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

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DAILY EX^kess

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XERBK HAUTSU jaW,

Taesflaj Tfornlnt, April 18th, 1869.

To £orre»ppn(lent«.

•coomp&nled with the Ds&fl of the author, trlro nnxatiw n»Kda fcnown to «»f quainted.

Don't jou

haTOiiWMtfei^

toj»j If jfctSU to t&a'pH&liB! a# fo

l/ricf a* the subject will allow. WriUuu wily mt md**f iktfper. She publication of a communication-^ gcyjyidotiCs that tbe editor* adopt iUi^p timents. ^!hp author Is alo: DDtlble for them, v'.y

Communication! should be addressed to tbe "Editors of the Eznsas," and not to individuals.

THB Indianapolis

JouriaCt learns that

tbo appointment of JOBS

Bpkbaks,

of Indianapolis, as Governor of Cacotah Territory, will not be charged against this Stale, but to Nebraska, where he tor», nurjy resided for twelve years and 10 whose Senators—as the Journal stateshe owes his appoint mei^t.^^ 0"?SL

KSEBBSHBE9M

THE

Philadelphia

JPrtu, ot

^Btordg^

says It is now definitely settled that Hon. J. LoTBBor MoTtKY will go to England, Governor Curtijt fo Bussia, and General SICKLES to Mexico. Governor

pressing LOUU W.

QXABY

EalL

for-*- resident

mission with all his strength. Hr. WATTS will be relieved (rom Vieona^Alr.J&f* FOBD vrfl Stsy fitUBrussels, *AfW©Stt as consul at Liverpool, and

ENOLAHD since the inauguration ot the. new regime under Mr. GLADSTONE, appears to be, honestly and gp«ralyy th$ .high-road of reform. Hitherto*" sfcihas been, when compared with other European States,to which she would dit« dain conceding tbe possession of anj higher civilizatiofi7araEer backward ic tbe adoption of oertain measures of en Jightenment Whicfa the progress of the age bad rendered necessary. She has at last, awakened to the knowledge that tbs existence of a law, allowing imprjsonmeni for debt, is a blur tlpOn her statute boot —a defect which ought to be remedied A bill, consequently, has been introduced in the House of Commons providing for the abrogation of all such laws, and hat passed to its second reading* and complete passage Uiere can be^no doubt. Thus another nation is aided *c. the long list.of those which fcave already abolished such iniquitous and oppressive laws. They are fast disappearing from the Codes of the European States Dpfi not the world grow better, as time jogs along? Jfirl

HANHAH

Txlkb,"

In an editorial notice of~ tlitf* above statement, the Cincinnati Chronicle says "We have no doubt this Ii tru'e, Trtit, like the other instance* given heretofore, oi improper use of influence In granting privileges to certain persons, it is excep tioiiable, and while reflecting on the pat ronage which secures appointments and. subsequent immunities in the^pattment bureaus, it does not necessarily reflect on the women clerks as a class, who are as free from reproach, we belieVe, on account of such examples as the sex in general is on account of the frailties and sins of its individuals. On the ooqtrary, as wtT know, the rooms devoted to ladies ife ihdJTreas ury Department, initdad of demoralizing breathe out an atmosphere of purity and grace, of quiet manners and orderly de portment, that is easily remarked.'"

We believe the letters of "HamKah Ttlkr" bave done very grave injustice and are surprised that the Independent should be the ehaunel for such indiscriminate abuse and slaoder. Had the first letter appeared in almost any other paper, we should have passed it by in si lence but the high character..of that psper seemed a voucher for the truth of assertions that we now belleYe, upon suf* flcient evidence, to have been cruelly false. Having confidence in tbe high character of the editor of the Independent, we believed that he must be informed as to tbe truih of oharges affecting the reputation of widows at.d orphan girls before ho would give them publicity.— This confidence induced ns to comment on those charges in a manner that could be justified only by a well-grwinded b*-4 lief in their truth. The supposedgrtond is removed, and we have to express oar sincere regret that too much faith in must reepectablo journal misled as Into an act of injustice towards a clan of persons whose position appeals to every gen* •rjus feeling in the ,ndg of tb*r coun» trymea, and to slander whom ig an act of *hioh only a scoundrel would be goQty.

A yrw days a^e the Democratic j"urinAs confidently predicted a grand rebel triumph in Connecticut on Monday, tbe Bttf Since that dfcte, their Taticihationa BaVBiaBeni"an'^nbceof and child-like torn. Now we-are -told a grand Democratic triumph may be relied upon in that State in 1872. There may be consolation In this divination, as it ii not the flnt instance where ''flattering unctions" "J laid to the soul of that putrid organisation. &

THB

TBM&Mhat

WxTK

the person who

created so much talk op the suVjsokot clerks in tbe departments at Washington by her letter in the New York/ndepmdent a few weeks ago, is vigorously defended in the lu»t number of the Independent and another letter from her-ia pubiiahed ia which she says that "an earnest J&d deep-rooted wish to ameliorate the moral, social and intellectual condition of Women in tbe employ of the Government is tbe only incentive by which she is aotuated/ Sbe also adds the following to her previous charges against the abuse of (frd.ottoef, "It-is not my intention to bd personal But every one in Washington knows that the rule is, if clerks are absedl from (heir desks, except when on leave," a^oorrjisponding deduction is mttdtf frotH" their pay jet it has been no unoommon thing for women to ask two weeks' leave, re main away two or three months, and on their return draw the full arrearage of salary. And if their pay was stopped by the disbursing clerk, they would send such details of portly gentlemen,sic themselves 'M. 0,' that he woald tie glad to pay the money, fearing to lose bis own place. A married lady sits within speak ing distance as I pen this paragraph, who remained home for more than a year, and drew $75 per month for the entire period. As a woman I denounce this as a fraud on the public."

Thb

Spain now sending

oat to Cuba are-notregulsr soldiers, but some sort of volonteefs'raised among tbe wont gementa of the Spanish cities. A body of these men were brought recently from Cadiz, where thejr were waiting to embark for Havana, to pat down an insurrection at Xerex, and-aft eye-witness testifies thafjthej -committed the most barbarous atrocities. "Many of the officers were drunk]" ~ssys this writer,-"and yet they urged on their men. Defenceless 'people were oat down, houses were pillaged, and women slaughtered. Two women were thrown iota wells, and horrible outrages Were committed upon children."

This Is the kind of assassins with whom jtbe patriots of Cuba have to contend.'

gHBBMWT—

YAhjik) literary!. "I A I Mes.

A sir a^tirnst' New

few days by

Mr.

as minister to Italy.':

MABSB

OVEL,

Thb CUBS* ^or'GotD," now running through the caimans of the If. 7. Weekly where it tiaj proveef fo be the most popular novel that has ever appeared in the 'columnsof that paper, will be published in

T.B

Peterson & Brothers

Fniladelphia, Fenaa. It will be found to be the most thrilling, intensely absorbing, unfailingly interesting, and delightfully romantic stor^'wifiChMlS. Stifhknb has ever penned. It Will be issued in a large duodecimo volume^of five hundred pages, android by-alt boot-sellers, at the low price 6f $176 in -Clotb^ar $1 60 ia paper cover, or copies will be sent by mail, to any place,pcs'.*paid by tie publisherr,on receipt of thep:iceof the ^orkin a letter to lh?m

tbe third number "of Appleton'

Journal comes a beautifully executed steel engraving^ 'called "Noon- on tbe Sea«bore." Itls fra^a painting by

KEN-

SETT, and we presume, represents a scene jn the Newport coast. It is a very iharming picture a fragment of rock ind trees, with the summer waves rip bling up on a sandy beach, and afar aorison In which ^be sky and sea melt Ireamingly into each other. It is afar better engraviog than we usually find in either books or periodicals, and that it can be offdred, without extra charge, with a ten-cent weekly journal, is anew and surprising fact In periodical literature, there should be a sufficiently cultivated literary taste in this city to insure appre oiatietf of ttiis neW and excellent journal A. H, Doolkt, 104 Main Street, is th« publishers' agent.

Personal and Political.

Thk New York World says that here is no doubt that this is tbe bqit govern ment which the Dents ever saw.

Tsc New Tork Herald sees no salva don for Grant's administration but in an lexing all outlying territory on this «cu Unent, North and South.

Committee on the Pacific Sail way

Investigation is to sit daring vacation at

such time and places as may be deemed

advisable. Wonder how muoh such an

Investigation will be worth."

SAID Bkooks

the other day, when

worsted in interrupting Butler: "It is

4aay to say

man

sharp thing and then shut

up." A double mistake, Brother

Brooks,

many worthy members have

found on trial.

NEXT Thursday the United States Su preme Court will adjourn to the first Monday ef October., It is said that about Corty opinions will be given during tbe next two days. Each one of these will doubtless be an opinion as is an opin ion.1'

A DETECTIVE'S EXFEBIENOE

A. FEMALE FORGER,

From tbe N. 0. Plc»ynn«-]

"Not many years ago," said Mr.

•'the mercantile community were annoyed by an immense amount of spurious paper most dexterously put in circulation. Checks were presented at the prin cipal banks by the firms of prominent houses, and money in the aggregate •(mounting to nearly fifty thousand d"l lars, obtained upon ft. The peculiar cir oumistaoces of the esse disclosed the fact that the forger resided in the city, and for months we were on the qui vive to detect the criminal. Every new fac«, ev ery stranger whose occupation and pursuit were not thoroughly understood, Were subjected by Mr. I and myself to a most riigid scrutiny. Slill we were at fault- It is not difficult to find out the person who is

nOT

guilty of an offense

the trouble la to discover who is. And thus our search went on. Baffled in one direction, we took another. Aside frem the reward, whfoh was ample, our pride was interested in detecting the person who, almost before our eyes, practiced such open frauds. One day I saw a lady paying for a bill of goods with a check Before sbe had time to leave tbe store I obtained a look at the paper, and was satisfied it was not genuine. Still I was not certain. The lady was deeply veiled, and I was subjected to tbe alternative of following her. This I did, and traced ber home.

It was a beautifal little cottage, with a large j»rd and garden. Taste and culture bad fashioned the graveled walks and trained tbe dense but beautiful foliage into parterres, as curious as novel and pretty. Vines crept over the portion and trailed along the network of the gallery. The white and red hollyhock blooir#i at the gate, and the margin of the Walts and tedded with violets and the sweet«soented verbena. The perfume of orange blossom! Ogled with the odor of the roeekand tbe senses were delighted with the beauty that pervaded the pla09.

I fastened back to the plica where tbe check was passed, and wnioh Mr. .1 bad already ascertained to have been forged. We had now obtained a clue, which, if carefully pursued, we were satisfied would lead to the detection of the criminal.

We waited until morning, and it was than determined that I should visit her alone. I did so, and found the lady seated a pleasant little parlor, lookiog oat on the miniature lawn. The room was exquisitely furnished, and breathed an air of evident refinement. It was pw ».'•* $ miwweM .*a*» ifefS «. »»jev ,•«*? ... cj* e-«T vfr

fiiifd up as a p^n-nnt. loungi«g piace, half librarv, half music room. Beautifal paintings hung from the walls, and in a receaa was an elegant piano. Near it

a statue of the Titianees Mnemosyne, and opposite it stood a marble creation of the dance-loving Terpsichore and from tbe centrtf of the richly carved writing desk rose a beautiful Polymnia, with her finger pressiog the lips, brimming with song.

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Cases filled with books, and vasea of Arlabesque of gold, filled with flowers, were scattered through the room. Tbe lady reclined in an easy chair, and re£ ceived tbe announcement of any name with evident embarrassment. Still she received me with great politeness, and inquired "to what cireamstance she was to attribute my business?" "I do not know, madam, that it is to you, as yet but may I inquire if your husband is in "I am a widow, fir." "But you have a business agent" "No,sir I live alone on a small annuity." '{Indeed ... "It is true, sir but you" will pardon me if I inquire tbe purport of these questiofli?" "Madam!" I rrjoined, "there is no doubt some mistakB*"about it, but tbe drsif} you gave yesterday to Messrs. H. & Cc.r is a forgery." •Sir!"' The tone was indignant, and tbe faca was white with terror rather than passion. "It is SB I stated, madam here is the paper," and I took from my pocket the check and showed it to her. "What is the purport of all this?" "To inquire from whence you obtained it" "That I cannot tell you, sir!" "I trust, madam, you will reconsider your last remark for othecwise it will be my duty to arrest you as tbe criminal." "And you would do this?" "It would be my duty."

Her eves, lost on tbe instant their eager look, and she turned aside her head. I could perceive from the working of her countenance that she was thinking in tently—rapidly..-Emotions, first of terror, then of determination, and then of entroaty, cha«ed themselves over her face with tbe rapidity of thought. It a grand face—noble in expressions-evin-cing intellect of no common* order.

I could not believe Rbe was guilty, did not, until she turned tome with the words: "Take rae to jail. I alone guilty I" "But, madam, .reflect, you are con demring yourself 1" "I know it—lead me away—I say to you again, I am guilty!,'

It may seem strange to yotf, but evea despite ber_ her words 1 could not believe this strangely beautiful lady was in earnest. There ws9 to my mind a great wrong somewhere the la. dy was sacrificing herself to save some one else. Still I had no alternative, but to take her into custody. I placed her, however, in charge of an officer and still left ber at her own house. While I was gone to the city, but a few hours, she contrived to send a note away. It reach ed the person it was meant for—an hour after the the lady was dead. Sbe had perished by her on hand, from shame and a broken heart.

Years afterward we ascertained, the real culprit was her son! She had con fessed a sin that she had never commit ted, to give him a^opportunity toes cape-,

Murder of a Char lesion Bail'

road Conductor.

A DISPUTE AND ITS C6NSKQUENCES —BASE ASSASSINATION.

From the Memphis Avalanche.] At Courtland, Ala., one hundred and sixty miles from this citj, on the Mem phis and Charleston Railroad, there is hotel where tbe persons employed on that road frequently take meals as they pass on the trains. Some days ago tbe keeper of the hotel, Mr. Parsball, demanded of the conductor of one of tbe trains—T. Oates, wbo is from North Carolina—pay ment for meals bad by a brakesman on his train, for which he considered Oates responsible. A dispute followed, which became an angry one, and harsh words and blows passed. Parsball ordered Oates never to enter his bouse again, but Oates replied that it was a public place, and he bad aright to get his meals there if he conducted bimseif peaceably, aud paid for what ho bad.

On Tuesday evening Oates' train left this city on the Up trip, and on reaching Courtland, yesterdey morning, Mr. Oates went into Parahall'a hotel to get his breakfast. Ptirshall was angry at this inattention to bis wishes, and another al tercatton took place, at which violent language was usad, and Parshall length pulled out a pistol and ilred Oates. The latter then took out his pit. toi and returned the lire neither of the shots took effect, but tbe bullet from Oates' pistol pasied through Parshall hat. Marshall tbeu ran up stairs and Oates left tbe house* lo go to his train when Parshall, who had posted himself at the window above with a double-bar reled shot-gun, fired at him as ha passed The aim was only .too true, and seven buck-ahot were lodged in the unfortunate man's left breast, and his death was al most instantaneous. Oatos leaves a wife and child bebind him, who are residing at Huntsville, Ala. Whether Parshall escaped or was arrested, the people on tbe train did not ascertain.

LOVE AND MUBDEB.

A Lady Killed by her Lover—A Double

Fatal Dnel.

From the Memphis Avalanche,].

The steamer Richmond, which passed

up from New Orloans yesterday, learned

at Grand Gulf the particulars^pf one of

those tragedies of passion that appear

like romance than reality. In tbe

country at some distance from Grand

Gulf reside two respectable families, those

ef Cusbing and Andrew*. Miss Andrews

was a lovely girl of seventeen, well ac-

comflshed and of unusualy fascinating

manners. Mr. Ousbing's sjn,a youth of

twenty, had been at ached to her from

theirearly childhood, and as be grew

older his affection became an ardent, ab

sorbing passion. A short time ago he

made a formal offer of his band, wben,to

bis intence disappointment and mortiflca

tion, his offer was firmly though court

eously refused. He broided over his ill-

rewarded passion, and become a prey to

jealously, and at length left the neighbor

hood, vowing modly that he would come

back and take his revenge.

On Sunday last, he returned, and, ridding up to Mr. Andrews' house, be beg ged to see Miss Andrews at tbe door, without al ghting. Sbe oair.e out, when he suddenly produced a piitol, fired, shooting ber through tbe body, and she fell on ber face, and died without a struggle. Tbe infatuatfd murderer rode frantically away, but Miss Andrews' brother, breathing fury toward the murderer of bis sister, sprang on a horse and fallow* ed. He came up witb Cushing as the latter was crossing a creek, and fired at him. Cushing jumped trom his horse and took shelter in tbe busb. Andrews, not to be at a disadvantage, did ihesame. A parley ensued, and the two young men agreed to fight according to the code to leave the cover, fire, advance and fire, and again advance, firing, until one of tbem should fait. At the first fire Cushing received a mortal wound in the left shoulder, bnt the men continued to near each other and fire, until thtlr revolvers Were empty- When aseistanee arrived,

A, K* s-C-J* '•*.

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Cuafeing lay dead, wirt» fw bullets ia bit body. An drews had received three shots in his bieast. He wu able to tell bow the fight ha£ taken place, when be also expired.

Thi

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"Toua IioTioic has cured the "liiosl ob-'

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HAUTE,

BARB, GULICK & BERRY, J«n4dwly-n to RH.

«\'AtiK,£U, iOSBroadway,

NrwT. rk P. 0. Box £9^

J. & H. PHILLIPS, soft ss«ixru SfREET,

PITTSBURGH, PA.

Oil Cloth Manufacturers,

ihGUiPixo

Green Oil Cloth fo? Window Shades,

To wi'ch vt tnVHe epSeial attention.

QKHEBAL AGENTS

fur: the Bustum

BX{.TINU CO's

Bubbcb Bu-TINQ, tiicss, Sinu PacriKO, Ac ueaiers itCBBKB OObVi,

LsiTH- a

BFLTIKO and

I.AOS Leathsb. Agents for UtiTimii Uuitbii tFjttsaa*.

Early^ Bose Potato.

ONE

lb. EAB1.Y ROSE sent by m«l., post-paid, SI. 4 ibs. kAULY K'jSK.sodc jr il, posl-pafd, 93 t'O. Best Spring Wheat-la tiie wuild

the earliest aud most piuduc-

UTsOvru wond-riui ilelnlfg Oats—whit and bla.k— weighing 4i pjnnds to ihoUustei Spring Birliy Gr-sa Se(d s'owls X^gf. Sugs th« great Fewl cutter. Send, for t^ AXfKBlMKN i' i. FAkU JOUB-

valuable it nod in ihit country—

only fl. pur ear. cubS'iiUj if you want to make your Farm pay. Address GEO. A. JUlillZ, Ohambersbnrg, Pa.

MANCriOnJBSDET

Hi. BKOWDF «fe CO.,

DAlT09fr OHIO.

They also make a prime articlo it SPOKES AND HliBS FOB LiGSX UAUKIAGB AND iieGGl IfHltlCliS. flenJ Price List.

A DAI to agent] selling

Silteb's

1'atim JlLa^tiq

31 Si.

$15 Get the Best. $15 SENT Br EXPRESS, CASH 09 DEUTKBT.

THE GENUINE OROIDE GOLD WATCHES. IMPROVED AND MAXTTf AOTUBED by ns are all the b°at make, Htm ing easss, flarly chased and beantifnlly enamelled. Patent mi Deiaehrd Ltvrrt, fulljtuutd, and every watc^ perfectly rerouted tod-dusted, end OUABANTEKD BT THE COM* PASU, to h'tp correct (um, and wear and not tarnith, bnt retain an appearano* equal to soild gold as long as worn.

These celebrated vatehca we are now ssndlng ont by m%ll and expreis, 0.0. D. anywhere within the United States and Canada* at the regular wholesale price, payable on delivery.

SU.,

TERRE HAUTE, LSD.

With Six cf tbe finest Tabic* with Fiuu's

PATENT CUSHIONS. W. SHAPFEB, POOP'S.

Pnro Copper DietUUd Bourbon and Bye V«htsky sold at the Bar,

omI

no -oOter.

Whisky sold by the gallon, qmart and plot. |a83dly

-Vd. JOAB,-. W .y istr

ATTOBVEY AT I«AW,

Meal

Estate

H9#

Notary Publlo.

Sought an?

Sold.

800 sores of land vtthla KtUa eT town, iot •ale or exchange for city property. scree miles from town, en Lockport

,-tfl'

Seai,

fcrseto. Aleo a nice 6 aere lot within oa« nHleef Hons*, tor esle.wooldtxSbange for city ptojferty. iisi S nice lot* n»a*- theclty, ealtabie forgardsaisg, fur rent.

Also Honeee fsr rssit, rt the iigauXin -~r isst oornsr of 8d* Hain tta., out Wealy MMmiyH Or«g Store. -.c» a•• -i, ./

UsooXs. Horaoe Qret ly

s»} "I pudictii* success." (JLhUu A OO., S» Oordandi sc., x«. Y. V. S. Piano ce., SSO Broadway, S. Y., 0 Oo., S175.

rfiHE Tanite Emery Wheel Oats fist, -A. ouaB

gUge, gum, heat or smell, and is

cheap. For clromar«. addtess THE

airoodsburg, P*.

Tahiti 0s,

AGENTS WiS't'ED.—AUENTS make from flu to pwruay celliu^ Biako^s Djii*rPit ent Cualr-Sjirmg.*. Xney iuuko a eprin^ and ltucSiug-ehair cf any common chair, by attach ai ihim to the Xrout 1 gn Tbey lit any chali, cannot gat ont of order, aad wililaata lifetime. Old fashioned rockers are lpen9ed w.th. Fo the hon and tllio* they are ludejinssible.— Ladies proDoucce theji un qoaled a tewing ohair. If you waut au Agbao), call and see sample, or a nd for Uiicular, with term4. $600 reward upon the ooaviotionof any prison inlrinx ing npon JBiak -'a Patent Chair-spring. A.

UJLAKK,

BOX

648

Canton, Ouie.

V1NE6AB FROM CIDM~WM,

KOlLASStS OB SOBGHU91, In ten hi.nrs, thsnt using adds or drngs. For terms and oiner iafotmitlou, addreis 9AOE \1NEiAK ffOUKs, romwell, Oonn. VBUBASKA, its soil, climate, peoplr, to. A pamphlet tor SJc. Address 0AOtbttl & Bais, LiLOjIu, Keb.

ASK your Doctor or Drngglat for SWA.*.!' QCINlJXt—It tqu.l. (u.ttcr) Quinae. Ij made oily by F. b'iKAKsS, C&emUt, Detroit.

A VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK!

CONTAINING IMPORTANT PHrSIOtOGIOAL iSrrOBMATIuN young mea ntemplatlug MarrUg'-, teat free ou le^oiptof 25 cenu. Address tne C'UEMXUAL INsXiTCTri, 43 Clinton Piaos,N.Y.

AHEMCAN

Newspaper directory

COMPLETE LIST OP NE WaPAPEES for the Suited Uiates, Territoihs, and.British Pro vineet giTing names, politics or neral cbaraster, subscription price, ciiculation, editors and publishers n^mes, pjpolation and lucat.on ot place* wheie issued, &o.,

Also, separate lists shuwisg at a glance how many and whieb papers circulate mot# tnsnS.duO, 1U.0U0 or '0,000 copie* eacli issn°. with actual flgurs given.

Also, classified lists of all publications devoted specially to the latensts of itoigion, Agrlouliure, Uorticuuure, MVdiclne, Surgery, Educa'ion Jureniles. Fieemesonry, Odd *ellowi-hlp, Tt-m pcrance, t'omlnerce, F.nance, Beat Astate, Me ohauio«,.I.«w, bportrMusic, Woman's Uights, and those priuted wholly or In part in tbe Ger man, ITiench, ttta.d'natta, Spanish, Uullundlah, Italian, Welsh aLd Holi«miau language* A voi umaet over 900 pages bound ij cloth,

PRICE—FIVE DOLLARS,

Forwarded to any address on receipt of prlco. O. P. KOWU.L *t (IV,, Publishers, Ne. 4U PaJUK £aw, Nxw Vqhk

A Pamphlet of 32 Pages, containing a Hitoforer l.tOO Newgpsjent, wbli.h are |att cu larly lecomvended to adTtri is-r«, witia estimate •to'log the cost "f »ny adTcrtlsemcnt, sent free on receipt of stamp.

rok $iott use

We will Insert an advertisement In one IhoBssad Kewspapei-s, one month.— flu list lacludei single Papers of over 100,060 Circulation weekly, mote than loo Daily Papers, in wfcioh the advertiser obtain! fit insertions to the atcn h, and the lead* ing Papcre in mere than SOB different towns and dtiis. Complete tiles can fee s«*ilee our office. Brnd Stamp far onr Circular. Address OBO. P. ROWK1L* 00., Advertising Agents, New Ycrk.

WATCH FBEE—OITKN GSATIS to every list! man sllo wiH «vt erscwnt" hrs new^ lignt, and honTibie business paying giOaday. ^Mo gift entarpriaa. No hnmbng. Ho money wnnieJ ia advance. Address ii. Xoxsox Kuxaor

Co., EtttSbnrgE, Pa.

SiZf. ftHS

NeWADV^TISEM^WTtU

OCR OLD JU8AZWE. A GKBTTS WANXiO tat ail psrb of th«coo»tey ^.k^WT WCUB HA«AZis'ior THID4T. Sand for HTsin m« bt-t »o1 oi'colir wltlxrut d*l*y. The flrat TolBB® of QPR QLD FOLKS o-mmtnead with £»rcl. Smt luiluwatiu Ow

Specimen No*, forwarded ot. reoMpt of 15e. Addrww B. EAFlW6H"b i«h«r. We III HkTrhlleietglu.

gULLIYAN CQU«5CY gOAIi

Psinr now prniml to fill nil order* tor Sullivan Ooanty Goaf, wbleb Is olaimed to:beeiijnal to the Brutl, for all SMS^ia p*rpo»*e, wlU d» Uvar to aay part of tha eity, by iM'lssiMr order at offioe «f X.B. Bryant A Co., O. I. Bpley, (Jr J.A. foci's Tea Store, with whom I have thad*.arraspists to Ul ell order*,, aod give all tn.ormatlon ia naard to the busineee. olSdtf J. A. H01WA5T.

JJIYBRCQAIi.

JOHN MotABL&irFts sow selling the tiset article of Biver Ooal, screened en lie widest* •creeninnse ia Vigo connty, at as low figure as an lnferiorarttcle can be purchasod. Tbose wishing to lay in a supply shield look to th«lrlois* estsHMid buy the beat when it1»M oheap as: poot article.

Orders left at the Post Office Lobby, at the

rtYlgoCoonty

Scales," or addressed to Bos ill

P. O.. Terro Bauto, wtu roeeire prompt atteai tionn augl7dtf

IJIHB HO WIS SEWING- MA?

"CHINES ..

reaalre tbe laieneaeat or stdtnt 1 er Mdrsi-Uwjr ere ,l

WdBLD-^ENOWNED.!

They are oelehraUd for djiag tbe beat", work uting a much smaller needle 'lor the sahie thread* than aay other machine, and by the introdhe*' t:on cf tke moat ejtprovsd Siathiiiety, «a are how able to iapply the very best ma-hi^ery in the world

They are adeptsd to all. ktedi of Family Bowing, and to the use of Seamstretaea, Praamken, Taiioi^, Aiauufacaurers of Shirts, Collars,

SK1BTS, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Corsets, Boots, Shoes, Harness, Studies, Lli^n Gojds, Umbrellas, Paraols, Ac. They work equally well npon silk, Unen, weoleo and cottou goo-ts, with- silk, ootton or 1 nun thread. Th«y will .perform every species of sawing, making a beadtl ul and per ec: Stitch, alike on both aides of yhe .aTtticlr* S*-wed.

Tbe New Improved F«mi Machine is without a rial, and cannot be surpassed—a Hcmmer, Feliei, Batde»,.Qailter em Guide go with each Family Muchine. fiee of charge.'

Don't: fall to cell and ixtrtuma for yp.nnsives, at No. IS Noith Voiirtb street, 'ferre Uaere, tnd 27d3m CASTER A UJSINEB, Agents.

^MANUFACTURERS. j. ...

pRAIEIE CITY PLANING* MILLS.

CJLIFT WXJLi,lA2lJj,

ts 4 aAfiPfAOrdBsxr W

iasE/Dbors, ^Blinds,

Window and Door frames,

HoaiOlpg Brackets,

Ballings,

*xr Fiorlng and Siding,

And all descriptions of JTinished Lumber.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers —is

PINE LUMBER,

JLatli and Shingle*,

Slate Roofing,

Cement Kooflng, ci

Custom Sawing, Planing and

Wood turning

DONK to ORDER.

All Work

Ja23dtf

Attorneys at Lawf

Ornci—In Farrington Block, Terre Hante, Ind* mar33dwtf

H. BLAKB^ ji O 'ti saiW'

Attornay at Law,

NOTARY PUBLIC.

Ornoa—On Ohio Street, between Third and Foortb 8treeta.M3B oot28dAw0in

JH0.

SAJfiD. CBABUM CBCTT.

gAIKD & CRUFT,,

Attorneys at Law, Omoi.—So. 82 Alain 8treet, np stairs.

tclilidti

Wm. E. MoLBAN,

Attorneysnd OotxnaeUor at Law,

GENERAL OOLLBOTINQ AGENT, Terre Haute, Ind.

Omoi—No. 86 Dfain 8tre,t. deoSdly

HOTELS.

JACOB BCT£. 310. Oe BUT

NATIONAL HOUSE, Oor.

Sixth

asd Mam

rjIKRREKAUTB HOUSE,

OOMII MAIN AKS SJnriBTB BTUUTB, Terr© Haute, Indiana. this Hotel nas rwently been refitted, and pntla 9rst-«liuM order, offering accommodations onsnr passed In tbe State.

T. C. UVNTIN. Pmtp'r.

(1LAEK. HOUSE.

W outsti or rinsT

AND

others

okwiii~*- iiaVm 4ahv-

onio sraacT*.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

W. B. UKiyyiTH.... —Prepprletor

OOoe of Marshall, Mcntesnme and Paleetlne Saoh Lines.

Free Buss to and from all Traine. novSSdtf

PARK HOTEL,

On the AMERICAN PLAN, Cktr. Beekman and Nassau Sis. Near City Hall Psrk..,......JIew Tork

GK50BQE WIGHT, Proprietor.

B.—Lcoated

Id the very heart of the whole-

talo business, tai* la one of the moat conveintly located Hotels for Merohants, Bnslnrsa men and

visiting theclty.

One door north of C^rtiendt, and one block west of Broadway. The undersigned, t»ke» plea.nre in .announcing to h's nuaierons ft-tenJs snd pn'rofli that fr this date, the charge of the t-*cific will be S'i,S0

^*B«in^ sola Prop'ietor of ibl* tloose.'and thereto) e, five from tbe tbo common exaction

tnordlnate rent,

ward tendency of prices plthoat any foiling o9 »f lerri.e. It will now, aa heretofore, be his aim to tnslntala naOlmlniahed tha fhvoraUe rtpatatleh of tba Paciflc, wMch it has enj.y»dfor.»ahy ffafS, a) one of the best travejer*' hbiels

The table will bo ton nti ally aepplfril wHb evrry delicacy

fs3dw6m

the er**m. The attendants

will balonnd effl^ieat atid obliging -. ... The lecatijn wl b« fitted 0vnv*i4snt for tbcSe «hoae bssineaa oalla th*m in the lower part ai tbe tty, and of ready acoess toall BaUnad aaril SUamboat Linaj jr.-, ,,,

^CJLAIMS-

MYmJLDAIALWOS, •WtUT At •antarif AI Office—Farrington Blook,

N E orner ftWic Spmrt, 1%

nuiinimn

-J

PimOw flalu iftwwilil)

IMIeslMs nISSIIMm

mnmrtiii

Ar-

0f dPin IVyawW* 0m

^oitJ^TY M09TSY OOLtlOTlD,

iW« IsleiwMisliWilsl Ottiaesa generally, and to say oar« tSaifceeeeB* whose Olaim* have beea obtained by s*i --i ... ...... ka. ttAMALPOON •9dwtf

me.

A. BURNBTT,^

im I*

LeaUicyr,

lngs^ui

HdrwMf' IWf' and BUtc* Bridle, Collar iAmtt** &

KOMOOeO^IVaivMt*! CUUM, Iiataae, a*e,

Lasting*,...bi 9Nt«iik.

r*bMwtf

Roofing Felt.

Warranted I

Corner of Ninth and Mulberry SLa.

A O E S

Jj^BBEDITH & DELANO,

....

1-. a :,x& 8T

11.»«-m/am? -r tdi 5i -Cyet*w».vj ed .OorirM**, Csment,.. ShoeJtit,

MaoMAs'lWii: •tmS*agaemett»',v7 Ed^aJIUsidti

ting,

11 8hp« Blading

KkirffX^UaiM

aad Brashes, Jj-i

Tnekt,

LaatStBhMTree*

-u Baliasiers, WE! .4

Meweil Posts*

Irili^tng'Bderta,''

oJ ictiai ii f,tias^Mfil 11 ,i 'atf -n»dtiA !iw d-j- gk^ He.,

OILS—0«4, Straits and Bnnk.

Slelift Bnmae «M Japoalea.

TBEHAP,

NtKMkll, AMtHVOHDaACIUUi nuu ... 4IW MLK.' .. 0A"H for Hides, rare, Skssp Nto, Dear tons, TaUeW, eadXsetfctthsM Beegh. CowriywiHifg always

Attmtie»v

e. ^-:-»tl»»jds»uinq it A J431

•w

ptfnMiANi.

11 *Tt.

jQR. P.

auOliHo. 41 XottkTowtb Street,^ Had

iahiw AiiMawiK)inwui.

fabSdtf

B.A. ARMATO.

niu siHsta,

Orriqs^-Oornfi ef, Mala I over the National State Bank. HisiD««ca—Ohestnot St-, betweea eth and Tth. mtaiy] TBBBB HAUTB. tUJ.

^.STjaSW-:..

PHYSICIAN andySURGEON: •Fr 1 os-lrwif aks

Dk.

Stbut,

TERRE HAUTE, IND. JACOB BUTZ A SOH ......FBOPBIKTOBS. This Honss has b#en thoronghly refarnlshel. my 23dwly

J^AKMEES'

HOTEL,

CORNER NINTH CHERRY STS. Opposite Eastern Market Home.

Having a Urge Wagon Tard attached, will en able me to give general satisfaction to tbe trav* ellng public. D. W. BANK1N.

Muk itasn,

(Toraserly ocoajptsd by

ii 81 1'

Calls attended te night aad day. hesldsaoe et I National HotaSS. jaaidtf

E JgOAEDING HOUSE.

Tite'lindarslgeed epsis t^4«y, a .Targc nd'J nswly fMrnlahed Boardtag Howe, sa the ooraec of rifta aad Cherry streets, where he hopes to see all his M, aad aunty hew yatroaa.

THB TAB LB WILL BB W «U JVBHISHJUt

Aeoamodlett* Wegoa lses. MarohlWtf

h. babtholomew

straoeois an MaatAdtoA&

Hnooeasor to Or. D.

Ornoa—Oa Math Street, bet wees Ohio, one door sonth of National Hoesa. Having had spwards ef slghteaa ^wn' sxpe-

rlsnoe in Dentistry, he Is eei give aattafcetloa fa all eeaaa.

Herduuil Talleriac* I Be bases always aa hand, a JPAhHIONABLB SXLBOTION OW OAWHlBW, TtSIUNM, oLOTHS, Ao., and Is reedy temaks It ep la I The Latest Style ana oi Short notice, and oa very Beeeonable Terma... Having ao hlglb rents to pay, be promise! to make ap to oider, wbethrr thegeodsbe tarnished by him or not.—

Everything la his Une rhsapy Ihaa gnywhara alee. Oattlng depe and WarrSatad to Br.' A liberal patronage solicMad. angWdtt

millinery. J, a 11 ii' tl I 1 I if! III 111-,

Mr*. BIJCKliiGliAft

Has removed to the Mraer o# IWarth aad Ohio Areata, wb ere she la now running a full aad complete stock of Fall style Bosdoeta, Ktboens, VlowATS, An. PtiBSS JtAAUrO ha* alae'.eaaa added 1 to the bealacaa. ilaeiag a sosapasaas ker, eatlsfactloa le gnareataad

esss luxme.

dttdSm

•rts-.v*- li'n »i.H SEteiS ".ari*

PACIFIC HOTEL, XT 170, 178, 174 and 176 Orei

Greenwich Street,

ati

Is felly able to meet ibe down

lire. !f. E. BCMIHI

•aaretsdrsd ber Cloak fifesis Xehlag aatabieehmants* Baylo^a^we^kaUdiaKrea Ohto, ba. tweea *oa«h aad JTiftfc sasaats. rtie aha w*i 1 be pleaaad to meet all who deetre theatoet perfect! Wrk la this liaa.

fartioolar atteatloa will1 Wglrea, aa hereto fore, to tbeletHrt atyles.

Tb» mo»taHnflii awjsiaets Weddtag nisaeaiis.-) l^4)«* aad OhHSa.e'i

RMtOWl-aa,

JOHN FATTIH.

-V

•/c* Mil *£.i

«^esst. iPVBMU Jf. .0

saantWf

tf-W

Iff nuaij ft. 7-

vtf)v

•uL)

railmoadugmncx

I have moved s«y oBoe to MoXesa g^Taddock's M1U, where I wonli asTgMeeadi Msae my

Thns^t^mal$yr^*ia e£bi^h^iiitt43^jU|.' ieoa taall BesanfoiMMi AiJi sitlel@

Water raise as io« '-nines,

&ttw if" 1 f»' ..

I rtJdR .jUMg Ml

•tr s-Kj »ocft

"•4

UitANCE.

J-

ftlMlis

MAnn-.ttui

JIMj^egsj-jwoq ni 5,-: aOAH^-Co^Waael, llefe^f lee, »re*a,rellow aaaOream. tltHH(aS.l»&^WUtei#ta)^<el|ewjfa« pw

Aprs

1 ti ad

"ft A ItA

NATIONiSi

I E

rrft AV«i ,i

or 'i .%

Ifnited States

,i7~'"Z3 m.

tXIIRIH lj 8PMIAL ACT rf CUHHt

0van

-t^eew

JOLT

85, Meg.

Case oapiial3^..J -qiL51 '.ii "tmxtmO SRAiNOHl OJETlUd^jAi g|

rirtfT National Bank BnlMtng^ a

PHILADELPHIA.

Where the general bntimas of Un ^aa*|aayk transected, aad to which all gsH»ral botrrtfsel' ean^ahonldbe«ddi»eed. -.1. id) in i'' il* 'I .Tr

OJ-riCEMt ?i' b»|aiM«

OLAWmc* a. CI«SBS, fisvaid*nt. 1AT OOOKC, Chairman finance aad Cuts Ooami^tee. JUHBt V. COOK If, Vtce-PWsideai: ~KT fVSBSOM V. PKETr Secretary and AmOfry^Btei .' "l-VTat efrfg

Tkla wiiii iftn l^ AUiilii tAraHft-

It la a Hattefeii coayaty, cknttM ky i#a dal act ol Ceagms, 1M8. Hfcaaa |UM» ctjlHHMW^W. llaftralw *aMa afneptikpu.

Krerr policy Is soo-forTeltable. MMh aiay heiakea which

It ftnUfi larger laawaace Ohm etMr gaapatftca Wr (he sape •oacy.

tea, «r

fciii

liti

BIR6XKS

will find

aad the Hons* wall tot la la. every reaseet ja Yard adfolna the piaa-1 R|UHOIiil IJllBOK' I flads thrm In new localities in varlooa paits of

DENTItTHY.

ead do not take aay

rji.ii

E NT 18 ^'n

auuOMSOf vte Ve nmis/j mhs

National Blook, Terre Hante (ad.

WBLD, No. 157 Mela St. Itf

Mala 8. [mSOdtf

jya. 0. o. LINCOLN,

Dentist

The Oldest SrtabliAed In Terre Hante,

It laActMte aai eerntle Ian*tenia. It taa bene wayaar la every lacall^. .re ItayeUdaaare txeart fteai attacAaavt-v txd) There la ao unowui reetrlctteag .la the palieiM.

sit

ptf

te tte to-

ivtl their rui aatoaat, and mara all the pnaiaau, ge that the

mswmm

seets oaJ^r the

ater«*t eh the kBiv«l mwM. PcMttwaar hetakeathatvlllpv aeltoaB aecrula ansher ef inn, iarlac Ufs, sa flBaaal lacoae of one-teath the ia,iw uattfiatu policy. lie eStra rate la charged for HiUIt|tt-«l ilfta itfOulH,

It lasarca, act t» pay dirldtada la jellq MUen, hat at «e lev aeost IhaSdlrHqMf fMtNlaMwailtilt.

sj.

ClKalars, Psoiphiets aad nut KrUouaca

gtvcB «ft a»pUtmioato Ui« Breach oaettrfl^e

Oeasia*|,W

to ^3 ,^ fahoJsbe Hia.iaci vi

2 ,.Jp J(OjBLN W. lXUM» «Ok. I 0 mNctxatri, eiye. Sensral kgaacf and (Mtsat had gepife it era Indian*. I- a •. *f* Am. JfOOTEg.

A tent

fur Terre

Baata,

led j|dMha»Ma i. uoti.M ads

ni* msf«

p*Wa

saar ,r0^5pMl fWSf r+r.a

Cenffk.

c«M.«atfMr#:w'

Threat.

Bswiaas ihmbdiatb ArrKmoa,.

"KP SHOrrtp aa uaauaae.

AUOWU to otsiiso,

*S ftM

1 ef theleaas,*

lrrttattoa tf the]

{iwmaaent1

an Inearelue

Liub« IMmsmm omsm n*ah»/''^

Brovi'i Brtukul

IBit'l

lit.

Osrtis.)

Having a direct Inflaeaoete the parts, gtve inunediate reHaf.

F«r Breechitli, Antlim*, maiACea.

saaspuse ead Throat Disseiws,

tsswas tu mtB wire

alwati

oooe seeaase.

AND PUBUC SF1JUCKK8

Trochee

taken befoteMugin* or Speaking, aad nlievtag Uie Throat alUr an nnuaal exarttoawf tkeveeal organs. The

Trvchet

Trochee

Obtaui

Real

see

Meroltgnt TallO^^

mar mm

Over Saxtonf Walm $Utf*Diy99o4ietor*

Would respeotenlly eall tke attaattoa

I m.

v. thauh

TOHN BAJK!NIElLB. &

the eltl-

sens of Terra Haata, aad tha paMte la aaassal, that he hm rratnil mrfs line tlestsa ITilai ley's Dry Oeods store, for the parpoaa ef carry lag

n**fnl in earing the voice sAMt-

are reo incaended aad

preaeribed by ihyalclans, and have had testttaealals from eaiuent men throughout the ooaatry. Being an artiole of trne merit, and having ffisiil th*ir affiosoy by a t*st of amsy yvar*^ sa«h yaar Bods thrm In new localities in varlooa paita of f'ths world aad the

are nalverasrily pre-

aeaaeed bettor than other ar tic Its.

oaly "Bnowx's laomiu Taoeaas,"

thawortt/ass fsiflsWsas that

uy be offered. 4 1 iv a a S a a

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HENDKICH & LANGS, -uM

Ofloa overyirat National Bask, 9. B. Ooraar*ef Atnrth and Main Btraata, U&JnIU

Terre liaute« indw ii

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Abstracts ot titie furniehed, Loan* nagotiated, aad Money invested.

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'orty Lotsfa Llntoa's Addition to Tirre'Haa •oasa aad lot, east O iio street, m*m Bonsa aad lot, in MoMnrrain's Addltitlon, •easeaad lot ia SlMey-'saddltloa oafitti strat^ajifc Boaas and lot in Bvee's addition oa Sth street. Boasa aad lot on Pcpiar, batweea Stb aad i^nwn,

Hou* «nd lot on North tth, betweea Ohesaat ead jUatoa atreeta.

Two bnsineea Hooaes

ilrs str^

OODNTT PBOrBBTf. »4i'W f«t

farm ef 89 acraa la HoneyOr-** tk#aaMp, IflNt ITS aerse In Lintoa township. S A eras below the ttnllina MHI. eMsaMseassiJ™*

|a iqjitd* 'i '.w .u-i^sWS -Ssrtt

\f ANHOOD AND THE VIOOK^

T0U18 restored In fov vftii,

BIOOBB^r BaeBHOB

Of Line restores manly—J

Power-, from whatever oaaaearla'ng

tha^CeaH

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ed Sarly pernicious habits, a»lf-abaae, laipeVno^ aad ertasata, gtve way at oaea to MetgwKb*rM» •a4ldae,U taken rMotions (wBichrare

'gaiat ly aoonrdta# to that tt-' vry simple, an.1 reoatn ao., less or plcasnraj

fillnte I#

Mstralnt frem knsinees or plcaso isapeosiWe. Bold In hettles a* 13, Or'Mar tiwrnMtlaala oieCi t. To behadoaljtof «h*s*lo a»*

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poibtedageat'to America, Avaa«e, c*r. of I9th stnet. N. T.

I #1 sliliinlitV rt*#' 1 rjOJ^ISSIO^ER'SSAJLB^-Tiie

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V/ eadareignod. a« Oemmltsioarr daly aapotatedby the Ttgo Ccurt cf Common frlsa*, at the*

iber term thereof, A'» lggg,lHll, oa flataidey, April 10:h, a., D. IMP. ftbf ttr l»Jh iW1 thhjtowa of Loc*poft, in satd county.

A, part of tbe above'1 esp*S«y eenSlstaef «h#V •wra aland w*ll ksown aatha LookpetUkaae,« *0 with 88 room In It. It very dtS'cebl*fWMCty .., •tsd wall sltttaied. °t^kport1s^ uiile* trumf^h, 1 Haite,aatfoa taan»rM flaa-» AMitehall Batl- -'-J road- Peesoas fishing t« iav^t la pseportv, would do wall not to.neglect this seWe^aobeitar inrsetaaent c»a be ftmnti.

J-**pleeeoa tha prsfciM* et Sa'cKx*. *V

Apnl lOtlu IS6i. -w''' Tj*»r'*o 0?saU one-th|riI cash balMKe In six ehd,twelve ttoatb, psrebSSer giflok notas with 4en.psa.0Mfe 1 merest, waiting vatadtlea lew.,

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