Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 February 1869 — Page 2

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Tuesday Horning,

Feb. in*, i»«9.

Perwnal and Political.

Murdoch Tead at "Washington, last night

a irvA Subbatt -is teaohmg Baltimore public school. "I

Bai/timork proposes toas't ahfliea for Andrew Johnson as soon as he has retired from the Presidential cWSr.,

a Democratic politi

cian of Pennsylvania is wojrth $2,0^)^0,-'. 000. A. Pardee of Hasletown, Pa., sees him and goes $5,000,000 better.

HoratioSetmotjb lectured in UiIcb the other night, on "Home undr i^ shrroundings." An exchangeVuggests that there is no man who has a better opportunity to familiarize himself with the subject,. I

Gen. Grant's determination not'to. give publicity to the names of the gentlemen whom he intends to invite to accept positions in his Cabinet, gives satis faction to nil but chronic grumblers. It is just possible that he doesn't care

whether they are satisfied or not.

Thk following conversation is report ed between two irreverent little boys in the Btreets of Portland, Me.: "Johnny do you seo that game-looking'old cock going along there?" "You bet—who is he?" "That's Pitt Fessenden." "Who is he "He's the man that kept 'em from hanging the President. Ben Butler and his fellers were going to string Andy Johnson right up in the Capitol when Fessenden pulled out a big butcher knife and swore they shouldn't do it unlees they walked through him. So they quit

All will remember the Camilla mks Bacre. The people of^that town in Mid die Georgia sowed the wind now they are reaping the whirlwind. The couiity of Mitchell is nearly deserted by the negroes, and its people possesses that estimable right—a white man's govern-' ment Still, it iB found to have more drawbacks than advantages. Planters are very much straightened to hire labor ers to cultivate their lands. As a conge quence, the crops are expected to comparatively scanty, and this loss repro sents the price paid for unprovoked in dulgence in bloody passions. Crimes as well as curses come home to roost.

Thk Kansas City

The annual report of the Commission or of Patents, Hon. Elfeha Poote, although brief, is a most valuable document Mr. Foote has been at the head of the Bureau but a few monthB, and yet during this short period ho has introduced many excellent reforms. Among the most es seotial services rendered, and for whjch he deserves the thanks of the country, ire the immense reductions which he bal made in the expenses oi the office, and the exposure of gross abuses in the matter of contracts, the latter having, through his instrumentality arrested the attention of Congress. The proposition to remote portion of the models from the museum of the Patent Office meets with great dis favor among inventors, and doubtless emanated from the head of the Dapartment of the Interior, whose encroach ments on this Bureau muBt eventually cause it to be made independent, and directly respoasible to Congress.

For the purpose of a close comparative view, we reprint* the Constitutional amendment as it passed the Senate spd House. In the latter, sanction was giVen to it in this shape:

Be it resolved, (wo-thirds of both Houses concurring, That the following article be proposed to the Legislature of the several States, as an amendment to the Constitution of the TJnltod' State?, which, when ratified by three-fourths of said Legislatures, shall be held as part of •aid Constitution, namely:

Article XV.—Section 1. The right of any citizen of the United'States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or any State by reason .'of race, color, or previous condition of }sia very of any citizen or class of citizensiof the United States.

Sec. 2. The Congress shall have power to enforce by appropriate legislation the provisions of this article.

In the Senate it took the following form Art. XV. No discrimination shall be made in the United States, among the citiseos of the United States in tho exercise of the elective franchise, or in the right to hold office in any State on account of race, color, nativity, property, uducatien, or creed.

Art. XYI. The second clause, 'Bret section, second article of the Constitution of the United States, shall be amended to read as follows:

Each State shall appoint, by a vote »f the people thereof qualified 40 vote for Representative* in Congress, a number pf electors equal to the whole number of Senators and Representatives to whieh the State maybe entitled in tne Congress,but no Senator or RqpresentaUve, ,or person holding an office of trustor profit under the United States, shall be appointed an elector, and the Congress shall have power to prescrible the manner Irf whieh such electors shall be chosen by the people.

It will readly be seen that the Senate amendment is the most comprehensive. That of the Qoase makes suffrage impar-

that of the Senata mftkea.lt up privilege C^offio* is an eyyat the Hfrusejeaves^tlie mat tor **. argument by making it specific. The Hnma enumerates oaiy those reason# which have lately operated to debar suf» frags-from a portion of our citizens.— The Senate enumerates ^rery possible

presenf drlmmediatehardshipf th'ellUCT is designed to gua^fi citizenship throughout the most remote future.

James T.

Journal says: '?A

few weeks since, Gen. Shields, the Demo, cratic candidate for Congress in this Dis trict, advertised a meeting in New Garden, a little town on the line of Clay and Ray counties, often called 'Hell's Half Acre.' At the proper time the meeting was organized, and the Chairman introduced Shields in the following manner 'Fellow-citizens, permit me to introduce to you a man whose name is a household word all over the land, a patriot of two hemispheres, a statesman, the companion of Clay and Benton, a soldier, the hero of Corro Gordo, the man who poured Out his blood like water for his country,' the hero of the Potomac, the man who came .nearer whipping Stonewall Jackson tlian any other man—but he didn't whip.him by a damned sight."

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of New York

died on the 9th inst., was a native New_ Yjerk lfjf •Bis abfityW'an advocate was generally conceded to b* superior' to that ofatiy lawjer in the city. In celebrated Sickjes case ho was aasocialpl, with ex-Secretary

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New York, Joseph Bradley, of "Washington, .^nd Peter Cadger, of Albany, and by the unanimous request of his asse^iate* he^dpen&dfthtf defetfEe. and conduct. :d*3ie (&9taia«^ionf 5n''U& late trial 'of Gen. Cole, for the killing of Hon. Mx HKcacBStJffl58n^ihe defended Gen. Cole, and eonduotedttlw-trial in a masterly manner. He has been associated-— en&hy on thj&">defense—with nearly every promineSt criminal trial in New York for years. That hia legality bpd not eaten'out"4 his humanity is provtd from Me{'*a4 one.of the most geniai an41ri 11 ia rnen of New York PoTit^SllyT he was" V" Democrat, but at the commencement of the warlie deVcted Jloiself ftfctslieJauetHtf bis coiin-

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Death Jf General George D. Wagner,

[Fiom the Iod!an»pcli»|JourikS'.] General George D. Wagner, of Warren county, died at the Bates House in this city on Saturday night at 11 o'clock,.after an illness of four or five days. The immediate cause ot his death was an over* dose of a prescription left by his pbys cian to alleviato his nervous suffering This calamity deprives Iediana ef one of her most prominent citizens, and most honored soldiers, whose rise, though ije cent, was supported by abilities eo deci ded, and a force and energy of character so conspiouous, as to promise him ^1 mcst anj position to which he might as pire. 'In his mannerrlie was pleasant, in his temper ^kindly, in feelings genial and companionable. He was a ready atid forcible speaker,. *nd few men made| more decided impression upon the Senate even by casual and unpremeditated speechos, during his service in it than he. For some years he was a member of the State Board of Agriculture, and was President of it, before his appearance as a public man.

In 1858 he was elected to the Senate from the Senatorial District of Warren, Benton and White, and served with conspicuous seal and credit during the regular session of 1859 and 1863, and at the extra session of 1861 called make preparations* for the war. He w*s Chairman of the Finance Committee dn Federal Relations and on the Committee on Military Affairs, daring the aeesiona Of 1861. Ha was an earnest supporter of the war from tha beginning, and when he felt that his arm was needed as well as his voice, he volunteered, and was appointed Colonel of the 15th Regiment, May 22, 1861. He organised that tejiment, and none was* more conspicuous for courage and gallantry. He was made Brigadier General November 29,1862, and wad honorably discharged August 24,1865, having served through the whole war, from tho first mifoffi^ofKprogreas- to the last moment that his services were seeded. His military record will maintain his name jo honor as long: as the State's

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articipation in the war ia- remembered, served with signal credit-In the campaign in: W«stern Virginia, under Gen.

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Jom|A J. Reynolds, ofytbUJ3Ute, afidja November of that year WM transfelfed wiQi his command to the ^army otjat under Gen Buell, pAici^inaMto campaigns conducted by that omcer. Subsequently] when the Army of the Ohio waa reoxganized as. the Armyof the Cumberland, under General Rosecrans, General Wagner ^a^ toifiiaml to that toQk.%pro*jia«nt pwiimi the battle of Stone Biver, and in most of the movement? of brJg^belng^ flrgrteP'eBter ^Jha' noogaopon tho fall of that place in Augnrt, 1863. General Wagoer continued to aerve uuder MsJor General Thomas until the fall of Atlanta, and the defeat, of Hood, at Franklin and Nashville, which-chjsed~operations in that quarter^

tively connected with foe Democratic party organization. JJpon the announcement of ••hiiiffcy.rflUhe courts in New York adjourned, and the highest tributes were paid to his tnemfcry by membcrsof the bar.

VELOCIPEDAL POEVRY.

rSOMIHSN. SUS.

Lord Lovell he stood by the garden gate, With his sbining velocipede, And whispered farewell to his Lady Bell,

Wbfijrished for hia Lprdship.focyi-spied.

Whea will yon be bioY, Lord Lovell she .arid, Hut he gave to her question no heed— Placed his feet in his s.lrrups, and galloped away

On his famous velocip-.de.

Then Lad) Bellorltd in frantlo alarm, "What a momter my Lord is, Indeed,

To ride thus away from his loving young wife.j On that horrid eloclpede

Lord Lovel returned, broken-hearted and sore,! Broken-armed, and, alas 1 broken-kneed For he struck on a post, nearly gave up the ghos'

And smashed his velocipede!

MORAL

Remember the fate Lord Lovell has met, Let this be your warning and creed Stay at homo with jour wife for the rest of your life, I

And beware the velocipede.

The ladies of the White House., Washington Correspondence Chicago Bepublioan.] Mrs. Johnson, a confirmed invalid, has never appeared in society in Washington Her very existonce is a myth to almost every one. She was last seen at a pacty given to her grandchildren. She wao seated in one of the republican Cburt. chairs, a dainty affair of satin |nd ebony, She did not rise when the children jnr older guests were presented to her. She simply said: "My dears, I am an inva lid," attd-her sad, pale face and sunken eyes fully proved the expression. Mfs Johnson looks older than her husband and her age does exceed his by a few swings of the 'scythe of time. She wbs never beautiful, but an observer woi^ld say, contemplating her-~"a noble womfn —God's flraVbest gift to man." Perhsjps it is well to call to mind at this time thpt it was this woman who taught the Prejii dent to read after she becamp bis wtfe^aiid that in their earlier'years she was his coun eelor, assistant and guide. None but wise and good mother could have rear ed such daughters as Mrs. Patterson afid Mr&iStoverA When Mrs. Senator Patterson found herself tho "first lady in the land," she made this remark, which has been the key-UOte "of the femenine 4e partment of the "White House from that eventful day to the preeent time: are plain people, from the mountains 'of Tennessee, called here for short time jy a national calamity. I trust too rnubh will not be expected of us." "When Anfaa Surratt threw herself prostrate on the floor of one of the ante rooms of the 'White, Souaer ftteggtag piteoosly to nee Mrs. Patterson, she said: "Tetl the girj she has my sympathy, my tears, but have no more right to speak than the servants of .the White House/' Whjin the "pardon brokers'' trailed their slimy lengths everywhere ^bout the manBidn they never dared to cross a certain chanted pathway, and the face of lobbyist set in this direction has at brought up in the end against a.,stope wall.

He greatly distinguished himself at the battle of Frankhnr November 30f 1864. He lwe»+wi children, but hia wife died during the war. 1: [From the Indianspolis Beatinel,^

General George D. Wagner, of War. ren county, died very suddenly, at the Bates House on Satuiday night. He had been down stairs in the office an hour or two before his death, apparently in the best of heaKb, but had returned to his room, where, without any premonition whatever, be suddenly breathed his last.—fib-death" S&1Supp<5?eI to havp resulted from taking an overdose'of a very powerful medicine*, which had been prescribed for him. The body, was Immedi-

ately removed to an undertaker's^ where

n6maiDi'wi^nor'a1 mYnv

an°d miUtary associftes in this

General Wagner has been a resident of Williamrport for a number ot years, where he practiced law. Just before the war he represented the counties ofWar^ ren and Fountain in the State Seuate, £.t the outbreak of the war he was appointed Colonel of the. 15th Indiana, and served through the war with considered ble distinction, being appointed Brigadier General, and afterwards brevetted Major General for gallantry. As a military man he was quite successful, and enjoyed a good reputation. General Wag* ner was a man of some natural ability,but very.little cultivation. His success in life was mostly due to his unbounded-en* ergy. His wife, we believe, died several years ago. leaving two children, who survive him.

HUMOROUS.

Theodore Hook once dined with Mr.. Hachet. "Abl my dear fellow," said his host, deprecatingly, "I am sorry to say that you will not «et to-day such a dinner as our friend Tom Moore gave us, "Certainly not," replied Hook, "from a hatchet one' can except nothing but chop."

A widow, occupying'a'larjje house in a fashionable quarter of London, sent for a wealthy solicitor to make her will, by which she disposed of between fifty and sixty thousand pounds. He proposes soon after, was accepted, and found him self the happy husband of a adventuress. ''My dear,"inquired a young wife of her husband, on his return from business "have you seen the beautiful set of wal nut furniture which the Smiths have bought?"1. Ahem 1 no, my love, but I have seen the bill, and it quite satisfied me."

A negro clergyman addressed hia Congregation thus: "B'loved bredren and sisters, you dono how to tell de sheeps from de goats. Bery well 1 I shall ask you which ob dem hab d@ wool, and which ob dem hab he hair? "Nature has written "honest man, on his face," said a man to Jerrold, speaking of a person in whom Jerrold's faith was not altogether blind, "Humpbl" Jerrold replied, "then the pen must have been a very bad one."

A country sculptor in England was or dered to engrave upon stone "A virtuous woman is a crown to her husband," but being pinohed for room, it was contracted "A virtuous woman-is 53. to her husband."

Bumas was conversing with a young and almost unknow story writer, who said: "We are certainly the two great romancists of the age." "Ahem!" replied Dumas, "what you say is half true, at least:"

A gentleman, on taking a volume to be bound, was asked if he would have it bound in Russia. *'Ob, no," he replied, "Russia is too far off. I will have do he re

About Velocipedes.

A correspondent%speak of an improv. ed velocipede, fitted with an umbrella, a lantern, and a place for a change of clothing, as well as a splash beard, to keep the mud off the rider's back, and possibly a locker for lunch. At this rate the velocipede will presently become one of those "modern improvements" which no well-regulated family can do without —but it will probably require a span of horses to draw it

That the career of the '-velocipedes trian" is not one of unallowed happiness is gently suggested by the following in quiries, propounded by a novice In western journal: "If.a fellojy.goes with,, his velocipede to catt -upon a young lady, whose house has no front yard, and no back yard, and there area lot of boys in front of K, ready to pounce upon his machine, and the lady is smiling through the window, what is he to do with it?" "If a fellow, riding his velocipede, meets a lady on a particular rough bit of road, where it requires both hands to steer, is he positively required to let go1 with one band to lift litf hat, and, If so, what will he do with his machine?" "If a fellow, riding his velocipede, overtakes a lady carrying two bundles, and a parcel, what should he do witK It? "If a fellow, riding his machine/meets three ladies walking abreast^ opposite particularly tall curbstone, what 'Ought he to do wit^i it?" "If a lady meets a fellow riding his machine, and asks him to go shopping with her, what can he do with it?" "If the hind wheel of a fellew's machine flings mud just above the saddle, ought he to call on people, who do not keep a duplex-mlrror and a clothes-brush in the front hall? "I a fellow, riding $ia velocipede, encounters his expecUa father-in-law, bothering painfully over a bit of slippery sidewalk, what shall'he do with if?" "If people, coming suddenly around corners, will run against a fellow's machine is he bound to stop and apologize, or are they?" •If a fellow is incited to join a funeral procession, ought be to'ride his machine?" "And is it proper to Tide a velocipede to cburcb aaa, if so, what will he do with it when hegeta there?"

There should be a "mixed comajihkiorf of ladiee to deside these questions.—S. T.

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ioBBepoxl^f Gen. Grakt'b hia receiving niofiM of^hia election, ia some*

what mo*^ extended, and interestingthan oar report of the same, as published in

ly to discharge the duties of his neWC'P6ri ciwhicil idh

tion, said therei Was' one subject tot im. he desired to-allude at .thiaitiaie. should endeavor to collect fpr bis assist-' an)a ,the administration of the Government capable, honAti patriotic} xben, and in this he hoped to. have the concurrence of t\ie Senate that: if he did, not succeed in gfttiog, 'oompeUnt men?oa thB flist trial, he should remove them and select others that be should. have no more

Cfri4hdaMe8^ancJ'

City.

seems a little strange that a dark, not some backroom in ah undertaker's shop the only place in this city where the body of a man of such reputation aa General Wagner possessed, could he placed. At least, his remains might have been permitted to remain in, the hotel until his family or friends could have disposedof them.

At the conclusion of his remarks, Mr. Pruyn, the' Democratic member of the committee stepped forward and said that although he and his party had opposed the General's election, he could count upon their support in carrying out the policy he had just announced. This sally produced a general burst of laughter from the staff of spectators gathered arouhd, in which the General joined heartily, and the congratulatory conversation and liand-shaking then became general.'

Mr liandolph, living near Thomas ville, Randolph county, Mo-, discovered while quarrying rock, eeVenty-nine well developed snakes, all living, and seemed to be doing well also, in the same department, a number of fregs were cbmforta bly quarterd in the corners, and did not seem to be in the least alarmed at the bel ligerent reptiles. Most of them pleasured seven if tin length. All of them wepe'dis patched, and the poor creatures, that were in all probability awaiting their turn, hopped away, islated to escape a doom so fattl

A Wobd of Tha botanist who first discovered the virtue •f the tyxillaya Saponaria, or Soap Tree of Chili. The wonderful cleansing and purifying property of its hark, gives to the fragrant Sozodont much of its un rivalled efficacy as a preservative of the teeth. 10 deodlw

Caliba.va B-tRg.—It is said that Messrs. Drake & Co., (proprietors of the Flanta tion Bitters) are the largest importers of .Calisaya Bark in this oountry, and that, with the exoeption of an occasional sale, all they import is used in the com pounding of their celebrated

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Toung lady: "Obi I am so glad you like birds which kind do you admire most?" Old Squab "Well, think the goose, with plenty of stuffing, is about as good as any." "Nothing like a magistrate for re-fin ing a man," as-the incorrigible old toper said when he laid down his fiye shillings for the tenth'time.

Mb.

Washisgto*, Feb. 13.

~lhe committee appointed to notify Gen. Grant of-his t3ection, waited upon him at his headquarters this morning at half-past 10 o'clofc^.

Senator MortCn ipade a for-

mat!annoatjicement in ap appropriate, complimentikty speech^ alluding to the qualtti^ irbfCn hadFtfeterndnedthe country in ilii choice, and td the expectatibns that men entertained of "thi manner in -which the thnt would be dischatged.

ei«iF®^i4C0,,T4*Fe?: Vy-twt-i Gan^Grant, after replying formally to the compUmeots conveyed, and saying that he should try faithfully and earhest-

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He had from the first deemed it improper to. give any indication who.' wouid receive Cabinet appointments until after he had received official notice of his own election he had not yet advised anybody whom he had selected for these places he .'had not even conversed with any oi the persons themselves. From various communications be had read, and from what he bad heard, he was, convinced that some of the ergons be should choose would be opposed iy combinations of influential men in the party which had supported him, not he* cause they were unfit or personally objectionable, bat because these parlies desired the appointment for th&ir own friends He must mainly be gsverned by .hisVown ideas of the fitness of men for the yrork they would have to perform, and that he had finally concluded not to give Any indications as to his purposes until be sent his nominations to the Senate or, if,he did give the persona selected previous, notice, it would be 'only a day or two before their name# were sent in, ,: *AQK» DMOCRAT.

Plantavon

Bittebs—to which they undoubtedly are indebted for their wonderful health-re storing properties. As a Tonic and Ap petizer they are not surpassed, and we cheerful/y recommend them. All firstclass Druggists keep them for sale.

Wat*^—Superior to the

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

Matthew

Howell, of Glasgow,

Scotland, writes "I have found Palmer Lotion more useful than anything 1 have tried for a bad eruption I have had0on the face for the last nine months—would you therefore' send tne two One dollar bottles, addressed to Queen's Hotel, To*' ronto, 0. W. dwlw

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THK SKIN SOFT, FIAB and JLOOM1NO. Per LA0IK8 In tbe NUB8SRT It is Uraluble. fer 0KNTL8MKN after SBAT1NO It has so equal, "PHAPIAN LOTION" la the oaly reliable rem edj for Diseases an* blemishes of tbe SKIN.

PHALON'S "PAPI11AN SOAP" fer the TOILET. NDB9KBT and BATH, will not chap tbe SIIN. Price, X5 Cents per Cake.

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A Pleasaat Iarlgor rabstltste for kli A 8TBEN6THENEB for the Dcbllltatei. "~ftsr«o»AitT^^lrinwnis nmiu.]

A Certain BMIDT for Dtaorder* of tbe THRUAT, CHEST, LUN6S AND STOMACH. Bold by Drugglite and Grooen. JKlltm

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ooana kau asp nnm mm, Terre Haiite, Indiana, This Hotel ttaa recently beea refitted, and putts Srat-elaai ardir, ottering aooomisodatloni antnr paared in the State.

G-EORGt-Ei WIGHT, Proprietor. N. B.-j-Located In the very heart of the wtiol*eale botineis, tbia ia one of the moit conveintly Jccatad H«|M| for Merchant,, Biidnra, man and Othera viiftlng tha city* d28d£pi

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170, 122, 174 and 176 Qreenwkh Sn^St, One door hortn of-Oortlandt, and one block wait of Broadway.

Th* mndereltned take, pleaanra In annonnelng tohii nnqierpua firien^a and 'patrene that friu thli date, tne charge of the Pacific will lx 92,00 per day.

Being *ote Proprietor of tkla House, and thare fore, free from the. too common, exaction of an Inordinate rent, heU fully able to meet the downward tendency of prices without any falling off ef tervlce. .,

It will now, aa tteietofor*, be bis aim to m«latain nndimlniihed the farorable rpataiun or tbe Pacific, wbich I thai enjoyed for meny veaft, aiSneof thS beat traveler*' hotele

The table will be toanti'ully tnpplitd with every deiicaoy of the ssasrti. The attendance will be fonnd efficient and obliging.

The location will be fonnd csnrenient for fhtfie whose bneinea, o*Ua Kern in tbe lower part the lty, and of ready aoceas to all Bail read and Steamboat Lice,. faSdWSm 'i"t 3*2 JOHST PATTBN.

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ABpenona indebted to. tha late firm will (call and sat tie immediately by'note or ea*h. febB-dwtf

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A Work rteicripH*e of th« YIKfliU* and the TI* ateaEgr^-'^-ll-W-» "d

Jew lerk CH/.

If yon wish to know how Vortane* are madaaad test Is »Trw ikt*«d Man an ruined In Wall

ow~Knbte'f aM Htrehanu arsBlaelun. ,BaQs ^OoneartSaloou are Lottafici and dieted how"8took0ompa«lm Originate and how the Bubblea Bnrat, read this work. over Thirty flna

1,,

ifHib

"OOSTAE'S" SS

Standard Preparations ABE Bat, Beach, 4c., Exterminators,

J0ffjl'(7

L. H. BARTHOLOMB SxjaaiOR &md Mechanical i!*

E N I S

Snooduor to Dr. D. H. WELD, N«. 157 Main fill National Block, Terre Haute ind. [m30dtf

£)K. O. G. 'WNOOtiN,

The

Oldest Established Dentist In Terre Hante,

Orrioa—On Sixth St: Ohio, one door lonth of flaring had upwards rienc* in Dantiitry, h« la oonfldent that he can gtre (atlifaotion In all case*. (Jy* 'dly^

re Hante, treet, between Maln aiid of

HOTELS.

^ARMBRS' HOTEL,

CORNER NINTH & CHERRY STSi Opposite Eastern Harb«t Honae. Hating a large Wagon Tard attachad, wUl ea able me to gire general ^atiafaclion to the trar eling pobllc. D. W. BANKIN.

J*o°*

sct*. e. but NATIONAL HOUSE, Coa.

Sixth

ahd Mijh Btebbt.

TEBBE HAXJTE, IISX JACOB BVTZ SUN...... ..:..PBOPBUTOH*. Tfaia IIouw has been thoronghly refaisHiel. mj 23dwljr i'

Mb ion

T.:c. murrnr, Prap'r.

HOUSB. ,v *tegt

ooHia or nasr am oho rraKm...

Terre Haute, Indlaafi

W. B. SBimTH .Propprlet^r

Office of lianball.'ICcateivma and Pale*tine HaokLinee. freeBnsi to and tttm all Trains. ao«88AI

PARK HOTEL,

ON Tlir AMKH10AN AND CDBOPIAN PUN Co*. BeekmaM and Nassau Stal Nsar City Sail Park Hew York

esq io .. -Ij

Ofriai—Oorner of Main and flWS "Btroeh, orer the Nation at 8 WaBaak. ttkaiomoa—Oheatnnt St*, between 6th nt/) TiiBB ha bra. ind.

"StmUitP Sitktlibua Ouranier"m

TTA.YING ASSOCIATED OUBII telTea together for tha |kractioe«f MedfcrSre wlthjbe »bor« Homwipabhlc law ae onr gaide, we Will te plea»edto «rttend all whernrty need tnr professtonal ssrHcM. .rUo -^OPPlCOB, 139 MAW 8TBXBT, kefween 6th aid Sfk streets, or»-r Hndaota'a Cblaa Store. AprUWr WATEBH: jaSSdlm ,,JC,

J. YOUNG, •. I feeaflswjqa

PHYSICIAN andtfi fjiGEOir: eFFICE—West H4«PnhUc Jqaare, (Vecastly oaenpied by Dr. Cortu^

-i-.

wodasdMtfoo fefjii wfl.poO .tic

reait this work.. It con tat n* -jgf^jats, and talla all aboot

.be Mysteriee and Oilmea of New Tork, and is tha 8plcieat and CheaptafWorkof tha kind pablfahMl.

ONEY $2.75* PER COPY. mar Sendfoi- Olrcnlsaami eeaenr tenas, anda nil description of tha: .work. Addnsa JOBXS

4°

BOTH CBS A Co., Cincinnati, O Chicago, 111.,

C/Jk JL A! al lag circulated., „gee tt.at •___ _- __ wSA tttM etlgrarings and-sell at#%78 per cop*

bell

Sea that the books yon bay

American Company

BICHLT SOENIU

•TOILET SOAPS. McKEONE. VAN HAA6EN Si CO.. S^S- Front-st., PaiiABitrAiA, 82 Barclay-st.f N.

Money, Glycerine, Elder flower, Bouquet ind Palm,

Jdilrtf J^jr^e iSd Per^nme warrantrd rqn*l to tbe EasiitKud'aold fally 60 per sent, cheaper, which accounts for the great falling off lntna demand lor the foreign soap*, and toe unprecedented snoeass of tha American Ceauanj lillet Solaa. now sold ereaywaerein the Unitea itee., MCSKONE, *AS flAAflUN C0N

Sele Maaafarturers.

WANTED, ery where, male and female, to Introduce the GKNOINB IMPBOVBD COMMONMNSB FAMILY SFVONO IfACHI1W. I Ibbi4lachine will stitcb, hem, fell, tnfik, ^nilt, coid, bind, braid, ttnftembroidera most superior manner. Price only 18. fally warranted for Are yeers. We will pay llitioq for #97 maohins tbat will sew a strohlcar. more beautlfBl, or more elastic seam than oarsi' It makes the "Blaatie Lock 8titcb." Brery seoond stitoh can be cut, and still the cloth cannot ba^nlled apart withont tearing it. We pay AgSnts^'fromfTS to 8200 per month and exDeusea. or a commissioa from which twice that amonAt can be made. Address SB0OMB 4 CO., Pltt*borj(b| P»-i or B°»tdn, Msai'., or ft.tonis cantton.—Do not be Imposed npon by other partiea.paVmlng off worthless cast-iron machines, under thetjsame name or otherwise. Our. l» the only geiihine and really practical machine msnnfaetntpd.

E4KLY B«SB POTATO--*","^. eigo Spring Wheats, Oits Barley, Corn, Closer Seodi, Grass B«pd, Hogs, fowl*. Best Fodier Cuiter. Send for the Experiment! Fakm Jonajval, only B' cents. Address GKO. A. DJEtTZ, Ohsmbtrtburg, P*'

Nurseries of W. F. Heikes.

OLD KSTABLI8HMXNT with a new feature. Every person can procure Trees and risnts at Wholesale PrlSta-by ordering through onr Club Department. For prices and o*ther information, address W. P. HKlKKi, Dayton, Ohio.

1 GEN 18 WANTEI) for onr new book ol 1,000 pages, profuseljr illustrated with elegant Btigrafiogi, Mans, Ac. Price,tin oloth, S3. The Pes jls's ^Mltiea Ol ST. PAUL the l.ife andj Kplntles Lof by Bst. Mee-rs. OuNTSKAas A RowtOH. A Tivld pioture of the times of thagnat Apostle. Warm, ly oommended' "by clergymen of all denomi tlotis- Superior to the Koglish aditipD, a»d Hold at one-third its price. JNotes and isferensea In be English langnSge, Commisaions to Agents LABQEB than erer Bsfofe offered. Circnlan iree Address tbe Publishers,"it. W. BUSS-* CO., To ledo, Ohio.

Agents Wanted for

HOW to MAKE THK FARM'PAI. How to double tha ralae of lsnd and the profits on stock, and how to raise three times the quantity of nil farm crops to an acre, T50 pages fnd 140 oeantifnl and useful illustrations. Farmers. youns*-men and experienced agents find it pays to canrass for ibis book. l|OS to 9BOO ner montll according to ability and energy For foil particulars, addrass ZIIfllKB, McODB DY A CO., Philadelphia, Pa.

AGEH*fS WANTED for tha lire and Times of dis pifjl Complete Edition. By 9ie JT All lie Cony bears A Howson, with en Introdnotlon by Bishop SiarsoK. It ia the greatest Biblical work of tho age. Send for onr oopy-right circalar, endorsed by H. W. Beecher and the eading theologians of Buropeand Amari, ca Be sure yon get the eottrairn Kdrioh. .. K.B.TBBAT* CO.,PuMieher.,

654 Broadway, N. T.

WERI SPORTSMAN, FABMEB and H0B5EJCl KAN, should send for our pamphlet of SiO pages, containing a fnll description 01 a new tnTentlon by wb(oh the most Inreterate Kclsrt, rwaiwyi and vioiow horsee oan be driven with ptrfect tafety. For bcaafciag and trotting herses, it is better than Bany's or any oth-r sys em.— Sent free.' Address N. P. B0TXB A CO., Parkes bnrg, Chester Co., Pa.

Agents Wanted

FOB

THE AMERICAN TBAB BOOK ASD NA TIONAIj BkOISTIB for. 1869. Astronomi cat, Eisf orical, Political, Financial, Commercial Agricultural, Educational, Beligious. Tbia work contains a vast fand of late valuable lnformatlonrsSpSetlttg^UulIIbltaAStates and Foreign countries, tndnding every, department of «ne CtiaAal and BtaVe GovCfrniaenta, which all classes will 1Ind'invaitiabla!ftr dally reference. Addrt O, D. CASK «CQ.,$lkM 'Opera Uoi^se, Cineln natl Ohio. -.fl f-'iM ui rJroimw: iabirs* in

LttPtNCOTT A BlKtWlll: The people seem to be oraay about your Ben Jacks* axis. Please eend. «»e. twenty doaen OOT®.

Prnit-Clrowers.-Stiid for particnlai aof rator and Insect Daatroyei." BampWe to tret will tie jrw.rd. to any part of the aired »l»tee and rxirtct sAtmAcrie* guaranteed. Oood A nuts toe wantst to avary Oonnty ia tha UaiV»d States. Address J. AHXABN, «3 Saco«a tweet, Baltimore, Md.

•'Basr's improved Frait Troe aad Vine lavigo

IWAWUFACTURCf^,

[KTB CITY PLA5 MILLS.

JdsICH dLWULU9l» inrnsVi in xixvnoTVBiii or Sash, Doors, Blinds,

Window and Door Frames,

Bailnsters,

it m«

Inforior works of a almilar character are

Newell Posts,

BTITPTB, Pittsfield

MAPLBW00D Mass., Bev.0. V. Spwjj, Priscipal. Fif.y tUih snni^ahnttnl Term opens Msrcb 4,186®. Faculties and lotatlon unsurpasaed.' -i-

wifsr'- t: QBAND BAPID3, MICH., 1

Sarr. 10, 1868./

Tcnrs truly, W. D. F. it,"i f.

»T' WOT^! iulTO'

CAUTION*—Unprincipled dealer are selling Axeepainted red, as the Ban Jackb Axe. The irood qnallttts of his Axe consists la its .CUTTING qntlities, not in the ted paint.

Tho, "Ban Jacket" Ij for sale by all responti' ble hardware dealers and the manufacturers.

LIPPIKOOTT 4 BAKE WELL, -tivtr T'rt' .viMabarcfe,

AHErm,

•AGENTS"^TO.BLLTHB

"WANTED—AHDll 1U~ Ameriesa kNITTlN6 MACHISK, Pr ce |M. Th* almpleet, cheapest and best Knitting Machine eter invented. Will kbit W,000 itttohea par mln. ute. Liberal Inducements to Atents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING' UACUINE CO., Boat£2. Mass,, or Sf. Louts. Mo,

THE PATENT HAdlC COMB!

ent bla'kor brown, a*. Treasurer, Springfield. Mass.

AddteeeWM. PA'ITe#! Trees Magic Comb Company,

Farmers, Qardsnen, and

mit-Growern.—Send for

OFFICEB8 under the new Amtf4e. tratlon. We prepare applications In

36,000

form for Government positions secure Co agree, sictaal aad other nroeaaarv tnOuAee, and pseeon. ally present tbe claims of applicants. For ei, an. lar of tnssrnctioins, addrrsv with stamp, ,«'wenstsa It Batbix, Wasklngtbn, T. w,| i|iiassi[hwii»

si is diii'l

'J!

-Ui -aT id

iji't •k'

J'duq %.}. tr.faa mi «4s a} nal •trc-g'i'

r, 1--1J9 ,- t.hf

IS-Ss.r

'p v"5t'.ijOfW! nai ,'v

n. •jl

to «m!4 i* J.?' *.-••?».»rt .«.*»*-/ a.

Have Made Advertising a Study.

VOB TEN cum I Will sand In any one* list of A tbs best Newspapers in tbe Onltad States. I wonid onea.Jiave. paid a. tbeassnd Aollara tor this' very Uformatioa. Address Bo* ?7t, New TorUCity.

-"i.. -»U

i»(! Iteii y-rt j, t-rar Uiii x.ietil 11bo- V» fell' »#ti etfl as JjetiflBo uivv* tlembtisitt*

b»mm. ezadi -bint hU. bimtr If»«f si't $*S! atfmiqai

•.

Fitting and Siding,

Afid all diMcrfptlons of Fibiehed Lamber.

Wholesale and JRetail Dealers -IN PIKE LUMBER,

lath and Shingles, Slate Roofing, Cement Hoofing,

,,**i

Oflstom

Folt-

Saving?ft5S

Planing and

Wood Turning

DONE to ORDERS

All Work"' Warranted! Corner of Ninth and Malberry Ste. jeSSdtf J,j '.snis" 003,8 rfcfn

\9 It'S o?«»w

faivht

WISE MEN of the LAND The Divine, the Physician, the Judge

USE DAILY

itii

IN T1IKIB OWN UOMBi AND BXCOSlMBNr To all Invalids and Suflerors moil Dy.pepsla, Hick Headache, Hoar Stomach, Costtveneas, Heartbarn, Indigestion, Piles, Uilloas

Attacks. Liver Complaint^, Goni, and 1J Bhenmatio Affe$tiooa -igi NATUBE'S OWH.ii kw

GllKAT A\U GOOD Ml

TARBAftTS

Effervescent Seltzer Aperient,

•••rut'-.'- 83'i'

C03.1-

th*

.• li .43 siilJ

Beat and Moat Belllablc Uedielne Kver offered to peop» for the above clau of dlscaaes.

Tbe nnrSing babe. In brothers and eietars, its parents and grand-parents, will all find tbi. pleasant remedy well adapted fer their Jiffs rent complaints. »»•*'.V«i! MANvrAcrirnaD oiiit s'r

TARRANT CO.,

978 O-reenwich 8U, New Vork. ftW" For Sale by all lrnggl»ts. "®n anlS—demaod 3-nu%» .wtcaqi

I? «lriaia4 is auk:f

••i'-r.-ft !:/•. J5i-l iSiisiK:

JUST IN RECEIPT OF

Mens' Hats ot aii klnda, .svnni Boysi'Hata of all teitvebe. IVllnnesi'Hata of all kinds,''"

Infant*' Hata ol all kinila

And nt all prices. Ig, Hats made to order on short

s?rlj ba« swiUj ftff ne-.fif a KJS KN BACK

A. as

Of full Mine sent free to any Book Agent. BOOK AGENTS. WANT8I) For Matthew Hale Smith's Pfew Booh,

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN" NEW YORK.fv., a wonn of 'AMOBBtNO intc&est, replete with Anl eodotes and Incidents of. Lifo In the Great Metropolis. ,1 I^Om Agent ill 80 in on* daf, a*9iktr told «»d end 227 ia 15 dagt. amothtr 361 in 7 $ayo. JMo book ever pnblisqed that sells sb rapidly. Tip Ton wl*h to know howfortnnes are inade •I 17 and ioat in a day: bow Shrewd Men are rnt ined In Wall Street now "Countrymen" ark swindled by Sharpers how Hinifters and Merchants are Blackmailed how Dar oe Hilli anl Concert Saloons are Haaaged how Oamblin^ Houses and Lotteries are conducted how Stock Companies Originate and how the Bubbles Bursi read this wotk. It tflls yon about the mysteric of New lork, and contains Biogradbical Sketob of its noted Millionaires, Merchants, Ab. Al Oetaeo VoL 730page* Finely IUmtrated. The latgi oommtaston given. Onr 38-page clroolar and Orsenback seat C/ea on appliottlen. For fn partlcnlers and terms, address the Tnbllsbers J. B. BUBR & CO. Hartford Coi d«2w

r,.. jfotJit'P a* s»*1 M'iw as it ••bfbt-'i 9-J^a.vsw "ifi

SPRSR'8 JTAMIAB0!

W I N

1 1 1 TTE lis

THIS EST1^BITTERS For Weakly Person*. IO« TBI WKAK, ft«R T»* PAL8.

TO& THK SreirtT,

^WtmiANCli

.ri I ni ex

?f!l.lan "b»t— -S.

!ttfl b*./

N BAKNIKLB. «&C1

JOB

Merohaut Tnllor, -p UAINSTJtKXT, Over Saxion Walmslty's Dry Goods star* Would respeotanily eall tbe attention of the cltl seiis of Terre Hante, and tht pnblio In

that he has ranted rooms above Saxton A Walmi* ley'f Dry Qeods store, for ihe purpose of carrying on

Kfterchant Tailoring. He keeps always on hand a FASHIONABLE SILICTION OI* OAS3IMEBB3, TBSTINOj, OLOTHS, Ao., aad is j-eady ta make it ap in The Latest Style and on Short Aotice, and on very Seasonable Terms'. Having no bigb rants to pay, he prcmlnea to make np to oider, whether thegeodsbe inrniehedby him or not.— Everything in his line cheaper tban anywhere else.

Onttlng done and warrantrd to At. A liberal patronage solicited. •'jang99lt£

HATS AND CAPS,

EW YORK HAT 8TOB8

6.7)Jv»

RATIONAL

LIFEINSDRANCE CO., 0* TBI

United States of America, wAamsoTon, o. o.

CIliRTKEID SPICIAL ACT of tONUISS Arvsovn) Just tS, 1868.

CASH CAPITAL^* $1,000,000, PAID IM mix. branch officki First National Bank Building,

Philadelphia.

Where the gei.eral bntiniss af th Coaiaayts transacted, and to whicit all general cotrspendenca should be addra sed.,,s0! 1.3

OFFICERS!

OLAUKNUB^a. CLABK, Picaident. ,JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance acd Esecn Committee. HEN RT D. COOK t, VIce-FV. sident. EUKRSON W. PKET, Secretary and AtnAry.j

ThhOowipsny, National in its character, off. by reason of its large Capital, Low Bataa af Premlnrn and New Tables, the most desirable means of insuring life yet presented \o the pnbllo.

The ratal of premium being largely rerinoed, are made as favorable to tbe issnrers as those ot the best MatualnCompanieOr and avoid all tha complications ai.d uncertainties of Notes, IHvldenda, and tbe misunderstandings which the fet* ter are op kpt to cause the Policy-Hot r.

Sdve^al new and attt active tables are now preKnlM, which nted only .to be understood te ptove acceptable lhe,public, snohas tha IN-COME-PBODUCING POLICY and BRUM PBEAIIUU POLICY. In the former, the policyholder not only s»onr,s a life insurance, payable at death, Bat will revive, if living,after period of a few yetrs, aa ansoi ueoms equal to tern fer cent. (lOptr eeut.) hit policy. In the latter, the Company agrees to rtimnt te the stemtd tbe total amottat of money he hei pnti N, in addition to tike amount of hit policy.

Xh& attention of parsons contemplating insnr-. lngthcialtves or itciessing the amount of lnsnr anca.tbey already have, Is called to the special advantages offered by the National Lib Insurance Company.

Circulars, Pamphlets and fall particulars given on afplioAllob to the Branch Offloe of the Company, or to JOHN W. ELLIS dfc C«.,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

Ceneral Agents for Ohio and Central and Sonth erti Indiana. _jjr,

FOOTE,

24d«ly Agent for Terre Hante, I^ i.

& It tUtfilb rtis ''lit. I''f

JNSUKB WITH THB BEST I

/F N A

X,n

Cash Assets over

nttio»v Oon

*~THE FALL 8Tl?L,fiS, 145 JTain Street. Terre H«o*, liaov STdtf

Rfc v,

01App]icatH)M

if *0* TU* AU*D, Mfc-JssiViC 1TOH

rCMAI

KK,

K)E SPHINO Qsa ii

No Bitten Eqaal te Tlieiu

Speer's Standard Wine Bitter* —MAQ* O*—n(.

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS Brasa's Oelebmted Wine, eo wall fthowa. wMb PKBlTlAJi BARK, vHAMouiiR nomsiw,

«iira. IK,

aad snch ot^ar ttg&Ba snd as will in ail WUWnff T,' pi'01B(!lt6 tot

IstTOgwtlW tiiumore tbe S.cretione ol

the System

the natural channels, and give v" a yi •.

T03STB AND —Tt» TS9— YODN ill OLD, MiH ifflt FIIMI!!!

All

use It with wonderful s/icmss. Brings wtfrsro» CJOLOR 1**$ To 6»e"paie wblte ltp,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY, To the thlo ftce and care-worn oonhtenance. Cures FETXB and orea'teg APPETITE. Try them. Uae npaa-oteerft-L A# for SPEEB'S STaNDABD BITTERS. Sold by Drnggi.ts and jlnoars. See that

1','. rc I' '-n a

of early

slgnatnra is oyer the oork

asch Bottle.

.. ,ei.4

Ai,F#EP SPEMR,

Passata far trade

f- ,.tni

OF HARTFORD, CONIf.

15,059,88019.

Fire and Inland Insurance at as favorable terms as thb Haxltrils Pet mlt far ®ell»bl» lndea^nity^ HAQEB A McKJEEN, Agents, '&tG 13m iir/.

DOwllng Hall.

.,li

fats itv. b'-iiw li."'* j!*i ,-.l

FIBE AND LIFE,

INSURANCE AGENCY,

Tha following .Old and Reliable Companies Bepreseuted. ia Jfil t*

Merchants Fire Ins. Co., iv "f HABTFOBD, OONN. aotdw

North American-Fire Ins.Co. ai!a»L« i«tt HaBTFOBD, win. i.-tairl tif, qssaioal -!,i ".. r:--. n-ii .0,2 .,

taken and Policies issuad

in any ol the above named Oompanies in lowest current rate*. Also, BllAXi ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to. it'H Apply-to udiotd. 1 .»

M. A. ORANE,

Qstieral Pire and 'Life Iararmnce Ageat nt OFPICJSt

Main|St., between 5th & 6th

Terre Haute, Ind.

Offlee 1S9 Main Street Old Stand of Drs. Thompson A Boat

A Co a Kb. C«ld, orMN Tlsroat. Bsquiass mnsniATi xiTurrioa, ami should nc cnscnco. I#1 allookd'to

co»Tisnn,

Irritation of tl*« LaaaSi» permanent Ukrast tlon, er sas laesinUs

Laa| Disease IS onu TBS kllllf.

Bfowa"* Bwicki»I Trod* Havlsg a direct laflosaoeha the parts, give immediate relief.

For Bronefaltls. Asthma, Catarrh,r«a. n'

amsnpuao smssI Jl^wat Pisessss. TSOCHES Att ^n wiII ALWATS OOOD (UQCBSS. SIJiGKBS ASP PUBLIC &PIAKKKS will fliiA Ibcahsrusetnihi earlcg tbe vetee whan Ukon-beiote hu^inx oi Speaking, aad ralievt^g the Tbroat alter an unutnal exortloaof the vtc»l organs. The Troche* are recv mstendsd and ptee«rbe4 by Fhysiciaas, aad hava hsd Usitmei.fals from eminent men tbrongbout'tbeooontry. fining an ant lei. of troa motlt, and having

prond

th-lrrfflcftoy by a Ust of mtny years, each yaar (ffiA tbrm In new fbcantfev In varlcms parts of th» world, and t&e Trochm are uive^sally pronodnccd tetter than other articles.

OsTAL-f nly "Baow.f's HaoacniAL Taocnas," jaad to,not^fee any ot tha bns n» djiirt Hjo soi», »vrsfWM»«i .j mid jj.iiittitpri *f.n $ fitiw

.silled it di'ivr oi

A/f AN

HOOD

punrer-.

AND THK yXGOB

iVl br TOttH lejtored

in four

weaki DB.

JilCOBftf BabSNPB- OF. LIFE iasComs manly

from whatever

cagee arising

tba efMU

pO^nlelous habits,MTf-arbme,

and

cllaate, give

laipot nc]r

*ay at onoe to

this wonderful

medicine,if taken rtgqlarly accoidlng to tha directions (which ara very simple, ani rfqtrii. no restraint frent hneiaoss or pieaeare.) JTaUafe is Impossible. Soldin botHe* at or ionr gaaatH tjee in one for |97 To be bad ontv of tha sola appointed sftent^d America, H. OIBTIZEN, #9. N Avaoaa, Qfr- qf )W stretfc *), rtm ds* z-f i.. .1