Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 November 1868 — Page 2

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JfBefarftpT ttnrwtng, Xnr.r^miSg^&M^

W* le&ra from the. Philadelphia |apars thit trOTernor'GKAKY declines to ai_ __ from the Twenty-fif^ diotjict, in which it WIU.JbflJecolifiCtad ihe candidates wero £O*$B3m Hfi ^0»V68

On the second of December, New Jsrfrofc* hw^d „iifage/ A^convention in called for tnat date of all opposed to '*be aristocracy of box," to meet at Vineland. "Now is the woman's hour," say the ladies who mm j^^j^ ^aad thiB movemeat a

A CORRESPONDENT writes to the New

York <Tribune>, that the Pacific Railroad

will run 40 miles north of Salt Lake City because Brigham Young doesn't want such a Gentile contrivance running through his capital. If so, he shows his usual sagacity. Our opinion in the premises is not worth much but we think the great world's highway is shortened this avoidance of the Mormon Zion =====

In our lustjissue we called attentioi ig the gross iuji|lice perpetrated upon the colored tax payew of Ifcis Stste, in requiring them to contribute to the support of our public schools, from which their children are excluded. We do not propose that the prejudices of caste shall be vior lated by the Admission of colored children to our public schools, nor do we understand that the colored people of the State make any each demand. They prefer that their children shall be educated in colored schools, and they are showing very great liberality in the maintenance of such schools. In this county there are several graduates from 9berlin engaged in teaching the .^.colored youth. Thl^ir schools are well conducted,, and their piipils are advancing in their studies at about the same rate of progress as is observed in our public. Schools of simitar grades.

But while tbe parents of th&e children are thus giving them these advantages for the acquisition ol knowledge, they are also paying taxes for the education of white children. They draw not one cent from the school fund, nor is a single penny of the annual levy for educational purposes devoted to their benefit. "A State which has the magnificent fund of $7*000,000 for public instruction, is yet guilty of the unparelled meanness of not only excluding the children of colored parents from any participancy in its benefits, but of taxing those parentsr fore* ing them to Contribute for the education of white children.

You may 3earch the statutes of every State in the Union, and you will Arid no legal outrage that parallels this. Every honest man must feel a sense of shame to think that any portion of the money which educates his children, is obtained by such means. It is disgrace to the christian civilization of the age, a burning shame to the fair same of our State, and it calls loudly for redress. Tho Legislature should see to it that those colored peoplo have their share, pro rata, of the school money, expended under the direction 6f tho Department of Pablie Instruclioti, for the .tiduraiisu of colored children. This is right, and the Republican majority inirthe, General Assembly can afford to do right.

Think of tnis great Commonwealth, compelling negroes to help support schools for white children, while it refuses a single penny from its munificent fund, or illiberal levies, to educate tho blacks! But, it may be said, "the blacks are poor, and don't pay much taxes.'' If such were the casej there would be tho greater rea» son why they should share in the school fund and levies, and why they should not be compelled to pay anything for .white education. But the truth is, there are many heavy tax-payers among tho blacks in this State. In this county some of our wealthy and prosperous farmers are blacks. Thoy are taxed, to day, to educate the white children of the county, whilo the education of their own children is left to their own direction and their own expense.

OUR CHICAGO LETTER.

(.'ottespondetco Daily Txpresi.

Tho excitement engendered during the reoent political campaign, has measurably subsided, and the people have once more turned their attention to the ordinary affairs of the world. Business is resuming its accustomed.channels. Professional men, mechanics, and laboring men have again donned the old harness, and gone to work in their various pursuits. Even loafers and all sorts of professional idlers are mado sensitive to tho precariousness of their "bread and butter" supply by the resuming din of universal industry. Politicians whose fortune or fall has been determined, know the result, and, conscious of their inability to avert the fate, when it might be desirable, becomingly acquiesce in the new order. And so is life. During tbe great and truly important political contests in which communities are so frequently involved, men are very likely to forget individuality in the height of general enthusiasm. But there is always a reaction, and sooner or later, the stern realities of life that affect individuals, loom hp above all other considerations. It & gratifying that the reeult of the recent election is so generally accepted with cheerfulness. 1 I

Chicago has a bad reputation, ft is spoken of as the most sinful and immoral city in tbe "West, as the stronghold of every kind of wickedness, and there may be a degree of truth in thesJT rumofsT" It excels in nearly every other respect its sister cities and why not fn this Bat, with all her errors, what Western man doesn't feel proud of the Garden City In a former letter the vote of the city at the Presidential election was referred to as indicating the population to be 238,260.

A recent assessment shows the following: Valuation of real estate ..$174,490 660 Valuation of personal prop'y 55,756^340

Total .*. When it is borne in

*230,247,000

misd that tfceae

top rWKuMBt aboii^ifety

—•..I Thft tax Assessed this year amounts to

Ti^gi real®ue, that ill scboul and^^ariwlWe-^ropirty excluded, an approximate idea may be

actgat

lir,ttlih tbe

Tbe tax assessed this year Son1" of the readers of the Expbess

may have a curiosity to know

money, and in -a future letter they may hear about fW Public institutions and what it costs to run them/!

This if a reign of quietude so far As local events of ^fly significance are concerned^ «e occasional jeports of kidnapping of children and young ladiee or of the operations of soffie resurrectionist and kindred adventure, but genuine sensational items ara'Bcarce.ipDuring the month of October there Wefce thirty-SfcvW fires &M ten false alarms. This month will average about the same. There have been no very destructive fires for some tube.

Thefe fr" much activity in telegraphic circle#.., The "Western Union," has had a1 almot exclasi^ monopoly of the whole country, but is likely tv lose some «f its prestige Rival lines-aroapriafiag apja every direction,and unless they are shortly swallowed up, as has been the fate of pre* vious like enterprises the last few year? tbey wfill soon prove formidable rivals.— It fs a noticeabk- feature of the" lines now constructing, that they axe built well, as if for permanence. The "United States" lines which were sold out a year or b? since, were cheaply constructed purposely to be sold at a speculation. Among the rival lines now converging into this city, are tho "Atlantic & Pacific," which has two wires running to New York, and others are being, strung The "Mississippi Valley," which extends from New Orleans to St. Paul, Minn., and runs branch from Dubuque to Chicago, and the "Great Western," which is now working between this city and Milwatl. kee,and is now distributing poles through out the Northwest for a thousand miles of wire. The poles will- be set as soon as the frost is out of th.j ground in the Spring."

Another company, the ''Pacific A Atlantic," is building in from Cincinnati, and will connect with New York via Philadelphia. The "Atlantic & Pacific" talk of extending their Wires westward and connecting with tbe California line. When all those, and other prospective lines are completed a lively competition may be looked for. Bates between this city ai.d New York have .jslready been reduced. s1 a Is

The •'Metropolitan Telegraph, a purely local institution, has offices throughout the city, and is doing a fair business- It was»orgauized last Spring, and has proven a great benefit to the business community The tariff id fifteen cents for ten words or under, and one c^nt for each added word. Other oceanic wires are to be laid. Truly the greatest and most magic enterprise of the age is being pusbed forward with extraordinary vigor.

Dealers and speculators in mud-holes and swamps are come to grief It has been the custom of Real Estate dealers' the last year, to go up to their offices every morning and mark up prices about ten per centum, but now it is exactly the reverse. They have to substract instead of add tbe per cent. Money is rather cleflo, and-speculation has come to an actual "stand still'" There has been no decline in good lots, either in the city or within a reasonable distance of the limits. In fact, this class ot property is as firm as ever, though there is less changing of hands, but the andesirable low marshy ground is decidedly lower, and even unsaleable at the decline. It is predicted that some parties who have invested heavily in this property, buying on partial payment and expecting to make sales before balances came due, will be obliged to relinquish title to the original owners.

The pork packers are maBlng consid», erablestir. A good many are in operation already, but work very light. The receipts of hogs at the Union Stoclr Yards are pretty heavy, but the prioe tends downward and operators are afraid to invest liberally. Hogs are bringing $7.00 to $7.60, but will be lower. The market for beef cattle is firm on account of a light supply. $ J.»

The

Chicago

Nov.

19, 1868

N. Y. Tribune of the 18tb. has

official returns from all the counties but two, according to which the total vote of New York foots up 848,378, of which 419,556 are for Graht, and 428,722 for Seymour Seymour's majority, 9,166 Hoffman's majority is 27,322. The official vote of New York City is returned as follows: Seymour, 108,316 Grant, 47,702 HoTFMAN, 112,522: GrISWold, 43,372. I

Forney's Press calls the attention of Democratic journals, which refused to publish the fact that the national indebtedness for the last month had decreased some $7,000,000, to the additional fact that by reason of tbe rigid system of retrenchment insisted upon by Congress, the expenditure of the Ordnance Bureau for tbe last year only amounts to $3,092,000,or less than three-fifths of theexpenditure qf the previous year. This may seriously impair their charges of extravagance, but tbey can gain nothing now by irsisting upon falsehood.

Col. R. W. Thompson.

Tbe Union papers of the State are somewhat exercised over the various candidates for U. S. Senator, ~i.ee Hendricks whose term will expire upon the 4th of March next. Our choice is the Hon. W. Thompson of Terre Haute. No man in the State has dore more for the success of the Union party than Mr. Tbomp. son. No one has better ability, none is more deserving or will reflect more credit upon the Stats* With men of such ability inthe S. Seriate as Morton and Thompson, the State may well be proud.—Brazil Miner.

Ws hat* it from the moat reliable sources that Palmers Lotion is unequivocally tbe beat article known, for curing every kind of eruption a of the skin. Persons of all ages will find that it will almost immediately relieve them of every kind of cutaneous disease that Is annoyng or unsightly—National Volunteer SZteltyvdle ktd, dwlw

John B. Gough's jjprer be celebrated next Tuesday, Nov. 24th. rrBaVonly Johnson- will yive one of his celebrated gastro-lingual performances at Brighton, to-day-

George Pea body will submit

at Bnghtqn -.#i The Aurora Mr. Hilt, in that city, who has been,married twenty-four years and moved 'i^fiatyseven times.

Mm.

Julia Ward Howe i» President of

tbe New England W Association

ua«Am*r.

G, G. Harding

TOU

issue tho initial num-

at IndianagoUs^^Mon|d^^ Henry Wilson is 1a favor of women's suffrage, as soon as the question of negro suffrage is disposed of.

Josh Billings soggestsed, in his lecture l^SkjBtieatple8^£h(e other evening, that £d|^a§r ^hamv^i|i|^lbr for His'poiicy if nearly run ohtf

Seward's Private Secretary, who accompanied the veneeable Secretary to Auburn, lays that Mr. Seward voted for «^HgK£(a**r ritrf ifcy-

Anthony Troliopecan now duvote himself exclusively to literary pursuits, for it has been decided that he is not be cumbored withinoch J&iaobent.

Mr?. Tucker, of Georgia, who has written a life of Brick Pomeroy, makes this singular statement: ''His ears-are large, and indi?«ey^jpemocratic element of character.'

Francis M. Stone, of Brookville, Fountain county, Indiana, has filed his poti*

paper deBlefinCinfeninatf Ohid^hiSmills being located at Brookville. The funny man of the Chicago Times says: "The only representative abroad who has any great amount of brains, and who is fully qualified by breeding and intellect to worthily fill the position, is Reverdy John son/

PaJW0# BWw$oiC wiffie&ytQpi: his house to' the Voting precinct old' the 3d, and cast his ballot for Grant, Colfax and Maynard. He is in excellont spirits, and expetets* to CteM W»«haH&S* J&P 4th of March next.

Gen. McMahon, who was appointed and confirmed) last .summai^ as our, Minister to Paraguay, arrived atitio Janeiro some time since, on his way to relieve Mr. Washburne. There is little probability, howevW-, of tola presenting hs crs dentials to Marshal Lopez right away.

Congressman Dickey and Hon. E McPhersioh are^ engaged in winding up the affairs of the late Thaddeus Stevens They find only about enough personal property to pay his debts, and his real estate coniis& of a house in Lancaster estimated at $15,000, and his iron furnace property, estimated at from $50,000

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Forney the amiable proprietor of "two papers both daily," says: •'Andrew John? son, as hist .record proves, became thorough apostate: To the great party that had so highly honored him he be' carhe basely perftdioUSf' to his loud mouthed and vehement professions he proved infamously recreant. The rank helu by Jndas Iscariot in Sacred History be holds in profane. He, among rene gades, is the prince—among foul betray ers, the chief. We aro not, the defenders or apologists of John Tylfer but for the sake of his children and children's chil dren, let his name and memory be spared from association with Andrew Johnson who as a recraent and renegade Stands al* most alone in tbe page of American his tory—himself his only parallel!"

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RED JACKET AXE.

..7)" CULBCRN'S PATENT. Patenied July 9, 1S07. Re-lssned Aug. 18,1868, Extracts from Letters and Bcports of the work inn qualities of the A*c.

I. Your Axe ii bonnd to be Tal

Axr.

II. It wi-1 cut 25 per cent, bettor. III. My brother lost obo arm in the war, but with fou' Axe ho can out as well as any one else can.

IV. If 1 oould not get another, tweiity-llvo (?li6) dolla would nit bay it. V. It will cut ho p-jKilas better than aoy other Aro.

VI. 1 would not bo wiihjut it for anything. VII. Tho only oijsction is it ko?s too ta into the wo«d.

VIII. Mon who chop for a iiving universally approvt of i(, Ac., Ac., adiiifinitem. For sale by all responsible dealers In tho Pnitod States.

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\mi\m MiN WAHiTSD.

WEWOMAN

want a firet-alais BUSINESS MAN or in tbls county, to introdaco our

Srvsing Maeiine*. Add'ejs, for for her part'eulars, tho WILSON SEWING MACtlIHE CO., Ctevelond, Ohio.

oaldlngr

er Strips, applied to tbe sides, botfm top and center of doors and windows. The sale is beyond anything ever offered to Agents. From Ten to Twenty-live Dollars per day can 1 made. Bend for agents' circular. First who apply secure a bargain. J. K. BBAPSTBEEI & CO., Bolton, Masi.

VALUABLE RECEIPTS for gl. Address, with stamp, Burt

haute hovelty WOBES, BY

TITTMAN & COM No. 10, South Foant St., opposite Post ORee,

Terre Haute, Ind. Modbm, Daawiaoa and Light

toaa*B* atmifoS?di»s«ftta" inc of tt» «V. Wa

Kach umliss rsrtataw matter, ap»roplataty

A. CO., Dldfurd,

jA AAA AGBMTS WANTED in all parta IWjlrWu the United States, to sell ouritnmeii

Haohimbby

WKATLY EXtOTTTBO.

MT Lofoncher's Breech-L ading shot Gun also Tittman's Br«ech and Muzzle Loader made to or der from new or old materials. awflenentf Bepairlag promptly Atteaded^to,

BOOTS AND SHOES.

nil ~''J

Boots & Shoes

gmT

E I E S

j.Haying just rccoived, at:

C. E. RUGGLE8

a well selected Stock of IFjmen, Hisses, and ChiC dren's Summer Wear, which I will effer tor salt at the

Yery Lowest Cash Price!

And I hare also reccivod a large assortmcntot Men's, Boy's and Youth's Boots and Shoes, buuch at the head of th3 market, so thoy can be

Sold to Salt the Present Times

My motto is "Buy Cheap, Sell Oh«ap— m»i' rrolit.i and Qaick Bales." I also manufacture all kinds of

MENS WORK

On the shortest notice and the most fashionable styles. MENDING done neatly and in haste.— Don't ferget tbe plase, but call and examine, if you do not buy. C. E. BUGGLES, jyS'itf No. 1C, North 4th Street.

Ileal Eistate Colnmn

f'-?

HENDKICH & LANGE,

OfBr» over First National Back, S. E. Corner ol Fourth and Main Streets,

Terre IJaute, IndL.

Abstracts of title furnished, Loans negotiated. aad Money invested. FOR SALE/ 1 ____^

CITT PBOPBBTT. rj

Forty Lots in Linton's Addition to Terra Hants Honseand lot,«astt)lilo street. House and lot, in HcMurratn's Addititlon, Honseand lot in Sibley's addition on 6th street, House and lot in Boso't addition on 8th street, House and lot oa Poplar, between 6th aad 7th streets,

Honse and lot on North 5th, betweea Ohesnul and Linton streets. ^i Two business Housae on .Alain str-et

OOCNTT PBOPBBT1.

Farm sf 89 acres la Honey Cr «fc Township. 173 acres in Liatoa township. 3 Acres below the Boiling Mill, wesa side canal. ]an»dtt

JJBMOTAL

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JRAILROAD AOmCTI have moved my tflca to IteKean A Paddock's Kill, where I'wbold be'pleased tp see ay old friends and cnatomera.

Through reoalpu givaai oa shipmentsofproduce to all Mn CHtis*. All Bail, and Bail aad Water rates aa low, and time aa quick aa aad oompeting llnea. Qraln in bulk shipped to Hew Kngland towns without change of car*.

sfrlMtl

entojautt wltt «Ie bMtf«t«rw~«t tfce~My ja«raal. hasgreat powar la the AawainaMo* ot a loaaaf poralltoratara —Ta«»nEa'»G«u4s to Aamte**bitiratur*, faiifat,

ense

list of 1,030 different BOOKS, B1BLB3 AND I'HOrOGHAPH ALBUMS, Eviry family wants souetliinir from it.

Catalogues furnished free on application, and Books sent pcet-paid. to any address on reseipt of price. Canvassiog hooks containing the list, with prices, together with blank sheets and print td heading for enrolling a list of nam#, sent bee tu any address on receipt of 60 cants.

Anybody can aell from 100 to 1,&0' of tbeie Books almost anywhere. For terms to agents and oiher information, aadrets JOHN S. POT TEB & CO., Pab'ishers, Nos. 114 and 617 San sooi streat, Philadelphia, Pa.

S. HAB1JKBT.

J. K.. MABSH

IOWA

li EAL KSTATE AOKNCY. FABUS, WILD LANDS, 4cd City Property of every description, for Sale.

An experience of flftoen years enable nstoin--re satisfaction in every riepattment of basini r' ating to a general Beat Istate Agency.

HARBERT & MARSH, 54 WALNUT STBXXT, oi?7dwlf ivt

Iowa

'rt*, 0'st $ I IS

tl\nd arioty

NEW 'GBOCEB^i AND

PROVISION STORE!

J. MOLLOY,

DBA&Kft IS p-

Groceries and Provisions, No. 0 4th Street, me door South of tbe Post OR ce,

Tcrre-Haute, Indiana.

The nodersignod bai Just opened at the above stand, a lirst cl»»# Fa.-nily Grocery aud Proviiio'. Stor,', Willi a large au well selected stock of new and flash articles suitable for tvsry day use in families, to which ho calls tbe attention of bis friends and the public generally.

Goods deliver to any part of the city frrrt of charge. Uighest cash price paid for Country Prodnoe,

We can acctoant for tta aaoeeis oaly by the tii* tile Cm! that it ami ptnlaily tbapapalar tasto, arnlshiac a varietrofptsaslna a art inafruottve readiag for all.—Zioa'i ierald, ieetem.

'•i Ui '"5, Btoti Habfkb's MAOizraa, one yaar...„...._|4 M. An Extra ..... or Bazab Will Mini ScMaxaxaa lassij or Sixcofiaa br 990 00. gobierlptiena to Uaarca's KAOArt^i, Wcsklt aulBiZAiutQ an* addrats tor ona year, J1000, or. two of Harper's Psrtodlca'B, to one sMrm for on* year, ft 03.

a «uitf«aiiiB| vfv vv. Cqsg qf either the XaSazuy, Voill, iOIHNMM fiM tat «wt«M MIIMW at OOoaeh, tn OM remit-

Back Nomfwrs can bo aspptied at aay lima. A Ooaapleta Sbt, now -romprislng Thirty-sovon ToIubkX, in neat cloth biadiag, will he aent by freight atezpsaeeof p*rcha*er,for&l per volume, flingla volnmef, by moll, poatpaid, *300. Cloth oases, forM&dlac, ESceaU,byaiatl, postpaid.

The postage on HaaPaa'a XaoJiZixs is cents a year, whloh moat bo paid at the aabMritier'a poet-office.

Subicriptioos sent from British North Americaa Provlaiai must ha acoompaniod with 24 csata additional, to prepay Caited Statea post age: Address

HABPBB A BROTBEBS, Haw Tork.

16dw2t

"A Complete Pictorial HIstayj ol tbe Times."

«Tbe Best, Gketpest, aad nost Saccessfal rsnflT Paper

tia

the

A va'W- Faian."

HABPER'fiT^W EBKLT SPbKNDIDIiT ILLUSTBATSD. Critical N* ic it of the Preu.l Tbe Montir NawtPAPra of our country—complete in all the dopartmentaof au American Faa•ly psper—HAS#a»*a Wtmt, has earned tor Itself a right to Ita title, "A Jot?anal or OivxiiSATio*.''—JffW. rorl Svming Pott.

Our future historians will enriob thenuelvaa cut of HAiFca'a WmiT long after wrltera, aad Crioters, and pafcHshers are turned to dust.—Ntw Tori Evangelist.

Tha beat of iis claas iu Amarica.—Bosl« rf*fe'er. Habpis's WMkit may be unreaervadly dsclarei the beat newspaper in America.—Tkt Independ-

ent, Nea York. The articles upon pear in Hwpu'i form a remarkable seriea of hrief politicalJissays. They are diitlaguiahed by clear and poiated statemeat, by good' common senso, by indepenJeace and breadth of, view. They are the ospreasion mature conviction, high principal, aad ^strong feeling, ao4 take their place among the beat news paper .writing of tha timo.—A"orf£ Amtriean Jtevtetc. Soitjm, Mass... -,^ ,j

FmbUc

questions whioh ap-

aux tram week to week

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CriHcil Notices of tk$ Press.

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TUBSpAf, 9ECSMBSR m,m, JN At tha teem

Prairie 01|y I4?ery 4 Bale Stable Corner Tblrd and Walnnt Street, near Bnntln Honaa, Terra Baate, Indiana, lat 4O o'clock 4.

tbe fotlowiag property, t»-wil: Slghteen bead of Horace, 8 TopBasiirs, 9 open 1 Closed Gairiags, 2 Sundown Carrtai^ee oaa N. t.

one three seat do. ds., 12 sets Single Harness, foar setts doable Haraess, one fire-proof Sale, two Coal Btovaa, Pipe and Zinc, one Cutting-box, largealze oaa block and T*cfc]o, extra pole* and fills elgtat atriog Belle, 6% ttet long Vlankete, Wolf and Buffalo Bodes, extra pieces of Barness and Halters, Brldlea, Saddles, also many snail articles toasramaroas 'to mention.

All of the sboTa articles will be said without reserve, to the MglwSt IMMer. Tcsxs or Sai*-—All satna of $10 aad ander. cash. All sasas oTer that atnonnt alx aaoatha time, by giving note with approved secarltj.— Sale toeontlnne from day to aay. until ail ao'd. T. W. HOWAKD. 14dlm

PARTICULAR NOTICE All kaowiag tksaasi tha Flrai of Aastin A Ortgsby •e,soutb tftha

call at sit Steve, Sixth Sliest, ant settle tha veafaiaaeadof all ear

the Slml imv7I

JABtXS H. TTTSNKB, Agt.

itrjPri r7dla»

Svm

I E S

JPw Weakly Persons,

FOB TUK SICKLY, FOB THK AGKPj FOB FBHA1.KS,

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An Extra Copy of cither tho Haoazimz, Wittlt, or Bazab wilt be supplied gratis tot ever Club of Fivb

Scbscbibbrs

JFQB Si'HINO 03® I 11

(t Bitters Equal to thiol

gpeer,s8tandard"wine Bitters

i'iC'j'iM.

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS iSraaa'a Celebrated Wine, so wr-ll known, with

SNA*WM

^nERKV BARK, 6IN6ER,

aad such other HEBB3 and HOOTS as will in all DUtfsfia », proiaoto the 8«cr*tion* ot (|haJ)Mltea U^« i«|prrt-«fci^fci.

—Tu TUK—

km AND OLD, ttALt K3 fKSlU! I Jk»|B^tw«th wonmatl OOLOB lo the pale white lip,

Kb?

BLOOM A#D BPAU$1to the thin face and care-worn nnteniincs. Cr.rea KSVEB and cleatej" APPKTI-FB. Try them, Oee none other. Ask for SPEEK'd STANDABD B1TTBKS. ^oggi-^.»i| Orooers. teo that my alijtjfli.aty ij over tbe cork Of rar.li Bottle.

ALFRED S PEE It,

Pasealc, N. J., and 243 Br»ad*i»y, Saw Vurk. WT: trade supplied, by JOHNSOJC &'LLOWAT A CO., Philadslphia: OKOltftls #. KlcL|jT, Pittsburg, aod liy oil Wholesale Drfalen.

Forsalo by BABB, GUI.ICK A ABBBY »ul3w*d Tn Thur Sat. :-rf.T

TOHN BAKNIKLfi! O Merchant Tailor*,*

MAIN STREET,

Over Saxton Walmsley'a Dry Goerfe store Would reepectoully call the attontlon of the citl* cans of Terre Haute, and thn public in g^norai, that he has rented rooms above Saxton St Walmrley's Dry

Goods atore, for the purpos3 of carrying

Merchant TailoringBe keeps always on haad a FASIIIONABLK USLBCTION OF OASSIMEBEd, VESlISGS, oLOTHS, Ac., and is ready te make it up ia TMe Latest Style and on Sbort Aoticc, and on vary Beasonable Terms. Having no high rents to pay, he promises to make up to older, whether tbe goods be urnithed by him or not.— Kverytblog In his lina cheaper than anywhere

Catting dene and warranted to fit. A liberal patronage sol lotted.. aug29dtf.

INSURANCE COL'J.VI^.

IWEANB LIFE,

.vS 'u inniFxmUi* The following iOld and' Billable Companies

Bepreseuted.

Merchants Fire In^. Co., fS"we^r HABTFOBD, CONN.«"fr* «d?jsX •C-- htkH'A-i HttrthAmerican Fire Ins. Co. ^HABTFOBO, C»iSN,j^|'

CaraEicliaiige Fire Ins. Co., 1ST BBOADWAT, NEW TOBK.

Lumberman? Fire Im Co., OF CHICAGO..

Boekeye Fire Insurance Co. CLEVELAND, OHTO.

Applications taken and Policies issued in any ot the above named Companies in lowest current rates. Also, REAL BSTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to. 7-7- Apply to

MainlSt.»between 5th & 6th

Terre Haute, Incl. fV|| Offioe ISO Main Streets*. Old Stand of Drs. Thompson & Rust laf, jgT

take and

HAB»B BBOTHBBS.

dwCt New Tork.

mii'-

The lut^l Sale of Slock West of Cincinnati I The undersigned will aell at Pablie Anction, oa

Spriaf Wagon, one Twe-taated Sleiih,

•iossr.

kssatofoas neatvad at

,1 i»Tita*y W»da tocaU a ii&SSSSSS&SSi Limn oKiear.

Aarent ro^

People's and Telegraph

I E A

-I860.

Bazab, one yeai

... &00

at 94 0U eaah, in one

tomlttanoe or Six Copies for 920 00. Subscriptions to Habpsb's Maoazibe, Wsssir, aod Bazab, to one address for ona year, 910 00 or, two of Harpeb's Periodicals, to ona addrtsa for 00 year, 9' 0u.

Back Nnmbers can be supplied at any time. Tho postage of Habpeb's Bazab is 2) coats a year, wnich mnst paid at the subscriber's .post* o®ce.

H. U- EXeOo's Fast Freight Lines FrcnNew Tork, Boston and intermediate points.

ClalBS

for Overcharge and Damage

MKIti at tkia

the country

effectual remedy.

•naems IT tAILORINC

T.1 FrfTRIJ\"

:A TtM ..'HL-!.

Merdiaat Tailor, f-"* ^1 ''tjk-ii.:: .. Ba» mxtorw*'* 2i«tW STOCK if r- auredc CLOTHE -fnq

,i^v M.A.CRANB) General Fire and Life Insurance Agent. .if •y OFFIO.Kt-

mi •M*

HMt

Dsnestte

prpi

ixenry.

M. A. ORANE^

^TABBIIT'S KFFBBTKSCXNT SELTZER AFBB1SNT Is a gentle and cooling

Catbartio

medicine,I

is recommended and used

Physicians In

Costhtewbss.

XARtTTACTCK TU orfit Kt" \TARB.ANT dc CO..,^

878 Greenwich St.. New.v orft. •^For Sale by all flraggtot. "®!l aalS—dsmeod.

N I O N A E W FLODB STOCK. ~K('

FBASH HEIH1G «fc BKO tfaaafsoturere of ail binds el

ORACKEE8,

BBEAD and CAKES,

Wetmls, aad Dealer

OSlrtffWi t„ between Gaaal atd Depot,

TXBB1 «:AUTE, daMdly INDIANA.

bjr

the

best

uamnt reliable and

SOTTCKrJESi CENT

Crrmrs DrtPsratA., Ovass HEiaTStrair, Ci ris Sick Ukadacbx,

SEJLTZBJft CcfZS IKDIOE3TIDH. Ctrsrs

Cunts Pilis, -r$4

^FEBIBMT«4 t* Com Satra Stomach, bdw r.j

CUBES

Naarotn

Hsuacb£,

Cuais IdTtt CoarL*»T,

O W E CtrsEB Bn.Liors HrABAcwr, Cf7»as KBrCXATTC CoaPLAIKIS, Ov&eJApnpi B,

£34

If.

It la a most efficlent medicine lot Fusalea. aad Children whose etoiracha frequently reject ordinary pargat We meiclnrs. Bead oar pamphlet ef testimonials, and as yon relau your li:e and health, lose not au hour In procciinj a *ut(l« of this most woaUerlui remtdjf. ,' .""

,.w

.at f»i Mhlr .j -.is 'c jwmr

I BEATERS^^ -s.-- i-:.},•*.• i-rii r™"™"

TRICOT^

1^ovi^Atfra«r%

'S iT. -SkiiEi ... £t

'Which he propoaas to make up to ordet In the ..••smjsit znmt

Mbst Approved Style/^

TH*

BI.ITJG FROM mte'K 145 MdM Stfdet

No Stock on hand, mi Stock 4s Entirely New.

«p28

m1*1 DRY GOODS, fhii t*4t

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OUR FILL STOCK

Is now complete. We offer ^atim nmm -*'i w-*i Mm OS* It*^ :r .v a •Lrifefl :•. i.- 'FhfWifl iikii. %. .. „. A

GREAT BARGAINS

«, b»is*isz

—— IN ——

et -*mt s» ait 'if ,»ilS£ wWjsb s^OiwW'lAiUa-.J

DRESS GOODS!

S A W S ft

1*1.31* IT® I. STS it'.t

ANKETS

Jl S ME El I ts,:.

rih49S tjasiJia i-t •it*

... "1 fTji-'i

&£Cm

jfcxtfMtf.

Wf"'. Asiitf «i*'.ii iofM

We have also a large Stock of nu-

-%«a

At Stcaedinglyj:•

•PUT

or Purgative

ntho form cf a Ponder, pleasant

LOW PRICES

onr Stock.' *mt

Call anj Look at

CO&NfiLlUS flA««IKT¥r

Cornei ^cfanct Main '''&&£

1 T«jrrc-f*nntc, Indianoj^

ebchain

TAfLORING^ OK

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FRBDKK1CI 8€liBWil|6

Sasjast received a large aad wall selected Stock' of

Fall and Wlaterfiosds

^yOoaslsUag. ia part of tlVM'm

French, KagUsk aad iBerieu

CAjmMMEMmmi*

-iwiiiaw,gagas"

frmt diets, Beotla 4 Beater,

Which will be sold at the vary lowest prtaa, tn cash only, by the yard, or made if tat, »rd»r os short aotleS.

"L#W MUCKS, iUOTmSasS yunfli4im«pwruir r-

Jjs Sr^ .. ^Cuitoaars, old end asy, vafortltally Invited to

^5 8t.,swhti4,fcet.#tk* ith. N. B. OdthslHs tseiiR aiaa, Banmttlng ant Bapairiag ta tha cksapast af aaaar. dSqi