Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 December 1868 — Page 2

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Wednesffaj Morning, Dec.

aa clearly understood

THE

"1868

is definitely announced'that J. Ex-

OAB

THOMSON wilLnoi

B^T

candidate for

w'"

will be ejected)

b0 though

wo trust "tTfiound and upright Republican

n¥l

nth-

THi! CJevel^id Leader announced last week, witM&op sorrow, "that the editor of the Cincinnati Gazette has go^e crazy." It aays, «5 a reason for this conclusion, that it baa read a recent long article of his through twice, "from beginning to end, and then from end to beginning, and It doesn't mako conao cither way."

How much moro quickly execution fol lows judgment, politically speaking, in England than in this country. The Brit ish Parliamentary elections were some time later than our Presidential one, yet the new Premier is already installed' while wo must ondure our popularly condemned Chief Executive three months more.

THE telegraph informed us that three more offenders wore publicly whipped in Delaware on Saturday, two of them having previously stood for an hour in the pillory. It was not the criminals so much as Littlo Delaware that were disgraced in this way. Conviction and imprisonment furnish all needful degra dation for the former.

Tribune gives a report, wliic

seems to bo authentic, thai the seat of Hon. JOHN MORRISBKY

THE New York Times makes the mo tion that WESTON, the great walkiat, go right on when he gets to St. Paul, and not go thore and bach, as advertised.

The Cincinnati Timet seconds that motion, If he will proceed directly west of that place, we are willing that ho shall walk more than 5,000 miles, and do it as fast as ho wants to. Wo are oven willing to have a regiment of cavalry detailed to keep the Indians off of him, to go clear through with him and walk him into the Pacific. West on 1

WK notice that Gov.

IT SKIMS

BBIGADIBR

in the next

FIELDS,

HOUKO

will be contested, in spito of his large majority. The ground of contest mentioned is that he has not been long enough a citizen to entitle him to a seat. The game paper thinkB a like objection will be made to any colored Representa tive or Senator who has besn etnancipa1 ted since 1862. If so, the defense of the right to sit of either of the members whoso seats are thus disputed, willdoub! less be able and exhaustive.

THE St. Louis Democrat rather Beverly says of Judge CHAPMAN'S attempt "suppress publishers Excluding reporters and admitting spectators has been tried before. The judge who undertakes it may know law, but he knows nothing else. If stupidity is often "worse than criminal," this same judge deserves all the lashing that he receives, and his stilted and swollen importance of air raises hearty laugh whenever the report of his doings is read.

OSGOOD & Co. (Boston) have

issued in oui of those neat, compact Diamonds, tho complete poetical works of SIR

WALTER

oorat."_jto/

SCOTT. In 1866 TICENOR

& FIELDS

began their Diamond edition

of the Poets with TENNYSON since that time LONGFELLOW and WHITTIER, and now the presont volume containg SCOTT complete poetical works, have been add ed, making a choice cabinet library of the popular poets. The wholo set may be had of BARTT.KTT& GRTJNDT.

BOUTWKLL,

Massachusetts, is very generally spoken of for Secretary of tho Treasury. His skill and executive ability, as manifested in organizing tho Bureau, of Internal Revenue, have no doubt contributed to a conviction that his known energy and integrity can be made especially service able at the head of the Treasury Depart ment.

It is more probable, however, that he will be called to tho State Department, unless Mr. WASHBURN® should feel averse to undertaking the severe labors of tho Treasury. Either appointment would give assurance of an honest and economl c.al administration *of the Department

THK London Times has attempted to t.ako satisfaction out of DIARAKLI by denouncing his resignation as a "cowardly retreat." It is morally certain that had he remained to beard the new Parliament by his stubbornness, the same "Thunder, or" would have found occasion to warmly denounce his obstinacy. "When a man is down, hit him," seems to be the motto of the English press. A man who has been guilty of failure is a safe subject for abuse. DTSBAKLI being, juBt now, down, the Times and its cowardly imitators will, of course, do their best to keep him in that position. The course of the late Premier may have baeu unusual, but there are few, on this 6ido of the Atlantic, who will say it was inj idicious.

to be a settled fact that a

man, in any part of this country, may ilay the seducer of his wife, daughter or sister with impunity, so far as the verdict of a jury is concerned. Witness the verdict in the COLK-HISCOCK case: "Tha jury stated they found the pria. oner to be s&no at a moment before and a moment after the killing, but wore ia doubt as to hia sanity on the instant of homicide. The judgo said thoy must give the prisoner the benefit of the dcubt, and thus instructed? they rend«rei a verdict of acquittal."

That tella tbe whole story. Men who propose to play the role of seducer may as well understand that they will do so outside the protection of law that their lives will be regarded by the public sentiment of the country as justly forfeited to tho avenger of woman's wrongs. We do not propose to discuss this sort of common law. but simply state it as an accepted fact.

5'JU I'-nrfjfiVa' ttdVri UX

has ut l&Jt effected tha actu»iconao#datioa with it of to two main Western oon» neoting routes. The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, and the Pittsburgh, Cincinnasi and St. Louie Roads thus become practically a part of the Pennsylvania Central, and over one thousand aiiltsa of railway, stretching from the seaboaTtl io tie great cities of the Mississppi Valley, pass under the control of a single corporation. The New York Tribune says: "Tho naturo of this gigantic combination, effected by tho great Pennsyl vania line, while ours are busy feeing lawyers and procuring injunctions, may be better comprehended in the light of the fact that it brings underjone management property valued at two hundred and eighty millions of dollars, and reaches for freight and passengers from Philadelphia to Chicago, Cincinnati, and St. Louis."

GKNKBAL

W. G. MANK

formerly Major of the 32d Ind. Vols, not Colonel, as the Indianapolis Journal has it-has a happy faculty of getting into difficulties. He never could keep his hands off other pooplo's cash, never comprehended the difference between mcum and ieum. One of hia great exploits dur ing the war was pocketing soldiers' bounties. Near the close of the war he made another little mistake in traveling with tho wrong lady, living his own wife aad children to the care of friends.

Afwr the war closed he figured somewhat conspicuously as Consul to one of the Mexican ports, and became involved in a difficulty with this Government, for which be was removed His last exploit was at Now Orleans, and here it is: ''The Grand Jury of tho United States vo'tor4 vr found a true bill against Gen. VV. o. viank, charged with robbing the mails while an employe in tho Post Office at New Orleans during the regime of Taliaforo. His case will probably come up at nn early day."—Nev Orleans Tiine* •'General Mank is the 'Grand Marshal of cortain Democratic clubs. It is somewhat strange that any man occupying such an exalted position among the honest. incorruptible Democracy anou even be suspected of robbing Ibe mails. However, ho is only a 'carpet-bag Dem-

Orleans Republican.

INDIANAPOLIS LETTER. THK

YOTJNQ MURTKR TRIAL—SUPPRESSING PUBLISHERS—THE ACCUSED—THB

OBJECT OF I HK

PBPKS.

MTJRPKB—THB VKLOCI-

CorniBpomlenod of thoTerre Haute Express.]

INDIANAPOLIS,

Dec. 1,1868.

The papers have pitched into Judge Chapman without stint for his attempt to muzzle tbe press. They have all had their say, and generally have said it well It was an outrage upon thejpublic, and especially so in this particular case, and if the Judge of the Criminal Court can not see it in that light, it is because he underestimates the intelligence of the people.- jTba Judge in this instance not only erred in making the order, prohibit ing the publication of the testimony, but ha indulged in illnatured llings at th press, and was feebly sarcastic in refer ring to tbe assumption of the editors that it was in the spirit of public enterprise and desire to accede to the wishes of the community, and not a yearning for dol lars and cents particularly, that induced them to undergo tho risks of disregard ing Lis judicial embargo.

It will be remembered, in extenuation of the Judges proceedings, that the order grow out of an application of the counsel for tho defendant,and was inada by Judg Chapman, as ho says, unwillingly and in doferonce to tho counsol, thinking at tho tune that it would probably be of equal benefit to the State and tho defendant. After the ordor was made, however, and when it was seen that a storm was brew ing, tbe Court, to maintain its imperial dignity, proceeded to enforce it, and in so doling erred again, and again manifest ei petulance and ill-humor.

There was as much to aggravate the public in tho manner of the Courl, and a certain military threat of power, as the order itself, and the natural result was a determination that no one-man power, misguided and arbitrary as this, should be allowed to flourish in terorem over a law abiding and justice-loving community.

Soon after tho apparent enforcement of the ordor it was seen by tho counsel for the defence that the movement was having a bad effect in various ways, and that a strong prejudice was growing rap idly against them. It was even whis" pered audibly that the suppression of the testimony was a part of a scheme tose cure the acquittal of the accused, that the jury was carefully selected by the defendant's counsel from tho neighbohood in which she'had lived, and that prominent mon of the city were using money and influence to bring about a "result that could not be obtained under an impartial trial. As soon as the order was rescinded however, these mutterings eeased, and as therelwas no good grounds for them, they are heard no more.

MRS. CLKM.

You have doubtless seen something in the papers of the personnel of tbe wo man who is accused of the murder, or of being an accessory in the terrible taking off, of Mr. and Mrs. Young. Whether she is,guilty or not, she is a remarkable woruac. She comes into court attended by hor hushand, who is v(ith her all the time, in and out of jail, and carries hersoli with a certain defiant air which teems to aay she is not guilty of the mur der—that is, that she did not do the shooting and mangling—but that she know! how it came about, and so far as •he is concerned the State can find it out, if it can. She is keenly alive to all that )s going on in the trial, but exhibits no •motion during the examination of witnesses) or in the recital of testimony that points unerringly to her as a participant of tha great crime.

He? husband, fine looking mau of about forty, clings to his wife in ail her trouble. He says he believes her to bo entirely innocent, that she is the victim of a conspiracy to divert attention from the rosl criminals, but that he will accept tho issue of the trial and be guided in his relations to her as that may decide.

MTSTKRT OF 7'HE MURDER.

The theory advanced soon after the discovery of the murder, that Young belonged to a band of counterfeiters, or

slill entertained by many, si assume something like tangible £hag£e ia 'he evidence of the^itneases. It is not generally believed thai Y«ung was murdered solely for the money he had, though that may have been one of the objects in view but that some violation of Compact, or quarrel over ill-gotten gains, resulted in lite twrrlMe tragedy. One ef the witnessess, a dressmaker, examined Saturday, testified that she hod loaned Mrs. Clem $925,that the last time she bad asked for it, Mrs. Clem tbreatned her, saying she (the witness) would be ki lied by one of a company, if sko told anything about her* -*l ts'i-•

It bas been suspected for some lime past that an organization fur counterfeiting, Bafe-blowing, etc, has had headquarters near this city, and though it may have no .-exBtonce .outside of the vague rumors of that character that are Bomotimas floating .about, the trial it is hoped, will lead to soma developeiAents that will either confirm or remove the suspicion.

THE VBLOCIPEDK MANIA

bas arrived and bide lair to be the 'most fashionable sensation. Quite a number have already been ordered by persons here, and the ooming spring will no doubt find a number of amateur velocipedestrians practicing on the ctreets running ihto the public's shins, and terrifying people generally. If ordinary mortals can manage them as well as tho Hanlons who were on the street- with them last week, they area success, but to the unitiated looker-on, one might as well try to sleep comfortably on a clothesline a» to ride a velocipede.

Sclentflc Oaring.

From Onco a Week One dull day in August, just after noon, a balloon roso in the air at the foet of Cloet Hills, on tho western edge of the contral plain of England. It was inflat ed with tbe lightest of gases which chemieal skill could produce, and It rose with amazing velocity. A mile up and it en tared a stratum of cloud more than a thousand feet thick- Emerging from this the sun shone brightly on the air ship the sky overhead was of the clearest and deepest blue, and below lay cloud land—an immeasurable expanse of cloud, whose surface looked as solid as that of tho efertb not wholly lost to view. Lotty mountains and deep, dark ravines appeared bolow the peaks and sides of those cloud-mountains next the sun, glittered like snow, but casting shadows as if they were solid rock. Up rose the balloon with tremendous velocity. Pour miles above earth a pigeon was let loose: dropped down through the air as if it had been a stone. The air was too thin to enablo it to liy. It was as if a bark laden to the deck were to pass from the heavy waters of the sea into an inland unsaline lake the bark would sink at once in the thinner water. Uuj up, still higher! What a silence profound 1 The bights of tb sky were ad still as the deepest depth of the ocean, where as was found during the search for the lost Atlantic cable, tbe fine mud iB as ucstirred from year to year as the dust which imperceptibly gathers on tho furniture of a deserted house. No sound, no life—only tho bright sunshine falling through a sky which it could not warm.—

Up—fiva miles above earth—higher than the inaccessible summit of the Chim berazo or Dawangiri. Despite the sun shine, everything freezes. The air grows too thin to support life, even for a few minutos. Two men only are in that ad venturous balocn—tho one steering the air-ship, tbe other watching the scientific instruments, and recording tbem with rapidity bred of long practice. Suddenly, as the latter looks at his instruments, his sight grows dim betakes along to help his sight, and only marks from tbe fal ing barometer that they are rising rap idly. A flask of brandy lies within afoot of him ho tried to reach it, but his arm refused to obey his will. He tries to call on his comrade, who has gone up into tb« ring above, a whisper in that deep silonce would suffice, but no sound comes from his lips—ho is voiceless. The steersman comos down into the car ho sees his'com rade in a swoon, and feels his own senses failing him.

He saw at once that life anddeath bung upon a foW moments. He seized or trie*, to seize the valye, in order to open it and let out tho gas. His hands are purple with' intense cold—they are paralyzed they will not respond to his will. He seized the valve with bis teotb, It opened a little—once, twice, thrice. The balloon began to, decend.. Then the swOoned marksman returnd to consciousness, and saw the steersman standing before him He looked at his instrument, but now the barometer was rising rapidly the balloon was deecending. Brandy was nsed. They had been higher above Ibe earth than mortal man or any living thing had ever been before. One minUto more of inac tion—of compulsory inaction—on the part of the steersman, whose senses were failing him, and the air-ship, with its intensely rarefied gas, would have been floating unattended, with two corpses, in the realms space.

"Tall oaks fiorn little acoi na grow. UWrge itrosms frrBi little fjuntaiua flaw." Seven years ago the PLANTATION BIT

TERS

were but little known. To-day there is not a nook or cofhor of our land where they are not found and used. The sale bas re&chod the enormous number of Five Millions of bottles annually and it is constantly increasing. It only shows what can ibe done with & really good medicine, and a systematic course in tbe world was ever so deservedly popular as PLANTATION BITTERS. GO where you will, among the rich or poor, and you will always find those Bitters in useTbeir merits has become aa established fact, and we cordially commend tbem in cases of dyspepsia, loss of appetite, chills and fever, headache, &c, &c

MAGNOLIA WATER.—Superior to the beat imported German Cologne, and sold at half the prices

Mr. MATTHEW

Scotland, writes

e^FfcDR DE MAYO."

We refer, of course, to olfactories, all of whieb are attracted toward that wonder* full perfume as toward a universal (s) cekteri Sold by all dt uggists. J?

LIKE REOCXATION DEISS PARADK. The teeth should always be scrupuloujly clean and free from blemish. Keep them in condition with the incomparable SozoDONT,

and when they are veterans in the service, they will still be as "good as new."

"SPAULDING'S

TERSS

2deodlw

RIDPKLL,

of Glasgow,

have found Palmer's

Lotion more useful, thai* anything

tried for a bad eruption

have had on

my face for the last nine months—would you therefore send me two one dollar bottles, addressed to Queen's Hotel Tor onto, O. W.

PHYSICIANS.

K- DsDERKY, BODKEOPATHIC raisipuii, HI'TTUKO* AJIU ATCOITCHSS. BII-KB: Bight Ber. Btihep Talbott, D. D., B*v.

W. Martia. J. 8. Beach, Baq. Br. Bgg«rt. Orricr xxt BERIDFSCS

tvoen 6th and 7th, nest to Normal Hohonl.

(SGdtf

R. A. AKNAUD.

Orrci—Corner of Hala tnl Sitth, rBtewts, over tbe National State KMIDEXCB—ChestnutBank.

GLOB" is indispensable

in verye well regulated household.

Phalon*s Paphian I*©tion for Reautlfying the JiKM and C0MPIEX10H. Removes all KRUPTIOKS, FRECKLES. PIMFLKS,

MOTH BLOTCHES, 1A.fi, etc,, and renders THK Nhl.t SOOT, KIAll and BLOUM1NU. For LADIES IB tbe NITBSEBI it is Invaluable. For tikNTLBMRX afterSHAVlNti It has no eqaaU "HIAHAN LOTIOft" ts tke only reliable rem edy for Diseases and bleaiiskea of theNKlN.

PHALOJi'S "PAPHIAN 80AP" for the TOILET, NltKNKKr and BATH, will not chap the SlIN. Prlcp, *15 t'ents per Cake.

1 "Flor m: MAYO,*' "Jb'LOK iE MAYO." A SEW PKtKliMK FOB THIS ilANDKKKtHlBP. KlUliferrK, DKMCATK, LASTING PUAUBANUKPIIALO.M ii SON.NKW VOKK, Hold by all Drag. gluts. !liiwl.»torm

S. UAUUKUT.

IOWA

j. L. MABiSB

1CAL EfjTA'i'K AGKNCY. FABMS, WILD fcAKJDS, Aud Otty Property of every description, lor d»lt.

Anespsrienco of fifteen years enablo ns to Inane satisfaction in every department of boBinesa ra atiag to a geDeral Beitl Betute Agency

HARBEKT & MARSH,

64 WALHUT STRSXT,

at*irli Uo« Iowa

GROCEKY AND

PROVISION STORE

J-\ l. JUOLJLO r, DTABEB IN

Groceries and Provisions,

No. 4f Street, one door South ol the Fust umce, Terre-Haute, Indiana.

Tho nnderaigneJ just op'jnnJ at the above atauii, ti Urst-olaM Family Orooety »urt Piovisio 9torn, with

larga au

w«li St'l.'.cte.i stock of

new antl frash arltclea i,aiulle for ovary day uae 10 la [allies, to which ho calls tho attention of Ills trlemli auil tlio publiogenerally.

Goods lflliFerr,1 to any part of tho city frree of ohaffco. Uiirh*l caali priro j-aiii tor Country Produce, jjfcir.w F. HOLLO?.

The Largest Sale of Stock West of Cincinnati I

The undereigued will Rell »t Public Auction,

At til!-

Prairie City Livery & Sale Stable

Corner TLird and Walnut Etrco', near Bnntin tiouse, Terie Ilimto, Indiana, at 10 o'clttrk A. tbe following property, to-wlc:

Eighteen head of Huraes, 8 Top Fng(UB, 2 opes Bug(ii?H, 1 Ulojed damage, 2 Sundown Carriages ofio N. Y. Spring Wagon, ono Two-seated Sleigh, one three-seat do. do.

sets Single Harness, lour

setts double Harnew, one Kire-proof Safe,.two Crml Stoves, Pij'a aud Zinc, one C'nttin£-box, large size one block and IVckln, extra poles and fills: eigbt string Hells, 6% feet long blankets, Wolf aud Buitaio Rodes, extra pieces of Harness and Halters, Bridles, Baddies, alio many small urticloa too numerous to mention,

All of the above articles will be said withont resorvl), to the highest bidder.

or SALE-—All sums of

$10

and under,

cash. All sums over that amonnt six month* timo, \iy giving note with approved aeenrity.

SHIH

I'ontinnu

IVojn day to u«y. until all are

so d. T. W. HOWARD, lWIm

pAKTICULAR NOTICE,

All persons knowing themselves indebted to the Jfiriu of Auntin & Griysby are injueslod to call at uiy Store, south ot'tbe National House, Hixtb 8tieet,an'i Bottle the Bame immediately,»s «e ava iii need of all onr outstanding claims. liUTHKRGBIUSBY

ThatV.fuI for patrouagi heretofore r*cniTed at the former iitand, I invite my frit nd£ to call at my now stand, forinerlyoccupied by Yvm. Honael, where.I shall be pleased to furniih Groceries anil Country Prodnco at, tha lowest market ratas.. novtdlm IiDTHGB GBlG^BY

Real. Estate Column

HENDRICH & LANGE,

Office tiwir Vlrst National Bac k, S. K. Corner of Fourth snd Stuin Htrests,

Terre Haute, Intl

Abstracts of title furnished, Lonns tie goliftteii, »nd Meney invested.

FOU NAi^E.

1 CITY PROPERTY, Forty Lots in Linton's Addition to Terre Haut« Ho like and lot, east Ohio street, Houpe and lot, in McUnrrain's Addltitlon, HotAeand lot In Sibley's addition on 6th street, HoOko-and lot In Bone's addition on Sth street UotSe and lot on Poplar, between f'.tli end 7th strdeti,

House and lot on North Sth, between 'hosnnt and Linton streets. Twa business Houses on .l.aiu stror ,'i:

I COUNTY PBOPBBTi. Farm ef S3 acres In Honey Or 'r. Township, 173 Acres in Linton township. S Aares below tbe Boiling Mill, side canal ja^'^ddtl

C. W. »RM0»T8T, E.

JACK»OS

New Bouse and New Business.

DEMOREST & JACKSON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In ail Klnii of

COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Howe on Ohio Street, between 4th and 5th, TERRE HADTE, INDIANA.

Alio, ketiil Dealers in Feed, Fruit, Poultry Family Groceries. Highefrt prices paid for all kinds of Huckster 5tnff spl Wild Game, in geaaon. 8dl

gTBA

TED OR STOLEN.

My Horse, bltohed on Fourth street, Thursday evening, was stolen, or strayed away. It was a light bay, about 13 hands high. Had saddle on. I will pay a liberal reward for the return of the hofse, or uilivery at Font's Stable, in T*rre Haute.i [dd2-wlt] LEVI KEYS.

W.M.

J.'BIISUK.

have

WM. J. RIEMAN & SON,

atrucEWOBs

Wmi J* Rieman & Oo.

PORK PACKERS,

Water Street, Bear Blaiza'a Mill, TEBBS HAUTE, Ih'D.

Orrm»-OT#r Storeroom formerly occupied bj Cory A Manconrt: Hoga bought and Bold on commission. Liberal advance or. packing and consignments to our honse in Batttnorea deoMlm

JJEMOVAL.

Mulberry street.

Sf, bctwaon 6th and 7th.

miSlrl TKBRS HAUTE. TNI*.

RAILROAD AGENCT. I ham moved my office to McKeon A Paddock's Mill, where I would be pleased to see my old R-lends and customer*.

Through receipts given oa shipments of produce toail Eastern Cities, All bail, and Ball and Water ratea as low, and time as quick as and competing lines. Qrain in bulk shipped to Mew Xngund towns without change of cats.

JAMES fl. TUEHBB, AgU

*pr[34dti

^ttobnb

WnrSl.-McLeatti Main Baird & Cruft, 82 Main Street. Scott & Duy, 60 Ohio

Street.

Jos. H. Slate, Ohio Street.

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS,

Vrvdaffk. eoan Main and Fifth. V?ilUkm«,'defiiM Ninth BAKEKS. ||II»«WI| *''011

O.'ift

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Chas. E, Buggies, 16 North Fourth street.

CARRIAGE FACTORY.

Harper, W ildy Co., Or. 2d and Walnut, is

CLOTHING.

W. H. Bannister, 70 Main Street, .-j -j Grorer A Miller, 81 Main Street.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

B. Gar*in Owen, Principal, cor. 6th & Hat»

COMMISSION AND GRAIN, -U

i5. B, Bryant A Co., East Main StreeU John Haney A Oo., First St., on Oai.al Basin1

DENTISTS.

L. H. Bartholomew, 167 Main O. Lincoln, 6th St., between Main and Ohio, J. Hicha,rU«on,Ohio street, liet. Third and,4tn.

DYE HOUSES, I'

H. OlarWge, «o. 8 North 4th St.

DRY GOODS.

Tooll, Kiplay & Co., corner 6th and Main street W. S. Ityce A Oo., 77 Main street. C. Wittig A Co.. 170 Main street. Sdoall A Co., corncr Fourth and Mam otfw Saxton A Walmstey, 111 Main street. tiornelius A Haggerty, corner Main and ililru

DRUGGISTS.

Barr, Gnlick A Berry, corner Main and Fonrth I L. Mahan A Co., corner Main and Sixth. 8 J. A il. A. Davis, corncr Main and Third.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

Jones A Jone.i, east side Public Square. ...

GUNSMITH AND ST1NCIL CUTTEK

John Armatrong, Ohio street, east of Third,

HATS AND CAPS.

Josoph (!. Yates, 146 Mfcln street.

Westfall Brothers, 85 Main street..

HOTELS.

National House, corner Sixth and Mais. Clark House, corner Ohio and First. '£erre Hause Honfe, corner Mala and SeTenlli. Karly House, West end Main street.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Scott A.t'rauo, Main street, east of Fifth

S JEWELLERS. I

8. B. Freeman, 74 Main street. s, John B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block

JOB PRINTER.

John A. Bryau, 116 Main StimU.

MUSIC DEALERS.

L. Kisaner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street. MECHANICIAN. A. Tittman, It! south 4lh St. opp. PostOfflcp.

MILLINERY.

Mrs. M. Hi Abbott, opposite Post Office.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.

r. H. Biddle, 151 Main street.

RAILROAD AGENT.

jAmea u, TnVuws at ALcKetm & Paddock's Mill.

KEAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Jos. H. Blake, Ohio Street. Ueudrich A Lange, corner Main and 4tli streets

SKIRT3 AND CORSETS.

VVoisz, opposite Post Offlco.

STOVES AND TIN WARE. S.

B. Henderson, Fourth street, Sonth of P. O James B. Haggerty A Co., 187 Main street.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS.

i. A. Foote, 68 Main street.

UNDERTAKER.

Is»ac Ball, earner Third and Cherry, M. VV. O'Connell, Main Street.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15th, 1868,

ATTORNEYS.

H.BLAKE,

Attorney at Law,

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC OFFICE—Oa Ohio Street, batwe&n Third »ud Fourth titraeta. oct28dAw6m

JTFO. P. BAIBD. OHAFTLSS OBFFT.

gAIRD & CRUFT,

Attornej's at Law, OrfiCE,—Mo. S2 Main Street, up stairs. febliidtf

WM. E. MELBAN,

Attorneyand Counsellor at Law —amc—

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT

Terre Hnute, Ind. Oii'HTT,—ML.,ETI Mttin Street. dec6dly

DENTISTRY.

L, H. BARTHOLOMEW

SUBOEON AND

MECBANIOAI.

E N I S

SuccoMor to Pr. T. M. WELD, No. Ifi7 Main St. Natlnual Block, Terre Haute, Ind. [mSOdtf

I A S O N

J. 1

bZ JS ssonitEsoa to

OB.a.

SUITB,

OFFIOK—Oc Ohio, between 3d and 4th Street, aplfidtf riCBBK HAUT*, IND.

G. O LINCOLN,

The Oldest Established Dentist In Terre Haute, Orrica—On Sixth Street, between Main and Ohio, uno door south of National House. lloting had upwards of eighteen years' expe rlsuce lu Dentistry, he Is oonfldent that he can give satisfaction in all cases {JySUdly

HOTELS.

JACOB BUT7), GEO.

NATIONAL HOUSE,

COB.

SISTHAND MAIN STBterr,

TEBBE HAUTE, IND JACOB Itm A SON., PNOPUIETOIW. Tbia House has beeu thoroughly refurnishei my 28dwly

rjlERRE HAUTE HOUSE, (HUM

MAIN AID

SEV1NTB ITBBBT0,

Torre Haute, Indiana.

This Hotel naa recently been refitted, and put is first-class ordor, offering aooomuiodatious u.scr pasred in tbe State.

T. C. BVirrilV. Prep'r.

flLARK

COBNCFT

HOUSE.

coBNca or riBST

AND OBIO BTBIKTS.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

W: B. SB1KKITB ...Proppriefor

Office of Marshall, Mcntezuma and Palestine Hack Lines. Free Buss to and from all Trains. norSSdtf

QARRIAGE MANUFACTORY

HABPEB, WiLDf A C0H

Oorner 2d and Walnnt streets, Terre Haute, Ind., Keep constantly on hand, and manufacture to order, ail the latest style* of

CARHIAG1C8 & BLJGGIK8

We nse none but the finest material in the o«ntructlonof onr work, and warrant It superior oauy offered in this market. Bsptcfai attention

(TAN

BESRV

BIEVAH,

I BALTIMORE.

J»

to BBPAIBIKO. [JelOdtf

J. A. BRYAN,

JOB PRINTER,

115 MAIN ST.,

I TERRE HAUTE, IND

TXTAEREN'S IMPROVED Tf ROOFING. We are prepared to put on this Bool, and warrant it for S?e year*. This ia tbe beat and ehaape est Boof in taa, and ts flre-proof. Gallon

OLirT WILLIAMS,

Prairie Olty Planing .KOla, oorner of Kh Mulberry Streets. laMt

170 MAIN ST., DSMISG BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST* DBMING BLOCK. 170 MAJN 6T., DBttfEKl BLOCK 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK.

C. WifflG & C0r,

Have opwed their Beautiful

1*70 MAIN STREET,

DEHIN« BLOCK,

And offer BARGAINS in all Goods.

STAPLES,

Ol every grade and in Large

A QOOD 'STOCK OF

JJIVER COAL.

BUT

jjupply.

A N N JaH,

Plain. Colored and Figured, for for Winter usl Serges, Alpacas and Poplins, In plain, flgnred and changeable styles.

::rOUR SPECIALITY is OUB

Seamless Felt Skirt, •'LI CALLED

"BOULEVARD,"

Plain. Stamped and Braided, at very LOW PRICKS. Waterproof Ladies Cloth and Cloakings,

IN FULL VARIETF."

ALL KINDS OF

Gloves and Hosiery* ,f Nubias, Hodds, Scarfs, and Breakfast ScarfB.

A Good Stock of

Long and Square Shawls, FUR CAPES mid CUFFS, At all Prite*.

GIVE US A CALL, Before the Assortment is broken:

C. WITTIG A CO.,

170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. £170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK.

J^OTICJS TO

CITY TAX-PA YE BS,

I hereby give notice that the Tax Duplicate for the yoar 1863, has been plated in my hands for collection. The rateof tales on all Ileal Ks tate and Personal Property, on each one hnn drod dollars valuation is as follows: For general purposes TO cents For special, or Normal Sohool 80 On each male person, sane, aud not a pauper, a poll-tax of. 50

N. B.—On all taxes not paid by the third Hon day in March, 1869, there will be a penalty of ten per cent, added to the same.

O. A. GOODWIN,

20d2w City Treasarer,

NEWS AND STATIONERY BOONS

Sixth Street,

Opposite Neio Post Office Building. All New York, Cincinnati and Philadelphia Pa' pers aud Magazines en hand regular aud as soon as issued,

WT* Special attention paid to getting back Numbers. Innftlal Paper and Envelopes always on hand or stamped to order. School Paper, a good artl cle, Tory cheap. nov6 GU8.

A. ABNOLD.

fjlERRB HAUTE JSOYELTY

WOBKS, BY

TITTMAN & CO. No. It), Nouth Fourth 81., opposite Pott Ufflce,

Terre Haute, Ind.

MODELS, DBAWIMSSAND LIGHT MACHINES? NEATLY

EXEOVTBD.

MVLefoncher'sBreooh-Iioadlng rihot Qnn also Tlttman's Breech and Muzzle Loader made to or der from new or old materials. Mrfitwml Bepalrlnc Promptly Attended Jo,

COAL.

gULLIYAN COUNTY COAL

Being now prepared to fill all orders for Sullivan County Coal, which is claimed to be equal to the Brazil, for all domestlo purposes, will deliver to any part of the city, by leaving yonr order at office of X. B. Bryant A Co., O. I. Blpley, or J. A. Foot's Tea Store, with whom I have made arrangements to All all orden, and give all information in regard to the business. olfidtf J. A. MORGAN.

JOHN McFABLANK is now selling tbe bett artlolo of Blver Goal, screened on the widest screen in uae in Vfgo connty, at as low a figure ae an inferior article can be purchased. Those wish Ing to lay in a supply should loek to their Inter ests, and bny tho best when It is as cheap as poor article.

Orders left at the Post Office Lobby, at the "VigoCounty Scales," or addressod to Box 69J P. O., Terre Haute, will receive prompt atten tion. anglTdtf

QOAL! COAL I!

Being now prepared to fill all orders for the best of Brazil block, and Highland Uoal, at the cheap est rates, now Is your time to lay in your Coal by lsaving your orders at luT Main street, or with R. W. Bippeto, under Dowling's Hall, on Gth street, with whom I have made arrangement* to receivo all orders and give all information in legard to tho business.

P. S. A large lot of Lehigh Ooal on the road Aug2Sd3m. B. F. MEBUILL.

THE

WISE MEN of the LAND,

Tbe Divine, the Pbysielan, the' Judge USE DAILY

IN THEIR OWN HOMES AND BKCOMMXND To all Invalids and Snflercrs

FROM

Dytpepsia, Sick Headache, Soar Stomach, Oostivenees, Heartburn, Indigestion, Piles, Billons Attacks. Liver Complaints, Gout, and

Bbeumatic Affections

NATURE'S OWN

GREAT AND GOOD RKMKDY, TARRANT'S Effervescent Seltzer Aperient,

As the

Beat ai|d Moat Hell I able Medicine Ever offered to people for the above class of diseases.

The nnrsing babe, its brothers and slaters, its parents and grand-parents, will all And this pleasant remedy well adapted far their different complaints.

VANUTACTDBEP ON&T BF

TJilt RANT & CO.,

278 Greenwich St., New York. For Sale by all Druggists. au!8—d6meod.

UNDERTAKERS.

|JNDERTAKEK. ...

M. W. CHCONNELL Having purchased back from E. W. Ohadwlck, Grnber Oo., the Undertakers Establishment, and having bad sovea years ezpertaacaio tha business, is now prepared to furnfaii Metalio Burial Oasketl, aud Wooden Coffins, of all '1MOases,size*,

and from tbe boat and largest stork burial material in the State, at 10i Main Street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dwtf Torre Han to 89. Ma

S A A A UNDERTAKER.

It prepared to sxscute* order* in hia Itae witk •sataiss —d of Mrtrdand (kmf treats, Terra Hants, Indiana. laaaO-5-dwtf

rAtu.ii

WINE

BITTERS!

THE?**BEST BITTERS For Weakly Persons. r^rr- -:Uj

FOB THB WEAK, FOB THB PALE,. ri FOB THE SICKLY,

FOB THE AOKD, -v ,, FOB FEMALES,

Mi XazXi FOB SPKINO tTSB III

Ne Bitters Equal to Tliem Speer's Standard Wine IHtters, —HA.DK OR-* WINE, HERBS & ROOTS

Sputa's Celebrated Wine, so well known, with

mwEa,,

-jtr. &NAKB MOOT. WILD I'HERRT BARK. tilMURR, aud such other HKUBS and BOOTS aa will in all Oases assist Digestio-i, promote tho S«cr'liou« the System II the natural chaaaele, and give

TONE VIGOR

—To TH*—

out,

MA HI

All nse it with wonderfnl surotus. Hri»«*

COLOR

To tho pale white lip,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

To tho thin faco and caro-worn c.nutunauce. t'urea FEVBB and cieatas APPETITE. Try them. Us« none other. Ask for SPKKil'S STANDARD BITTEBS. Hold by Drnggits and Urooers. tee that my slgnatnru is over the cork of each Bottle.

ALFRED SI'EKR.

Passatq, N. J., aud 843 Breadwuy, Now York. Trade supplied by JOHNSON, EOLLOWAY & OO., Philadelphia: GKOKUK A. KKL LY, Pittsburg, and by all Wholesale Djaleis.

For sale by BABB, ODL1CK REBBY an IS wad Tu Tbur Hat.

JOHN BAENIKLE. Merchant Tnilor,

MAIN STBEKT,

Over Saxton Walmsley's Dry Goods store Would rospeotsnlly call tho attention of the citizens of Torre Haute, and the public iu general, that he has rented rooms aboTO Saxton fc Walmeley'i Dry Goods store, for tho purpose of carrying on

SKerehaut Tailoring.

He keeps always on band a FASHIONABLE SELECTION OF CASUIMEBEM, VESTING.', ULOTHtt, Ac., and la ready to make it np in

The Latest Style and on Short Notice, and on vary Beasonablo Terms. Having no high ronta to pay, he promises to make up to Older, whether the geodsba lurnlihed by him or not.— Everything in hia Una cheapcr than anynhere else.

Cutting dene and warranted to fit. A liberal patronigo solicited. ang29ltf.

IN S A N E O VI

FIRE AIT1I LIFE

INSURANCE AUENCY

The following jOld and Bellable Oempauiea Represented.

Merchants Fire Ins. Co.,

HABTKOKD, CONN.

NorthAmerican Fire Ins, Co.

HABTFOBD, OONN.

Applications taken and Policies issued in any ot the above named

Apply to

Companiea

in lowest current rates. Also, liEAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to.

M. A. CRANE,

General Fire and Life Insurance Agent.

O I

Main|St., between 5th & 6th Terre Haute, Ind. Office ISO Main Street, Old Stand of Drs. Thompson & Kuet

BOUND FOR BUBOPEI

Reduction of* Stock. Ia consequence of an anticipated trip to Enrope early next Spring I am determined to reduce my brge and elegant stock of Clothing & Gents' Famishing Goods, down to the lowest standard, and for that pnrpese will sell anything iu my line, at greatly reduced figures—I buow, much lower than ony other Establishment In this city.

Giye mo a. Call. 1 Is. GOODMAN, NO. 6 UNION BOW, and 118 MAIN 8T. 23d tf

HATS AND CAPS.

KW YOJTK

a A O

•Joseph C. Vates. JD8T IN KKOSlfl1 OK

Ment' Hsta oi nil binds, iloya* Hats ol all bind*, Misses' Mats ot ail kindu,

Infants* tints ot (ill kinds,

And at all prices. g. Hats made to order h*i notice. Vote*

*°*THE FALL til'lLKS, 145 Afsln Street. Tarre Haat*. la i. sov OTdtf

IJIHE SAINT LOUIS,

I A N O

MAHlIFACTUKINti C«NPAN1

||Tfae Pianos of this Company are essentially

Pianos for Western People•

They are not only mado at home, but are well made. They have taken

Four First Premiums,

isteri

ICO

at Western Falls. They possess norlvalled excellence of tone and finish, aud o.tntar» well In

ipeot

Manufacture.

OLD INHTltim ICN'1-M KXOHANDKD Al LJBEBAL BATES Warehouse 10/ 3oath Fiffh Stroet, corner of Walunt, and opposite ttteaoatbara Bote). vjndly

STOBAUK* CUMM iSHlON & «SAIN.

own

TULUI

g. -JBY

B. K. BRYANT

& CO.,

(Suooeaaors tc J. a. TtJBNEB,)

Vorvardlns

ComoilMlon Merchsntr DKATTE^ (IF

Oraiu, Flour aud Salt.

Highest market price paid f. rail kinds ot 3n|p

Agents FIR STAR

b'moN LINK.

"Ware Hoo*e on Main Street, Near the T. B. I- B. Depot (26'lwtt

NHLLOSOPHT OR MABKUGE A Saw Oooasa orLacrcaas, as delivered at the I New Fork Mosenm et Anatoav, embracing the sn t^ccts: flow to Lire and What to Ltva I or Youth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Oenerl lly Berlewed. The Oanse of Indigestion Flatuluce aad Nerroas Dlseaets aeeounted far Marias* PhliosopUoally OoaMdated, Ac. Pocket oluiaes oontalnlng these Loctares will be forwarded on receipt of (bur (tamps, by addressing: *ac'r Nrw Toaa Mtrntm or AXATOMT,4UBroad-1I way, Hew Tork. mar!6dly

TAKOIHNt.

MERCHANT

I O I

J. WALMSMEY

Merchant Tailor, ai Has just received NEW STOCK

CLOTHS,

WIBliiT llin-li'

.CJASSIMKRES,'i

VESTIWOS,

TftlCOTN,

HAU AIM MTU

BEATERS

OVEKCOATINOH,

andTRIHHINO

Which he proposes to make tip lo ordoi in the

Most Approved Style

AT THE ,t_

1 E O

145 Main Street.

Ufa old Stock on hand, mi, Stock is Entirely New. «.»res

MERb)ElA]T

TAILORING!

FKKIIKRICK SCHLlWINtt

r''

Hftoinst reo«lved a large acid well seleoUd Stock, of

Fall and Winter Woods!

Consisting in part of FINS

French, English and Americas

4S*I J1FREN

English Melton,

for Bnslness Suits.

French Cloth, Doeskin & Beaver,

Which will bo sold at the vsrjr lowest prices, fol cash only, by thu yard, or made np te tirfltr on shfirt notlco.

"LOW PRICES, EXACT FITS, and FIRST QUALITY GOODS"

Is my aottol'

Onstoinsra, old and n«w, Brr rortTfally lnvlt«fto all at

175 Main St., south

side, bet.

6th & 7th.

N. B. Cutting done to order also, Benoratlng and Bopairlng in the cheapest iranner. 43m

MERCHANT

TAILORING

FA LI, THA L)E. 1HHS.

BANNISTER

IS NOW BaOEIVINO BIS

FALL AND WilVTBB

8T0CK!

CONSISTING IN PART, OF F1NI

raERCH and ENGLISH

1 I E O I

-FOB-

BUSINESS SUITS.

BLACK, BROltN,

BLUE, DAHLIA

AND SILVER FOX

HKAVKK.S!

And fora ttne AMortment of BUck and Colored

Clolhs and Doeskin Casslmeres.

BSAVTIFVL STYLES

err AMKBfCXN CA^Sf MKBES of all grades and

Prices var from $4S0 to $700. aOTOBDIRQ TO BTTLB AND rtHIBH. •~Krery Piano Is warranted Tor Fire Vears.~C

prkw.

Also kept constantly oo hand a good assortmen

Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerch'ft, Swtpentlern, Ties, cpc.,

SHIRTS,

Of the best quality, made to order.

A Good Line of

W oolefiTShirts, Knit Jackets,

Shawls.

(A faw Nice Onaj.J

Satchels aad Valises.

MR BLACK

Still superintends the tf erchant Tailoring

Department, and guarantees a per fret lit. CUSTOMERS, OLD AND NEW,

Arc cordially Invited to can at

BAmrHTER'S, No. 79 Main Street.