Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 December 1868 — Page 2
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NAPOLEON'S
pie murmur-the police* are vigilant But Col.
Paris again run with blood and a new
government be proclaimed
DEACON ANDREWS,
SoUTn
MEMBERS
on trial in Boston
for murder, the other day caused graat excitement by jumping up in. court and shrieking aloud. He explained by saying he thought some one struck him in the face. His attorney deserves a premium. That is the latest dodge, certainly. The plea of the prisoner will b5, not guilty because of insanity.
CAROLINA
THE
accountability.
WK
State securities are
rapidly ad vancing. Every assurance that the work of reform is earnestly progressing is worth to her millions of dollars. Eveiy Republican victory within her bor-1 der is a guarantee of twenty per cent, increase upon even the lowest of her stocks. When businosB exchanges are as numerous in hfr marts as auction blocks were before the war, hnr securities will rite at par.
are glad to observe a very general
Press
DISRAELI,
DISRAKL.1
I Siater Nu ban ha3 shown grower devotion to Ibe principles of the iiopublican partyi or labored more zealoutly aod efficiently "foFtFcir triumph It will be remember cd that he WHS one of the very firat of
oll
JOHN BROWN
waa. executed ijfeJV irgjnia.
THE
Bortofrjidant
j. i^iding men to take open ground
I against the reconstruction policy of Pres-
JOHNSON.
eays tbera is a widespread pop-1 Bedford cost him the Colleelorship of uiar belief that sinco that date his soul ^3
haa been marching on. I No one man, at the Chicago Conven
SSSSSmmSSSSmSSSSm 3 tion, which nominated GRAHT and CoLMR. ROBEUT CONNER, a colored iec» FAX, did more toward® giving shape and turer, said in Chicago, on Tuesday eve-1 direction to the deliberations of that body ning, that "many of the white people of than Col.
fur tho succopslul prosecution of the work I j-e considers it ineffective in protecting so happily begun and for tho best results I ^he blacks or securing them in thei to follow. I rights. Ho regrets the hostility and abuse tn which these people are still subject in
of Congress will be
CAIIAR many
upon at an early day to perform the sol emn duty of announcing the deaths, Of three of thoir mom hers. Such offerings as worth deserve, such tributes as intelligent statesmanship requires, will be freely rendered by the consnciates of the ddparte.d. In this conncction the Philadelphia
approapriatly says: "Those
who labored throughout the tearful years
of war with
the. retiring Premier, has
had a brief reign. It ranks among the shortest in the histcry of British Prime Ministers. He assumed the position upon the resignation of the Earl ot Derby, Feb. 25th,
sition to have justiflod his resignation and the nomination of a new Ministry in ten days afterward for, on the 4lh of April, Lord
establishment of tho Irish Churuh was lost by sixty, and GLADSTONE'S
and his colleaugues will sit
there for a long time, like anciont spins ters at a ball—wall flowers. He wil!,prob' ably, do all that ho can to give trouble to tha Liberals, but their majority is so large that they bid defiance lo him and treat his suggestions with disdain.
United States Senator.
We learn from various portions of the State that Col. THOMPSON
THOMPSON.
gaining strength, and that the probabilities of his election to the Sonatorship are increasing every day. It will be a proud day for Indiana, when such a man takes his seat in our highest deliberative body, as the collogue of Gov.
No State in the Union wilibeso nobly represented on that floor We have not one word to say against either of the distinguished gentlemen, who are prominently named in that connection, but in our judgement, no one of them so fully com-, biaea within himself all the essentials of a sound, able,and practical Statesman, as Col.
experience, exalted talents, unbending integrity, and his comprehensive patriotism, together with his flne address and untiring energy, eminently fit him to discharge the duties of that great office,
'His feartess apeech at
THOMPSON,
the North are as much slaves'as the Chairman of the Committee on EeaoluSouthern negroes were they are slaves tions, we are chiefly indebted for that to prejudice, to party, and to the common I matchless enunciation of Republican docusages of society.'1
trin9
and to him, as
contained in the Platform, which was hailed with delight by our patriotic
throne trembles-lhe peo-1 people in every part of the Union
THOMPSON
newspapers are suppressed Europe to require praise at our hands. His name watches and waits the result. Will "the and tame form a part of the history of nephew of his uncle" safely ride through th« State and Nation, and every Indiani the rising waters, or will the streets of feels justly proud of him. We trust
is too well known
and btdieye that the members of the Legislature will faithfully reflect the popular will: that they will scorn, »3 they should, all electioneering inducements and vote as conscience and patriotism shall dictate, regardless of all moro local or peiaoLal prejudices or preferences. If this rule is adopted, Indiana can and will have a Senator—a Chr'stian gentleman and statesman—to whom we can point with pride as the representative of the filth State in the Uiii"ij, in population and wealth,
KEIFS AND PERSONAL
THE
Chicago
Tribune
bays: "The poo-
jile of Michigan do not wish to be r«prer.cinte in Congress by a whisky jug.'7 THE
negro girls are, we eetj, to be tried under the Civil Rights Bill.. Wo were afraid that the ordinary Kentucky justice would l« inadequate to a case like that,
TIIE
eyes of the public are turned to I Oration will probably put the Alabama wards Washington. From the Capitol boggle over for Grant's government UJ of the nation sounds will soon iasun "utile It is well. Mr. Grant will hold fraufht with its destinv. Thet'e nover I Hio Lairds and other British Confeder. was a time when the people better under- ales with a tight rein. He will see to it stood the material issues of the day, or that there shall bo no Johnsonian fiunky were moro capable of pronouncing intel- ism about this treaty. Our claims for ligently upon legislation. They will I th« damages done by the English piracies look anxiously for prompt action, and on American commerce must beecrupuwill hold their representatives to a strict I hmsly paid. "Mr. Grant is a very obsti nateman and wo think his obstinacy
resignation of the Disraeli admin-
is decidedly in that direction. IT MARKS soldiers 3tnile to read such paragraphs as the following, which is thought worth teiegrahing all the way from Providence "General Grant arrived this morning Although a severe snow storm was pro vailing he rode in an open carriage
interest on tho part of our citizens in the movement recently inaugurated for the establishment of a Public Library. The advantages of such an institution are tor obvious to require enumeration or discussion. All who believe that intellectual I through the principal streets." culture is conducive to the happiness and I That "anvere snow storm" must have general welfare of the individual and tho I heen an awlul test ®f tho soldier's powers community will be ready to aid in the ad-1 ot endurance vancement of this enterprise and in es-1
GEN HOWARD
tablishing it upon a substantial and per® I }i3continuance'of the Freedmen's Bureau manent basis. Wo look with confidence I
sjrico.
does not deprecate the
without adequate military backing
parts of the South, but trusts to the benign influence of time to soften the hearts of th6 rebel Democracy toward them. Many of them must yet die for the gond old cause of human liberty but right will triumph at last: "For runud and round vro ran,
Ami over the Truth comes uppermost, And ever is justice done."
THE
THADDEUS STEVENS—those
who 3tood by h'13 side since than some of the persons whom they helped
and helped him to perfect the wisp enactments which secured its lruits will know best how to pronounce his eulegium. Ilis enemies will not dare now lo raise their voices in denunciationEvery generous foe will credit him with that towering intellect and those sterling qualities that mado him a giant among men.'"
Republican Governors of the
I Southern States are certainly more liberal
govern. Governor Scott, of South Carolina, in his recent message, recommends to the Legislature as a subject of impera tive importance the removal of political inabilities from the late Rebels, with liberal freedom. At the same time Gov Hnlden, of North Carolina, ia urging up cm the Lagialature of that State a similar policy, and the members are considering the propriety of petitioning Con gress io remove such disabilities as far as may be This kindness proceeds from the generosity of "scallawags" and
pet baggers." How much credit will they receive for it from the ex-Rebels
AS LONG as we continue to permit such
motion was carried. DiasiKLi determined not to be rediculous in history as a •ten days premier,' |hold on to power and refused to regard subsequent proofs Of his unpopularity pretending that it would be settled by the country at last at thn election, lie is at length satisfied, and ho goes over to tho Opposition benchos with a majority much stronger itg.tinst liim than he had previously. It the Liberals do not make some unaccountable bluuder Mr.
outrages as that recently committed at Dunlap, Iowa, so long we may naturally expect to be visited with the blind vengeance of the Indians. Yellow Smoke, chief of the Omaha tribe, was liquored and drugged by roughs of that place, and then brained by a blow from from one of the party. This chief was noted for his friendliness and strict honor with the whites, and it is not surprising that his warriors are gatherin [sic] in angry mood. Here are some fifteen hundred previously amicable savages muttering wrath against innocent men, woman, and children, all on account of the act of these murdering brutes of Dunlap. That place owes it to justice to put these ruffians to death with promptness. Such men can never atone for the innoirent blood which their deeds have caused to be shed.
AS THE character of Brigham Young is studied it becomes more and more a mystory. He is no doubt making exceeding great capital out of his mission. Instead of being a demure, monkish, austere man, he is wide awake to speculation, and seems resolved to have a supply of this world's goods on hand if he is forced to decamp. But we don't believe he ever will decamp. He can afford to allow the Saints to become civilized and break up meeting first. With his natural tact and present wealth he can then be as much an autocrat in business circles around Salt Lake as he now is in religion. The Gentile merchants of his city have been running a tilt with him in sales, and have got rather the best of him. Brigham owns a controlling interest in three stores, and has taken the matter to heart. He delivered a discourse to the faithful upon the subject, and warned them against lowpriced goods and Gentile charmers A resident has written the following to a San Francisco journal concerning the strange man:
In a recen discourse he said the railroad and telegraph companies were the only outsiders that had ever treated him fairly. The cause of this statement is
irith huuurto EimaeL* and cstdft to ths the simple f*ct tW#taonmp.ni-6fecve, NEW ACVERTISEMENT4 brought to him »diiiton*l we-Uth. They both, from motives of policy, gave him valuable contracts. Much ot the railroad grading in Utah, though made ia the names of others, inures" EC
Brigham's individual benefit, and when the road is completed be will be a heavy stockholder. The telegraph company went further than the mere granting of contracts; favors have been conceded, the policy of which is exceedingly doubtful. Brigham owns $50 000 worth of stock, in the California branch alone, $10,000 of which is said to have been a gift by Mr. Street, the builder of the line, in behalf of the company, and the other $40,000 was a contract worked out by Mormons, and credited on their tithing account.— He was also made a director, and, if he desires it every message that passes over the line is shown to him. At one time he had a wire direct from the central office to his own. This, however, caused so much talk that it was removed, at least from sight. Many declare it still exists.
When one of your San Francisco papers expended a large sum of money in procuring by telegraph the message of the President, last December, it was taken off here for the benefit of Brigham, and given free of charge to lhe Mormon papers. We all thought the company, in this, as well as in other matters, went a little too far in its subserviency. +++++
MAIL ITEMS.
Philadelphia has an Old Man's Home.
Maine sent 1,171 Smiths, 777 Browne, and 385 Joneses into the war.
UHiaclt $s the Iilftgest salary ot
all editors in Paris, 80,000 francs.
Jas. Fisk of the Erie railway, began life a peddler.
Count and Coifriiess^rleltif daughter and son-in-law of the vx Qaeea olSpain, are iu England.
The New ^»tk price of a velocipede, uodiuifl size',' with no extra fancy work, is about $65.
The present crop of cotton will leave the SouthyattoF itii her £$prthom4debt& ir» paid, (ul|r
A couple was married in Ashtabula County, Ohio, whose united agos amounted to less than thirty years.
Joseph &. riivtfe's bakery in (Chicago is the largest establishment o! the kind in the United States or in the world.
The wife and daughter of a lately-be-come New York millionaire receive daily instruction's in reading, writing and spelling.
The Jews in Warsaw have a theater in which ^tll the plays are founded on Old Testiment stories, and all parts are taken by males.
A Chelsea (Mass.) sharper hung crape on the door of his store, and meanwhile carted ofl' the goods ha had bought on credit.
The Rev. Mr. Nasby intimated that President Johnson would be an acceptable candidate for the Spanish throne, becaus he has all his life been putting tho Bur bon down.
An execution for murder recently took place among the Oneida Indiana ot WiS' eonsiri, capital punishment remaining among them by special statute," though abolished in the State generally.
The British expedition to Abyssinia brought back several hundred volumes of manuscript, one of which contains an il lustration of the ^Israelites crossing the Red sea, well armed with muskets.
There are three hooks which are believed to be tipographieally perfect, and they are, an Oxtord Bible, a London and Leipsic edition of Horace, and an Ameri can reprint of Dante.
A stolen stick of wood seriously injur ed three negroes in Murfreesboro, Tenn the other day. The rightful owner dis covered that his wood-pile shrunk abput Ofie-hairdiiring a single night, and obarg ed a stick with poyrder. j.^-
^fjhe Bigger Indians in California ''go into" mourning of a most peculiar char acter. They smear their faces with pitch The sentiment is quite as clearly expross ed that way as by yards of crape arrange ed about the person,
Recently in Paris, a girl eleven yeaT old stole a meerschaum pipe trom a shop window, and was detected in.the aot. Be ing ask what she wanted with such an article, she replied: "My lover wished one, arid I determined to gratify him,"
The class distinctions in Japan aru very strong, and) the barrier between the con mon people and the nobility is almost rm passable. The Japanese are moredigni tied, intelligent, generous and hospitable than any other Eastern or Indiau peopl
^QanpFran.ciECf^ accOrding'to^its iflirec tor£, (Ibnuirtiid.tfi July, 1863, .im'estimated population of 147,950 soui.J, of whom 45,000 white minor children, the males' being under 21 and the females under IS The number of females over 18 is estima led at 30,000.
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RED JACKET AXE.
COLBHRN'1 PATENT.
Patented July 5, 1S67. Kc-issned Aug. 18,1SC8. Extracts from Letters aad Beporisof tlm woifc ini qnalities of tho Axe.
I. Your Ase is bound to be THE ASK.
II. It will cnt 25p«r cent, bettor. HI. My brothnrlost
with your Axe he ran cat as well as auy one else c»n. IV. If I could not get anotht-r, twenty-flvi ($v*5) ilolla-s would not bny it.
V. It will out hoop-poltu better than any other Axe. VI. I wnuld not ho without it for anything.
VII. The only jectiou Is it goes too la' into the word. yill. Mon who chop for a iiviug uuifersailj approve of it, Ac., Ac., ad infinitem.
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and the luiitorml and Business Office te MEW Ubcmswuk, K. J., (near New York,) where its proprietor owns a (arm within the cltf limits, of ICS acres, worth |60,0fti and also has a large CUI UFIUI. to ensure Permtmemy to his publications. Club Agenta Wanted ever)where, who ar« paid a very liberal compensation. Samples of paper, black subscription lists, Sc., free. A«ldreas T. B. MINER, Now Bruaswkb, New Jersey.
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BUSINESS Miit WAKTEV.
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BET
pobllihed Bimult.ineously hero and at ltocliestor. KaKditor, Mr. D. I. X. MOOBK, late Mayor ol Roibeiinr, has boen noaily twenty, yasre ^t its head, and haa surrounded blmBelt by a verf abio Uorps ul Assistants and ContriDUtora lie h«n done a noble work for Agrlculturo in ch« West, and is now rapidiy onlarglng l.h: flei.l of his ueefalness,— N. T. Ltmhj Tribune.
MOOBK'B KOBAL is fnll of variety, original and se «rt. We confess to a surpils" at tho variety and richness of ita contents bountifully Illustrated as il is. No paper cit our lidt comes
our ideas of perfection, tor a sncalar family pa]or. It maintains a high moral standard.—Nno York Observer.
WITUOCT excoilinn, Iho beat Agricultural and Family Newspaper. Mr. MOORE lately received a Sl,(X'0 draft for one club of n^w oubscrib^rs Mir,:i. Statesman.
AWKNT in each town
to take the Agency for ths Bale ol Brad street's Rubber Moulding- and Weatli er Strips, applied to tlio ni.iiiH, buttcci top am center of doors and windows. Tho sale is beyond anything eTsr offered to Agents, from Ten to Tweaty-flve Dollars per day c*n b) inado. Send for ag'onts' circular. Firat who apply Hecure bargain. J. Ji. BBAlSTli£E!T it CO., Boston MaSd.
VAil'lB,'iiRECHPTS
KURAL—for it in unequalod in VALUE, PUKITT nwd VAKIKTT
OP
UoNTvNTi, iind Ampieo io
WANTB of
A I.L.
IHF.
TEKMN OF VOL.. XX, FOR 1869: SJINGLK COPY, J3 a Year Klvn copies, §11 tiyen lorJlU, Tuu for S&>, &Q„ Willi free copl»» or prcmiunia to Club Agouti. AiOW it tho Time t» Subscribe anrt form Clnba! Liberal induceuu-tits to Local OluliAponta, but no traveling ciiVAS&ARA employed. UpacimenH, Show BHIb Ac., eont tree—or, tbo 13 numbers 1 thin Quarter,
Sl. Ad
dross, with Stamp, BITRT & Co., Bidford,
Maine.
in AAA AQRNTa WANTED in all |brts of the United States, to Sell our immense lint of 1,000 different BOOKS, BIBLES AND fHOrOCHiAPH ALBUMS, Erry fur&ily wants SjraetLiinR from it.
Catalogues furnished free on application, and BoohBsent pest-paid to any address on receipt Of pii(,e. XJanvaesniK boohs containing the list with prices, together with blauk alioets and print I'd heading for enrolling a list of names, seut free t.jany addressou receipt of 60cents.
Anybody cau sell from 100 to 1,000 ol tfaoao Boohu almost auywhete. 1'or terms to agents and other information, aldrcts JOHN E. POX TKB A .CO., l'oblishiSrs, Nos. til4 and 617 Sau som street, Philadelphia, I'a.
8, IIAliliERT
IOWA
i.
K. MABHU
KAL. ESTATii A«KNCY FARMS, WILD LANDS, And City Property ot every description, for Sale.
An experience Of fifteen years enable us to insula Hatinfactlou In evory department of business atiug to a general Uoal Estate Agency.
HARBERT & MARSH, 64 WALNUT
STBHKT,
nV7dvlT IJoa JV1 •«, Iowa
NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
F. JD. MOLLOY?
DBABERIH
Groceries and Provisions, No.» ith Nireet, one door Honth or the Post Office,
Terre-Haute, Indiana.
The undersigned has nst opened at the above iLiu.l, artrGt cingJ Jfomily Grooery and ProTlslou dioin, with large aud w^'il SnloCtP.V stock of now ami fresh articles ^aitabie for every day uaa in families!, to whiAh he calls the attention of his frleuda and the publio generally,
Qooda doliTer to any purl oi tlu city frroe of charge. Highest cash [jrl.e paid tot Country Produce. jyvldiiH F. D. MOLLOY,
The Largest Sale of Stock
West of* Cincinnati I
The undersigned will sell at Pnbiic Auction, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15th, 1868
At the
Prairie City Livery & Sale stable
Corner Third and Walnut Street, near Buutln House, Torio liante, Indiana, at 10 o'clock A. the following property, to-wit:
Eighteen head of Horses, 8 Tcp Buggies, 2 open Buggies, 1 Closed Carriage, 2 Suudown Carriages ono N. Y. Spring Wagon, one Twe-seated Sleigh, one. tiireo-seatdo. do. 12 seta Single llarneis, four s»tts double Harness, one Pire-proof Safe, two Coal StoVoa, Pipe and 2iuc, one Catting-box, large stee one Block and Teckle, extra poles and tills eight string Mells, 6£ feet long Blankets, Wolf and BuOaio Bode% extra pieces of Harness and Halters, Bridles, Saddles, also many small articles too numerous to mention.
All of the above articles will be said without reserve, to the highest bidder. TERMS
cash. All sums over that amonnt six months time, by giving note with approved security.— .Sal., to continue from day today, until all are so d. T. VV. HOWARD.
Hill
pARTICULAR NOTICE.
All persons knowing them selves indebted to the Fir of Austin A Grimsby are requested to call »l my Store, south of the National House, Sixth Stioat, and settle the same immediately, as are In need of all our outstanding claims.
LUTHEU GR1US13?
Thankful for patronagu heretofore r.ceited tit the former Htana, I invite my frli uds to call at my now stand, fortnerlyoccnpied by Wm. Hensoi, where I shall bo plea-ol to furnith Grocr.rles and Country Produce at th-j lowest market rat«. not7dlm LOTHKU GHiubllY.
Reiil Estate Column
o?
HENDRICH & LANGE,
Offloe over First National Bask, 8. K. Corner ol Fonrtli nnd Alain Strests,
Terre Haute* Ind.-
Abstracia of title furnished. Loans gotiAtad, and M«n«y invested.
$4
A A I N E FOb ARTHUR'S HOME MAQAZrNE £2 a gear VXUB A MONTH i'i a gear This is a Now Magazine embracing the more pop. nUr features of "The Atlantic" and ''Ltrine Age."
FOR SALE.
CITY PBOPKBTY.
Forty Lots In Linton's Addition to Terre HattU House and lot, east Ohio street, House and lot,in McMurrain's Additition, House and lot in Sibley's addition on 6th street. House and lot in Rose's addition on 8th street, House and lot on Poplar, between 6th and 7tb streets,
House and lot on North 6th, between Ghesnut Hid Linton streets. Two business Houses on Alain etr«t
OO0NTY PBOCTtETY,
Farm ef 89 acres in Honey Cr...4 Township, 173 acres in Linton township. S Acres below the Bulling Hill, jan*9dtl
170 MAIK WmNQfitdcx. 170 MAIN ST., DMBBO BLOCK. 170 MAHT BKi 1HB1RSO BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEHIUG BLOCK 170 MAIN ST., DBXHKt BLOCK.
C. WITOG & CO.,
s.7.^Ha th^Cf BeautifQl Stor^
l*ro MAIN STREET,
DEM£I4» BLOCK
And offer BARGAINS In all Goods.
^STAPLES,
Ot evory gude and in Large Supply. A GOOD STOCK Of
I A I S /i Fi&in, Colored and Figured, forw for Winter usa.
Serges, Alpacas and Poplins,
lnjplain, figured and changeable styloB.
OUR SPECIALITY
isoub
Seamless Felt Skirt,
CALUD
^BOULEVARD,"
Plain, Stamped and Braided, at very LOW PRICES.
Waterproof Ladles Cloth and Cioakings,
IN FULL VABIBTY.
ALL KINDS 07
Gloves and Hosieryy Nubias, Hoods, Scarfs, and Breakfast Sqa^fs
A Good Stock of
Long and Square Shawls,
FUR CAPES and CUFFS,
At all ^Prices.
GIVE US A CALL, Before the Assortment is broken.
€. WITTIW A CO.,
170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DBMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. :i70 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK.
PHYSICIANS.
hr.
DEDERK-Y,
1/ HOHffiOPATHIC PHlSiCIAN, HbKUKOM ANU ACC0CCHBR. CKFE&: Bight Bev. Bishop Talbott, I.
D., B*v
W. Martin, J. 8. Beach, Ksq. Br. Eggert. OFFICE
AND
RESIDENCE on Mulberry street, be.
tween ijth and 7th, next to Normal School. s20dtf
WANTED.
AGENTSmonth
WANTED,—$75
FOR SALE.
T70R SALE-SUBUBBAN EES X} IDENOE.—Until December 85th, I8G8, my Suburban Besidence.one-fourth mile outside of the corporatiau of the city of Terr* Haute, is for sale. It consists of Ave acres, with a good frame house—two stories, with 9 rooms, cellar, well cistern, stable, shed, barn, chioken-lot and hoa» wlttia first-rate orchard ot Apples, Pears. Peaches, Pinms, Oherrles, Grapee, and all the small fralts necessary for lamily and market purposes, and abeut 60 large Krergreens and Forest Trees. If sold within the time mention ed, I will make It an object to soma one, as have now reduced the former price One Thonsand Dollars. J. D. PAKEEB
NOT Udlmwlt
Til ABM TO TRADE FOR CAT -L TLB OB HOB8SS-—Eighty acres of Land situated in Crawford County, Missouri, adapted to Stock raising-, having three springs living water on it location healthy. The abo land will bo exchanged for Horses or Cattle, or sold low for cash. Call on W. L. HODDT, at the Daily Express Office.
QOAL COAL!!
wss aide canal.
XtfARRKN'S IMPROVED VV uoopinw. We are prepared io pat oa this Boo:, and warrant it for live years. This is the best and cheap" est Boof In use, and Is fire-proof. Call on
OLIFT A WILLIAMS,
Prafrte Olty Plaotng Mills, oorner of tth Malhsrrv XtrmL« l«Mt
MILLINERY.
jyjILLINKRY.
Mrs. BUCKINGHAM Has removed to the corner of Fourth aad Ohio Btreets, wberesfee ia now opening a fnll and compfete stock of Fall style Bonnets, Rib Dens, Flowers, Ac. DBE8S MAKING has also been added to the business. Having a competent Dress-ma-ker! satisfaction is guaranteed.
irKn MAA0AKS
well of
SALE—A Fine two-story Frame Dwelling House—eight rooms, gas, slate root, two cisterns and well, stable, oarriage house, and good fruit. Lot 160 feet frent by SJ( feet deeip. Will bo sold cheap. Apply to s!6dtf P. 11. DONNELLY.
COAL.
gULLIYAN COUNTY COAL
Boingnow prepared to fill all orders for Sullivan County Coal, which is claimed to be eqnai to the Brazil, for all domestic purposes, will deliver to auy part of the city, by leaving your order at offloe uf •. B. Bryant A Co., O. I. Hipley, or J. A. Foot's Tea Store, with whom I have made arrangements to 1111 ail orders, and Rive all information in regard to the business. olSdtf J. A. MOBQAN
JJIVER COAL.
JOHN McFABLANK Is now selling the best artioio of Blver Goal, seroened on the widest screen In nse In Vigo county, at as low a figure as an inferior article can be purobaeod. Those wish lug to lay in a auppiy should took to their intoi eats, and buy the best when it is as cheap as a poor article.
Orders left at the Post Office Lobby, at the "Vigo County Scales," or addressed to box 694 P. O., Terra Haute, wili receive prompt attention. augl7dtf
Being now prepared to nit ail orders for the best of Brazil block, and Highland Coal, at the cheapest rates, new is your time to lay in your Coal by leaving your orders at 1U7 Main street, or with B. W. ilippet under Dowllng's Hall, on (Kh street, with Wham 1 have mado arrangements to reosiya all ord.rs and give all information in tegard to the business.
P. 8. A larga lot of Lehigh Coal on the road. Aug^Sm. E.
F.
MEUHILL.
THE
WISE MEN of the LAND,
The Divine, tbe Physician, the' Judge,
USE DAILY
IN THEIB OWN HOMES AND BECOHMEKD To all Invalids and Sufierers raoH Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Costiveceas, Heartburn, Indigestion, Piles, Biiions
Attacks. Liver Complaints, Gout, and Bbeumatic Affections
NATURE'S OWN
GREAT AID GOOD REMEDY, TARBMFS Effervescent Seltzer Aperient,
As the
Best aad Moat Bellteble KedidM Ever offered to people for the above class of diseases.
The nursing babe, Its brothers and sisters, its parents and grand-parents, will all Ami thin pleasant remedy well adapted fer their different complaints.
CAN/MMN
onr
IT
TARRANT dt CO.,
378 Greenwich St., New York. MT For Sale by all Dragglste. aut8—dfimeod.
icmm umr. tusw suunrr
JOHN
HANKY A CO., eroaASB, oomsioa an
A I N E A E S
"SSr Vn
WINE
to
200 per Or a Commlealon from which twice that amount can be made by selling the Latest Improved Common Sense Family Sewing Machine I'm CE 818,00. For Circulars and Terms, address O. BOWKBS Jt CO., d4-dw3m 320 S. 3d St., Philadelphia, I'a.
WANTED--SCRAP IRON One hundred tons of Scrap tron wai
wanted
Scrap er of 9i
M0&LFBE8H, DSNOLKB & X.
at the Phoenix Foundry, corner of 9th and JCagle 3 reets. MoELFf octl6d2m
I E S
THE BEST BITTEBS
For Weakly JPeramiM.
FOE THE WEAK, RES THE PALE, *W FOB THE SICKLY, 1 FOB THE AGED,
FOB FEMALES FOB
SPINRO TT3E III
So Bitters Equal to Them Speer's Standard Wine Bitters,
—HAD* or—
WINE, HERBS & ROOTS
Srua's Celebrated Wine, so woil known, with
FWWEBS,
wKftUUJI BABii&K^
and snch other HEBB3 and BOOTS as will in all oases Assist Digestion, promote the Secretions oi the System 11 the natural channels, and give
TOJSTE .A. 1ST ID VIGOR —TO THE— YQ0S6 AM) m, MALK AND FKIALK!
All use it with wonderfal snootss. Brings
COLOR
To the pate white lip,
BLOOM AND BEAUTY
To tbe thin face and care-worn &>uuteuance. Curee FEVEB and cieates APPETITE. Try thorn. 11 sn none other. Ask for SPEEU S STANDABD BITTEBS, Sold by Druggints and Grocers, bee that my signature la over the cork of each BotUe.
ALFRED SrEER,
Passaic, N. J-, aud 243 Bread way, New York 09~ frade supplied by JOHNSON, EOLLO WAY A OO., Philadelphia: OKOSUK A. KKL LY, Pittsburg, and by alt Wholesale Dealers.
For sale by
BABB,
GCLIOK
JOHN
A
BEBBY
aul3wad Tu Tbur a Sat.
BARNIKLE.
Merchant Tailor, ,,
MAIN8TBEET,
Over Saxtan# Walmsley'a Dry Goods siore Would respeotsnlly call the attention of the cltieens of Terre Haute, aud tbe public in general, that he has rented rooms abovo SaztouA Walm*ley's Dry Oeods store, tor tho purpueeof carrying Uil
Merchant Tailoring.
He keeps alwsys on hand a FASHIONABLE SELECTION OF CA8SIMEBE8, VESTINGi. ULOTHS, Ac., and Is ready te make It up iu
The Latest Style and on Short Notico,
and on v*ry Reasonable Torma. Having'no high rents to pay, he promisee to make up to oid«r, whether the geods be tarnished by him or not.— Everything in his lino thoeper than anywhore else.
Gutting dene and warranted to St. A liberal patronage solicited. aag29dtf.
INSURANCE COLUMN.
FIBEAND LIFK
INSURANCE AGENCY
The following ,01d and Buliabie Oecipanifta Kepresentod,
Merchants Fire Ins. Co.,
HABTFOBD, OONN.
NorthAmerican Fire Ins. Co
HaBTKOBD, OONN.
Appiicationa tafcoa and Foiiciea issued in any ol tbe
Above
onmed Companies
in lowest current rates. Also, REAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to.
Apply to I M. A. CRANE,
General Fire and Life Insurance Agent
OFFIC.1Cs ,v
MainjSt.»between 5th & 6th Terr© Haute, Ind.
Offloe 159 Main Street
Old Stand of Drs. Thompson & Rust
JGOUND FOR EUROPE!
Reduction of* Stock. In consequence of an anticipated trip to Eu rope early next Spring I am determined to reduc my large aud elegant stock of Clotblng & dents1 Fnrnlshing Goods down to the lowest standard, and for that purpose will sell anything in my line, at greatly reduced figures—1 know, much lower than ony other Eg tabllnhment in this olty.
Give me a Call. L. OOODnAN, K0. UNION HOW, and 118 MAIN ST 23dtf
HATS AND CAPS.
N
KW YORK BAT ST OKI!
eib
C. atew,
Jose JUST
3T IU
IU KECKIPT UK
Mens' Hats oi uli kinds, Boys' Hals ot all kinds, Misses' Hats ot all Icindie,
Infants' Hula ft all kiuds
And at all prioee. llats made to order or ti. rt eoiloe. 0ons
"*THE FALL ffT\LEti 140 Jfaln Street. Terra Haute, io BOT 8Tdlf
rjlHE SAINT LOUIS
I A N O
MANVFACTDitiaiU COUI'AIVl
(The Pianos of this Uumpany are essentially
Pimioafor Western People, They are not only rondo at horat, but are well made. They hare taken
Four First Premiums,
at Western fairs. Tiiuy
POMMKS
unrivalled
cellencoof tone and Buish, and compare weli In all respects with tiie I met lnstruiarute of Easlorn ManubMture..
Prices varj from $450 to $700
ACCOSDIKQ TO ST7K.R AMD MISB. •"Every Piano is warranted for Klre Yearn."** OL.I3 iJNHTRUAliCNTM EXOHANdEU AT LIBEBAL B\TRS. Warehouse lftl Sontk fifth 8troet, corner ol Walnut, and opposite the Southern lioti,!. my27dly
HTUMtiK, COMMISSION &
forwarding
tifULlH
own TOieLfta C. JKTAM
E. R. BR ANT & CO.,
(Successors tc J. H. TllBNKit,)
A
Commission Mmbaot» KHKALTTTFTC IM
Grala, Flour
MII«I
Nail.
Highest market priee pnlti for of ttr*ir«
Agents for
STAB UNION LINK.
Ware Hou»e on Mum iSt r»«-t. tieai the T. ii. I. B. it. Depotf |U&»wtl
HlUHiOfUl OP
MARK
MERCHANT TAILOR!Ml
MERCHANT
TJt ILORIJYti.
J.^WALMSMEY
Merchant Tailor,
Has just received NEW STOCK
(XOTHS,
CASftI MERES, TESTI9TGS,
TRICOTS,
OVERCOATINGS,
andTRIMHMG
Which ho proposes to make up to ordei
919*U9U Jn
lh» Dm
Most Approved Style
AT THEj
O
,145 Main. Street..
No old Stock on hand, my
Stock is Entirely New.
Sep28
MERCIIAINT
TAILORING!
-----
FKKIIEBICK SCULIWine
Has just received a large and well selected Stoct of
Fall and Winter Goods!
Consisting in patt of FINE
French, English and American
CASSIMERK&
English Melton
I for Bostness Bait?.
French Cloth, Doeskin & Beaver,
Which will be sold at the Vfry loweet prices, fot cash only, by th« yard, or made np te utdtr on short notice.
"LOW PRICES, EXACT FITS and FIRST QUALITY GOODS"
Is my motto.
Castosters,oldand new, arecoidially icvltedtr all at v. -1* 175 Vain St.,soath side, bftfith 6 7th,
N. B. Cutting done to order also, Renovating and BepairlngTn tbe cheapest iraniui. 43m
S MERCHANT
TAILOR INC
FALL TBADE, 1868,
BANNISTER
I9NOW EECEIVING HTSi
|AH.A|R.jnRW.JI|M!U
OONfllSTlNG XH PART, OV FINH
FRENCH and ENGLISH
CASSIMERES
E O I
r__Lf01t2.:-""r
BUSINESS SUITS.
BLACK, BROWN,
BLUE, DAHLIA
AND SILVER FOX
BEAVEKS!
And for a Fine Assortment ef Blank and Colored
Cloths and Doeskin Casslmeres.
BKmintmiEs
Of A MEBICAN OA8SEMEI1ES of all grades and prices.
Also kept constantly on hand a Rood Msortmen
OF
Qloves, Hosiery, Mandkerch'fs, 8u*pender», 'Tien, d£c.,
SHIRTS,
Of the best quality, mads ta order.
A Oood Line if
Woolen Shirts, Knit Jackets,, j- Sliawls.
I [A few Nice Ones
I AG K.—A
Nsw OODBSB or LBOTCBCS, as delivered at the [ew Fork Museum »f Anatomy, embracing the rab^ects: How to I)iTe and What to Live for Youth, Hatarity aud Old Age Uanhood Generl Hy Key lew ed. TheOaoseot Indigestion riato laioe aad Nervous Diseases acsouuted for M»riage Philosophically Considered, Ac. Pocket olumss cootaiaing theSo Lectaree will b« forwarded on rsoeipt of four stamps, by addressing: BTO'R Hew TOSK Mvsiof or AHATOXT, fllS Broadway* New Tork. caarlfldly
Satchels and Valises.
ME BLACK
Still up«rintends the Merchant Tailoring Department, and guarantees a perfect fit.
CUSTOMERS, OLD AND NEW, Are cordially lavtted to call at
BAHrHMTER'S,
No, 79 Main Strttf.