Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 September 1868 — Page 2

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DAILY -i

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Wedaestaj Morning, Bept

nblican gadh»Mii-»n'ry

GEN. ULYSSES & GBANI or nun#.

&£«U «A: .««-«* FOBUOBPRBSIMSN?."' **f»' ?i*

SCETJTX.EE COLFAX, Of Indiana. XOB O0VEBK0B, Cob. CONRAD BAKJEB, of Vanderburgh

FOE SECEETABY OP STATE.

MAJOB

MAX. F. A. HOFFMAN, of Cass.j

AVBfXgZ or STAT*.

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BENJAMIN F.

"IlDTMjl'ABOTl LOST^'-DaM .jlTOOBHKjCS'

Iotb'JOTtho

Boys in blue.

OTFK STATE CANVASS

blast and rapidly approaching its culminating point. In leps than two weeks Will rrmmant of deCl&iO j— The great issue of national existence aiid public honor is to be determined,when fro decide

th$

pandfimonaivby oi

and tho Kebeh,

Having

for

aid down tfie pl^forro ci tbo»D^lnocr|iic pfcrty, tbay placcd that party in a situation whore all claim it could posseas to jj(fcajaoi*fid8nce^£4b^p6tfpi« -waft-forfeited.

The same questions at :»8us sight ysarB ago are aguia forced upon ub,

_« -W'--A

txodiite-iaae

STA.T*.

1"W1 D. Of ^amHten.f "fob TB)IAsin»B OF .fTATS, HATUAM KiafBAliL, of,

Martis.

CtZBK r*.lBE HUPBBIU5 COURT, ^BODORB. w. MoCOY, of Clarke.

^Wpngfta o»

the ettbeme oouet

i|%)ibii«l JiMMi/BtACK, of Marlfifi. I

—JVOK ATTOBKET OKKSBAL, I

D. E. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. 1

mn SCPEBINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTBUCTIOlT,

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rI^aba*

AT LA&GE|

TKuMASKLECT0B8

H. NELSON,

Vigo,

CLAYP00L,

O #6B

Fayette.

FOB 151B0T0B,

SIXTH DI8TBICT,

K. feBOSK,

Lawrence.

CaftjUI* agiiOI

ONTINOENT, iN T. SMITH, of Grease.

OONOBE88,

Mijotf W.'W. CARTES, of-Clay,

FOB JTOGE COURT OF COMMON FLEAS, 10TH JVDl$kL CISTBICT,

Hos. BAMCEL F. MAXWELL, of Parko -fliEiiOOUBT. W. W. ItDMSEY.

every opponent of

renewal of Southern rebellion, should be on the alert. The great battle in this State is to be fought In October. Let us strive to make our victory decisive.

correspondent

Herald,

of the New York

writing from Marshall, Texas

who has been traveling over Northern Louisiana recently, says: Having seen something moro of the re gion of Governor Warmoth's hundred and fifty political murders since I last wrote from that district, the conviction is forced upon mo that if Mr. Warmoth had said two hundred and fifty, instead of one hundred and fifty, there would have been little cause of complaint against him on the score of veracity

And though this correspondent Is evi I dently Wnoself Anti-Ropublican and no friend to liberty on the principles of the dominant party of the nation, he con-

fosses thM in all tho wide extent of coun try embraced in Northern Louisiana and Eastern Texas, "there is scarcely one white carpet-bagger or recently converted

Union man located for miles and up wardB from a United States military post, whose life is safe from hour to hour.1* _________ japs*

A Reliable Newspaper.

Here is a dispatch from Augusta, Maine, giving the latest advices as to election returns. This dispatch appeared in the

EXPASSS

yesterday morning. A

duplicate, of it

wbb

Journal

duly received at the

office and

supprr-$»ed by the man

agement of Mat paper Atkhnta. ME

September 28.—Rn.

turns from all tho cities and towns of the State*«eariy ali official, and furnished by th« Secrc ary of Siato, exliibit the following result:v

Ohaosberlaio, £A627: Pilhbury, 55, 455 aggregate,v,-,{%, l3l,OS2. Chambci lam's ao^itiS -?s?\ i\ 14 io^tMttpmifh st tho'dferrotar^'s of flee thttt with CtilneiJlion vi the returns by official rt'jAir.na.aud ti.e addition of a lev* plaatiitf^ cos ti.iuf.tibb, the tnajority fof Oha'rr.c95ffl "vlfl

Th.» official vo fi l*st yt»ur w«3, (h»m« berlaui, 57,832" Pii sbury, 45,990 Ccaaibtirlain'ii m.-ijorny, 11,342

The ajLUali^a^uj- re^ed to te 18,835j and tho Diiiiooruta ,.9,4G5. Tiau

vote before ihia whoa tho Republican "VStn TTft8 Ta,580, and the JJem icratic 54.085.

Republicans this .y»gr have exceeded ,ti*tir iwgw poseviouB voto by-5,697, and iuo Douiocrdta ttieir largest previous vote by 1,370. Noiurtbor cscia aocurat^ report than nWto can be obtained until the votas aro counted and aOJaBiaJy-deelwred by the Legislature. is the editorial statement that appeared ia the

suppressed Mtpatch.

We invite ,a

comparison of the two statements, and «wh a comparison will sufficiently show tbe utter baseness of the

out furtUer ro una out" .... rlatest advices from" Maine give the official return? from all but twenty-two small preoints, in 'which the relative majorities ar* known within the limited variation of no mora than five votes Thf »jo»ty for the radical candidate for QMMIXIOT is brought down to 13,58$,

nnother chanw, for secwqjon. Grast'b ^rieetion TOellBth^whote4Bto oP6 eoluble whole, calling ob

is now in fall

.J^e the of our. Ration ma and Sta'e/c^r whc^b^r thpy are bft wloltl"?e^

HkmjbIcks

"Whisky Bing, augmented by the revitfeil

THEMSELVES

crushed the

beliior., il^tteople. right to termino f^MhiriVsu^i' uius Bottled shall ^h«u

(u wfoteWrabeVs jfBnt New York,

and

again for the American peopla to decide ^heta' through fro Iff ^"Tthrough'tho bdyonat, tnw

The groat issues of the Pxesideu election, issues on which the honor, and •*70 sq|^5^ yofy

of this government depend, have been thoroughly discussed and are to b9 decid ed, bo

far as tbo powerful voice of three large Stated can decide them, two weeks front: yesterday. The time ia short The enemy is active* The tide of money and oratory thrown back by overwhelming defeat in the East, is strongly setting in upon na in Indiana iMfPiMjli^Mf^tt-iii-^^atekeDed activity, if sot in renewed confidence, of the Democracy, ,, Every Republican, every sup porter of

to stamp on it

what God wills."

of June, juBt thr»«~Weelra

before bto noaunatioo,

hottk

Hoeatio S*t-

in Wfl spSficb at the Dooper Initi-

stituesaid: I "The labor of the East puts its earnings into savings banks, life insurance, oi in other forms of moneyed investment. Thus thoy are deeply interested an government bond?. Ail the funds of saving banks and life insurance companies are pot in government bonds, but they bold an amc which woold cripple or ruin tbem if bonds were not paid, or if they are in debased paper. If we add the trusts for widows and orphans, we find that 2,500,000 persons are interested in gqv-? ernment bonds who are not capitalists and who are compulsory owners at present prices under tbo operations of otar laws."

A list of claffl^of'pewous wUosInwaln are invested iff^the New York savings banks will show who are they that are deeply interested ia inaintaining the na tional credit. The largest-number in the list of depositors art I. iPeiBaies hired out at domestic labor 2. Labor 3. Seamstresses 4. Clerks 5. Me.

ere cbanics w6.: £itale~ waiters T. The government tax of five per cent, is wllec^^fgm^M earnWjjS pf.these,feo» pie, and yet tho Democracy want ty reduce the value ot these earnings from 70c on.the dollar to 10c, and!then repudiate the 10c. I

... Unrequited love, ir 4 The sad est, most humiliating case of unr^gui.ted..%v|, .ever presented at any time] befor^-aViy' people, is how paraded before the people of this Congressional District in tbe case of D. W, VOORHE4s who goes up and down fropi Mitchell to Perry ville, from Bloomingtpn to Merom hypocritically^ sniveling at the sight of blue coat, weeping on the highways and in tbe street corners at the mention of an qptpty sleeve, and bloviating in tbe most ostentatious manner of the deep, intense aad abiding love be i&s alW£|s botnfl for tbe Boys in Bltie. ,4.

It is sad to contemplate this immense but unavailing outlay of muscle and tears Though he travels like a second

and pours out the lachrymal flood likei reviifea editWn of NioBK, jet never a Boy in Blue feelB moved in bis heart to respond with a single answering throb of affection.

And why 1 Simply because the soldiers are not Idiots.,

Thoy know that the man who was the most persistent and relentless enemy of tbo cause for which they fought and bled for which their comrades died, could not have been and cannot be their friend.

They remember the record of this man' public acts and utterances,and they search it in vain from the inauguration of the war, in December, 1860, to the hour when the last rebel laid down his arms, to find one word that he ever spoke, or one act he ever performed, that exhibited any' thing but bitter hostility to his govern ment and intense-hatred of the came of the Union.

They know that bis speeches gave hope to the rebels and thereby prolonged the sanguinary Btrife, thus placing upon bis soul the awful responsibility of the sacri fice ofmany a patriot's life

They know that, more than three months after thb wir began, he took for his motto, and gave the same motto to bis friends "Not one man, not one dollar, not one gun .jwith which to carry death and desolation to Southern firesides."

They remeoSber the Hardesty letter, promising one hundred thousand men to defend the South, and they hear, In imag' Ination, the shrHl^ rebel yell with which that letter was greeted by rebel battalions when it was promulgated in. general orders and read at evening parade.

They remember thftt speech at Sullivan in which this man—forgetful of the dead and dying soldiers of the Union and their surviving1- comrades who were then appealing for help to drive back the ex* ultont enemy—boasted of tbe prowess ot the "eight milliooB of brave Cau^^§ps" whe could not be conquered."

They remember his advice about those iron collars."

They remember who it was that went through the old Seventh District flaunting a greenback in tbe faces of the people and telling them that in six months it would not be worth any more than t)onfedernte scrip,

They have a clear recollection that iu the dark days oTt^e gloomiest period of tho war-, YooRBKia, then in Congress, was asked tg vote "Uiat our ttawtlf: iir® tordercd to our soldiers in the Held for fheir gallantry in dqiending andf upholding the tiag'of tho tfbion,' and defending the great principlwdear to every American patriot," and that he answered, "aoi" thus declaring that "&othatik» were due" the Boys in Blue, lor "carrying death nd destructipg to Soather$ firesides."

Tbeso soldier boys also bear in mind that

we hold it to be the duty of Congress to pass alt necessary bills to supply men and money, and tbe duty of the people to render every aid in their poWeT to the constituted authorities of the Government in the crushing oat of the rebellion and In bringing the leaders thereof to Oobdign punishment,-' and that when asked thus to vote, his eloquent voice thundered back 'No I' thus deeping "It is not the duty ot Congress to supply mea and moaty," "it is not the duty of the paople to render

irtry aid in their poWfer to the conMltutad authorities of the Goverwaenfe In the crushing out of we rsbelliSi bringing the leaders thereof to condign giumlupsnt^

These area few of the reflections whidh the name- of VooBHBM suggests to the mind of a soldier and these area few of the reasons why they despise his professions of IoveT 'Tn as much as you were the Seoy of the cause for which we foogS^ you wate our enemy," they say. "We can forgive the open enemies whom we fought and conquered in th^ field, but we never can and never will forgive the sneaking political scoundrels who stirred up strife at the rear, the contemptible poltroons whose sympathies were with the tobels and, whom base cowardice alone prevented from taking up arms in the rebil"rankB."

Iforaee fireeley on the Sooth. Mr.

Irishman.

And they we»er

whose craven

lips uttered the words, Lincoln Dogs." They bear in mind that when their rank's were thinned by death and they called for help, Yoobhses, instead of iding them men, did his utmost to keep back reinforcements—but sent them instead, a speech against tbe government a speech so very patriotic I

couldn't circulate it without getting arretted. Tbay remember that he tried with all bis powerB of mind and heart, to destroy the credit of the government, to close ev.ery avenue by which money could flow into the treasury.

Our

a rStber hopeful view of the future of the South: But let no one fear that the crimes whereof the South is now the arena and the viptinrcanjlnally triumph. In all the dark days of Kansas, hardly twelve years ago, when Leavenworth was seised by armed rufflans from Missouri, her noblest citizan- butchered, and all who were known as antislavery men "sent down the river," while the ruffians hold an election and chose their cronies to every municipal office. Remember the burning of the Free State Legislature at Topeka, dispersed by Federal soldiers with loaded cannon and lighted matches and remember ftat this "was the sch ooll wherein Nathaniel Lyon and Edwin Y. Sumner first learned to comprehend and execrate slavery. I cannot deem it probable that the crimes now rampant in the South sballl achieve even a temporary triumph for their contrivers but, if they should, it can only be so ordered that they may invoke a more complete and signal retribution. Slavery, "the sum of all villainies," now writhes under the heel of the Federal Constitution. It must not be expected to die peaceably nor speedily on the contrary, its spirit will infest, will haunt us even after life shall have been expelled from its quivering remains. But the work of Congress has been done so thoroughly that it will be found Impossible ever to reanimate the carcass or give to its last oppressions even the semblance of a renewed legality

The black is no more a chattel he is now in law a man, and must sMhd or fall as his conduct shall determine. There is no more a logical basis for any discrimination by the State between tbe legal rights of one citizen and those of another and such discrimination cannot, in the nature nf things, undure. The child is surely born who shall see this fair, broad land, in every part, ajand of Equal Rights and Equal tws where no man shall be degraded or exalted because of his color or origin wherein every avenuo to fame and fortune shall be open to all alike and whereon each morning's sun shall smile more benigoantly because Justice is the basis, and righteousnes the measure of its

)littcal institutions. A land purged of and Howel Cobbs, and consecrated evermore to Sill humanity, through the universal diffusion of knowledge and virtue, under the segis of universal, lawguarded freedom. gjiiaici."''1 'T 1 little Story.

A story illustrating the position of the Democracy as regards the national debt has its origin not far from the city of Ottawa, Illinois. Bearing in mind the fact that the Democratic party, in every State where they had a majority in the year 1$60," rebelled and attempted to secede from the Union, and thereby caused the expenditure of nearly $4,000,000,000, of which $2,500,000,000 remains in the form of a debt, and that they are now abusing the Republicans on account of it, the point of the'story will be easily perceived

An honest Irishman, perhaps a little too fond of whisky, had a wife, who thrashed him with great regularity, and often sent him to bed without his supper One day he entered the office of a lawyer, to whom his hapless condition had been for some time known, and asked for private consultation, when the following conversation ensued:

-"The ould woman is in jail.'

Lawyer.

"That's lucky."

Irishman.

"Well, yer honor, how shall

we get her out Lawyer.

"What is she sent to jail for

Irishman.

"She's fined fourteen dollars

for breakin a winder, and sent to jail till its paid." 'Latoyea.

"Is it only for breakin a win

dow?" ',-f" Irishman.

"That's all, yer honor, ex

cept this," [taking off his hat and showing a fresh gash on the side of his head.] "Ye see I was sitting in Mr. Mulrooney's grocery, and thftould woman came by and jist heaved ashtone through the winder and took me here."

Lawyer.

"Well Patrick, if you must

get her out the cheapest way is to pay the

Irishman. "But she'll murder me for shqmndherm the money:"—Chicago Tribune.

Sodden death or a Singular Person From tbe Sueqnoh anna (N. Y.) Ind«jeadent. Miss Mary Hurlburt was found dead in her bed September 12. This was the eccentric Miss Aurlburt, from whose person Dr. Sumner, now at Rochester, ex tracted„about ten years since, such an in credible number of needles and pinsmore than three hundred in number She wpuld never give any account of the manner in which they were intro duced whether she swallowed them or thrust them directly into her flesh nor did her friends by watching her ever find out They were found at different times working on the surface of almost every part of the body, but chiefly on the limbs. A lady, who refused to believe the stories about their removal, states that she went to satisfy herself, and saw Dr. Sumner extract nearly fifty from one arm. The girl seemed to be very little affected by the operation.

John Allen—Spicy letter from Barn am. Editor ot tti»Bridgeport Standard.]

The New Haven

Palladium,

Palladium

of to-day

announces that John Allen is lecturing nndar my auspices. I told- the editor of tbe

saw Allen in my life, and have not the slightest interest in him in any way, and never desire to have. His agent last ff*eek called on me, and I told him if Allen was honest in his profeseions he ought to give a share of his receipts to the Sab' bath schools in every place where be lectured. I learn that he is doing so, but whatever he may do, I would not consider it a very good investment to purchase all his religion £or two cents.

P-T.

BABNtTM.

Minister to England, Mr. Reverdy

Johnson, though unanimously confirmed by our Republican Senate, seems to repay such liberal courtesy by standing aloof from the whole Liberal party in England, and by throwing himself into the arms of a faction which was and is the foe of the United States. From a recent letter from Mr. Roebucks, tbe member of Parliament who always yelled with exultation at the news of rebel victories, Mr. Johnson has been billing and cooing with him, and "usingexpressions of kindness Which touched him very nearly." However, a short six months will terminate this hobnobbing with an American will represent land whose sympathies wor his country throughout her great "struggle, and who knows her friends abroad.— If. F. Comtwmwealth.

BoTTisor

j|fs toTY0X for jjimples on the face «i necinrfth great satisfaction. Please sehd me two more bottles," writes «J. H. Mellen, of Ridge Prairie, Ills. dwlw.

IstJaeauMOAt fragrancerises in invisible clouds the moment that a hottle of

perfume for the handerchiefi'is opened one single drop scente a handkerchief' Sold by all druggists

Spottkd

likk

DoMlNosw—The teeth

soon become speckled if every defilement is not removed from them every twentyfour hours. To do this effectually there it nothing likb

renders the enamel impervious and indes tructible.

"GpaEdingV

celebrated Glue fe now

being used to cement friendship between Grant and Butler. deoijlw

When

th*

PlantationBitters

West Indies

were

first made known to the American* peo' pie some seven years ago, it was supposed that they were an entirely new (hing, and had never before been used. $o far as their general use in the United States ics oncerned, this may be true. It ip also true that the same Bitters were made and Bold in the Island of St. Thomasi over forty years ago, as any old plinter,] merchant or sea captain doing business) with the

will tell you. It js dis

tinctly within my recollection that in the return of my father (who was a «ei captain, and doing an extensive trade rn the tropics,) he would invariably havel these Bitten among the ship's store?, anfi our family sideboard was never without khem. For any sickness, it.matters not hiw se vere or trifling, the decanter of thetpBit ters, by a different name, was MwaU resorted to as a sovereign remedy^

Magnolia WaTIB.—Superior

A NSW PBBFCUR FOB KXUUI81TK, PHALON ft BO:

glSU.

"jo the

best imported German Cologne, ai£l sold at half the price.,-c ,*• 28-deoW-wlw. Yju* .f~

Phalon's Paphian Lotion

fbr Beantuyins thd SKIS and COMPiJillo,

Beiaores au SBuraioiVB,

fbbokibh. pihplks,

MOIH UL0XCHE8, TAV, etc,, and reapers THK SKIN SOFT, FIAB and BLUOHps For LADIES in the JfUBSEBI It Is Inrt^nable. For 6BSTIEMEN after BHAVUTO it has ntj equal. "PHAHAN Itmon" is the only r.llabje rem edy for Diseases and^Mcmishes of the 8EIN.

PHAXON'S "PiPHIAJr BOAP" Rr tho TOILET. MJBSKKT an* BAIS will hot chap tlfc SUN. Price, as vent* per Cake.

"FLOB I»E MAYO,'' "FlOB D£ MAIO."

CHIEF

TK, LASTINfi^F^fiJ tAMCE Hold byal( Drug, .^BJwiy-atorm

FARM IMPLEMENTS.

FARM WAGONS I

Hanafacir'a for tnf oin Trifle!

Timber Seasoned Two Tears!

Well & Completely Ironed!

Wide Track and Tbtck Tire

Hand shaved Spokes!

Strong Iron Braces!

Handsomely Faijnted! u.-vn: —a

"Very Light praft I

WABRANTED FOB A YEAR I

JONES & JONES* 1

The CAST-CAST-STEEL PLOW

Is the Best in the World!

UNDERTAKERS.

UNDERTAKER

M. W. O'COIN NELL Saving purchased back from B. W

Gruber

Oo.,

the Undertakers Establishment,

and having bad seven years experience in the business, ti now prepared to famish Metalic Burial Oases, Caskets, and Wooden Oofflns, of all styles and sizes, from the best and largest stock of bnriai material in the State at 104 Main Street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dwtf Terre Flau&e 29. Ma

S A A 0 a

I 3 E

Is prepared to execute 1 orders In his line wiia neatness and dispatoh ^rner of third and Cherry treeta, Terre Haate, Indiana. jan80~5-dwtf

COAL.

JJIYEK COAL. JOHN MeFABLANS Is now selling the beet article of Biver OoaJ, screened on the widest screen In me in Vigo connty, at as lew a figure «s an inferior article can he porchMcd." Those wish Ing to lay in supply should look to the'r inter, est*, and bay the best when it is as cheap as poor arricle.

Orders left at the Post office Lobby, at tbe 'Vigo County Scales," or addressed to Box 59o P. 0., Terre Haate, will receive prompt attention. anglTdtf

JJRAZIL COAL. BUTSCH old cnst general): rised agei

V. BUTSCH A CO., would respectfali} inform their old customers and the citi*«n of Terre Haate generally, that SAUUBL is their authorized agent for Brastl Splint ot Btbck Coal. All orders lett with him-will be promptly atten ded to. How is the time to order, while the price Is low.

Coal Dealers supplied at the lowest market price. Address, V. BUrSGH CO., Indianapolis. «r, JOHN ANDBBW, Braall. jZ4dSM

QOAL! C9ALU Being now prepared to Sit all orders for the best of Brsefl blade, and Highland Ooal, at the cheapest rates, Mr Is your rims to lay in your Coal by leaving your orders at 107 Main street, or with B.

Kppet under Bowling's .Ball, on

«hstreet, with whoas I have ma/ie arrangements to receive all orders and giT# all iafonaation in egsdrd the basluuss,

pTs.toA

large lot of Lehigh Coal on the road.

AtfgSUSflt. B. P. MtBBILL-

jr. P. MoDONAU, (Ssceeeaor to A- A, AkkopJ^

Books, KaSSnes, Papers, 8tafloMry» Ac., Pos* Omci Iom...,,...«mTms Haora. lit#

HovlSdly,

Can&ti(Uff<x* ft T., BSnovacdftR' •nd advantages daring 43 jears. Termi reasonable. B.

GBAWTAIDCOJLFAX,

One Ag»ot hii eold CO cop£»* inS d*jr». One Agent \**f) has eold copies in 3 days. We ample? noOeueral Agents and oSar

id&SXS

WAITED FOB

Or. Kane's Ctreat PietorialWork •^Arctic Kxplpratioas," An elegant -colusae of nrwt merit apd instruc-

Hon aad'of great interest for.all reader, ,j WITH 300 BZAUTIFDl KSfiBATIKfiS and a BkMch of tbe Aothor. .Kiclutite territory giyen.and large oommbstons Fortficntaraand Bgencyi,itddtewJR. W. BJilSS

CO., PobljalierB, Toledo. 06io, »nil BartfirU^-

AtiXHTBi WANTED FOft fHB

OFFICIAL HISTORY & WAR Its Causes, Character, Contact asd B(«aitN, BT HON. ALKIANDEB IL STEPHM&

Iti ready atle, combln«d with an inereaied commission, make it the best snbtcrtption book ever published.

One agent in Kacton, P«., roportr ?S »tibsori. beri in three day*. Another IB Boetoo, 103 cubscrlbers in fouPdays.

Send for Olrcniara aiuLs«e oar terms, and a fnll description of the "eorlci-Addre** NATIONAL PUBLI8HINO CO CinclaBatl,S) or St. Lota|s, Mo. Li

OUR UTTJLBIiS —AND— .. uUR KIOUr§. A TIMELY NBWWORK BY JUDGE WILLIS.

Agents Wanted.

XHE

BOOK Full AGENT". OLD and YOUNG, learned and unearned need it constantly.— All takeit readily, as the.prica soils the times. It hss oo competitor. ItiB fitelylllastratad with steet pUtfS. Over COO p»g«B. The best chance yet offered Hen and Woaen to malteniHiiey »ithant risk, send for terms Estr'a lodncements cWen. Becnrtifirst choice of fiald.

ALL STYLES AND SHAPES

u©ET TOfBt F»R KOTiBHIfG.'W

Anyone who sends ns' an order for Five (8) Axes at One Bnllar and a taair eaen, with the cash, will recelTe one extra lor aofhlng.

We win pnt oar Axe alongside of eny other maka and prove It-the best finished and the larg •at steel, measuring two and a h«rf inches.

We bare made Axe* for twenty two yi»r«, and Won't yieid the palm in thaie to any maunfar. torer,and yet confess that a "SnotArofllllcoi«,' called CoiBUBW, beat as ln his patent shape. The circnUr-blt and continiious el pa mates the same abor produce twice as mttch effect. 7.

3WE CAM IT

COLBFBN'i PATESX

Ifi: S9G •. •—"-V

11ED JACKET AXE

Any one who sends ns an order for FIVE AXES of thia at XffO ($a) DOllJWS each, with the casjahaDe.receive

If OS. 40, 46, 50, 60, 70,

Kspeclally, are

STRONGER THAN EY£B BEFORE

Clothes Lines.

farm Implemonts, TKBBK HAUTE, IND.,

Sure Pay.

tPfttlv ries paid weekly.

where to soil oar

QAA A.

chines.

Full particular free.

aarAMTBD-SAlESMEJt *w MaaufacturioK Oompanr ai

Ohadwick

nut-st., Phiiedeiphia, Pa.

BLOOD.

Of oar Oae Bellar Sale has

xj-RA*Di40 rbvq LUT I O N

bxiba

indnoemente to eanvacem. S nd for circular and learn nr terms befoie eDfaf(tng rise* here. J. B. BLiiiK A 00., Pabutters, HMlf^rd, Oobb.

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Bala

Agents wanted every

TaUnt Eserlasting White Wire

Call at or address the GIBARD

WIRK HILLS, Philadelphia, Pa.

AGENTS WANED. mil the Genuine Oroide Hunting Caaed Watches, best imitatioa gold watches made. Price

Co., Boston, Mass.

#15.

indnclnents to agents. Address

Great

WANTED- •AfiKHfTS. •TI'J.,!200

That in otafa «b"*tfpft»$h*~1i Isii nd occasioned by^our, constaatlv

sell the GENTINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Price only $18. Address 8E00MB & CO., Pittsborgb, Pa. Boston, Mass.

TEAR TO AGENTS, to sell the star Shuttle Sewing Ma

Extra in)uct«aente

to experience! Agents. Call on or address W. S WILSON A CO., Cleveland,

or St. Louis, Mo.

OOO® TKUSTY AGEBfT8.-We*ill guaranty 880 per week and expenses, for pa ticnlars, a dre timore, Md.

iG. W. JACKiOH A CO., Bal

to travel for a

Manufacturing Company and sell by Sam pie, Good waters are guaranteed. Address, with stamp, H. D, HAMILTON ft CO., Wo.

MAHH00D-"Nothing so important Send two stamps sealed 72

Wfor

pages on the whole pubjeot. Dr.

con-

fldintUl Physician, 617 Sf. Charles-st., Bt. Louis. Mo., stinls pre eminently aboveall others In his sptci&Hty. No matter who failed, stato yonr cue. Patieiiti treated ly mail in every State.

FTHE MULTI. TUOES WH03E AVOCATIONS

FOR SVLE BY AI.L DEALERS

WE SELL FOB ONE DOLLAR

GOLD

and silver Watches, Seeing Machinei, Silk Dress Patterns, Caipettngs, Domestic Goads,

CIKCrJLATtS SB33STT FRICIC giving full partlculari, or ten checVs esnt fbr One Dollar, desorlborg tendlflerent articles which we will sell lor ONE DOLLAR EACH I

Splendid Inducements offer el to Agents sending us Clubs^ Address LABONTE fc BABBITT, No. 83 Sudbury Street, Boston, Mass.

DB-WKITTIEB, 617 St. Charles Street, St. iouis, 10.,

trvate confidentially all delicate, intricate and long str.nding complaints, publishes a pamphlet which should be read by every yeuog man in America. Send two stamps. Patiests ereryWheie. State yonr case.

A OEIITS WASTED—For RICHARDSON'S crest and notrnlar Tork

GRE»^FA#_JFFENLAR "JSRK^THE PRASOSAIHIS tost or"

OENBRAI. GRANT, withlATeof SCITYUSCQLFAXin ONE Toiume. 'Ibeiiterstnreof oar swdsra history ha* produced no boot which will coalman 1 greater attentieti."~g. T.

Tribvt*.

ABOvmiBg to learlf So that we in lUltr prepared tt) sell every dstenr- a acripttoa ot 9i» ii« f«qr Basis. Mint pHW Wm,

^iomerr

.Wa»elwa,

Of better qualUy than any other Concern in the country for the uniform jprice of

ONB IMlJAk^ AKVICU. «®"Ttie best of 'Boston add N«* Ybrls refcreaoee (^ven aS to the reliability of-ear house, and that oaf business ie conducted ln the lairsM and most legitimate manner possible, and that we give greater value for themouey than* can be obtained in an* other wav. All Goads Bswged a» Brafcea jba Traaayortadip B«#HKed vu*«at V*$n§. »ST Oheeks describing mrticies scat to Agents in Clab# at' rates mentioned below. We guarantee eyery article to cost less than if bought at any BdstOn at New York house.

Our Commissions to Agents Exceed those ot

Wool

FAK9fEJ.EE A CO.,

PnbUshers, 738 SansomSt., Fhil^delphis, f&.

win one extra for nothing.

AH reiponsiMe Hardware Dealers sell the -LIPPINCOTT AXES." Bny from them. Bnt if then should happen to be one so unfortunate as not to know ns^ send the money and we will be sure to please yen.

LlfPINCOTT & BAKEWJELL, Pltt»bnrsta, Pa,, Sole ownecs of Oolburn's Patent Are.

COATS

,-j. & p.

TWIST IHEIB BEST 8P001 COHON

S O

With Special Reference to tbe Wants io Operatives on 4

S S W I A I S E S a1 m: feel

kind—jiroef of this can bfl found tn eomparing our preatittma wits those of others sea OMtta

will send (o

Frame, feathered edge and epangied, 1 steel Carving Knife andFork, »e'ry beet qnallty, ivoqr balance blade, 1 handsome beadtd and lined Patasol, SO yards gtwd Print, 1 very nne Damksk Table Cover, lpr. test quality Iiadlee' Serge Congress Boots, 1 doz. fine Linea Towels, doaen Roger's best Silver.Dasiert Kurks, 1 li»dW large real Morocco Traven&g Bag, 1 lancj Dress Pat. tt rn, doz. elesraat silver, plated engraved aapkiii Rings. 1 dot. Ladies' fine Merino or Cotton Blockings, Gent's hsavy eaaasd solld-Ooid Bing, Vpr. Xiadie.' high out Balmoral Boots, 1 elegant Delaine Dress Patt rn, 1 Violin and Bow, in boa complete, I set Jeweliy, pin, eat-drops, and slee?ebnttuns.

For a Clnb of 60 ald Fife »ollara-i bloc* or colored Aipacca Dries Pattern,1 sec Lace.Gur tains, 1 pr. all woel Blankets, engrared Silver' plated- Revolving Castor, 1 bsantifol Writing Desk, solid Gol«Scarf Pin, i% yards very fiae Cissimere, for Pants and Yest^ .set iTocy rhal-, anced handle Knives with silver-plated Forks, 1 elegant Satin Iterasol, heavily beaded and lined wita silk, 1 pr. gent's Calr B0oti,*80 yards goo Print, 30 yards good brown or bleacbed Sheeting, yard wide or 0 yds yd. wide, good quality, Ladles' efegaut Morocco Trave.lng Bag, 1 square Shawl, I plain Norwioh Poplin Drees Aitters, 1% yd j.

d.iable wiutu cloth for^adles! Oioak, elegant -engraved silver.plated Tea Pot, 3 yards 01 double width water-proof Cloth for Oloaking. For a Oittb or |9D sad Ten Dollars—1 iich Merino or Thibet DreSe Pattern, I pair fins Dam' Ask Table Oioths and J^apkins to match, 1 pair Gent's French Calf Bcots, 1 heavy silver-plated engraved I

Co Pitcher, very fine all Wool Cloth for

Ladies' Cloaks, 1 webSrery best quality brown or bleached. Sheeting, 7% yards fine Oassiaere for suit,!elegant Poplin Dress Pattern, 1 eiegai English Bersge Saawl, 1 set Ivory balanced ha die Knives and Forks, 1 ladiea or ge»ta. Silver Hunting case Watch, XBartlS't Hand Portable HewUg Mactina,.splendid Family Blbl^ steel ingrariogs, wfth record and Photograph pages. 85

yards good Hemp Carpeting, good colorsiljalr

food

Marseilles Quilts, 1 good barrel Revolver, elegant Fur MuiT aniCape. 1 single barrel Shot Gun, 1 silver-plated engraved 6 bottled, revolving Castor, cut glass bettles, 1 very fine Violin ani Bow, in case, 1 set Itfory balanced' KhlVes and Forks.

Presents for larger GWb*Increase in the same ratio. •,

Bend Money by Beglstei^d Letter. CafalogutfcrGoods to aay address Twiti-

Jfos. 98 and 100 Somaitr Boston.

INSURANCE COLUMN.

FIRE ASD I.IFE,

INSURANCE AGENCY

.-*' ., 7 -.ds 1 The following JOld and Sellable Oempanies Represented.

Merchants Fire Ins. Co., HABTFOBD, COHH. snti ,ia itorifneri^i Fire Im.Co. ^SaBTFOBD,

CONN.."",

Far Sale by ?.• 1

All Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions.. dbACA Per Month, guaranteed.

Corn Exchange Fire ins. Co., 157

BBOADWAY, JSTKW TOBK.

Lumbermans Fire In$t Co. OF CHICAGO.

BuckeyeFtre Msurimce Do.

Oboidb Watch

E S

restrict

them to a slttiog pos'ure, more than two-thirds saff-r from Constipation.— Do tbev know that nn cailonal resort to TARBAKI'S S BTZEK APERIENT w.nM preTentall tbeir misery! Its regnlattrgproperlies are nnptraUeled.

MEDICINES.

Missouri Lands. STX PARCELS—680, 920, 2000, 2120. S240, and 3590 acres—in Parry County, for sale, 60c. per scie, by E. G. HHBPHABD, 2 Bowling Green, N. It. City.

Applications taken and Foiicles issued in any ot

the above named Companies

in lowest canant rata. Also, REAL ESTATE bought. and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended

Apply to -T.

U—M. A OEANE, General Fire and Life' Insurance Agent

•'?OB*JB*ICVBSt ,'-s

MainlSt. between 5th & 6th

Terr© Jiaute, Ind.

Office 1(59 Main Street Old Stand of Dra. Thompson & Bnat

Also Affent for

and Telegraph

Me D* Ex. do's Fast Freight Lines From New York, Boston and intermediate points

Claims for Orerrharge and Baaage pnoHOy settled at this aiftncy. M. A. CRANE.

TOto BABNIBZLE.yy

Merchant Tailor, MAIN STREET,

Over Baxtm$ Walmsley's Dry Goods store Would respeoteully call the attention of the cltlzene of Tfetro H*Ut#rend thi public in general, that he bu rented rco«n» above Sox ton Walmsley'jDry Qttpdfl storfl, ior the purpose of carrying

Mevcbaixt Tailoring. He keeps alw«ys on hand a FASHIONABLB SELECTION* 0* XjaSSIMBRBS, VESTIHG3, oLOTHS, So and Is ready ts make It up in The Latest Style and ob Siort Hotice, and on wf^«Sijo«ible Terms. Having no high rente to pMvJw# promisee to make up to oiw,

whether the

*This work was pre-

pared, as I mow, with approval of Gen. Grant, and its author had access to matters hitherto kept from the public."—Or.

neodsbo ltlrnUhed by him or ao&r*

Everjthiig ia his lino cheaper than anywhere Cutting dene

and

warranted to fit. A liberal

patronage tolfcUH. ang29dtf. m&m sai«

•dts

MATS AND CAP®. HAT'stobi

fioaa

Joseph C* Yates^f JtTST Etf BBCBIPT OF Me^s'HatsoiaU kinds,

Soys' Hat* of a.11 kinds, .. Misses' Hats of all lrtnds, Infants' Btnta

And at all prices.

Bend for Circulars. Address B. W, BLU38 CO., ToltAe 0hi9,

ot all Mads,

'"THE FALL styles,

14S ifain stivs|._ Tsr^s Hants, Ind. B*T STdtf

ATT01

Wa, B. XcLeaa, Mala street. Baird AOraft, t& Kaln Street. Seott Day, 00 Ohio Street.

Tai afUE uzs, ia addiuon to.whioh we clalfi to to fve better goods of the sune character

Agent* free of charge,

for a Clnb «f 30 anl Three Dollars—l dos. good lineu Shirt Arontb 1 set aeUdrftaid Stads. Ail wool Cassimere for Pants, flue white Counterpane largri sIk«,

AB0HITX01B AND BUILDEES. J. A. Vrydagh, eorner Main and Fifth. Oilft WilUama, corner Ninth aad Mulberry

BAKERS.

Qeo. W. r,atfhi*bJBce.

BOOTS AJfD SHOSS.

V. An«fc*w», iUlMstr9et, bet. Fifth and Sixth Chaa. S.Buggies, 18 North Fosrthrstreet. BOOKS AND STATIONERY, lIBartlett A Austin, 101 Main street.

J. P„McIkaaid. PostoOce Lobby. V. W. O'Connell, Vain street east of foorth. CARRIAGE PAOTOBY. Harper, Wlldy A Oo., Cor. lid andWalniit.

CLOTHING

DENTISTS.

L. Barttolossew, 167 Main street. 0. O. Liacoln, Sth St., between Main and Ohio. J. Richardson, Ohio street, bet. Third and. 1th.

DYB MOUSES.

H. F. Iitnen, Main, between 6th and 7th Sts. H. Ciarldge, No. 8 North «th St. DRY GOODS. Tuell, Ripley Co., corner Sth and

But,

yards taown.oc bleacbed dheettoc, good quality, yard vrids, I ^l^ant XOO Picture Jtoroccu- bound Photo. Ablui^ 1 double lens Stereoscope and, 12 Foreign VteWs,l Silver plated engraved Sbottle Castor, 1 elegant Silk Fan, with Ivory Or Saedal

Oulick ft Berry, corner Main and Fourth. X. L. A Co., corner Main and Sixth. 3. It it. A. Davis, corner Main and Third.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Jones ft Jones, east side Pnblic Square. Lyne A La wee, Main St., near corner 7th. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER

John Arastroag, Ohio street, east of Third. HATS AND CAPS. Joaeph 0. Yates, 145 HUs atreet. Wsstfall Brothm, 85 Main street. S

MOTELS.

National Hoase, eorner Sixth and Main. Clark Honse^corner Ohio and First. Terre HauseHoufe, corner Main and Seventh. BarljfcHoase, West end Main street. HOU9B AND SIGN PAINTERS. Wm. B. Manning, Ohio St., East of 4th.

ICE DEALBBS.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Biddle, 151 Mala street. PLUMBER. B. Buckell, South Fourth stroet.

Su uecess,

fnoncBolftc

BY ITS U8%

vS? Gray or Faded Hair is qniady restored to itsyoutiiM color and lieauty, and with tbe first application a {N»trttftil gloss and delightful fragrance 1a given to. the Hair. It will cause Hair to grow on Bald Spots. It will promote luxuriant growth.

FaLIIHGKiBisimmediately

checks!

Wm* tele fcr sll BrsntMs. '. PKPOTwatuted ftom Greenwldi St to SB Btt«kySt. A 40 Park Place.

MANUFACTURERS.

pATBO^lZE HOME MANUTAOTUBXS. Ws have on hand a fine stock of Sash. Doors and BUods, of onr own manufacture, which we will aell at a very small tdvance on jst. W© Warrant our Work to be superior to any ever before ofiered ia this market.

Baring of as will farnish employment to yonr wa Mechanics, aud at the same time

Benefit Yourselves

as we warrant all onr work.

We also keep on hand, and mannfactdre TA order, Wiadow and Door Frauee, Mouldings and every variety of Finishing Lumber nsed in bniid-

,ng'

oLiFT

Prairie Qity Plaaing Mills, corner of ftht~, ffnlberry Straet*. laldt

riTERRE HAUTE ISOTBLTT WORKS, BV

DRY GOODS.

c.wiTTia&coJ

|73 MA IK STBBBT4i[l|

OPPOSITM Mp|gsaBg'8 JiA&p

^AAio^apWIng tWrtiTrge

A S O O

W. H. Bannister, 79 Vain Street. Orover A XUIer, 81 Mala Street. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

B. Oarvtn A Owes, Principal, cor. 6th A Main. COMMISSION AND GRAIN. D» B, Bryant Co., Bast Main Street. John Haney A Co., First St., on Oarsai Basia.

Jacob Stelnmrhl, €8 Main Street. W Jacob Hay—Orders at Rlppetoe's. INSURANCE AGENTS. Scott A Crane, Main, stmt, east of Fifth,-...

JEWBLLBBS.

&. R. Freeman, 74 Main street. John B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block ^4., JOB rBINTEB»t, John A.Bryan, 116 Main Street.^

MUSIC DBALBBS.'-3

f. O. Llndemann, 91 Main street. -1. Klssnsr, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street. MECHANICIAN.

A. Tittnwn, 16 south 4th St. opp. Post Office. f. MILLINBBY.^ Mrs. il. H. Abbott, opposite Post Office.

RAILROAD AGENTS

James H. Turner, at McKeen A Paddock's Mill. REAL ESTATE AGBNTS. Hickoox, Scott ft Co., 60 Ohio

Hendrlch ftXange, corner Main and 4th streets. RETAIL GBOCBBS. Joseph Strong, 190 Main street. "r

Welsa opposite Post Ofllce. im' STOVES AND TINWARE.^ G. Foster Smith, one door East of Holman's. S. B. Henderson, Fourth street, Sooth of P. James B. Haggerty ft Co., 187 Mstn street.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS.

J. A. Foots, 68 Main strsat.

0 UNDERTAKER. 0 Isaac Ball, earner Third and Cherry,-1

M. W. O'Coanell, Main Street. HtitJesfX

WILLIAMS.

PRAIRIE CITY PLANING MIL.L3. felfltf

WAKRBLN

S IMPKOVED

ROOFING.

We are pre^red

TITTMAtf &00.® NO. i«,8ett»Fo«nk st^ofyosnePoit Offlee, Terre Htrate, Ind.

Modxls,

Daiwxaas

a*d

I^oht Maokikhxt

man* nscvtxv.

JV Lefbuchsr's Breech-L Mdtng MtotQnm also Tittman's Brreoh aod Mnrzle to«der made to order from new or old materials*aaroeswal Beyalrlag ProByay AttcMM.'ta,

SWAP,n-f»: iaccesMw to W. Hovraao Kasnrnte,

(Hrrlage Fsihtlng and Fapw Hanglac, doaeln the best or style. astsrisl used. AU work warronted to riv* MtMhethtt. Give me a oail before going awrtai. Jyldsm

DOMESTICS.

!Sl»K,

I NTS,"

SIlINS, Bleacbed A uub!eacbed.

GINGHAMS, See.

DeLaines, Winceys, Armnres,

-j -^Brocades, In Fashionable jPatterns.

Main

atreet.

W. S. Kycei Co., TT Main street. 0. Wttt% Co.. T3 Main strset. Bdsall A Oo., oeraer Fourth and Main street Saxton A Walmsley, ill Main street. Cornelius ft Maggerty, eorner Main and Third .i DB0GGISTS. Ira Orover, Fourth street, opposite Market.

FRENCH MERINOS, J- •3' -X'. .1. in all Colors, i=

At One Dollar per Yard!

r^ea

Plaid Flannels, Ak S in a .. Miner's Flannels.'

Striped Flannels, Dotted Flannels,

i?t Cloaking Flannels.

LADIES' CLOTH, rn New Calors.*

Best Waterproof Olpth

In Black, Brown and Gold-mixed,

At 11,25 and |l,50 per lafd!

^iA Large Line of^r'^aff^MSS ...

DRESS GOODS.

Bought at Auction aiid sold

For 50 cts. on the Dollar!

HOSIERY,

filovcs, Shawls, Nnblas, etc.,

a X* Large Variety.

C. WITTIG «& CO.,

Next Door to Davis' Drug Store

MILLINERY.

J^ILLDSTBRY.

SKIRTS AND COBSETS. B.

Mrs. BlJCKXSrOHAII Has moved to the corner of Fourth aad Ohio Streets, whereshe_is now opening a fnll and com'plete stock of Fall' style Bonnets, Rib60ns, Flowers,ftc. DRESS MAKING has also been added to the business. Hsvlng a competent Dress-ma ker, satisfaction is guaranteed.

MILLINERY.S

QHEAP

kinds of Millinery Goods sold »t COS'i during the Winter months, 'at Mrs. M. H. Abbott's, Ite the Post Offlo«.iaq ja latf&JHli DecMdtl?

all

LAND AGENCY.

M. HICK COX. H. D. SCOTT. QKO. CF

HIOKOOX

REAL

& CO.,

BR0KEB8

KSTATK

Ohio stre#

IVo. SO

Conveyanceing Carefully Done

Abstracts of* Title furnished, Loans no gotiated and Money inveatadfc

FOB IALE.

iviesDesirable residence on Sonth Market

Street.—

OverS acres of ground, well set with frail and shrubbery. Price, 87,000 terms favorable,

New frame house, and lot, 90x300 feet, on St A* berry Hill. Very cheap.

Twe lots in Dean's Addition, very cheap^

^.Flve acres, east of Flagan's Gardej «i u-

900aores, 8 miles east, known as the "Hirsifej Farm," all fenced, well improved good meadow woods pasture and fine tlmbor. A first-elas farm. •..» if 11 60 Building Lota, adjoiniug the oity, northeas —good size—Tow price and favorable terms.

House aad lot, on 1st street, north

(Hark

House—6 rooms, cistern, large stable. Ac, Pric $1,200. Terms easy.

Mortgage and Notes 80,000—at a big discount

Forty atres miles southeast of town—2( acres in cultivatisn, balance fine timber. Very cheap. jtni at

Real Estate Colamn a a: Of i-t

HENDBICH & LANGE,

Office over First National Bark, S. E. Corner of Fonrth and Main Streets,

Abstracts of title furnished, Loafiti'ftSgotiated, aad Money invested.

CITT PROPiCRTY.^-

Forty Lots in Linton's Addition to Terre Haute House and lot, east Ohio street, House and lotlin MoMurrain's Additition, House and lot lu Sibley's addition on 6 tb street, House and lot ia Rose's addition on Sth street, House and lot on Poplar, between 6th and 7th streets,

House aad lot on North Sth, betweea Uhesnat and Linton streets.

Two business ilonses on lialn street TT

OOCNTF

Jan39dtt

p*t on this Boof, and war

rant it for five years- This, is the best aad cheap* SlBoof lB'use,and!h fire-proof. Oslloa OL1FT ft WIliLIAMSy .-

PROPBRTli. Cf

Farm of 89 acres In Honey Or ..k Township, 173 acres in Lintom township. 3 Acres below tho Rolling Mill, we.s side Canal

N10JN BAKER\ FLOUR STOBB.

AJKD .»!!

FBAIK HJBUTIG & BBO Manufacturers of all kinds of

CRACKERS, BREAD and OAKES,'

BBXTiSBttS, and Dealers In

O E I E S

On Lafisyette St., between Canal and Depot, E E A E de30dly INDIANA.

RAILROAJAGBNCY. have moved my office to MoKeen ft Paddock's Mffl, I would fee pleeSbd fo tee m/'no

Mm|IWh*re

andfliutoiBMA.

ThroaghTeceipto^glran on shipmaftta of date toisll Xastern Cities. Alt Rail. aBd^ainJyi Water rates as low, and time as quick at sud competing lines. Orain in bulk shlpptd to New Xngland towns without change of cars.

JAMKS H. TCRNBB, Agt.

agTlMdtt ^1. fggfi