel. Here is what HORATIO had to say to these "friends" of his on that occasion "My fiiends—I have come down here, from the quiet of tho country, to see what was the difficulty—to learn what all this trouble was concerning tho draft. Let me assure you that I am your friend. [Uproaiijus cheering.] You have been iny friends—[Cries of 'Yes, yes!' 'That's so! 'Wo are and will bo again!']—and now, I assure you, my fellow-citizens, that 1 am here to show you a test of ray friendship. [Cheers.] I wish to inform you that I have sent my Adjutant General to Washington to confer with the authorities there, and to have tbir. draft suspended and stopped. [Vociferous cheers 1 ask yoii as good citizens to wait for his return, and I assure you that will do all that I can to see that thero is no inequality and no wrong done to any one. 1 wish you to take good care of all proper^ ty as good citizens, and sen thai every person is safe. The safe-keeping of prop erty and persons rests with you, and I charge you to disturb neither, ll is yeur duty to maintain the good order of tho city, and I know you will do it. I wish you now to separate as good citizens, and you can assemble again wherever you wish to do so. I ask you to leave all to me now, and I will see to jTour rights.

Wait uotil my Adjutant returns from Washington, and you shall bo satisfied. Listen to me, and see that there is no Harm (lone to persons or property, but retire peaceably."

If there is a single base element, of hu man character wanting in that harrangue we fail to perceive it. Ratan, himsolf, could not have improved tha occasion to better advantage.

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Send for circular and prices to LlPPUfVOTT ft BAH£W£iXf Plttsbiuvli, Pb.I Sol. Manufttcturere. Fore sale oy ptlnaipal Hardwart Sealers.

W ANTED, ALIE.VTS.-*7,5.™^

erywhere, male and female, to introduce tbe GJCNOIitE IUPBOVEU COMMONl^ENSE FAMILY SKW1NO MACHINE. This Machine will stltcn,bem, fell, tuck, iu.lt, coid, bind, braid, and embroider in a most superior manner, Prist only SIS. Fully warranted for five years. W will pay S1,0U0 for any maohine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or mare elastio seam than onrss It. makes the "Klaatlo Lock Stitch." Every second Btltoh can be cnt, and still tbe clott cannot be pnlled apart withoac tearing It. Wt pay Agents from 976 to $200 per month and expeusea, or a commlstloa irom which twice thai amount can be made,. Address 3E0UMB

CO.,

Pittsburgh, Pa., or Boston, Mass. Caution.—Do not be imposed upon by othei parties palming off worthless cast-Iron machines under the same name or otherwise. Ours is th only genuine and really practical machine manufactured •feO TOU WONDER how we can sell thons ands of Shawls, Bed ankets, Boots, Shoes, Silk Dress Patterns, Sheeting, Shirtings by the Web, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Plated Hard and asstvare, and glre choice in 300 articles ol elegance and utility, for ONE DOLLAB each article? Send tor a oircular. Agents wanted.— Addiess

Y. MESEuVH & Licensed Bro.

kers, S5 Sndbury Street, Hoston, Mass

Proof of our statement tbat we bare made

A OnPLIiiB

REVOLUTION

TRADE,

can befvund In thi fact tfcat th. immense business we bare built up has induced a multitude of 9MAIX CONCERNS to imit'ato our olnb system, and some by, advertising tbe presents they will eivjto ageu's,toil:, rinnitfcefpBnliy, to divert a me

cut business t« tliemsaiTUf? We make this announcement simply to inform tho public that it will bafor their interott to patronire cur house, AI WJ FLIIL COD tit. IIO to GIVE BETTER GOODS AND GBEATEB INCCCTNEWTS TO AGJEXT3 THAN ANY OTHFE CONCERN IN TUB EL'SINESG.

WeB lloTery dBiCrlptian of BRi AND FANCT GOOPS^PLAIEDWAKB^TEWJBLUY.WATCAICS, SEWING MACllINEi, £c., &c

far the uniform

price of ONE IIOU.AK. CiBcrLAua SENT TO ANV ARRBINI rEKE- PAKKEK CO., NOH. 98 and 100 Nnminer at., Boston.

GREAT SALE

.—or—

DRY U00£§, (A 1U'fcTimS, BOOTS AND SHOES, SILVER PLATED WARE or ALL KINT5,

ALBUMS,

And a variety of valuable and useful artirlaa tor sale at

ONE DOLLAR S'i ARTICLE.

A check deicribing an article selected from onr Stock Ibrsa eat ONE DOLLAB, will be sent on the receipt of THEEP.

CENTS

JVb

One

to pay postage.

charge for Schedules or Checks made at this Establishment. Send fcr Circulars, »B this tbe most Jibpral sale cf the kind in the coantry. Address

FABXHAM & CO., So. 21 Friend St.,Boston,Mass,

TO THE LABI£S, Wr. are agentc for oTer ONE HUNPKED For* ©IgTi and Domwtio Manufacturers, and are prepared to far&isb the whole country with DBT and FANOT GOOD3.3ILKS, 8HAWL3, JEWSL BY. 8ILVEH WAHF, PIAZtOB, 8EWING MACHINES, Ac., Ac. at thenatfora price of

Dollar for

Each Article.

8end your Club of 10 and np wiyds, fo.r descriptive checks, showing what article can be obtained for One Dollar, with 10 cents for each check.

Circulars Sent Free. Presents Jworth from $3 to $400 sent free of charge to agents sending olnbs.

Ji fenta Wanted in ersrr Town. cuaMMdJi'd GO*, »o Ann simt,BMtoiii auae,

NEWADVIRTISEMCNTS.

pnruus the blood, invigorates the system, POSKBs«« treat noniishtnc *nd strong than ing power, enables tbei stosaeh to digest tbe heartiest food, and eetabl shee robust health,

litf*rions effects

THE SUCCESS

«Ike 0.\i Mia uu senisaoB IUU.

WEFnrnlshatartlolesaspriceof

The largtU

Agenu wanted to co-operate with ns in carry, ing out a plan which m^ets tbe wants of the million, and in the dispoeal of a Inge and varied •toes of Dry and Taney Goods, Silver Plated Ware, Watcnee, Oarpetings, Ac. Oor terms to Agenu are superior to those of any oth.r firm, aa onr Circular will show Zbosa getting np can secure a plrte of Sheeting, Watch, 3Uk Shawl, Sewing Machine, 4c., 4c

Catalegue of Qoodaand Sample lent to any ad drees rass. Send money by registered letter. Addrees all orders to

Allen, Hawes ft Co,, 18 Federal Ht,,Boiton,Haii. P.O.Box C.

Wholesale Dealers in Dry' and Fancy Ooods Cutlery, Plated Waro, Albums, lather Goods *o. Ac.

Ladles TftKe Psrttetoitfrnotice.

SEAL

ANTIDOTE.

BAMU ft CLtJIHEB, 34 Hanover St, Boston, Hus,**

W. JOKES. v. 'Z

.fn'i j-' "J"•''I

Bmohm and CKeunn/or Ftjlf Ytan C*rtd.

lr,°

treatise on the

Tobacco, with lists of reteren-

osa,teetiinoniali, Ac., srjrr raai. Agenuwanted. Address Da. T. B. ABBOTT, Jersey City, How

MCIPM FOB TBE MAN »nr*8T FBENOH othw Liquors, Wines, Oor-

dtol« and Bitters, (toomehtntry required,) will be »«ut to any party raaitttac a cheo« or postof. Oce money order «r ft to th* addreea of O W JACKSON 00., BaUlmeteVKd?

{v~*' i*

uniform ONE POL.

LAB, such are need by every lamuy, at a lees price than tbey are sold by any wholesale dealer New Tork or Boston.

clubs Dress,

Free of Cost,5 A check describing an article te be soid for a Dollar, 10 cte. 30 for $2 41 for $4 60 for SO 100 for 910. sent by mall. Ssnd money by Bsl. tered Letter. Circulars mailed free to any ad* dress. Agents wauted everywhere. Address

CODING.

And will present to any person send. In( na a Clnb in oor Great OIE DOLLAR SALE

Dry and Fancy

A WATCH, PIEOE 0* SHEETING, SILK DBKSS PATTKBNS, Ac., tc.! Free of* Cost! Onr Inducements dnr Ing the past few years have been large.

WE NOW DOUBLE OUB RATES

OF PBEHIUIIi.

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

tST Please Examine, Any person ordering either of the Clubs mentioned below, :an have their selection of ?rem-ir-,u .anmerated, corresponding to the slzeo tbe Clnb, FREE OF OJVJC DOLLAR I

For a Clnb of 30, (13.)— One of tbe fol. lowing articles, viz: 20 JMiS SllcetlBE Pelatne dress pattern Ibney coloced bed spread 100 viow Tnrkev morocso albun striped cashmere delaine dttes patters bonsy comb quilt all wool square shawl set solld gold bosom stnds all wool faioy csabnera pants Mdteat pattern gent's hair guard tbain, gold trimmings stiver plated chased butter-dish .silver plated 6 bottle revolving castor, on ftet set superior steeled bladed knives and forks wqntedpromenade shawl ladies' lonagold platedcham ladtee' gold deuble ring gontrs bsa*y obased solld gold ring solid black walnut wort bo* cr writing desk extra quality balmoral skirt pet Jewelry, sleeve button* to match violin and bow gent's cardigan Jacket splendidebonyPflejte,ivory trimmings superior Turkey morocco shopping bag ladles' high cnt balmoral boots.

For a aaMf tO (Kl.)—One of the following article*, -rtz W. yaftU kieaeiw« or browa SkWttBf Blaek ur colored alpaca dresa pattern engravBd, all vert plated, 6 battle revolving castor 35 yards superior cashmere fbr pants and vest patters extra h«»vy honeycomb quilt two fancy colored bed spreads pair gent's calf boots 4 yards farfflera' good wooi (rocking fanoy cashmere plaid dress pattern beet quality balmoral skirt rosewood brass alarm «lock ladles' ail wool cloak pattern silver-plated cake or card basket fur muiT or cape ladiee* fashionable wool double shawl splendid clasped fatally Bible, 9*12 record page and engravings 3 yards double width water proof iloaking set ivory handle knives, with stiver-platedforka set silver forks, one set of lace curtains Oennine Meerschaum Pipe in ewe.

For a dab Of 100. §10.—One of the following ar»llee. vis: 60 ran superior quality ex tra wldlb Sheeting 4yards double width oioaa. ing or coating large, flue, bleached linen table covers, with 1 doz. large sized dinner napkins to natcb 26 yards splMnid hemp carpeting, good colors extra quantity black or alpaca dress patterns pair gent's fcalf boots, best quelity silver huntina-cased patent lever w»tch one doz. ivory handled steel bladed knives and forks .liver-plated engravM & bottle revolving castor, with out glass bottles splendid violin, box and oow. compiate mngM barrel .hot guff Bacon's slx-barrel revolver pair superior white wool 01ankets nieefar mnB«nd eape slvler plated engraved ice pitcher, with salver yards all wool fancy cassimere,for suit one dozen Sogers' best silver plat«d-f»tta r:coanion sense sewing and embroidering machine two heavy honey comb quiltssplendid family Bible, record and photograph page. For larger Claha the valac Increase* litujuwinttoi

FILES

mim mm

WARRANTED FRENCH.

THE9Eafterwardstorelief

PILLS, so celebrated many years ago in Paris, for the of female Irregular ties, and noterlons tor their crlml nal employment in the practice of abortion, are now offered for eale Ar the first time In America, Tbey have been kept la comparative obscurity from the fact that the originator Dr. Yelpean, la a physician in Piarls, of greal wealth and strict sonsclentloue principles', and has withheld them from general use, lest they should be emploved for anlawful purposes. In overcoming female obstructions, tbey seem to be truly omnipotent, burstingopen tbe flood gates from whatever cause may have stopped them bnt tbey are ^offered to the public only for legitimate use, and all agents are forbidden to sell them when it Is understood that the object is unlawful.

Ladies can pocured a box, sealed from tbe ey of the curious, by enclosing one dollar, and six postage stamps to St. W. MACOMBEB, General Agent for the United States and Canadas, at Albany, N. Y., or to any authorized Agent. Sold oy all Druggists In Term tlaute. oTdwly

NEW GROCERY

PROVISION STORE! F. JD.

DEARER IN

Groceries and Provision^ No. 9 lib Street, one door South of tbe Post Offlre,

Terre-Haute. Indiana.

The undersigned has just opened at the above stand, aflrst-class family Grocery and Provision Store, with a large and well selected stock of new and frosb articles suitable for every day use in families, to which be calls tbe attention of his friends and the public generally.

Goode delivered to any part of the city frree of charge. Highest cash price paid for Country Produce. jy2d6w F. MOLLOY.

MANUFACTURERS.

PATKONIZE

MANU-

HOME

FACTUBES.

Door*

We have on hand a fine stock of Sasb and Blinds, of our own manula^ture, vi will sell at a very small advance on )it. We Warrant oar Work to b« snpcrlsr to any ever before effsred-in this market.

hfch we

Baying of us will furnish employment to your own Mechanics, and at the same time

Benefit Yourselves as we warrant all our work. We also keep on band, and manufacture to order, Window and Door Frames, Mouldings and every variety of Finishing Lumber used in bn tiding

CLIFT

WILLIAMS.

PRAIRIE CITY PLANING KILI.H. falOdtf

OMNIBUS LINE.

B. MILLER'S OMNIBUS

AND HACK LINI.

Will attend to all osllstbr trains learing the Oltyjand also dellTer issssngers in any part of tfes city witb care ud dM^icbT illeriNili tntki Rkts at ths Post Ofloe,et Dsns' Drug Store, or sty residence irfll btftoM iratttUMto, jaint'

H. B. JOK^B

JONES JONES

Bave opened, on 'the Public Square, (room formerly occupied by Mr. O. Foster Smith's Stove Store,

TEBRE HAUTE,

!•*.•}

An EstabllshmaM (or tbe sale, at

Wholesale and Retail,

SiPJ'Si'i

v,*•» "v. •*•»•.« s. A I N

IMPLEHEMTi

EX CtUSIVEL Y, as -5 And intend having the Iaigost and mo:t complete

Stock of

FAR!(ER^

Goods,

maylldw6m

.TTfAH

ITSE

.•• "tVi' Ever off.rwl In this market.

Russel Reaper and Mower.

MassiUon (Russel) Thresher

JOKES dr JOWKM.

r^/0* BARRETT'S Vegetable RESTORATIVE

ftheHAIRconceded

Was derided by tbe X. II. State F*ir\ and is now by the public to be very best Preparation for Restoring Gray 01' faded ilatr to it* original color promoting its Growtb, eradication Hn» I mors nna Dandruff, and for Drcwin^ l\ and Beautifying tho Hair. It Is free from poisonout drups, does uot stain the finest fabric, and

.PSy

BARRETT & CO., Prspriators, MAIfCHESTEB. N. H. ..^nlcago, General North-West

LORD A Buii rn Agents. O & XI. A. Terre Haute, [nd.

DAVIS. Afients for qovlldwCm

MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS!!! DON'T FAIL TO PEOCUEE

Mrs, Winslow's

Syrup,

SootMng

6 For Children Teething. This valuable preparation has been used with NEVER FAILING SUCCESS EST THOUSANDS OF CASES.

It not only relieves tho child from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects aaidlty, end gives tone and-euergy to the whole system. It will aUo inrtaxrtly relievs Qripinginthe Bbioelt and Wind Colic.

We believe it the BEST and STJHE3T REMEDY IN THE WOEtD, in all cases of DYSENTERY and DIAERBXEA IN CHILDREN, whether arising Horn teething or any other canae.

Full directions for tiling' rrni Rcroap*trr cach bottle.' So sure and call for "MRS. WTNSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP," Savin? fhtfrc-similt of Crmra *TER2W9," on the outwde wrapper. All others r.ro bsse imitations.

INSURANCE COLUMN.

FIRE, L1F£

—AND—

AGO IDEJSTT^

INSURANCE AGENCY

€BAiiE, SAMl'L 0. SOOTT

Tha following Old and Bollacla Ceuipaniss Bepnseuted.

Merchants Fire

No. 40 WALT. ST., NEW TORK.

World Mutual Life Ins. Co.,

117 BBOADWAT. NEW TORE.

Franklin Life Insurance Co.

INDIANA POT.T8, IND. 'f

LAND ACENCY.

i(' M. H1CXC0X. 11.

ur X--53

OF"' I

na-

-FOB-

MCGEE

Ins. Co.,

... HABTTORD, CONN.

Fire Ins.CO

NorthAmerican

HaBTrOBD, OONN.

Corn Exchange Fire Ins. Co.

157 BBOAPWAT, NEW YORK.

fire Insurance Co.

Buckeye

CLEVELAND, OHIO..

United States Life 1ns. Co.,

United States Casualty, Co.,

9fl'BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

Applications taken and Policies isaued in »ny ol the above named Companies in loweit current rates. Aleo,^t£AL BSTATS bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to.

Apply to

SCOTT & ORANS,

Genorsi Ftre and Life insurance Agent.

OFFIC.JE:t. ". -jexp'.t.

Main.St., between 5th & 6th

Terre Haute, Ind.

Office 159 Main Street Old Htand of Drs. Thompson & Bust

TEREE

HAUTE NOVELTY

WOBJSS, BY It 1

TITTMAN

CO."

No. ie, sontfa Fonrtk St., opposite Post Office, Terre Hante, Ind. UoBiLS, Dxxwiaos akd Ltasr MicjtTjrrsT ntAXVC •xtctrrsB. •aflefoucher'sBrtech-Ljadlng 3bot Oun slso Tittman's Brvecb sod Muzzle Loader auxin to or. 4*r from new or oM BUteriall.

8COTT. GEO. C.

HIOKCOX & CO., UAL SSTATK BKOURS

JVo. SO Otiio Strea few Convjyanceirig Carefully Done

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

SH'i it. tn-i •|U3

F°» MAI«£.

desirable residence on Sooth Market Street .— Over 2 acres of grouDd, wen set with fruit and shrubbery. Prloe, S7,(KK terms favorable,

New frame house, and lor, 90x300 feet, on Str»» berry Hill. Very cheap.

Two lots In Dean's Addition, very cheap. FITB acres, east of Flsgsn's Garden.

200 acres, 3 miles noet, kuown as the "Hussej Farm," all fenced, wtll improved good meadow wovds pasture and fine timber. A flrat-alai ,Hrmkmitb i*m -iotmowor,

Building Lots, sdjolntu* ths city, nortbtui —good size—low price and f«Tt.rable term*

House Ar£ lot, on 1st street, north of (.'lark House—5 rooms, clsivra. Urge stable, tc. Prlct Jl.iiOO. Terms easy.

Murtgii^e and Nulos a big discu.

Forty Rf ree 3V£ mites eontheast ol ivwn—M acres iu Cu itivatUu, biUuce fine liaibei. Ver oheap.

Real JEHtitte Ooliiinn

#»U

HENDRiCH & LANQE,

Office over First National Baokt 8. £. forner of Fourth and Main 8tre«tt, Terre Haute, Ind.

tiiii

Abstracts of title furnished, gotiated, anil Money invested.

ne-

FOR SALE.^^

CITY PROPKBTT.

Forty I.ots in Linton's Addition to Terr* Bants Honse and lot, east Ohio street. House and lot, la McMnrrnia's Addititlon, Home and lot in Sibley'sadditlon on 6tb street, f&Uousj and lot inRese's addition on 8th street,

Home and lot on Poplar, between dth and 7th streets, House and lot ou North Eth, betweeu wttism and Linton streets.

Two business Honses on a «u CODNTT PB'jPKtiTV. Farm ef 89 acres in Honey

Townsbiji,

173 acres in Linton township. Acres below thu Rolling Mill, wrss aide canal. Jan89dtl

HATS AND CAP5.b

EW YORK ii AT ai.UBk

C. Yates

Josei JUST IN RECEIPT OF Mens' Uata of alt kinds, SiL 1 fgR'

Hoys' Hats of all Icind* Misses' Hats of all Ulnct». Infants'' Hals of all kinds,, And at all priccs.

Hats made to or4er on sborl notice. Coma and soo THE SPUING STkl.MS, 145 JlTaln Street Tain Haute, fatf. nor STdtf

JOHN ARMSTRONG, Gunsraltii and Stencil Cutter.

Flonr, Whisky and daok brands, also Plate* fo. Blorking Clothing, cnt to order. ^Qun* made And repaired in the best of style"

All work warranted to give satisfaction. Shop 2d door East of the Mew Court Hoaae, Ohio utreflt, at the Vloo eoantv H»TFLEALXA.|dl

& HEWITT,

WHOLISATI a UTAIL^

CONFEOTIONERI AND BAKERY, No. £2 SOUTH FOVBTH STSBET, taso TERRE HAUTE, IND.

We will keep oonstantly on hand all article* in outline, and having secured the services of a Ant-class Daker and Confectioner, partleclar at tention will be paid to the baklog department. Especial attention paid to orders for Ptrtlss, Fes-' TiTals, Picnics,

Ac.

We hare aleo fitted np a pleasant and inviting ICE CREAM SALOON, where that luxury may be hsd during tbe season.'

A cordial invitation is extended to all. ml9dtf

JMPOPTEP:

fctJaold'-' bwt '»t is isn^.'q awl i'm beem

Wines andLlqiors,

C0N5I3TING IK TART

Rhine and Mosel

Wines,,i

litiii.

BORDEAUX CLARETS,

Lisbon and Burgundy Port ». and Sherry Wine,

OOONAO BRANDY1,

HOLLAND GIN,

All strictly PI'RE and oi the BEST qsalltles.

6. WEISS'

CO'S, L," 1*

i., Main street,

Between 3d and 4th Bta.,

It!

Jel8d3m Terre Haute, Indiana.

TERRE HAUT0

CONNERCUL C«ILE«E,'A

.Corner Main andt Gth Streets, [OVER TUELL, RIPI.KY dc CO.] ENTRANCE FROM FIFTH SI REST, Is the eldest and most reliable Instltotlon of the kind in the State. Instruction given in all tbe .•ranches pertaining to a thorough Business Xdacation, such as lOUk-KIKPUre, PENMANSHIP, MEKTANTUK

misili

CAUCUIIUNH, K. iv

A Scholarship in this College is good for Life, jiving tbe Student the privilege of Beviewiog

^.t Pleasure, Free of Charge. A few Pupils will be admitted, In ArithmetU' •. tnd Penmanship, at $1,00 per aoath.

NO VACATIONS.

Has returned to this ei'r, and fitted up a Steam Dyeing and Scouring jCs abllshment, at tbe old Stand, Vo. 8 North i'oDrih Street, where be will be pleased to meet his old friends, and as many new onee as may favor blm witb their patronsg 25 itf

11'

For fnrtber Information, call and see the Jchool. Send for College Paper. Address, GAR VIST A OWEST, tabl3dtf PBlIfCIPAC.')

gTEAM.DYE HOUSE. H. CLABIDGE

tfX.'-'. +Xi

J, P. MCDONALD, I (Snrcessorto A. A. Axuotsjirgcs.' .-i sifi DtitIB is ...a Book 8, Magazines! Fopers,

Stationery, Sea., 1

POST Orrtct Lots? .Trsm Hitrrx, ln» Noviedlj