Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 April 1869 — Page 2

DAILY

TERR® HAUTE, IND.

Express

To Correspondents.

"We never notice Cemmmiications not accompanied with tfc^aatahof tb»aa$or, who inust be made known to us if unac- •, •j-,jb3 »*•ao at.-. qoamtea.

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Doa't writeaat^ySif^rtifeiiteWbiag to say of interest to the public $ and te as brief tiMLMfejept will hllpw.

Write on onlf^incside of the paper. The publication of a oommanication is no evidence that the editort i^ppfiUsentimenta. Th^auth^^ajgg^jpgp^bjle for them. ii:»3g *w. i- *a

Communications should be addressed to the "Editors ot tite ESTBEai," and not to individuals..

Thb government blue book says C}1. Nelson's Mexican Mission is worth bat $6,000 per year.—JqurrtaV.

A later and equally YeHable authority, the Tribune Almanacpage 51, gives t^e salary of the Mexican mission as £12,$Q0 and we have no doubt the statement is correct. According to this there are but two "Envoys JBixtraordink^y and Ministers Plenipotentiary" who receive lesB than $12,000 each. Those two are the Ministers to Ohili and Peru .who receive $10,000. All the rest are rated at $12,000, except the English and Fr«pci missions which are rated at $l7,5 00n£ach There are some twenty "Ministers Kesident" who receive $7,900. No Foreign Mission is rated lower tbfcn the hist named sum, with the single exception oi the Liberlan Mission, the salary of whicsh is $4,000. Even the Minister to Hayti receives $7,500.

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The Kockville Republican accuses the

of attempting, to create in im

pression that Parke county fa- getting more than its share of the spoils now beinjg divided at Wfwhlpgtofl., ?h* a&jg^tiota is entirely unfounded', nor do« fho'liepKt* lican adduce any evidence in Support thereof, further than the fhct that thalMPress mentioned Mr.

Beadle, one. of the

President's appointees, as a.roeidonfr |f Parke county. The facts in tbe,cs^.a these: The local editor fef this papery Mr. Beadle's appointment mentioned on the local page of the Republican, connection with that of Mr, WASaeffk and knowing that there were severatge tlemen of that name residing in Pftf county, he, very naturally, inferred {bit ono of them had received the appoint ment in question and made the without a thought of the construction if to which the Republican has ft twisted and distorted it. There has bei no lack of respect and courtesy Oflyt part of this paper towards Pat county or any of. its people, and the fact that this courtesy. foViqt reciprocated by the Republican F^l not change our policy in ^-Ihii respect in the slightest d^p^iAs

to the distribution of Federal,offces we have only to Say that tie

Express

has

confined itself to the legitimate duties, of journalism and, feeling confident that the offices would be worthily bestowed, has indicated no preference for any cand$?te and given itself no anxiety on the sfcbject of county lines or on which side of them any candidate might bt might not' reaide We trust our Rockville ooteniporary till see how utterly batidleti! and! tfc&at "its hasty charge appear#, fn vfeWof tbe factB stated, and will dtrifiralf thi^BtteVt^re" tract. It sMmr to us that papers can be more prefltably employed than in endeavoring to itir up local ani mosities, and, believing thus, we ^rall, in the future, as iwe have done heretofore pass by fasilbniiasuch ill-natured-Aings as have occasionally graced the columns of the Rockville p—•—i

THs Kew York World asks the iiland(Cuba)iB not Spain's ^hotaaeqr'Government so often pradaimed, in^tb? }no#t solemn forms, that it will always respect her rights and fidVereignty'" la the "island

the hands of any But if her sovereignty is complete,: ^bow can we rightfully object, if.ihe^o'^Cta to its transfer It is just here where the wbole case for the Spaniard breaks down There is no such thing appertaining'to a European State as a vested right to a cblony. The greatest colonial PtfWor in thb world, England, mafies no feucb pretence She admits that colonial subordination, is transitory, and she makes it sv school for constitutional independence, by in,0ftps elective legislaturesT ^An^t What sort morality is that which would dutch Cuba on the eve of a transfer to France, because she is the Gate of the Gulf of Mex lco, and would enrampart the Spaniard .when there is a question of the wanton butchery and capricious expatriation qf th& Creole patriots I irsrff

Here is an illustration of th») manner in which Democrats use those Republicans who try the "independent" dodge and are willing to defect their own party for the sake of securing an office by the aid of Democratic votes. We quote from the Indianapolis Jottmal: "At the Democratic jCHy CqnveptioQ David Stepheoflba said hef frvdre* using Mr. Fisbbaok as a wedge for "splitting the Republican party open, and then they could use someof their 6wa wedgt9

After this frank fftattement from a prominent-Democrat, will Mr. Fishback consent to the use of his name solely to defeat and destrov tha Republican P«tyFT VLFIN

Of couase tarwU)^ Jf-SieMflbraks he is sure of being elected. Mr. FISHBACK ij not the ocly manwho xsady ia" eacri^ flee his party, his political principles and the respeot of old friends ror the lake of an office. sAnd the fact that those who use such a '-wedge" intensely despise the ihttrument used, doef'ndt seem to dfe. courage thes "wedges" in the least

SekatorSfraquxsaid in his last speech "Nothing is more vicious "and cowardly than five hundred thousand dn^l^ it is a million.^" ...

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I PtttglyyeH3*-) Gazette says of jex-BfecreU^y Stinton: "We are pained to learn tbtiK'tiKritoalth of the "War Secretary ia go precarious as to justify the deepest solicitude ol lffif friends. His situation does not improve, as has been hoped, lut it regarded with increased anxiety. Hope* of his final recovery are still enter*

isaaci jj y$to beimn^ediately feared. We

learn, also, that he bas recently been baptized by the clergyman with whose church he ia united

Sqmi kewsfapzbs have given currency to the report that the Hon. James FWilson, of Iowa, was not invited to a seat in the Cabinet, because bis legislative record would not bear scrutiny. There are the be3t grounds for Mating that there is not a shadow of color for these reports to rest upon. The .Chicago Tribune publishes the facta ia the case as follows "It is well known in Washington that Mr. Wilson was tendered by GeneraL Grant the office of Secretary of State in the original construction of his Cabinet, and that the appointment of Mr. Washburne to that place was intended to be merely complimentary, the latter having been previously booked for the French missioa. Having been nominated and confirmed as Secretary, Mr. Washburne unexpectedly entered upon the discharge of the duties of the office. Mr. Wilson was thus pieced in a very embarrasaiog position, which1 he endured as long as he deemed consistent with his own dignity and the dignity of the office. He then declined the position peremptorily, expressing, however, his unabated confidence in the sincerity of lhe„President. The choice of a new Secretary was then made, Mr. Hamilton Fibh was selected.— Mr. Fish, however declined to take charge of anbody's leavings, and his first act was to make a new act of appointments in place of those arranged by bis predecessor"

Xlio Memory of Lincoln in France There wsb recently- held in Paris a meeting to commemorate the memory of Abraham Lincoln. After Professor Lsboulays came Mr. Cochin, the principal orator. He traced the life of Lincoln from his boyhood up to his death, and held bim up as a model of a patriot, statesman and Christian man. He quoted from his-ilpeeches and. writings to show tbat he was a greet political thinker, and that his ideas were of that class of elementary ideas on which great govern menls may be built and great deeds accomplished.

If you have not yet awakened to the fact in America, says a Paris letter, you will seon do so, tbat Lincoln is hereafter to take a eland as one of the great land mark* in history. If you do.not yet com prebend the immensity of the role he played in the- political progress of man kind, these people do. While you are still embarrassed with certain crudities in his character, these people 6ee nothing but his grandeur, and desire to see noti^ ing more.

FIRE IN FLEMING COUHTI, KY.

Four Children Burned to Death—He roic Condnct of a Boy Twelve Tears Old.

On lest Tuesday night the residence of Mr. Nelson Hurst was burned to the groand, and fbur of his children perished in the flames. Mr. Hurst lived withinr mile and a half of Poplar Plains in Flem ing county, and on the night of the destruction of hi? house, had gone with his wife to the residencd'of his father, where he had determined to remain until the morning. His family of seven children remained at his homo in the care of his eldest daughter, a young lady abjut fifteen or sixteen year*. At ton o'clock Mr. Hurst'saw a bright ligbt in the di rection of bis residence, and h.astened toward it as rapidly as possible. He had more than a mile to travel before xeached it and when he arrived at the scene it was too-late to render any assistance. Foor ofhls -children had met death in the terrible fire, and the three survivors were standing h61ple*s and neftrly naked in the yard. One little boy of 12 years, had exhibited wonderful daring and selfpossession. 'When he waB roused by the fire he ran to the assistance of the younger children, of whom he Baved three, and he was engaged in drawing the fourth from the flames, when he was destroyed by the fall of the burning, roof. Such heroism as was exhibited by this brave child has rarely been excelled.

It is not known whether the fire ori ginated in an accident or was the work of an incendiary, tfhe children were evidently sleeping at the time, else they might easily have e3caj»ed. It is probable that" tbose who .vere destroyed were suffocated by the^smokei so that when the flames reached them they were insensible to pain. It is a remarkable fact that only the youngest children were saved. The eldest, including the young lady in charge of the bouse, were almost certainly ^unocated before tbe alarm had been given. Such a terrible calamity ha|s never occurred Within our recollection in this section of country, and-Mr. Hurst has the sympathy of all our people in this great loss.—Maysiille Republican

The Indiana Revolution.

The gentle and extremely economical style which the Democratic members of tbe Indiana Legislature have adopted to show an admiring and applauding world tbe immensity of the moral, physical and inLeHectafcUsiiperiorto- of the spheroid t$e prognelhuS shape of skull, has attracted #ome little interest here, and doubtlesrSecured the passage of the sameadmanU to the General Reconstruction Jaw for Virginia, Mississippi and Texas, requiring-ihose States to ratify the Fifteenth Article before being entitled to admission. When Senator Morion iritro* doeedf-the additional section it opposed by the Judiciary Committee and by the Democracy, 6f course but passed by the handsome vote of thirty to twenty after a spicy debate, and in the House, under the lead of General Butler, by a very large plurality, Butler taking a very short turn on tbb" minprily who were caught sleeping on their arms. The passage of this is considered here a solution of the vexed problem—no matter what the reb .ds in lndiana may do. The vote of Indiana will not be needed,.as the following States are sure and are sufficient to ddopt the amendmonl-for the country "at large

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''Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire,

Alstbama,' Arkansas, Connecticut,:,-., Florida, Illinois, Iowa,. *)**,':• Kansas,

New York, "".North Carolina,

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^Pennsylvania, 1 Rhode Island, I *~outh Carolina,

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Musachuietu, "~r-r,~Texs«, Mlohigani*1 Vermont, Minnesota,

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Mississippi, .*vsr. iWest Vlrginiaj v.' Missoari, Wisconsin 28. (.

By common consent Georgia will "be required to ratify the amendment before being admitted to representation, so tbat In this list that^tatemaj also be counted^ Whicl^ Make* mote thianltbe required number.

JU else Inlieved here, and, without any doubVcorrectly, that the ratification of the amendment, by a m^joriCy of our State Lsgiflfcture, tii the event of anoth-

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er breakup by the Democracy-, will be held to be legal. So, in any event, the experiment of our anti-negro friends will prove to be very inconsequential. Especially will this be so by the passage of the Election bill, throwing all our elections over to 1870, by which time the Republican forces will be augmented by nearly ten thousand colored voters.— Wash. C*r. Ind. Journal.

Varieties.

"The man at tbe wheel"—The Velocipedestrian.

Utah papers speak of frequent landslides among the Rocky .Mountains this spring.

The people of Canada are trying their best to get rid of the "silver nuisance," but without success.

Joseph Dion declines to accept any more billiard challenges, his private business requiring all his attention.

A lock of human hair was found by a Maine Wood-chopper recently buried four inches deep in a beech tree. It had been there fully 80 years.

Miss Dorothy L. Dix, who has interested herself for many years in the treatment of the insane, is about visiting California to labor for their care in tbat State.

Mme. Proudhon, widow of the French writer who startled the world with a pamphlet entitled "Property is Theft," now earns a precarious living as a laundress. ...

A married couple in Kentucky, both of whom are deaf mutes, have an infant child that can hear, and which, it is thought, will be able to articulate perfectly in due time.

Miss Ida Lewis, the heroine of Lime Rock, Newport,"is receiving from various sources valuable presents, in recognition of her courage in rescuing persons from

4n,..i»g.(

An ingenious Frenchman in Philadel phia skins frogs by drawing alltheir interior parts through the mouth, and then stuffs and mounts them in a variety of curious attitudes—as billiardists, veloci pedists, dentists, &c.

The Legislature of Michigan has ad journed after passing about five hundred new laws. Among other things done was the submission to tbe people of Constitutional amendment providing for impartial suffrage, and a proposition to increase salaries of Judges.

The Laurensville (S. C.) Herald says "Through tbe Newberry Immigration Society several of our farmers have re ceived able-bodied, young, and fine look ing Germans, who have gone to the cotton and corn fields. In every instance we hear very favorable reports."

In a recentsermen on earthquakes, Dr Cumming, of London, declared that tbe most splendid commentary on the Book of Revelations was the daily' newspaper, because whatever the prophetic word said would happen, the newspapers daily re corded as having happened.

The brother of Percival, the poet, is confined in the MiddletOwn insane asy lum, and looks even more crazy than the poet did. He is 71 years of age, and though his face is very idiotic, he is said to be quite smart. He believes that his.life will he taken to get a great sum of money that be has.

Besides the pictures which fill tbe 140 galleries of the Louvre, it appears that a large number of works of art for whicb there is no room, are stored away in the attics. The French Government has de termined to turn these hidden treasures to account by distributing them among the chief towns of she Empire.

Three gentlemen of Chicago—such is the report—have clubbed together and "ordered"--three copies o? Longfellow'i "Dante" to be issued for them upon large paper, to be illustrated with Dore's and Flaxman's designs and many of the rare Dante prints. Only three copies will be printed, and tbe cost will be $1,000 par copy.

A Japanese correspondent says the Grecian bend hag been in fashion in Ja pan for four centuries. The spinal curve had its origin in the custom which Japan ese ladies have of carrying their babies on their back, and the pannier had its origin in the broad silk girdle which is swathed several times around the waist and fastened in a large bunch behind.

A party of men were surveying for a railroad in New Jersey, and of course, they were entitled to the best there was along the line. At one house they thought the proprietor was a little tardy in producing the cider. It came at last, and was tasted by one of the party with great deliberation. "How much cider did you make this year?" he asked "Fifteen barrels," be answered. Anoth er sip. "vVell, if you had had another apple you might have made another barrel.'/:

A swarm of bees and a bountiful store of wild honey were recently found in a tree by woodeboppers on tbe west side of tbe Sierra Nevada mountains. Tbe incident is re corded, as the first discovery of the bind on the Pacificslope. There were no wild bees beyond the Sierras when tbat por tion of tho country was occupied by emigrants from the Atlantic seaboard but it was soon discovered that bees imported from the States thrived well, and several persons who engaged early in the business acquired large fortunes from the production of honey for tbe markets?'

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One New Haven editor calls another a "moral hyena," "whose foul and festering tongue drips with gall and aquafortis."— They've just bad an election in that part of the country.

A curious lawsuit was lately brought before an English court, in which tbe rights of her Majesty's fat subjects were humorously involved. It was an attempt to compel Lsdy Glamis to make a certain public passage on her property wide enough to admit very stout people. Ah arbitrator decided that the lateral dimen sion of a heavy dowager would require three feet two inches, but lady Glamfemc tended that thirty-four inches was quite wide enough. Lord Chief Justice Cockburn gravely shook bis head at this at* tempt to curtail tbe privilege of rotund beauties, and tbe court decided in favor of the greater witdtb.

We hoar from the correspondent of tbe New York Times tbat the velocipede manufacturers of Paris find it difficult to supply tbe increasing demand. Michaux the inventor, still maintains the lead in the manufacture of these articles, and must feel at this moment very.like a man in a dream. ,For years he starved while trying to introdaco the vehicle the money he gained at his anvil was absorbed by the new invention, and it was only after sending sons and workmen for a year driving through the streets, tbat tbe public eye becamefamliiar enough with it to venture to buy it. It is only eighteen months since M. Michaux commenced to sell seriously to the public, and now he works half a thousand men and increases tbe number every day. The average price of velocipedes is three hundred franc?, and at this rate there is one-half profit, so that M. Michaux is already at tbe head of a fortune For once, therefore, the inventor gets his reward.

"Tour Lotion has cured the most obstinate Case of chronic tetter tbat has baffled the medical skill of hundreds," writes Bank & Clure, druggists, of Clarendon, Ark? about Primer'* Lotion. d&w

is full of corruption.

and we can only hope to escape the ills which flesh is heir to by a judicious use of the remedi CB in nature's storehouse. In ell tbe lime which has past flteoe the work'began, mankind bas given great attention and some of its tost talent to tbe study of medicine. While the sacrifice has not been wholly in vain, the facta elicited are few and mostly unsatifactory. Among the truths wMeh fcwre -beea elicited is this, "that if we keep the blood pure we must be healthy." To purify the blood there is no medium equal to Morse's Indian Root Pills, as thousands of testimonials will verify. Use Morse's Pill's if you wish to regain and retain yonr health. Morsefc Pills are the best medicine for all J?e»*l« Irregularities Liver Complaints, Indigestion, Billiousness, Dispepaia, Headache, &c.

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wise-acrca who have been guessing at the vegetable constituents of Soeodoht have all barked up the'wrong tree- Tbe right tree, whicb they never areamed of, is the Soap Tree of Ohili, tbe bark of which is nsed by the Araucanian Indians to cleanse and preserve their gSrmenU, and chewed to keep.their teeth staiatess, end gives a flower-like fragrance to their breatb. This is one of-the leading in gredients of Sozodoxt, tbe most wholesome and efficacious of all dental beautifiersand preservatives. l3deodlw

Delicioqslt Medicinal.—This is the universal verdict pronouncod upon Plantation

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Theee celebrated watcbe* we are now sanding ont by mall aad express. O. O. O. anywhere within the United Statee and Cabadas at the regular wholesale price, payable on delivery.

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A SIN6LE WATCH TO ANI ABDBE88, 115. A CLUB OT SIX, WITH AN EXTRA WATCH TO THB AGENT SENDING THE CLUB, 190, MAKING SEVEN WETCHES FOB «90.

Also, asupvblot of net lega»tflieHi fltehi of the latest and most cestly styltf and patterns, for Ladies and Gen tlemen'a wear, Aom 10 to 40 Incbea in length, at prices of 99, $4, 96 ard tS eacb sent wben ordered vitfe watch at tbe regular wholesale prices.

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Early Rose Potato. ONE

lb. CAJUUT ROS£ sent by mall, post-paid, «1. 41bs. EABLT BOSS, sent by mail, post-paid, $3.00. Beat Spring Wheat in the world the earliest and most productive Corn wonderful yielding Oats—white and lack— weighing 45 pounds to the bushel Spring Barley Grsss Seed) JFowis Kggg Hoga the great Feed Cutter, Send for the EXPERIMENTAL IT ABM JOUR NAL—most valuable Magazine iemed in this country— only 81.60 per year. Subscribe if you want to make your Farm pay. Address

GEO. A. DJSITZ, Ohambersburg, Pa.

MANCFAOTCBED BV

t*. HT. BROWBT & CO.,

DAT TON, OHIO.

They also make a prime article ot SPOKES AND HUBS KOB LIGHT CARRIAGE AND BBQOY WHEELS. Send for Price List.

A A SAY to aaenta selling Stlieb'i Patent Elastic Bbooxs. Horace Qretly says: "I prtdiotltssuooess," OLKGG & CO., 3S Cortlundt St., N. Y.

VI. 8, Piano Ce., $176.

Broidway, N. V.,6 Oc.

rnHB Tanlte Emery Wheel Cats fast, does not glaze, gum, heat or smell, and cheap. For circulars, address The Takite Co Stroudsburg, Pa.

A GBSXS WANI'ED.—AGENTS make from S10 to VZ5 per day gelling Blake's Dollar Pat ent Chair-springs, xhey make a Spring and Bocking-chair of any common chair, by attaching them to the front legs. They lit any chair, cannot getout of order, and willlasta lifetime Old-fashioned rockers are dispensed with. For the house and office they are indespensible.— Ladies pronounce them unequaled for a sewing chair. If you want an Agenoy, call and see sam pie, or send for Circular, with terms. 8500 re ward upon the conviction of any pooson infrinK ing npon Blake's Patent Chair-apring. A. BLAKE, Box 546 Canton, Ohio.

VINEGAR FROM CIDER, WINE,

JKOLASSEB OB SORGHUM, In ten hours, without using acids or drug9. For terms and otner information, address

SAGE VINEGAR TTOBKS, Cromwell, Conn. 1KEBBASKA, itp soil, Xlmate, people, &o. pamphlet fo#^Sfc. Lincoln, Neb.

Address Obopskj $

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Also, classified lists of all publicatfons devoted specially to.tha Interests of Religion, Agrionlture. Horticulture, Medicine, Surgery, Education Jiivenilea, Freemasonry, Odd fellowship, Temperance, Commerce, Finance, Beal Estate, Mechai^oa, Law, Sport, Music, Woman's Rights, and Utose printed Wholly or in part in the German, French, Scaodinaven, Spanish, Hollandiab, Italian, Welah and Bohemian ianguagea. A volume of over 300 pages bound in clotb,

PRICE—FIVE DOLLARS,

Forwarded to any address on-jecelpt of pried? «. P. EOWRU A CO,, Publishers, ia S»oT6*

40 fm

A PSlAplllet of 32 Fsges, containing a list of over i,000 Newspapers, which are particularly recommended to advertisers, with eatimate •facing the coat rf any advertiaeibent, aent free on recaipt of Nuunp.

ror $ioo ps&

AWATOH

LINK

We will insert an advertisement in one thoasaad newspapers, one month.— The list ia dudes alngle Papers of over 100,004 Circulation weekly, more than ISO Dally papers, In which the advertiser obtains 34 lnsertiona to the month, and the lead, lag Papers In more tkii SOt different towns and el tils. CoaplsteFlles east bo examined at onr office. Send stamp tot oar Circular. Address GEO. P. ROWK&L A 00., Advertising Agsnta, New York.

FREE—GIVEN GBATI8 to every

live man who will act as agent In a new, light, aad honorable business paying 930 a day. No gift enterprise. No humbug. Ho moaey wasted In advance. Addrsss B.Moaaai Kxaxaar ACo.,nttsUtrgll,fa7 ..Ai

HEW APVERTISEMETLTS.

§BE 0I4) lOUK' MAWZBte.! AGENTS

WANTED in all parte of the country to eanvaia far the MOST FOPULAB KAQAto canvass for the Mi ZXHX OF THE DATi Send for Prartam Liei and circular withoniaeley. Tbe flret" ToInB»e"5r OUR OLD FOLKS oemmescad with March. Great indncementa for olubblng— 8peciaianNo«. forwarded oa reeeipt of ISc.

Addreee B. HAFLK16H, Publisher, 7S1 Waiaat Bt., hdladelphla.

COAL.

gULLIYAN jCOTJ.NTY COA£

Being now^iraparsd to fill all orders tw Sat* a liver to mnj part of tha olty, by laa«laj

prspai

liran Oonnty Ooal, which la ol aimed to be eqnal to the Brasil, for all dn—fin purposes, will deliver to any part of tha olty, by leaving your order at offloe of 1, B. Bryant A Co., O. T. lllpley, or J.A, Foot's Tea Store, with waoss I ^an stade arrangeeaente to All all ordara, aad |1m all information In regard to the business.. olfidtf J. A. MOBGA*.

COAL,

JOHN MofABLANll is now eeiling lbe b«it article of Kiver Coo], aereened on the wideat screen In use la Vigo coonty, at as low a Agara as ao Inferior article canlke purchased, Tboaawisk* ing to lay in a supply should look to thetr Interests, and buy the best wbon It Is as cheap as a poor article.

Orders left at the Post Offloe Lobby, at the "Vigo Oonnty Scaler," or addrsssed to Box 6M P. O., Terre Haute, will receive prompt atteation. aug!7dtf

HE HOWJfi SEWING CHINES

The New Improved Family Machine is without a rival, and cannot be surpassed—a Hemmer. Feller, Braider, Qullter and Guide' go with each Family Machine, frea of charge.

Don't fail to call and examine for yourselvea, at No. 18 North Fourth streat, Terre Haute, Ind 27d3ro CASTER A HE1NEB, Agents.

MANUFACTURERS.

TDEAIKIE CITY PLANING A. MILLS. CLIFT & W1LUAMS, makotanroaaas Or Sash, Doors, ^Blinds

Window

ANA

Door

frames,

Moulding Braeiete, Stair Railings,

& *.

Ballnsters,

TMR

Newell Posts, Florlng and Siding

And all descriptione of Finished Lumber,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer* -IN

EINE LUMBER JLath, and Shingles, Slate Roofing,

Cement Roofing, Roofing Pelt.

Custom

Sawing, Planing and Wood Turning

DONE to ORDER. All Work, Warranted! Corner of Ninth And Mulberry Sta.

Ja23dtf t&T

ATTORNEYS.

jy|EKEDITH& DELANO,

BATS,

ASH. yonr Doetor or Bragflit for SWEET QITUfUrK— it equals (bitter) Qui nine. Is made ouly by F.' til'EABNS, Chemist. Detroit.'

A VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK

CdNTAINING 1MF0BTANT PHYSIOLOGICAL iNFORtlATION to yOung men contemplating Marriage, seat free on receipt of 25 cents. Address tbe OHEMICAP JNSyiTfJTB, Clinton Place,N. y. i.,^

Directory

NEWSPAPER

COMPLETE LIST OF NE WSPAPEBS for the United .States, Territories, and British Provioees giving names, politics or general charae ter, rubacription price, circulation, editors and publishers names, population apd location of places where Issued, Ac., Ac.

Also, separate lists showing at a glance how many aad which paptrs circulate mots than 5,000, 10,000 or 20,000 copies each issue, with actual figura given.

Attorneys at Law Orrice—Iq Farrington Block, Terrer Haute, Ind marSOdwtf

H.BLAKE, r:«u"v"r

Attorney at LaV,f-'

3STOTARTT PUBLIC Ornot—On Ohio Street, between Third aad Fourth Streets. oct28dAw6m"

JSO. p. BAIBD. AtRD &

CBA&LC8 oarrr.

CRUFT,.

Attorneys at Law, Orrios.—No. 82 Main Street, up ataire. feb!2dtf

wm.

Attorney and. Conxtaellor at Law A*D— QBNBRAL collecting agent,

Terre Haute, Ind. Omoa.—No. 86 Main Street. deofidly

HOTELS-

JACOB BVTBa

NATIONAL HOUSE, Coa. Sixth asd Math S-ranr, TERRE HAUTE, IND JACOB BDTK iO ...» FBOPBIKTOBH.

This House haa been thoroughly refurnlskoJ my 23dwlx

X^ABMEBS' HOTEL,

CORNER NINTH CHERRY STS. Opposite Eastern Market Honse, Having a large Wagon Tard attached, will en« able me to give general satieraction to the traveling public. D. W. BANK1N.

rjlEBBE HA OTE HOUSE, ooaaaa main uto samrra sraasrs, Terre Haate, Indiana.

This Hotel naa recently been refitted, and putia Srst-claaa order, offering accommodations unaar paaaed In the State.

T. C. BCirriN, Prap*i«^

pLABK HOUSE. ooaaaa or naa* aaa oaio sraaaia. Terre Haute,

W: B. 6BIFPITH

uow, Newjos*.

PACIFIC HOTEL JL 170, 172, 174 aad 1T On

ItftUS Mtr I

FWMILTCSF

Offloe of Marahall, Mcntecuma aad PalMtiae Hack Lines. VrMBoss to aad from all Trains. aovSBdtf

PARK HOTEL,

On tl»9 AMKBIOAJV PLAN, Cor. Beekman and Nassau Sis, Sear City HsOl Park —Ksw Terk

QEOBGE WIGHT, Proprietor. N. B.—Located In tbe very heart of the wbolesale bnalnesa, this is one of tbe atoat convelntty located Hotels for Merchants, Bualnees men ana othere visiting the city. d29dSm

.,'

.... .... Oreenwich Street,*,*» One door north of Cortlandt, aad one block west of Broadway.

The undersigned takea pleaeure In

anaounolng

to hla numeroaa Crieada aad patrone that Ikaa thia date, tbe charge of the Pacific

will ha

per day.. Being sole Proprietor of thta House, and therefore, free from the too eoauaoa exaction Of NIL inordinate rent, he

fully able tuaeet thadowm-

ward teadency ef pricea without any falliag EF vi It will aow, as beretofore, he his a(N to maintain undlmiaiaked the favorable repatatioa of the Pacific, which it has eqioyed tor laaay yaasa, as one of we best travelers' hotels.

The table

will

be bountifttlly supplied With

every delicacy of the season. The attendance will be found efficient aad oMtgtng Tho location will be found oonvenient for these whoee baslneae oalla them la the lower part of the :ity, and of ready acoeas

to all Railroad and

IbaaboatUaafc tmwtmkb vftocisi nnm iARn. *Y 0IW««#B^« E

ATM*

MAr

Do not require the taMnemst ef Berletlca whliMlqrin ,4

WORLD-RENOWNED.

They are celebrated for doing the beet work using a much smaller needle for tbe same thread, than any other machine, and by the introdue^ tion of the most approved machinery, are now able to supply the very best maohinery In (he world.

They are adapted to all kinds of Family Sewing, and to the use of Seamstresses, Dresssaskers, Tailors, Manufacturers of Shirts, Collars,

SKIBTS, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, Clothing, Hals, Caps, Corsets, Boots, Shoes, Harness, Saddles, Ltnen Goods, Umbrellas, Parasols, Ac, They work equally well upon silk, linen weolen and cotton goods, with silk, cotton or linen thread. They will perform every species of sewing, making a beautliul and periect stitch, alike on both aides of Ihe articles sewed.

HIDE**C.

Leather, Hltes, 0lls» Shoe Flidlags, ni Carrier9* Tools,

Would reSbeMfdlTy llfoni kts old eatroaa, aad ttaftMs —nallr, tfcaftAe haa an kaad aad solicits orders for tk* .varloaa kinds of goods

jtiiiFvivsgf flumwiva Black Bridl^CoSar Bug

SOtS-Mki etifls«*k.*

__oJu'a

EOANS—Oocktaear('IrtM,Mil, fcssa,TsUaw, VaEtoWaaM Eua-

MOEMieb—it&MSi.' oyrki*. Fatasa, Oaps, Boot Let, WlliCBawflasI, ew. CALf KID—Ereach and Aasarisaa. PLASTEEEE'S HA1E.

Lastlnga, BtwtlngS^'9 Qor

Boot Wall, flaUsrWak, ic

CtaHeat, Machine. Wax,

Brl Ottrk

BrkMoles,

Eyelet'

Shoe kit, ii, OmawTraaacaatk,

(dgoBKckta*, •aeEiae Thread, 8hoeBlaci ing^. aad Brashes, Naile, AwlS aadfacfeSS*,

Lasts, Shoe Treee, Oilaplag Boards^ Utaaiia, Jiat Trasa,

MERCHANT T^ILORINC.

nw&«Sffri awoJ te ?io

j^BBCHANT TAILORING.

l*opur£ bO QMS* ^4,4*' """*•*'L—"-rr1"-

WILMS LEY

•SIA-J •rsdJoae ji/m •*rM m, ti'-tow has •sulti. 4uiMk.S"na*i!^ %MaiwaS^ r» r» tiri« ii a 11 has just returned from the Baat wm a Jlti f- it a

SUriBIOK

AS80ETIHT!

«fl t)£t£ ,20^0 l_oy_

y:)

5-sS

pj nfplTQ ihccld »dt eiiii'V bstcdit^ bsrots mi

VESTIXT0S, iaJid

PANOT OOAT1NQ8,

Mk'nwi«'

MAKEUPTO OBDER

3M9E5^. 59E55.

MOSTAPPkOVBD STYLE

Gentlemen wieklcgthetr Oiotfefaf medc ap |y tho

BEST TAILOR 01 TP CITT

OallAnd

Msata TOBaMBdJKTTBwtth J. W.

STOVKS! Sl^OVHS

M0BIH-WK8I 09 TBK

01.0

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Mclean,

COBB* HOW*,

STANIielit

OLD

I-TIR'UFT -*m iacaJk aw dL .M tx aim U*bl

The Largest Stock ln theCily

wk «H*bHna4wo

r»qia

With eM| Cook Stove Soldi

*i'.i "jsan,°?»otft&ftog ''tjj «iiuti«i!

Wa warrant every Store to bake wall, staa# Are,ind hare a good dradfht. Ut» stoyse are ofthe

BEST SMMOI

€A8TDii8,

And aot liable to crack.. WA keep oa hand lotd Stock of

MANTBLS AW9 ORATES

Alsa a fttil TTNABR tke tysat A^TFBREI pattarasof

7 L.I»

itt 'f

•,t9/ajt

FAH»BAH||t SCA1MH

We bny for oask, ateMstvalj^,and pay no rdala, aadwlU

SELL AS

Indiana.

AStHB

CdU and Investigate, at]

^fo». esp MmftEh

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THM WA&L STTLMS, lfSXiiiltnat Vapelaata, lad. ogaolifO uiovT

)AY

ow»sr HiXUfsiwtminattniJftsivisdj

CARRlAOmrk BUGKJIBS We aae aoaa bat-ttlVSA iUSrlal la tho traotloaad oca/61 naatf

INSURANCE.

NATIONAL

LIFE INSURANCE CO.

(p pi

Ostpgst j^Mklaa^

OILS-M'BtnHg ANI

Sicily,

Bank.

Binac

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Japonlca.

,^*1^ rrnttKAn, mils, in nrM TUBA* JlNIkJMLK.

M- CASH lor Udea, Fan, Skeep Pelts, Deer Sklne, Tallow, aad Liaihsr ta tiU Boagh. ConrtffnukeHls Mwiyt Rseetve itHiiltmfoi on

TebMwtr

ar iXdtl-.U, 'OAAfl

United States of America

CIljtTIKft by 8fSi.A0l«f MRdtlSS

Arraom Jclt tS, lttl

PAID IK HILL.

4^iiSs

BRANCH OFFICBilST

First National Bank Balldinf, PHILADELPHIA.

iaY,u

II UFHCTUI

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Where the general butiniaa of thi COMIMSY^E to whtcb ftlT|eDfiral cofrtaponda a —a«»

OLARENOK H. OLARK, Prf.idenl. JAT COOKE, Chairman Finance and EISOU Committee. HENET D. COOKE, Yice-Prveldaat. EMEKSON W. PBET, Searctary aad Aetnary. W

Thta Caaipaay offers Ike ffellawlic aivaaM^. Ka: UkslaUtMl

Gmmmjt,ckartMCd

by p-

clal wi at Caagrcss, 1868. *t kaaa fald-ap cMKal aTI,0«6,MB. ^7 ltaSlsn low rates «c traalae. 'J

It fEratafecs larger lasaraa^ tkaa tMSf tMMPaalea rar Uw nrn iMiejr. IttaMbnMni eertaia la Hatenn. la akawa wpaa ia crcry locality

Ua paUdca are exeapt n«a allarktaat. a Tlwp is aa aaaeccaaary natrtataas la tfep palldca.

Kmy vallcf la lei-ftrfeltiHc, MMH BIT he takea whMi pay TTK laMUM tMr fWI mnM, aaiman Mint fraataw, wlBattfeelaafraaceeaata ^Of tts atereat oa the aaaaal f^naeata.

Policies mn he takea that win pay late ta •ait*,lfteraeerta»BaaMber vrnam***** lift, aa EBaaal laeoaM of oa«4eath tha aaaaat MHBMllBUnpMcy. .1.1 TO

Do extra rato is charged (or rlaha im tha lira eftaaales.

It lEsares, aoi ta pay dividtaii ta hoMf hoMdn, hat at so l«* a ent thirtMVMkMs *m he a os

Circa lars, Paaphlets aad (EU partlcalan (Irea oa appllcatloa lo the Broach OBIce^Uw Ooaipaat.erto

IOHS w. ELlIi 4,

WaKtffi CINCINNATI, OBTO, Seneral Agents for Ohio and Central and era Indiana.

J. A. POOfE,

88dwly

tu- & ?j(? a

Age^t for Terre 9:a«te,i|RI.

mtli isdioti

'"A Ceagb, Celd, arSart) Throat. EiQDiaca uuutBiATa arraHtfoa,

-k- *.J

AMD SHODLO BE CaiCKED. |r

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auoarao *0 naiia%t?

Imtatlaa tfQwl

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rs orm ra#

ii odl

•jsjftfil

BJjVE FBOUT,

»ssza6 MW 8trwt.

"y.

iron'i BracWl troc^T Having a direct inflaenoe to parts, G^E Immediate teM*

Far Inashltli, Aathms,CatarriijMil aumptlve and 1'lsrwstt Wlsaaiia, xaacaas aaa man wirv alwais ao^aoyoMS.

BII6KBS AND FVBUO 8FIAAI1# .will find Tnchte asefnl ia olearlog tha retce wkaa taken befote Singing ot Specking, aad, .relieving the Throat after an constial exertlcn Of Hie oal organs. 'The Trochei are prescribed by Physicians, and bare aials from SMTN^NT men THROUTKOAS THE OE^ATRY'. Being an article of true merit, and HAVING PREND their eflcacy BY A trit of many yaors, E^K YEAR finds them in new localities LA various puts off the worldj and tbe IVocAe* AIFE unmraally FTW nokneed better than .otherartifles.I «A

OBTAIN only "BBOWK'S BKOXCHLAL

aad do not take any of the

TaooHie,"

«orthl*H imftntipnt that

may be offered. •, ,, SOLD KVESTWBBBB. a ,iridic %«bati& tfe.Wi»4nyis

.. ..

LAND AGENCY, aaati 94* IT» •-.ta "~ho* «w tOfM0

Real Estate Ooiiam^

•iem&iii* of fw mfad *•».

QENDBICH & LANa^*

OEoe over Plrst National Baak, 9. B. O^rasr'EF Ptmrth and Matn BTI BETA,

Terre T? ante *vv

udt ol osc«n»

S A O

AbatrvU pf title furiuAod, Loass tm. goiiktod, aad Maoey invested.

L£)AU011

ojrj wa. I JOE SALE, 'mvioU na iffwiiw orrt

Forty tots In Llat«a*s AddltMa to Tfcrre'HsaB Hoasa aad lot, eastublo street. Houee aad lot,LA MoMarraln's AdditltlonjT Haass aad lot la Slbley'saddltioa gass LI EET/ Hoaae and lot In Base's addition on STH etreet, Hoasa END lot

oa Poplar, between

]lfAira00D

6th AADTFIR

HOAAE AAD LOT OO NORTH STH, BELVEEA LIAINF AD UATOA STREETS.

T^O BAS IN SEE BOASSA OA M»LA. STIKAT ILW OQOHTF P80PMTI. FARM EF SO ACRES IN HONEY CR«^K 'BTRNEAJA. 17S AORSA LA LIATOA TOWAAKIP. W# 3 AEREE BELOW THE BOILING MILL.

JAASSDTF

TO.?* GJ»# SSF TMI MM ?OMU& MUM A,* ATRI

J'V »srlj Viii ja ,ttsiin4 atd

AND

BMQWW BSUNOA

.-us.- 'I- "rrr "JLS

VlM

OF T0UT1I restored ia four weeka. I_

OIT IJRK reeteree JMATJF

powera. from whatever, oaase arie ng: the elbeta if MIH panrialoaa habits,EALF^KM^AIMEII«JR

s&slioir'&i

atcttoaa (wkiek «re very aimpK KA«O»AA|RW9AAL restraint FTEM bnslnees or pleasure.V Tellere le. Iwpssslhla Bald la. bettlee at t\oA tear QAAATRN tlaa la oae FORN. To be had oaly of tbe sole aspalstad acsatfhi America, H. OEBTIZBS, •S.T# Aveaae, cer. ot 18th staiet.

S. Y.

.. Wi' Srdti

iA? »Kiim jntnipt*

wu*

Haite, aad oa tta rpad. .Beraaaa wUhiag to would do well aot to oeglet tsrtakeslassat oaa H« levisd.

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CKAT %XK 4£.JUR«.A SHF1!i NV ('ATFOAA-R I» AEE* *4 rjOMMISSIOWKB'SSAJWB,., \J m4«niia6de a# OomaitaloMr dn\j app^iatAkftU Tlfo Ooart cf etetfda

number elz («, ainetsao OS) tnd thirty,36^18} the town of Loot port, in aald county. part of. the ahovo preperty taHUirt tW

tec

sol to Mflwt thta nobot-

Makea M#I

twelve montk, pnrcoaser giving notee with taa psr eaat. tatacaat AUNEIATF ekMasiMi U#S#T