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

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of whites and negroes. This is to say, if negro votes, yfcu must marry his mother,sister or daughter, and must take him for your son-in-law, brother-in-law or step-father! Gur estimate of the average intelligence of Democrats in Clay and Sullivan is not vety bigb, but the Judge goes far .below lis. We would hesitate long before insultiag them with such puerile twaddle he hurls at them and of ^hich we quoted a fair sample. "Will the tiiio ever come when the negro will present himself to the Democratic jniniUn aijy other shape than as & candidate for inter marriage with members of that political faith? Is tbls terrible fear of such "mixture," that continually haunts tlje

Democratic soul, founded on a consciousness of peculiar danger resulting from!a natural learning of the Democratic hear in that direction? Does Democracy, fei its absorption, gradual extinction, by the process above indicated?-' If so, the fe&r la groundless. Education of the negroes is fast making such an alliance #n iif possibility. Take courage, trembling Democracy, the danger whiehnpw makm you quake will soon be above yoii' reach! ...

Ths Philiadelphia Prm, one'of tl most radical, as well as one of the ablest* of Republican papers, approves mofj heartly of the appointment of General LojraaTBKBT. It says that in his appointment "we have an earnest that General Gbant intends to deal not only generously but chivalrously with the conquered South. There will be opposition to this appointment from the rabid Democracy, who have heaped columns of abuse on this distinguished soldier, who fought the Government in front and not in the rear, and probably they may be Joined thoughtlessly by an element in our own party, but the "sober sense and good judgment of the mass of the peopje will en. jdorse the nomination."

If we seek for loyalty, we have a man twice as loyal as the mass of Andrew Johnson's appointees. If. we seek an honest man, we know no better place t6 -find him than in one who, seeing his error, has the moral courage to admit and abandon it, even in the face of personal vilification and social ostracism. General James Longstbkrt at the head of his famous division, and later commanding his picked and historic corps, did much damage to the country but there are gentlemen in the Senate who, by their yotes cast after the war ,have •done joord

As our readers already know, JoBir O. Bbzckinbicqx, once Vice-President of the United States, and afterwarjdf prominent among the Generals of the re* bellion, has availed himself of Johnson' amnesty and returned to his home ii Kentucky,where his reception was cordial and somewhat demonstrative. His man ner was quiet and unobtrusive, as that ol one thoroughly chastened in spirit and subdued in temper by. the-disasters oflhd war of which he has had so large a jperi tonal experience. He cbmes home with* out personal ambition or aspirations, anc without any more of the political excifei ment of his past years, as he says himt self, than if he were "an extinct* vol cano." He says little of his plans for the future, except that he wishes nothing do with politics, and intends to devot himielf to the repair of his shattered for* tune. He hasalways been popular in his own State, and will find

come amon^ his old personal friends, We trust he will adhere to his present purpose and eschew politics his o^a wishes and those of the whole oounty"wili concur on

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JUDGE JAM*»^ ths eigned" Senate? fiom Clay and Sulliva* —TiWInT^ranifesto annoancmg tamM" as a candidate for re-electionr»oa joto. gizing for hi* resignation. «Tbe "car* quite too abaurd to require serious AOtice, and indicate the Judge Mdtf it rather for effect on idiots tfa«Unfeli» gent men. Speaking of the proposed 15th Amendment he says: "This would entail social equality, intermarriage, and all the train of eviU-a wicked people and a weak government

Death of General Sol. Meredith From the Cincinnati Evening

icle

next wave

English^ Jewell,

Grant Seymour......

beneficiaries,

E. H. Barry,

airy inter

.haa^ordini XiCgiBlatore will act oa ihe owutl-

tational amendment. Great hopes are zj^aftrUmed by UwT»3licuKT0cy tbat thu may defeat the Union party. In other

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we learn with regret of the death of Gen. Sol. Mkbkdith, which occurred at his residence, in Cambridge City, last Friday morning. Gen. Mkrkdith native of North Carolina, but in early life removed to Indiana, where he took an aotive part in public affairs. He was instrumental in the organization of 'our State Agricultural Society. On the breaking out of the war he was appointed to the command of the 19th Regiment In diana Volunteers, and on the 6th of Octo ber, 1862, was promoted to the rank of a Brigadier-General. He served with distinction during the continuance of the rebellion, and at its close ran for Congress against Hon. Gxo.

defeated by the old war-horse of the Republican party. He afterward was apponted to a Government position in West, but returned to his home in health) and died as above stated.

Gnk of the efieots of the disgraceful bolt of the Democratic members of itlie Legislature, was to leave the Indiana Soldiers' Home without any funds for the aupport of the disabled 'soldieis in that institution. The Odd Fellows of the State have made a noble effort to counteract the evils intended to result to the inmates of the Home, by raising and sending to the proper authorities, a donation in money. The correspondence on the subject between Dr. Babby, the Secretary of the Order, and Mr .Hannamann, representing the Home, is printed in to-day's paper.

...50,541

...50,641 47,600

Republican majority 3,0411 It will "be seenthat "the scale is on the balance and a little will incline it either way. It is a fine chance for the Democracy. Envy, hatred, malice, And all uncharitableness may see thetn "through' but we trust otherwise. We rely on the intelligence, honor, and moral integrity of the Lani of Steady Habits.

Soldiers' Home «od I. 0- 0. F. The following correspondence will show ti& TIFfcrality of the Odd Fellows of this State toward the Indiana Soldiers', Seamens' and Orphans' Hpme:

OF*ICEGRAND S*OH*tabt, 1 iBTDLA-NAPOiaa, Maroh 9, 1869.

Jfy*. Sanmman, Esq- Prerid/ent qf the Ifoisteet SoidUrs' Byrne

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Sib: The Legislature hsvtegf

failed to pass the bill appropriating the necessary funds for the support of the disabled soldiers and the orphans of soldiers in the institution under your conUfoJ, enclose ^®u- a cheek for #606.50, the balance of the contributions made by the several Lodges-I. O. O. F. of this State, to establish a Home for those soldiers and seamen of Indiana who were disabled in the late civil conflict. This, with the sum of $2,083 50 hertofore contributed and paid over, makes $2,660 donated to this benevolent purpose by the Independent Order of Odd Fell*

I sincerely hope these funds, I '8 .DO*[.

your institution, may enable you to mam- I

liberal appropriation comes to your re lief. Yours respectfully,

E. H. Babbit,

Grand Secretary.

Indiana

Solbibbs'

and Seanen's Home,

Indianapolis,

March 11, 1869.

•Eaj'.,

ance

Secretary Grand.

Lodge Indepmdent Order Odd Fellows

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hundred and

of collections heretofore made thro' the subordinate lodges of your Order in this State, for the benefit of disabled soldiers of Indiana, and their orphan children, has this day been received, with ipany thanks. Your contribution comes most opportunely. The Legislature having failed to make the necessary appropriation for its support, we have,, in parti 'v6 tely upon the kindness of onr friends, among Whom we class your noble.Order.

Before the State.assumed control of the **5 "Home, and when its only reliance was upon the private contributions of our liberal citizens, your fraternity came] promptly to our relief, and by a precious contribution of two thousana and.eighty three dollars and fifty cents, enabled the

(Board of Trustees to complete the pay ment on the real estate near Knights* I Stowe, town, Indiana, thereby securing to our I

Miscellaneous Items. I—.

Horn is growing finely in Florida -Atlanta, has an-'tJgiy caab."^ ice is worth flve en%aj»awid tffSAn Francisco.

The office of collector of the. Port of Kew York i§ worth $27,000 a year. Buffalo has a new cloub-house.,. Jts.

words, the high-toned Democracy expect name is the "Balogne." ". to carry the Stat? themselves through Allen, of St Louis, challenged McCoole the worst and lowest of the" voting population. /The vote of the State at the last two electfonsbasbeen asibilows^4-&

The Congregational ehurch at Dubuque, has a $6,000 organ. The New York. Sua calls Chicago "rising western town."

Six London theatres are managed by Women

—•*8^77 I price of telegraphing ia Prussia is "T'p. .• ""TTTTI to be redueed one hal^ immediately^,

Demtttratie ttisjority '. ..-1,764 a general- "Commercial Convention Will be held at Memphis, in May. They sell shad by the pair in^ilming ton, N.. C.

veteran soldiers and their orphans a per- Amencaa singer Signoriana Maria inanent Home, so long as they may be Calisto (Miss Huntley.) after a most sucpermitted to enjoy it. This munificent I cessful debut in Berlin, has won even donation, doming so timely, will ever be I greater l&urels in Belgium, where she is held in lively remembrance, both by lha as much praised for her fine trag.c acting members of the old Soldiers' Home As- I ••'.forher extraordinary mus.cal talent. sociation and the present Board of Trustees. It gives the best possible evidence! of the benevolent and charitable character of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Indiana.

Nor is the present contribution less valuable, coming as it does, when all is gloom—when we know not whom tolook "to for aid—it assures us that we still have friends on whom we jean rely for help, and is of far metre vatul in .cheeiring us

diaato. It furnishes another bright stariif the crown of your noble Order for benevolent'ttnd Christifin charity.

Be kind enough to return to the Grand -Lodge of Odd Fellows of Indiana, our sincere thanks in- behalf of the disabled soldiers and soldiers' ocphans, for this valuable donation in time of need, st Very respectfully,

Wm. Hannamann,'

Knife.handles and fine-tooth combs are now made from potatoes. 3l'» ':.• ft"

The population of Lowell at the pres ent time is estimated at 39,400. Nine States have ratified the fifteenth amendment to the Constitution.

A western paper calls strong-minded women "Knights of the Garter. .. lA

A New York papa gave his daughter a

Velocipede races are an amusement on Broad street, in Philadelphia, Sunday afternoon..

The New Albany ^r^ws (Democratic) is designated as the State paper for four years to. come.

The Masons of Baltimore have a new temple almost completed, which has cost $380,090. "There is no morality left in the aountry, except in the South," sighs the Richmond

It is said, that the Indians of the Plains will not take scalps from the heads of negro soldiers killed in battle.

Two students in Williston Seminary recently fought a duel with pistols loaded with powder—and nothing else.

A Houston genius sews cow's tails on old' horse hides, and thus converts the latter into a. merchantable article.

The, Philadelphia police rebel at the order forbidding their lounging on corners, and maay of them have resigned.

An artist who is painting the nine muses can find only eight girls io New York who are beautiful enough for models.

Andy Johnson, in his ''Farewell," used the word "(JoDstitution" thirty-one times, and the word "constitutional" eleven times. 25^™S5H"HH55"

A single Application of Palmer^' Lotion will'always relieve the most distressing, irritating and itching of cutaneous diseases, and Jty an occasional use of it one finds himself cured of his afflictions almost before he is aware of It dwlw.

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Claribel (Mrs. Charles Barnard), the author of many popular songs and ballads, died at Dover, of typhoid fever, on February 1.

Mr. T. Buchanan Bead has just commenced a life-size painting of "Sheridan's Bide.*' He occupies Bossetti's studio in Borne,

'aIIowb I Stephen A. Douglass, son of the Little

ft Btudent

cl,neg 10

'j? the Jesuit's

poetry.

tain it, and k^ep'together your deserving A handsome set of plate has been prei, until the liegislature, by a| aented to Mrs. Abraham Lincoln by the admirers of her husband at Frankfort-on-the-Main.

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Maximilian's library was recently sold at Leipzig. The highest price paid wss $806 for a book of only 84 leaves, printed at Mexico in 1543.":'

M. Gachard, a French millionaire, who died recently at Rochelle, made his origi

nal

Your favor of the 9th instant^

containing a check for six gix dollars and fifty cents, being a bal

fortune by selling fish-bait. It was worth no more than worms, but was well advertised.

During the year 1863 the Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, then Vice President, sorved as a private soldier in the Maine State Guard, Company A, of Bangor. The company was stationed at Fort McOlary Kittery, Maine.

The city of Des Moines, Iewa, elected Judge Hatch Mayor the other day by 828 majority over Spofford, Democrat, and the

from 428 to 466—a Republican gain of over 400 votes. The new German novelist who has "come in" with such

though her writings bear the

nom deplume

of E. Marlitt. She is said to bear a striking resemblance to Mrs. Harriet Beecher

Young Stevens, of Hoboken, son of the late E. A. S., will, if he attains his maI jority, probably be the most opulent person in America. HiB real estate opposite

New York has reached an enormous value, which, in addition to his other availables, will make him, at twenty-one, worth at least f150,000,000.

The old grenadier from whose flask Napoleon the First drank at Ratisbon dur

onward, than the mere dollars would in» I'ng the memoriable campaign of 18Q5, I

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.in PreB't Board of Trustees.

Gleaning**

-tr .. 1. morning, notwithstanding her protestaNew York City has but 12,000 resident! tionsof innocence, and requests to be alnegroest-

fa I lowed to sond for friends, she was com-

There" ^are*"Cerr tfifi'ei'ent,''ibethoSi8t I fitted to the Tombs, where she was con-bodies-in the United States. 4

flned

fr°r t^rea dfty®i

when* her husband,

who had been absent from hogje, return

ed, when detectives were at once set to work, and she was found and released. =====

A PACIFIC RAILROAD TOWN. -----

Curious Scene at Bryan, Eight Hundred Miles West of Omaha. -----

"CARLTON" writes to the Boston <Jour-

nal

It was late in the evening when we entered the new town of Bryan, then about two weeks old. We rode up a wide street, bright with lights flaming in the windows of the restaurants and saloons, each shopman and parkeeper [sic] by arrangement of kerosene lamps and colored glasses to outshine his neighbor in his endeavors to attract a crowd.

"Prof. Hervey," a dancing-master Quincy, III, has been arrested for com mitting a fiendish outrage upon nineyear old girl

Seven hundred and eighty-one thou sand seven hundred and forty-six dollars worth of real estate was sold in New York one day last week.

Motto for Andv Johnson—"It's never too late to mend/' Carlotti Patti ^ifmngTnTtbis county next viator.

Verdi is composing an opera, to. be entitled "Falstaff." Edmund Yates is no longer editor of Tiruley'a Magazine.

Miss Matilda Heron is about to give a series of lectures on the drama. Dr. Livingstone, the African traveler, has been elected a member of the Institute of France.

nal> the following account of the present terminus of the Union Pacific Railway— the town of Bryan, eight hunched miles west of Omaha:

The United States at the present time can exhibit one thing not to be found in any other country—a Pacific Railroad town. By that we do not mean a town like Omaha, which is an old established city, but one of the mushroom place, which grow up in a night, last a week or two, and then are torn down and moved to another locality: The railroad is pushed forward so fast and the terminus changed so often, that a town only gets under way before it is pulled down and sent forward to a new place. You can find houses at the present terminus, Bryan, eight hundred miles west'pf Omaha, which have been put up and taken down fifteen times. The people who live in them are American Arabs. They are not only nomads, ever on the move, but they can steal and plunder as adroitly and with as little compunction of conscience as their brethern, the Bedouins. Civilization and Christianity has not refined or softened their inhuman nature.

Let me not be understood to say that every man in one of these railroad towns is a villian [sic] or a blackleg; on the contrary, honest men are to be found who, after bearing patiently with ruffians til patience ceases to be a virture, and there being no law or order, or organized, society, take matters into their own hands and become a terror to evil-doers. When some flagrant crime has been committed—murder or assassination—these law-abiding men purify the place by hanging the murderers to the nearest tree; or if no tree is near, they extemporize a gallows by tilting up the tongue of a wagon, and sending the ruffian into eternity before the body of his victim is cold. Such sudden punishment is like lightning on a sultry day—purifying and invigorating,

hiirdy-

(ion breakdown, mingled'with shouts and others, the jingling of

bread in one corner and pumpkin pies on

Substitutes in thb Dkntal Banes 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 laste, and the breath itself will never be tainted. dlw

Half way up Lookout Mountain, the.

Mobse's Indian Root Pills.—"W'o give you in this Medicine the result of a lifetime of study and trisl before this Medicine all others Are but nostrums.— They are made from simple Roots, and are the best medicine in the world for all Billioua disease?

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 tbem because we know their virtues. Trial is tho Touchstone by which to prove them worthy. Use Morse's Indian Root Pills. For sale by all .Dealers. marldwlm

and who, on that occasion uttered the naive words, "After you, sire," which caused Napoleon to buret into a fit of laughter, died On the 9th of January, at the Hotel des Invalides, in his eighty-fifth year. ii

A respectable iady residing in Jersey City, arrived in New York the other day, to do some shopping, and while comparing two vasps in a store on Broadway, she was accosted by one of the clerks and accused of being a shoplifter. A policeman was called in and she was arrested and locked up for the .night. In the

COSTAR'S REMEDIES.

HOUSEKEEPERS! HOUSEKEEPERS! Men--Women—Children Men—Women—Children

"Cooling to Scalds and Burns,",. "Soothing to all painful wouudp, 4c.',tJC: i) Heaiinac to all SoreS, Ulceri.

"00STAP.'S"

BUCKTHORN MLV1 Is the most extraordinary SALVE ever known Its power of Soothing ami Healing for all Gate Burns, Brnlses, Sores, doers, Obapped Bands and Skin, for Sore Nipples, for Plies, &c., &o.—is without a parallel. One parson siys of it, "I would not-be without a Box in mv House, if it cost 5 00, or I weuld travel all the way to Mew York for it.-'—N.

ear- All Druggists in TEBBE HAUTE aell It.

"C0STAR'S"u-"A-

Standard Preparations ABE HIb

BEAUTI FIER, TBI Birm-SWfiiTAND OfiANGK BLOSSOMS

One Sottle, 81,00—Three for $2,00.* HIS .v.:- /a "Costaj 's Bat, Boash, Ac., Exterminators, •'Costar's Bed But Exterminators, "Costar's (Only Pure) insect Powder. "Only Infallible Bemediesknown." "18 years es/ablisliad in New York.*' "2,000 Boxes and Elasks manufactured dally. "Ml Beware II of spurious imitations.', "All Drnggisla in Tcbbi Hadtb sell them,"

Addre&tT "Uostab," 10 Crosby St., N. Or, Johh F. Hbitky, (Succescor to) DKSIAS BABNRS

Slid In TBBBB HA DTK, by B1BB,«ULICK & BEERY, J*n4dwly-n to BM.

Phalon's Paphian Xsotlon Iter BeantliyiBK the 8KL| ant GOMNKUHiX

S!,IS5SS?°T% pwpua. MOra BLOTCflES* TA¥. etc.. g|| fcatferfl TBB SKIN SOFT, Fl/kfe Ud BLOOMING. For LADIES In tke KUB8KRV It la laralnaMe. for eENTlKllKX aRerBHAHNfi it has no eanaL "FHAPIAN LVflOA" Is tke only Mli^leremetfyfor Ulseasn and Memlskes eftlieSKIN.

Hi 4 PHALOJC8 "PAPHIAN SOAP" 'for (ke TOILKT. nuBsKRi' and BATH, will JMjtal tke (MIX.

Prlee, 36 Cents per Cake,

rLOK DE KAt«,' "FL«B DE HATO."

CtBta. mM •»*$

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. wi «t* agr*

such dancing and fiddling, such drinking of health, shuffling of cards and rattling of dice, as we never saw before. From the dance saloons came the sound of hurdy-

W I W a

™££5*&^s:

gurdies, violins and banjoes, the rattle and clatter of the double shuffle and plantation breakdown, mingled with shouts and

the room.

Ground opto. Nad jour ordefJ to

jp:

l»er to Omj 6wt Owse,

nwrioag felt, of aful'i.a^

AGJONTS WANTKDj—Send fof^CIrcuUri jibd

-jbnite tpragv

and

tialLdateilytldftdf

others, the jingling of glasses, as the rude

men, wild with whisky, and ruder women, decked in silks and satins, flounced and ruf-

thewert.

\]b£,OQMXN^TON IfUBSEBT.

The railroad company have laid out the town and are selling lots, at high prices. Of course, these lots will have very little value after the road is opened, but the town is built as if there was a limited amount of land available for a city. The

shops and houses are all crowded together, and if a fire were to break out on the windward side all would go.

Here is a town two weeks old, with a population of five thousand! On every side we hear the sound of saws and hammers. Here is a man putting up his shop, which he has just brought from the

f. r. phoenix,

1 Bloomltgto'B Kbriery, 111.

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late terminus at Green river. The boards are all numbered like those of a window, shutter. He will have it completed in an hour or two, his goods in ready for trade. Here is a German and his wife unpacking the chests which contain mugs and glasses. In a few minutes he will have

mor#

a lager-beer saloon in operation. . Yonder a Yankee has established a bakery, building his oven of bricks made on

the spot. He is selling hot gingerbread and seed cakes, and has a large pile of

beautimi, 'or more elaetic Beam

spoons & CO..

madt

fon,

his shelves. The saloons, during the day, are not much patronized, but are thronged at

night. It is a lively town. The whole population live on a small territory, and are dependent wholly upon the railroad for supplies. Were the cars to stop running the community would be brought to the verge of starvation in a week; but that contingency is not thought of, and this crowd of railroad followers are here to gether [sic] up the spoils which pass from

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or Ma

faotured.

liasa., or St. Xionii

manti'

jPiiinos! iPianos Ptanos!

"The Parlor Favorite." With Patent "Trestle Bounding Board."

immeniedemand for this popular in«tru ment has lndncod us to make its manufac ture a gpecia^tx, and. we are consequently en. abled to offer them much lower rates than are

.. tharftad~ftr iimiiar Instruments by other makers,

the treasury of the company through the workmen into their hands. =====

trated Catalogue and Price List. Adrress OliO. M. GUILD A CO., Pianoforte Mafauf'n, Boston, nam:

AGENTS

ran down the mountainside in rivulets, is a smooth-faced rock, upon which a poor, wounded Boldier inscribed the following: "S. T.—860—X.—Early in the battle I was wounded, and carried to this spot by two clever 'Yanks.' They bade me farewell. and a9 they supposed, to die, for I was so weak from loss of blood that I could but faintly thank them for their kindness. They left in my canteen apart bottle of Plantation Bittxbb, to which

I owe rnv life, for it strengthened me, and I whole time to the bosineBB and, that every per „„tn tioln noma mil I '80n who may see tliia notioe, may.send me their kept life Within me until help came ajlu

WANTED to sell the celebrated

Cmppek Mottebs and. Beapkbs—Lighteat draft and most dorablo Machines made. Send for Circular. CLiPPttt Mowkr Bsafeb

Ollfr.gt., Now York.

WONDER!

Industry ^Sttvirig Machine.

ij OnJy'TThuee JDollarn Simple, practical and

place where memory is stirred by a thous- I aurubie. Mates tue static cliain atitch, and' and thrilling associations, and where the I adapted/for *li kinds of plain sewiog. Any child

a(j^rpaH

my wound was dressed. God bless them I m&ke thefoilowing unparalleled offer: Td allwbo for their kindness, and for the Planta« ar&not well satisfied with the business, I Will -o I send 81 to pay for the trouble of writing me. lull TION JilTTEBS. particulars, directions, fec., sent free. Sample

A.n elegant gilt. Testimonials

$3000 8AXARY.-•AdiAu New Yqrk.

JaacMne

U. 8. Pi anti Oo

To the Woaciss ObASS —I am now prepared to furnish ill classaa.with constant employment at their homes, the whole of the time, or, for th spare nromeats. Buslnds* new, light and profltnble. Kilty cents to $5 per evening, is easily earned by persons of eitber Bex, anl .tbo boys and girls mm nearly as much as men. Great Induce, menta are offored -tBose who will devote thei

test the business, for themidlves, 1

Henry DaTAOKL, aont by mail for 10 els. AddttsiE. G, ALLEN

mlOdwlw Company B, 10th Qa. Aagtwto, Mo.

Magnolia Wateb.—Superior^ to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. 10-dwlw :r -Hiu.—

WASTED—AGENTS-- 2E? ffiNTTTiNG MAtiaiaiE, Prico «25. The simplest. Cheapest end beat. Knitting Machine iver. ioveiited. Will kbit 2J.000 rtitohes per m(n. tite. Liberal inducements to Aeents. Address AMEUIOAN" KNITTING MACUINK CO., Bos ton, Mas?,, or 8t. Louis, Mo.

nEmiESS. CATARRH, NOOFIILA LA speciality.—Cures legally guaranteed or money returned. By the Inventor of the celebrated Patent Invisible Organic Vibrator for Incurable Deafness. Send 10 ois. for Treatise on Deafness, Catarrh and Scrofula. Dr. T, H,

Female Irregularities, stillwkll, 198 Bioecker-st,, N. Y.

FREE FOR A 3 CENT STAMP.

PAMPHLET containing vatuable informa tion

I of oTer On? .Thousand Newspapers, (the best ApvEBTienia Medichs), .and pi ice cards showing advertising rates. AddVets GEO. P. BOWELL & CO., New YorV. "*)E7 ANT1SD.—First-cliBa traveling salesman ww in every Stitte. Good Wages, or a liberal I percent., and steady employment. Address, with •lamp, B. F. HOWK, U3'J. Arch street, Pbiladel phis, Pa.

"•jiMPIiOYMENT tfiol address S. M. SPEN02S CO.", boro, Vt. ipBRrNG BtTT NOBLE.—Seif-holp for Young

Men, wh6 h»Ving erred, desire abetter manhoed. Beat.lit feealtd: letter envelopes, free of charge... If bancfi ted, return the postage. Ady^gJLA.MIB|loa, ^o» P, Philadelphia, -8^ -sioiit'L in

jSiTiif::*.' Is,, tue cry of the cjrq^J^ who throng

Miar Store

LAKE

stkebt,

ICAGOi^

"Thai every doacription and variety of FANCY GOODS, CUTItEKY, IfSATHBB (JOOD3. J8WKLBY, BOOKS, ALBCM-, SILVEB-PLMB'D WARE, Jtc., Ac., can be purchased at tbe extremely low price of ONE! DOLLAR for-each article, when tbe samo goods cannot be obtained at any other placo for double the amount, and which the wholesaler confesses'he cannot boy for that prM9P":

We reply We bave buyers constantly at the Fast,

dtsceuntii and, beside*, a Urge portion of our ,goods are imported diroet f)rom European naannfjactnrers.

Having, also, kveut FACtiitY possessed by the largest "Dollar Sale" firms of Boston, we will, •by msnusof ttw 7

Extend tjie advantages of our immense wholesale and retail trade lo thoss living at a distance, thus sawing' tn Express charges

THRES-FOCBTUS THE AMOUNT

Bow paid and giving.! than can bo obiaioea

better quality of goods of any Eastern firm.

^aaa:IaP t*f' %£:. !)"1 Ji *. Send lajrour Clulg,or send Cor Circnlars, to tf"

AMNAUD

Waited.

mm/B want a'-risponsibtfl resident Agent In every h»rg».|own toseliO. P. 110WKLL C0'3 now ,j American Newspaper Directory

JIISTISSIJED.

It vi^te.tha' names of all Newspaperj, their Politics, or distinctive character, Cibcclatiox, and mnch other information.' Also, forma a com1 rl»to gazetteer of alj to#n« »hd counties In which Dewspaperj ace published.: A handsome octavo volume of 400 pages, bound in black cloth.

PRICE—FIVE DOLLARS.

Large oommihions pWid eanvassera. From 10 to 100 copiae c»u be ofsposed of ia every large town. Bvery thorough business man. advertiser, literary rftaa Md publisher will want a copy These men form a small part or the community andbuy qaick, A town ean be «asva«ed In one day. Send for terms aad prospectus. Address NBESOB GHB8MAB, PnbHshoi*' Agent,

Park Bow. B.X. ur-xfft

NEW ADVERTIS'iMINTa.

Addinw W«. Mr/o», Treasurer,

Ma«ic Oomb Compa a,. S{Hrli«lield. Ma

A Ffcrf in, fiwdeam, auMl •.—8eod tor p«rtknUr»of laproTwlJtrfAt Tro*

Vine InTigo-

P"trvjmBamplea to tMt Ualrod

forvtnkitof uj ptrtol the

•a4 ninei unr^uaiox iwiutNd ^•swiAsasrssasss Baltimore, Hd.

PHYSICIANS.

DK 1. D. SEBLY, Mo. 41 Vorth Vonrth Street,-

liffllHC

febSdtf

i,oea «25. DB,*a.

MLKCTIC PHlSIClAlf.'

DiDBKKY, HOUOOPATHIO

fbtsicuk, BMMMUI AKD AGOOOCHKU. Bsna: Bight Bev.Bishop Talbott, D. D., B.* W. Martin, J. 8. Beacb, Ksq. Br. Kf^gerU

Orriui asd Basnwifaa on Mulberry street,,tween 6th and. 7th, next to Normal SchooL •SSdtf

.A. AKNAUD.

Omc*—Oorner

Mala and lTifUi dtreets,

over the National State Bank. BuidkhOi—Chestnut 81', between «th and TCh. mltlyl TBBBB HAOTB. IND.

"Similia Similibvs Ouranter."'

TTAVIKG ASSOCIATED OUE1 I selves together for the practice of Medicine with the above Homoeopathic law as our galde, we will be pleased to attend all who may need our professional services.

OFFICE, 139 MAIN BTBKKT,

between 5th and 6tk streets, ovfr Hudson's China Store. APPLEBT A WATKBS: ja26dlm

J, YOUNG, -q

PHYSICIAN and ISURGEON:

OFFICE—-West Side Pnbile S^asn, (Formerly occupied by Dr. Coriis.) .. Calls attended to night and day. National House.

HOTELS.

JACOB BDT£. 0SO. O. STY %,jNATIONAL HOUSE, Con.

Sixth

and Main Sra*rr.

TEBBE HAUTE, IN» JACOB BDTZ SUN... ......PBOFB1BTOB8. This House has been thoroughly refurntokei. my 2SdwU

FAEMEKS'

HOTEL,—

CORNER NINTH $ CHERRY STS.

Opposite Eastern Market House. Having a large Wagon Yard attachsd, wi|J able me to give general satlsfaotion to the trav eling public.

TERRB

W. BANKIN.

OOBVKB MAIN AND SBTBHTB STBKBTt, Terro Haute, Indiana. This Hotel nas reoently been refitted, and putia flrst-class order, ottering accommodations unsur passed In the State.

T. C. BDNTIN, Prop'r.

HOUSE. fcf

pLARK VV ooaaaa

ooaaaa or hist and 0Hi0 STEK«r«.*

Terre Haute, Indiana.

W: BBIFFITH.... .Proprietor

Office of Marshall, Mcntesnma and Palestine Hack Lines. Free Boss to and from all Trains. novSSdtf

PARK HOTEL,

ON THK AMKBICAN AND EUBOPEAN FLAN, Cor. Betkman and Nassau Sis, Near City Ball Park. New York &EORGE WIGHT, Proprietor

K. B.—Located In the very heart of the wholesale business, this is one of- the most conveintly located Hotels for Merchants. Business men and others visiting the cltjE d29dSm

PACIFIC HOTEL, A 170, 172, 174 and 176 Qreehwlch Street, One door north of Cortiandt, and one block west of Broadway.

The undersigned takes pleasure in announoing to his numerous friends and patrons that from this date, the charge of the Pacific will be

per day. Being sole Proprietor of this House, and there fore, free from the too common exaction of an Inordinate rant, he is fully able to.meet the downward tendency of prices without any falling off ef service.

It wllPnow, as heretofore, be his aim to main, tain undiminished the favorable reputation of thirPncific, which Uhai enjoyed 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

The location will be found convenient for those whose business calls thsm in the lower part of the lity, and of ready access to all Bailroad and Steamboat Lines. fe2dw6m JOHN PATTEN.

ATTORNEYS.

JlfO. P. BAIBD. OBABLCS oaurr.

gAIRD & CRUFT, Attorneys at Law, Omoi.—No. 82 Main Street, up stairs. febiadtf

It.

CO.r^A

73Lake St., Chicago. Goods at Wholesale to the.T^ade.

AGENTS

WmTE. McLEAN,

Attorney and Coonaellor at Law, —AICD— GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,

Terre Haute, Ind. Onici.—No. 86 Main Street. deotdly

DENTISTRY.

H. BARTHOLOMEW Svbobok and Mbohanical

N 1 S

tinoOessor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 157 Main St. National Block, Terre Haute Ind. [raSOdtf

JJK. C. O. LINCOLN, *. The Oldest Established Dentist In Terre Haute,

Omoi—On Sixth Street, between Main and Ohio, one door south of National House. Harlng had upwards of eighteen years' experience in Dentistry, he Is oonfldent that he oan give satisfaction In all oases. [Jy^VJlyt*

HOFF'SY

LT EXTKAC

Great Reduction in Price. QUALITIES

A DellgktfW, RBtrltlras BEVBBA A Pleaaut liTl|tnttii WM A Substitute

for

Ale iw Altokoll'

fAlcoholic Orliks. for the Debilitated.

A STSKJifiTHKHBB

[mpkciallt mraanfo

voTHiai.]

A Oertaln BEMKDY (or Disorders of tne

THB0AT, GHEST, LINGS AND STOMACH. Sold by Drugglstaand Grocers. JOS. B. PKDIBSKN, 2% Murray St., No

BoU AgmU for V. 8.

«s«

Brittik

Jaaddoodly-Tx "l

Mli^Y CLAIMS*

llfXLlTABTCLAIMS-^ijtt jXm. VOBia«.

MTID S. DAMALMMr

Office—Farrington Block, N. E..Obrmr PiMie Spaa*, Vr hiw, Vim Dora,.

BeneUm

JPreeeemted,Ar-

BOUNTY JiqNXT OOLLSOTiD,

JDMJBLDS XXMCVIXD, Vemebtrt Wait mtmilDrMm'-firm Am§

flsilni|s«y fcAi DWMMs. PBOTJS8TS MMUBD.

Ma.

DaiIumos

wall aaiswlaals the mode ef

adjuitlng and ootleotlnc aBy clahas snwlst oat of the reoeat BeMllaa, aaa J^r UIT aad UN, kaa collected and pM.mr to fka rialaaits sow thaa Two XsMbil TkowsaaS Milan kaa ok-

and sslaor chltdrsa, ul mm kaa4n*4k**aty checks for disfkarnd privatas. Psnaions, i( mw afpuU for aa« cttatad, will ooauaaaaa at the date of «ke aaldls?s 4tocharn. Bo time abo«ld be Kwt, a* this IkvarakW promloa tenaJoatao t^U^abovt Jpa« at tve ''inin af paMM M| W had Is all tsea where tke peaaloa dswastooassMs at the data of disokarge, or l«ttt of Ike Midler. at your oertificatea aad call oa bm.

Bounty claiau uader As reoant law, act af Jnly 28tk, IMS, art aow aearlf all paM. in* law fortko Itezt ant last boaaty, may, petkapa, be patsed tkis wlstai.

be made the oomlug Bprlac or hsssr. I will give notice when suck law Is paws*. IkfakkM bave yet been aUowed for strvies la the war of 1812.

Mo LaadWanutoBMtkaattMctrifeVtOT'loe In the late war, and no farther ooaaty to a veteran, who kaakad tkiN srltlBrkialM JoUaia. 1 kave never loat a goo4 olalm wkera tka factf permitted me ta saiipll laiay owa way. I kaveloft two vail* olalsss smmt afaaak late/ferencs.

SVBeferto MatehaatSb Iirtsis and OttteMS generally, and to any one of tke tkeaaaad wboee claims have beea obtained by fee.

JaSdwtf V. A DAVAUMQN

LEATHER, HIDES AC.

A. BURNETT f.i CI & Mftn«fSMtQr«r saf Dosler in ". 'Bm

Leather, Hides, Oils. Shoe HbA lngs, and Currier's Tools,

Nos. 114 AIM KADI ST., tttBB

UkVTt,

NKKDUCB, AN UWlia i(AClin TaSSAB AND s&k. W CASH for Hldee, Ban, Skeep P^U, Beer Skins, Tallow, and TisS tker la the Bough. ,, Consignment* always Meceive

FebSdwtf

ittSi fr-.-.tv-i-xrgn

$2,50

turn tw*«

f°jTOB

Attorney

Law.

AMI

IsTOT.A.:R~5r PUBLIC OrriCE—On Ohio Street, between Third and Fourth Streets. oot28df w6m

b«l

•iiei.n:- ft»"l THE BEST BITT ERS For Weakly Bmraons, FOB THB WBAK,

THB siOKLt,

8_o1

.tnaibt BOB 1VB AOBD, BOB BBMALBt,

lit

BOB BPBINO UUIII

No Bitters Eqval ts

Speeds8taBdariWlie Bitten, —liAtto*WINE, HERBS & BOOVft

Srua's Oelebrated Vtas, eo wsll known, «Hh PBRCVIAJV BABE, (IHAMOM1UI

and such other HBBB8 nad BOOTS aa wUl la aU oases assist Digestioa, promote tka Secretions oi the System It the natural chsnasls. and give

TONE AND VIOOB

YOUNG AND 0LB, MALI A» MALI All use It with wonderfnl suoosee. Brings

XJ F*'

COLOR

To the pale white lip,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

To the thin (hoe and care-worn oonnteaance. Ourea TBVBB and oreatse AFFlTITI. Try them. Dse none other. Ask for SPBBB'S STANDABD

BITTBBa. Sold by Druggfata and

Grocers. See that my signature Is orer tbe oork of raoh Boyle.

ALFRED SFEER,

Passalo, N. J., aad S4S Breadway, New.Tork. Trade supplied by all Brwggtsli.

ERRORS OF YOUTH. Teung Men, the experiesceof years baa demonstrated tbe fact that rallaaes may be placed in tbe eOcaey of

DR. BELL'S SPECIFIC For the speedy and permaaeat eare of seminal Weakness, the result of Toothful Iudiecretion, which aegleeted, ruins tka happlaeas, a»d unflU tbe snflbrer for bnalaeas, social society, or ssarriage. They caa bo used wlthoet detection or interference with business pursuits.

Prlee one Dollar per box. or four boxes for three dollars: If yoa cwnaot prftcara tfcsae pOlaeoioee Oo., 64 O Now well Terk, an3 they will be eent by return mtU, well sealed. Private circulars to geutlamea »eaS flfee on application. Baolooa ataaipici v'Xiii A declOdeedwlj

t»-r ii-Sft

MtiQ

««. aft ursji-ii J.M .M* •scat-

NEW GBOCEBYf ABD

PROVISION STORE!

JD. MOLLOTp —»BABka Mr—

Grooerieiand Provlaions, Ho.

4tkStrwt,0M SMTSMtk aTtte ftat

MU*

Terre-Hauto, Indiana

Tho undersigned bas Jwt stand, a flrrt-claas Family Oi Store, with a largo aad

at the above

Orooery aad Protlsioa well eeleoted atook of

now aad (Mb articles suitable for every day nee

la to which he ralU tha attention of his friends and the public generally. Qoods deUyered to aa? pan f|tts olty frree Of ChtfCts

Hlgfasat owh prioe paid tat OsaHyAodMa. JyM6w ». |l. nUJOT. I

INSURANCE.

Clft

Would respectfully iaform his oMsatrons, and the publlo ihusHH', that kakaaoa naod aad solicits order* for tka various kiade of goods adapted to the waste of Boot aad Shoo BtaalkolareH Sad' die aad Haw— Bakers dk Dealers

OuaslsllagM

Harness. Skirting, JMr Black BridletCoUar Leather, -Bag Leather,LineLeath-r er Seating, Fad

KAUTB HOUSE, ,fa

fiv&kins,

&C., &ei~

BOLK—Oak, Hsminsk, Slaagktar, Baeaoe'AyTea. and Qrlndao, Breach aad A aieriean Calf aad Kip Sklns. Wa* VpperTB*#, Oraln Leather,

Pebble drain, SpUta, Laoe Iisalliec, ftasok Skins, etc. BOANB—Cochineal, Maroon, Blae, Oreen,Tellow,

Onml

LIHINQ SKINS—White, Ptnk, Tallow aa« Bus eat. MOBOOeO—Tampleo. Owfqss, Pataas, Caps,

Boot Leg, Pebbles, Btaos float, etc. OALf KID—French snd. AmerlcaB. PLASTXBEB'S HAIB. .. ..4: •»:*. -ran Las tings, Boat Web,

Bindings. .f oSfecM ShoeDsek, tfo-M BMlets, Cement ShoTklt,

Mlsr

NATIONAL

LIFE INSURANCE CO., •. ... vr -iifir O* TUB

United States of America, WA4HIN0T0W, D. C,

ounius tj SPSClAL ACT af C0ICI8SJ, Amovu Julv 25, 1868.

CASH CAPITAL! ...11,000,000, paid rtru. BRANCH

Firs! National Bank Boildlng,1 PHILADELPHIA. A Wkare the general business of the Company Is* transacted, and to which all general correspondence should be addressed.

la OFFICERS:

OLABKKOB H. CLABK, President.

JAT OOOK8, Chairman Finance and Kxocu Oommlttee. \0 HISBT D. OOOKX, Vice-Prrsldent. XHBBSOM W. PKBT, SeorrUry and Aotnary.

This Company, Rational, in its character, offe by reason of its large Capital, Low Batee ef Premiam and Bew Tables, the most desirable means of iararlag lile yet presented to the publto. C-Q.'14

The rates of premium being largely reduced, are made as favorable to the insurers as those ol" the best Mutaal Companies, %nd avoid alt the com plica tionrtnd uucertatntlev 6f Botes, Dividends, and the misunde rat anc tags whloh the iat« tar are so apt to cause the Pollcy-Hol ^r.

Several new and attractive tables are jsow presented, which need only to be understood 10 prove acceptable Jo thejjrablli, such ns the IN OOMB-PBODUOING POLICY and RETURN PBBMIUM POLICY. In the former, the policyholder not only secures a life insurance, payable at death, but wltf receive, if living, after a p«#lod of a few years,

an antmal ikcomt tqual to ten p*r

osafc (I0jp«r esn(.

kit foHoy.

Company agrees

In the latter, the

to relum

tin, atmrtd tk» total

of money ha hoi paid in,

aia

Ms jolicy.

I Thmds, Brtotlse.

xnsi'i "Qerk Boles

Maohute Wax. Gum Trafacantb, m»»Blasktns •aeaiaaTkieedj ^Bhoe Blacking and Bruebts, Nails, Awls and Taeks, 4. •», 7

I*at#r»oa*raes, Crimping Boards, aiicti Olamp^ Boot Trees,

Orassteg Maoklaee,

~T U. .«o^ -. Bto., Bto.

OILS—Cod, Straits asdBssk. Sicily,

Sumc

sb* Jspoalea.

addition to tk*

The attention of persons contemplating lniurlng thelr.ltvos or isci easing the amount of lnsuraace they already have, is called to the spsclal advantages offered.by the National' LUb lorarano* Company.

Circulars, Pamphlets and fall particulars givec on application to the Branch Office of tbe Compkny. or to JOHN W. KI.I.IB A CO.,

OINOTNHATI, OHIO,

Oeneral Agents for Ohio and Central aad tioutk em Indiana. ,n, (7, A. FOOTE, 26dwly

Agent for Torre Haute, Init.

———

TNSUEE WITH THE BEST! A to ii if Jao n|B »Q4

N A

gnlsfai l»tao 1 sw£-

OF HABTFOBB, COSIT. sset"

Cash x&e55,052,88019.

Tire and Tnland Insuraacfa at as favurable terms as the Hasarcls Permit for Reliable lndem'nity,^ HAOEB & McKEKN, Agents,-

JanSd3m Dowllag Hall

A Coogli. Cold, or More Throat. BlQtTIBKS IBMIDIATE ATTElfrlOK,

ADD SBOCI.O KX CBBCCIID. Ir ALLOWED TO COHTIR0B, Irritation of tbe luiwii,a permanent Throat Aflfeet(oa, or an lmcnraMe t*19** q*iWi

IB crrKN THE BSXVLty

JlrowB'a Broackial HaviDg a direct influence parts, give immediate relief.

For Bronehltlg, Aaflima, Catarrh,Con. •umptire aad Throat Diseases, TnOCHIS abb USED WITH ALWAYS OOOD SUCCESS.

BISGEB8 AND PUBIIC BPEAORS Will fladBVootes useful in. cl^frlng tbo Voiea when taken befote Pinging or Speaking, aad relieving the Skroat after On nnusual okenion of tbe TOJoal organs. The Troche* are recommended and tprOscrined by Physicians, and have had testlmeaials (Him emlaent men thrOugitout the country. Being an article of true merit, and having frond their efficaoy by test ot maay yean, eaoh year Bods them In new localities in various parts of tne world, and tbe Troche* are imlvorsaliy profnounced better than other articlee.

OBTAIN only "BBOWN'b BboncbiaI Tbochis," aad do not take any of thewortUeas imitation* Uiat .m^ybo oflered. ^.../ ...

SOLD

kvebtwbebe.

itaiO -:q.: d21dAw-4mos-inBide"'

=====

I til

U»bl Jsed Sill to ««w ^aaj£w MANHOOD AND Tiua VIGOB J7X or

BIOOBD'S BS8B90B OF L1FB restores manly power*, from whatever.oansearising tbe^ffects of early pernicious habits, self-aboee, impoUucy aad Atasato, gtve way at ono» to this wonderMI Biedicine, If taken regularly according to tbe directions (which are vOry simple, ami require no reatraiatfrem business ot ple«rare.) Fallnre Is Impossible. Sold in bottle* at 3, or tour quantitiw tn one for $9. To be had only of the rjJe appointed agent'in America, 11. tiBBTIZBB, !)U, 3d Avenue, oer. of 13tb etrtet.'N, Y. de28

•j-iiijo LAND AGENCY.

Real a««

X) On Ohio Street, betweea Third aol tV

Uids Boigbt and Sold

———

urth

SIIIHI

on Bea»onsblc (Jom-

len.

$500,000 wortk.of desirable «ty aad Oountry property for sale, Honsee for rent. oot28dwtni

———

Estate Column 'I.-.vqt.J -uisw «oi«f»4C|. -.ti 30'. OBs.

HENDRICH & LANGE,

daoe over first National Ban k, 3. B. Corner of ffourth and Jtta&n Streets,,

Abatr&CU of title furmshut^ 1 *o*iib ne gotlated, afid Money inVnfited^ jj- POB »A3L^ *&)-** •OlTT PBOPBBTT. •-.!'.! 5U.

Forty Lots In Llntoa's Addition to.T«rre tUute Honse and lot, east Ohio street, House and lot. In UoUurrain'sAddititiou, Home and lot in Sibley's addition on *tu oirsrt, Home ted lotinBose'a addltion on 6tli atreet, ^Howe^fd.lot gp Pfpljtr^ bnfwwn 6tii and 7th

House aad lot on North 6th, between .i Vt-wut. aad Linton etreets.

p^otkwMaeM Hooaeook'MB str^i

JaaSMtt

OODNTTf PBOPKKTi,

fm of 89 acres In Honey Cth*k lit acres la Lintoa township." S Acree below tho Boiling )UU. wessaideoanaKi-