Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 November 1868 — Page 2

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Not., 23d ,1868. 4

Monday MorolBg,

The loss to tho State of Ohio by th confiagrMctf Of the jduriattc 'AsyTnfii^il not b^^o.gj|at as a| JLratestimated. jy. ttafil3po4ooo win cove

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TiSf"uiooa6cetoent

made in the

New York papersthat the prompt construction of the East India telegraph cable is fully as«»red 1y Sabacrtptions made to the capital stock of the company by a number of leading capitalists in Philadelphia, New York and New England. Of the 56,000 shares of the stock, bat 4,600 reinained t'o be sold, at 50 per ghare, a few days, ago, and it may be closed out any day. It is now definitely settled that on the 25th inBt. the itock •will be witdrawn irom the market, if not sooner closed out. We are glad to know that .this important enterprise will now be completed as soon us the cable can be maun factored and laid, and it is not doubted by any.

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The Philadelphia

(fact

familiar with

the vast commmefciftl interests of the Asiatic coast, that the cable will pay yery liberal returns on its stock.

The Liberal party having triumphed completely in the late Parliamentary election, the Queen will, in accordance "with long established custom, call upon Mr. Gladstone, tho acknowledged leader of the triumphant party, to form anew Cabinet, in other words, to "run'' tho Government. It will soon be seen, therefore, how much real truth there was in the next Premier's recent remarks, that the English Liberals would "endeavor to govern Ireland according to Irish idfea3 and wishes." It may have been merely an electioneering dodge, or it may have been a solemn pledge that will be sacredly carried out. One thing is quite certain, the attempt to govern Ireland according to English ideas has proved an utter failure. It is to be hoped Gladbtohe will try the opposite experiment, agreeably to his promise.

»~"Wjb published a »ews item from ati eastern exchange, a few days ago, which stated that the erecutora of TSADDXtJS Stkthns Would And that his entire property, after paying his debts, will only net from $65,000 to $75,000. Later intelligence confirms this statement, and proves that the patriot died possessed of less property than he had when he first went to Congress, and considerable less than he was worth when, after an absence:, of several year.?, he returned to soon bocome the leader of the House. This speaks volumes in praise of the Old Commoner, and proves him to have been a bright example of honesty, at a time when the reverse was much the fashion. Bei Chairman of the Committee of Ways and

Means, arid afterwards of the Committee on Appropriations, be was in position to have accumulated, with entiro legal im punity, an immense fortune. Mr. 8tevbms had grave defects of character, but his inflexible devotion to liberty and his sterling honesty entitle him to tho lasting respect of the American peoplo.

Inquirer,

calls atlo(

tion to the fact that the sailors wh served in the Mississippi squadron, loot to Admiral Farragdt to see that justice is done in the matter of their claims. It appears that nearly twenty millions cjf dollars havo accumulated in the Treasurer Department belonging to those gallant tara cr their beirs.

Now that the "old Salamander" is once mare at home, we trust that, he will take Gideon by the beard, and see that the righteous claims of the men who upheld the "Banner of the Sea," are properly attended to and satisfactorily adjusted. If tho Department cannotdoaoything,let the Admiral bring the matter before Congress, and demand that justice which is due the noble men who captured Nefc Orleans, and who covered themselvae with glory at Port Hudson, Mobile and other points in the Southwest. We believe that the Admiral will, when the matter is brought to his attention, take it into immediate consideration, and press it to a termination whioh shall prove satisfactory to the men who through the Rebellion upheld the Stars and Stripes on the lanii, the river and the ocean.

Suffering in Switzerland. Americans naturally feel a deep sympathy with the inhabitants of the only Bepublic in Europe in the disasters caused by the recent flood. Our telegraphic accounts Lave given us but little conception of the damage done and suffering caused by tho raging waters. This deficiency has been supplied by a letter from Chables A. Page, American Consul 'at Zurich, in which he details to Secretary Sewakd the devastations of the late deluge. The contcur of the little Republic is such as to throw it open to the mercy of high waters during protracted rain storms. High mountains, with narrow and almost gorge-like valleys, render the country an abject prey to floods. The former give quantity and impetus, while the latter furnish but liU tie vent. Like pent-up furies the waters go surging along, carrying devastation everywhere in their track. The governments of the Continent are responding liberally to the appeals for help that come from the mountains. America should not be behind hand. It may not be out of place to mention that these floods are constantly increasing in violence. For over a hundred years this

has been noticed. The fact is ascribed to several causes, the principal one being the constant dewoodiog of the mountains. Bach generation goes a little higher and wider for fuel, and thus the ^n^ntftina become stripped- In several of the cantons of Switzerland the laws prohibit a proprietor from catting down a tree^ large or smal|, without planting atiothtsr the same season, and in others he has to obtain the consent of tfce authorities even to make such exchange of an old tree for a sapling. But

lMren an iaM|olis

inch

wholesome rule has been enWr^d to the more mountainous cantons.

cid»s with our views as to the gross injusftaxing negroes for educatiSttfll purposes—while their children are excluded fronj'partreipaney in the benefits of our system of public instruction—and forcibly ^voea*«^joHabli8hme|it x£ for the education of colored children. it is confident that "it is only necessary to call the attention of the Legislature to the injustice of taxing negroes to build school houses from which their own children are excluded, to insure a change of the law in that particular." But our Indianapolis cotemporary goes still further and ably advocates what we suggested Saturday, the education of colored children, It thinks "aotmd policy and justice denaod this." It believes with us, that while it is neither politic nor desirable that white and colored children shall be compelled to attend the same schools, yet wherever there are enough of the latter in a township to form a school of their own. one should be established for their benefit, and be supported in the eame way that schools for white children are supported.

We give the conclusion of the

bune,

are Fed at Alttjfgp aH

correspondent of the New York

a newspaper not inclined to givej undue praiso, gives the following descrip tion of the accommodations of the Logan House at Altoona, where passengers on the Pennsylvania Railroad stop for meals

The mountain lap in which this young and thriving town is seated, has an eleva tion pf about 1,100 feet above tho level of the sea It is on the line of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, and at the foot,i on the eastern side, of the steep ascent of tjie Allegany ridge. Many travelers go. itigwestward, and arriving here at even-i tng, "lay over" for' the night, that they may see by day the picturesque scenery afForded in the passage. And when in tho cars the next morning,they have nothing to regret, but much to bo thankful for .Thb tSain stops in front of the "Logan Housed' not fifty feet from its porch. A choice and bountiful supper, elegant par lors, with or without music, airy cham^ ber«, beds and mattresses that allow no sensibility of bones, bath tubs on the same floor, and a breakfast better than you can get at houae, generally, put party of lriends in excellent relish to fly up the Allegheny Mountains! They-are sure to leave a unanimous verdict of "blessing3 on the Lojan House."

It will not be disagreeable to the "trav^ elingpublie'isto be .*. lityle more gwMcularly~inform3(f as tcr the bind 6?1fetertainraeot that may be depended on at this place. It is 313 miles from New York by the shortest route Westward, which, in my judgment, is also the safest and loast wearing. 1 have tried all the routes oftei^ enodgh to compare their merits and draw* baclie and I am glad to praise the beat, that the others may be stimulated to do as wolljor better if they can. What the traveler most suffers from, and grumbles about, is railway station fare. With every good reason. It is mostly vile, unwholesomo slutt'. I can give authoritave advice aa to 97 out of every 100 stoppiug places between Buston, Washington, Ohieago, St. Louis, &c. "Don't eat there.— You will get bad articles, badly cooked, pay double price, and carry away a aix* hours' headache." One of the three in 100 where this will not happen is here.

On lighting at the Logan House, you see the unwonted convenience of near forty basins whereat to wa9h, and clean towels to correspond. Water is brought in pipes from a notch in the mountains, called the "kettle," several miles distant. It givtifc me malignant pleasure to name in contrast the "wash room" at Easlon, on the New Jersey Central rord, where the Cincinnati night express stops for breakfast. Within fifty feet of a canal,' and a hundred or so of the Delaware River, they furnish one tin basin and one towel a tortnighl for fifty or more passengers and they expect ull to wash in the same water. If any enterprising, Etrong minded woman wants clean water, she may find a hogshead outside, round a corner, with a tap that lets out a stream as big as a pipestem, at which iu half an hour sho may renew the basin. The ba sins at the Logan Houee are in line along the porch, extending sixty or seventy feet each side of the dining room door.

A very important result of this arrangement is that the traveler has nineteen minutes out of the twenty for which the train utopa, to eat deliberately and in a Christian mauner whereas, at places like E as ton so much time is consumed by people interpupting each other in the washing process that he can do nothing but snutcb and run. It is, I verily believe, apart of the calculation o( railway eating-house keepers generally to reduce the time of actual eating, and to jam people together in a squabble, so that they can't swalloW more than half a meal, while they pay for a whole one.— Experienced travelers have discovered this trick, and prefer to starve, if they have not a home-made sandwich in re#erve. ^Tha House" has a front of feet or tnbtfe, with wings running back. The dining-room is 150 feet, long, and furnished with short tables, at each of which twelve people may be comfortably Mated. The floor is always as clean as if it had just been scrubbed. The tableclotbs are spotless. It was formerly a practice to furnish napkins, bat it became so common for travelers to mistake them for handkerchiefs and carry them off, that it proved too expensive. As the house dines, on an average, one thousand persons daily, from thirty or more trams, you may infer that there is a deal ef "social science," involved in the management. Yet there ia no eonfusion, but perfect order and quietness, explainable largely by the fact that the' house has no bar. A supply of liquor i» generally considered indispensable to make a hotel popular. Bui lhe Logan House is popular notwithstanding. So widely is it known and appreciated, that people, when they get on the train at

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excellent article: If the safety, progress and good order of the State depend upon the intelligence of its inhabitants, it is as important that one clas3 of children shall be educated as another. An ignorant colored population will be no leas injurious to the general welfare th&u an equal number of white* all children, therefore, should enjoy such educational advantages as the State is able to supply, and all classes ought to be taxed alike, in proportion to their means, as the Constitution imperatively commands shall be done."

At an early period of the next session of the Legislature, a bill will be pressnted designed to-accomplish the objects which we have intimated in our articles on this subject, to-wit:—the relief of the colored people from an outrageous injustice and the extension to them, so far as may be found practicable, of the benefits of our excellent syttem of public instruction. It ia very strange that the people of this great commonwealth have so long persisted in a course of cruelty and oppression towards this class of our population strange that white men have compelled negroes toassisl in paying for the education of white children, while colored cMldreti havebeenieft,so far as the State is concerned, to grow up in ignorance and its resultant vices.

they say at CBTcago. "ScFTbey

say at New York and Philadelphia going westward Thay saga their stomachs for the Logan House tare. So much influence does a good, wholesome citing place exert on travelers, that'll oftmvd»i terminea them which of several main noti&Bj York Central, Erie, and Baltimore ana Ohio—fromwhichlast a*Ve me, 0 Fate!

The Logan Hnnse haa 106 lodgingrooms, altogether on a more liberal scale than those of any city hotel. The ceilings are high, ventilation ample, and the furniture is substantial and elegant. One must have pleasant dreams, if any, on such beds and mattresses. Every room baa gas, and each floor bathrooms and closets. Each story has wide hall-ways, with balconies at the windows,from which you look downward on the never ceasing passage of railway trains, or upward to the tops of the mountain ridges, just now arrayed in the sad but beautiful colors of Autumn. On the top of the house is a look-out for the watchman of trains, who pulls a bell-tope to notify when the tables must be prepared and the food dished.— The natural head uf waterm sufficient for hose pipes over the roofj and all through the house. The steam-heating apparatus is in a separate building, and warmers are distributed in the halls and parlors. These latter are furnished in city style, abating only tho tawdryneas that passes for luxury. One of,-.them haa served as a ball-room all summer, being left uncarpeted for that purpose, and first rate piano gives the music.

United Stales Senator

jtrom tn» Wabash Plaiti De \lor.1 The Winchester

It is said the Lieut. Governorship is an unimportant office. That matters not.— It fast least an honorable office, and one created by the people, and asked for by Mr, Cumback. We are opposed to asking for an office to be used simply as a step ping-stone to another—opposed to all double dealing as owell in politics as in trade. ft, At this time .among those named for the position of U. S. Senator our (the senior editor) choice is the Hotf. Richard W. Thompson, of Terre HSute, «i man of unblemished moral character, of large experience aG a Statesman, of clear head, sound judgment and of eminent ability

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Senatorship and not the Lieut. Governorship, why did he not say so, and let some other man take his late place on our ticket? There are many'men,honest and capable, who would willing have accepted the position of candidate for the office to which he has just been elected, and who would have labored as hard and persistently and as successfully for the party a8 he has done, for tue sake of office itself and if Mr. Cumback did not want it, he should not have accepted the nomination. But for reasons such as these, we would declare for the Hon. D. D. Pratt, our distinguished Congressman elect as our choice, for this Senatorship. Either he or Mr.,Cu'mKack would fill well the office, and both aire toen Whom for their ability ami their great moral worth, we delight to honor but they have asked the people for their suffrages for the offices of Lieut. Governor and Congressman, received their votes for these offices, and now-let them fill them before asking to be sent up higher.

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only. Size 16x^0 inches, and well' worth 86. Copies will b» sent by mall, pre-paid, is the order of subscription. HUBD & HOINfflTOK, PnbUtlnn, 4fi9 Broomn Street, New York. Sample of Magazine sent for 35 cts. Prospectus

DR. WHITTIER, 617 St. Charles SU«M, St. Lotils, Mo^na:

WHO

treats confidentially all delicate, Intricate and long standing complaints, publishes a pamphlet which should be read by evsry yanog man In America, tiefd two stamps. Patients everywhe o. State yoar case.

BU8IHES8 MIN WANTED.

WEWOMAN

Want a first-class BUSINESS MAN or in this county, to introduce onr

Brwing Machines.

Addrers. for far her particu

lars, (ho WILSON 8EWINO MACHINE CO., Cleveland, Ohio. TKjTAIgTEP—AM AOENT in each town, to take the Agency for the sala of Brad* street'* Rubber Monldlag and Weatber Ntrlps, applied to the sidee, bottom top and center of doors and window*. The sale Is beyond anything ever offered to Agents. Prom Ten to Twosty-five Dollars per day can 61 made. Send for agents' circular. First who apply bargain. J. tt. BBADBTBEE7 A CO., Ma»j.

secure a Boston,

fAA VALUABLEBECflPTS for «1. Ad1™ dress, with stamp, BVkr A CO., Bldfard,

IA AAA AGENTS WANTBD in all parts of IVyvW the United States, to sell onr immense list of 1,000 different BOOKS, BIBLSS AND PHOrOOBAPH ALBUMS, Evry &mily wants souetbiug from it.

Catalogues furnished free on application, and Books sent pest-paid to any address on receipt of price. Canvassing books containing the list, with prices, together with blank sheets and printed heading for enrolling a list of names, sent free t» aoy address on receipt of 60 cents.

Anybody can sell from 100 to 1,000 of these Boots almost anywheie. For terms to agents and other information, address JOHN B. POTTEB A CO. Pnb'ishers, Nos. 614 aod 01T Sanson street. Philadelphia, Pc.

S. HABBBBT. 1. K. MABSH IOWA ti KAL ESTATE AGENCY.

FABM8, WILD LANDS,

Acd City Property of every description, for Sale. An experience of fifteen years enable ustoiuie satisfaction In every riepai tment of business ating to a general Beal Kstate Agency.

HARBERT & MABSH, 64 WALNUT STBBBT,

DZ71»1((

n'ii

On* "«i. 1 owa

*rr

-...

3VJE

PROVISION STORE!

•'p e«? r-y nffoirtfl li b. molHOT^ih

DBAMft rt

Groceries and Provisions,

No. 9 4th Street, one doorSonth of the Post Offlec,

Terre-Hnutc, Indiana- -S 3-.a The undersigned ba-t jnst opened at the above stand, afirst-clas* Fa nily Grocery and ProvUioi Stor.,, with a largo £.c well selected stock of new and frdsh articles sttitable for evory day nse in families, to which he-calls tbo attention of bis friends and the public generally.

Goods deliver to any part of the city frroe of charge. Iliglieet cash price paid for Country Produce.

Jy2dtw F. D. MOLLOY.

Tbrrb

haute jsoyblty WOBKS, BY via

TITTMAN & OO.

Ho. 10, South Fourth St., opposite Post Oflce, Terre Hante, Ind. Models, Daiwuraa

uso Laaat

ichihxbt

KEATLT EXICtTTKD.

tUF Lofinchor'a Breooh-L-*dlng ahot Qnn also Ttttmaa's Breech and Muzzle Loader made to or dor from now or old materials. *6r-(Jcnerol Bepalrlng Promptly Attended to,

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Boots & Shoes

TO SUIT

E I E S

Having just received, at

O. E. RUGGLES

a well selected Stock of FTjmen, Misses, and Chic dren'i Summer Wear, which I will offer lor sale at the

Very Lowest Cash Price!

4nd I have also received a large assortment of Hen's, Boy's and Youth's Boots and ShoAs, bon„-h at the heaid of the market, so they can bo

Sold (o Suit the Present Times

My motto Is "Buy Cheap, Sell Cnaap—sn 11 Pro tits and Qaick Sates." I also manufacture all kinds of

MEN'S WORE

On the shortest notice and the most fiasblocab stylos. &IENDINO done neatly and in haste.— Don't ferget tho place, but call and examine, if you do not bay. 0. RUQOLES,

Jy&ftf No. 16, North 4th 6twt

Real Estate Column

HENDRICH & LANGE,

OfBce owr First National Bank, 3. JI. Corner ol Fourth and Main Streets,

Terre Haute, Ind.

Abstracts of title furnished, Loans negotiated, &Bd Money invested. FOR SALE.

CITY PBOPKBTY.

Forty Lots ia Linton's Addition to Tern Hautt House and lot, east Olilo street, Houee and lot, in McUnrrain's Additltion', I Home and lot in Sibley's addition on 6th street, Hons« and lot in Base's addition on 8th street, House and lot on Poplar, between 6th and 7tb •:r-ots, liouse aad lotos North 6th, between Ohenout and Linton streets.

Two business Booses on Main strno^ O0DHTY PBOPKBTY. Farm of 89 acres in Honey Or »k Township. ITS acres in Linton township. 8 Acres below the Roiling Mill, weas sideeanal. jan29dtl

JJBMOVAIi. fy* .yj5

RAILROAD AGENCY.

I have awad my o&ce to McKeen A Paddock's Kill, where I wouJd be pleased to see my old friends asdoaatoBera.

Through raoaipts given on ahinaacta of produce toall Xaetarn Crasa. AH Ball, and Ball anl Water ratea as low, aad tee as quick aa and competing lines. Qraiu in balk shipped to Hew England towns without chance of ears.

aprfMd

JAMBS H. TUB NIB, Agt.

OriHaat Sttimqf Q»Brm.

Tbe mt pop^i^n:1wrid.—B*

York

Z'EiSSJS&ttflEXXX?

iftH

iu ollto v. -We wmITotIUTwotk Man evMeae* of (he nQMn rf IfeeAMtieam People 1 matter, a cats and aid the I with tbo beat &»tar«'ot the "feUyjewMl. It ba«gre«t power In the iWweialnaMoR of loresf parslltarataM'-nuanft'sflaMlo AtwrioBifllita —ccewoaly by tbeMkpie fsetthit ItBMlapn farniahing a variety of

bubscaotiom.—ISM! xww: .. HiUtt'i Mifiiilii, Me 00.

An AM Gmfqfd&er Ot KMUM( «Wn'l

or Baus w|U beaupplM potie fw every Olnb of FivaSonoainaaat$4OOeach, inoneremlttana*, orUKCfUtatsc 00. £abwripa««ato EUusa'a MacurtKi, Waxu.T aad BAXlB.to one addresa

Str

BATIOH.'*—JT«r Yeri

e'er."

one year, flOOO,

or, two or Harper's Periodicals^ to one addreas for one year, t7 00. Back lumbers can be supplied at a*y time.

A. Oompleto Set, now coa^rtaiac Thirty-eevea

will be eent by VftrStW

Volumes, in neat cloth ezpreM, fre^ht par volume. Single voIumM,~by mail, poetpaid Is 00.' Cloth cotes, for binding, 68 ce«ti, b/aili postpaid.

The postage on H*aFm'a Kamcims is cents ayear, which moat be paid si the aubeeribftr's Subscription* sent from Britiah North America a Provinces mnst be acoompMiied with 24 cants additional, to prepay United States post age: Addreat

HABP3B A BBOrHEB0, New York.

16dw2t

"A eoaylete no«iii Ijtotwjr ot at Tlaes."

•'TMe Best, Omput, «wL ml MeT.- cessfnl Fsaliy P^er ,ia the^

WfiKKLf,

SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTBATKD.

Critical Na'.iai of the Prat*

The Hobrl. Hawof our eonntfy—complete tnsU.the departssantcof an Aparieaa Family paper—HaXpm'S WntxtT, haa earned for itself aright to its title, "A jovuaL or

Habpis's WahKLT may be nmeeeiiadly declared the best newspaper in America.—Th*

ent, Sew Turk.

Snbecriptions to HarpIx's HAOAZtK,WssKi.x, and Bazab, to one address for one year, 910 00 or, two of Harper's Periodicals, to one addreas,

00.

GROCERY

*",a

Back Ncrasas can b» sttjiplied at any tims. The Anntial Volumes of Bilflt'i WtEKlt, It neat cloth bindink. will be aent by express, free of expense, for 97 00, efCh. A complete Set, comprising Eleven Volumes, aent ton tpfcoipt of cash at tbe rate of 96 96 per vol., fttfkhS at ex» pBDSe of purchaser. Yelmne XU ready January 1st. 18ti9,

The postage on Haupxb's Wttxtt is 20 cents a year, which miut he paid at the Snbscriter's post-offloe.

Bubseriptions sent from British North American Provinces must be accompanied with

al.

HABFEB'S BAZAB,™ A stipptement cohtaitting nnmeroaa luu-etzea patterns of aasAU articles acompanles the paper every fortnight, and occasionally an elegant col ored Fashion Plate.

Habpeb's Bisab contains 16 foMo pages of the slzsef Habpib's Wikk, printed on anperflne calendered paper, aud is published weekly.

OriHotl Notices of On Press.

Habpeb's Bazar contains besides pietores, patterns, etc., a variety of especial aae and Interest to the family articles on health, dresa, and, housekeeping in ail ita branches Its editorial mat :er is specially adaptep to the olrcle It is intended to iaterest and instruct and it his, besides. good storirs and literary matter of merit. It is not surprising that the jonrnal, with sack: features, has achieved in a short time an Immense success far eoinething.of Its kind .was desired tn thousands of familiee, ita publishers have filled the demand.—Newand

Yorli Evening Post

Whether we consider ita cloisss as based upon the elegance and superiority of the paper, its typographical appsaronca, the taste and judgment displayed in the engravings, or the literary eon tributiona contained. in its pages, we unhesitatingly pronounce iu to be superior in eaoh and every partlcvlar to any other aimiiar publication, here or abroad.—PhiladelphiaLegalIntelligencer.

We know of no other BngUsh or American jenrnalof ftshion that can pretend to approach it in completeness an4 varisty.—New

Extra Oopy

fi».(

HF£.V

Xorh Times.

It haa the merit of bring sensible, of oonvey iog iostruotion, of giving excellent patterns iaevery department, and of being well atockcd with good reajlog Aattcr.—

Watchman

aad

Reflector.

To dress according to HaBPaB\s Bazab will be the aim and ambition of the women of America.

Boston Transcript.

SUBSCRIPTIONS -1808. TS1MS: Habpeb's Bazas, one yeai^-^$4 00 An

New York.

The Largest Sale of Stock West of

Cincinnati I

The undersigned will tell at Public Anetloo, of

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15th, 1868, Jtr

WIN

Prairie City Livery & Sale Stable

Corner Third and Wslant Street, near Bontla Houaa, Terre Hants, Indiana, at 10 o'clock A. SI. the following property, to-wit: eighteen head of Horaee, 8 VopBsgfirs, Sopea BogdtL 1 Cloted Ourkn 2 Saadowa Carriage* one ». T. Spring Wagon, one Two-seated Sleigh, one three »eat do. do. 12 «et« Single Harnese, fonr aetta doable Haraest, one Tire-proof Safe, two Coal Stove*, Pip* aad Zloe, Me Cattlng-box, large size one block aad Tecklo, extra pole* and fill* eight string Bells, 6% feet long lllaaieti, Wolf and Bntaio Bods*, extra piece* of •arneee and Halters, Bridles, Saddles, also man small article* tooannwoas to mention.

All of the abov* articles will be s*ld without reserve, to the highest bidder. This or SUr-All mas of HO aad ander. cash. All soma

orer

I4dim-

that aaonnt six moatlu

time, by giving note with epproTed security.— 8ala tocoatlnae from day to day, nntll all are so'd. T. W. HOWAKD.

mud

«#f

pAETICULAK UOTICB.

All persons knowing^ themselves Indebted to tbe nrai of Austin ft Srinlqr are r*qseated to call at ay 8tei, south of th* Xatioaal Boa**, Sixth Street, and settle the saai* Isssn edlatelj, a* •eareiaB**d of all

omr

oatetanding

uM*s

LUTBSB9B10SBT.

the fbmer rtaaS, Ah*te *y «ri» at •y a«w staad, formarlyoecupM by Wsb9mihIj where I shall fc* plsased to tarnish OtAhIm aad Country Prodnoe at ths lowest asrkt rates. aorTdlat LtrrHEB SB1G9BJ.

I E S

JJ'

Vifrot-

BtmSmg foet.

Ottr fatura hiMorians wilt enrich themielvse oat of UABPsa's WeiSit long after writera, aad printers, and publishers are turned to dust.—ifew

Tork Eyangtlisf.

The best of its class in America.—Jfatom

Trav-

Independ

The articles uponpublic questions which appear ia Hasras's VtiKU from week to week form a remarkable series of brief pollticallesSayt. They are distinguished by clear and pointed abatement, by good common sense, by Independence and breadth of view. They are the expreeaion ef matnio conviction, high principal, aad ratrong feeling, and take their place among the belt aews paper writiog of tbe

time.—North American Bi-

riew. Sosttm, Warn.

SUBSCRIPTIONS —1800, TEEMS: ?***m Habpcs's Wiislt, one ye»r.,n Si 00 An Kxtra Copy of either the Xaoazihb, Wbiklt, or Bazab w&I be (applied gratis for every Olnb of Pivn SUBSOBittBS at 91 00 each, in one remittance or Six- Oopiea for 930 00.

BEST B1ITEM8

For Weakly Persona^

9M.

TH* WEAK,, ...

£T

FOB THE PALE, 7 POB THE SIOCLY. *08 THE AGKT,

1*}

PBMALIS, FOB 8PKJNO USE III

Bitters dqual to Them

BMer*s8tandanl Wine Bitters,

HERBS & ROOTS

TONE A.3STXD VIGOR —ta *EI-

Ttew

AM ou,

i,.

Hiu IS»

All nse it-wlth wonderful eucors#., itriags COLOR fre-thepal*white Up, hfti

BLOOM AND BEAUTY 'o tha thin face and care -worn o. untenauco. Ourea PKVSB and oieates APPKTITE. Try %hem. Use nbne other. Ask fhr SPKBH'd ^TANDABD B1TTEBS. Sold by Druggist* and Brocers. Bee that my signature is over the cork each Bottle.

ALFRED SmJER,

Vassaic, N. J., and 34S Br«adw»y, Nen York, tor frade supplied by JOITNSON, EOXLOiWAT ft 00-, Philadelphia: OBOBOlt A. KKLLY, Pltteburg, and by all Wholesale Dealers,

For sale by BABB, GULICK .« 8KRBY aUlSwad Tn Thurifiat. •1 .OT I 561 .'Iu Clilav

bitm

OHN BARISIB.LF ftflt

JHerchantf .lor,

r*kJi«f em ,v iwa» 'Oc&Saakonf Walrfi ,'Dry Qooda etorc

,Wtfn)d reispectnully call '. Attention of the citizens of Terra Hante, aud too public ia general, (that he has rented rooms above Saxton A Walmrjey's Dry Q»ods store, lor the purpose of carrying DU

Herchant Tailorings 'He keeps alwvy* on hand a FASHIORABLE •8SLEOTION OP CASBIUSBES, YESTING5, luLOTHS, £c., and is ready te make it up In Tbe Latest Style and on Short Notice, ^and on very Seasonable Terms. Having no high sreatato pay, he promises to make up to order, :whether the geodsbe furnished by him or not.— Bverythiog in hts line cheaper than asywhere 'else.

Catting dene and warranted to fit. A liberal 'patronage solicited. *ug29dtf.

INSURANCE COLJAfltM.

FIBE

SO c*»(s

amition-

to pre-pay United Status pottage.

Address

1BPW 3e BB0TH5R3.

dw2t How York.

"A Repository of Fusion, flennre, and iMtnetloi

»v*4

AJFD LIFE.

The AUowingJ|ptd and Bwllable Oempafalee Bepresented.

cniCAG%^,n^

Buckeye Fire Insurance Co

CLEVELAND, OHIO.

r. »fi satAg uvmtft-*v9

#4t'b&tiSk

M. U-

of either tho |Iaoaeine, Week

ly, or Bazab will be supplied

Ex.

gratis

for ever

Club of Pits Subscbibcbs at 94 Ou eaoh, in ene remittanoe or Six Copies for f20 00. Subscriptions to Habpeb'8 Maoazt*e, Weekly, and Bazab, to «ae address for one year, $10 00 or, two of Habpib's Poriodlosls, to one addrtss for one year, 0U-

Back Numbers cm be supplied at any time. The postage of Habpeb's Bazab Is 2} coats a year, waich mast paid at the subscriber's past*

Bee.

table

3#* Subscriptions eent from British North Awuriam Provinces wiis aexompmied with 5K) otitis additiMOl to e-pau U»et States pottage.

Address

HABPEB A BSOrHEBS,

dw2t

HI*

Apply to bo

Applications taken and Policies issued in Any ot the above named Companies in lowest current ratos. Also, BEAL KSTATE bought and sold, and OOL LECTIONS promptly attended to.

yd ,tm

OFFIC.K»

.. J* 4 MM

MainiSt.,between5th

Rust

Also Agent for

People's and Telegraph I E S A

Co'sFast Freight

M. A. CRANE.

EITEBTEH VVnST ,8»yt' Cvsis Dtbpkpbia,

zxt HEinrBtmir,

isqfc,. bvH Ouaastitc* Bsai-aCCSj

itiitiA

Auj(-0

iEliTZElt^ ?9* *W own iKBiowfiow,

«H.Ccais Coativanicea,

CdbssPiles,

IPEItiEAT A Vwm-i «Ooa*s SocaSfoaacB, ... '_ CcBEa^Fdvoca HF.ADACU^, ... L-

Cvars

Lit*k Oompi.aibt,

:mL

PO WDEB Cubes Btlmocs HrAntcrti, *CB»«S KaaoMATttf.C#MrLAU«s^3

CCB»S

JiODl

It is a most efficient medicine for Fi-zsalea and OhUdraa whose stomachs frequently rJ«ct opdioary purgative me'iciius. |i«adouc pamphlet of teatimdniiils, and as yon tifm your lilo' and health, loss not an hoar in procuring a ot 11- ot this moat woaderial ntnrdy. -3 x&ncrACTCReo onlt sr

iTASJbtANl' tt oO.f

SW8 Gbretmwicb. ork. II ItBJfKltt«. "SO

Vur

Sale

all

aolS—dCaeodL .» xtJft'

UNIOITplodk

A N

BAKEK\ irrouK.1

FIKANK A HUO Manofacfurerti of ail kinds of

ceackees,

BREAD and CAKES,

bretzels, aad Dea)*rehs '-'A

#BOCE Ft I E«,

OB Lafeyette St.,

bttmuta

CKaal

m»

Oep*«i

A E

deadly INDIANA.

TAILORING

MERCHANT

...

7',/J /1a

ORJJYVfl

J. WHEMSMET

tar TA "M jk

CLOTB8,

-fiwC.

Celebrated Wine, so well known, with

WILB dimv BASK. eixeKB,

sach other UEBBS and BOOTS as wit! in all I Digeetio'i, promote the Secretions ?i Systom It the natural chaunele, and give

*»su fc

TRICOVH, I BE* I,

'V,

rutu!

vm-M

*rJL

Merchants Fire Ins. Co.,

HABTTOBD, CONN.

NorthAmerican Fire Ins €o

HaBTFOBD,

conk.

G«rn£icliangeFireliis. Co.

167 BBOADWAY, NIW YOBK.

Lumberman? Fire Ins. Co. a

Ta now complete.

•f* fir xtrr tarsi

Merchant Tailor,

lU'if lulU

ftfldTBIMliVti

Which he propqMB to make

to ordei

in the

Approved Style

A ii

Jiflr

BLUE FB«ST.«

145 Main Street.

i'B* *u& iiitulh its

nrfi

No old Mock on hand, my Stock is Entirety New. "ia

s*p»^« TT» O

DRY GOODS.

sgtaf

Oil It FALL MT4H1

fca# »d

mua itwM -Q

We offgr1

,r'

-v-H&t iit J&z&Ki&L *dt

bi'JF .t?«a

t»

Jjeea «asx^

b-n» mte'Zi

GREAT BARGAINS

fro.,.to

ai$&

(fiohiiteT-.

"te awn* vv fofc. -rs

ami

vt-mH

yf «rfj.#3hiw

hwvtit7 -m»R mm

•til SHAWLS!

-.A

^iiwuki^U

ysaSM TStttnu-.

J3»,. *a|f«- vvtswrt* Sir rT- •. ..r-

DRESS "GOODS!

acf OKUJ.ii-.-wjwj iain

tmt*ltd, las

*0%q itsetithiqt iaS bvms* 6 & it Vi

vnmm war*' .igtsmNMb to i#i^ farn dtfefit -»3t 9*oiS! mpttmM U-

A I I

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jr&mm 0

SL.tMt lO.

BLANKETS!

»me_.

A SSIMEREN

a vm srs-raa

te «4U «ia06E!!

mi:

A. GKANEf*

.Bfih iMwysrat

vt mmfG

iiA

Fire and Life Insurance Agflht

9$iat

6th

159 Main Street

Old Stand of Drs. Thompson

Donestic' mm

Lines

From New York, Bolton and iotcrmedtato point*

Claim Tor Overcharge a«d Damage promptly settled at tbls Agency.

EFfKUVKSCKNT SELTZER APKK1KNT Is* gentle and cooling I'atbortloor Purgative medicine,! 0 tbe form of a Powder, pleasant t^ take aad Is recommended and niad by the best Physicians la the country at amoat reliable and eflectoal rejuedy.

awtist

«j». A

ban atsii

—0

his a -fi

%gi§t« *wtfJ ism thi

iimr I^Vt ibo a large Stock of «'& V- «r-~ IB

I'tto

(SftSfthfl'/iiss !«-,»*»»

anx^w

iH-mmttoiisibq i*

jV. AilxeiiaiDglyJy,^ j,.ac

•M &**.»**«»«}

'twi

i.„

LOWk, PRICEC:

at** wi My-

Call aird LooK dor Stoek.

C0R1V«LI1J8 HA6S1KTY,

Cornei 3d and Main Sts.

-"""Terre-Hoatc, Indiana ft iubl asi-

fast**#

kEBCHAJNT

TAILORING!

bi«f

w&m|

RO «4

Engllsk

'"Htlat

RY»J|ISK,%H'I«III

-t*i -ukAitarit Utar

Has just reoelred a larfs and w*ll seiectsd Stock &&» »S-S».SWllN^#«jhN

Fall aod Winter JhDods! .Tttfcuid GowiKiDg

la part of FIH*

French,

sMAsiericss

cMsniEBiia 1

English leitM,

ftrBnslneaa Salts.

resell Ciotli, 0msUb* Beaver,

Which will be sold at lbs 7sry lowest prices, foi cash only, by the yard, or asad* ap t* ordir

short notto*.

«f

'LOW PRICES, met FITS, and |"1BST qiJALIT|600PS

Is BIT Blotto.

Outtoimors, old and new, are w^ialrfrerlt^jfe' a" v.-:

9mm, M*ap»fo4ef.

H. B. Onttlng done to order also, B*noratlng and B*palring In the oheapeat ganger. 4^