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LOCH

-OP*-

DAILY" EXFRESS

yjfBBB HAUTK. INB-

mi Mi

O* the ith sr

ly jftain.

to the revolution of sentiment which

wAprt^wl4^1^jTp5

*na~G*o. 8. TwiTCfflBSLL! Jr«, *|11 bung, tha Governor of Pennsylvania

having signed their death warranto and

appointed thgt day.

TMyrjr

^llarW^ can learn, the ^resign-

er«" have been coldly received by their

friends at home, but as they took care not

to vacate close districts, their Preelection, In most cases, may bo regarded as moral

HOHMTT, faithfulness and devotion to

the Constitution, were the three qualifies-

tions for office laid^town by Mr.

GRANT'S

•ither of these respects.

,oo

JKJTSB

SON. It has not yet been urged that any

appointees were deficient in

1?H«

Herald,

in alluding to the eighth

section of the Treasury act of 1789, puts

this query: "If

JAT COOKE

were placed

on the witness stand and asked on oath

what interest the Hon.

HUGH MCCUL-

bad, while Secretary of theTreasu.

ry, in Government securities in his house,

what would be the

GOOKB

It was a

answer of

Trii-Gincinnati

State

JAY

Enquirer

is bound that

its political capital in the much-abused

African shall not be disposed of in the

adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment.

It says, desperately: "Gen.

GRANT

derstands little of human nature if he

supposes the ratification of the Fifteenth

Amendment will stop negro agitation

or if he does understand it then is he

false to his country and false to his race.".

Alas I unfortunate Democracy! S5"SHH=5=S=e

THE

editor of the

Express

don't

know that Greencastle is not in "this district" be is hardly competent to favor Mr. Yoorhees with suggestions.—Journal.

campaign of which we

were speaking and our allusion to Green-

caBtie was in connection with the time

when

VOOBHKES,

Perhaps the

returning from Con

gress to his own District, stopped at

Greencastle to deliver an address that has since attained some degree of celebrity.

Journal

baB heard of it.—

The unexampled erudition displayed in

the conduct of the

Journal

entitles it to

the position of Professor of Physical ^nd

Political Geography, artd we are truly

grateful for its valuable lessons.

THK Meridian

(Miss.)

Chronicle

lome good counsel for the young men

the State. It calls upon them to enter in

•weeping over |he South. They have

their records to'm&ke, and now is the gol

den opportunity. The State naturally!

looks to them for material to replenish its

sunken fortuned. 'A From their ranks must come' the'future governors and law-mak-

era. The old politicians bave^ither dis

appeared. from public viow among the

debris of tbe rebellion, or are

South.

beslimed

with rotten records as ever to be objects

of suspicion and aversion. Not all the arts of a life-time training can secure tbem

the qpnfidence they so foolishly lost by rebellion. The regime is youthful and

bounding, and must be conducted bjr

young hearts and heads. New ideas may

creep into old heads, but new aspirations

seldom nerve old hearts. The wave that

brings safety, enlightment, and prosperity

totbe South, oan be mounted* and con

trolled, only byA the young men pfPithe

Horrible Murder by a Young Col ored Woman in Washington case of Jealousy. From the Washington Chronicle, 6.1

One bf the most shocking affairs which

it has beeq our province to note for some

months past occurred yesterday in the

boardinn house kept by Mrs. Yon Bogkerck, on First street East, between

and streets North.

A young colored woman named Millie

Gaines, empioyed as a servant in the house, entered the room of a young man named James Ingle ab6ut ten o'clock, and deliberately sUuok him over tbe head two or three times with a large hammer, indicting feerful gashes. Immediately afterward the girl surrendered herself at the Central Police Station,say' ing to Lieutenant Kelly "I've killed man." The lieutenant did not believe her at first, bot had her placed in a cell, telegraphed to Police Headquarters, and ascertained that a man'had been mur dered, and that Detectives Clarvoe and Bigley were in Bearch of the murderer

The colored woman's Btory was to the effect that she had been in tbe employ of Mrs. Von Boskerck since October last where she became acquainted with James Ingle, who seduced and ruined her. Ingle had promised to care for her but when she made application to him for pecuniary aid it was refused ber, and on one or two occasions, she avers, ho threatened to take her life if she troubled him longer. Maddened by his acts, and by rumors that bo was on intimate 4erms with other females, she threatened to make a complete expose of the whole matter and finally did communicate the faota to several of Ingle's femalo friends. About ten o'clock yesterday morning she entered Ingle's roera, armed with a pis to), and threatened to shoot him. He dared her to fire, whereupon she pulled the trigger, but the cap snapped. Bent upon the accomplishment ot her deadly purpose, she grasped a common hammer in the room and struck him a fearful blow on the back of the head, repealed the blows two or thee times and then left the apartment, leaving her victim with the blood streaming from the gaping wounds. She immediately left, the house and proceeded to the Central Police Station, where she surrendered herself to the authorities, as previously Stated.

Upon the conclusion of the examination tbe magistrate decided to commit her to jail. When informed of the fact, she replied that she was satisfied that it she had not killed Ingle he would hrave killed her. In reply to questions of Lieut. Kelly, she said that Ingle had on one or two occasions threatened hor lifo with a pistol, and also said that on the morning of the murder, while the deceased was at breakfast, she had pointed a pistol at him, but was prevented from discharging the weapon by a colored woman who was 'near by.

The murderess is a fair malatto' girl, fk°Ut

y°&rs °f age, with an honoat

looking countenance, betraying signs of •°«ow. She was formerly a slave, and ber father resides in Fredericksburk, Va.

^te waifs Noble letter to tbe Pwi- .^ dent. »iti

"^WASHINGTON, Marchf),1869.

Wl/frl .-

"DKAB BIB—Appreciating

the high

hon^r conferred by your nomination, and

the unanimous confirmation by the Sen-

'to tliroffice of Seciataiy-af I- regret that "circumstances

beyond our control compel me to decline. Oould-the difficulties presented by the provisioBe of the act of 1789, whieh in organizing the Department of the Treasury, prohibit the Secretary from being directly or indirectly concerned or interested in carrying on the business of trade or commerce, be over come by any rea» on able sacrifice, personal to myself, 3 would willingly make it. -1 would prompt ly transfer to the hands of gentlemen, in whom the public have full confidence, every interest in the gains and profits that ebuldpoelably accure to myselfia the business d'finy house during my official term, to be applied to such public charities as tbei judgment should dictate and I have proposed and sought, by the execution of appropriate instruments, to accomplish that end but serious differences of opinion have been expressed as to whether that course would satisfy the requirements of the law. Although I will not hesitate to make this appropriation, provided would enable me to accept the office, and thus unite my efforts with your own and other members of your Cabinet in *e storing economy and strict frugality in the administration of the government, and lift, as rapidly as practicable, from the people, the great burdens of taxation, debt a ad— extravagance resting upon them yet the business relations of my

firm a in connection with others largely interested in their continuance, and, as such, they can not be severed summarily, noT can my interest in it be wholly and absolutely disposed of without producing great embarrassment and loss to those with whom I have been connected, can not consent to enter upon the admin istration of laws by any action or course that can be construed Into a disregard or violation of the law and while, there fore, I regret the plan proposed is deem ed inadequate to relieve from legal, and as it seems to me, technical disabilities, I yield 'to the better judgment of others, ratherthan seem to be willing to accept a position in disrespect of law. In finally ronewing the declination which was ten dered at the outset of these objections, 3 repeat to you, Mr. President, my thanks for the honor done me "in offering me this high position, 'and assure you that you will have my earnest efforts to BUS' tain your administration in carrying out tho wise and salutary measurei indicated by you on entering upon your office, "Sincerely your friend,

"ALEX. T. STEWART."

TERRIBLE

FIGHT CATS.

Tbe Last the

WITH WILD

Exploit of^onas Brooks Wildcat Killer ofEden^..

From tbe Middletown (N. Y.)Mai!.l Over in Sullivan oounty, along the Nev

ersink, is a little settlement known as

Eden—so named, probably, as a kind of compensation for being as unlike the primitive Eden as one could readily im agine. One of the celebritieB of the neigh bprhood is Jonas Brooks—a thoroughgoing back-woodsman, a terror to all sorts of wild "varmint" that prowl abou that part of the country, and particular ly tp wild cats, which are his especial aversion. The number of wildcats which he has killed is immense—so many that hie is known everywhere about that reg ion by the sobriquet ot "Jonas Brooks, the "Wild-cat Killer of Eden." His various exploits and adventures in that line, if properly written up, would make a book of thrilling interest—a worthy companion to "Tom Quick, the Indian Slayer."

Some few weeks ago Jonas espied one of these hated felines, while going through a piece of woods, and, true to his instinct, he made after the animal without stopping to consider that he was unarmed—not even having a jack-knife about him. He followed it uutil it re treated to a sort of cavern in the rocks, where Jonas made up his mind to "go in" and capture the "varmint." So, picking up a tough hickory club, he proceeded to eiiter the cave. After passing the entrance, to his surprise be found quite a lofty cavorn, extending back some thir ty feet, and in the iurthest extremity glowed.not only one, but half dozen pairs of ferocious eyes, which betokened warm work for any intruder. Jonas was undoubtedly "somethin1 took bick," as he expressed it, at the sight of so many glis tening eyes fixed upon him, but as it was not in his nature to retreat under any circumstances, he cautiously advanced in to the cave.

He soon discovered that he had walked into a real litter of wildcats—two old ones and four young ones—and about the time ko bad got through counting them the, biggest one of the six "went for him." Throwing himself back in an angle of tbe cavern, tbe herculean backwoodsman met tho ferocious monester with a well swung blow of his cndgel, which rather "willed* the animal for a moment but before Jonas bad time fairly to recover himself from thq first onslaught, the other old cat made a dive at him, catching on his right arm and shoulder and ren dering him almost powerless, so terrible was the grip of the monster's claws. With his left hand however, Jonas graepod tbe throat of the animal, and, after a desperate struggle, succeeded in shaking off. Jonas now thought that dts crelion in such a case

might

be the "bet

ter part of valor," and accordingly began to consider the chances of retreat. He re volved all the chances in his mind "in about tbe millionth part of a second,'' be said, and came to the conclusion that it wouldn't do for him to leave the little angle iu which he was so well posted.

Both of tbe old wildcats, meanwhilo, were lashed into a state of the most intense ferocity their eyes, glaring like caals ot fire, and their hair literally standing on end. And, to add to Jonas's discomfiture, the four young ones— which, although only "kittens," were not exactly of the kind which a lady would like to bold in her lap—began to exhibit symptom ot joining in the tight, "just to get their hands in," as Jonas naively told our informant. This was a situation. Jonas began to think this would be his last fight with wildcats, and that the wildcats won id probably have tbe extreme felicity of eating Jonas Brooks for their supper. All these thoughts of course pass through Jonas's mind, while the animah were for a moment kept at bay by the lively motions of his hickory cudgel. Only for a moment, however, as his first antagonist again took the lead in an attack, and although she met with a sharp blow of the cudgei, the whole litter followed in such quick succession that Jonas was unable to keop them off. And now cnaued a truggle which it is useless to attempt tu portray.

Tbe ferocious animals clawed into Joaas in eveiy quarter,while be male a'most superhuman efforis to tear them off knocking about right and left with his club, as well, as bo was able, and clutching, them, toy tbe throats with his left band when he got a chance. Luckily Jonas was arrayed in a good suit of homespun, instead of 'Sihoddy," -or he would lmvejeen stripped to the skin in no time. The fight was a fierce and livoly one for a time, as can be readily imagined. Jonas was fighting for his lite, however, and soon succeeded in putting the young cats hor a du combat, by cracking them judiciously over the heads itis blows on tbe the old ones also began to tell, and,after a last desperate struggle,

inirbloh one of them got a finishing blew tb aoUwrmtr sated to the back..o£, the oave, wjiere Jonas proceeded to do for JunLalso, leaving him master of toe sitmitten7r"~An" inventory of our tero** wardrobe, taken after the flght, exhibited one suspender, about half a vest, one lee of a pantaloon, no shirt to speak Of, ana a pair of boots that heavy dew," as Jonac* whole body and limbs

pcesaad iCAflia were frightfully

lacerated, and tbe blood fairiy ran from his wounds. Notwithstanding whicb, Jonas tied the tails of the six wildcats together, and swinging them around his neck, be walked home with fail trophies.

LYNCH LAW IN BUT LEU, MO,

Two luppeaed pone Tbleres Hang.

A correspondent in Butler, Bates coon'

ty, Mo, gives tbe following account of a

hanging affair near that oity last week.:

Butler and vicinity have been thrown again into a fever pf excitement. The cause is substantially as follows: A young man, named Simmons, approached a Mr. Lindsay and asked him. why be had reported that he had stolen a span of horses that were missing some two weeka sinee, and telling Lindsey that, if be did circulate such a report be would "clip bis wing.'

Lindsey replied that be did, and draw' ing his revolver, said: "I am ready to back it up."

Simmons then left, and was afterwards arrested by the proper authorities at the instigation of Lindsey. Last Monday the trial before the justice of the peace took

Eail

lace, which resulted in Simmons giving to the amount of $500. Simmons and an older brother then repaired to a house owned by a man named Davis.

Davis1 house was visited-the next mors* ing, about 1 o'clock, by a pome of men in total disguise, who demanded the presence of the two Simmonses. After some delay, the twain appeared, when the men forcibly seized tbem and took tbem to a tree not over a'quarter of a mile from the house, and there suspended the two brothers between the heavens and tbe earth.

Two of Davis' daughters, Buspccting foul play, mounted a horse and hastened to their brother and stated what had happened. He aC once started in pursuit of the posse. After wandering a short Ume in the adjacent woods, he gave up the chase and hurried to Butler, a distance of .four miles, and notified tho Sheriff, who started in company with some of the citizens to find tbe SimmonsesA short search had been prosecuted when the brothers were found as before described, life being extinct.

As to the lynchers, it is a matter of conjecture. It is supposed by some that their accomplices did the job to prevent States evidence, and by ptbers that the hanging was tbe work of a Vigilance Committee.

LITERARY.

Henry Giles' book, "Human Life jShakspeare," has met with a large sale.

Another translation of the "Odys^py" announced.

An illustrated edition of Horace is being prepared.

"Vicissitudes.of Families" is a new book by Sir Bernard Burke.

Miss Phelps' "Gates Ajar," has already reached a sixth edition.

Mr-.Gladstones's new book, "Homeric Sludies," eto, will soon appear.

William Hepworfrh Dixon is engaged in writing a book about ''Her Msjesty

Tower-"

HALF

SINGLE

1**1.

The Countess Guiecioll has published in two volume?, "Recollections of Lord. Byron."

Naquet's "Religion, Prepriete, Famille, the latest literary eensation of Paris, has been seized by the Government.

Bayard Taylor is now working on the second part of ''Faust." Tbe work will not be ready for the press for several months.

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W4 K. PBOCNIX,

Bteomingtoa Bursery, 111.

QGO, M. GUILD CO.,

Pianoforte MannfV, Boston, MMS:

AQKNTS

WANTED to sell the celebrated

CMPPEB MOWEBS and BEtpcns—Lightest drift and most durable Machines made. Send for Circular. CLIPPEB MOWER BEAPER CO 12 Cliff-st., New York.

$3 WONDER!,

Industry Sewing Machine

Qnly^Tlirce Dollora Simple, practioat ana

t»plel

rable. Makes flie Elastic chain stitch, and for alt klnds of plain sewiog. Any child can operate it. An elegant gilt. Testimonials daily. Sent In perfect order ou receipt cf price— 9ft. Address Vndnstrjr Kewlng Maeblne Co., Manchester, N. H.

$3000 SALARY.—Address U. S. PIAKO Co New York.

To THE WORKIHS Or.ABA:—I am now propa*ed furnish all.classas with constant employment their homes, the whole of the time, or, far th' spare moments. Business new, light and profitable. Kilty cents to 95 per evening, is easily earned by persons of either sex, an the boys and girls rarn nearly as much as men. Great induce' mehts aro offered those who will devote thsil whole time to the business asd, that every person who may see this notice, may send me their address and test the business fer themielves, 1 make the following unparalleled offer: To all who, are not well satisfied with, the business, 1 will send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing mo. Fnll particulars, directions, Ac., sent free. Sample sent by mall for 10 eta. Address K. C. ALLEN Augusts, Me.

To SELL THE American

KNITTING MACHINE, Pr.ce 8%. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever invented. "Will knit 33,000 st.'toheg per min. ute. Liberal Inducements to Agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., BoS ton, Masst)or St. Louis, Mo.

HEAFNESS. CATARRH, SGOFUIiA IiA Speciality.- Cares legally guaran. teed or money returned. By the Inventor of the celebrated Patent Invisible Organic Vibrator for Incurable Deafness. Sped 10 cis. for Treatise on Deafness, Catarrh and Scrofula. Dr. T. STILL WELL, 198 Bleecker-st., N. Y.

FREE FOB A 3 CENT STAMP.

PAMPHLET containing valuable informa tion on the subject of Advertising. A list of over One thousand Newspapers, (THE BEST AnviBTignra MEDIUMS), and pi ica cards showing advertising rates. AUdiees GKO. P. BOWELL St CO., New Tort.

\MTANTED.—First-class traveling salesman *w in every State. Good wages, or a liberal per cent., and steady employment. Addrass.wlth •damp, B. F. HOWE, 639 Arch street, Philadel phis, Pa.

VMPLOTHENT thati address S.

INDIANA.

Order* left at N. Katisnbach's Store, Mai street, or 4th street, will be promptly attend ed to. je20dtf

SPENCI

boro, Vt.

ERBIKQ

9. For particulars CO., Brattle

BDT NOBLB.-Seir.belp for Young Men, wbo having erred, desire a better manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, frae of charge. If benefi ted, return the postage Ad' dress PH1LANTHBOS, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.

HOW CAN IT BE D01

Is the cry of the crowds who throng

The Dollar Store, 73 LAKE STREET,

I CHICAGO,

"That every description and variety of FANCT GOODS, CUTLEBY, LEATHER GOOD3, JEWELRY,' BOOKS, ALBUM SILVER-PL ATK WAKE, &o., Ac., can be purchased at the extreme' ly low prire of ONE DOLLAR for each article, when the same goods cannot be obtained at any other place for double the amount, and which the wholesaler confease* HE CAKNOT BUT for that pricef" 'We rep'y We have buyers constantly at the Fast, by whom job lots are obtained at enormous dbceunts, aod, besides, a large portion of onr good* are imported direct from European manufacturers.

Having, also, EVICBY FACILITY possessed by the largest "Dollar Sale" firms rf Boston, we will, by means of the

CLUB SYSTEM

Extend tbe advantages of our 1mm: nse wholesale and retail trade to those living at a distance, thus laving in express Charges

THREE-FOURTHS THE AMOUNT

Now paid and giving a better quality of goods tliancan be obtained of any Eastern firm .«•».

Send In year Clnbs.or send for t'lrcu-

M't0

0 ANNAND A COi,

73 Lake St., Chicago.

asm at Wholertle to the Trade

AGENTS WANTJSD. WE

want a responsible resident Ageaf in every large town to arilG. P. BOWELL A CO'S new

American Newspaper Directory

JUST ISSUED.

It gires tho names of all Newspapers, their Poutics, or distinctive character, CiaccLarioN, and much other information. Also, forms a compete gazetteer of all towns and counties in which

Newspapers are published. A handaom* octavo volume of 40d pages, bound in black cloth.

PRICE-FIVE DOLLARS.

Large commissions paid canvassers. From 10 to 100 cbpie* clh be diapoced of in every large town. Every thorough buiiness man. advertiser, litetrsrjf jnan and publisher will want a copy:— These men form a small part or the oommnnity .and buy quick. A town ean be eaavaned In MS day. Bend for term* and prospectus.—

Address NELSON OHESMAM, P«bllshera' Agent, 40 Park Eow, N. T.

H't -i'

wmm

N E W XDV iHTf tC NTS. LEATHER, HIDES &C.

iHiTffllST KAfclC Ctmfc!

win Iulni |i»jiiiaii y»rinninl J)Kfc or Sold avarvwlMt*. Sent bj m» lor $1,25. ma WM. rATTOS,

Treasurer,

Msgtt CaBb.Oouf*ny,

Springtleid, Mas*.

Farmers, Oardeners, and ers.—Send for particulars of 'rait tiwe wad Viae JCnxiEO-

rator and Insect Destroym." Samples to t«t will forwarded toaay partof the Cairsd States and rcavEcr SAThtAotUX guaranteed. Good Agents are wanted in every Oounty In tbe United Stats*. Addre*rJ. AHEAHK, 3 Becosd street, Baltimore, Xd.

PHYSICIANS.

DR 1. D.

SEBLY,

NO. SI Nofth Fonrtk Sbeet,

MAGNETIC AMD WMCTIC PHVSICIAM.

febSdtf

DsDB&KY, •OMOPATHfO

rHTUCUN, SHK8K0X A JIB AOOOOCBCK. iana: Eight B«v. Bishop Talbott, D. D., U. W. Martin.

J. 8. Beach, Esq. Br. Eggert.

Orrica am BBSIDUCK on Mulberry street, twean 6th and 7th. next to Normal 8chool. sSSdtf

R.A. AitNAUD.:

OFFICE, 139 MAIN STBEET,

between 6th and Slh streets, or»r Hudson's China Store. APPLKBt A WATERS: jaSSdlm

J. YOUNG,J

PHYSICIAN and {SURGEON:

OFFICE—West Side PnbllC Square, (Formerly occnpied by Dr. Carl is.)

Calls Attended to night and day. National House.

OSce of Marshall, Mcntecuma and 1'aleKtine Hack Line*. PreeBna* to and (Tom all Trains. noviiftdt

PARK HOTEL,

PACIFIC

J-J~^riBinKNETT,

Residence at j»23dl.f

HOTELS.

JAOOS SDT1. SCO. O. BFT

NATIONAL HOUSE, COR. SIXTH AND Mam STREET,

TEBBE HAXJTE, IIVI

JACOB BUT! 80N.,...°.—~.„..P«0PBIKTU«.

This House has boen thoroughly refarnis'hel. mySSdwly

JPARMERS' HOTEL,

CORNER NINTH & CHER&? Sff.

Opposite Eastern Harbet Sonne. Having a large Wagon Yard attached, will enable me to give general satisfaction to the trav eling public. D. W. RANKIN.

EKKEHAtfTB QOCSK^:

OOEVKB MAUI AID CBVCNTB eTBkevn,

Terr© Haute. Indiana.

This Hotel naa recently been refitted, and putts tint-class order, offering accommodations nnsnr passed in the State. f.

T. C. BUNTIN, I'rop'r.

HOUSE.

pLAKK OOBMIB

ooBMin or riBST AND UHIO SRAETTG.

Terr© Hante, slndiann

W: B.«BimTU... .— ..Jfropprictor

I I I I) fif)

ON IBS AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN Cor. Beekman and Nassau Sts. Near City Ball Park New York

GEOBGE WIGHT, Proprietor.

N. B.—Located in the very heart of the wholesale business, tils is one of the most convelntiy located Hotel* for Merchants, Business men and other* yisitlng the city, U29dCm

HOTEL,

170, 172, 174 and 17G Greenwich Street, One door north of Oortlandt, and one Mook west of Broadway.

The undersigned take^ploasure in announcing to hi* numerous friend* and patrons that frcm this date, the charge of the Pacific will be 82,50 per day.

Being aole Proprietor of this Honse, and therefore, free from the too common exaction of. an inordinate rent, hei* fully Able to meet the downward tendency of price* without any falling off ef service.

It will now, as heretofore, be his aim to msin tain undiminiabed the favorable reputation of the Pacific, which it baa enjoyed for many years as one of the belt travelers' hotels.

The table will be boontlfully supplied with every delicacy of the season. The attendee will be found efficient and obliging

The location will bs found convenient for these whote business call* them in the lower part of tbe Jity, and of ready access to all Railroad and Steamboat Lines. fe2dw6m JOHN PATTEN,

ATTORNEYS.

H.BI/AES, ,1. t, ,, S

Attorney at Law,

NOTARY PUBLIC Orno*—On Ohio Street, between Third and Fourth Streets. oot28rl&w6m

JWO. P. BAIKD. CHABLU oscrr.

JgAIRD & CRUFT,

Attorneys at Law,

Omoi.—No. 82 Main Street, up stairs. feblZdtt

Wm. E. MpLBAN,

Attorney and Oounswllor at La w. —AMD—

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,

Torre Haute, Iml. Orrios.—No. 86 MainStreot. decSdly

DENTISTRY.

B. L. H. BARTHOLOMEW

ScaaaoN AND MIOHAMCAL

E N I S

BaoodMor to Dr. D. U. WKLD, No. 157 M&ln St. MitiAQil Blook, Terre Baate Ind. [m30dtf

D*c

O. LINCOLN,

The Oldest Established Dentist In Torre kLante,

Orrioi—On Sixth Street, between Main rnd Ohio, one door aouth of National House. Hating had upwards of eighteen years' experience in Dentistry, be is confident that be can give satisfaction in all ease*. [Jy?'Nllyl

HOFFS

MALT

T-

fxtrac

Great Beduetion in Price.

Quutn

ANN

Psonumss

C*I«PIW«».

A BetlcktiW, Ratrttiras KTKBA«K. A PICMUt InlgnratlBf T0WI0. A saMltate for Ale and Alcoholic Brinks. A 8TK8NGTHKNKB for the IKbllltstfd. [nrsoiAixT ntsns nomas.]

A Certain BEMKDT for Disorders of the

re BOAT, nmr, IRAES AWD~ STOMACH. Sold by Druggist* and Grooer*. jes.

PEDERSKJf,

MXutnfSt., Ne

Sole Agent far V. 8. British .t Jan4dsodiy-TT

.. -t

J-

IB8S81SB

-—JSanatWtnrcr and Dealer In

leather, Hides, Oils, Shoe Find-

ings, and Currier's Tools,

Skins, etc.

V.-

rifth Streets,

Ornon—Comer of Main aad over the National Btate Bank. uinaxoa—Cfceetnut St*, between nth and 7th.

ISiyl TEBBE DAOTE. IN».

"SimiKa Similiiua Gtranter."

TTAYING ASSOCIATED OUE1 1 selves' together for the practioe of Medic tie with the above Homoeopathic law a* our- gaide, we will be pleased to attend all who mty need tor profssslonai services.

UID-

Wonld respectfully inform his old patron*, and the public fren^ralty, that he hai on hand and solicits orders for the various kinds of gcods adapted to the .want* of Boot and Shoe Maaufhctnrei I, Saddle and XIarneaa Xskers A l)e«l«rs,

Consisting of

Harness

Skirting, Fair and

JSlacJc Bridle, CollarJLeatlier,

larJLeatJwi

Bag Leather, Line Leather Seating, Skins, &€.,

Pad die.

Ilaagbter, Buenos Ayres, and American Calf and

SOLE—Oak, Hemlock, 81ai and ©r inoso French a Kip Skins, Wax Upper, Buff, Grain Leather, StfiK Pebble Grata, Splits, Lace Leather, Chamois

ROANS—Cochineal, Maroon, Bine, Oreen,Yellow, andOraam.' LINING SKINS—While, Pink, Yellow and Unaset. MOROCCO—Tampieo, Curaoea, Patnas, Caps,

B01* Leg, Pel bled, Simon Goat, etc. CALF KID— French»nd American. PLA8TKBEB.'3, HAIB.

Lasting*, Boet Web, i.j*-,* Bindings, Gaiter Weti, Oorings, Uce.*,

Oalloon*, Shoe Threaits, A Shoe D«ok, Bristles, Eyelets, Cork Holes, Content, £hoe Kit,

Machine Wax, GamTra(acantbt Kd^e Blacking, Machine Thread, Shoe Blscking

rand

Nails, A«ls and Tacks, Lasts, Sho«Tree-,

rf: -'••'•-''Crimping Machines,' --j Etc. Etc., E c.

OILS—God. Straits and Bank. Sicily, Sumac and Japonica.

THREAD,

NBKDLKS, AND SEWIKG MACHINE THREAD

AND SILK.

CASH for Hid«s, FOTI, Sheep Pelto, Deer .Skins, Tallow, and Leather in the Rough.

Consignments always. Rtceive Prompt Attention.

Feb^dwtf

MILITARY CLAIMS. CLAIMS-CARD

MILITARY

FOB 1869.

MYID

DANALDS0N,

Military Attorney, Notary and Claim Agent, llegalarly Authorized and Licensed.

Office—Farrington Block,

iV. E. Corner Public Square, 1 UP STAIRS, FIRST Doen, TEBBE HAUTE, ISD, Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

DEEDS EXECUTED, Vovchert Made out and Pension Money Drawn frois

'f 31. ty Peneitn Agenqi in the VuiledBtaUe. 'j"

PROTICSTS IS8UKU,

Land Warrants Asslgiied, Booglit and 8old and UeCtctlve Asslgnaents.Corrected.

MB. DANALDSON well understands the mode of adjusting and collecting any claims growing out of tbe recent Bebellion, and for 1867 and 1868, has collccted and paid over to the claimants mor^, than Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ha* obtai ed three hundred Pension Oertiflcates, for wounded or injured soldiers, widows, mothers, and minor children, and seven hundred bounty checks for dlsrharged privates.

Pensions, if now applied for and granted, will coamenie at the date of the soldier's discharge. No time shonld be lost, as this favorable provision terminates totally about June 1870, or at five years after the discharge. .Arrears of pension miy now ba bad in all cases where the pension doe* not commence at tbe date of discharge, or devth of the soldier. Look at your certificates and call on me.

Bonnty claims under the recent law, act of July '23tb, 1E66, are now nearly all paid. Anew, law for the next and last bonnty, may, perhaps, be parsed tlifs winter. If so, applications may be made the coming Spring or Summer. I will give notice when such law is passed. No pensions have yet been allowed for service in the war of *1812,

Mo Land Warrants need be expected for service in the late war, and no further bounty to a veteran, who has had three or four hundred dollars.

I have never lost a good claim where the psrty permitted mo to manage it in my own way. I have lost two valid claims on account of such interferes cs. 49BT Refer to Merchant?, Banters ao Ottlcens generally, and to any one of the thousand whose claims have been obtained by me.

jn9dwtf iii-C L. S. DANALDSON

SPEER'S

STAHDABD

~.f. V,

WINE

I E S

THE BEST BITTERS For Weakly Persons.

FOB THK WBAK, I Fan TH® PALB, FOir THK SICKLY.

FOB THK AGKD FOB FKA1ALKS,

"\'J

F0B

SPRING USB III

ATo Bitters Equal to Them

Speer's Standard Wine Bitters,

'... —«N or—

WINE/ HERBS & ROOTS

SPKR'R Celebrated Wine, so well known, with PRBIIVIAN BABK, CUAMOMILK FLOWKBS, 6XAKK BOOT,

1J-

INSURANCE.

C--'

WIU 0BISRT BARK. ULaHKB,

and such othlr IIKKBS and ROOTS as will in all cases assist Digestion, promote the Secretions of. tho System tbe natural channels, and give *-£"f

TONE .A-lSriD VIGOR —10 THK—

YOUNG AND OLD, HALM AND FMHALB!

Ail nse it with wonderful sncoess. Brings

COLOR

To tbe pale while lip,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

To tbo thin face and cifte-worn countenance. Cures FEVKB and cieates APPETITE. Try them. I'su none other. Ask for SPKRK'S STANDArBD BITTEBS. Sold by Druggists and Grocers, bee that my signature is over tbe cork of each Battle.

ALFRED SPEER,

Passaic, N. J., and 243 Broadway, New York. W Trade supplied by all Drnggists.

ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Teung Men, the experience of years has demonstrated tlie fact tbat reliance may 1 placed in the efficacy ef

DR. BELL'S SPECIFIC

For tbe speedy and permanent cure of seminal Weakness, the result of Youthful Indisoretlon, which Begleoted, ruins the happiness, and unflts the sufferer for business, social society, or marriage. They can be used without detection or Interference with business "pursuits.

Trlceone Dollar per box, or four boxes for three dollars. If you cannot procure tbeae pills eo'ose the money to BRYAN A Co., 64 Cedar street, New Yerk, and tbey will bu seat by return mail, well sealed. Prirate circulars to geutlemea-eent free on application. Knclose stamp. declfldeed wly

«NEW GROCERY AND

PROyiSION STQRE

F. D. MOLLOT,

So. llh Street, one a#or Sontli orthe Post

NATIONAL

LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

I 'I J, PHILADBLPHIAL

Where the general butinits of th-t OSMi-aay I* transacted, and to which all general cernspond«ie&»sb etyse ihould be addr**ed.

OPIICBM

CLABKNCI H. CLABK, Prfsldent! -aBT*a JAT COOKE, Chairman Pinaate-and Kzeen Committee. ^rlHXNBT D. COOKK, Ylca-Prrsldent. KKXBSON W. PSET, SeoreUry and Aamary." "yh5^

28dwly Agent for Terre Haute, lad.

JNSXJRE WITH THE BEST!

W 4

Cash Assets over 15,052,88019.

Fire and Inland Insurance at a* favorable terms as the Hasard* Permit for Reliably lndeainlty,} HAGKB A McKEKN, Agents.

"I?

_' FOR SAE.I5,

jtrfi

DEARBft I*

Groceries and Provisions,

OBm,

Terrc-Hante. Indiana-

The undersigned ha Jnst opened at the above stand, a flrst-clas* Family Grocery and Provision stor.j, with a large and well selected stock or new and frnsh article* suitable for every day use In families, to which he calls tbe attention of his friends and the public generally.

Good* delivered to any p*rt of tbe city frree

°fHlgheet oash price paid tor Coun^ Prodnoe. Jy2dtiw nOLLOI.

.s.

or THS ilucttMi

United States of ^merica,,

wiiinrmoK, s.«.

ClilTlia SPKCUL ACT «f (MUlC

Arrsovnn Jtn.v «6,1868.

CA811

CAPITALI

Brushts^

Crimping Dar0», Climps, lioot Tree*.

KUVf

$1,000,000^^

PAID IMPVLL.

BRANCH OFFICE:

First National Bank Bvlldln^^ ,un

ttte^

This Company, National iji'ltscharaoter, olfb by reason of its large Capital, Low Balsa ef Pre. mium and New Tables, the moat desirable mean* of insuring lite yet presented the public. at'f

The ratei of premiuh being largely re luced, are made a* favorable to tbe imurer* as thoSeUf"** W the best Mutual Companies, and avoid all ths complication* and uncertainties of Notes, DivMBT dends, and the misunderstandings which tha lat^o«'0|F ter are so apt to oause the Pol*cy-Hol Vr.

Several new aad attiaotive tables are now presented, which need only to be tanderstood prove acceptable'o the pub!ic, snoh a* the IN«istjlf COMK-PBODUOING

POLICY and BKTUBIT

PBIU1UM POLICY. In the former, tbe policyholder not only secnrcs a life insurance, payable at death, but will receive, if living, after a period *5. of a few year*, an asaaal ittoowu equal to tm per cent. (lOpereent.) of hie policy. In the latter, the Company agree* to return to the amtred the total

amount of money he hae paid in, ut addition to tho amount «f hie policy. Tho attention of person* contemplating Insur-"® ing their ltves or Increasing the amount of loss*. ance they already have, I* called to the ipseial advantages offered by the National Life lnsurano* Company.

Circulars, Pamphlets and full partlculi^^rs^^ on application to the Branch OtBce of the Oem^t W pany, or to JOHH W. K1XI8 dk CO.,

CINOIllNA TI, OHIO,

Oeneral Agents for Ohio and OentraLaad South ern Indiana. fc wXti

J, A. FOOTEft

•S®4

N A ,*

id ».«at

•matt

OF HERTFORD, CONST.

Jan6d3m Dow ling Hall- visits

A Coaffb. Cold, srliSN^ Throat. BEQtnnss mniDiAT* innmar^" iKS ISOIID II OHSOISS, Ir -iMQa

ALLOWED TO COSTISOK,

Irritation

of thsbings,^"^

psraMUMnt Huost Alfeetlon, sr an iacnrabl* Disss**

Lnng.

i* omn TEX Bsarai.

Brown's Bronchial IreefM,

Having a direct Influence to the part*, give immediate relief.

For Bronclaliia, Aatbanm CtetarrliXMs, snosptlTe and Threat Biieaitt, TBOOUES ill US ID WITS At

WITS SOOD SCCCSM^'

SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPKAJLIItS

will find Trochee useful in olearlng the voice wbesuV) taken befote Singing 01 Speaking, and relieving the Throat after an nnutual exertion of the ve*?2 cai organs. The 3Vocfc«« are reoi. mmesded andti.prescribed by Physicians, and have had te*tlme^™ Dials from eminent men throughout the oeantry. Being an article of true merit, and having prottd their efficacy by a test of nwny year*, «*eh yeacf finds them in new localities in various pert*

at"

the world, and the Trochee are universally pre-dU nouneed better than other artiole*. OBTAIN only "Baown's BRONCHIAL TSOOHSS, aad do not take any of the wortkteee ie$it»U»m ttiat ea may be offered. v, join xvxRTwntae. '-.SOif a*11

dZlda w-4mos-ln«lde

.•m/mtattiBbifr

yr— —-WW

llyfANHOOD AND THE VIGO^'

ITX

or YOUTH restored In four week*. BICOBD'S KSSENOC OP LIPK restore* Banly power*, from whatever oanae ari*ng the eflael* of early peraiciou* habit*, aelf-abnae, Inpettsv and climate, give way at onoe to tbi* wooderfWI medicine, if taken regularly aoeordlng to the direction* (which are very simple, aai require na restraint frem business or pleasure.) Pailure Is Impossible. Sold in bottles at f3, or fonr qnanti- i«l ties in one for f9. To be bad only of tbe aole ap-

art

pointed agent in America, H. GKBT1ZBM, 93, *1 Avenue, wr. of 13th striet. N. Y. deftf

LAND AGENCY. 9f-. li «nl LAKE'S LAND AGENCY,

On Ohio Street, betwee Third.and Poarth

Lands Bonght and gold on HwiwiMt Cnss-. mission. $500,000 worth of desirable Oity and Country properly for nale, ilonses fer root. oot28dwSa fj

Real

***1 xmi-

Estate

CoinuB^

Wf't OP

^1.*

,'i

HENDRICH & LANGE,

OOoe over Plrst National Hark, A. IC. Oorner ij^ fourth and Main Streets,

Jr.-'

Jk.

Absiracls of title furnished, Loans it*gDtisted, and M«n«y investod.

itXSltly'i

CITY PUOPEKTY^

Forty Lots In Linton's Addition to Terre Hante Hooae and lot, east Ohio street, House and lot. In McMurrain's Addltltion, Uoui-eand lot la Sibley's addition on Sth street. House and lot in Base's addition on Sth street, Holme «ud lot on Pcplar, between 6tb aad 7th •treats,

Hons* aad lot on North fith, betwsea Obesant and Linton streets. Two bnainea Houses on Main •tt"'^

OOUNTY PBOPKBT*

farm ef 89 acres In Honey Or w«k township, .- V19 acre* to Llaton township. .. 3 Acres below tha Bolliag Mill^|M|^« janSMtf

i*** S