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DAILY EXPRESS

JE5RBK HAUTB. II"5

BatnrUH Morning. Feb. ltih*

The

1869-

II we know anything of the views and I gEHAT0B Wimon'b bill "relating to feelings of the Republicans of Indiana, I

look forward to the hour of its demise

with an impatient longing. They do not

overlook the fact that a great proportion

of its members are good and true mien,

the

relative to the Fortieth Congress, it 1 tered the volunteer service as alaves," lhat, with almost enfare unanimity,^hey

men who are incapable of forgetting the

proprieties of their position, and cons*.

quently incapable of bringing disgrace I

neon their constituents and the nation*

Intense for utterance in the fact that a

We are grateful to the "Old Bay State" tor the many noble chapters she has given to our history as a people, bat in giv* ing us Ben Bvtlxs as a Republican leader In the House at Washington, she $ icurs a serious risk of obliterating the

recollectlonj!,jherrWJ?^ would"*be some consolation, or at least something in the future to which we might turn with more of hope and courage, if the official life of that man were destined to expire with this Congress.— But his constituents have fastened him on the country for another term, and our only hope of deliverance is the probability that the members of the Forty-first Congress, knowing how dangerous is his leadership, will be able to keep him within his proper bounds. It is this hope— the probability that Botlbr and a few of hit satellites will not be controlling spirits after the fourth of March—that oauses the Republicans of Indiana, and we believe all true Republicans elsewhere, to wish for the speedy coming of the day of hoped for deliveranee. Aba Democrat, Bin Butlbb's motto was "rule or ruin." As a Republican he does not seem to have changed his ruling principle or his tncties.

While

very few bad men have been able, by the I g^ Vf euj^rt iKthe wisdom and justice force of unconquerable will and tbe ai3 fcis official action may deserve, there is of more ability than the mass of their I

of the

tbe party and tbe country. fored as a consideration for Democratic We have been vflry reluotant to com-1 gupport."" And that hS will ab*pe his ment on the scenes presented in that mis-1 meeaafes with a-view to securing Demoarable wrangle" attending the counting of

Journal of the 12th has an article

on "Judge Hughes' omnibus Educational Bill," which contains as many misrepresentations as the grossest ignorance combined with chronic malignity could condente into the same space. As our read* erg are acquainted with the provisions of the bill we need not waste words in an effort to enlighten the Journal as to what the plan of Judge Hughes proposes.-— That paper is muoh more at home in the murky and impenetrable depths of its own ponderous stupidity than it could be anywhere elee. Let us leave it there Onr only purpose in notioing the article is to correct a couple of the meanest of its many falsehoods. It says: "The Express, with its usual ready venture, asserts that tbe proposition is all 0. K., and urges the passage of the meat ure by the General Assembly."

If the Journal knows anything—which Is more than questionable—it knows that the Express does not "assert that the proposition is all 0. but, on the con* irary, takes serious exceptions thereto and suggests a most important change, The Journal alto knows that the Ex raxes does not "urge" and has not urged "the passage of the measure, in its present shape, by the General Assembly."

Wb have heretofore alluded to a recent decision of the Supreme Court upon question arising under the Legal Tender act, but the principle does not seem to be generally understood, and we refer to it again in order to remove a prevalent misapprehension. The Legislature of Oregoo, by law passed some time ago declared that taxes should be paid in gold and silver, coin still being the favorite currency on tbe Pacific coast. The county of Lane, in that State, desiring, perhaps, to lighten the burdens upon its citizens, decided to collect the amount ef the taxes in greenbacks. The nominal sum, correct in amount, if United States currenqy is legal tender for State taxes in OregoD, was tendered the State Treasurer, but that functionary cUclining Id accept the amount as full dis charge of the obligations of tbe county, suit was brought to recover the demand in gold. It was supposed thai this case wonld Involve the constitnionality of tbe Legal Tender act, but the Supreme Court manages most dexterously to evade any judgement upon that question, by deciding the matter upon what to many will be an unexpected point. The statute which allows of the issue of Treasury notes declares that they shall be legal Under for the payment of debts, Ac. Such being the case, the Supreme Court has nothing else to do but to consider wheth. era tax is a debt. Tho court says that it is not. Every State has a right to levy taxes upon its citizens in whatever shape it chooses. It may require money or specific article* of produce. Here the requisition was gold or silver, which the State had a right to require^ The duty of the citizen to pay the tax waj not a debt, but an obligation Inherent to hit condition as a member of the community, so that he eould not plead in answer to a demand for gold and silver that be was willing to or had a right to pay in greenbacks.— There was, therefore, no decision upon the constitutionality of the Legal Tender aot, which matter must come up for direct adjudication in some other form.

isei

laltevad from ftj

... .I'.minfnl innrntirninlnnIrfl PrQprifctioPi herein nam •tote of th«

jbo«

Katies to colored soldiers who en-

provide6 that ftU men

|erTe BOidiers

j|)g the

shall receive the same boantyf I

up()n wao

reoeivlng

tiog to

patronage of bis office, will be of-

crtttic

the electoral vote. We view it with thorn such as will deserve the favor of ail. shame and humiliation, a feeling akin to ft thinks there is no more reasdn to supthat With whioh a member of a respecta* pose." ble private family might regard a family I disgrace. It was uncalled for, it is lnex» eusable, and the autboTs of it deserve and have tbe contempt of all honorable mlndi.

favor, any farther than to make

1C The funeral of Ex-Gov. Pickens, of South Carolina, took place, at Edgefield CouruHouse, on Wednesday last.

A minister at Bralntree, Vt., Rev. Am. mi Nichols, is 83 years of age, and has preached in Brain tree 68 years.

Tbe Empress E&genie has recently beSome a spiritualist through the influence of a clever ciairvoy»nt.

Henry Bergb addressed theN ew York Legislature on Tuesday, by invitation, his subject being, of Course, the prevention of cruelty to animal'.

President White, of Cornell University, being a man of wealth has no need of his salary ^consequently he if to give it

The New York Sun administers a severe, but apparently deserved, rebuke to the great violinist, Ole Bull, for play ing his own "sensational" compositions at tbe Philharmonic concert, before an

qtoss

"PP Jw I

mone

who volunteered to

for three years or dur-

^beltton, and were honorably!

discharged)

terms and conditions, as

other goldier8 who

have received and are

it under the several acts rela-

(bounties, notwithstanding they

ma^ have

But while they are glad to commend, those who deserve commendation, and do I not withhold due appreciation of mereto- THB New York Times thinks rlous service, they feel a mortification too

borne upon the rolls as

the House of Bel

tlie information—which -we deiiYe fispj® 1 No. 6, in refer metropolitan jonrnaS—that this arrange-1 conrtrucnon of lateral railri menu made by the Secretary of the Trea* ary for the protection of seals and other I yjj jfo. 59, fixing time for Sold fur-bearing animals of Alaska teem to be I jng Oircuit.pouf|s ia.the JEopi ample, and will render Congressional ao-1 dici&l District, 1 tlon ftlnoet Lh«~ «.

that

Gen. Grant has a right to expect

from

the Democratic Party auch a de-

fellow members possess, to crowd them- for try to get, anything more at its selves into the position of leaders, and I hands. It does no^reamHhftt any part have used every opportunity to disgrace

reason to suppose that he will look

audience capable of fully appreciating I ally endeavored, by disorder and violence, to stave off any declaration of the eiec* tion of Grant and Colfax. It was only when Speaker Col fa?—for Sir. Wade had no authority over an officer of the House directed the Sergoant-at-Arms to arrest unruly members who refured to come to order on demand of the Presiding offl cer. and the worthy maoe bearer advanc ed towards Butler, that tho latter sub sided, ind his rowdy followers with him

classical music. John Horn, Jr., has been presented with a testimonial for saving the lives of thirteen persons who had fallen into the river at Detroit at different times. The gift is a Greek

of gold, upon which

is a representation of a struggling man the water and bii rescue bj Mr. Horn. Jo. Jefferson is at Louisville. While charming a large audience the other night, a very yonng fellow became so deeply interested in Rip Van Winkle, that he unconsciously allowed one of his I legs to dangle over the dress circle, near the stage, in a very prominent but not I particularly grateful position. Just at this juncture the play had progressed to where Rip says, "Well, if I hadnt Been it, I wouldn't have believed it." The inimitable Jo. convulsed the house by pointing at the youth, and Verdant in* stantly withdrew the offending member from the view of the public.

LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY. Thursday, February 11. SENATE. The Senate met at ten o'clock Mr. Jaquess,'from the Military Committee, to whom was referred tbe petition of Samuel McCormick and others, for money expended by them in tbe defense of suits brought by Andrew Humphreys and others, while acting as members of the Indiana Legion, reported in favor of allowing! $1,074.95, the amount expended in board and expenses in attending court in Indianapolis. The re port was adopted.

Senate bill No. 168, to provide for the public printing, the prices to be paid, the time and mode of electing a State Printed defining his duties, fixing compensation etc., being a special order, was discussed at length, and referred to the Special Committee on fees and salaries.

Senate bill, No. 197, known as the Omnibus Educational" bill, introduced by Mr. Hughes, was discussed at length and made the special order for next Tuesday afternoon.

The following new bills were introduced: Senate bill No. 227 to fix the time of holding Common Fleas Courts in the counties of Lawrence, Jackson, Jennings and Bartholomew. The rules were sus pended, the bill read a.. ..third time and passed.

Senate bill No. 228 to create an insur ance Department for the State, with salary of $3,600.

Senate bill No. 229, regulating the feet of County Clerks, Auditors and Sheriffs. Senate bill No. 230. to amend section 4 of the act to authorize the sale of certain real estate, and build a rdsideaae for the Governor.

The Senate adjjurned until 2 o'clock to-morrow. ,E -r HOUSE.

Petitions and Memorials—Two petitions on temperance that from Gilveston, Cass county, was read.

Ihe lollowing members presented pejfer.

titions on temperance, which were refer, red to the Committee on Temperance Messrs. Pierce, of Vigo Cox, of Mi ami Vardeman, of Randolph Higgins, of Boone Fairchild, of Carroll Admire, of Morgan Millekan, of Henry, Higbee, of Kosciusko Bowen, ef Wayne, Stewart, of Rush, seven petitions Williams, of Hamilton, and Shoemaker, of Perry.

A memorial of A. C. Matchet, against medical quackery. A communication from Gov. Morton and the Third Auditor, in referfnc to a fee charged by some attorney for adjusting certain claims of the State against the Government.

A communication from the old comrades of General Hackleman, in Putnam county, in reference to the proposed monument.

On railroad monopolies— A claim that was referred to the Commute on Claims without reading.

A remonstrance against changing of certain county lines. Bills passed—Senate bill No. 387, fixing the time of holding courts in the counties of Jenning», L*wrec9e, /acluon and Bartholomew. .»««'• tit ,,i

on tbe

If. T. Sun.

the students in prizes for scholarship. Gen. Rosecrans is accused by the Mexi can journals of seeking to dismember that bappy "Republic," and to annex some of the northern provinces to the United States

A sensation preacher has arisen at Vi enna. He is a Jesuit and a Count, and

the highest nobility of Vienna, Including I

:,th Ja-

dSar holding courts tb$saawf! Bills indefinitely postponed—

House bill No 236, repealing all laws

°g1.

House bill No. 177, to amend section

31 of the Common School laws, with reference to the compensation of DirectorsHouse bill No. 184, to amend section 160 of the Common School law of March 6, 1865, requiring teachers to attend the School Examiners' Teachers' Institute.

House bill No. 188, prescribing which shall be competent witnesses in the several courts of tbe State.

House bill No. 182, prescribing certain duties in criminal circuits, and of prosecuting attorneys of the same.

House bill No. 190, to amend section on* of the act requiring Recorders to record deeds, mortgage?, etc.

On Thursday last a Celestial sailed from San Francisco for China, with $18,600 worth of goods stolen from California merchants. The victims at once tent dispatch describing the thief to thii city, whence it was forwarded to London via the Atlantic cable, and from there telegrgph'd by thePersian Gulf cable toCevlon in time to catch the Hong When the CefcitUtl-reaches Hdngs Kb&g, the officers there will have been fully week on the lookout for him, and of count they will recover,the Koods and send the steadier b«cltt»Btalrwjiei«ev Tlgftn cident marks a wonderful progress in t«l •graphing during tfee past five years.— The time cannot oe far distant ^hen offenders will JJUtiPPed -by lightning in the most remvte corners of tbe globe.—

ini6raied,v"tad*

Then the vote was duly declared, in ac cordance with the concurrent resolution Mr. Wade's firmness and persistence are worthy of all praise. So is the bold action of Mr. Colfax. There is no possi ble room for question as to the merits of this case. The disgraceful conduct ol Butler and his crew was without the slightest palliation. Jl serves to convince those who before doubted, that Sutler is treacherous, bad tnan^jtent on mischief. The House should content itself with nothing liss than his prompt expulsion, though we fear there may be an unworthy third lacking in the courage and self-re-spect to vote this expurgation—Cincinnati Chronical.

THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEES

BUR6UBS TO BE SHOT LIKE BABID DOG

The Air Gun, the Slanghot, and tbe Dagger No Longer to Kan Blot in oar Streets—Vigilance to be Protected by Coroner's

Juries.

from the New York Sun.l We are surrounded, enveloped, nay immersed in crime, and in the dark, mysterious agenoles of crimes In the cryptic places, and the dungeon holes of the thieves' quarters in New York, the lowest and most degraded wretches who are los'i to conscience, to hope, and to mercy as semble nightly to concoct crimes agaiSst person and estate. Murders ere a daily crop. Dear friends, well, in the morning, go out to business, and are brought home mutilated corpses. Old men go out to sweep the sidewalks and be cut to pieces with knives. Gentlemen sitting quietly in their own rooms, awaiting company, are seized* bound, gagged, rob* bed, and threatened with a .bullet if they resist. Roboeries are committed in the public streets^as A-sort of ipake-up farce to the hiavy-trapdy ef the murders.— Slungshotsjtliedeadliest«fmurder weapone, are used with deadly frequency and freedom. Said a venerable, well* informed stranger to a citizen the other day, No man is safe, nor woman, either for by your defective de tective arrangements you seem to say so." Nay more, we have every reason to believe that some recreant members of the police organisation, itself are in league with the thieve?, murderers, assassins, and houw-breaken. There was Skidmore, who, when arrested a year ago, turn out to have been the chief villian of gang ff such for along time, who, before bis discharge from the service, took vantage of his position to screen himself and his associate*. His house was fall of burglars' tools* and implements of violence. He was a cunning, merciless wretch, who took delight in murder as an amus&ment, and in robbery as a means of living and dissipation. He used the most cowardly of all the weapons ever invented for the perpetration of crime—tbe sneaking, white-livered air gun I—that does its business without noise, and takes life in open day, in tbe midst of crowded streets.

We regard the introduction of this new weapon of secret murder as the most dreadful of public danger. It has filled the air with terrors and inconceivable dreads. It is as if a conspiracy of the most deadly and determined character had been entered into, by a secret and mysterious gang of ubiquitous fiends in human shape for the destruction of the human race. Vigilance Committees are ?eipg formed in town and country, and it is this alarming riot of crime that haa driven good citisens to this last resort of desperation. The Vigilance Committee of Westchester is understood to haye been formed to support an extraordinary secret police force, in addition to net

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Georgia-Ben. Batter,

A concurrent reiolution of the two Houses of Congress bad determined, beforehand, precisely what was to be done in regard to canvassing the electoral Vote of Georgia. This seemed to be necessary because the Souse had recognised Geor gla as a duly1 reconstructed" State, and admitted the representatives to seats. The Senate has got yet determined that question. A mutual agreement was therefore come to, .with all legislative formality, by whfchth* Jesuit was to be announced by the Acting Vice President giving tbe aggregate elfctoral vote with Georgia'

tbe Harlem river isaoon

chesier aide to be made* very unsafe place for

?b9 cflTE*ni*stioii of th6 Now York M&noe Committee la progressing but we have already made known as muchna our reporters know of its plans, and liking farther need be said at tUa tin*.

Newark, Orange, Hudson City and other towns on tfieWestern bank of the Hudson, and the people of Staten Island are seriotuly talking Of Vigilance Committees on the Westchester plan.

We .do not. understand that in any case it has been proposed to resort to the San Francisco Vigilance Committee's extremities but it will not astonish as if number of burglars are shot within the next fortnight, nor need the community think it remarkable that Coroner's juries ustif the Vigilantes that do the shooting. At about one o'clock yesterday morning Augustus Xeshere wr.s found on the sidewalk in Division street with his bead severely cut, seemingly by a bullet.

He could give no account of the

occurrence, further than that .be felt a suddeq blow at the back of bis head, and he then became unconscious. He was taken to the Madiaon street Police Sta.

oss

MAflWoiiA

"telso what

would be if that State were exoluded The practical result being the same either event, this seemed the most ex pedient way of getting over the difflcul ty.

As this was a mutual agreement, ful nor

eithtr

tbo Archducheas Sopuiftj tot Smporori a nnnmifpant vAanluiion can mother, regularly attend bis preach ings.

honorable for

-'ouni'Bnu I was neither lawful nor.-honorable

p^y toI#yifr&m ft sit the taat

ment. A concurrent resolgtipn cap not be set aside except by consent of both Houses. In a ruffianly and brutish way, nevertheless, Beife Batle^ hurried on by bis malignant passions, attempted to coerce the "Vice President and Senate in« to abandoning this agreement. Aided by some other reckless members, he actu

SOX o* tbe

or Txahks

botanist who first discovered the virtue of the (^iUlaya Saponaria,

or Soap Tree

of Chili. The wonderful cleansing and purifying property of its bark, gives to the fragrant Sozqsqsi much, of its un rivalled efficacy as a preservative of the teeth lOdeodlw.

Caus^Ta Bask.—It Is said that Messrs. Drake 6 Co* (proprietors of the Pi

actA-

Bittbbi) are the largest importers of Calisaya $ark in this country, and that, with the exception of aa occasional sale, all they import is used in the compounding of their celebrated Flaxtitios Bittkbs—to which they undoubtedly are

storing properties^ As a Tonic and Appetiser they are hot surpassed, and we cheerfully recommend them. All first* class Druggists keep them for sale.

-best imported German Cologne, and sold at'half the price. 10-dwlw

Mb. Mattjkit BodzlI', of Glasgow, Scotland, writes "I have found Palmer's Lotion o^jre useful t$an anything I have tried for a bad eruption have had on the faoe for the last sine months—would you therefore eend me two 9ne dollar bottles, addressed t^ Queen's Hotel, Toronto, o. W. dwlw

COSTAH'i REMEDIES.

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LADIES!!

Look Out! Look Out!

Look Out! Look Out! '•Beauilfles tbe Com pi action." "Gives a Bosy Glow to the Cheeks." .. "A Baby Tinge to the Lips." '..« "B»mere« all Biotobei and Freoklei.' "The Best in ths World."

"COSTAR'S"

E A I I E £*.c' iTHE

B1TTER-SWSKI AND 0BAN6I BLOSSOMS

One .Oottle, $1,00—Three far f2,00. 1000 Bottlea sold la ons day in N. Y. City. mm- All Druggists In TEB3B HAUTE sell it.

"OOSTAE'S"

Standard

DXKAS

Preparations AM

"Outers lat, Beecfc. Ae., ixtanslaaton, "coster's Bed Bag Kx^ermlaators, •'Coster's (Only Pure) insect Powder. "All Druggists in Taaaa Havte sell thefity *ddreaa "CoSTAB," 10Crosby St, N. Y* Or, John P. Hxvuy, (Succescor to)

BABNK8 ft 00., 91 Park Bow, V,.J. Sjld in 1JEBU

HACTS,

BARR, GUL1CK ft BERBY, "Wholesale and Betail Agents. Jan4dwly-n to Bit:

Phalon'a Paphlan JLotion

Ar BeaHtlQrlBg the BUA ea« COMPLEXION Beaseves all KBCrTiem, nucKLBs. rutras. MOTH BLOTCSB, TA«, etcn aad raiders

THE SUIT SOFT, FLAB aad BLOOMING. For LADIES In the NVBSKBT It to lavalaable. For 6KNTLEMBN after SHAT1NU (t has ao equal. "PHAl'lAff LOTION" Is the oaly reliable reasedy flr Diseases and blemishes of the SKIN.

PflALOBre "PAPHIAN SOAP" for the TOILET. NUR3KRT aM BATH, will set chap the SUN. Price, "J3 Heats per Cake.

"FLOB DE BATO," "FLOR OE MATO."

A NEW PERFUME FOB TAB HANDKKKCBIKF. KIUCISITK, DEUCATK. LAStl.Vtl FBA6BANCE. PHALON SON, NEW TOBK, Sold by all Drag, gists. Sdwly-atona

*BBFAK'8 LUS INYI60KAT0B, OS Lin SEJUVENATISO SLIXIB, For all £s*angeaMnte or the Urinary Organs.

It gins

Life, Health and Strength to all who aae it and. follow my dlreotions. It never falls to remove Nervous Debility, Isapotea* oyer want of Pewar, aad all waakeeia arising from Excesses or Indiscretion, resulting in loss of memory, unpleaaant dreams, weak nervea, headache, nerroua trembling, general lassitude, dlmnaaa of vision, flushing of the akin, which, If negleoted, will surely lead to Iniaaity or Consaaptlon. Whan tbe ay.tam is onoe affected, It will not recover without help. It muat be Invigorated and strengthened, to enable the suffsrer to fulfill the duties ef 11*.

Tbia medicine baa been bated for many years, and it ia warranted a certain ocas, no matter hew bed the case may be. Hundreda of cert idea tee can be shows. Prioe, one. Dollar per bottle, or alx bottlee for five Dollars.

SOLD BT ALL DBCCH3I8T8.

If yon cannot procure it aead a statement of your caae, and encloae tba money to BBTAN X.. 61 Oedar street, New York, audit Will be aent you. Oa receipt of Five Dollars, a bottle •early equal to eavan small, will ha aent to any expreascBce In the United Btetae, chargea paid. Private circulars, seat oa application. Sncloce a tamp. •. -.a declSJeodwly 3 &< .ft

ATTWU-

£§jiP'

At lUnv*,

PI7BLIO.

Orrio—On Ohio Strut, between Third Jbvtb Stipatt. act28 l«»«r.

no. lust. ntujc) T3*crrv"

iif

A.ttoraey« at LaiV, Orrun.—Bo. a* Ma!* BtTwt, ap Uir*.

tUr il asB.f:. l*£: Wm. E. McLBAN, Attorn6yAti Gountelldr at Law9

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT. Terre Haute, Ind. ufriox.—No. 8S Main Street. (k^dly

ft DENTI8TRY.

JL. H. BARTHOLOMEW

Stogkok AMD MwumoiL'

E N 1 S

Successor to Or. D. M. WELD, Bo. 157 Slain St. National Block, Terre Hante tn&, [mSOdtf

JJK.O. O. LINCOLN,

The Oldest Established Dentist la Tern JttaatCt Omoa—On Sixth Street, between Jlaln ajtd Ohio, one door aoatih of Nettonal nonw."

Ha ring had upward* or elffh'teab yadrS* experlauceia Dantistry,-be la^aedeat'tbwt he«aa gire aattifabtfon In all caae^., [Jy8- dlj

HOTELS.

jiARMEKS' HOTEL,

CORNER NINTH Oweslte £aitsn Market jieass. Having a Urge Wagon Yard attached, will enable me to give general aatlafactlou to tbe traveling public. p. W. &ANKIH..

Mem sots.

Tbkee

Wat*«.—Superior to* the

aae. c.

but

NATIONAL HOUSE, Cob. Sixth AM Main 8t**kt, TERRE HAUTE, INDi

JACOB im 80JI.....'L.— PKOPB1KTOBS.

(boron"gb!j refotnilkel

Tbia House baa been mj

SSdwly

haptb kousb,

ooaaaa

kaim ass

ssvaara

stums,

Terre Haute, Indiana.

This Hotel naa recently been refitted, and pot le Srst-clnsa order, offering acoonaodatlous unsur passed in the 8tate.

T. C. BCKTiar, rrspr.

(MJARK

HOUSB.

00***1

ooaaca or rxast aav

sraabib.

Terre Haute,

B.«BirriTH... ......

Office of Maraball, Mr teas ma and Faleatina Sack Iiinoa.. Free ns»' to and from all' Trains. BOTSCdtr

PARK HOTEL, "s!5

OK TUB AHBBiOAJf AJTO EUBOFKAN PUS,

Cor, Betkman and Nassau Sta.

Sear city Hall Park..... Hew York

GJSOHQE WIGHT, Proprietor.

N. B.—Located in the vary heart of the wholetale buslaew, tfeif is oiie of the moat coaveintly Icoated Hotel* for Merchants, Busineaa men and othera visiting tbe city. d29dtm

PACIFIC174HOTEL,

170, 178, and 176 Greenwich Street, Ona door north of Oortlandt, and one blook wast of Broadway.

The anderaigned takes pleasure in announcing to his numerous friends and patrons that trim this date, the ohaue of the Pacific will be |2,60 per day.

Being sole Proprietor of this House, and therefore, free from tbe too common exaction of an inordinate rent, be is fully able to meet the downward tendency of prices without any falling off ef eervice.

It will now, aabeieiofore, be his aim to maintain undiminished the favorable reputation of tbe Pacific, wbieh it has enjoyed for many years, a« one of the best travelers' hotels.

The table will be bqantUully supplied with every delicacy of the aessjn. The attendance will be found efficient and obliging.

The location will be found convenient for those whose business calls them in the lower part of the sity, and of ready access to all Bailroad and Steamboat Lines.

A2dw6m JOHN PATTEN.

PHYSICIANS.

B. 1. D. SEEL7,

No. it Morth Fourth Street,

MAGNETIC AND ECLECTIC PH1SI0IAN. feWdtf

DSDBRKY, KOHSEOPATHIO

PHI8ICIA1T, SbBeEON AID ACC0CCH8B. Sana: Be is a W. Martin, J. 8. Beach, Xsq. Br. Xggert.-

Omoa tso BtsiixnoE on Mulberry street, tween 6th and 7 th, next to Normal School. sSSdtf

R.A. AKNAUP.

Omoa—Corner of Stain and Fifth "Streets, over the National State Bank. Hastsnoa—Chestnut St*, between 6th and 7th mBlyl TSSBRK HAUTK, INB.

"Similia Similibus Curanter."^

p"AYm& ASSOCIATED OUR 11 elves together for the practioeof Medicine with tba tbove Homoeopathic law aa our guide,, wa will be pleased to attend all who may need our professional services.

OFFICE, 139 MAIN STB EST,

between 5th and 6th streets, ov«t Hudson's China Store. APPLEBT A WATERS

sJa26dlmYOUNG,

PHYSICIAN and 18VJRGEON: OFFICE—West Slds Pnblic Square (Formerly occupied by Dr. Cards.)

Calls attended to ulgbt and dsy. Na-.ional Hunse.

Baaldeo£.e at J*2idtf

O S TI-.'Apr

extraci

Great Reduction in Price. QUALITIES AHD PBoriarxas TTMiararmsD.

A Belize tflii, NMtrltien BETE SAKE. A Pleasant Invlgoradag TONiO. A hubstnute tor Ale *nd Alcoholic DrlakS. A STBEK6THENEB fer the Debilitated. [ssrsoi&UT suasixa Konuai.l^a

A Certain REMEDY lor Disorders of the THROAT, CHEST, lUJfBS AND STOMACH Sold by Druggists and Oraoers.

Holies to Merchant*, Bank«n_Bro ksrs, PubUthers, Btatlenen, PMab era, Canpe^es, Lawyers, Axeliitacts, Schoob, aeifyaiea.

Circulars, Prlcts-Current. Letters, Quotations, Cataloguis, Music, or any Documents, or Drawings may be obtained at the following extraordinary chsap prices: lOOoopiss, faC'Slmllee, of any document or drawing. Ac., 92,00 600 copies 9^,00 1,000 ooplea 98,00 and 100,tOO copies $M0. Or 60 per oent. up the above prioea may be aared by using Maoaica's Patmt Actoosspb-

Paurrase Puss, for Offlces, Pnbllsbers, Stationer*, Printers, Schools, Companies, Ac. nice: 980. A young boy can strike off lOQcoples, letter size, per hour, of any document, dra ing, masio, with the greatest f#cllity. Maurice's Patent SUtea Hi{hts are sold at moderate prices. Public experiments each Saturday.

S. U.—All kinds of Llthograohlc work are done with the greatest care, at the lowest ratee.—

ment,

iii

ST.. z.-l'-.k o.--r

P»8I»1I|II1NT»

,8faSife

WeHLdeaoriptlTe of the TIBTDIS, aad the fltlWtbe MlSsai and

.t GMMKI of Mtlsrk Citjr. Ifyon with to know how Tortane* are nodsaad lost fat fcow Shrewd M— sw tttlnod la Wall

an how lualptots aMKarohaata are od How Paso ftwlaaiirt sl—as are Htaaged how (QiMIm HoaaaA Lottarlaa and ooadaeted hew Week OeeipajtfsB Orlcinate and how the Babblea Busk nad tua work. It oontaina over Thirty 1m Kngrariut, and talla all about thsMyiterlea and OilUSS Oiaaw York, and la tfca Bplcleatand Cfceapart worhoC tb» kind ynbltohed.

ONLY $2.75 PEE COPY. Saad tot OUealaa aad saa ear tanas, and a fifll description ef the work. Addraea JOHCB BKOTHKB8 Co., Olacfnaati, 0. Ohieago, IlL, or St. Loo!*. Mo. a IW gAV —Inferior works of a vAD *A"J-» esimBar chaiaoter are being circulated. Sea tLat the books you bay contaesSS&Ba^graTijisa aad sell at 98,70 per ««py.

7: American Company ilOMT «0BN1B» TOILET SOAPS.

RcK£0N£. YAK HAA6EN ft CO..

t-a*.

Honeyt Glycerine, Elder Flower, Bouquet and JPaim, In Quality,

Style and Perftime warranted equal te

tbe English aadjaMd fully 60 per sent, cheaper, which accounts far the great falling off In the demand tor the fortlga amps, and tue unpreceden tad eaooeea of the Aaerteea C«|asj TflllSt BealSs now eoldeveaywsereia tbe Uaiu Sta tea. jCcaXOlIX, TAJT KAAFIEN C0»

Sole •aaanetaren.

wanted, ieim-r

arywhera. mate and

OKNOIMI IMPBOVBD

per montn, evv

Cemale.. to btroduoa- the

common siNsk

ily arVINO

Fam

MACHINK. ThU Machine will

sUtob. hem, tsll, task, (Uilt, ooid, bind, braid, and embroider In a snoet au^rior manner.. Price only 918. Fallv warranted tor five years.- We will pay 91,000 for any maohine that will aew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours nakee the "Ilaatlo Lock stitch." Krery aeoond atlMii can be cut, and still tbe cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from |7fi to tSOO per mouth and ex peuaea, or a commission from which twica that amount can be made. Address

SBCOXB tt 00.,

Pittsburgh, Pat., or Beaten, Mam., or St. Louis Ho. tfeatton.—Do not be imposed upon by other parties palming off wovthleaa oasMron machlnaa, under the same name or otherwiae. Ours is tbe only genuine and really practical machine menu facturod,

EAKLY EOSE POTATO-.?."'

ioriotft For

eigu Spring Wheat*. Oats Barley. Oors, 01o\sr Beads, Grass 8eed, Boss, Fowl., 8astJ'odder_Cut

ter. Send for the Xxrzamrr^l Fa* Joo« DAI, only 9 cents. Addrees OBO. A. DS1IZ Ohambers^Urg, P*

Korseries of W. F, tteikes.

out BSTABU^nttBirT wltl) a new

A"«

tur». JSvery person can proeure jals at WbalesiOs Prisss, by order ing through our ,Ciub DspartBsut. For prlats «nt o'her infaimation^ address W. W. UE1KGJ, Daytos, Ohio,

rasost

Indiana 1c H—.„„..rfewrletw

A enll WAITED for ear aeiMwok of A 1,000 pagte, profhaely Illustrated -with ale gant Begrevlngs, Man, Ac. »rice,ia cloth S3. The Po le's Edition of Off pAVTI the Xl|)|r- andj laistlss of OA* AlilJ by Be*. Mseata. OuanaaU Hdwso*.A A vivid pioturaef tbe times of.the great Apostle. Warm. It oommended by clergymen of all danomti.a tions. Superior t»the Xagllah aditioo, and sold at 0nethird ita priee. N»tea and references ia he English languegs,, Oommissiona te Agents rianrt than ever before ctturtf.

Circulars free

Address the Publishers, B. W BLISS CO., To ledo, Ohio. Agents Wanted for

HOW to HAKE THE FABMTAY.

Eow to deuble the valae ef land and the prorits on stock, and how to raise three times the quantity ef all farm stops to an acre, T50 pages and 110 beautiftll and useful illustrations. Ta en, TOQDff men tod experienced agents fl# pays to oanvass for this book. IIOO le ISM pes1 month according to ability and eneri For full particulars, address ZII81IB, Mcr DY ft CO., Philadelphia, Pa.

ACIEMra WASTED for the Life and Tlmesof Din DA IT I Gemplste KdiUon. By OLA AmJMJ* Oonybears ft Howson, with ao Introdaotlon by Bishop Simpson: It Is tbe greatest Biblical work of the age. Send for our copy-right circular, e&doreed by H. W. Bsecher and the eadlng theologians of Europe and Ameri ca Be tureyoa get the 6oMfU ca KnniON.

1PYBBT SFOBlSMAir, VABMBB and HOBSB* UAH, should send for our pamphlet of 80 pages,containing a full description of a new invantion by wbieh the mest Inveterate

ruaotaays and

tidout

horess oan be driven with

ptrftei tafttf. Tor

breaking and trotting harses,

it is better than Barey's or au7 othrr ays em.— Sent free. Address N. P. BOTfB ft CO., Parkes burg, Chaster Co.,'Pa,

Agents WaniedFOB

THE AMIBIOAHTIAB BOOK

a«D

TIONAL BXQISTBB for 1SS0. Aatronoml cal, HistoricaU Political, financial, Commercial. Agricultural. SdUsatlehei, Beliglous. ThtS work contalas a vast feed of late valuable information res peettag.the Halted States end Foreign countrlee, including every department of tbe General and State OoVtMMents, which all classes will find Invaluable for deify reference. Addrcs 0. D. GABS ft CO., PikeslOpera Houae, Clnoin natl Ghie.

ss ini VUTflilfl .TOUNO I.ADIIS IN OKAI:

LIS

VT UUU SIITUTI, PittsSeid

Mass.. Bev. C. V. SfaAB. Prisclpal. Fifiy sUih semi-annual Term opens Maireh 4,1869. Faculties and location unsurpassed.

K5ITTM6 HAUHINB. Proa 9%. The simpleet, cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit 91,000 tobes per rain. uti. Liberal inducements to A.ents. Ad 'ress AMBBICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston, Maas,, or St. Louis. Mo.

THE PATENT MiUlC COMB!

Will color gray hair a permanent bla or brown Sold everywhere. Sent by ma1! U'X tl,3i. Addiesa WJI. PATTOS, Tre..nrer,

Magic Comb Company, Spring field, Masi.

HEHT8,

JOS. S. PEDERSI5, Murray St., New Fork.

Sol* Agmt for V. 8. ana Jai.4deod iy-vt

Brituh Prtnrmom if N. J,

gQ PER CENT. REDUCTION.

decaSdeed^f

,.r

AAA OTFICERS under the new Admlsis »)V,vW tratlon. Wa piepare applications In form for Government positions secure Cjngrsj. slneal and other nreessarr Influsnce. and personally preeent the claims of applicants. Tor ci calar of Inasruotions, addrrai, with stamp, Wis cattTea ft HATnnr, Wasbingtan, D. O.

Have Made Advertising a Study.

rthsTBA

IB GE5TII wilt sond to aey one list of beat Newspapers in the United Bute,, wcuid on os have paid a ftlllial 4eUei» lor tbis vaiy information. Addrees Box 679, New TorL City.

manufacturers.

PRAIK1E CITY PLANINQb

MILLS.

CLHT de WIIXIAM8, MXjrcrACTDuas or

Saah, Doors, Blinds, Window and Door Frames, MMldtaw Brackets,

Stair Ballings, Ballusters,

Newell Posts, Florlng and Siding,

And all descriptions of Finished Lumber.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers -IN

PINEtLUMBER,

lath and Shingles,

Slate Roofing, Cement Hoofing, Roofing Felt. Custom Sawing, Planing and

Wood Turning

DONE to ORDEB.1^

All Work Warranted!

Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Sis. Ja33dtf

TgE

WISE MEN of the LAND Tlse Divine, the

Pbysiclan,

tbe Judge

USE DAILY

IN THIIB OWN HOMES AND BEOOMMSNC To all Invalids and 8uCerera raoa Dyspepaia, Sick Headeohe, Soar Stomach, Coat'

Iveness, Heartburn, Indigeaiioa, Piles, billons Attacks. Liver Complaints, Gout, and

Bbaumatio Affections

ITATUJaK'S OWN

GREAT AND GOOD REMEDY

^•*1 TAJRRAJIVS'

Effervescent Seltzer Aperient,

As the

Seat aad Vest Rentable M«didai« Ever offered to people for the above elate oi The nursing babe, its brothers and sisters Its parents and graad-pareuts. will all Bod this pltasant remedy well adapted fer their different complaints. -4*

MAHOTACTOBSO OSLT

TARRANT di CO.,

878 Chreenwich St., Mew York W Tor .Sale by all Drttggista. "aa »ul8—dSmeod

*u *z9p?*itTi it'-.

-2 a-:

Over Saxton Waimslttfa Dry Goods store Would respeotxaliy oall the attention of the clti' sens of Terre Haute, and th^ publio in goneral that he haa rented rooms above Sazton A Walmn ley's Dry Gaods store, (or the purpose of carrying on

Merchant Tailoring. Be keeps always on hand a FASHIONABLE SELECTION OE CASSIMflBSS, TESTING* ULOTHS, Ao., and la ready te make It np in Tbe Latest Style and on Snort Notice, end on very Beaaonablo Terms. Having no high rents to pay, he promises to make up to oider, Whether the goods be furnished by btm or not.Xverythlng in ins Una cheaper than anywhere else.

Cutting dane and warranted to at. A liberal patronage aolioited. sng2&Jtf.

HATS AND CAPS.

I.B.TBSAT ft 00 •publishers, 654 Broadway, N. T.

E"W

OBK il AT iV-f

'Octavo

•tJDprinolpIed

Vol.

4 red, as the Biddealer Jacks

CAUTION.

are selling Axes painted Ax«. The ebod qualities of hfs Axe consists In Its CUTTINO qa-titles, not In the red paint.

The "Ban Jacxn" Is for sale by alt respond ble hardware 4ealer* aad the manuracturere.

LIPPINOOTT ft BAKEWfiLL, a a

WANT8D-AeE!IITS-£^h£*

720 popes

3 TO 11*

sptt

Yatus,

JUST IN RECEIPT OF

Mens* Hats of all kinda, Boys' Hats ol all kindai.

Uctml

rMisses'Hata

of all kinds,

Infant*' Hats of ull lei tide

Aad at all prioea. Hata made to order on ahort notice. (Jjomi

""THE FALL STYLES, J:

MS Afain Street. T»r« eovSTdtf

A 8 S N I A Of full

vain* ssn(

fret to anp Booh Agtrt.

BOOK AGENTS WANTED for Matthew Hale Smith's

won* or

OB^ND BAPIDS, MICH., I SEPT. 10, i868.|

IiIFpinoott A BIIIVIU: The people seem to be orasy about your Ban Jactst Axss. Please send me twenty doaen

Tours truly, W. D. F. .''oa? w:

New Booh

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN NEW YORK. A

A.BSOBB1NO

iNTaarsT, replete with An.

aodotes and Incidenta of Lllb in tha Greet He tropolls. fO*«

AgttU illd 80 in me day, another told and dtliv

ertd 227in 16 days another 80t»'« 7 doye. No book ever publlsqed that sells so rapidly. Tin Ton wl»h to know bow Fortunes are made A J? and loet in a day how Shrewd Men are ru iued in Wall Street how "Countrman" are swindled by Sharpers how Ministers and Mar chants are Blackmalle4 how Daroe H*Us and Concert Saloons are Managed how Gambling Honses and Lotteries are conducted how Stock Companies Originate tnd how the Bttbbks Burst, read this work. It tells yen abont tbe mysteries of New 1 or k, and co a tains Biogredhical Skatol.es of its noted Millionaires, Merchants, Ao.

Ahrge

Tinelg Tlhutrated.

Tha largest

commission given. Oar 13-page oironlar and |5 Greenback sent Free on apptio tien. For full particular* and terms, a^ilre»s the Publishers J. B. BtTHB & OO. Hartford Conn. dwJw

SPBER'S SIASDABI)

WINE

I E S

THE For

Farmers, Sardeasrs, and

A. Frnlt-CIrowers.—Send for partlcnU, tf Bast's Improved fruit Troe and Tine lnvlgoratorand Insect Destroyei." Samples to test will be irw.rd) to any part of tbe Oaired Slates and rrerccr SAtisracrioif guarantred. Good Agents are wantel in every Oounty In tbe United Statee. Address J. AHBABN, 63 Second ttreet, Baltimore, Md.

BEST Weakly

TIITTMRS Persona.

FOB THE WEAK, FrfR THE P\tE. FOB THE SICKLY,

FOit THE AGED, FOR FKHALES, FOB SPUING OHS II

Ifo Bitters JEqnal to Them Speert Standard Wine Bitters,

—•MAD® or—

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS

gran's Celebrnted Wine, so wall known, with

FKBCTIAK BABE, 08AHV1IUR

nOWKBO,

SNAIIB BOOT.

wild

oanuti

babe.

aurais,

and such other HEBB8 end BOOTS aa will In ell caaaa aasist Digestion, promote the Sucretloas ol tbe System iL the natural channels, and give

TONE .A. 1ST ID VIOOB

vevRs ut oiTaiu iiw fhui

All use It with wonderful sucocss. Brings

COLOR

To the pale white lip,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

To tba thin flaee and cftr«-worn oounteaanee. Curea FEYEB and cieates APPETITE. Try them. Use none other* Ask for SPEEB'S STANDABO BITTEBS. Sold by Druggists and Groeera. Bea that my signature ia over tha oork of each Bottle.

ALFRED SFEER,

Pasaeio, N. J., aad Ml Breedway, New .York. ear trade supplied by all Druggists.

ti,

riTrlln

ilMUftANCE.

r&i

NATIONAL

LIFEINSURANCE CO.,

or tne

United States of America,

WASBIVOTOir,

P. o.

CIABTKIID by SFECIAl ACT ef CONGRESS

Apraovm Jolt SS, 1868.

CASH CAPITAL^. ..11,000,000. PAID is

mix.

BRANCH OPFICKi

First National Bank Bnlldlng,

PHItADELFHI Av

f* t.

Where the general buitn'ss of th1. Cdttpany is transacted, end to which ail general cornspondanos should be addressed.

orncoH .*«.•-

OLABENCE B. OLA&K, Frreldant. JAT COOKE, Chairman Flnaore and Exec a Oommittee. BEN BY ft-COOEfffke-fw sMeefc EMEBSON W. PEET, aecreiary aad Agnarj,

This Company, National ia ita character, offe by reason ol itslatgaCapital,LowSatca ef Fromium and New Tsbles, the most desirable maans of insuring life yet presented to the pnblic.

The rates of premium befog largely redhefed, ata msde as favorable to the insurers as those ef tha beat Mutual- Companies,-—d awH all the complications and uncertainties ef Notes, Dividends, and the misunderstandIngs which tha lat' ter are so apt to canas the PoHcy»H l.rr.

Several new and attractive tablaa are now presented, wbieh need only to bo understood to prove acceptable ~o the.pnblic, snob as ths IN-COME-PRODUOING POLICY and BROBN PBEMIUM POLICY. In tha former, the policyholder not only stearis a lift insurance, payable at death, but will receive, If living, after a period of a few years, ew fa asms eqmal to tm per csn(. (10p«r asat.) AtspoUcy. la tha latter, the Company agrees to return to the amired tie Mat

oihcuU

JOHN BARNIKLB. Vw

Merchant Tailor',' MAIN STREET,

of moneg he hat paid in, in addition to tk*

amount of hit polity. The attention of parsons oontcmflatias injuring their Uvea or Inc. easing the amount of insurance tbey already have, is called to tha apeoial advantages offered by the National Life Insurance Company.

Circulars, Pamphleta end fall particulars glvac on application to ths Branch Office of the Company, or to John

w. elus a co.,

CIS CINNA TI, OHIO,

Ganaral Agents for Ohio and Central aad South ern Indiana. J. A. FOOTE, 26dwl Agent for Terre Haute, In I.

J-NStTflE WITH THE BEST

N A

OF HARTFORD, CONI,

Cash Assets OYer 15,052,88019.

Fire and Tnland Insurance at as favorable terms aa tbe Hazards Permit for Reliable Indemnity,~ HAGEB A McKEEN, Agents,

JarClSm Dow ling Hall.

FIBE AN JD LIFE,

INSURANCE AGENCY

The following .Old and Bailable Oompaaies Aeprteeuted. e.

Merchants Fire ins. Co.,

HABTFOBD, OONN.

Korth American Fire lns.€a

HaBTFOBD. CONN.

Applications taken and Folicifls issued in any ol the above named Companies in lowest current ratee. Also, HEAL BSTATB bought and sold, and COLLECTION S promptly attended to.

Apply

M. A. CRANE,

Qenaral f'ire and Life Insurance Agent.

XT JF Jl CJK

Main.St., between 5th & 6th Terre Haute, Ind. Office 1G& Main Street

Old Stand of Drs. Thompson Rust

A Congh. Cold, Throat

or More

Bcqtnass

ivmSLATt attxwtioh,

SfPtWUCD MM CHECK ZD. Iv ALLO«U TO COMIfcUt,

Irritation of tbe Lnass, a permanent Throat Alerlios ssr sua laearabls

Lnng Uiseass is orranvaa aeaat* "l!

Brown'i Broaciual Troches, Having a direct Influenoeto tbe parts, give 1 aimed late relief.

For Bronebltls, Aatlsnaa, Catarrls,Oa. aautpitve aad Throat Diseases, TSOCBES ABB USXD Wirn ALWAYS Ooon SVCCXSS.

8I5GKBS A ICQ PUBLIC SFXAKKBS

'ill find Trochee useful in earing the voice whan taken befote Singing ot Speaking, aad relieving tha Throat slltr an unusual election of the vocal organs. Tbe

Trodut

are rec. amended and

preecrtbed by Fhysiclans, and have bad testlmeis Is from eminent men throughout the country. Being an article of Irae merit, and having prov.d th-irtfflcicy by a Ust of m«ny years, eech jeer finds th=m In nsw localitiee in retioaa puts of ths world, and the Troche* are unlrtKsally pronoun end better than ether alleles.

Obtain only "Baowa's Bborcbial Taocaes," aad do not take any of theicertMess imitation* tnat Bit be ffered.

SOU) ETEBTWSrBBB. d31daw-4mos-Inside

UTANHOOD and THE VIQOJl JJLL OF YOUTH restored In foar weeks. DB. manly power*, from whatever onuae aria*sg tha elTeen ot early pernicious hebita, self-ebnse, Impotrncy end climste, give way at onee to tbis wonderfal medicine, if taken rrgulerly according to-tho directions (which era very simple, and rcatthe noreatraintfrem business or pleasure.) Fallore is Impossible. Sold in bottlea at $i, or four queatttiss ia one fbr 99. To be had only of tha sola appointed agsnt(in Amsrica, H. OKBTIZIN, {3, 3d Avenue, car. of 13th atrset. N. T. da2&