Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 January 1869 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS

XXCICBB: HAUTA, IJS to?

VedncsOaj Horning, /an. lStb, 1M9.

Salaries or Jndges.

W» understand 4h*t an. effort leiog &&d#in the Legiilature to increase the »Rlarie», maramfeffr aeserTei eacceu, and meet* with almost univemlXavor inthiaMc^ioe It is a BhameU^l dpgrata tdlndam tfajgt Judges shoiild eo long bave Been the worst paid officjabji^ttlf Hlo Clerks and Sheriffs in most of the Counties,

Judges who travel twt ^$Jbtr^ timet* year over from four' to tea counties, holding per year penaea on the circuit, is wholly in^d«$u*ta to support their families. Tha koneequence of this niggardly system^has been good lawyers, qdatnUi tb'grabeihe could ja.pt afford.to h$ld t^e office uple« they had incomes independent of

We derive our judiciary system'from England, and in that country, judges receive high salaries and their office is one of great dignity. The judges of the Queen's Bench get as large salaries as our Presidents, and no country ever produced greater or more upright and indi pendent judges than England. AB far back as the reign of the fourth Henry we are told that the Chief Justice com mitted "Prince Hal," the heir apparent to the crown, to prison for contempt of his court. We, hav^ febe material for the best judiciary in the world, but men can not be expected to act as judges for less than half what they can make by prae ticing their profession. We trust, therefore, that the Legislature will increase the salaries fifty per cent, at least.

News and Pergonal.

PROF. EMIL FBANKLIN,

THE

NEW YORK declares that there is great

er danger

of her harbor being ruined if

Sast Rivet/whi jh lies between New York Island and Long Island, remains open and one of her engineers has matured plan for dyking East River at South Fer ry, and making all of it between that and Hellgate an immense dock, with spaces for the putting down of streets on piers^ and -for building warehouses.— This Is a more magnificent projeot than the Chicago tunnel. Congress is to be asked to carry it out at once.

The

last remaining wreck of slavery,

the Public Guard of Virginia, was die banded on the 5th inst., by order of Gen Stoneman. The Guard was

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leguate quence

a well-known

public reader, and the compiler of the "Beauties of Shakespeare" and other works, has been committed to the Lunatic Asylum on Blackwell's Island, on charge of insanity preferred by some of his relative?.

SENATORIAL contest in New York

waxes warmer. Vicious Democrats say that the candidate having the "largest pile" and tbe most liberality will be elec ted. Fenton and Morgan are the promi nent candidates, while Curtis and Gree ley are talked of.

WE SEE by a recent Salt Lake paper that old Orson Pratt still keeps talking publicly about the Jaredites and Nephites and other fabulous animals devised in the novel that was stolen from Patter-

The Postmabtxk Gbvkbal notified Mr. Washborne, chairman of the Appro* piMtioa Committee, that he had revoked the orfcr wkhholding'tke |ait installment to W«$b, Fjopo if, Co., foir carrj$Bg *he mail S&rer flue omntains Sixth Auditor, through whose bureau the drafts must-pus, "hor "declined to issue them while the matter is undergoing investigation? bj the House. The sum withheld is $280,000. We published some days since

the

salary, or \pmted to use the paritfoafur§ *jU. good reason given why the salaries .of. fudges should not be equal to the average income of lawyers in good practice, ano if thW\f6re so there

stepjiing ttine iyjjl p^^li%f There can he no good reai

diciary is the bulwark of liberty in all governments, and is often the only reaottrce of the subject for his rights henoe it is of the last importance that the best and ablest lawyers should sit upon the bench. ...noe^d L. All*

In-New.-. thus explodes some "Interview" nonsense now going the rounds"The Spn'ngteld Republican, noticing a'stateitaent tbat den. Badeau was iiytius city a fa* days since, and had long'interview with Mr, Greeley, says 'j£s ojgecfwas,of mrae, to intimate to Mr. Gre*i*y Uiat

G&K

was a man

established

in 1800 to protect the Capital of the

State

against servile insurrgation, and was born of the fright created by the Nat. Turner rising, when the city was .saved from bloody massacre by the providential rising of Bloody Run, which stopped the progress of Turner and his colored host. As it has cost the State, on an average. $50,000 a year, its discharge

will

great relief to the overburdened tax-pay-ers!—gai^iqul&rly as it: has always tgeen more ornamental than usefUl.

Philadelphia Press truthfully says

that the curse ef.American politics is the triangular contest. It serves to unsettle parties and cramp convictions. Two men, equally matched, seldom have a fair field for the battle of position. When all their strength has been exerted, all their muscles held tense for a time, as the hour of decision draws on a third party makes his appearance to destroy the balance of power and create a panic by side-issues. Frequently such are successful, sometimes they are representative men but the question is, have they succeeded by exactly fair means? All mankind recognises the ring proverb, "Fair play and no gouging." A square stand-up fight is not enjoyed only in the ring. Who is the better man, morally, socially, intellectually matter of as much ourlonity to outsiders as of vital moment to those personally inter* ested. Where there has been a lengthen^ ed culmination of forces, a protracted counting of chances, opportunity for appeal and discussion, the choice of a constituency is their truest representative.-^* These thoughts are suggested by the hard fate ?rtrich oVer General Carl Schura In Missouri. He has fought his ground over nobly for Senatorship with Mr. Sanderson. They represent the Radical and Conservative tendencies of the State, and the question can only be settled Cairiy^tt»tthraplrTf-on» of them: A third candidate,- however, is upon lb# tapis. He may b«4»tter than either of the others, thing is eertain, he is bound to spoil a "fair fight." We wish th«m'ttU" saoc(9SB. .r-«t-:..,-.'. •. i.-.

Grant proposes

to ask him to accept the appointment of Minist& to Etfgland.' As Gen. Badeau was in (own over a week, and had 'interwith nearlj^all iifsold friends, we suppose, as a matter o/^coorse, that all the foreign missions, as

well

GIN. MOWTE, who

should be a good deal of char

ity felt for people who, when outside of Federal protection, succumbed to rebel terrorism and afterward became bitter when wronged by the misuse of the United States authority. ..^ss^ssesss ££'.

REALITIES OF IRISH LIFE.

Sketches

Land Agent-

A book called "Realities of Irish Life,1 by W. Steafet Trench, lahd agent in Ireland, to the Marquis of Lansdowne,Mar quis Bath add Lori Digby, has just been published by Longman in London "From youth to manhood,andfrom man hood to the'verge of old age," says Mr, T.rencb, "it has been my lot to be surroun ded by a kind of poetic turbulence, and almost romantic violence, which

apparently about fifty years

of age, and his bald head lay uncovered on the ground. -JJo

was quite warm, but

'stonedead' lyinsf in an open field. Num bers of people were working all around, planting their potatoes but not A trace of the murderer could be found."

Mr. Trench wished at once to ride off in pursuit of the murderer, but a more experienced friend assured him that the man was probably among those who were quietly looking on and that afterward proved to be the fact. A villain had been hired by a farmer on Mr. Hall's estate to kill him for five pounds,and a young man was selected to accompany him. The intending murderer followed his victim as he walked in the fields on that bright May morning, anct on. ^wo occasiona as he approached him to fire, Mr. Hall turned round and thwarted him. The rascal went back to his companion and declared, with an oath, that the affair was unlnqky, ahd he would not go on with it. The young man swore at him as a coward, took the pistol from him, and coolly went up to Mr. Hall and shot him dead. He then threw the pistol away, and stood quietiy with his hands in his pockets, mingling with the crowd who gathered round the body. His companion after ward turndd apprbfer, and the youth was cbnviotfed and hung. The following strange scene occurred oh the trial: "After the witness had detailed how he had bimaetf undertaken So be the mur derer and had twioe stolen behind Mr. Hall for tbe purpose pf shooting bim in the back, and bad only given up his design because he fancied it was 'unlucky,' the prisoner's counsel said: 'Then it

was

not your conscience

which smote you v. 'Not a'bitr replied tne man. 'And you stole up behind the poor old gentleman to shoot him for money?' said the lawyer. '"I did." 'I nippose you woplddo anything for money.' 'I would,' replied the man, quite unappalled, and growing desperate. "The lawyer still continued to excite him: 'Yoti Would sboOt yotir father for money,I suppose 'I would I' exclaimed tbe man furious-

"'I Would.'.

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carried under that contract, and coufltfy w|lf tj»arfklhf Sfcrt^ ^fcdfcor his Mten'tlonlo the* p$!ie.i£tfi$sj|.

as the Cabi

net offices and a good many other position*^ G|n. jGrant'i^fft, are preperly disposed of."

was a dashing

cav

alry officer during the war, is being sued in New Orleans for money alleged to havf ^een takatf from-§ a widow on the* very day that her husband was buried.— All should hope that Gen. Mower may be found innocent of this scandalous charge. There were thousands of cases of sheer robbery under military authorl ty, but the character of Gen. Mower has been heretofore above suspicion. The lesson to be drawn from such cases is, that there

I believe

conld scarcely- belong to real life !h any other country in the world." Mr. Trench has seen the Irish tenantry from the point of view pf the agent of Irish landlords has been-among the scenes of Tiojence which/orm sO'dark a chapter in the so cial history of Ireland, and takes us with him behind the scenes. His tales havo the additional attractions of being literal ly true.

Passing over the events of the author's youth when "O'OonnelVs police" as the Liberator's ragged escort were called,had nearly killed him for hot taking off

it, when almost immediately

a man came running

son's book store, in Pittsburg, and made the basis of the Mormon Bible. The Salt Lake editor thinks Orson gave them "clear" insight into the "dim" vista of the "almost forgotten past."

his

hat as tbe great man passed by, Mr. Trench brings us to 1840, the time when the Ribbon Conspiracy was at its height. His first experience of an agrarian out rage occurred in the May of that year. "On a beautiful. bright sunny day at noon,

I was riding with a friend to the sessions at Borrisokane. I heard a faint report at a little distance in the fields, as of a gun or'pistolv:bdt took ho notice

afterwards

lane to meet

us,saying: "'Obi sir, Mr. HaH has been shot." 'Shot!'criedI pulling up my horse, 'do you mean murdered? "Obi yes, sir,' replied the man, 'ho lyi.og there In the field.'

Is he dead?'Iasked. 'Stone dead!' was the man's reply, and

he said so I never shall forget the strange mixture,of horror and of triumph which pervaded his countenance. "Wo rode on rapidly down the lane, and just where we emerged upon a little grass lawn was the body of Mr. Hall. He

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«"Or your brother?* continued tbe eounseL "Ay, or yourself eitherl" cried the in. furiated ruffian, almost leaping from his chair, and turning round so suddenly within a few fisetor Kfc-cniss-«xam aix-'s head, that his usually undaunted nerve seemed almoct appalled by theferocity of thaaavagfe. l-'

When the potato blight had passed, and emigration had .began to change tbe whole condition of the Irish agricultural classes, Mr. Trench, became agent to Lord Bath. lAe rents were £30,000 in •near,and ho begaa hy o&ring help to the insolvent to emigrate,

if tbej would

quietly give up their land Bat among the tenants was Joseph McKey, the leader of the recusants of the estate. He offered a bailiff £50 to arrest McKey but the bailiff said, "Thank yoor hoaror £60 reiy good, tn$ opt fop# iwy

day but life is sweet" So there was nothing to do but to go and see him.— Accordingly, Mr. Troitsk rode over to his place alone. McKey, after a parlg, admitted him to the house, where he apa two pthers were distilling poteen.^ Aitff som&Ulk, Mr. Trench said, "And iof' McKey, you are the terror of the coun» try, and no one dares to take yoa Mc Key looked restless, and replied, "No one has taken me." He then went to a coa' which was hanging en thi wail, showed a large brass pistol from the pocket, then pullet saidr ^That's wS«: theooFf* «ith." It bad neither lock, nor barrel.

Mr. Trench slowly .raised his right hand and pointed ltis pistol fall at McKey face, who folded hU arms and stood calialy looking into his opponent's eyes.

Suddenly Mr. Trench Celt that McKey was merely acttng oh the defensive, and with a sudden impulse be threw the pistols on the table within McKay's reach and said: 'You scoundrel, you know you dare not hurt me I' "He looked at me steadily, and then sitting down gradually and quietly on the chair, without trusting himself to look at the pistols which lay loaded and cocked on the table before him, he put his hands to his head, leaned his arms on the table, and said in a low voice:

What do yoa want me to do, Bir 'To give me possession of your house and place at once, said I, 'and to come with me now into Carrickmacross.' 'I will, sir,' he replied. "He rose, put his iron finger into the place where the handle of the door should have been, and turned the bolt and walk ing up to the other men in the kitchen he said: 'Begone but of that till I give up the place. They stared at him, and were perfectly astounded. 'Begone, say I' be repeated, and lie pushed them out of the room. "The youtig woman tlfen came up to him. 'What is this, Joe?' she asked "'You must go,' said he kindly. 'Don: talk—leave the house.' "She went at once. He put out the fire by kicking it about the floor, took 'sod and twig' from tbe garden, and banded me legal possession of the hous.e and grounds 1 'And now,' I continued, 'come with me into Carrickmacross.' "He hesitated. 'Sir, I will follow you in, but don't ask me to go with you.' 'Why not?' I asked. "Because I always Bwore no man snould ever take me alive, and if I was seen to go in with you ttre people would say you had taken me prisoner.' 'I understand you,' said I 'can I trust you then to follow me "He seemed almost hurt at the ques' tion. '1 would not fail in my word for thousand pounds 1' 'I have not a doubt of it,' replied I and I mounted my horse and galloped into Carrickmacross. 'I told my head clerk and confiden tial man all that had happened. He could not believe his senses, and thought I had lost mine. 'Well,' I said, 'McKey will be here within an hour, or I have been dreaming alt the morning" 'He will never come,' was his reply* "As the hour approached, I confess became very irervous and anxious and at length, about the time I had stated, the clerk came into my inner room, looking somewhat pale, and said, 'McKey wants to see you in the office, sir.' "There he was, quiet, but firm as ever. I told bim to return to his home for tbe present, and that I would see him handsomely provided for in America. He left and said no more. "The sequel wassad enough. He never reached America. Hearing that he was very ill, I resolved to go and see him once more. I rode to the house and found poor Joe McKey lying on his bod, a corpse—the same stern mouth, the same noble forehead, but hollow and sunk* en cheeks. The young woman knelt beside him, weeping. "When did he die?' I asked 'This morning, sir,' she replied and her tears flowed fresh and fast. "'What did be die of? '"A decline, sin H« never got the better of that day. The people said you took him—which your honor well knows was a rank lie—and it broke his heart that they should say sol"

This victory over McKey so discouraged the Ribbonmen that they marked Mr. Trehch himself for murder. After the murder of Mr. Bateson, of Carrickfergus, be became aware, by tbe confes sions'Of the informer, how nearly he had esoBped on several occasions on which men had laid wait for bim on the road Meanwhile he was warned by a young woman that her sweet-heart, who had joined the Ribbonmen, was on for the next job. Inquiring what this meant, he found that the order for his own assassination had already gone fortb, and taat the men charged with the murderous task were waiting to execute it, and this young man-had. been named as the agent for the murder of the next man who should be marked but as a victim. Mr. Trench however sent the youth to America, and in a few months he came back quite an other man, and took his sweetheart with him as his wife.

We have

it from

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Maonolia Wat**.—Superior to tbe best imported German Cologne, and sold at half tbe price. 'J JSsST-t1? sj

protruding it out-and

Then they began to talk about the five years rent wing, and McKey took Mr. Trench into a roem where were two chairs and a table, and billhook hanging on the wall. McKey slammed the door, and Mt. Trench saw that it could only be opened with a key. Ho kept himself between McSey and the billhook, which McKey confessed was his defender, and tboy sit down with tbe table between them to discuss their grievances. Presently McKey ams excited, looked nervously at the billhook and rose, Mr. Trench rose tbd, and drew his pistols from his pocket, and as McKey drew himself op to hie full height, the two men stood confronting each other with the table between them

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DB. K. DEITER L«YEBIB«B'S

WAHOO BITTERS, THE BIST STOMACH TOXIC KNOWN. A Bun Cure for.Pysp^psia, LUer Complaint, Asthma, Chills and Ferer, Qratel, Dlabetis' and General Debility. Far Saia by all Driir(i«s.

DB. K. DEXTBft 10TCBID6K, Prop'r DCrFALO, H. T.

Deafness, Catarrh. Scrofula.

ALAOT'Catarrhanl

who bad suffered for eirs from Deafness, Scrofula, was cured by a slaiple remedy. Her sympathy and gratitude prompts her to send the receipts free of charge to any one similarly afflicted. Address

Mr. if. C. Ii., HebokAn, N.

**BBIKO BUT NOBLE^-Self-help fo Man vhrvhAVaAPrml. d«a(r« tnap

CONTAINING

pre-

daee to all Rastern Cities. All Ball, and Bail ui Water rates as low, and time as quick as "and competing lines, drain ia balk shipped to Hew England towns without change of oars.

JAMBflH.TtntNcv, Agt,

aoriMMI ^JMi

FBKU. A. BOSS.

T^Hant^ Jan.l,188#-idlm

MILLINERY.

BUCK00HAV

Has remored to the oorner of Fourth aad OUt BUsata, where she Is now opening a mU andean pleta stock of Fall style Bonfteta, Bib Dens, flawSite. DBWt MAKMO baa else been a«M to tte tsslssss Baring a eompetent Pisss t»ai

Isgxaiaatee*.

IHDDCEMUTR TO IFIMSUM* KB THA« KTBB!

100 Per Oent. _COTTOB aooDS, HO-

CLOTH,

StorFtatedVPar®, Outon, tanoy Soodi, Ao., of

thirto am

K»» augt. MX

«o.'«

»BO,

irbiJe iecanUy rtsfclfc* cliwc ublubment

'z "«v

PBICfi SEDUCED. #3,C50 \JL. YEAR This AVorfte Family Jonroal will hereafter be sent to ebbicriberg for 92,60 per year, A gratis copy sept One y»»r to any pereoa-who obtains ilX names and forward* them With the tiioHtey' to ae. In other words^ we will seod (even copies for $15,00. This maYee tbe Ukioh The Cheapest Story Paper in America

CLUB OF 8IXTT. [$6,] 42 jards Bleached or Dubleacbcd Cotton Clotn. raehiontbl. Dress Pattern. 3 1 2 yards WdfcrO*eslmere for P*nts and Vest Pattern fF^shiftOfWe' woolen Shawl. White Maiseilles CoUittrpan'. Lady's Large Qooqine *woccot8h Bag. J-ady's Fa^ionable.eioak Pattern., Pair Pood whito woolen Blankets, Black AlpaovDrees Pattern. 4 yards double .width ...water-proof Clpaking. 0

,»n

for Voung

Men, who have erred, deelre

better m*n-

hocd. Sent in sealed leMer envelopes, free of oharge. If benentted return the postage. Ad. dress P8ILANTBBOS, Box P. Philadelphia,Pa.

monthly

TRADE CIRCULAR,

For January,

1869.

a listof •alaable.and useful ar-

tieles for sale at ONB DOLLAB each a bo liberal inducements for forming Clubs. It aho eontslno bftnnatlsn, whl«b we think, will fe« ImpOrtssart t« air pwrsen »swM»g nasy to UeBiftKi terprise one l«Ilar wacenu.

It is ths opinion of some of oar City aad State officials, that l'f this circular is ciroalated ia all parts of tbe couotry, it would be the means of saTinga great deal of money, whieh la now lost by sending to thess uaiawfni eonesraa. On as* rouut of oar Immense trade, and of the dep rectation in Kerebaadise, we are. now offering to Agents better iiilinisMents thaa erar before offered. Oopies sent frso to aay addrees.

AKDBEWS CO, 54 Kte St^ (formerly 108 Sedbtl'y 8t-,)B3BTQ», Msss.

Are Hand

And are p'reparod,on acoonnt of our Immeuee IKoacAsn or Bosraar, and of tbe DsmcUTtoxt ra Haauinn of all kiada, to offer to oar Agents and the public, not oaiy Cot tone, bat tu kinds of Goods at prtoes ins thatLarer before Orrnu 1

Any person that will send to us for printed no. ticee »r 81xty arttotea, with $6 eacJott d, can reit

'.Fill W COSl^

a aeleotlon of one of the following artleias: Mlsrssrur Xuff and Tlppett, Eilrer-Plated los ntohar, Mptae Watch,

VtaBtots, 4CL* Tor addltSoskl narttesrisurs SDTB FOB OCX .r"""® •talsii ye. 9 ha

I E S

THE BWT BITTERS For Weqltfy jgeraons, jrOB THE WKAK,' I F0B TflB PAXlt:"r' '.i

FOB THS BI0KUT.

.• flit nils4 •,'«*'» *8HALI8j cq

r0B

Speer's

Msch valued by Singers

At once At but and ekaapett.

Sbld

everywhere by Druggists. Only 36 cents perbox Hay be bad in any quantity of JOHN p. PABK, Cincinnati, Ohio

fin

UIWA1L.

li liaisiis m—si Ilea

Messrs KASTVAH 4 K*IIPALL.

Their tr*4d ba«*ee4ta»'*o tmHotiMtteal tlwyftow occupy foutstoriej in .the elegant, block H»nov«r Street. The'usms of ih(s firmhasb pome 'toaOliar^bfa^etVld word#' throughout the Middle and Western Strtea, a hile as prcmpt end hontrrabU bnOOMt ntAl way are enderett) hy the beec &un> in their own city Their club syttsnTOf eeliing gootfslias done more, we bjliere during the past iew years t. keep down the prices of domestio articles in svery da* use, than •M ttoathWUfiaenee* Combine*. Moat of their go.de are miipufactnied ex pre «lj f»r them, as, lor lnstai ee,-cutlery made totbier oriier in Sheffield, Knglaad. and Imported in large quantitiee for their ifotler trade alone."

Now ls theasnu nt

w. D.

To«ua traly,

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Crosby St., N. T.

?C 4 o* 2

SS' 5.® W

Ae., to-

OlMO,

,'JH

rtnted at

iidsdrad,- «as tiis»fd

md fifll

two t*ndrt4, is, .Xot* doUar th» J»oelTur caa bay the artioie dtkchbed la t«a ohe«k, or exohange it for any one of two or three toadied other articles in onr circular. AS a |MTUtM oftke wnru efSTery artMa «m to sruttian

oarekeeiueaa he cxchansMm a

White Bed Qntlt

Stiver

Pima* Kvotvtaf

^ablfl CaSlOT, With IWB^ttiSS. HaaCwhai the •re,tpaperiftheHortnwsst, the

Teitao Biait

ra Hu»,--dritio«ny led aa,

Tarda

Varmers' good "Wool FfockiAK. Bosewo'od Brss Alarm Clook, L»dy'sFnr Ifciff and Collar. CLUB OF ONE HUNDBKD. [»10.] 6i yards (rood Bleached or Cnt(i«Mbed'00t(0r Cloth, one yard wide. Ladf-'s or Cents Mew SiWer Hnnting Gate IKatcb, Fashionable Tfciber Dress Pattern. Elegant Blaclt Alpaca Dress Pal tern. 0«B pair of good white po»len Blankets, large si so Lady's Fasbioiiabfe DoMrtewoolen -Shawl. Two large, floe, Bleached Linen Table Covers, with onedoaenlarge steed lian«r Napkins to match. 35 yds Hbmp Carpeting. Jl-ayardiflw Caseimere for suit. One docen Ivory Handled Steel Bladed KnUrs and Fcrb. Oae dosea Sogers' beet 811-

double-width Water-proof Cloaking. Set of Furs Muff ane Collar.

It is impouibleto^M^mnplete listof goods, bat Agents desiring article, not named above, will pieate mentioh them, ftn we wtll aocomadate thSss if-passible. Jf yon- have a club ready, or intend to raise one for any other houie, rfoa'i ftMto$*n4*4out, *nd*t(k*ivm UM*etkf*r Mw Circular and Mammoth Erckang* Lift.

in gas agents

tfix

Parties act.

other dollar houiwa in this elty,

will please send ui theis.address, and that of dozon or sool'tbeir male and female friends, as we oan make

for their alrantagi to do

Male and female -ageets way ted as nsnal.

SKIIV M6REF BKfiWTKBKft LKTTIflD ia every instance, and we gnaraates. that it will come

with dollar jewelry sales and gift enterprt*es. Send to us for decision respecting onr bustoeet by the Cpmmissioaer af Internal Bevenue, dated

retarnst EASTMAN A KENDALL,

F. o, $x i, BaaoTtr St, 3octea, Masa.

Don't Read the Aboro

WASTED—16BSTS- KSe'.°„E KH1TT1SO MACHINE,

Pr.ce ««6. The

simplest, eheapest and best Knitting Machine ever Invented. Will knit 23,000 ttftchef per rain ute. Liberal inducements to Atents. Address AMERICAN KMITTJJ^a MACHINE CO., Bos too, Mast„ or St. Louis, Mo.

THE PATENT MAGIC COMB' 'Will color gray hair a permanent blar or brown. 'Sold everywhere. Sent by mal for 11,21.

A'ddiess'Wm.

Sole Muolhcturers.

A PPIE PABIHG, CorinK and Sliciog Ma' chines. Made by D.JH WI1ITEMOBB, Wor cester Mass.

PATTOK,

Treasurer,

Maglc Comb Cotcpanr, Springfield, M«sr.

SFKKKS 8TAN0AM) ITAflTcr »8»38^ TiPTlf UtT' it-'-O

f'{'J"

SPBINO USB I

lo Bitters Equal to Them

Staudard Wine

Bitters

—nana or—

|WINE, HEBBS ft ROOTS •Srssa's deiabrf, ted Wine, so well kuewn, with Ubiviau bam,

VUAMTFMOB NOWKBS, I I'.O -T. 8NAKK UOOFT WILD 0BUBI BABK,

bod, tnch other HEBBS and BOOTS as will in all bones assist Digesno V, promote the Secretions of the Ststem

the natural' channels and give

FOISTS -A.JST3D VIGOR 7 fl —Tti-ThB—^ Aim oLt, HUB its mm

Ait use it with wonderful SUCSCM. Brings

-*!. .QOLORjij ,UJ A f!o.tbe pals whfte llp, .. «{J 4-JJ

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

fhem..

the: tbfttr

faee and'

fsiree

care worn c.untenance.

riTEB

and oeatta

Osa

APPETITE. Tr

none Other.'

Ask

tot

8PKEUV

JTAKDABD BITTEBS. Sold by Druggists

lrocer(f. Beis' that

aad

my •Ignatore is

eaob

Btfttie.'

over the cork

1 ALFRED SJPEEJR,

Passaie. Hv'J and 343 Breadway, Hew fork. rrado supplied' by JOHNSON, EOLLOWAT A OO-.Philadeiphhi: OEOHOB A. KKLLT, Pittsburg, and by all.Wbolosale Dealers.

For sale by BABB, OOLipKA BEBBT ac 13w*d Tn Thnr a Sat.

MOTELS. ifl

»UI»- dgryin Iji/ri

Jacob •ranu,-.,

*. B.

ane. a. aor

NATIONAL HOUSE,

-Hi

Ooa. 8uria*d

MAJH

Srarrr,

T£BB]S HAUTE, IIVX.

JACOB BIM SOR...

...PBOPBIKTURS.

This House has been ^horougliiy rcfurnlshel my 23dwlv

fJBKRB EAXTtBl HOUSE,

Hint MAtn in samara srnaat«I'"W

Terre Haute, Indiana.

This Hotel has rsoentty

been

Nttted, aad p«t!»

IrtKhss order, olfcrlag atemamadetkms mtr in the State.

cji

c- JBUWUI, F*Ofs'r. jV'

8B1KHTB. iM4.- JHwrhiw

Oflce of Marshall, Kcatasnm aad Paiestlae Hack Llnee. Free Buss to aad from all Traia* aovMdtf

PARK HOTEL,

Wool iUng

Shawls, 1 pr

»Hwt,H«iar

MSf».

TU AKUICAK A5D XCBOfRAX IXAS,

Cor. Seehman and Namau Ota. HEAR City

HjUI PmIl™.—.H«W Tork

GEOBGS WIGHT, Rppprietor,

ivaJjsn

•OTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHEBS!!!

griping i* th«

atSMn sai sen*

clubs ladles syertuly wanted as agents. Partial Hat of »rtloln« allowed aa conuousloii

t°CL5BSVTH§fTT.C^»,]

21 yards bleached

or unbleached Ootoii Cloth,. Photograph Album, 100 pictures, elegant Morocco Binding. Bovolfiag oval babd. allrir Plated Table UaetOT, five bottles. Ladies'Drosa Pattern. A Lady's rich' lT-ornamented Black Walnut AVtltibg Desk Kanoy Caaslme^e PantS] Pattam. Large White all Linen Tab's Cover. White Lancaster untsrpinc. 30yardh calic6. Alhambra Bed Quilt. Ladieg', Morocco,.Shopping 8ag. Good CoUage Clock.

DOKT FAIL TO PROCURE

Irs. fiBlDW's Sonttiiiij Syrup, For Children Teething. nia valuable preparation has been used with MVEB FAILING BUCCES8 IN THOUSANDS OF CASES.

It not only relieves the ehOd from pain, but Invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects addfty, said rivea tone and energy to the whole system. It will alao Instantly relieve

Betfe/a

and Wind Colic.

vWa hettrra it the BEST and SUREST KEMmv IN THE WORLD, in all casea of DT8HTTKBT and DIARRUCBA Cf CHILDREN, vhather arising bom teething or any other cause.

Full-directions for using will acoompiuiy each bottla. Be sure and call for "ICES. WIN SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP," of CUB*!* A Pnasms,'* wwpper. All others Imitations.

Having the an ths patriae wrayp

The Great Snglish Remedy

THESS

WAFSBS A BE A COMPOUND of tb most valuable and harmless ingredients known to the medical faculty, and will cure without fall, oil the various forms of Gonorrhea, Sleet, Stricture, Leuchorrhea, Spermatorrhea, »nd all weakness of the sexual organs, always eBVctiog a radical anre, in tbe shortest possible time, frequehtty in two or three days, without any change of ordinary habits, diet, etc. They are pleasant to tbe the taste, in no way disturb the stomach or bowels, aud no poisonous drugs are nseessary to be taken even in the worst stages of the disease. The Wafers, when used according to directions, though perfectly harmless, are tbe uost positive retntdy ever discovered, and their, reputation all overEu'ope, as well as In this country, Is a sufficient guaranty for ths complete safety and efficiency of this pleasant remedy..

Price 91 a package, or three for 95, securely wrapped from observation, and sent wail to any address on receipt of the prices named.

A printed treatise upon thess complaints will be settt free of charge, on app Ication by malj.to the general agents, Collins (brothers 483 Seftoa re S is

The Wafers are sold by Drnggists generalljr^ dfcl&d6m

LADIES,

If you require a reliable, remedy, uie tbe best I DR. IIARTET'ti FEMALE PILLS have no equal. Thty are safe and sure ia ordinary cases, PRICB, ONR COLIAE RS» BOX".

Dr. Harvey's Ooltlen PLU$y four degrees utronger they art) intended for sp*-, cial CSSBB—PRICE riva DOLLARS PIE BOX., Prlva'e circulats sent freo. Eucloe? stutup. If you anaot procuie tho Pills, eocltse the ffitt: and addiess BRYAN A CO 6t(3ed*r Street, New Tork, and on receipt they wi 1 be sent well sealed retarn mall. Del9-deod wly

ERRORS OF YOUTH. Yeung Men, the experience of years has demonstrated tbe fact that reli&ne*'. may le placed In tbeeffica ef

DB. BELL'S SPECIFIC For the speedy and permanent cure of seminal Weakness, the roault of Youthful Indiscretion, which neglected, rains tbe bappinest, and nnflts the sufferer for business, social society, or mafri age. They cap be nsed without defection or In tsrference with business pursuits.

Price one Dollar per box, or four boxes for thies dollars. If yon cannot procure tbes* pills ec'ose tbe money to BBTAN A Co., Ct Cedar street, JSew York, and they will be sent by return mail, well sealed. Private circulars to gentlemen sent free on application. Enclose stamp. decltdeedwly

BRIAN'S LIFE INVIG0RAT0H, OR LIFE BEJUVSNATINO SLIXIS, For all Derangemonts of the Criaary Organs.

It gives

Life, Health and Strength

to ail who use it and follow my direct, one. It never tails to remove Nervous Debility, Impoteu oy or want of Power,, and all weakness arising from Excesses or Indiscretion, resulting in loss ot memory, unpleasant dreams, weak nerves, headache, nervous trembling, geaerai Ussltude, dimness of vision, flashing of tho akin, which, if neglected, will surely lead tn Iu'atilty or Consumption. When the system Is ones affected, it will not recover without help. It must be Invigorated and strengthened, to enable the sufferer to fulfill the duties of life.

This medicine has been tested for many years, and it is warranted a certait oons, no matter how bud tbe ca«e may b». Hundreds of certificates canbeshowo. Price, one Dollar per bottle, or six bottles for five Dollars.

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

If yon cannot procure it sead a statement of your case, and enclose tho money to BBYAN A CO., 64-Cedar street, Kew York, and It will be sent yon. On receipt or Five Dollars, a bottle nearlyequal to seven small, will be sent' to any express office in the United States, charges paid. Private circulars, sent on application. Encloe stamp. decl9.1eodwly

PERCENT. REDUCTION.

Notice to

Kercbnnts, Banker)*,

Bro

ker*, Publishers, Ntstlonen, Print, errs, Companies, Lawyer*, Architect*, Schools, Clergymen. Circulars, Prices-Carront, Letters, Qaotations, Catalogms, Uuilc, or any Docnoients, or Drawings may be obtained at thp fallowing extraordinary chesp prices: tOOoopies, fae-similes,1 ef any document or Urawio^r. Ac., S2,0Q SOJ copies, $6,00 1,000 copies $8,00 and 1^0,(100 copies (S0. Or 60 per oent. np^n the above prices may be saved by using MAcaioi's Pirsirr Anvooniraic PVHTIXO Pacsa, for Offices, Publishers, ntationers, Printers, Schools, Companies, Ac. fr'.cn |80. A young loy oan strike oif lOoeoples, letter1 size, per hour, of any. doonmea*,.U»Bjng, music with the greatest facility. Maurtfce'* Patent States Bi{hts are sold at moderate price!. Pub lie experiments each Saturday.

n. All kinds of Lithographic Work are done with the greatest care, at the lowest rates.MAUBICK'S Potent Autographic and Lithograph lo Printing, Writing and Engraving Establish meat, 10 Nonh Wfl'litn 8r. Nrw Toax. .. dec2ideodly.

TVTANHOOi) AND"¥kE VIGOJB J-vJL OF YOTTTfl restored In fjar Weeks. DR. BICOBD'S BSSBNCB

L1FK restores manly

power*, from whatever canse arls'ng the effects of early pernicious habits, self-abase, impoteany •nd climate, give nay at once to this wonderful medicine, If taken regularly seeM'ding to tlnr directions (which are very simple, ami require ue restrain tfrem business or pleasure.) Fall ore Is Impossible Sold In bottle* at (3, or ionr quantities in one IJT |9. To be h«4 only of tb»

SuJe

pointed agent in America, H. GCttTT&KB, 93, 3d Avenue, cer. of 13th str et. N. Y. de28

A Cough, Cold, or More Throat. Rxquiaxs

TKMBDIATI! ATR*3CRI6H,

iht snooLD be caccKjto,, Jr 4tL0wsD to c6**i*trr, Irritation of tbe Lungs, permanent Throat Affection, or an Incurable

Lung Uisesis IS orrKRTBE

Brevo's Bronchial Train, Having

direct influence

parts,

nouns* Mtter than othor articles. OatAUt only "Baews's

jttti'izvszzzzz "TSP "",

the

give

immediate relief.

For Bronchltli, Asthma, Catarrh,

COB,

Mutptive and Throat Blmmtt, noons ui DIU WITH ALWATS TOOT

SII6KKS A!fO PUBLIC SPEAKER wilt And Trochtt useful in

oearlng

the Voice when

taken belote MogiftK oi Speaking, end relfevieg the Throat alter an unusual biertlon of the

cal organs. The Trodm are reo- sameuded and preecrtbsd by Physicians, and have had testimonials from ehdaeat men throughout the country, hinj an article of true metit, and baviag frovtd th-ir efficacy by a test of many years, each year tads fees ia new localities la various parts ot the world, and the Trodm are universally

pro

BBOWCKUL

Taeonu,"

v*i

NATIONAL

LIFE INSURANCE CO.',

United States of Amerioft, wAsnnwroa, ». C.P*"""

CfiimKD by SPI€iAL ACT of C996BH8, Arraovai, ^v it. M*.

CASH CAPITAL $1,000,000 PAID TOUL. odJ BRANCH OFFIOEt

First National Bank Bolldtog, PHILADELPHIA. Where lha general butinMS of

th- Coat any

transacted, and to which all geaerai

enc» should be addre-sed

corn spend

?•ayiv!tT-i«a'ltl

I •menu •ii /,! CLABKNCE H. CLABK, President. JAY COOKt, Chairman Finance aad Xxecu

Committee. I.J HXKBT D. COOKE, Vice-Prtsldeot. EMER90N W. PBKT, SfccreUry and Aoinafy:1

This C'osp»ny, National in its character, offers by reason of its largo Capital, Low Bats* ef Pre mlum and Kew Tables, the moet desirable masse of Insuring lite yet presented '.o the ^abHo.?aJlii''{

The ratei of (ireminm being largely re'ueed, aio nudi» as favorable to tbe lisarers as these ut the best Mutual Companies, and avoid sll the complications acd ancerta'uttex of Motel, Dividends, the niisundi-rstan logs whleh the latter are so apt to cauee the Pol'ry-Helder.

Several new and attMtve lables ar* now ftssented, which med. enly to be understood to prove acceptable thejpubllc, such ss the IK-C0ME-PB0DUCIN& POLICY and BETFFSH PREMIUM POLICY. In (he former, the polioyholder not only sicor.aa life lasaranos, payails at death ,4ut will raoeive, if li flag, after a period of a few yotis, an atnaai uteams sgaal la Is* f*r

cent.

(10 per em.'.)

if hit

Company agrees

amount Of

policy.' In the latter, the

rsfum

to Ih*

assrsl As

fiotwy As Ass

total

paid s, i»

atnOMX( /,

kit. folic).

aWMis ly A«

The attenttpnof persons eontsmplatiag ituurIng their ltves or Iccisating the amount of Insurance they already have, is callsd to the special advantages offend by the National Life Insurance CotitpAny.'

Circulars, Pamphlets and fsll particulars given 3 on application to the Branch Ofiee of the Coatpa ay, or to JOHN W. £LLIS A CO,f.

CINCINNATI, OBtO,

General Agents for Ohio and Central aad Southem Indiana. cs ii'si Am F0OTEf 26dwl^ Ajgent for Terre Haute, Ind.

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^•i., 5.—.sui6i»r»foai nsfcoow

STECK'S, .ooi i-.'i

KN ABE'S," CHICKEEXNGS.'

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The Celebrated Patent Cycloids »Thi *iher well-known and reliable Kslcers. CABHART 6C

NEISBHAH'8

Parlor and Church Organ$ and Melodeone, SHEET MUBld,

INSTRUCTION BOOKS, And every variety of

Small Musical Instrueita,

Musical Merchandisf.

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MJpiANOS FOB BENT, Also, old Initarameat* t»kea Ine^ekMgeor fit! PAY OB n«w

ONES.

Pianos, Melodeou*,, and all kinds of smaller Maelnsl lastrn* meats repaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN.", Send Orders to

KISSNEB'S

PALACE OF MUSIC

-i No. 48, Olkio 8txre«

Sri (^Opposite^the Old Court House

TRRHU.HAUTB, (NO.

PHYSICIANS.

PjR. DkDERKY, o:! bfi)quT.: XJ HOHtEOPATBIO PBTSIdiir, SbBQtOir A.rD AC0OV€HKB

SSVKB:

D.,

W. Martlo. J. S. Beach, Bsq.

B. 'J

9t.

Kggsnt. s.iii

Ornos aud Bisinutcs on Mulberry street, tween 6th aad 7th, next to Normal School. lal^fte,? in

•w ii-i'J ii

jJK. A. AKNA 0D. Orrttni-iOiroer' Sot- litis end ovef the National State Bank.

rifth Streets,

BesttiZHea—Chestnut 8f, between 6th and 7th tnUlyl T*KEB HAOT«. tND.

-i'naw bam* LAND AGENCY, ,4"

tLAKE'S LAND AGENCY, -LP On Ohio Street, betwee ThIrd aad Fonrtk. Luds Bought Soil en BMSMafcle 0MI•MM.

ISOO.OOO worth of desirable Otty »ad OMfatry property for sale. Houses far rent. oct28dw0as

S. BABBKBT. |Q /. MABCH

KKAJL, JBi^T-A-TK -AGKIfCYi 7ASMS, WILD LAHD8, Aud Olty Property 6f every description, lor Sale

Aa.esperlaaae of titeeo years enable as te lasire satisfiastion in every 'tepaitment of buaiases attng to a geaerai B«a letate Agency.

HARBERT HARSH, WAUOT nUlT, atidwii L)e» Iowa

A1 VOIINEVS., .. BiSi a yniisli i- bit* ta wdJ

H.BLAKE,

Attorney at Law,

NOTARY PUBLICr Thlraahl

Orrsos—Oa Ohio 8t«wt, between Fourth: Street*.

MtkiJuwc' vK.nn?| onaiLns tttw#*

BAU4L

OKUFTJ

Attorueja at Law.iaonMl Omys.—No. 82 Main Street, up st»u^

.OTwt.

Wm. E. MeLBAN, ii4q Attorney(tndjponneellor||t Liawni| "AM1— fl**# GENERAL OOLLBOTINQ

AG*NT„_,

Terr^ Hante, Ind.

Ovnc*.—Ho. 80 Main Street. ',n' deoBiIly''