Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 March 1869 — Page 2
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STATE ITEMS. 7%&l I ®v(jSd is
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Legislature adjourned tine Axe
is a man in Ediaburg who. baa water for fifteen years. J*£
lc*rt£ fo beautiful Swing were recently -icniiared in Fountan connty.'^i'^' Tbb Ibraklitks
of Laporte recently
flsdlcated a handsome new Synagogue IIbs. Scott Siddons
is at the" Indi
ioapolis Academy of Music. coat only $10 and costs to break the ose of an officer in Richmond? S iT iS an of on he a ry election for city officers yester-
Gknxbal R. C. Kisk has assumed edi vtorial charge of tbe Boone county Pio-
Ths "Stringtown" murder will prob ably "simmer down" to the. finding of with no visible owner. ,,. .'* .The
hat
Valparajfo Vidette has learned
cure lor laziness. It is to milk a cow on the run and live on the milk. Rev. Wm.Smith and Wife, of' Green castle, celebrated their golden wedding last Wednesday night.
Smal tPox agitates.Richmond. More than five hundred children of that city wero vaccinated in one day last week.
The sudden appearance of an -univited skunk^listurbed the deliberations of the Muncie City Council al^ its last meeting
Thz Indianapolis & Viocennea-rail road is constructed and in good running order, for a distance of three miles from
N:Vincennes.
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Klwood Pleas has' been pleated to re tire from tbe Newcastle Courier, and E. Pleas with H. H. Hoover lias.taken charge thereof. °,tof-
Xast
Saturday week the big brewer^
at Aurora was sold at bankrupt sale for $350, subject to mortgages amounting to over $220,000 and a number of lawsuitfe.
Nkar Union Mills, Laporte county, last Wednesday, a man named Campbell was fatally stabbed by one Williams, in an altercation growing out of some bu?i ness affairs.
Within the last two'months Thorns N. Braxton^of Orange county, has bought in that county, over thirty thou sand dollars worth of horses and mules for the Southern markets j|
Tbe
Executive C'oiAtniUee of tb^fate
Board of Agriculture has adopted plans for, and will build,' this season, a beauti ful floral halL. ai the Fair Grounds. In At 4^1 dianapoli^ 7 ('AW
It is
stated that capital has been *e-f
cured for the immediate ^pmpletien 0^ tha Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad,' contingent only on the ndjustment of the questions in tbe courts and Legislatuie ol Michigan. \.f -W V# is k": ..it J), I
Somb days ago Simon Gfroeman, German resident of Brookvillo, sixty seven years old, was found lying dead or the river bank, near that place. He hac not been seen for four weeks, and is sup4 posed to have been drowned during freshet. .aiii ..
Bob Tuhbyvillf,
Ben. Irvin and
Ed
Kelso,{arrested for the supposed murder^ at Stringtown last Monday night,- Were discharged from custody by an order from tbe Grand Jury of Marion county last Saturday, there being no evidence of a criminative character brought againei
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Tax Sentinel has the following in relation to tbe awful tragedy near Lebanoiv an account of which we published yestero day:
On Saturday a man and woman wh^ had formerly lived with tbe Todds, and who were heirs to tbeir property, were arrested for committing the murder. It is said that spots Of blood were found on tbe woman's dress. 1
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Skth Know lis alia* ^Jatn Sliok, the man who shot Conductor Theodore Vorwin, near Peru, on the 11th of February last was arrested at Union City last Wed oesday morning, and lodged in tbe Mi. ml county Jail the same evening, where he was identified. The Toledo, Wabash and Western railroad had offered a Toward of $500 for his_arrest, whjoh amount it is supposed will be share by one or. two persons in Indianapolis who aided in the arrest.
Democratic State organ, speaking
of the result of the bolt of its political friends in the Legislature, say* "They have left the Asylums, the Ponitentiaries, the State debt, and a score of important interests, without any provision whatever. Unless a special sesii(?n is called, the insane will have te be sa'&t. to the county poor housfcs the blind "-aod deaf mutes wiii have to be taken home or turned into tbe streett the penitentiaries may not be entirely closed, because pee at least is self-supporting, but if any stocVdsnt should happen i&em they would tore no cemody, and no means of repair the State debt would remain dhpaid tbe Rouse of Refuge wonld have to be closed m4
the inmates let loose qn Society again tia jSoldiers' Home would be .emptied into tte roads and fields, and its Aieroic relics of tbe srfttjeft |o^beg .to.as -oap8 starvation."
ington, a mple of
tt 'tKd in training for a
into the furthsst cor
ners. Ko amount of beating would bring MHHUlW'"
msm a TiAAmfltan preacher warned tbe unmarried ladies of bis flock, a short time since, to beware-of the sleek and nice young men who pretend great reverence for Christianity whilst seeking their afbut who in reality, have no
Democratic State organ figures op
a total cost to the State of $120,000 to $160^)00 as the result of the Democratic bolt. As there was no good cause, or even pretext, for the bolt, we are anxious to see bow the bolters will shoulder tSlfr responsibility of their conduct before thefir outraged and indignant constituents.
The Indianapolis Sentinel says: Dr. J. Jameson, of Lebanon, .Boone county, died the other day. For more than sixty days before he died be tasted no food. In accordance with his dying request, a post mortem examination was held, which revealed tbe fact that tbe stomach was eat en away and entirely disconnected from the bowels, and the liver was ulcerated and nearly destroyed. The lungs were perfectly sound and healthy.
Major Gordon, a distinguished member of tbe Indianapolis bar, has met with a very spriousjloss by fire. On Saturday night the upper portion of his house was burned. The most serious loss, however, was in the library, every volume of which was ruined. This contained, among other accumulations of twenty-five years, a very fine collection of works upon constitutional law, which Major Gordon claimed was the finest in the country, and in the collection of which he bad spartd no pains or expense. The value cf tbe library was about four thousand dollar*, bpon which there was no insurance. The loss on tbe building was about $2,000 insured for $1,500, in addition to $500 on tbe furniture that was saved. The fire caught from a defective flue. l"
:^|%*I.^3DXDK.^SS :f|
OF THB
REPUBLICAN MEMBERS ofthe LEGISLATURE
People of the State of Indiana.
The undersigned, a joint Committee on behalf of tho Senate and House of Representatives, submit for tbe consideration of tbe people "the following facts:
On Thursday morning, the 4th day of March, 1869, the business of tbe Legislature was suddenly arrested by the resignation of seventeen Senators, and thirty seven members of tbe House of Representatives. The persons thus resigning tbeir seats were all Democrats, and the reason assigned by tbero for resigning was. to defeat any action by the Legislature on th« 15tb amendment proposod by Congress to the Constitution Of the United States. The Constitution of our State provides that a quorum to do business shaTl consist of two-thirds of each House It will thug be seen that a sufficient number of the Democratic members of each House resigned to destroy tbe quorum necessary to pass tbe bills atready completed, or to, mature others yet imperfect.
All or nearly all, of tbe legislation that is really demanded was in condition to be perfectod and passed in tbe three days that remained, had this revolutionary movement not occurred. It is invariably the case that the last three days of legislation are more indispensable than any preceding twenty daysof tbesession.' In those three days all tbe important bills, having previously undergone dis-f cussion, amendment, examination by committees, and thorough investigation, •are brought to a final vote, and, on matura consideration, passed^ or rejected. Thus it w»a *n this case. All the great measure were awaiting the final action of tbe two Houses, among which we may mention the Railroad laws, the Gravel Road laws, the Election laws, the School laws, and tho |laws making the necessary appropriations for carrying on the various departments of the Government, and for tbe support of tbe benevolent institutions of the State, together with the necessary provision for the payment of the interest and principal of the public debt. But the powe* of the State to use tbe money raised by taxation, for all the above named purposes, is suddenly stricken down by a revolutionary movement on the part of tbe minority to prevent the discharge of a duty imposed on the Legislature by tbe Constitu-Uou-of the United States, which every member and employe of both Houses had solemnly sworn to support and obey. That instrument provides that, "The Congress, whenever two thirds of both Houb68 shall deem it necessary, sball propose amendments to this Constitution which shall be valid to all intents and purposes, as part of this Constitution, when ratified by the Legislatures of three-fourths of the several States." In accordance with this power, and in tbe manner thus point' ed out, the Congress of the United States adopted the following: "Article Fifteenth—"The right of tbe citizens of the Unitsd States to vote sball not be denied or abridged by the United States, or by any State, on account of race, aolor or previous condition of servitude."
Section 2—Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.'
This proposed amendment was certified to the Governor by tbe proper authority, and received by him on Monday, March lstr1869. On tbesameday the Governor, as was his duty, presented this amendment to both Houses of the General Assembly. In the Senate, immediately on its reception, its consideration was postponed, and was made the special order for Thursday, the 4th, at half past two o'clock p. M. It was thus made the special order for tbe day above named without a dissenting or opposing vote or voice. It was well known that tbe Democratic prejudice against negro suffrage was intensely aroused, and the members of that party were assured that the measure would not be taken up for discussion or nation until the hour and day above indicated, b.ut that the majority in tbe Legislature would move on with tbe regular order of business '4Qtil that matter should oa reached, and then discharge their duty in taking it up and acting ,yp on it. But so bitter was tbe prejudice and so reckless the opposition of tbe minority that, on Thursday morning at 8|'o*£Tick,tb%y placed their resignations ill tlM bands of tbe Governor, five and a halt hours before tbe hour fixed for the consideration of the subject. In that five and a balf hours tbe appropriation and other biils that were necessary to prevent an extra session of the Legislature could have been passed, for the appropriation bill bad passed the House of Repre&ta. tives, had been read once in the Senate, jtnd was then in the hands of the Finance
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of the Senate, ed and disposed of I
fightiorjft long time, were put into the Ithi'meaaure been passed the ex- There is ia remedy, and only one, and ring "before a great many spectators.—I pense of the present* laegklatow neat 1th
The beasts stuck their tails between their $100,000—would not have been totally sense, the integrity, th*e virtue and patriI
and lhe expeDBe
TBdtia be paid by people already having causal to complain of thAir public burdens, for the indulgence of a revolutionary tendency and prejudice on the part of a faw public servants. /But tbe public mojHy thus squandered »nd l.*t is Bjl** *y -Ml means, the worst feature in the cfiw. The utter disregard of public official obligation the spirit of lawleasnass a&A| crime the reckless determination of a majority to subordinatethf jhigbgMjM'jT tions of Government to 'btrfeasoaWyp*®-^ justice and passion are acts of the moat alarmin in ly arrest and sternly rebuke socn cies, consequences the most calamitous in their charscter will ineviUfcblj uHT result. Obedience to Constitutions, and tbe laws ipade & pursuance °f. them is tbe only ho{& of free republican got*
and probably would have",received the re-1 !. .v.a.11.
Little do jthfey care that.an unnecsssary election m»st be held in half the counties of the State,' at great expense to the counties, and still greater loss to tho thousands ot people who aro thus called needlessly to tbe polls but they shamelessly jcansuro. Governor Baker because he did net fix'tbd election* for»thSa faithless Senators and .Representatives, on the day of the Aprif elections. They knew that the appbooriations heretofore made a.ll expire on ibn hiif tfarcb, and thA, after tbat:period, ^e .Qo*eEWr would have to borrow money to meet* the current expenses or draw upon Treasii the evils, the diffieuHiesj the confusion, and tbe wrqng tfl^t woi}Id result from their factious course, and either, with their eyes wide open, or blinded by prejudice, recklessly adopted and stubbornly pursued it.
lending** fttaft t^rppopto .. Mi'^^Wiy
session, not less than $50,000 wAiM hate 1 ®0#**P|«d—baio tfalJynA**«l. ft at been superceded. One hundred and fifty ^heir approbation will not be withheld w» i^iiMaiwiinBnifcWff aililiMp tv$'
ern ment, and when tbe representatives of I abligations of duty and public confidence the people withhold that obedience, the I j*,,, r. Cbavens,1
5b«die«c»ili«l SV&dlcM^j l.PfStiin,., sant repre8entatives or others seltclea
in
their steady leir That passion and prejudice cgntrolieu and directed the coiinseli of tbesd Tevolatienary members, there is no proof needed, other than the fact thatthey had not tl|e slirbest assurance that if tto«y_ had remained in tbeir places tne Constitutional amendment could have been rat« ifiedand accepted by the Legislature- It even a strong probabaility of would have l»en the sligbest juitififcatton or9ftpology for tholrrotoltotloiiify cooduct tbey are yet without 'Such apology- vlP the House of Representative ,it W
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Z'Jl to oppo»d to it. J" '"'j*'»« ""sped in Such was the state-tfthings in which A
theiRepublican majority of the
L?gisla-
on the amendment, leaving consequences to the people and tbeofuture. The Re-
suoh .compliance
iahed and ...
funds in tha
They, profess a vegr groat desire to refer this question /to' tbfe people \f$ien tMoy know, or ought to know, that tbe people, in making and adopting the Constitution ot the United States, authorised Congress to propose amend mania to .that instrument, and iefer Ahemnoitne 3tata? L9giSlatures for ratification or rejection. They know, or ought to know, that tbe repre*sentatvy^ -of tha people in Gonunpi, adopted this' amendnS^iiV- 1n strict Conformity to the Constitution, and the mode therein prescribed, and that it was properly certified to .'t})fe! Governor of-this State, and by hitn faithfully submitted to tbe servants of tbe people in the General Assembly. All of t&lsHhiy fcnoW they| kuew tbeir duty and 4i.d it Qo(, but calumniate]ibe majority in th»Legislature because tbey, too, would not, in a like, faithless manner, by agreement with, them, abandon tbeir post of duly and ser«! vice, to engage in a worse tban useless! con twit 0 an. avexuitiiijt iiuntios^tslbtt! the people, when the highest authority,^ that of tbe people speaking through the Constitution, bad clothed the Legislature! with power to dispose of tbe matter. will it by *gie^ this spe^^L elec tioalasver, and a' majority, pfflp, ol thea»men retuwed tb tb# LeeisJflare?—, Will they be any more likely to enter! upon the discharge of their 4aties with a] greater degree of1 fidelity than before?—i Or will the fact of tbeir endorsement by: tbeir constituent make them more bold and defiant than ever?' If tha speeqheii made at ttteirJn8|^tfoj[ on Friday aigbt,. at Metropolitan l£alltt(iyaany indioationj of their course 'at the coming special sea-' sion. we havd natbingto-hope WJtotfcf a repetition oLtha 4iM|racf(jiLscenes and' more base'T5etrya1-idr phblfb trusts we have so recently.'witnessed. We h»ve| nothing ta expect bnt a. jtstabandon ment of duty, a fuctber postponement of needed Kgislatibnf addit)oba) expendi-' tares uselessly incurred, the return of tbe blind, the deaf and dbmbj and in cheerless Aomes andftill were (s county jam. Iro-roblefceWvole charity of the people may thus, by, the infidelity of their publJc servants, ba sud4 denly withheld from tW' inoffnsive, tha helptesa ^atad- those bereft lo£ reasoa.w Without means for the. support of thd disabled soldier and Iiis dependent child
their now b9£P9 Po^pa frili ba to refuse ta sJjeJl^ and cdn/br^ £o those wbo sacrifice-tb#»M#lFat i^^acure for alt tho liberty And privflsfeas wbinb ^bosfl D«mocr»tio and Roi)ra»Bt#tives of the people so sbnipefiiUy abuse. Tbeir poverty, Vound| and helpless c«pditiont co'mmend them to the gratitude of tha nation but tbose public Servants woula turn-tbetn taos«fc ylfco«t toma«or food, rathe than Kregd tbe opJtMinhy 6f be* traying the puMid trust in ob#dsant^ t^ 1
To stop the wjbeeTs or government, to step th|is between the soverign power and
bnt desperate, recklesa men will thus encounter 4he danger of revelation and anarchy:^ Ou&G»vemments are of too much vaiue their great interests too dear to
to be m-
at remedy is lo-berfUttntlJn the: |W)4
There is great difference of opinion as wheffaer it was a double, murder or 'a
quisite number of votte but in the Sen- I ^uicide and murder. Todd is not known atd there *as no assuranoe that l^o have bad an enemy in the world, and
ocrat in. that body would have voted dispelled by the fact that ha was not posagainst it There were thirty Republican I Rested, of any money of consequence, and Senators, one confined to bis bed by "1- yg0 by the finding of his pocket book on
Phe
fl00t of lhe
cabin'
might be'in ^^fiiCV^it^ Ibfjir^^rM 1» dispute between the families in regard t» it. «.M„hl|, „r „r„ „f
2k3tiSSetetiJ5ti! menta, have heretofore been buried, and a wise and judicious people will look well to it that Vbe same means shall
employed for our overthrow which are found mingle* vritf the .ruins of Alia republics of former ages. But inexcusably criminal atre ^iese men, since it is an acknowledge doctrine of the Dem-s ocratic party, that an amendment to the constitution, ratified by' one Legislature, may be repealed by'a succeding one. Ohio and New Jersey acted in this way on the 14th amendmant, and these Indiana Democrats should have hi&.'a like confidence in the continuing wisdoim of Uieir friends in theState. ^ut.0prl)emqcrat8 wereteek1 ess in war, and in peace would over whelm us with evrls that we barely escaped in tbe darkest hour bf tbe Rebublio.
developed fa its power for ^'oh ™any construe .into a motive to «. th* nolitical Another rumor says that a desperate charaoter named Davis, living a few miles from tbe Bright settlement, owed
not
be
A Man Killed at a Bance House.
TUe.Murderer Arrested.. ,, '-i T/iiUltt From The Indianapolis Snutinel]' •-».' *t
JJetween one and two o'clock last Saturday mornfng, John fiurlon Was .shot and mortally wounded, in the bar room of the Western Hoti&e, better known as the Sheridan House, on south Illinois near Louisiana street* '.
Burlon, who has been fiddlihg for dance houses for the last four years, was in attendance on dance held in the -dining room, and had gone from there to the bar room. At tbe bar room door he meta man who has been staying at the house some three or four weeks, and who rigi6tered bis name as W. H. Ward, Gtilion, Ohio, and who is known among hi6 asso-' dates as "Bill the molder," who ordered him to get out of the doorway, or he would shoot him. Burlon backed him. self against the jtjsjd# casing of the door, remarking tbat there was plenty of room te pass and that he gassed the mau did not Want to shoot bim. War^T fi€in' repeated his demand, saving, "get "tint of tbit door, you s—n of a b—h, or I'll shoot you," at the same time making a motion as thougb in the act of getting out his pistol,in: Order to carify "his threat into execution. Burlon atonce sprang for. wardand strpctr Ward with bis fist, knocking bim down, and then sprang upon bim and tbe two men clinched as they lay upon the fioor. William Hughes the bar tender, here interfered for tbe purpose of separating tbem and quelling the disturbance, and dragged tbem to their'fe&f^ Burlon, wbo MwSftt 'fat go of his antangonist, cried out. to Hughes -let mego, don't you see be" is trying to shnot me." Huges at once let go of Burlon, who pushed Ward into a corner and bent hipa backwards over a beer keg. Whild ill this position ^u'loa told Wknl he must give up the pistol or he woulcj break his, Ward's, bead. Ward replied that he would give it up if be would let him up. Burlon then loosened his hold and raised up. As soon as Ward gotone arjp free b« struck Burlon over the head with bis pistpl, and then placing the muzzle within tbree inches of Burion's head be fired it, the ball taking effect between the left temple and ear and lodginr under tne inner- plate of ^be skull above tbe^-^righ^ ear. -Burlon instantly fell on^Ifts laCJt" andf Ward spt«% over him and made his esoape by going into a bed room, tbe door of which, be locked, and jumping outof a window into an^alley.
As soon as the police were informe.l of the circumstance they made dilligent search foe him, and it being supposed tbat be was at tbe house of Emma Owens, a prostitute, who hree on Wast Washington street, two separate parties went tber& but were unable to find him. He was anally discovered by Hi. Minnick and Oaptain Jaoobs, in a back room, s^-
creted under a pile of old slotbea and
be pistolj one or'Sbarpe's tour shoottr^ witn which be conunittedi the deAd, was found uader tbe bolster of a bed .in an adjoing room, tbree barrels of is still leaded. When arrested he gave bis name as William Davenport, and on being told that he bad killed a man, the laughed though it wa%and inquired, "did I?"
John Burlon was removed, frpm ^?bers be fell, into a miserable cuddy of a hold, "saife&ra ^6?ar room, where he remained up tp the hour of bis death, which occurred about fob o'clock Saturday afternooa,. when his. re* njains w«re takeb to Wewwi trederta king establishment. j*6rloa ori cama from "Madison, and sev«ral ago was employed upon the Madison mad,' bat lost bit position through bad •updates. At tha breaking out df thq war nejBoli^ad and wbile.in camp hqre shot and' severely woanded by a
4difo^Bf
leir wftole^iu
that it may be uftpfi the lawlets public servants who seek the triumph of a political party at the sacrifice of the biio welfare.
ints who krty at the
Tor' tlM people W&say, and?especially the people in those districts from which Senon and Representatives are now to be idseki,' this remedy is in yeur hands iploy it for your own good and for the of the public^ You may have your litical prcferendei, you may have partifavorites, but your lovO of home and
power j^ou
ands to promote order, law and good wernmaat, and you will not again be lied upon to supply vacancies in office, oluntarily made by reckless politi4ians,- with tain! who will tie true to the
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III
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fHK LEBANON TKAGfiDY.
tomors and Speculations.
ufitouahed. The
the
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*,ithl ?f«ok"eJgh.borho°d-
r,ur?or8
m"ny
them
an, aware of the deed, did not go to the house of his sister, although sent for.—
.j thZ rnth of dutvi the compelled,to send a summons for bim beE & S S S father tban comply with their solemn ob- j'nf j!'°°nnj|Df TS' iaT .0 ssftS
groLd,
Todd about $90, and who is on the eve of leaving the State, was informed by Todd a few days before bis death that if he (Davrs),. left without liquidating ihe claim, he would attach his property.— Many see in this circumstance a motive for taking Todd's life. The officials are making every effort 10 discover tbe perpetrators of this diabolical crime, and no doubt they will soon be brotfgbt to tbe bar of justice.—Ind. Journal.
OTHER MVBDUM AT INDIANAPOLIS.
iginally ,1 yean
quarrel**!.
He vii not at alt ouarrelsume but ^itber a confiditfg generom disposition, antf onrt likely to )w influenced and led airay by bad aacdates. He had no family^-bcre, except a wife, and an application ^for a
from her was pending when he*
died lirtl' .^probably would Ju.r» bHal gran tod on Saturday afternoon.
Sa\
be preaumad from the fact that he was ever MQdy to pick a figbt, aad^weat aroun^ genarally, with two pktels. About half .an hour before he shot Burton h^. struck at a German, who wa« staying at the hou^ej and a friand led him ta one side and took a, pistol away ft^m him. He then seems tq have gone and .got his other pistoli: with which he ahot fiurlon. Ward was but lately released from tha bouthern penitentiary, at which institution he learnt the moaiders' trade. It ia dd that during a. residence at Gal ion, bio, he wag known as a man of desperate character.
A coroner's inquest was held, yesterday, over tbe body of Ifurlon, and the jury returned a verdict thathA Was maliciously shot and killed by W. H. Ward alias William Davenport, alias William Gujnmings.
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ABB HI*
BEAUTI FIER, TBI Bimmin aib uiuhqi bimois
Ono Dottle, $1,00—Three for $2,CO. HIS
"l^star's Rat, Boacfe, Ac., Rxlemlaaters( •'Oostar'e Bed Bug fctlermUatora, "liestar's (Only Pnrr) Insect wwder. "Uuly Infallible Remedies known." "18 year* MtotilUhad In New Yor.^." "2,000 Boxei ana Klailcimanufactured daily. l.
"ill Bow are 1 1 of epnrlon* Imitation*. •"All Drngfelatala TnU Hauti m11then."
AUilrBSo "Costab,"
10 Crosby St., N. Y.
'Or, John F. Hknry,
(Succescor to)
DKMAS BARNKS A CO., 21 r«k Bow, N. In TSB&B QAUTK, by
1
BAHR, CULICK BERRY, JanMwly-n to BH.
jt-ro jt wia iT lijiwiiaii-ri-ji t5 »|a "j* at*K w'il *•*.
I'halon's Paphlan Lotion
rorrUeauUfyiag the jutUL. aa« COMFLIIlOll Removes all RRDPTI0NB, ntKOKLIH. PfMPLM, MOTH TA*. Had readers
F|aHetc,,
Tax silKsOW,
PHALOM'8 "PAPHIAN SOAP"
IMKKY aad
.) ill &ik»iw<sfc« »i. "j"-..-: »..i. 'V ."..ri'S
N I O N A & E A N MANUFAOTOBT, AND O S O E
u-
VHANM Hmiti A BBO Manalaotnrera of all kinds of
RAO KERS, BREAD and CAKES,
PRETZELS,
rwrieju .. and Dealer, la O O E I S Op LahyetU St., tetweea Oanal and
IISSLMIPPI •f, (be Hew from the
UOeean,
•il-lttiil EICHARDSOS.
and th*
PmIIo
Ooaat, villi over SOU Descriptive
and PhotagimpMc fwwt ofDi»' eMltry, CttiM, "Uanda, Mlaa* an* CnrioaU^as of tba Qreat W««t. Th* procpaotiT* tnipUtt ailM wttlenr in th* Tar W«rt."tlk|* Bliln ofthtt t»tU* «u•afda 'SHMts, toll, pro-
doot*, mean* *f tr»T»l, Ac., So. AOKNTS WANTXD.—S«Dd far Carcttlani And •moar tortsi, ind
a
ftall d««erijiH»H of tha work.
AAdrrM «A7I0«AX» VCBLlaBUO OU., Cin0lHttstit'f}K|f Pbicacp, UL or St. tool*, Mo. MLOOmlfQTOlf irUSSJEBY •saga 8M^£itai£i(s#', $BT hMacOPlaats—first Olasa, 10,009 ?26.
MM drallk—Apple, packed, 10,001), VO.
"MJBD-
time a lady who. uses fra
grant Sokodoht opens her moutli she: ad vertises the article. The state of her teeth is a certificate of its excellences No spot darkens their surface, no impurity clings to them, the cushions in which they are sat are rosy, and tbe breath that swells through tbem is sweet as the breeze of June. deodlw
~SS«a—Dahlia*. Ox*eohoaw fiaddioc Plant*, to. 8*nd 10 Mab. Ur (Ere* Spring OatalocilM.— GroaadopSa. «eady!mr Mde* to .tt i. *4*. PHOKHE,-v
Nurseries of W. F. Heikes. OU»Jt8tABt.l3HJ«irr with a ne^lea tare. Irery psnon ean^Mnrtw Tree* and: rlaali at by orderw|f Uirou)i o|r ,Gi«b jpmitnunt. .For price* and orherTnkrmatluD, addraa W. T. UEIK^, Dajrtoa.-Ohte.1 |.b kijfr
WASTED, A«M»TS.-£5.£,?.°r
erywhere, male and female, t» introduco (hoOiBMOUlB iMKBOVCD OOKMOHSKNBK £AAlIt* 8EW1MO KAOBIKK. This Machine will, •iltoh, hvn, felt, tuok, qdllt, coid, biutl, br»ld, and Mnbroider te moet aa|eror Manner. Prlcv* only 918. Fally warranted for. five ye«ta. We. wiH pay 1,000 for any .machine tliat will *ew a. stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic aeam than ours: It makes the "Klastic tiock Stitch/" Brery second Itltoh can be cat, anl still the cloth: cannot toe polled apart without tekrieg it. pay Ageata&om $75 to $300 per month and expeases, or aoommiesion from which twice.that unonntcan bo made. Address SBCOMB' A OO.r Fitt§bargh, Pa., ot Boston, Mass., or St. Lonla
Caatloa«—Doaot te Imposed upon Vy other parties palming off worthleee cast-Iron machines, under the same name or otherwise. Ours is tbe only genuhto and rnally practical machine manafac tared.
Pianos! JPfotnos Pianos! "The Parlor Favorite." Witfe Pateat "Trestle geawflag Board."
THB
Immense demand for thls popnlar instrumaat has induced us to make its manufacture a specialty, and we are conseqaently enabled to offer tbem much ldwer rate* than are charged far similar instrument*.by other makers. Inquire *f resident dealers, oreeaa for oar illuatraied Catalogue and Price List. Adrress «««. Jlf. (IITILB CO.,
Pianoforte Mannl'ii, Jloaton, NaMi
ikOINTg VAHTID to sell the celebrated OurPBa Mowaaa sod RKiriM—Lightest draft and most datable Machines made. Sen&fur Olrentar. CliPPcs Mowsa & Beper Co 12 Oliff-st., HeW York.
$3 WONDER! Sewing Machine\ Only'Tlire® Dollars Simple, practical and durable. Makes the Klastic chain stitcli, and adapted far sill kinds of plain sewing. Any child can .operate It. An elegant gilt. Testimonials daily. Sent in perfect ordpr on receipt cf price— (I Address Industry SeSrlngr Machine Co., Manchester N. H.
SSOOO SAliABT.—Address
To
tf.
New York.
WA»TBD-A«EJI®S~£S5^" KNlTriKH NACHIKE, Price #25. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit Sa^OOOstltobes per rain, ate. Liberal inducements to Asents. Address AMBRTOAN
JfNmiNG
ILBT,
MA0UIKB
ton, Mass or 8t ljouls, Mo.
BOOKS,'
aid BLOOglMU.
For LADIES la the NUBSEBT itis lavalaabie. For flKNTLRMEN afterSHAVINtt It has ao eqaal. "FBAP1AN LOTlOb'' Is the oalj^reUahle edy for Diseases «ad MfMlsbca UN.
fbr the TOILET.
BATH,
will aot ehap the BIM.
Iflee, 25 Denis per Cake.
''I
"FLOR UB MAYO,' •«*XO* DE MATA."
A MEW PEKFUME FOB THE •AEDKEEUHIEF. KIUllltUTE. DELICATE, LASTING FRAGRANCEPUALON SON.MEWtOBK, Held by all Urag. yists. 9d«rly-atorm
•HlfAirD
B^kS,
XJMIB.® W •Jvi f,' UTDI4IA. Order* left at N. Katseabach'i Sfora, Mala street, or 4th (treat, will be promptly attended to. tow J«a»tr
CO., BdS
nEAFIEBS. CATABRH, 8COFULA
MW
JJk (p««lalUy.~Curee legally guaranteed or money returned. By the Inventor ot tlie oelebrsted Patent Invisible.Organic ViBrator for Incurable SeSfoasS. Bsiid 10 ots. for Treatiso on Deafbess, Catarrh and .Scrofula. Dr. T. STILL WELL, 198Bleecker-st.r N. Y.
FREE FOB A 3 CEHT STAMP.
A
PAMPHLET containing valuable informa lion 4a' tbe strtijeet of Advertising. A
6f over One Thonsaad Newspapers,
Advibtuiho
list
(m bkst
Minium), and pi ice cards showing
advertising rates. Addrsts OKO. P, BOWEL' 00., Mew York.
"WV AM'EEO.—Sirst-clasi traveling salesman wW in every, State. Good wages, or a libera* per cent., and steady employment. Address,with stamp, B. phis, Pa.
ployment. Address,
r. MOWE, 63K Arch street, Philadei-
K^^liI^P^,',--Forpftrt,cn,ttra boro, Vt.
~B*RBINQ BUT JJOBLK.—Self-help for Toung Men, who having erred, deslrea better manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of oharge. If benefi ted, return the postage. Ad dress PH1LANTHB0S, Boa P, Philadelphia, Pa
HOW DAN IT Bfi DON!
Is. theory of tbe crowds who throng
sea
The Dollar Store, ,V/ 73 LAKE STREET*
I CHICAGO, yg:
"That every description and variety of
FANCY
GOODS, CUTIiBBY, LBATHBB GOODS,
JKW-
ALBUMS. SILVER-PL VTK
WABB, Ao., Ao., oan be nnrobasad at the extremely low price.of ONI DOLLAR
prioef" We reply We have truyers Oonstantly at the last, by wbom Job lots are obtained at enormous dliceunts, and, besides, a large portion of our goods are Imported direct from Europe manufacturer*.
Hating, also,
svibt SACttiti
CLtJB SYSTEM
Extend the advantages of our Immtase wholosale and retail trade to those living at a distance, thus saving in Kxpnss duurvto
THBEE-F0URTHS THE AMOUNT
Now palil and giving a better quality of goods than can bs obtained of any Bastern Brm.^
l«nd |nys«rClibt,er nead for €lrou t£• 4E—
A
ivy A9VERT49EMENT8.
Wltlfolor gr»y batr a permaaeat Ma«ker brown. Sold eVery where. St nt by mS'l Jor $1,21." Addleii WM. PATTOW. Treaaarer.
Uaglc Comb Company, Bprlogfleid. M»i.
aesHm, A Frait-G
BcCib:
Bloomiagtoa Nartery, III.
Farmers, Onrdeaera, Mid
Frntt-Growers.—Send for particular of ...JKUWSfifilM? •afet-wa will be rward to any jwrt of the Haired Si ate* and raurtcT 8att^pactwn
T. YOUNG,
a
Calls attended to night and d*y. National House.
8. Piano Go.,
If 3
the
Woskras 'OufsR^-tatt toow prapared to
farnish all classas with constant employment at their homes, the whole of the time, or, for th spare moments. Business new, light and profitable. fifty cents to 96 per. evening, is easily earned byjiersonsof either sex, an the 1oys and girls earn nearly as tnnch as'men. Great inducements are oCered those who will devote thAir whole time to the btuiaess and, that every person who may see this notice,^may send me their addres« and test the' bwrftiMS far themieltes, 1 make the following: unparalleled bfferi To all wbo are not well, satisfied with the business,,!. %ill send $1 to pay for the tropbie of writing me. full particular*, directions, Ao., een't free. Sample sent.by mail for.lO ots. Address C. AtLKS Augnsta, Me.
PARK HOTEL,
ON TBE AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN I'LAN Cor. Beekman and Nassau tits. Near City Hall Park New York
QEORGE WIGHT, Proprietor. N. B.—Located in the very heart of the wholesale business, this is one of ths most convelntly located Hotels for Merchants, Business men aad others visiting the city. d29d6m
PACIFIC HOTEL, _L 170, 172, 174 and 176 Greenwich Street, One door north of Cortlandt, and one block west of Broadway.
The undersigned takes pleasure in annonnclng to his numerous friends and patrons that from this date, the charge of the Pacific will be $2,60 per day.
Being sole Proprietor of this House, and therefore, free from the too commou exaction of an inordinate rent, he is fnlly able to meet the downward tendency of prices without any failing off sf service.
It will now, as heretofore, be his aim to main, tain undiminished tbe favorable reputation of tbe Pacific, which it has-eujoyed for many years, as one of the best travelers' hotels.
The table will be bountifully supplied with every delicacy of the season. The attendance will be found efficient and obliging
Tbe location will be found oouvenieut for those whose UuBinejs calls them in tho lower part of the jity, and of ready access to all Bailroad and Steamboat Linos. fe2dwtiin SI 31 j' JOHN PATTEN.
ATTORNEYS.
:-TXfla^WTOBJ«r»!?V-f:
MAU1C COMB!
gaarantretl. -Good
Agents are wantet in every tionnty in the United Statai. Addieat J. AHKABN, 63 Secotel Street, Baltimore, Hd.
PHYSICIANS.
JJR. 1. ©. SEKLY, ,w:
No. 41 JTortU Pom th Street, MAGNETIC ASD KCLKCTIO PB181CIAJT. fel3dtf
6Si
PHYSICIAN and [SURGEON: OFFICE—West Side PnbUc Square. (Formerly occupied by Dr. Corlis.)
Main Stbsbt,
TERRE HAUTE, IIV1.
JACOB B0TZ A 80-
rjlERRE HAUTE HOUSE, OOBHEB MAIN AND SBVBMTU STUBm, Terre tjaute, Indiana.
This Hotel has recently boeu refitted, and pot la flrat-class order, oflerlng »coomnodatlon« nnsnr passed in tho State.
T. C. BCNTIBi. Prop's.
pLAEK Vy OOBNEB
HOUSE.
oobneb
or rinsr
ano ohio
I, ,**" vt CIV
jjyf .. t«0f:
j'h.^lake,
Attorney at Law, o, AND NOTARYPUBLIO. Office—On
Ohio Street, between "Third and
Fonrth Streets. oot!8daw6m
JHO. P. BAIBD 70 OnAafctS OBlrVT AIRD & CRUFT, Till*
Attorneys Omon.
MtWm.E.
for each article,
when the same goods cannot be obtained at any otber place for double the amount, and which tlie wholesaler confesses na oasnqt
ajux for that
possessed by the
largest "Dollar Sale" Arms of Boston, wewill, by means of the
€0.,
Lake St., Chicago.
Goods at Wholesale to the Trads. ^t» -,y 1 —.
AGENTS WANTED,
WB
want a responsible resident Agent in every large town to seHCK P. BOWKLL A 00'8 new Araerlean Newspaper Directory imr imveo.
It gHes tbe nameS of all Newspaper*, tbeir Pouvtea, or distinctive character, Cuccwnon, and innch other Information. Also, forms a Complete gazetteer of all towns and counties in wbiob Kewspf^srs fre pubHihed. A handsome octa.ro volame or 400 pages, boand ia Iflack cfcth.
PRICE-FIVE DQZLARS, Largs oommtssloits paid aanvaSssrs. JfroW 10 to 100 coploa can be sispoee^ of in. every large town. Kvary thorough business man, advertiser, literary ^an and prfbllsher will want a copy Thees men foras a small part of ths community and bny onick. A town «an |M euavnmed ia mm
dty. Bend for terns and prospectus.—,
Address NIlJJOK CHXSMAK, Pabllshers' Awnt, 40 Park BSir. ir.'Y. eh
-if ci
*9$
McLBAN,
Attorney and Ooimaollor at Law, —-AMD— GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,
Terre Haute, Ind. Orrma.—No. 88 Main Street. deeMly
DENTISTRY.
R.
L. H. BARTHOLOMEW Sobs boh a*i Ukouakical E N 1 S
Successor to Dr. D. M. WELD No. 167 Main St. National Block, Terre Haute Ind. fmSOdtf
DK
C. O. LINCOLN, Oldest Established Dentist In Terre Haute* Ornoa—Ou Sixth Street, between Main aad Ohio, oae door south of National Mouse.'
The
Bering had upwards of eighteen years' experience In Dentistry, h* is oocfldent tbat beeaa givs satisfaction ia all ofaes. U.v* dly
4h.v
'1 thota.lui'sll trdj '.-i «.a 5
HOFF S
Malt
fxtraCI
a trade
Great Reduction in Price. Qdalitiis and
Pbopebtiis Usi»paibbd.
A Bellehtnil, Nnpitiou BRT8BAHE. A Plouant InT«oratiiE TOJUH'. A NHlMtttote for Ale and AlcoEollc Uriah*. A STHKJiOIHENKH for the lKblllUted. [tarrojAttT vvntrx*
A Certain BBrfKD¥ for Disorders of the THEftAT, CHEST, ICNflS AND STOMACH. Sold by Druggists and Grocers.
JOS.
8.
PRDKBSKJr,
Vft Murray St., New
BeWAfml /er V. S. and BritUk JYwwew «fc*aatdeodly-v« tiihjjMm
^vv
iHiiliiANbt.
-*v
K. DBDBKKY, UOHaoPATHlO PHYSIOIAN. StBfiEON ANI) AOCOUCBEB-
Bight Bev. Bishop Talktt, I'. D., W.Martin. J.S. Beach, Ksq. Br. Krfgert^. OtnriCBAHO BiatDK«cc on Mulberry street,! tween 6th and 7th, dext to Normal School.' s3Mtf
K. A. ARNAU-D.. Orrux—tJorner of Main *n1 CKUi
StreeU,
over Lbo National Stale Batik. BssiPUiae—Cheetnnt St-,' botwma KUi «td ?tb. ml31y| TERRM I1AOT*. IKI..
5
O AVING ASSOplATBD OUR. XI lelyes tiigeth-r for the practice of Mediclr.e with tlie ibove IIomflB)pathic law as cur galdo, we will be pirasw^t] attend all who m»y need i.nr profissiqual seryiiei. 'OFFICB.,139 MAIN STREET, iiotwoen 5th and 6th streets, oyt Hudson'* China Store. APPLEBI WATEE8 ja25dlm
Committee.
Beildesee at Js23dlf
HOTELS.
JACOB BPTS. 0*0. 0. BFT NATIONAL HOUSE, Ooa. Sixth
and
..PGUPBIKTVK8.
This tlonss haa heon thoronRhlj refutnlAal. my 23dwly
J^ARMERS' HOTEL, CORNER NINTH $ CHERRY STS. Opposite Eastern Market Hoase.
Having a large Wagon Yard attached, will enable me to give general satisfaction to the traveling public. D. W. BANKIN. **i, i* «*.
(10
srasns.
Terre Haute,. Indiana. W:
B.«KIFFITU. ..Propprletor
Office .of Mat-shall, Mcntecnmn end Palestine Hack Lines. Free Buaa to and from all Trains. novSSdtf
per tend.) cf kit
364wly ^j
WITH
'"J* A aiiw A «i
j« /E N A,
CasH Assets »w 95,652,88019.
Eire and lalaad Iuaaraase at as tsvermble terms as tbe Haaarda Permit fer Beliabl* Indemnity,J JaaSdSm
Ann
&
r-r-sts
WATIONAB'
LIFEINSDRANCECO.,:' or t»a .i-u United States of America,
GH&ETIK1B bj SPIClAiACf rf Amono JnitfjUO. CA8D CinTAL3.w.|i|«Ml0Mt paid
ni
fe'
•vt
ia rvu~
BRANCH OPFIOBi
First .National Btnk fivlldfag, 7
PHILADELPHIA^ Si v, ......
Where the general bntlntss of th* Camiaayls .-4}transacted, aad to which all gsaerai eomspoadence should be addressed. Ifrt.'.'MlliBasW,. ———I- !-»j omcuMi OLABENOE H. CLABK, Prrsident. JAT COOKE, Chairman finance aiaWecn^-
,f4'.^*
HENBY D. COOKS, TlM-PrtsUeat. w-nl fat EMBBSON W. PUT, 9eer*tary aad Astnary.
This Companj, National la itacharacter, oSS. by reason of 1U large Capltal^^ow Bates ef Pre mlnm aad New Tables, the meat Anirabie means' of Insnrlng life yet presented io the pnbHe.
Ths rates nf premlani betag largely isrtalid, are made as favorable to tbe Irtims as thoae ol the beet Hntnal Companies, and avoid all the complications and uncertainties of Notes, Dividends, and ths mtsnnderstaaitajplfEliS )he lat.. ter are so apt to ennae tha Poltoy-Hok'tr. .//
Several new and attractive tables are now presented, which need enly to be understood jt prove acceptable :o the] pub lie. Met as tbe 1M-COXB-PBODBOINQ POLICY and BBTOBH PBBMIDM POLICY. In .ihe braa, UafaUey^ holder not only stcans a life Insurance, payable at death, bnt wUI receive, If living, after a period of a fetr years, an SMMal iaconss sjeaf Mi
cent.
lit
j.I
tt
f*
ye&qr. Ia tbe Utter, the
Company agrees to rstarn te
th*
assured As Mai
«Msa 0/ mosqr Ac Aas paid •, As sddffinn fn Ate
awumni qf Us poKeg. The attention of parsons eontemptnttng tasar^ lng their Itvsa or lacieaslng the amount of anoe they already have, is called to the advaatages offered by the NaUoaal Life laiuraaos Company.
Circulars, Pataphlata and fall partlcnlars girst on application to tha Brandt OSoe of the Ot» paay, or to JOHW W. ELLU dk «•.,
& b)
3i
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
General Agents for Ohio aad Oentral aad Sonth ern Indiana.
flm A.. JTQQTM^ '%h1
5
Agent for Terre Hanle, lad. ..
JNSURli
.tsr-ajnjtifflij idt
A
a Us!'
OF HARTFORD, COHJT.
i.
HAOBB A HcKBBH, A goal a, Dowuag Hall
.1' .•
A Csagh. t^ld. nrMers Threat. HBiaw uwaniAM ATtaarioa, «'J
SHOULD
an ennonna. Ir
AUO«n TO
conTinoa,
lrrltatAHBtK ths bm«i,n permaaeat Threat iftc. Urn
is ommvrn nsavt*.
OBTAIN
at Law,
No. 82 Bain Street, np stairs. febltdtf
Invi'i Bradki tnckca, Havlngadirect InEneaoeto the.^ parte, give imaudlaU raUef. '80
#or BittaeldftJi, Artluii* annaptlve sad Vhsaat Maeaaea, raooHis
AII
ciso wns MVtn aeon scooaas.
SIK6EKS
AHO PVUIO BPKA|LIB8
will And ZVsshe*asefaltnsleMtBg the foloe when taken befoteBlnglngot Speaking, aad relieving the Throat after an nnusnal exertloa ef the vecal organs. Tha lV»tS irt new aaended an*iii preeonbed by Phyalslaas, aad feasa.had tseilnie-. nials boo smlnsnt men throughont the country. Being an article of true merit, and bev lag frees# their eflloaoy by a teat of many years, aaeh yeaaw flndsthem in aew localities in iMlofs narts ef tbe world, and tbe ftwta are nnltereauy pro* •ounoed better than other artieies. us
only "Baown'a Bsosnm'hMssf,"
aad do not taks any ot the aalrtfsa AaSaSsni that' msy be oftred.^
ir|it(i)|L
te MtuiiM/teh
my*
|iy bi^
in
Wdaw4ȣ-lMi*.'^!'
Us
'(W
dilw ffibii s&tAi
Ayf ANHOOD AND TflKttGOBk i-U. or
YOUTH restored la fonr weeU. BB.
HICOBD'8 BSBENOB O* tlPB restores mtt^ powers, from whatever eanas arlehig the eflbetsiM ef early pernicioue habiu, eeif-ahnee, InpMnv and olimate, give way at onee to this wonderfU medicine, if taken rrgalarly Soeordlng to the di*y tectioaa (which are very slmpla, aad rseaire ne reetralntfrem basineae or pleasure.) Pail are h:, lmpoaslbls. Sold in bottlee at f3, or loar qasatli' ties In one fir 19. Te be had cniy of the eoie ap pointed agentfin Amerloa, H. OBBTIEK Avenue, c«r. of )Sth stM«t. N. Y.
&
LAND ACEMCV.
i»6fc8o i9rtt!
..«.l
TLAKE
0 it?'
S LAND AGENCY,
fMitk
lJ On Ohio Street, between Third and Foai Lands BanghC ut MM le—nnhle Ont-
•3UO.OOO worth otdealraMe Ottf end tydntry property for ah, Hoaees f*r reat. p^aMwta
Recti JBSmtopi .« Jr ia
-j,
I 4r iiUii i-j'i*
HENB^ICH & LAN^E^
0(Boa. »*er first Natiastal Back, S. E. Coraar of JonrthnadJIiUnfllrssta,
'Terre ante« Ind.
?P •".S-iteotavd/ Loans ne--.a vajf
AbsUncts of thla furnished, golLktad, »aJ Money Ihvasted. FOR HALE.
O'ITT PBOPBBTY.
Forty Lots la LlalOB's Addition to Terre Hante Uoaau and let, east Ohio street, Boose aad lot, In Heiilnrrain's AddltUlon, Hou-eaud lot la Sibley's addition an Ht Street, Hons.' aad lot la Etta's addition on th straat, Uoaee And lot an Poplar, betweea ith aad Ttb treeU,
r.
lioae" ind lot on North Ith, sty sea OKsaait end Linton streets. Two bnstneee Honses en Main atiesev.|^i
OOONTY psornn.
Paras af 89 antaala Boaey Ot^t ttrwnehip, acres in Linton township. S A ores below the Boiling IMl, wees aidseanal.
•tJt.