Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 November 1868 — Page 2
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841, in a total vote of 92,777. The inerease over the Governor vote of last
The Boston papers have finally got the returns from Danvers, Duxbury and tfautucket, and now figure out Geaht'u majority in Jiassaehcusetts at 76,442, and ClAHJtfs,, for Governor, at 67,49. There area few mora smftil towns to tie counted in, and these will carry Ghaut's majority to over 77,000, which will be in excess of Lihcolk's in 1864. .. mggggggggggggSS iHjMissouri the negro suffrage amendment to the State Constitution was debated by a large majority. Bt: while giving a majority of 2,884 for Gjuwt, gives 8,825 against it, The Democrat says "the friends of the measure are by no means discouraged. Iowa and itinnesota did sot adopt universal suf* frag* when the matter was first brought to a vote, and Missouri may do as well on the second trial as those States did." This is a reasonable expectation
A ^BMSYLVAIOA paper urges the somewhat novel proposition that newspapers shall be introduced into the public schools as readers. This is another step in practical teaching, but these are-grave arguments against the measure a3 well as for it Many of the Readers now in use are miserable enough in the matter and style ofti* .Selections,, but the crxib#inal newspapers would be very hazardous models for j^lldrejItVso far at Regards literary excellence or finish.
AndenonTllle -—Winder's Fiendish .VV.V''.-" During the recent officialtour of Veteran officer of the fegular army to the oeifieteries oHhe itnion dead in the South, he had a personal opportunity of inspect* ing the grounds occupied during the rebellion by the infamous prison pens known in history as Aiidersonville, Gs. The stockades and sheds have been re-, moved, and the blasted spot eonverted into a burial ground where some fifteen thousand of the their last sleep." Andersonville is not evea arhamletip It is a deserted plwae^ with only one or two little shanties, and was selected for the express purpose of making the brave men there confined ,as miserable as possible, and of removing them from all iatejaoars* with tbe outside^wort# ''^a'so»»- ||6rta have been madfeto rescue Winder, the commander of this post, from tiia responsibility oft&e cruelty inflieted upon theseriMtary prisoners, and especially frorii^the shame of giving afti iQrde*.• f$r massacre on the appr^ohsof-'SHEBMAN'a army,- the gentleman in"question took some pains to investigate ...the facts, and his .conclusions ate thaVfhe toorst that was charged against^ia man falls below the horrid realiiy. ^Ia proof of his judgment: he haa handed to the editor of tha Philadelphia Prm the following eitrfict from a book ptfljlished by Dr. Ambbose Spencer, who resided near Andersonville when it "was occupied by the rebel government as. a prison. He was perfectly and personally acquainted with everything that transpired there during "WiNfcEB's admThistrav lion. Dr. Bpbncbr is a son of the late John O. Spxnobb, of New York^Secretary of War, and afterwards Sefir&aiWiof the Treasury, under Resident Tyi§i|Jitji previously in Congress and da other high positions. He has resided many years in the South, and is everywhere acoepted as a trustworthy and reliable man. This testimtony is borne to his character by all our friends in Georgia, including officers of the army and Union men generally. The horrible order of "Wxhdkb, incorporated in this published statement of Dr. Spbnceb, has been duly examined and compared With the brfgina^thua placiBg its qgthentioity beyond all cavil: B£TKACT8 FROM SB. A. WPXNCER'ft ACcororr o* asx*bsosyiu.b tumorf.
To complete his precautions for the safla keeping of tate charge, or to quell any disposition to revolt, ha had placed, through General Winder's orders, a battery of
olJ six pieces of artillery, which com. manded the whole interior of the prison, and which was kept charged with grape and canister, ready for instant aervlrfe.— The orders to the officer in command were to "sweep the stockade" if there was any appearance of mutiny, or any unusual crowding together of its inmates.
The artillerists were on duty at night at well as in the day, and were relieved at their guns as regularly as were the customary sentinels on guard. The position of the battery upon a hill and overlooking the prison, while it commanded its whole interior, was such that, if the order had ever been given to fire, its buttling grape-iiwotoldfiw*# borne death and desolation to many thousands. •When Gen. Kilpatrick, of the Union army, was expected to advance in his raid as far as Andersonville^ the following order was issued: [oKDKsauo. 13.] HEADQtfABTXBS CoitTESBBATB STATES
Military Paisojrtw-*
""^AlTDEBSOimi.t*, July 27, '64. The officer on duty and in $harge of the battery of ^Florida Artillery" at the time will, upon receiving notice that the enemy have approached within seven miles of this pOBt, open fire upon the stockade with gtapeshot, without tefereuce to the situation beyond these linos of defence.
It is better that the last Federal be exterminated than be permitted to burn and pillaga the pro] as they will do If a escape from the prison.
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By order of John H. Winder, Brig. G«n W- S. WlKDEB, in Assistant Adjutant G^eraL Upon the promulgation of this sandnary and Wrbarous order,.a citizen of guinary BampUt county aad an arclteeoeisionut, who bwpened to be with the militia force called out by tfm Governor of Gaorwj Hw w/mwv* va w#Agla for tne defence gf Antkfaoaville, remonstrated with General Wincler against its inhumanity. The reply was: "Sir, I will kilt the last Yankee In that stockade WPore Sherman or Kiltwtrick ihili itloiiQ ^dH' God d^^ayJIool if I would not rather see thoso twuty thousand scoundrels blown to hell than go to Heaven myself I"
w^ll*d CSgtoU jPan* M) [aflroad is to be finished from Bochelle toOwgon by th« 1st of January iibjA.
Three hundred and thirty-five thousand ire been subscribed to aid in the ruction of the Green Bay & Lake
The Chicago, -Burlington, & Quincy -Bsftroad fealteringlhe railtoadbridge at Aurora for a second track'.' The grading of thoroadfor a-doable-irack from Chicago to Mendota is progressing rapidly.
The Horth Uhnouri Railroad is completed to Slbulton, eight miles north of the Iowa State line. It will be completed to Ottumwa this winter, if subscriptions there are paid up promptly.
The?£ta| Moines Yalkgr road to now completed twenty-three miles to Alton, Dallas county. During the first week of October tha earnings were com. pared with $fe,118 during the corresponding week in 1867. ™is .r^Wd
Tha St, Sbieffo A Danvar Oily railroad is completed to Troy. The committee appbinte3 Bf lhe Eegiilature of Itansas have inspected that portion completed and accepted it. Upon this acceptance. 126,000* acres o^ land was to be deeded the company by the State of Kansas^
is run through- the IJtelSlJ'fOf Western Texas, has actually begun and the peo pie of AtUnWja*? tafeiag*t«®p tojipure the completion of the Georgia Air Line Railroad: 'The' Texas CwnVryman says that for several days past th« Central Railroad has bean running freight trams a day. •.
FOREIGN GOSSIP.
In France1411 'caricatures and other 'engravings intended for the public jour hials mugt be submitted to the authorities for inspection, before publication.
The Dtriilo, of Florence, states that ithe sculptor Gagliardii has received from the United States a commission for
f'resident
randiose monument to. the memory Lincoln. It is to be of colos-
Union soldiers "sleqp sal propsfrtions, and will.aost _upward of $5,000. v. ninBWiii.il.
1 The comic singer of Bohnke, of Ham bure, who had sung at a private party kt Kiel^^soMe^«f«whofit»is:t»t6eBmp^ or of the French, wft» afterward summoned to the Police office, where he was told that at the demand of the Consul
A Duchess—a Grand Duchess—who is Well known in the Quartier St. Germain for her wit and step, wenb fecently to the bhurch of St, Thomas d'Aquin to make her devotions. She was late, and in order to jget to her place she disturbed others who.'were engaged in prayer or meditation. One of the latter, whom she unintentionally elbowed, looking up rather gruffly, said: "Madame, when a lady pas arrived at your bulk, she ought to be In church rather before others." "My brood lady," replied the Duchess, "pray to God that I may get thin, and allow me
ij5to$${ Vienna lady took her child, kged seven weeks, to the doctors at Hebra's Klink, and, bathed in tears, showed I hem the left arm of the little one, covered with dense, brilliant black hair, like jfur. What she considered a blemish the doctors explained to her to be a very fine ciise indeed, one that was very interesting, as she ought to perceive. They fur ther declared themselves as unable to remove the hair a* to produce its like so that tho poor lady had to take back her jotherwise good-looking young daughter las sha brought her.
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rromJflornej'ii.Prets.j The close of Andrew Johnson admin" iatration is vastly like that of James Bujenanan's. The only members of his (Cabinet who retain their self-respect, are |beginning to cut loose. The despatches from the New York Evening Post, ofyesjterday, indicate that Mr. Seward is injcensed at the course of Revardy John bod, our Minister to London, and that Uhe latter has been acting under outside •orders from A. J. in the matter of the Alabama claims. Possibly Mr. Seward's endorsement of Grant at Auburn just before the last election, has had some [thing to do with the conflict.
As the end approaches, Androw John IsoTMn ha^'ample time to 6cSnpare Inotes with himself. He may run a safe (parallel with the long line of recreant Vice Presidents, begin nine with Burr and ending with Breckinridge, and may •read, in the blaze of Grant's resplendent vlctofy, the fulfill«d prophecies of those who insisted that his course would terminate exactly like theirs. Bis last chance for self-vindication will be pregented &a eoming annual message, jWharein, if he is half as candid as he has 'been perfidious ha may at least raacue himself from utter shame by confessing th*t his administration has been as great la^uodety and nearly as great a crime, aa tfii rebellion itself. Time generally sets all things right but it ia not often reserved to &. public man to complete the circla of ihia own follies and transgrenions in so short a period, and to be tried and ^condemned before he has reached the triof impartial posterity. Andrew
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pillage the ProPerjJ' Johnson might have been his own succesthey will do If alio wed to make tBrtr gAn the pLidency- He I 'Ann fpAm tnA nrifiOD. im._
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John Smith was one of toe: of Virginia, General Grant was the last settler-.
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The Omaha Republican says that Chicago & Northwestern Bail road :Jt every preparation madia to throw
the has
temporary bridge across the Missouri river at De Soto as soon as the ice closes it up (similar to the one made here last winter,) and there make a connection with the Nebraska Air-Line Bail duriog the winter months.
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Various railroad enterprises are foot in the South. The Blue Bidge Railroad project is engrossing the attention of prominent men in South Carolina the
In Australia they have fenced in10^000 acres, where ostriches are^iM|(, anf? it Is foand that the feathers of a full gfoyftt bird will sell far 10a-» year.-
been planted thi»aetlqs Anjjwapoggin county, M^i°o. Jiext spring it is the intention to hitrodoce largely grapes, straw-* &
The copper. Mfcailteojti contain 60,000 acres, And arai three in, dumber These extern! through the counties of Franklin, Crawupj- Bent, Shannon, Wayne, JUidis^an^^on," 'a
of
France he was ordered to quit the town immediately. A request for a respite of a few hours to settle his private affairs was refused.
Two newspapers in France are about to sxpiTe-^firstjthe which was tohave popualarized the "Union Dynastique," and was largely subsidized by the Empetor. and the Avenir National, the organ bfthe democracy of 1792, now under !peyrat's editorship. The latter will continue for a short time longer, the contributors being placed on half pay, "like Shipwrecked mariners who have to put up for a while with smaller rations," as the ^hief editor informed them the other day.
The "Coniervative1'' Borror bf cpl^r is el us by a of a in tuckian of that p^ttasioi^ "Oh, that I should ever fee tried hjr a j»gger juty
fir
horse sUialiagl" A man named Back, Who boasts that he was in the rebel army two ^earsf and/killed several Soldiers, at the battle of .Hel en a, was elected a justice of the peace ia Unioni Iowa, bytiw Detoccracy,recently.
A vast deal of landreiuains unproductive on either side of railroad tracks .everywhere. A French'company proposes to utilize this* land ih France, and has leased for sixty yeanithe land of «L railroad company to plant fruit trees.
Nasby was not sure whether thtf- fgood of the public st' bsrre WWi ^Pved by substituting some iH^groes lor .some of the White people for instance, were I a citizen of NewXudjrl. vouldmost change Joto tyoirisres fot, Fred. Doug-, las,, and'xatlter than spoil the bargain 1 would throw jb Ferna&do.]ui4 Ben Wood and eveh Mfc^br Ho$maijjU«
History ^aight have been entirely tevessed if Noah had started a temperance society, taken op, any qth,er branfeh of agricnltttr^ planted corn instead of grapes, or. oa« intoshoep or poultry, or a frost or a mildew had .blighted his grapes, the .screw ..of. his prew: had woken. Hadany one of these things happened he wouiawbt^have got ihemated,
ger, no Democracy, Or, the same .result would have dccurr^S had Ham's children died of the diphtheria. The "curse" for along time has rested on tlaq Wrong tace •of people, as the Canaaoites did, not go to Africa—they stayed in ,Their territory included those New Torks of the Old Woridi doddm and Gbmorrah.Bosion Transcript. v"* I' .«*»
Tap Adjutant-^General of the army haamada, bljUftftniialja^Htftto thej^aeretary of War. T^e g^cfoal strength of the regiments in Iw ttOTvi^ on the 30th of September was~43,74t men, and besides these there were 4,340 men in the engi neer, prdnanoe stBf bth^special 'jkan«%| iw# m* her of discharges nave been granted during the year. The number of desertions last year was 2,700 less than in the previous year, and the number of deserters
to the strength of the army is considera bly less Myin. Ii^t^ yjpap,.-. The Adiutant General renews the recommendation which he made last year, viz.: that men
authorize the enlistment of boyB over twelve years as musicians, with the con sen(r of their parents.
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A FIKI THdro^R^THI- TEETH. fragrant Sozodont has taken a vet} promii&V#&06 M9oi^ ifta m^jt afiiprotd dentifrices of the day. Its a very popular article for the toilet, highly recoma end ded by: all Who||ppfri|^M Sfc6®* and preserver of the teeth, refreshing the mouth, sweetening the breath, and arresting th«f progress of deoay^i
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I COLBVBM'S PATEKT. Patented July 9, 1867. Re-lssned Aug. 18,1868, Extracts from Lettoriand Reports of tho working qualities of the Axe. .,
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ove^isSuim*#!^
PATXKTKD oat.
17, 18S5.
tho public. They aasbrace ever* shade, sad cap be used with certainty of sattafhetioa. at the Druggists for BEED'ii DTESf idbi ao otb$r*
OBO. H. ttKlD A CO, Vaaufactarars, Boatoa. Vss Besdl Oinussl «y«ae« HMk taC. tha best OrsaUsg aad Blackiaig for Ladlea* and ChUdtan's Shoes, itubhan, *o.
HASH AI»E1I8£V AV9 THB mmm mmmn rmm, rovma noru. HAMB OHBI8TIAH AKDKBSKf, tha Liiing Story Tuiter, will tatid aaw Artialsa direct to the Bivaastoa. The new Voluaaa brgias Jan. 1869, aad will be hrighter and frather than ever. 8PLGNDKB rBRHVK.
We will glvo to every subscrlCtr for 1869 who sends 9B.60 (ih®r^ular prioe) diraectly turn, a oopyof tha elegant Chromo, ,-
THB «CACB BOCTOB, Bt Hxh&z Ik Snnoi,
roprodaeed in rich colons, br oar sobscnbeTa only. Size 16xS0 inches, and well worth $S. Oopies will sent by snail, pre-paid, In the 'order of scbaciipUon. KVBB Sd MOrOHTOK, Pakllskm, 459 Broome Street, Hew York. Baagteof Magazineaeat tor 85ote.
DB. WHXTTIfilt, 611 SU Cbarl^B Sti^gt, St. Mnia, MOn
WHOpamphlet
tiWta confidentially all delicate, intricate and long standing complaints, publisher a which should be read by every yeuug man in America. Send two stamps. Patients everywhere. State jour Case.
BUSINESS MiN WAKTOH
WEWOMAN
want a first-claSs BUSINESS MAN or in this county, to introduce onr
Sewing Maakinet. Address, for farther particulars, the WIL80H BE WIN8 MAOHISE OO., Cleveland, Ohio. UrANTED-AV AMIXST in each town, wV to take the Agency for the sale of RrtMtitreet'i Bafcber iConldfng' aad Weath er Strips, applied to the sides, bottom top and center of doors and windows. Toe sale is beyond anything ever offered to Agents, from Ten to Twenty-live Dollars per day can b* made. Send for agents' circular. First who apply secure a bargain. J. B. BBADSTBEET A 00., Boston, Mass.
AA VALtABLG BECriPTH for fl. AdIwW dress, with stamp, Bust & CO., Bidtitrd, Maine. 4 A AAA' AGBKTS WANTED In alt jartt of 1V)VW the United Stale*, to sell ottr immense list of 1,000 different BOOKS, BIBLBS AND PHOTOGBAPH ALBUMS Every family want* soraethlng from It.
Catalogues furnished free on application aad Books sent pest-paid tt any address on receipt of price. Canvassing book* containiag the list, with prices, together with blaak sheet* and printed heading for enrolling a list of names, sent bee to any address oa receipt of SO Cents.
Anybody can sell from 100 to 1,000 of these Books almost anywhere. Tor term* to ageata and other information, address JOHN 1. POT TEB A CO., Publishers, Nos. 614 aad 617 Saa som street, Philadelphia, Pa.
S. llABBEBT.
P. O. Money Orders, Dratta and
5teK,'tcrcd Letters at oor risk. Address J*.». X.MOOBE, 41 Park Bow. Ne^ xork, fr Bothester, N. T.
J. B.. MABBH
IOWA
KKAL KdTATM-AGENCY. FABM9, WILD LANDS, Acd Olty Property of every description, for Sale.
An experience of fifteen year* enable astoiasite satisfaction In every iiepartmsnt of business ating to a general Beal S*tat» Agency.
HARBERT & MARSH, 54 WALNUT 8TBSET, Syfdwly Ue« •••, 1OWS
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is full of variety, original and
se ect. We confess to a aurpris* at the variety and rlrhnosa of its contents bountifully illustrated as it la. No paper oii onr list comes ao near our ideas of perfection, for a secular family paper. It maintains a high moral standard.—New Tork Obierver.
NEW
GROCERY ABD —.
PBPVJSIO^XQJRB I
F. D, JtfiQLZO T, PKABKE nr Groceries and Provisions, No. 0 4th Street, one door 8aatfc af tke Po^OSee,
Terre-Haute, Indlaaait: i.
Tne undersigned hiw Just opened at the above stand, a 9rst-cla*4 Family Grocery and Provision Storri, with a large ah4 whit selected stock of new and frush articles suitable for every day use In families, to which he calls the attention of his friends and'the public generally.
Goods delivered to any part ef the city frree of charge. ighest oash price raid for Country Produoe.
Jy2d6w F, D. MOLLOT.
rnERKE HAUTE flOVELTY WOBK8. BT TITTMAft & OO.
No. 16, Boath Foarth Bt,,«pi«siteroat 0Hc«,: Terre Hante, Ind. MODBLS, DRAWIKOS AND LlOBT MAOHIBrtnT.. •SATtT KXHJTTSD. Mr1 Lefonoher's Breech-Leading dhot Gnn also Tittman's Breech and Muzzle Loader made to or der from new or old materials. wfleaeral nrvalrlag Proaptly Atfcaded :ta.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
?i "'Mt
i, -iT ii -,sf TO SUIT
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1 -A- Jvf \:#f! I Having just received, at
C. E. RUGGLES
a well selooted Stock of Ifjraon, Misses, and Chi! dren's Summer Wear, which I will offer tor *ah at the
Very Lowest Cash Price!
And I have also received a large asaortmentot Men's, Boy's and Youth's Boots and Shoes, biiogh at the head of the market, so they can be
Sold to Salt the Present Ttnitts
My motto is "Buy Cneap, Sell Cheap— at* Profits and Qalck Sales." I a so an a in of
MEN'S WORK?"
On the shortest notice and tha most fashionable styles. MENDING done ttaatly and in haste.— Don't ferget tne plase, but call and examine, if you do not buy. O. E. BUGGLES, jySdtf Ho. 18. North 4th Street.
Real Estate Colnmn
(K: OF
foaad las of the We spsA «f 1Mb worfc nUmis af tte eaMswe a( .Ma.Aaifrisan I aad tha pspalarlty II has Esak ssHaaisMsi matter, aMMfriatsIr cat* aadstasAMasa I asd the mere |UlM)IW wit* tha beat tetaxa* sti* hasgrsatfosrsria the ttns parenteral are -Tavaaia's (Mb
We caa aoeMstbrltl ale feet that lit meats faraishiag aM reading fer all.—Sea's
HENDRICH & LANGS, Office over First National Back, S. S. Corner of Fourth and Main Streets, Terre Haute, Ind.
•ifcd l«il CS3
Abstracts of title furnished, Loans negotiated, aad Money invested, FOR SALE. *b II,
House and lot cn North 6th, between Ohesnut and Linton street*. Two bnsitieri* Ilousaeon Main stnm
COONTY FBOPSBTS.
Farm ef 89 acne In Honey 0rt Township. 173 acre* in Linton township. 3 Acre* below the Boiling Mill, west side canal. jan29dti
REMOVAL.
RAILROAD AOBNcr. I have moved my odoe to MoKeea A Paddock'a Hill, whare I would ha pleased to *ea my old triecd* and tsxatssssss: Water ratsa a* tow, aad time aa isrt ss M* oompetiasliBaa. OrateiatnlkaktiilW* «a kt
Bncland
towns without chain of car*. JAKES H. TUKHIB, A|t. •priMdtt
saeeiaraiKfl|S|iaa%* Jtt 0ft, fl^bseslfMWse «*i gaaraa^ Maastnta, WMagJ aadBiSAaJto one »of Harper') yeaav0».'
one addresa fer one year, HOW, P*riodkalA, to ah* address
or, two for oneyeaav Back Muben oaahe«iqpllad at aay time
A OoavSsta *et, aoar tuififcUt TMrty^eVM •oiames, is neat cloth Madias, Will fee ssal kj ezprese, freight at ezpwue of a£dsaasr, ^r per volume. Slagle folaie*, ay wtn, jwstpaid, |S0«. CloSkaasee, forbtading, Af ««aU,hy asaU. MStpiida
The postage oa HaaMa's Itadssm is Momts a year, which must be paid at the sahecriber po#taoflkM«
Sabicriptisss sent fkota Britiah Horth Amaricaa Proviace* maat be accempaaied with 24 ceats additional, to prqpay Halted 8tate* post |m AMrtti
HABPBB BBOIKZB9, SiSw Xork.
16dw2t
HABPKM WI^EKIsY
irsnjt»jmx
ttliOSTBATBDh
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The Moata HawarAfsps a. oar oo«ntry--coas-plete In all tha dip* it seen* l« of aa AatarlnaaFam lly paper—UAXTia's Wanvt, haa earned.for self aright to its tMie,'A ^otfaaaa a* tlwfcK
*ATim.'T~Nt*
&k timing P«t.
Our future htttoriaas will earich th«uselva* out of BAans's Wbsklt long after writers, aad priaters, and pahUMera ara torted to dust.— Tork Xvaa/etiti,
The bast of it* olaas iu tier. .... HABPiK'sWaxat-T may baunrepervediy declared tha best newspaper ia America —Tto Independent, y«w Tork.
The arttdea uponpablic iaeatioaa whioh appear ia Hsaraa's wraw irom wefk to week form a remarkable aaries ofbriet poiitical'essays Tbey are distinguished by cltar aad pointed stateat, by good coaiaiaa asase, feipiadsfsetdsw*
I breadth of.vieW. ltey aratheesprewiMS et matara eonvictloa, high prlaoipal, aad ^troag feeliag, aad take their placa among the best aeWs paper writing Of the tlme.-J?br/k AmSrieS^ Sr vimo.Bottm, Moss.
SUBSCBIPlidNS
Daaraa'a Vmi) oae year.,-^™.—f* 00 An Extra Copy of *4ther th* mfcdAznm, Wasns it, or
Bazab
will be supplied gratis far evary
Club of Fiva SoasoaraSas at 14 00 each, la one remittance or Six Oopieafbf faO 00. Subecriptlra* to HxarEx's MAaasiaa,Wis*t.T, and Sau a. to aaa addtasa fair ona year, 910 00 or, two of Harper'* Periodicals, to, ana addresa, £7 00a ,,
Back RrvBzsit caa bi at aay tiflis. The jltaaual TohwM of HASrra's WnnT^ Ui aeat cloth biDdiag. Wlll be seat by espree*, ftiia of expense, for 97 00, aiMh.' A eon^lete Brt, comptising Eleven Veiumss, seat |on receipt of: cash af tha rata of 15 95 par vol.. freight at ex pease «f purchsaer. Tolaata XII rsady Janak 1 8 a
HARPER'S BAZAB, IT A inpplealent containing aumeroas Affinlitl' pattaraa of asetalavtid** acoompaaieathe paper ovary fortai^^ aad occasionally aa alegaat ool oradFashioa Plate. luni'i Bazab oontalas 16 fblTo pages of the •Izaef
Habpsb'b WhUt,
the aim aad ambition oT tbe woasen of America. BeetonTTtnta^ftfy
Tbe Largest Sale of fttoek Weft o.f CinoittMtl Tbe nndersifaed will sell at Pabtle Anetlon, oa TUE8BAI,DE0UniK lStk, 1SSS,
At tte
Prairie CitFUTery A Sale Stable Caraar Third aad Wabrat Street* Mar Natls Haate, Iadiana, at 10 o'elock A. It.
Hoase. Terre Haate, Iadiana, a the following property,to-wM:
UHT PBOPEBTT. note
Forty Lots in Clnton's Addition (o Terre Bath House and lot, east Ohio street, House aad lot. In McMurrain's Addititioa, House and lot in Sibley's addition oa 6th itreet, House aad lot InlUse'i addition cn 8th street, House and lot on Poplar, between 6th and 7th street*,
VOB THB WEAK, THB PAliK, FOB THB SIOKLT,
oaly fcy ftsslaMMlar taste, Vwlrneliva
fsni:
BaspA'S Itfsesma, oaa year.,.,.., ...H OO.
dMM IMllt DiffMUO'i, System It the natu
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«A W»i€teftclMiiU «uteif tke .nvf,' The Sesty aMM m4 Mt lte cessfil
4i»
tito
Vxiom.*
6
The poatage oa SoRa's-Wsmr 20 .oaata a year, whkh must be psid at the Subecribei'S post-o«oe. +j BubmripHtme em ffom BriM NfitOi Amertem Prevmcet muetbe accompamitd with SO reals afaftft*? oi. to pre-pm Unite* BMeepaetege. Addiea*
HABPEfi* BBOTHEBS.
dwat- ,«»'?• Hew Toiki
"i Repository of fttkioB, flewwre, ud IfutracUoi"
I
prfated aa saparaaa
calendered paper, and i* published weekly. OritiodltaHoesof tkePreee. Habpu's Basabooatatas b*sid** i«i|^ pat tern*, etc., a satiety of s*peclsl aaa to the Camlly articles oa health, drass, aad housekeeping in all Ita branches Its editarlal mat ier la *r*UUyadspt»pto ttaeircia«is latended to intarcst aaa iaatraet j~cad it has, ba^ •Ides, good stories ill' literary aurttar of .aMrit. It is not saiprislng ihat tba Journal, with, such features, haa ash*»sd iaaahwtUnsaaw imaunae success (tsr eomethiaeqf Its kind waedasirsdia thousaudaof famlUle, ind Its publlahers have Ollel the dMsiaid.—Jfrto Tork tvtning Poet
Whether t#*aea«Mer It* claims si* based ipon the elegance aad superiority of tha paper, ita typographical eppaaraaoe,the taste siM Judgment displayed in the engravings, or the literary contribntioaaooatelned la its page*, we tfahetitetingly pronounce iu ta be supsriSr ia each aad every partlcvlacta aayothereimilar publication here or abroad.—Pkilaaelplia Legml IneelBgtncer.
We kaow of no other Bngllsb or Asserisfn jeuraalof feaUbh that caa pretend to approach It ia completeness awl varUty.^—Nex Xork Times.
It has the merit of bring sensible, of ooArvey ing instruction, of giviag excaiient pnttsraeiai every department, and of being well stocked, good reeling Aatter.—lPafctaKM aad Beflector.
department, and of -eating Aattcr.—JP To dress according to Baanutfa
Elfhteen haado$Herine, 8 TopBaftin, Sapta
Bogcies. 1 Olesed Oairiai^S Saadewn Oarrta«»a one N. T.
...
I with
Bazab
will be
5
SUBSGltlPTIONS -I860.
Habvbs's Baxao,
oaa yeai
An Extra Copy of either the Maoastkb, Wsecr, or Bazab will be supplied gratie for ever Club of Ftva Sosscbisxss at Id W each, iu ane remittance or Six Copies for 920 00.
SubscriptioDS to HAafrm's Magasibs, Wtsjc47,. asd Bazab, to one address fer one year, #10 00 or, two of
Habfks's
Periodical*, to ana
address for one year, i? 00. Back Numbers can be supplied at any time. The postage of Hahrsa's
BazaB
ia 2) ceats a
year, •wnich must be paid at the subscriber's post* omce. *0* StibtcripHcne eent from Britith North American Awwees man* 6e eoooifyieifed wi* S0o«** addtifcaal to e-pay Vmetrd Btatet peitagt. Adtteess
HABPBB a BBOTftEBS.
dw2t («$g JJew Toitk.
Spriaa Wacaa, one Twe-seated Sleigh,
one three-seat do. do. 12 sets Single Haraess, foar
eetta doahie Harness, one Fire-proof lafo, two Ooal Storea, Pipe aad Ok, oae Oattttg-has, large size oae Block aad Tcckie, extra poles aad fllla eight Siring Bells, G)£ feet long Blankets, Wolf aad BaSWo Bodea, extra pleeee of Baraets anUHaltera, Bridles, Saddles, alas ssaar SMail articles too nnmerous to aeatioa.
All of the abote artloies wfll be said tritboat rasas is, to tbe higbeet bidder. Team or All sanu of fie aad aadsr, oaeh. All same aver that ataoaat six aatte time, by giTlag aota with approred aecaritr^ Sale toooatlnae flrottr day to day, aatil all ai Sold. T. w. HOWABD. 14dlm
where I ahall
pABTIGUIJLR HOTICB. All persons BaOwfar thestsi tbe Una at Aaatta A Orlcaby tall at my Store, eoath of tha Hatioaal I lis ta street, anAsetUe the Mae ipssedla»elFaa aeare laaeed of atloar oa -wwi n-zu
ladebted to
received at
1 to faraiah Oroosrise aad
Ooaatry Prodaee'at the lowest •arhas ratsa. •,, MHIB LUTHX»«B1SSBT.
NE
I E S
BITTERS JPer8oiifi.
FOB SPRING USE 111
ipw'i WlneBlttj^l
—*AD* or—
HERBS & ROOTS br^#lne, iawefl'«MW,lHliO
Mm
TONB-AND ¥IQOR —TO THK— flMl'm OW'MlliSW fMHM'
All u*e It with wonderful *u«*»#. BriaK* OOXiO the pale white Up, BLOOM AND BEAUTY to the thin face snd care worn untenance,
Oarea FEYEB and cteatos APPETITE. Tr Ihev.' Ose'notw other. Aelt for SPKEB STANDABD BITTEBS. Sold by Druggi"ts and (roosri. See that my ilgnature Is over the cork at each Bottla.
ALFRED SPEER,
Paesaic, N. J., and 3MW Bread*»y, New York. 09~ Trade supplied by JOHNSON, GULL WAT A CO., Philadelphia: GEO RGB A. KM IT, Pitteburg, and by all WholeeaU Dealers.
Merchant TaUor^nrJ &''* MAIN STBBCT, Over Saxton $ Walmsley's Dry &oods"stbr» Would reepecteully call the attention of *he sltv a,„a
Of Terr* Haute, and the public .in general, tnted rooms above SaxtonA W»lia»-
I he has rented I Dry Geods store, for the purpose of carrying
Merchant Tatloring. Be Keep* alwvr* on hand a FASHIONABLE SELECTION OF OAS8IMKBJW, VESflNGS, OLOTH9, Ac., and is ready te make it In tk( LalMt Style And oa Short JlotiCfl, aad ut vary BeasoaaeHs Term*. Havingo blgh rents to pay,.he promise* to make up to oider, Whether thegeodsbe turuUhed by him or not.-— vary thing ia his line cheaper than anywhere
Ontting dene and warranted to fit. A liberal ...-
patronage solicited.
sng29dtf.
I A N E ym~. FIRK minira 4t tars
INSURANCE AGENCY,
.avcit auUfi ad tK~. ..wJ'Mfc.eB The following Old and Bellabie Oempaniee -V**&.
Jlmhants Fire Ins. Co., HABTFOBD, CONN. a it HorthAmerican Fire Ins. Co. .•"i.sfe HABTFOBn, fieoNN. atn -•&&&
Corn Iiehange Fire Im COu 18? BBOADWAT, HEW TOBK^e^KI
Lombernans jlrc Ins. Co.,
1
OF4CHIOAQO.
toele^e Kd InsUMfiCe to OliEYKLAND, OHIO.,
M. ti Co's Fast Freight From Now Yosk, Boston and iutemedla
»toW ^vatioiX
Applications taken and Policies issued |n Any o! the above named Companies in lowest current rates. Also, BEAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to.
*V M. A."OtfAKE,"® General Fire and Life Insurance Agent
v-*."' officii r"
IUliiUSta» between 5th & 6th
TTefre Haute, Ind.
MftiiStpeet
Pld fiUad of Deb. Thompsen- Bust -j—•• you (41
People's and Telegraph
S
Lines
iutemediate points.
Claim Tar GveHkxrgp .Damage prgiaptjj Settled at tbls Agency.
jn M. A, CRANE a asgi
8
EFFEltVESOENT 8EI.TZEB APEBIENT Is a gentle and sooting Catbartio or Purgative medicine,) a the form of a Powder, pleasant So take aad Is recommended aafl need by the best Phjvicians ia the country a. a rao.t reliable and elltoctasl remedy.
,..... rfea-a ..... .v. \CJIHDTIBMU,,, "*0cais HlAHTBTJajr^ ,^:,')OBnts8fOKHtAn»Qaa^&
S E E t.Ccsss Taniaiswaa,
ais« o«fcss OosnvaitcM,
A I J.iC
iflaass 8oja
Stomach,
Cvaas Bxarovs
Hiadacto,'
Caass Uraa OoaruiRt,
A O W E CvnEs Billiocs
Hjcadagoe,
Cvkn Bbbcmatic Complaints,"
Guars
Ja«nbI.a,
It Is asosC efidoat atedicine ior Fjimalea and Ohildrsa whose atom ache frequently re)ect ordTbary aargatlteme tcinea. Bead oor pamphlet of testusouals, and aa yon ralau yoar liie asd health, lose not au boar in proem ing a Vttln of •his moat woadertai laeMtdy. iiniAtmiD ostlt mr
MAIWANT «C VO.»
»7H Greenwich St.. Ne\vYo|k. SVfar Bale ky all Ir«fKl«^. '-n aal&—dtmeod. .«
A ROHITECT & BUDjDEK.
J. Ae YBYDAGHi PiaaS, 8padflnaHf)na,Bnpertat6ndaace, and Delafi Drawings fnralabea ftr erAry d.^ntrtlon ol
QffiOe flooth wt ooroer of H*la and Ftflb over Poouel]
,r~s~T—1
IT TAII.OIIINC
MERCHANT
WALMSMEY TO0
Merchant Tailor, tr WWwfuailO". Hak'-iqrt:.iw^.-ik'jn|V:fiiOCiKM 1.1*6%
«8^stdBofTs «i«tiMRa» i, proliot%vue accretions ol turw^Umels, and give
MSe»*IWB
TB1COT8,
it
For sale by BABB, GCJLICK BitkBY aalSwad Tu Thur a Sat. ot/M
BARNIKULi:
th)
Fail and wfaler fiooils!
LOW
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AID TUWAKC TaaaaHstrrs, Oct. 12,1888. Mm eatlre Stock bf Stores aad
I am pi*pa»ad to wait •nt-thm VJ4 Staad, IU and Seienth. Work done in the beat
WaMssfW. ea an that aw ealloa ae.vttii aiaStreStTbetWeea Sixth and! t. S. AB klada of Job Work
~'^l ff*-1- Plraae giremea call,
eetlfidtf Q. B. liOOKWOOB.
u&b.
BKA^EKav
l.-S-i ia ..tc X. fUl MidVBUiMKIV€l
Winch he prapoMe to make op to ordai
5 bfilMF Most Approved Style! if pptM A
Ht?? *t?.' «t Sxjritit* iiiw ntqm-ie*d Mtl :h it to
Ia tK BOH •vlt 9(4 Streets '5- rt., n.mmbr jvo old Blows on hand, Stock Mew*-- .•'* «ep9B
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Is now qorapJete^^ We oiar
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GREAT BARGAIIir
DRESS GOODS Li -.4 S**?aq»? Xis la :K W«wA,4 oa«!
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Kt wr j1'-' a riTTr- -naof rn toJ toaiq
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LOW^PRtCErt^ Imiso»H Ai -l fe-difT
W £am Jzntf.i-Z
Call and sir SIM.
('OKHKLICS a mmnn,
Cornet 3d aad lta*n Sta.
r. ^'e,p,,,'*®Bnte. Indiana
MSB"1 fkmixos'S. sea
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TAILORING! 'j mt 4USNf|t -itsrjm
FKKDKKiei NSLIWIIHI .'i •. .• .--.t 1: '1 -i-.it •.*•• btHH Has lost received a large sad welt select»d 8toe\ maf~n ."•
a'&vfricH ii
OoBsisting ia part of POOt
$fl§- 15 3 sH French, EnglMi Aaerlen
I
Tgim ends
HeiteB, for Bastaess Soiis^*
freiel Clotl, Dtcikliilefrer)
Which will be *old at fhsrsry lowest frfesa, oeah only, by tha yard, aa ssada ap te ordtr oa abort aottca.
pwois, worm, «d FIS8T QCALOT Z) •X--• iv1 afjii (../ ,-s.4
Cnitoiaers, eMcal a as iv 1
a
1W8i.,SO«tfctiM*.«h£M?* V. B. Oatting doae to order also, Baaaratiag andBepalrlagla the ehisimt Kaaaar. gSm ,-i£l