Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 January 1869 — Page 2

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Wednesday Morning, Jan. 20th, 1868-

Personal

COLOBADO

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FRANCIS

THE Memphis Sun, speaking of Sherman's bill for chartering national rail' roads to compete with present lines, pre diets that, "before the quostion is settled a Congressman's vote will sell for $100, 000." If the

Sun

v**r}

DAILY EXPRESS, hmlot

HAUTB.

INI).

oiui PoWicfli.

and George Francii

Traine are to be a "National Reform Party." THJC Cairo,

111.,

cSpperEeil

Bulletin

not complimentary on ex-Lieutenant-Governor Brous. It sayg that if "the Sierra Nevada had him it woald be no cause for regret." ^.£SS:4

WAXKXB, a well-known

writer upon financial and statistical subjects, h&B been appointed to a position in the Department of Special Commissioner Wells, to do the work Delmar so fearfully botched.

JUETICKB

FIELD

A»D

MILLKB,

of the

United States Supreme Court, have been appointed a committee by the full bench to examine into the business before the Court, and see if some means cannot be devised by which it can be more readily disposed of. "NASBY" complains that "brootal nig gers, armed with implements of war, go roaming through the country in bands, feillin, robbiD, and destroyin, terryfyin tbe peaceful planters who areflyin to the cities for protection. I saw more than twenty of these stricken men in a farobank in Louisville, onenite.

has confidence in such

an incredible advance as that, we would advise it buy largely at present quota tione, and hold for speculation.

THE Toronto Glob* reflects with great scorn upon the charge preferred against certain Canadians in Washington, of at tempting to bribe Congress into favoring a reciprocity treaty. The integrity of our National Legislature is regarded with much suspicion fcy the

Globe,

and it finds

no ground for believing that the efforts of the Canadians will sully that treasured attribute.

THE

Nashville

Batiner

NOBODY

says: "Weare

aware that tbe Ku-klux Klan is a mere neighborhood society of wild young men discountenanced by tbe community at largo." It must bo a pretty large neigh borbood society, as General Forest de clared there were forty thousand in Ten nessoo, and they have beon operating not only in over a dozen oountieB of that State, but in different sections of Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi.

here attaches much importance

to tho "conversations with Grant," pub lished by tho World

a few days Bince, but

Don Piatt says in a recent Washington letter: "And, by the by, I can inform you that tbe shrewder set about here be lleve that tho talks published in the World

really emanated from the Presi

donlial source, to which it is attributed Grant, instead of being very taciturn, can talk like a racer, when he feels at home in his hearers and subject. He fell in with some old ladies th.e other day, and rattled on for an hour, in the most alarming way.*'

WELL-INFORMED

person contradicts

the sensational report about the resurrection of a son of tbe late Mrs. Sigourney, alleged to havo been drowiyd in Bast River long ago. This person states that Anderson M. B. Sigourney, only son of the poetess, about whose identity there nover was tbe thought of a doubt, died in his mother's house at Hartford, Conn. Mr. Alonzo Howe, formerly of Hartford, is the resurrectionist in this case and the Now York

Sun,

to which he communicat

ed his romance, called on him to bring forth his undrowned Sigourney. Let the young man be dragged out.

IT is well that Sue Murphy's claim has been pushed into that mausoleum of dead jobs—the Claims Committee. Personally, we regret that Miss Sue Murphy should lose her house and her seven thousand dollars. Uncle Sam would hardly miss the dollars, and Miss Murphy undoubtedly does miss the house. But when the multitude of such claims is considered, when it is remembered that if all the claims put in by men or women really loyal, were granted, the Treasury would be bankrupt, and when it is observed that every man or woman who has a claim pretends to be loyal, and that nobody on earth can ever settle the vexed question, it becomes perfectly clear that the Unitod States must go to protest or else send such claims as that of Miss Susan to the tomb of the Capulets. In her case, it seems, the pretence [sic] of loyalty was disputed. It is a very strange thing that no rebel ever lost the value of five dollars since the war began! They were all intensely loyal, the men who lost anything.

THE INDIANS have received a lesson from General Sheridan, that they will never forget. In him they have at last found a General whom they cannot hoodwink by false professions of friendship, and who will visit upon the children the offenses of the fathers until they cease entirely from their murders and outrages.--They cannot be hostile to-day and friendly and peaceable to-morrow. Hitherto they have been permitted to devastate at their own will and pleasure during the summer and fall, and when winter made the plains no longer desirable for their abode, they have at once become friendly again, been received into our forts, fed, clothed and protected, and at the coming of spring furnished with abundance of arms and ammunition, and again sent forth to repeat their murderous exploits. This is not Gen. Sheridans' style of fighting. He "forces them into canons" and starves them into submission, instead of feeding and protecting them through the months of cold and snow. The result is "unconditional surrender" on the part of the Indians, and probable quiet through out the frontier henceforth. Sheridan recognizes these murderous redskins as criminals to be punished, not as frieads to be petted and provided for. With his advent into the field the reign of Indian Bureaucracy is ended, and their scoun-

drelly friends are made to feel the heavy hand of war in earnest. Now let the

Nation's legislators do their duty, and extirpate the parent nest of those Indian agents—confederates, often, of the Indians themselves in crime—and wipe out the entire bureau at Washington. In a question of veracity between Sheridan and the Bureau, there is not a man who would regard tbe affidavits of the whole tribe of agents against the soldier's simple word. Congress has no excuse for not instantly abolishing the Indian Bureau.

STATEMENTS continue to be pnt afloat by one or two letter writers or pretended conversation-mongers at Washington to the effect that the new President even after he shall have been freed from the restraints of the Tenure of Office Law, will leave in undisturbed possession of their Federal positions those Democrats appointed by Andrew Johnson who have discharged their official functions faithful" ly. We are not in the new President's secrets. We are not even in confidential relations with the enviable Washburne, (he of Gelena,) but we have seen in our day a goodly number of incumbents of office come and go, and have even witnessed the rise and fall of several political parties and reasoning lrom the plain logic pf history, philosophy, and analogy, we affectionately advise all Democratic administrators of Federal offices not to lay the flattering unction to their souls that they will be permitted long to reap in the partisan field where others have sown. Let them ask themselvos how long, based upon such a policy, the Democratic party would have endured, and they can furnish a bettor answer to their own in terrogative hopes than any Washington peddler can furnish.

"Mr CHALET"

Midway between the snow-peaks and the valley Among tbe mists, with cliff-supported bass ments, Here stands my hermitage—a summer chalet,

With worldward looking casements.

Below, the vineyards laugh with garland* vernal, And call the bwitzer from hi* rocky fastness Above reign* Freedom, 'mid her snows sterml.

Templed in light and vastn'S*.

Bound her para shrine* of ererlasting whiteness Thewinds are chanting from their unseen psal tors: The sun alone, in robes of fitting brightness,

Perform* »t these high altar*.

Through the blue aisiei, attendant where he marches, The moon bears np his long and trailing vee tare, ty'here crowding constellations through the arche*

Look on with prayerful gesture.

from everlasting unto everlasting, And freedom sanctifying all the region, A summer feast, a winter prayer and ftwtlng-

This is the Alps' religion.,

Pare as a vision la an angel!*, dreaming, With laughlBf lips knd eyej of wondrous lustre, She rites With her'toon of sunlight streaming

Whero watery, pearl-drops cluster.

The loving vapors, thin at gossamer guazss, Float round her form and carefully enfold her, While through her veil, with momentary pauses,

She smiles on the beholder.

Weknownpt when, amid tbe bolting torrent, We find our llfe-stream tortured Into madness. What lovely sprites from out the gulfs abhorront

May rise with rainbow gladness.

Still let me gaae: It is no idle fancy Sung by the bard to win a transient laurel, Hor yet the thoughtless painter's necromancy

But Ood's consoling moral 1 I From T. Buchanan Besd's Poem, In

of Lippincotx's Uagaiiat.

Feb.

regulating the mileage of Sheriffs conveying prisoners to the penitentiary. House bill No. 54, to amend nract to simplify and abridge tbe rules in criminal courts, Ac.

House bill No. 55, amending an act lor the vacating, oponing and-, changing-- of highways.

LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY

SENATE. MONDAY, January 18.

Tbe amendments of the House to Sen atobiUNo. 1, were oonourred in. Petitions were presented by Sir. Bird, for the repeal of the gravel road law and by Mr. Hadley, from manufacturers, merohants and others, asking for the passage of a law to prevent discriminations by railroad, companies in the transportation of freight'or passengers.

Bills were introdneed—Senate -bill No. 34, concerning the layingjout of highways across railways.

Senate bill No. 35, in relation to dockct fees in county courts. Senate bill No. 36, prohibiting the re-' tailing of intoxicating liquors, and providing punishment by fine and imprisonment-

Senate bill No. 37, to Amend section two of the act concerning witnesses. Senate bill No. 38: Abolishing tbe April elections, add providing for elections in October, those in office to hold over-uatil their successors are elected.

Senate hill No. 39: To atnend section twenty-five of the act concerning decedents estates.

Senate bill No. 40: To repeal tho fortyfourth and eighty-second sections, and amend sections eighty-one and one hundred and thirty-three of the criminal practice' act.

Senate bill No. 41, relating to appeals to the Supreme Court. 9gn§teJUl No. 43^'toamend section 19 of the act conceralng"publlo highways.

Senate bill No. 43, to facilitate the making up of pleadings in civil actions. Senate bill No. 44, providing for the redemption of lands sold for taxes.

Senate bill No. 45, fixing the salaries of Supreme, Circuit and Common Pleas Judges, as folioWB: Supreme Court, $4000 each Civil and Criminal Circuit Courts, $3,000 Common Pleas Courts, $2,000.

Senate bill No. 46, to provide for tbe apprehension and arrest of felons. Senate bill No. 47, to enable cities to aid in the construction of railroads.

Senate bill No. 48, providing for the protection of water courses. Senate bill No. 49, to authorize the city of Indianapolis to occupv certain lands belonging to the State, for parks.

Senate bill No.

50,

to provide for tho

collection of forfeited recognizances. Senate bill No. 51, to amend section nine and repeal part of section sixteen of the act concerning the partition of real estate.

Senate bill No.

52,creating

the Twenty-

second and Twenty-third Judicial Circuit. The resolution reported from the Committee of the Whole, yesterday, censuring Mr. Cumback and commending Governor Bakor, were passed ayes 28, noes 17. Twelve Kepfublicans and sixteen Democrats voting in tbe affirmative.

HOUSE.

A petition was recoived from citizens of Putnam county, praying for legislative action to secure the equalization of railroad freights.

A bill was reported by the Committee on Judiciary as a substitute for House bill 8, extendiug the time of the appraisers of real estate to one year from tbe date of commission.

A resolution and bill for uniform toxtbooks in tbe common sohools was indefinitely postponed.

A resolution was adopted instructing the^Comiaittee'-oia Prlaling to .report on the expedieacy of printing the laws in the county papers, and providing for the payment of tbe sams out of the county treasuries.

A resolution was adopted looking to a change in divorce laws. A.concurrent resolution waf adopted appointing a special committee of feven on establishing a reformatory~ibr girls and women.

BILLS

PASSU.—House

bill No.

House bill No. 56, providing for publication of legal and official documents in papers printed in foreign languages.

House bill No. 67, amending an Act to revise, simplify and abridge rules in civil action.

53,

House bill No. 58, for appraising real and personal property on a gold basis. House bill No. 59, fixing times for holding Circuit Courts in the Fourteenth Judicial District. £}House bill Ne. 6ft, for incorporation of insurance companies.

House bill, No.

61,

to encourage the

republication of Blackford's Reports.

•w ft GLEANINGS.

A Detroit paper calls Black Kettle's orphans "fatherless skillets."

Chicago used 5,000,000,000 gallons of water last year, mixed with whisky. Alaska has a base ball club. Procopi Kicka is first base, and Mr. KemoipeehuBaUrigoOia pWS&:

Bets are already being made abouf* leagth of General Grant's inaugural meS' je. It is said that it will be the short est ever delivered.

There is a somewhat improbable story ..goingthe rounds that Rossini's widow lias been offered 7,000,000 francs for the unpublished works of her husband.

While chignons are selling in England for $100, a London magistiate has awarded 60 cents' damages to a woman whose batural hair was stolen by a barber.

A French paper tells of an old man of 60, who, on receiving a sentence of twen ty years bard labor, thanked the judge, as he ''didn't hope to live half so long."

The following advertisement appears in a London local paper: "Females, young or old, will get paid for having their hair trimmed one inch shorter. Ap. ply

It is authoritatively stated that for the subduing of man, a momentary glance, a transitory tone, an uncertain pressure of tbe hand, are worth all the dressos in the, world. i-

A bar of pure merchantable tin, weighing eighty-five pounds, has been turned out in San Francisco from ore from a tin mine at Temescal, San Diego county, Cal forma.

The following epitaph was copied from a stone in the graveyard in Guilford Connecticut: '•'Here-lles Bichard, was fond of loaf cake He wanted to live for hi* dear wife'* sake, at ha os or And to help on the work a snake np and bit blm,"

TBE ROGERS MURDER.

Mr.Rogers' Detailed Statement totals -Pastor, Rev- W. T. EnyarcL^

The Brooklyn

Union

of January 16th

publishes the following letter: x_•« To the Editor of the Union: DEAR SIK Your evening issue of Wednesday, the 13th,-oontains what purports to be a statement of the facts connected wigi tbe assault upon and billing of Ghas. MTBogers, in New York, on the morning of the 31st of December. Substantially the same statement appeared in a brief paragraph in the

Union

shortly after the

murder, and was subsequently mrtle in one or two of tho New York papers.— These statements were undoubtedly thought to be correct, and to have been gathered from a reliable source. Perhaps they were. They differ, however, quite materially from the relation of the circumstances made to me by Mr. Bogers himself on the day of the assault also by his wife, and other members of his family, to whom he had previously stated them.

It is only because injustice is done thprein to the character of Mr. Bogers, in leaving tbe impression upon the public mind, that he allowed himself to be drawn Into a quarrel with a ruffian, and thus lost his life, that I feel called upon to give the facts as I received them from his own lips. -All- who knew Mr. Rogers knew that he was not the man to bandy words with a rowdy, or to engage in a quarrel with any one, Tbe disposition and temper of the man were utterly averse to any such thing. His was too amiable and noble a character. Hence bis friends have been pained by the appearance of such statements.

Tbe account contained in your paper to which I allude, says "The history of tbe case is, that Charles M. Rogers, of 42 East Twelfth street, New York, was attacked by one of two men while cleaning the snow from his sidewalk on Thursday morning, Dec. 31. Some remarks insulting to Mr. Rogers were made, which he resented. Then blows followed, and a struggle, in which Mr. Rogers was stabbed in the abdomen.'

The facts are these: It was the duty of one of the bervants to sweep tbe basement hall aud front area every morning. On the morning ot the sad occurrence she was late. Mr. Rogers wont' up stairs to ascestain the cause of her delay. She complained of not feeling well. With his ohaiacteristic kindness of heart he told her to lie down for a while, and he wbuld see that her work was attended to. He thought he would do it himself. It was something he had nevor. dena before, and on this occason only to relieve his indisposed'servant. He had get as far as the top of the area steps. He was inside of his court yard and not upon tbe side-walk. His attention was first attracted by hear iDg some remark in which the words "old man" were used. The remark was not addressed to him. He looked up as one naturally would engaged in sweeping and saw two men walking slowly. One was taking, off his overcoat, which he gave to tbe other, who ran ucross the street with it. The movement, however singular, did not create any suspicioii in the mind of Mr Bogers. He heard the one from tbe opposite Bide say, "Don't Jim you had belter not." All this occupied but a moment or two. The other immediately made a dash at bim with a knife coming through the gate and in the yard. It would seem from this that murder as well as robbery was intended from the beginning.

This attack was made at his head, and the hat of the unfortunate man was cut in several places. Mr. Rogers naturally threw up his hand to ward off tbe blows. His assailant then quickly grappled him, and in the struggle that ensued,succeeded in obtaining possession of his pocket-book, which be thrust in tbe breast-pocket of hia flannel sack. Mr. Rogers became exhausted in the struggle^ and for a moment ceased bis resistance. It was then that the assassin cut his watch-guard and thrust the watch into the same breast* pocket. In the accoubt which you copy from the New York

Times,

gatharitibonffllMp they wotiid find his pc*ket-$Dok mad watoh in It. He had 'property bnt lost his life.— The time ef the occurrence was a little

These are

—^9 died. They were #ven in answer to inquiries which wen made «Hks view of learning from his own lips all tit* eir&mMla'ces as near as lie eoaw remember them.

No word was addressed to Mr. Roger* by his assailant. There wu, therefore, no quarrel previous to the assault. The attack was made in his court-yard, and without provocation.

This much I deem it necessary to say in justice to Mr. Sogers, whose memory is dear to me, for the sake of his afflicted family, and the large circle of friends who deeply lament his sad fate.

Sou ETIS—Attention. Palmer's Lotion is aa infallible cure for sore Eyes. DIBBCTIOHS, cloBe the eyes and apply externally, rubbing towards the nose, at the same time allowing much to get into the eyes as you can bear. One applicaa day is sufficient. Its effects will aston Ish and delight you. dwlw

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MAONBETA WATEB.—Superior

it is stated

that tbe massive chain attracted the eye of tbe assailant Mr. Rogers wore no massive chain. He had worn for years, and did on this occasion, a very plain hair chain, wth a small gold slide. It was by no means conspicuous. A massive gold chain would not have beon so easily cut This act seemed to fire Mr. Rogers anew, and he again seized hold of his assailant, hoping to detain him until assistance came, crying, with what little strength he had left "murder I" and "watch 1" It was then that the fatal wound was given.

The coat was torn from the murderer in his struggle to eeeape after the stabbing took place. Mr. Bogers kept the piece of garment in his band until he reached his parlor, and told those who

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The

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WAH00 BITTERS, THE BtST STOMAOH-TONIC KNOWN. Sure Cure

for Dyspepsia, LlTer Complaint,

Asthma, Chills and Fever, arrival, Diabetla and Oeneral Debility. F»r aale by-all DrnggNts. !. DEXTHR L0VRBI06B, Ptop'r

DR. R.

BCFFAI,(», N. T.

Deafness, Catarrh. Scrofula.

LADY who bad suffered lor ears from Deafness, Catarrh and Scrofula, was cured by a simple remedy. Hec, sympathy and gratitude proa ptsherto send the receipts free of charge to any one similarly afflicted. Addrets nr. M. C. L., Hoboken, N. J.

VBBINti'fiUT NOBLB.—Self-help for toung Men, who have erred, desire a better manhot d. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. If benefitted return tbe postage. Ad' drat* PHILANTHBOS, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.

We Are on Hand! And are prepared, on account of our immense OSEASE or BOSINESS, and of the

HEBCHABDISE

of Ooods at prioea

DEPRECIATIONS IS

of all kinds, to offer to our Agents

and the public, not only Cottons, bat

ALE,

LESS

than svsr before Orriasn!

Any peraoo that will *end to a* for printed notices of Sixty artloles, with fS enclosed, o*n re eeif®.

FREE OF COST,

a sslectlon of one of tbe following artlala* Misses Fur Muff and Tippett, Bilver-Plated Ice pltcber, Leplne Watch, #ool Long Shawls, 1 pr Blanket*,&o„ Ac.

For additional particular* SEND FOB O0B NEW CIRCULAR FOB

1880.

TWOS. K: FEHSft CO.,

v,|l«v.Htreet,Boiton,

iiasas'

Mass.

5--1! 'to r.

fMW it

MONTHLY

TRABB llllHI AK,

January, 1869.

GtTor

08TAIITIH9 llstof valuable and

UMIUI

ar-

ticln for sale at ONI DOLLAR each also liberal Inducements'for tonnlng Clubs It alM eoataim laflsraiatloa, which we thlak, will be tnqwrtaattaaay l«nsa •snllnssiinf to iheClttJta* iM^rist One U«Uar uneerns.

It is tba opinion of some of our City and Slate officials, that if this circular is circulated In all parta of the oountry, it 'wli be tha means of saving a gr*at deal of moaegr. which is now lost' Ay sanding to thsae unlawful oouceraa. On ao- .... to

count of our tmmecse trade, and of tl tion in •evchaadlss, wa .an* aow Ac*a*s b«tt^rtadnrs»»ais tbna eve* Worao0»ra£ Copies sent freo to any address.

AJSDItKWa OO^ 54 Bam St., (formerly 104 Sudbury St.,) Bosroa, MASS.

li»«€K«Un TO A6UTTS LAM

lOOjtar Oent Saved by clnbblag together nrd baying COTTON CLOTH, DRK88 QOODS. WOOM* GOODS, HO«XKBY, BLANKaTS, SHAWM, Ac., Ac., to•frtftber with Boots aat Mi*, Book*, Catiery

Silver Plated Wars, Oastora, Taney Oood*, Ac., of EISTMAK Jt

the beat wr iters. aud thsit charming variety in poetry, wit and general .miscellany, ro well oal oo lated to pi eat all lovers of good reading. Now Is tbe Time to Snbscrlbe

Single copies, six cent*.' Air dealer* sell it. Address, KLLIOTT, THOMAS A TALBOIT, Boston, Mart.

KIKDALL.

HanoTCT Street iestM, Mass..

Uoensed Whslenale Realm to the United States* btehUshtd 18M. The goods *old by us are described, In printed ]p* 6r check*. Waich saat to any adore#* at Mia rate of ten cents eaeb, in clubi of tsa, nomtm, fottf,

10, J868.J

BAKIWEU:

The people seem to be crasy about your Bx» JACFET IXi*. PIsa*e send

more.

M«

twenty docen

hundred ant ktmdrtd aad ffy,

two ktmdrid, ie.

For a dollar the reoetver can

bay the article dtscribM fa Hftb abeok, or exchange it

for anyone oft wo or three huudied

othrr^tlcSs tn fctif circular. »As gUVUtee •fthe worth •ferery article said by a*, any article on our cberfcs caa he excaanfed for a White Hed Uatlt er

Sliver Mated SerelTlic

Table CaSter, with Five Battles. Bead what the graat paper of the Hortnw«et, :the Toiede Blade (Na-by'* paper,) saja of us:— "WHAT W» SAW AT TH HUB,—Curiosity LED us, ./While recently 1a Boston, to visit the iMlier Ublisbment of Messrs.

EAST MAM

KISDALL.

Their trade baa beet me ao immense that they now ocoupy four stories in the elegant block No. 05 Hanov»r Street. Xbe aaia.«f this ttrm baa come'iiamvliar-ae.huuietold words' throughput the Hlddle"»iia Western "Strtei, »hlle aa prvaipt and honorsbla bn.iueea men theyare ondorted by tha best Arm* in their o«$ city, Their olub s*t«m of telling good* has done more, we believe during the past tew years to keep down the prices of domestic BTtfttiifa) every dav use, than all tbe ether Influences combined. Moat of tlitir ^oed* are mannfaeforMt aX)re-s!y tar ttnn, a*, lor initarce, (Utlery made to tbier order In Sheffield, England, and Imported in larg*ilt»ntltiea for their dollar trade alsue."

Kowls the tlanlo get stgaern and scad In dabs ladles specially WMited as ageata. Pattlal list of article* allow od as Ocmmusion to auy one sending in clubs .—

CLUB OF THIRTY. [S3,] St yards bleaihed or uubieached Ootoii Cloth, Photograph Album, 100 picture*, elegant Morocco Binding. Bovolving oval band. Silver Plated Table Oastor, five battles. Mlts' DtM Pattern. A Lady's rich, ly .ornamented Black Walnut Writing Desk. Fauty Oassiiiere Pante Pattern. Intgs white all Linen Tab a Cover. If'hiteiancaeter uuterpiDf. 20 jar J* Calico. Alhambra Bed Quilt. Lndi-*' M^rooco Shopping-Bag. Oood Ootiage Clock.

CLUB OF.fli.XTTr. t$0,] 48 aids Bleachid or Uuble«bhcd Cottotr Olotli. rashiontble Drew Pattern. 3 1 2 yartto Wool Oae*lm«re for PanU and Trat Pattern: fashionable woolen Shawl. IFhiteMaueUles. Ooujt'erpaue. Lady'* Large Gentittie jroroccoShopping Bag. Lady's Fa hionable Cloak Pattern. Pair Oood wblto woolen Blankots. Black Alpaca-Dress Pattern, yards donble width water-proof Cloaking. -6 yards Farmers' good Wool Frockingr Rosewood Brats Alarm Clock. L*dy'» Fur Sniff and Collar.

GLUB OF ONE HUNDRED. [110 Ci yards good Blenched or Unbleached Gotiou Clolh, one yard wide Lady Vor Gents Now Silver Hunting Caie ITatch, Fashionable^Tbiber Dress Patteru. ElegaistBlack Alpaca Dress Pattern. Ona.palr of got white woolen Blankets,large siae. Lady's Fasbionabie Double woolen Sbuwl. Two large, fi i:e, BUacbed iiinen Table Covet*, with one.docen large slaedDianer Napkins to match. 33 yd* Hemp Carpeting. 71-2 yard* flv» Castioiere for •nit. One doz^n Ivory Handled Steel Bladod Knii's and FcrKs. Oae dozen Rogers' bsst Silver Plated Forks on wblte metal. Portable Sewing and Rmbroideriug Machine. 1 1-2 yards double-width Water-proof Cloaking. Set of Furs Muff ane dollar.. it Is impossible to felve a eompletelist of goods, but Agents desiring articles not- named above, will please meation them, and we will, accomadaie them if possible. If you ha»e a club ready, or intend to raise one for any other hou», dm't fa&U teiiiUtoiu, and at Otetam* time atkfer Neu Cirmtor emd Mammoth Evthemgt Liti.

Parti* act

ing as agents for other dollar houses in thtleity, will please send us their address,- and that of a dozen or sool'tbeir malpand.tqmale friends, as we can make lit for thMr advantage to do so. Male and femala assets waytod as.usual. 8RND MOMiV IN RE61ST8BRU 1RTOR8 in every instance, and we guarantee that it will come perfectly fafe.

N. B.—Our' salts should not bo. classed with with dollar jewelry sales and gift enterpriie*.— Send to us for decision r«*peottng our business by the Commissioner of Internal Beveoue, dated Washington, NOT.

1868.

If yon want prompt

returns for your money, send your clubs to EASTMAN & KENDALL, I*. f. Box R, OS Huortr St., BoatM, Mass.

Don't Read the Above

-AC|E]!TS-TfrflKLI,THKAmericanJIO—

WASTED—aami KNltTIHB HAOHIKE, Price *85. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever Invented. Will knit 23,000 ktitohes per min. ute. Liberal inducement* to Avents. Address AMBBIOAtt KNITTlSG MAOHINI CO., Bos ton, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo.

THE PATENT MAGIC COMB Will-color fray bnlr a permanent blatkor brown Sold everywhere. Sent harinail for (1,2V

Addtess WJF. PATTOW, Treasurer, Magic Oomb Company, Springfield, Man.

«fI6b' «f-, ii-tJdjir frr.brrcrf

fcoHi

to.8200 per month.and jff.-

peuse*, or a commission from which twice th^tamount can be made. Address SECOMB & OO., Pittsburgh, Pa., or Boston, Mas*., or St. Louis Mo.

Mich rained by Singer*

At onot On bett and ehaopeet.

Sold'

every where by Drug-gist*. Only 25 oenls per box, May be had in any quantity of JOHN, jD. PABK, Cincinnatl, Ohio.

D.W.D. 1863, XXX DR. DEXTER LOVERIDGE'S

lO «7}J«a £Bi icfit nAafo ri.r h'. MOTHERS! MOTHERS!!

MOTHERS!!! DONT FAIL TO PBOCUKB

Mrs. Soothins Syrp For Children Teething This valuable preparation ttts been used with mSVKR FAJXtNQ BDQCES8 IN

TUOti-

SANDS Or 0A8B8. It not only relieves the ehfld bom pain, but invigorates th* stomach and bowels, oomots acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will also Instantly relieve Oriptng

la ffta Biwsb and

Wind Colic.

We believe it the BB8T sad BTTBK8T BEHBDT IN THB WORLD, In all ensss of DYBBNTKBY and DLABRHCBA IN CHXLDBEN, whether arising from teething, or any

Other causa.

Fnll-directions Ibx using wul aeoompany each bottle. .. Be sure and call for

MBR. WWNI/1WH SOOTHING SYBOP," Having tb« fac-n7HiU

of Ctmns PaaKixs,"

..qn the outude wrapper All others «r» base ifuitatlone. a i: $q-.

'r.y,

SPEER'S STANDARD

„„WHE.: BI UTE RS!

TSB BEST BITTERS For Weakly Persona, FOB THB WBAK, .F3B.TDB PAIJK.-'""- „t I

FOB THB SI0K.LY, .rQB THB AOKD, 84:

kind*

*A.

rOR FBUALI8,

c. FOB SPUING DUB I II No Bitters Equal to Them

Speeds Standard Wine Bitters, —MADE or—

WINE, HERBS .& ROOTS

8ma's Celebrated Wine, so well known, with FKMYtifi BAB*. CRABOMELK F1.0WBBS,

IIUiaML

a# e«S WILD 0BCBBT BABE. ."T Tt HlilllU, and sacb other B£BBg aad BOOTS as will in all Caaes aeaUt OigesUo'i promote the Secretions ol the System h. the natural channels, and give

TOISTiB VIGOR

VMM W MAW AND FI1AL8!

All use it with wbnderfttl suoocs*. Brings ."-.-•00^,,,

^BLOOM AND W1"DT! To the thin Csoe and care-worn oonntananee. flww FJtYJtB. and cteat«s APPBTI-T*. Try thedi: nons otbsr. Ask for SPBXB'S STANDABD BITTSBS. Sold by Draggists aad •rooera. Bee thatmy slpHaif Is over tbe oork af.eacb Bottla. ,,

ALFRED SPEEB.

Passaic, N. J., and MS Breadway, New York, Trade supplied by all Druggist*.

ERRORS OP YOUTH.

Teung Men, the ixperiancev.1 mts baa demonstrated Os iMt that rallance may te plaoed in the efficacy of

BELL'S SPECIFIC

for th* speedy and permanent euro of s«ioal. Weakness, tbe result of Youthful Indiscretion, which neglected, rains tbe happiness, and unfits tbeiuBerer for business, social society, or marriage. They can be used without detection or Interference with businesa pursuits.

Prloe one Dollar per box, or four boxes (or thief dollars. If you cwtotftwow*^tWBHpOKaa'aaa, tbe money to BBTAX

Oo.,

York, and they wilt be sent by return mall, well scaled. Private circulars t? geutlalnen sent free on application. Kudos* stamp. deollMiMdaly^,,

it .-iS&tl.

MUU

Xr.

For Bronchitis, Aathma, ratnrrh.Con. aampttsre and Tbruat lMsesses, TaOCHKS ABX USED WIYB ALWAYS 030D tVCCtSS.

SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAK8BS will find

Trochit

nsefnl in c'earlng the voice when

ta^en befute Singing oi Speaking, and tolievlng the Tbroat alt*r an uattkual exertion of the voosl organs. The

Trochei

prescribed by I hysiciaos, and have hid Ustirnsnials from eminent men throughout the conntry. Being an article of trne meiit, »nd having prov.d thMrefficicy b.v a ttstof many years,»»cU yoar finds thtm io new localities in vartc.ua pnits of the world, and the

Trochee

Tbe Wafers are sold by Druggists generally. deol6d6m

MUSICAL.

STEOK'S, KNABE'S,

INSURANCE

Cedar sirptf," New

«f» I dkta

LADIES

If yon require a reliable, remedy,

tbe beet!

DR. HABTSTV FEBALC PUJJl have no fqnal. They are sate and sure la ordinary cases, won, oaa

rau

BOX.

Survey's Golden JPillh

fourdegreea stronger they are intended for special casss—rates rivs nouaxs rn'sox. Prlva'e circulars sent free. Bneloae stamp. If you cannot procuie the Pills, enclose the money and address BBTAN CO MCedar Street, New York, and on receipt they wi 1 be sent well sealed return man. v.w Del»rdeod wly

[?i:3 A Csngh. old, or More Tbront. BxqvtUES innEDiATx ittnnios,

AM) SHOCi.O BE CHECKSu. Ir AI.LOWBO TO COSTIHtJR, Irritation of the Lnngs, a permanent ThroatAflee. tion, er an Inenrable

are uniroiaally pro-

nounocd tetter than other articles. OBTAIN only "BROWK'S BBOKCHIAL

and do not take any ot the

The Great English Remedy

rnHE8B WAFEBS ABE A COMPOUND of the I moit valuable and harmless Ingredients known to the medical faculty, and will cure vithout fall, oil the various forms of Gonorrhea', Gleef Stricture, Iieucborrhea, Spermatorrhea, end all weakness Of tbo sexual organs, always effecting a radical care, in the shortest possible tim», frequently in two or three days, without any chango of ordinary habits, diet, etc. They are pleasant to the the taste, In no way disturb the stomach or bowels, and no poisonous drags are ntcesssry to be taken even In the worst staves of the disease. The Wafers, when used according to •Urectt0ns1 though perfectly harmless, are the aiost positive remedy ever discovered, and their reputation all over En-ope, as well a* In this

CHICKERINGS

•fi

:5«:.f i.

The Celebrated Patent Cycloids

and other well-known and reliabl* Makers OABHABT & NEKBHAIP9

Parlor and Church. Organs and Melodeons, SHEET MUSIC,

INSTRUCTION BOOKS, And every variety of "E*

'in**

Hnslcal Instruments,

Musical Merchandise

a1i 6W»

PIANOS FOB RENT* Also, old iDfltaruinents token !n exchange or pari pay UB newonee. Pianos, Melodeons, and all kinds of tmaUer Mosical Instruments tepaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN. Send Orders to 'i

PALACE OF MUSIC,

No. 48, Ohio Street, (Opposite^tbe Old Court Hon*e,)

3 XKRKK.HAUTK.., INI),

rjiHE SAiilX^LOUlS

PI AN O

MAHUF.itTl'KI.MJ COMPAJIl ^The Plaiiot of this 0*inpaa ar« Pianos for Western JPeojjle.

Thi-y are not only made at homo, bot «r* vol adv. They have taken Four First Premiums,

Weateru Falls. Tho? auriVAtled r% c^llt-nce uf toao aod Aolib, and compar in ill roapeeta with tt* U«i insiruin^.tU o* Mftnnfactnr*-

Prices varj rrom $450 to ffik Aooosnika

srVLs

AND

rid

ISH.

•"Kvary Piano la warranted for Vive Tears.*Va OLD INBTRUMiCNXb •XOHANOKO At LIB SKA R'iTII^ Wareboose lOi South Fifth Street, corpef W*lunt, and onuo^lte th-Hoatbxrii flotei. *laya7dty

OOD! WOOD 1 WOOD!

Two bundrcdcords of seasoned Cord Wood fbr vale by J. A. Hlioada. Ail oNers Mul' tbe "Early Boose," "IWest Main streot, promptly Blled.

KABLXT H0E8J—W. B. Lanoaaaa, Prop'r. l(M3m

gTBAM, DYE HOUSE,

COLUMN.

Committee. ,, HINBY D. COOKF, Vice-Prrsident, KMSH90N

TB^OBEP,"

worthlea imitations

that

m*y be offered. SO E E W HE RE d21diw 4moe-injiio

:WSBfc*es

NATIONAL

INSURANCE:

LIFE

CO.,

STi? o.)

United States of America, li

WASUMOTOa.

C11\RTERED bj SPECIALJVCT »f mm -. vrtr hkyitAiraow Jour 26, 1868.

CASH CAPITAL $1,000,000, PAID IN FULL. IFFFTANCH OFFICE:

rRS

IiUiiw Disease IS OTTEN TBI BtnkL^

Bronchial Troches,

lUvlngadire:t InfiaencSto (he parts, give imtn-.diate relljf.'

First National Bank Building. PHILADELPHIA. Where Ihs geceral butlmn of th* Company Is transacted, and to which all general oorrspondCDU should be addre sed.

'ft? OFFICERS: OLAUENCK H. CLABK, Prrsident. JAY t'OOKK, tibaltuian Finance aod Bxecn

PXET, Secretary and Actuary

are rec mmended aud

TliU Coaip*ny, Kational In Its character, offers by reason of its large Capital, Low Bates of Premintu and New-TkbtoSv-tba most desirable means of insuring life yet presented fo IhepoHlc. I

Tha rate'' of premium being largely rednoed,

ato m»d: as favorabio to tbe Icsnreri as tboas ot tbe best Btntnul Companies, and avoid all tbo complications aed uncertainties of Hotea, Dtvt» dends, and the misnndersian ings wbieh tbe I at-

tor are so apt to oanse the Pollcy-Holdf r. Several new and attractive tables are now presented, which need only to be understood to provo acceptable the,pnblio, sncb as thelM-

hat

oT a

f«w

country,

ye .is, aa aiauat

Company agrees

is a suffi

clent guaranty for the completo safety and effi clency of this pleasant remedy. Price tl a package, or three for 55, securely wrapped from observation, and sont bv mail to any address on receipt of the prires named.

A printed treatise upon these complaints will be sent free of charge on npp Icatlon by mall to the general agents, Oolllns brothers 423 Secon street, 8t. Louis, Mo.

JNSUKB WITH THB BBST

eil ban

s|f,

COMB-PKV.PVO NO PJl-IOY and UT0BV PaBMlfM POLIOY. In the former, tbefallcyholder not only si cure a life iosoranoe, paybble at death,

will reoeite, If living, after a period

income equal t» tern fee

cent. (Wptr esn•) rf kit policy,

la tbe latter, tbe

to return to the amttrtd tie toUi

amoaot of money he hm paid

amount of hie

i» addition to

policy.

(te

Tho attention of persons contemplating lnsaring their lives or {increasing the amonnt of Insarante they already have, Is called to th* special advantages offered by 4 be National Life lamraac* »r Company.

Circnlars, Paa-phlets and fall particulars given K:. on application to tbe Branch Office of th* Coapaay.orto I«HN W. ELU8 A CO.,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

Oeneral Agents for Ohio and Central and Southem Indiana.

J. A. FOOTS,

SSdwty Agent.for Terre Haute,,lnd.4t

N A,

Merchants Fire Ins

Offloa 169 Matn Street Old Stand of Dra. Thompaon A

I-' "tmx, iQr, If

]\lANHOOD

bl, H. CLARXDGE

Has retaraodto this city, and fittad np a Steam Dyoiag aad Sooarina Kaiablisbsnent. at tbe old Stand, Wo. 8 Horth Fourth Street,, whero be will bepieaaed to meet his old fHandsi and as maay new onsa as may favor htm with their patronac 2ftdtf

doiU.

OF H4BTFOBD, COH1T.

Costa Assets over $5,052,88019.

Hire and Inland Insurance at as faverabht tarau as tiie Haaanis Permit for Reliabl* Indemnity^ HA6KR McKXXN. Agents,

JanGd3m Dowllng tUll

17?^'

FIBE AND LIFE,

INSURANCE AGENCY 1ist3tra

Tbe following: Oid and Bailable OempanKM fie rbm/i

S Represented.

•I

HABTV0BD, COHK

Nortb American Fire In&Ce. 1U 2-'!

HABTVOBD.

OONH.

SB&ti

Applications taken and Pollciea iasasd in any ot

the above named Cotnpanica

io lowest current rates. Abo, BKAL ESTATE bought and Bold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to. ?eAPPly to ,a etc .. ur »sa»o

M.l: ORANE,

Oenoral'Fire and Life Insoranoa Agwat. I

O I I I

Main

st.

.between 5 th & 6th

Terr6 Haute, Ind.

Butt

BRIAN'S LIFE INYlfiOKATOK, OB LIFE XXJUYSNATINQ KLIXIM, Tor all Derangement* of the Urinary Organ*

It give*

Life, Health and Strength

to all who u*e it and follow my direct on*. It never falls Io remove Hervons Debility, Impotea* qy or want of Power, and all weaknete arising ftom IiieHM or Indiscretion, resulting la loos ot memory, unpleasant dream*, weak aervw, headache, nervous trembling, general iisaitade, dimness of vision, Sashing of the skin, wbtah, neglocted, will surely load to In'aaity or Coa* uuiptlon. When the syitem is ones affected, It will not recover without help. 11 most be Invlgorated and strengthened, to enable tbe sufferer to fulfill tbe duties of life, liiii medloins baa been bated for many years, and It Is warranteda certale eras, no matter bow bad the case may be. Hundred* of certtfloatee can be shown. Price, one Dollar per bottle, or six bottle* for five Dollars. is•?.?

SOLD BT ALL DBCOOISTS.

If yon cannot procure it send a statement of jour case, and enclose the money to BRYAJI CO.. St Oedar street. Mew York, and it will bo sent yon. On rseeipt of Vive Dollars, bottle nearly eqnal to oevew- essail, will be seat to aay express office in the United States, chargee paid. Private Circulars, sent on application. Bneiose stem

dsolSdaodwly

•".1.

AND

THB VIOOfi

XKL OF YOUTH restored In (bar week*. DA HICORn-S JESSXHOX or Ll» restoree maty power*, from whatever causearlsBg tbe effeat* dl. early pamlclensbablp,eelf-aba*e, lapoiatcr and climate, give way at once to this wonderful medicine, If taken regularly aooerdkg to tbe

it*

very simple, and rsanlre ao

restraint feem business or pleasure.) Vaiiare la impossible. Sold la bottlas'at |3,or'fonr qaantitiss in one fjt |9. To be had only of tbe aeie anpolnted agentfta' America, H. OKBTI2KX, IL tl Arenoe.csr._of 13th str. et. S. Y. dsM

DH1LOSOPHT OF MABBIASJL-A Miw Ootrnsn or Lnctass, aa delivered at tbe Mew Tork Mueenm of Anatomy, embraotng tbe •nbiects: How *0 Live and What to Live for Youth, Katuattt and Old Age Manhood Oenarl UyBevlewed. The Oanse of Indigaatton Flntaince aad'Sfervons Pissasss aosoaated for Mar. iage« rnUotcphlcally OonsUored, 4c. ?ookot oUmee containing these Lectnree will be Ibrwarded on receipt of fonr stamps, by ndilreeslasi Sao'x Maw Yona Mtwavx or AIATOHT, (18 Broad, way. Mew York. ssarlMly