Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 March 1869 — Page 2

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DAILY ''"EXPKESS

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flatirlsj Morning, Mareb. 13tl»,1BW'

journal is afflicted because

\r \U eotpetting

COWBOTH,

DUBINQ

tfe'VUi"!

THE

on the

hsftl. was one of the ruling spirits the disgraceful bolt, talked glibly of "an appeal to the people.', but lacked to make the "appeal" in persra. it would not be more cheeky for,* ci^Ticted felon to ask his jury to resign and

EE^-'-S fbf£r4 the people for a decision of bis case, on which they had rendered their verdict, than for any of these revolutionists, who have disgraced the. State fey tlftft bolt, to demand that Bepublican members shall follow

example. If

pernicious an

ST.PETEB

door in

should slam the

COFFBOTH'S

face, will "the gen-

f\rj tiinajfetrom Huntington" demand that PXTXB

wtirt 3a tie*

resign the keys and "appeal t.6

the people" to decide which of, the two is right?

the administration of

ANDREW

JoSIMOH) one hundred counterfeiters wc^swt to the penitentiary. Of th h«! pardoned ninety-seven. Unless ingrati iudeU a prevalent vice,

A.J.

ought to

at least ninety-seven sincere friends

ti'GBilTM Cincinnati Evening Chronicle has rslt -'." intered upon its second year. The same agenciMJshich have already secured for it a prominent position among the lead ing journals of the country, will enable

cifi.3!

&/LIY

It to maintain that position in the future, It has,the best wishes of all its cotempo

f£l£-j&%aries,

the result of sedulous adherence to

the requirements of journalistic courtosy

S1 Til# question of annexation to the .United States is a growing one among the Cuban insurgents. It is second only

In importance to that of recognition by (MirGovernment. The latter may prove a greater source of enthusiasm while the

.T"i attuggle lattf, but the former will serve a better purpose when the day of recuper, from the effects of war comes. To ,r Jt# a^tate in the American Union, and .*5 _•» partaker of all the benefits, political hnd eommercial, that would inevitably flow from such a connection, would prove uo)t inspiring consummation. After .ll revpliition, be it never so successful fjE£ "^omel* a period of schism and uncertain ty. This Cuba can avoid by accepting a destiny which will surely be here

TBEBET

is on foot a powerful movement

in favor of the annexation of Nova flootia and of the Canadian Provinces to the United States. A strong deputation of Nova Scotians who were in Washington last week, and who speak for their g?i saynhat an overwhelming majori:o ity of the people boldly prefer being ]L- added to the United States since they were corruptjy and against their will and in the face of their protest, sealed to (be new Canadian "Dominion." They declare that connection hateful to them, and, aa it seems to be the policy of Eng land not to interpose against any. free movement of the colonies to set up for themselves, they do not anticipate any resistanceahould they vote for annexation t« the United States. It is said on good authority that Hon. B. J.

WALKER

lowing Ihformatioa relative to ib» sub* jeot_:

it will be,remembered, appropriated aboat

of th0 claims cf

aaSe q{ tbe

neat-resign his seat

tore upon the insolent sugg

COFFBOTH.

The

JoScfe being an honest man, and possessing auftcient intelligence to qualify him for his office, could not abandon the pott ®f duty to which his constituents assigned him.

will

sustain this movement in a powerful argument. He iB quoted as saying that Congress should vote down the proposed reciprocity treaty with Canada that, free-trader a9 he is, he postpones his favorife theory before the necessi ty of refusing free trade to tbc dependency of a nation that was so steadily our •nemy during the rebellion. If Canada wanta free trade she must join the American Union. This is anew and startling view of an old subject, and becomes an important ingredient in the adjustment of the Alabama claims. Befuse free trade to the Canadas and they will be compelled to cut loose from the home government. They cannot exist with their products taxed under our tariffs and so it may happen that long before England agrees to settle our "little bill" for protecting the rebellion and driving our commerce from the seas, at the cost of hundreds of millions of dollars to our merchants, Canada may be in a blaze with the annexation fever.

Commission on the part of the

United States Government now sitting la Washington Hall, Indianapolis, are instructed "to examine all items of expenditure made by the State of Indiana in •nrolling, equipping and transporting Indiana State forces, called into servicajifter the first of January, 1862, to act in conoert with the United States forces in the •oppression of the rebellion, and tuch forces its were called out by the Governor of the State at the request of the U. S. Department commanding the district in which Indiana was then included, or such forees as were actually employed or used in. suppressing rebellien in the State. No allowance is to be made for the services of troops which did not perform actual military service in co-operation with

United States authorities or were subJec| to their orders. The rate to be allowed for any expendfture or compensation for services will not be greater than that authorised at the time by the United States laws or War Department regulations in similar cases. In making up the account the Commission will proceed in the following order: First, enrolling •econd,equipping third, arming fourth, subsisting fifth, transporting and, sixth, P»jing"

The Commission consists of

KINNEY,

WILLIAM

of Kentucky,

JOHN. H.

••OAWTEAD, of Pennsylvania, and

VUXT,

BOB'T

of Wisconsin. The first named

gentleman is President, and Captain PBAY

has been appointed Clerk.

The ^fdianapolis Journal gives the fol-

this State alone. When

th* Commission reports on a claim they i.,a™ ^send their report direct to the Secretary

xretujury, and it is understood that

$10 t}QsgoqrH* ©mmissioiv of a like churftfftftr fit tfaottt ^*ght monttoia— daims are not settl^yet The West VirginjaJOommi)sion s^Jh^^nJ^WWThrJ%iis tha*^djuitf« wjire pjudl mediately, and nence it was done without a special act of

COngress

afterwards. But

the West Virginia ComteHribn only adusted claims the amount of six hundred tbouiuuU doliftfn 9?his Gommision has claims *rnnounfcbg in the aggregate, it is understood, to about three millions of l)»fft*9d they will have to take evef^nlniny cases, and as such cases are ntftnerous, the probable time when their labors can be concluded can not be decided at present. A P«t of their proceedings will be to take evidence on claims in connection with the Morgan raid, ana hence soifle interesting testimony may come to light in relation to th*t affair. It is probable that many witnesses will have"to be subpranaed, and that some at them will be called from widely separated parts of the State.

A liffeNAQEBIB INCIDENT.

Fight Between Leopards.

The Liverpool Courier describes a terrible fight between two of the largest leopards in Manders's Menagerie, It is usual before feeding to place large movable slides to separate the animals while feeding. While preparing to do this the keeper had difficulty in keeping the two large leopards from engaging in a combat, and *o sooner had hp turned his back to bring up the slide than there was a howl and the two had commenced to fight. The sight was fearful. Both boldly confronted each otberj crouching down, lashing their sides with their tails, and, making a spring, they fell heavily, locked ineaeh other's -embrace. The struggle that followed was long and fierce. The eyes of the leopards flashed with fury as they struggled on the floor Mr. Manders used every endeavor lo separate the infuriated combatants, but all with no avail. He then procured a longAcraper and dealt each a blow, which had the effect of separating them only to renew the fight with greater fierceness. Making a second spring they both fell with a fearful crash on the floor the larger one seized the other by the shoulder, breaking the fore foot the other laid hold of the fleshy part of the back. The struggle was still great, and the animals rolled together over and over. Mr. M. by this time had the slide brought, and dealing one a blow with a large pj^ce of iron, and causing it to release its hold and slouch to the other side, the slide was placed in pohition. One was left prostrated on the floor and badly hurt, the blood flowing freely, and the fore leg broken in several places, and beyond recovery. Mr. Manders then procured some prussio acid and poisoned it. This leopard had received a compound free ture of the near fore leg and the scapula in fact, all the bones were smashed, the largest piece being only two inches, and the flesh torn into ribbons, a^one the claws was torn off.

Extraordinary Trial.

An extraordinary trial for murder and arson has just been toncluded at NanCy, France. The accused, a young man of nineteen, named Jeanson, fti a £upilat the school for young men~ intended for the priesthood, kept at Pont-a-Mousson He appears, however, to have been little qualified for a religious life. In May last be was detected introducing a copy of Aristophanes Into the establishment and, fearing expulsion, determined to mark his departure by a signal act of ven geance. Getting np at night, he collect ed a heap of books in the schoolroom and set fire to them, and while the pile was burning he broke open the desks of the other pupils to take whatever money or valuables they contained, and then wrote on the wall such inscriptions as "Down with the Priests!" "How sweet is ven geance!" "I am beginning what others will complete!" Jeanson appears to have been much attached to another youth named Jouatte, and on reflecting that after the unpardonable act he had just committed he could not escape expulsion he resolved to murder his friend -Mther than be separated from him. He accord ingly went back to the dormitory, and there in cold blood out the throat of the other lad. The defense put forward was insanity, although no acta of the previous life of the accused were of a nature to justify the supposition, although the evidence, showed that his conversations with his school-fellows were often blasphemous and revolting. He was condemned to twenty yearss' hard labor,

Correspondence between Mr. WaH burne and General Grant.

The following correspondence has taken place between the President of the United States and Mr. Washburne

WASHINGTON,D.

WASHBURNE.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,

March 11.

Son. E.B, Washbnrn*1S$crttary ofSt*1e:

DEAR SIR:

Your resignation of the

office of Secretary of State/ with reasons for the Sime, is reoeived. In accept ing it, I doao with regret that your health will not permit you to continue in the office, or some Cabinet position. Our per. sonal relations have been such from the breaking out of the rebellion to the present day, and your support'of me individually in the army, that no other idea presented itself more strongly to ay mind on my election to the Preraetkiy, than that I shbuld oontinue to have your advice and assistance. In parting with yoo, therefore, I do so with assurance of con*

tinned conldinw of yoar ability, seal ud fiieodship, and with the bope that

Te(

you nay cal disabili labored for

{gam tbajtbvai-

er wbicfc yolghave few yeaw. iiy.f

Very

ul^mt

Inf,

TJ. S. GRANT.

Labor atut Land. •r\

Land in Mason county, Ey., has eently been rented at fifteen dollars

At Wathina, Kansas, labor commands the following prices Carpenters, $2 60 to $3 00 per day stone-masons, $4 00 bricklayers, $5 00 plasterers, ,|B _00j oommon laborers, $2 00.

The Fremont, Neb., Tribune says it is probable that the demand for farm hand# in that section this year will he quite latge last settson prices were $25 to $30 per month. The amount of land culti vated this year in Dodge county will be twice as large as last, and an immense amount of breaking will be done.

Miscellaneous Items.

In the Sandwich Islands they eat roast jackass. It is said to taste like roast turkey.

A Jones oounty (Iowa) stock raiser has made a sale of cattle and hogs amounting to $60,000.

A Mason county (Ky.) farmer had 40 sheep killed and 16 wounded by dogs a few nights ago.

A Georgia merchant proclaims a general amnesty to all persons indebted to him for goods purchased in 1866.

Three men named Gilbert, Payne and Tale were killed by a mill explosion at Nunda, New York, recently.

Freights are now taken through by tbe Crescent Line, from New Orleans to Charleston, in forty«eight hours.

Mr. Hill, of Vernon Center, Iowa, has 100 hives of bees, from which 3,700 pounds of honey were produced last year.

A laboring man in Washington county* Mo., the other day, found an old shoe .in the road containing $800 in gold coin,

Beports from various portions of Middle and West Tennessee states that the plums are all killed and moBt of tho peaches.

The Episcopal Methpdists apd the South Methodists of Virginia have consolidated under the style of the M. E. Cburoh South.

SUBSTITUTES

IN THE

PLANTATION BITTERS,

TION

BITTERS."

SINGLE

C., March

To the President When you did me the honor to confer upon me the appointment of Secretary of State, I felt constrained to state to you that my health would prevent me from holding the poaition for any ceaiid erable length of time. I am already admonished that a proper discharge of the duties of the office would involve more labor and responsibility than I am willing to undertake. In justice to the pub lio. interest and myself) if convenient and sgreeable to yen, Ijwould be glad to have you name my successor at as early a moment as you ^gam practicable, and you will please consider this my resignation, to take effect as soon as my successor ij qualified and ready to enter upon the discharge of the duties of the office. I need uot add here, Mr. President, how gratefully I appreciate the distinguished honor you have conferred upon me by inviting me to become one of your constitutional advisers. Had circumstances permitted it, I should be pleased to have been associated with you officially, to have aided you as far as in my power in carrying out youi views in the ad minis tration of the government, uponthe principles of honesty, retrenchment, economy, public faith, and equal and exact justice to all. I have the honor to be very respectfully your obedient servant*

to which

I owe my life, for it strengthened me, and kept life within me until help came and my wound was dressed. God bless them for their kindness, and for the

PLANTAV

HENRY DAVAQEL,

mlOdwlw Company B,*10th Ga

MAGNOLIA WATER.—Superior

XOSTAR'S REMEDIES.

reper

In^cott county, J£y., land has recently been sold at one hundred and eighteen dollar* an acre. la Bourbon county, Ky., land has been rented at nine dollars an acre, and other tracts sold at from thirty-two to seventy dollars per acre,

to the

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

MORSE'S INDIAN KOOT PILLS.—We give you in this Medicine the result of a lifetime of study and trial before this Medicine all others are but nostrums. They are made from simple Boots, and are the best medicine in the world for all BilliouB diseases. Female Irregularities Headaches, Indigestion, Liver Complaints &c. They purify the blood, remove all obstructions, oleans the skin of all pim« pies and blotches, and are perfectly sure and safe in their operation. We ask you to use them because we know their virtues. Trial is the Touchstone by which to prove them worthy. Use Morse's Indian Boot Pills. For sale by all Dealers marldwlm

APPLICATION

of 'Palmer's

Lotion will always relieve the most distressing, irritating- and itching of cutan eous diseases, and by an occasional use of it one finds himself cured of his afflictions almost before he-is aware of it. dwlw.

Pltalon'a Paplalan JLotlon

Iter BceaMfylBK the 8KI.1 aad COMPLEXION Keaoves all KB1OTI0N8, FBE01LKS. PIMPLKff, MOTH BMTOHI8, TAsf, etc,, aad readers

THI SKIN SOFT, FUB and BLOOMING. For LADIES la tke NUB8EBY It Is lavalnaMe. Per GENTLEMEN after8HAVIN0 It has no equal. "FHAPIAN LOTIOV Is the oaljr reliable rea ed? for Diseases aad hlealshea or the SKIN.

PSALON'S "PiraiAN BOAP" Itor the TOILET. NI7B8EBT and BATH, will not chap the 8I1N Price, Cents per Cake.

~t£ "FLOB OK MAYO," "HOB DE MAYO." A NEW PBHFUME FOB THE HANDKERCHIEF. EXQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING FBASBANOfr PHALON a HON, NEW iOBK, Sold by all Drag, glStS. 9dwly.atorm

JOHNBAENIKLB.

Merchant failor, MAXVBTBMT,

Over Saxfon Walmdey't Dry Good* store Would rMpMtrail? call tba attention of the cltl•Baa of Tom Haute, aid Ua pnblfo In mnoral, that ho has rontcd room* aboT* Saxton

'he Latest Style and

w*.

& Walm*-

loy'* Dry Ooods storo, for thapnrpooe of carryIng

Merchant Tailoringj H* keep* alwoyt on haad a FASHIONABLE SELECTION Or OASSIHEBES, VE8TING9, ClLOTHS,

Ac.,

and roady to aikt It np In

Short notice,

aad on vary Seasonable Tor ma. Having no high rest* to pay, ho promlm to make np to otder, whetlur the goods bo taralfhod by him or not.— E

Tory thing In his line cheaper than anywhere •e. Cutting done and warranted to fit. A liberal patronage solicited. 4ngS9dtf.

staa. if. a. niiLi.

BiBB A TEAHLE, I»ni AND BI6N FilNTin AND 6BAINEBS loath 4th Street, oppooiteCentral Engine Hooee.

All work entruted to tu,

doae promptly, and tebhlSa

IV IU| uv!6 pi *-U

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HOUSEKEEPERS! HOUSEKEEPERS!

Men -Women—Children I Men—Women—Children!

READ—READ,

Ooolitg to Scalds »nl Bnrnt," Soothing to all painful woundr, Sc." Healtne to all SoreS, Ulcer«. Ao." unnQT

p»Q»

BUCKTHORN SALVE

I« the mo»t #xtraordinarj SALYK oxer known IU pewer vf Soothing »n'l Healing for all Cat*, Burnt, Bvcisea, Sores, Ulcers, Chapped Bands and Bkin. for Sore Nipples, fur Piles, 4c., is without a parallel. Une person says of it,*" I would not be without a Box in my House, if it cost 6 00_or weald travel all the way to Mow York for it.1'—if. F. Evening tieics, Sent. 6. •8^ All Druggists in TERRE HAUTE sell it.

"COSTAR'S"

Standard Preparations

BEAUTI FIER,

ABS Hits

THE

BITTER-SWEET AVD ORANGE BLOSSOMS One Dottle, $1,00—Throe for $2,00, HIS

"Costar'g Bat.- ^ach. ^termlnators, "Coster's Bed Bug ^terminators, .. "Coster's (Only Pure) Insect rOWuer. "Only Infallible RemedkBknown."^ "18 vears established in Mew York. ••2 000 Boxes and Klasfcs manufactured daily t'i 1 Beware 111 of spurious imitations.', "Ail Drnggists in Tsaas HAUTE sell them."

Address "COSTAB,"

Or,

DENTAL RANKS

are not desirable: therefore, keep the natural teeth sound and pure with that wholesome vegetable elixir,

SOZODONT

Do this, and they will last as long as the breath lasts, and the breath itself will never be tainted. dlw

HlLF way up Lookout Mountain, the place where memory is stirred by a thous and thrilling associations, and where the brave boys of both armies met and fought, hand to hand, where the blood of both friend and foe was mingled together and ran down the mountain-eide in rivulets, is a smooth-faced rock, upon which a poor, wounded soldier inscribed the fol lowing: "S. T.—860—X.—Early in the battie I was wounded, and carried to this spot by two clever 'Tanks.' They bade me fare well, and as they supposed, to die, for was 90 weak from loss of blood that could but faintly thank them for their kindness. They left in my canteen apart bottle of

10 Crosby St., N. Y..

JOB*

F. HENRY,

(Succescor to)

DEMAS BARNES A CO., 21

r«k

Bow, N.

Sold in TEBRB HAUTE, by

BARB, GULIGK& BERRY,

Janldwly-n to RM.

F'*

BILLIARD R001H

At the Teutonia Hotel, Nos. 174 and 17K Main, bet 0th and 7th, fits., TERRE HAUTE, 1ND. With Bif of the finest Tables with PHIL&S PATENT CUSHIONS 4,

W. SHAFFEK, PROP'S.

Purt Copper Ditlilltd Bourbon and Bye'Whisky sold at the Bar, and no other. Whisky sold by the gallon, quart and pint jjpdly

A Q& E N A Of fall value tent free to any Book Agent.

BOOK AGENTS WANTED

For Matthew Hale Smith's New Book

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IIV NEW YORK.

A WORK or ABSORBING INTEREST, replete with An eodotea and Incidents of Life in the Great Me tropollB. gOne Agent tlld&O in one day, another told and deliv ered 227 in 15 days, another 804 in 7 dayo. No book ever publlsqed that sells so rffpidly. Tip Too with to know how Fortune* are made XJP and lost In a day how Shrewd Men sre ni Ined In Wall Street how "Countrymen" are swindled by Sharpers how Ministers and Merchants are Blackmailed how Dance Halls and Concert Saloons are Managed bow Gambling Houses »tid Lotteries are conducted bow Stock Companies Originate tnd how the Bubbles Burst, read this work. It tells yon abont the mysteries of New 1 ork, and contains Biogradhica! Sketches of its noted Millionaires Merchants, A large Octavo Vol. 720pages Finely Ilhutrated. The largest commission given. Oar 33-page circular and Sf Greenback sent Free on application. For ful particulars.and terms', addreas the Publishers J. B. BTJBR & CO. Hartford Conn. dw2w

^ROHITBCT A BUILDER,

JT.. A. VRYDAGH.

Plans, Specifications, Snperintendance, and Do tall Drawings furnished for every dwiorlptlcn of Buildings. ~0rriCK.-8.inth oast corner of Main and Tilth 8treets, over Ponnellv's Drng Store. mv2fiiTv

IT N IOH BAK.BR1. CANDY MAKUFAOTORT, AND O S O E

FRANK IIKOTIG & JBRO Manufacturers of all kinds of

CRACKERS,

BREAD and CAKES, PRETZELS, ... and Dealers in ...

O E I E S

On Lafayette St., between (Janat and Depot, E E A E INDIANA. Orders left at N. Katcenbach's Store, Ma! street, or 4tli street, will be promptly attend •d to. j»20dtf

COAL.

gULLIVAN COUNTY COAL

Being now prepared to fill all orders tor SalliTan County Goal, which claimed to be equal to the Brazil, for all domaatlo purposes, will deliver to any part of tho oity, by leaving your order at office of E. B. Bryaut A Co., O. I. Bipley, or J. A. Foot's Tea Store, with whom I hjve made arrangements to fill all orders, and K'ts all information in regard to the business. 0l6dtf J. A. MORGAN.

JJIVER COAL.

JOHN MCFABLANE is now selling the best artlole of Biver Coal, screened on the widest soreen lipase in Vigo county, at as low a figure as an inferior article can be purchased. Those wish, ing to lay in a snpply should look to their interests, and boy the best when it is as cheap as poor article.

Orders left at tho Post Office Lobby, at the "Vigo Oounty Scales," or addressed to Bo* 69S P. O., Terre Hauto, will reoeive prompt atten tlon. _••!... •, augl7dtf

^TAGNER

& McFARLANE

STORE

"CIJTTJSRS,

Are prapsred to execute all orders for the stone work for Buildings, Fence*, Flagging, and everything in this lice WAGNER A McFABLANE executed the word on the State Normal School, which la sufflcleot recommendation. Stone Yard on oast side of the T. H., A I. B. B. Freipht Deppt. fe6d3m

THB

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

USE DAILY

IN THEIR OWN HOMES AND BECOMMENt To all Invalids and Snflerers rROM

Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, 6onr Stomach, Costlveneaa, Heartbnrn, Indigestion, Piles, Bilious Attacks. Liver Complaints, Gout, and

Rheumatic Affections NATURE'S OWN

GREAT AND GOOD REMEDY,

TARRANT'S

Effervescent Seltzer Aperient, As the Best and Host Relliable Medicine Krer offered to people for the aboTe class of diseases.

The nnrslng babe, Its brothers and siaUrs, its parents and grand-parents, will all find this pleasant remedy' well adapted far their different complaints.

MAKTTTAcrnaKn OSLT BT TARUANT CO.,

878 Greenwich Stn Mew York. ••"For Sale by all Drnggista.nBR. »nl8—dSmeod

•a

W A O N & BltfYOND THBf

MISSISSIPPI!

A Complete History of the Kew State* and Territories, froia be Oreat Rlrer to Use (Treat Oeean,

BY 1LBIBT D. BICHABDSON.^ Life and Adrentsrea on Prairies, Mountains, and th» Pacifio Coast, %ilt o»«r 9BO Descriptive and Photographic View* of ths fc'cenery, Cities, Lands, Mines and CaripsUie* of

6real West.

the prospective emigrantr aad satUM* in the "Far West," this Bistory of that TM:and fertile region will prove an vfcaMkiaeble assistacoe, sup•plying as ft does, a want long felt, of a foil, authentic and reliable gude to elimate, toll, products, means «f travel, Ac., Ac.

AGKNTS WADllD.—Send for Circulars and eee our tern's, and a fnll description of the work. Address NATIONAL PUBLlaHIUG Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Chicago, 111. or Pt. Loots, Ho.

BLOOMINQTON NURSERY. Ossse Seed—Prime, Nrw, 918 per bnshet

finpes—Sorts, 1,000 firat class Concords, 838. B08€S—Dahlias, Onoohonso Bedding Plants, Ac. Send 10 coats far three Spring CataIogq«s,— Ground open. Send yonr orders to

F^'K. PHdNIX,

OLD ESTABLISHMENT with a new feature. Every person can procure Trew and Wants at Wnoleaale Prieet, by order Ing through our Clnb Department. For prices and other Information, address W. F. HB1KE3, Dayton, Ohio.

WASTED, A6ESTS.-?™r„f^

orywhero, male and female, to introduce tba GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAM ILY SEWING MACHINE. This Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tqck, qntlt, 001

d, bind, braid,

and embroider in a most superior manner. Prico onlr-'fl8. Fully warranted for five years. We will pay $1,000 for any machine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastio seam thanonrs It makes tho "Elastio'Lock Stitch." •Every second stitoh can be cat, and still the cloth cannot be polled apart withoat tearing it We pay Agents from S7S to $300 per month and expeusea, or a commission from which twice that amount can be made. Address SECO^IB & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa., or Boston, Mt^ss., or St. Lonis 4fto.

Cantton.—Do not be Imposed upon by other parties palming off worthless cast-ifon machines, under the same name or otherwise. Ours is th9 only gennine and really praotical machine manufactured.

Pianos! Pianos Pianos!

"The Parlor Favorite" With Patent "Trestle Sonndlag Boari,"

THE

Immense demand for this popular instrument has Induced ns to mak* its manufacture a specialty, and we are consequently enabled to offer them mnrh lower rates than are charged far similar instruments by other makers, Inquire ef resident dealers, orsead for our illustrated Catalogue and Price List. Adrress ©GO. H. GUILD CO.,

PlanoforteJKanul's, Bottfon, Mass

AGENTS

WANTED to sell the celobratul

-CLIPPER MOWKBS and HEIFERS—Lightest draft and most dnrable Machines made. Send for Circular. CLIPPER MOWEB A REAPER Co .Oliif-Rt., New York.

WONDER!

Industry Stwing Machine. Only.Tliree Dollars Simple, practical and djirable. Makes the Elastic cl)»in stitcli, and aiHplol for all kinds of ulatn sewiug. Any child can.operate It. An elegant gilt. Testimcrninls dnily. Sent in perfect order oo receipt pf price

Addrois Industry fcwlujr Miichine Co., Manchester, N. H.

93000 SAL.ARY.—Addresi UT S. PUlio Oo New York.

To IHU WOBKIUS CLASS:—I am now prapared to furnish allclassas with constant «riployment at their homss, the whole of the time, or, fjr ih spare moments. BusiDes3 new, light and profit able. Fitty cents to $5 per evening, is eaiily earned by persona of oltber Bex, an I the boys and girls arn nearly as much as men. Great induce ments aro offered those who will divote thei whole time tt the business and, that every per son who may see this notice, may send me their addrfsi and test the business for themielvea make the following unparalleled offer: To all who are not well satisfied with the business, 1 send $1 to pay for thetrouble of writing me. particular-), direction*,_ Ac., sent free. Sample sent by mail for 10 ctu. Address E. (J, ALLKN Augusta, Me.

WANTED—AfiESTS-AmMKa* KNITTING MAl'HISK. Pr.ce $25. The simplest, oheapest and. best Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit 23,000 ttitohes per rain ut». Liberal indnoementa to Asents. Ad'ireBS AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., Bos ton, Mass,, or 8t. Louis, Mo. c*

nEAFNESS. CATAltltH,

IJA

SOOFtJI.A

Speciality.-Cures legally guaran

teed or money returned. .By tho Inventor of. the celebrated Patent Invisible Organic Vibrator'for Incurable Deafness. Send 10 els. for Treatise on Deafness, Catarrh and Scrofala. Dr. T. STILLWEIiL, 198 Bleecker-»t., N. Y.

FRKE FOR A 3 CENT STAMP.

PAMPHLET contaiuing valuable informa tion oe the subject of Advertising. A list of over One Thousand Newspapers, (THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS), and pi ice cards showing advertising rates. Addrois GEO. P, ROWKLU A CO., New York.

VKT ANTED.—First-class traveling salesman w* in every State. Good-wages, or a liberal per cent., and steady employment. Address, with stamp, B. F. HOWE, G39 Arch street, Phi|adel phla, Pa.

^MPI.OYWKJTT that pays. For particulars address S. M. SPENOEU A CO., Brattle, boro, Yt.

ERBING

BUT NOBLE.—Self-help for Young

Men, who having erred, desire abetter manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. If benefi ted, retnrn the postage. Ad dress PH1LANTHR0S, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa

BOW CAN IT BB IH

Is' thecry of the crowdswho throng|

The Dollar Store, 73 LAKE STREET,

CHICAGO, j'

"That every description and variety of FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY, LEATHER GOODS. JEWELRY, BOOKS, ALBUM-", SILVER-PL VTE WABE, &c., Ac., can be purchased at the extremely low price of ONE DOLLAR for each article when the same good) cannot be obtained at any other place for double the amount, and which the wholesaler confesses HE CAHNOT BUY for that price?"

We reply We have buyers constantly at the East, by wh'om job lots are obtained at enormous dltceunts.aod, besides, a large portion of onr goods are Imported direct from European maiftifacturers.

Having, also, EVERY FACILITY possess5 by the largest "Dollar Sale" firms of Bostan, we will by means of the

I S S E

Extend the advantages of our immense wholesale and retail trade to those living nt a distance, thus ssvlng In Express Charges

THREE-FOURTHS THE AMOUNT

Now paid and giving a better quality of goods than can be obtained of any Eastern Urn

Send In yonr Clubs, or send for Circulars, to .trf -"-j

73 Lake St., Chicago.

Goods at Wholesale to tile Trade.

AGENTS WANTED. WE

want a responsible resident Agent in every large tfl^wn to tellG. P. BOW ELL 1 CO'S new American Newspaper Directory

JUST ISSUED.

It gives the names of all Newspapers, their POLRICS, or distinctive character, CLBCCUTIOK, aDd much other Information. Also, forms a complete gazetteer of all towns andcoantles injrliicb Newspapers are published. A handsome octavo volume of 400 pages, bound in black ploth.

PRICE—FIVE DOLLARS. Large commissions paid canvassers. From 10 to 100 copiss oan bo dispose* of in every large town. Every thorough business mas, advertiser, literary nan and publisher will want a copy:— These men form a small part of the community and buy quick. A town CM l»e WBvsilcd In one day. Bend for terms and prospectus.— Address NELSON CHESMAN, Publishers' Agent, 40 Park Bow. X. Y. ,* 3j

Spst'-ilU.vri,^aA^j

....

NEWJtOVE8TISEMENT*.

THE PATENT MAGIC C0M8!

Will color gray hair a permanaat black or brown. Sold everywhere. Seat by mat for tl,2^. Addiees WK PATTOU, IrNjonr,

Magic Comb Company, Spriagfiald, Haas.

OE5T8, Farmers Hardeners, and fralMllOwen.—Sand for particulars of Improved Trait Troe apd Vina Invigorator and Insect Destrojei." Sua plea to teat will be forwarded to any part ol the Dnlred States and mnoi unwionox guaranteed. Good Axsauaiawusudiaavery Ooaoty In tix United States. Addreaa J. AHIAKN, 63 Secooil street, Baltimore, Md.

PHYSICIANS.

J}K. I. D. SBKLY,

HAG.XKTIC AND KOiKCTIO FHISIGIAK. foh3dtf

T^R. DEDERKY, JLJ HOlOEOPATipiO PHTSICIAJf, BIBBION ANO ACCO0CUB.

RIFKB:

Blootniogton Sorcery, ill.

Nurseries of W. F. Heikes. AN

Bight Bev. Bishop Talbott, D. D., B.' W. Martin. J. S. Beach, Esq. Br. Kggert. Orrics AMO BESWKKCB on Mulberry street,» tween Gth anI7fh, next to Normal School. sSSdtf

R.A. AKNAIJD.

OjrriCK—CXwner of Main and Fifth .'tltreeU, over the National State Bank. BMIHWI—Chestnut Sf, between 6th and ?th. m«8lrl»t TEREK HAUTE. INT.

"Similia Similibus Curanter." ju

XTAVING ASSOCIATED OURI 1 selves together for the pracflce of Medicice with the tbove Homoeopath lo law as oar galde, we will be pleased to attend all who msy need otir professional services.

OFFICE, 139 MAIN STREET,

•between 5th and 6'h streets, ovr Hudson's China Store. APPLKBr A WATERS ja26dlm

J. YOUNG.,

PHYSICIAN and {SURGEON:

OFFICE—West Bide Pnblic Sqnsre, (Formerly occupied by Dr. Cart is.)

Calls attended tonight and day. National House.

jpARMBRS'

Cor. Beekman and Nassau Sts. Near City Hall Park New York

GEORGE ^VTGHT, Proprietor.

N. B.—Located in the very heart of the wholesale business, tbis is one of the most conveintly located Hotels for Merchants, Business men and others visiting the city. d29d6m

PACIFIC174HOTEL,

170, 172, and 17C Greenwich Street, One door north of Cortlandt, and one blook west of Broadway.

The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to his numerous friends and patrons that from this date, the charge of the Pacific will be 82,60 per day.

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

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

The tab\p will be boanttfnlly supplied with every delloacy of the season. The attendance will be found efficient and obliging

The location will be found convenient for those whose business calls them in the lower part of tbe -ity, and of ready access to all Bsilroad and Steamboat Lines. fe2dw6m JOHN PATTEN.

ATTORNEYS.

Hi BLAKE,

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW SUBQEON AMD MSOHANIOAL

E N 1 S

Sncowor to Dr. D. M. WILD, No. 167 Main St. National Block, Terre Haute Intl. [mSOdtf

O. O. LINCOLN,

The

AMMMD dc CO.,' I* V.

Oldest Established Dentist In Terre Haute* Orrioa—On Sixth Street,- between Main and Ohio, one door south of National Bouse.

Having had upwards of eighteen years' experience In Dentistry, he is oonfident that be can givn satlsCMtion in all oases. [Jyifr 'dlyti,

.»|jrjryatitf•-^4«"i'-l "7 5-

HOFFS

TRADE iJVjMARK

MALT EXTRACI

Great Reduction in Price.

QnALITIIS AHO PBOPIKTIES UKIBPAIBBB. I

A Deltsfetnil, Notrltieu BKTSBA8K. A Pleawnt lBTlg#«rtl«f TOMIC. A

Substitute

for

Ale

»ad

LEATHER, 'HlOgi

1. ,:

i. BURNET!

No. 41 North Fourth 3treet,

Bealdence at j»23dtf

HOTELS.

JACOB BCT*. GEO. C. BUT

NATIONAL HOUSE, CoA. SlXTBAND MAINSTBUT. TEIlIiE IIA.UTE, IND.

JACOB BBT2 A 801*.....°..— PB0PB1KT0B8.

This Hones has been thoroughly refnrnlsheJ. my 23ilwly

HOTEL,

CORNER NINTH $ CHERRY STS. Opposite Eastern Market Bonse. Haviug a large Wagon Yard sttachid, will enable mo to give general satisfaction to the traveling public. D. W. RANKIN.

J**

XH*.

«. Ji

rpiiRRE RAUTB HOUSE,,

OOBHia MAIN AND 8BTCNTH BTftftfcTf,

Terro 11 ante, Indiana.*

This Hotol nas reoentiy been refitted, and pntla Oht-class order, offering accommodations nnsur pagwi in tho Stato. ('.i t-U T. C. BCNTIN, Prop'r.

HOUSE.

pLARK

OOftNEB or FIRST. AND OHIO STRUTS.

V-^ OOftNEB

Terre Haute, Indiana

W R, 6RIFFITH Propprletor

Office of Marshall, Mcntesuma and Palestine Haak Lines. Free Buss to and from all Trains. novSSdtf

PARK HOTEL,*

ON THE, AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN FLAN

Manufacturer andftsaler^ta

Leatber, Hides, Oite. Shoe Find* lngs, and Currier's Tools,

JTos. 144*140 MAIS ST., TKRRK UiBTK, IHU.,

Woald rtspsetfally inform his old patrons, and Uwpvblie ge*fraBjr,«»tsli««si»»iWi1 aitsolicits orders for the variohs kinds of grodi adapted to the-wauU of Boot and Shoe Bfann£actiir«i Sad' die and Harness Halters A Xe»ler«,

OonsisUng of

Harness, Skirting fair ami Black Bridle, Collar LcatlCtr,

Bag Leather, Line Leather Seating, Pail Skins, it-e., £c.

tft mutJ rt' 5?

•if W

-3 a 7

Attorney at Law,

AND

ISrpTARlT PUBLIC OrriCK-^-On Ohio Street, between Third and Fourth Streets. ootS8d&wtm

JSO. P. BAIBD. OHABIBS CBUfT,

JJAIRD & CRXJFT,/ Attorneys at Law, Orrioa.-No. 82 Main Street, np stairs. feblSdtf

Wm. E. McLBAN,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT, Terro Haute, Ind. Ornor.—No. 86 Main Street. deofidly

DENTISTRY.

Aleolillc

Bold by Druggists and Grocers. J08. S. riDKB81», ii

Murray St., Ne

17.

Sol* Agent

for

U. 8. ami BnUth

JaoMeod ly-vr

•tn

•.

SOLE—Oak, Hemlock, Slasghter, Bnenos Ayres, and Orinoco, Frracb and AmeHran C'alr aitl Kip Skins, Wax 0pper, Buff, drain leather,

Pebble Grain, Splits, Lace Leather, Chamois Skins, etc.

BOANS—Cochineal, Karoos, Blue, Green,Yellow, and Cream. LIMING SKIN8—White, Pfeak, YeUowand Rua» set. H0B0060—Tampleo, Oirttm, Oap«,

Boot Leg, Pet bird, Simon Goal, ctc. CALF KID—French end American. PLASTKBEB'S HAIB. Lastings, i&-r Bo»t Wf-ii, jj'

Bindings^, Oaitcr Well,, tloriags, L$ce«, Galloons, iihoa Threads,

SboeDnot, Brtotlrs, Eyelets, RiMt Otr\ Holes,

Cement, ^hso Kit, Machine Wax, Gnm Trajfaeanth, n'd^eiJUcklng, Ha^Uine Thread.

Shoe BUctinR-" and Brnshts,

Nails, Awls and laaks,. Lasts, (iboeTioe*, in «H Clamps, Boot Tries, i"

:X. 'Crimping Machines, Etc., Ktc., £c.

OILS—Cod, Straits and Bank. Sicily, Sumac and Japonic#.

THREAD, ,,,

NEEDLES, AND SEWIA'ft MACHLNE TB,BKAD AND SILK. tW CASH for Hides, Kors, Sheep Peitf, Deer Skine, Tallow, and Leather in the Bongb. Consignments always Rtceive

Prompt Attention.

FebSdwtf

DAVID S.

,r^r

MILITARY CLAIMS.

MILITARY CLAIMS—CARD i-VX FOB %*&£***• a-s,

Military Attorney, Notary and Claim

Begularly

Agent,

Authorized

and Licensed.

Office—Farrington Block,

E. Corner Public Square^UP STAIBS, FIMT DOeit,

T£BRE HAUTB. Ut».

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

DEEDS EXECUTED,

Vouchers Made out and Pension Money Drawn from Any Pentien Agency in lie Vmted Stetee.

PROTESTS ISSUED, land Warrants Assigned, Bought and Sold, and Defective Assignments Corrected.

Ma.

DAMALDSOH

welt understands tbe mode of

adja tlngand collecting any claims growing out of tbe recent Bebelllon, and for 1867 and 1868, has collected and paid over to tbe claimants more than Two Hand rod Thousand Dollars has obtai ed three hnndred Pension Certificates, for woanded

injuredJeoldiors, widows, mothers,

and minor children, and, pew" hnndred bounty checlu for discharged privates. Pensions, if now applied for and granted, will comm6nse at the "date 5f tDe'solalefs discharge. No time should be lest,- as this factorable provision termiaates totally aboat Jute 1870, or at'five years after tbe discharge!

Arrears of pension msy now' Do'bail in all cases where the pension does not commence at the date of discharge, or de ith of the soldier. Look at yoar certificates and call on me.

Bonnty claims under the recent law, act cf Jaly 28tb, 1866, are now nearly all paid. Anew law for the next and last bonnty, may, perhaps, be patsed this winter. If so, applications may be made the coming Spring or Summer. I will give notice when such law is passed. No peneiona have yet been allowed fbr service in the war of 1812.

No Land Warrants need be expected for service in the late war, and no further bonnty to veteran, who has had throe or four hnndred dollars.

I have never lost a good claim where tbe party permitted me to manage it tn my own way. I have lost two valid claims on account of such in terferepce.

Befer to Merchant», IfonfcorB an-1 Citizens generally, and to any one of the thousand whose olaims have bee« obtained by me. jsOdwtf I». S. i)ANAIjtSON

SPEEK'S STANDARD

^WINE

BITTERS!

"THE BEST MTTEBS For Weakly Persons.

FOB THE WEAK, FOB THE PALE, FOB THE SICKLY fe:1 FOB THE AGED,

FOB FEMALES, YG FOB SPUING USE I II

If Bitters Equal to Them Speer's Standard Wine Bitters,

—MAD* OL*-

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS

Bran's Celebrated Wine, so well known, with PKBUVIlM BABE, CUAMOHUiB FIOWRBS,

SNAKE BOOT,

TOME uA.ilSrJ3 VIGOR —TO THI—

YOUNG AND OLD, MALfi AND FSMAL8! Ail use It with wonderful sucoess. Brings COiLOR To the pale white Up,

BLOOM AND BEAIJTY

To the thin face and care-worn cjoutenanee. Cures FKVEB and oieates APPETITE. Try them. Use none other. Ask for SPKEb'S 8TANDA&D BITTERS. Sold ly Druggist* and Grocers. 8ee that my signature is over tbe cork of each Bottle.

ALFRED SPEER^f

Passaic, N. J., and 243 Broadway, New fork. Trade supplied by all Druggists.

ERRORS OP YOUTH.

Teung Men, the experienceof years has ilemon-" strated tbe fact that reliance may be plaeed In the efficacy of

DR. BELL'S SPECIFIC For the speedy and permanent cure of seminal Weakness, the result of loathful Indiscretion, which neglected, rains the happiness, and unfits the sufferer for bnslness, social society, or marri' age. They can be used without detection or interference with business pursuits.

Prloe one Dollar per box, orf our boxes for tluee dollars. If you c«nnot procure these pills se'ese the money to

BBTAN A

Co.,

Bfttto.

STBEKOTHEJiEB for tke DtblllUtc*. [KSPSOIAM.T HVBSIHS MOtilM.] A Certain BEMEDT for Disorders of the THROAT, CHEST, LVN6S AJID STOMACH.

ij_* -r*

Cedar street, New

York, and they will ba seat by return mail, Well sealed. Private circulars to gentlemen sent free on application. Enclose stamp. decltldeedwly

•.. I* .if r--

"'NEW GROCER

AHD

PROVISION STORE!

D. MOZLOT,

DEARBE III——' -4

Groceries and Provisions,

Jfo.» 4th Street, eae dooritoatli or the Post once, Terrc-Haute, Indiana-

The undersigned has Just opened at the above stand, aflret-close Family Grocery and Provision Store, with a large and well selected stuck ol new and fresh articles suitable for-every day use in Comities, to which he calls tbe attention of bis friends and the public generally.

Goods delivered to any part of tbe city frree of charge. Highest cash price paid for Cons try Produce.

JySdBw F. D. MOLLOT. nfajtak^

j&ri -1 tfii ao tp

fSURANCE.

•J

NATIONAL"

I- itf V.<p></p>LIFE i-:".:..<p></p>1NSURANCE.C0., -•a .sms** thb. ii

United States of America,

K" WASaiWOtO*, B.

jPHARTMED SPlCIAL ACT of C01H6SISS APPBOVKD JVJ.1 SS, 1868,

CA8U CAPITAL^ .$1,000,000,

tf »v PAIB IHFV1X.

BRANCH OPFIdC:

First National Bank Building,

PHILADELPHIA.

Whore the goceral business of the Company Is transaotod, anil to which all general corrtspondene* should be addreesed\ s»e-, •ffc OFPIIUU:

OLABJCNCE H. CLABE, President. JAT COOKE, CbafHnan Finance aod Execa Commute®. HENRY D. COOKE, Vice-President. ^jjj^tSQN W. PEST, Secretary and Astnary.

Tliu Cunpoaj, National in its cbaraoter, olfo by roason of its large Capital, Low Bates ef Premium and New Tables, Ihe most desirable mean* of insuring life yet presented to the publio.

Tho ratei of premium being largely reJuoed, are made as favorable to the Insurers as those ot tbo best Mutual Companies, aad avoid all th* complications and uncertainties of Notes, Divldends, and tba misunderstaniings which the lat» ter are so apt to cause the Poloy-Hold r.

Several new aod attractive tables are now presented, which need only to be understood

prove acceptable io the]publio, snob as thelN-COHK-rauDCOINO POLICY and BETUBN PBEM1UM POLICY. In the former, tbe peiieybolder not only secures a life Insuranes, yayaMe at death, but will receive, If HvUg, after a period of a few yens, an a»»ual uieeme equal la ten per cent, (10per eenl.) cf hit policy. In the latter, the Company agrees to return to the amtured tie total amount of money he hat paid is, addition to tkr amotinf of his policy.

Tho attention of persons contemplating Insuring their lives or.iacieasing theaaonat of insurance tbey already have, is called to the special advantages offered by tbe National Life Insurance Company.

Circulars, Patsphlots and fall particulars glveK on application to the Branch Offioe of the Company, or to JOHN W. E1XXS A CO..

CINCINNATI, OBIO,

General Agents for Ohio and Central aad South eru Indiana. A. FOOTE, 26dwly Agent for Torre Haate, ind.

JNSUKB WITH THE BEST!

OF HARTFORD, COSBT. ij L-tW'ftitff} Casb Assets over 95,052,88019.

Fire and Inland Insurance at as favorable terms as tho Hazards Permit for Reliable Indemnity,£ HAGKB A McKEEN, Agents,

JanSdSm Dowltns Hall.

A Congh, Cold, or More Threat BEQUIBES

IMMTDUTT ATTENTION,

AND SHOULD SB CFCXOKBD. I» ALLOWC» to

ooavxavi,

Irritation of Uie Luam, a permandut Ttiroat (too, or an Inearable

Lnng Blieasw

«!4

IS ERNRN THB BBBVLT.

Brown's Bronchial Troches, Having a direct Influence to the parts, give immediate relief.

Fpr Bronchitis, Aitkma, Catarrh,Con. anmptlve and XiwHtf Diseases, TBOCBES ABB USED WITH ALWATS GOOD SVCCXSS.

SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPIAKKBS will find Trochee useful In clearing the voloe whea taken befote Singing or Speaking, aad relieving the Throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal organs. The Trochei are rectmmended aad proscribed by Physicians, and hare had testimenials from eminent men throughout the country. Being an article of true merit, and having prored their efficacy by a test of many years, each year finds them in new localities In various parts of tbe world, and tbe-Trochee are universally pronounecd better than other artloles.

OBTAIN

kXk OUUls WILD CHEBBT BARK. UINflKR,

and such other HEBBS and BOOTS as will in all ssassist Digestion, promote tho Secretions of the System II the natural channels, and give

only "BBOWN'S

r—

BBOHOBIAL TBOOBBS,"

aed do not take any of theworfUsss imitatione that may be offered. SOLD BV BBYWHBBB. d21ds w-tssos-insfde

AyfANHOOD AND THB VIGOE lu. OF YOUTH restored in four weeks. Ol. BIG'OBD'S ESSENCE OF LITE restores manly power*, from whatever eauae arising the effeets of early pernicious habits, self-abase, impotence and elimate," give way at once to this wonderfW medicine, if taken regularly aooordiag to tbe directions (which are very simple, and require no restraint frem bttsinees or pleasure.)

Sold in botnes at f3, or lour quantl-

Fail ore la

impossible. Sold in botAee'at |3, or fonr quantlties in one

(or $9.

To be bad only of the sole ap

pointed agent^in America, H. QEBTIZEN, 93, 3i Avenno, o-r. of 13tb street. N. V. d*28

3,*fd

LAND AGENCY.

TLAKB'S LAND AGENCY, JJ On Ohio Street, betweea Third and Fourth Lands Bought and Bold on Seasonable Commission. 4SOO.OOO worth of desirable City and Ooantryproperty for Mle, Hooses far reot. oot88dwss

Real Estate Column a $

•.A 'j"'

& LANGE,

Office over First National Bank, S. I. Ooraer of S'uortb and Main 8treete,

Terre EIaute,Ind.

V3t 'I I

Abstracts of title furnished, Loans negotiated, and Meney invested

FOR SAUB.

.ifmx:-

CITY PBOPEBTY.

Forty Lots In t.ttitoa'* Addition to Terre Beate UoQoe and lot, east Ohio street, Uunxe and lot, in MoUurrain's Addltition, Hoaaeaadiotlu Sibley's addition on Bth street. House and lot in Base's addition on 8tb street, •oueo and lot on Poplar, between 6th and Ttb strveta,

U(inv and lot on North 5th, between Obeennt aad Ltnton streets. Two business Houses on Main strfi

r:i

COUNTY PBOPEBTY.

Farm ef 89 acres In Honey Or »k Tc.#Bshlp, 113 acres in Linton township. 3 Acres below the Boiling Mill, wees side eaaal. janltdtt

4* tazxiI 'i-V*.•