Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 June 1869 — Page 2

the TJepablican nominee, will bo elected without much opposition.

ThbRepu&ioans seem to b® confident of carrying Virginia on the 6th of July Governor WiiM is making a spje°d,d canvass as tto Radical £s|di*tta ernor aridthere is complete'tiirty among hit supporters. Tho colored vote will go almost in a body Republican, notwith standing the offers of the Democrats to give them offices in exchange for their

votes.

TnslNew York

Utrnlds

Washington

correspondent speaki of becr^*ry Fibh that he will make a good Secretary of State, ai)d ''will leave the offiWif50,000 poorer than he enteral U^epauap hevty live far beyond $8,tX© prt*»nntfcii, ab has been his custom for many years, and no public money will adtieie to hii .fingere, however great the opportunities."*"0

AMONG the large income returns in the Sixth Collection District o| r^ew^York, are those ^f \Vm. B. Astob, $1,0^9,212 JAMES BROWN, $243,361 J., H. GanTIKB, $220,520 J. SAMP80N, $163,714 H. T.

nT'"p"TDi

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LIAM W. COBNKLL, $149,131. There are a number of oilers returning, over a hundred thousand dollars. We can im sgjoo that, all these.gentlemen arc financially comfortable,

MB. THOMAS Ms*HAH» agncultup^^. itoif of tbe'Tiilad6lphia Weekly been invited by the ftuthorttffr Louis to superintend tbe layil^f.oilt 6f the grounds of the new patk of that city. He will Bhortly visit St. Louis for that pur pose. T£e construction of this park is to be on a scale commensurate with the proverbial Western idea of liberality and magnificence, and, when completed, it will exceed anything of tho kind as ye^ achieved by any city of the same sfzo.

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THE COMMUNICATION of a friend Reflecting severely on the.'Jcoaducl of the Board of Trustees of our city schools, is probably better omitted than published It doeB not appear to us that anything will be gained by offensive personalities. The question at issue should not be considered, by either side, on persona grounds. Nor is it fair to impugn the motives of any official without adducing proof to substantiate every,-charge preferred either direclly or by implication.

MINISTER Bublingamk rebuked fbi foreigners who thought they "outranlfipd' him in Paris, in the following scathing style:

We'Americans do n6t raise the question of rank. We receive all gentlemen as occupying a common level. Bu^ifjypu raise the question of position, we outrank you. You are nothing but dukes, marquises, and counte. We belong to the royal family. We are the equal of. oiir President. We are all heirs apparent to the throne. We stand up for our order, and, if need be, we fight for our order.

Mb. Cobcorah's bew charity ,t t"Be "HoBW for Indigent Widows," in WashingtoiL City, is to b? called the "Louisa," after lys deceased wiL. Sixty widows of officers, clerks, and other worthy publio servants, dying poor, are to be provided with neat and comfortable quarters during their lives—the work to be under the direction of five Washington ladies to be chosen by himself or his trustees. As vatfttfties occur in the original number they'are to be filled by the lady managers. The edifices for this noble charity, and the grounds connected with them, will cost Mr. Cob COBAN $200,000, if not more.

Fbom an interesting table prepared at the Treasury department, it appears that the world, at least Uncle Sau's portion of it, is growing honest. The "conscience fund" is steadily increasing. Difring the whole of the year 1861 but $250 was contributed to this interesting depository, while in the first five months of the pres. ent year $15,000 were sent in. The amounts wrung by contrition from awakened consciences have increased with each succeeding year and our people have thus been steadily Increasing in honesty. Those that wronged the government in by-gone days, and made the fullest reparation through the "conscience fund," will, it -Jurt' W fBTer* commit their old transgressions no more* and their examples cannot fail to exer^ cise a most beneficial effect on the nation at large.

Thb Public, a Frcnch journal in the Imperial interest, says: "M -are. Rcchkfort, Banckl and Bajdin, the recently elected candidates, have taken the prescribed oath, whiob is Ihia effect "I swear obedience to the constitution and fidelity to the Emperor." This is a very jplain promise, and would seem to need no commentary or explanation. Every path is an engagement of honor, but will Meam. BocHMoar, J*AMCKi»and Badiw «o nnderstood it?"

To this the

Reveil,

a French Republican

paper, thar partitatf&tly retorts^ "Ontha 28 th of December, 1848, the citi*enLou» N. Bonaparte was elected President of. the republic, and took the oath prescribed by the constitution, which was to the effect: 'In the presence of God, and be* fore the people of France, represented by the National Assembly, I swear to be faithful to the Democratic Republic, one

lnrideeTorXSKUCky. To the propose actional &e7tfro Assemblies sitting N«w York-he has already protested in an elaborate paper, fuH ttot strongly denunciatory. He claims that ihe movement is "senseless. gWkCJous and dangerous," and tbat "t «*wth*duty of

evenr

dd&ghtened aisn, iS9d evqry truly pious man in,both ''denominations, to conS earnestly against it.- Dr. Breckmfmtw aiwaya amirincd u-tagirobsrao-

"protest" at tbi* late day *U1 have any effect upon the saembers o£ _the

cburch

the Presbyteries of either bpdy.rT^tet««gfr-

i' 'A' B1»

phia Inquirer. SSS9S9fi99S53«f!l .a r#iaftaid«'.

In FaMi-dPs Monthly for May, Alice Cary discourses ably on the subject ot "Old Maids." Bb^tbus giVesthe experience of one ef 'them "How old 'Weffl you, my dear, when you lost your lover? says a kind and patronizing matron, toiler old maid gueat "or, perhaps, it j»,:««ipful to talk about the affair?"-,? "Oh, no the pain of the experience has all gone out of my life, it was so long ago. TW only about' thirtoen when it happenedCi^ '1

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••Poor dear do tell me about it, tnen it roust be very interesting." "Yes, very. You see my sweetheart was a green grbcer's apprefltice—a red heeke4i blue eyed'boj. Ave' o*

'sweet

I t»

HORACE Gbbblht thinks that if land' cultivated six inches deep is worth $100 per aero, it \y^uld be worth. $200 if cultivated twA^e inches deep, and $250 per acre were it worked eighteen inches deep. He thinks the__way, ri^T^jg f§r it HOBACK, as a prac" ticftlfarmWiJtifts never Jtmsn_anylhing better than a .wretched Xailur^tyit there is, unquestionably, a gooS deal of sense lft. his Buggestipnaa^deep-cultivation.jr.

sii

yea"

|my senior. I med tcubuy-applea and calamus root of bipa, jmyifly way to school and he always gave me more than my •Penny's worth and beside^ a smile so

that I was drowned in. it, dead in (love every day ofmy'life TShon I parted from him to go away !to boarding school he klseed me and call led me his mtletfrow 1 fin (tway burn line up with blushes, and for three years made his rosy cheeks and blue eyes the Inspiration of all my. waking Kou'ts, the Waco and glory of all mv dreams, I wouia Have held it as an insult if any one bad made so bold as to entreat me to deinnrt from following after him. Well, I

part from following ihame home, somewhere about thirteen I think," and with my- heart flattering ujp |n my rtriJrtth, hastened to have sight and ppeech of my apprentice. '-There wpre the old landmarks—the

3pen

coal bin, outsido thedoor from whiph he poor people, yere supplied by the jucket full the fis"h barrel with one dried mackerel in view, the garlics and pota.oes, the spinach and ail. There were ,he dozsn brooms swinging, before the pen door—they used to seem a veritable rimBon certain to my eyes as I parted .ham. »nd were trifle more like red jroom-corn now, but still I parted them

vith

eager hands and went in. "Two little blue eyes no bigger than

leads

looked strangely at me out of the Sollops of fat in which they were imbed led, ami a bearded man too big for his wristbands, and with a faca red and mot. Jed to the likeness of a dirty copper ketle, asked me grnffly what I wanted, evilently vexed at ^tbe interruption, for he

fas

moasuring soft soap. "Three cents' woirth of calatdus,' I said still hoping against hope. «At's all—any more have bea-nuta?" "A good deal discouraged I nodded as ent. He took up .a small tin measure, ind partly filling it, said "Bea-nuts ea-nuts now tays: we bays hizar as tol ar sometime.' "I put my three cents on the counter lot in his hand, as I used to do—and yent sorrowfully away. I had seen John ^ut not my little sweetheart—he was dead, dead for good and all, and that iight I buried him in his owp cabbage I arden and, dear madam, this is all the

Iffair I ever had

Ldventnre of a Boston Man Mississippi htenmbontlorroiponlonce of the Boston Traveler.]

At Helena, Ark., the Boston manstoped nd took another boat for Fort Pillow.— )q tbis boat wa? a mulatto man who tad been an orderly sergeant in the Fed liral army and was qUite intelligent, and I ave the Boston man a great deal of inormation about the battle of Port Hudon. The mate of the boat abused all he men, and was constantly pulling he.m about and cursing them in a most lisgusting manner. At lastj for somo •eglect of duty or failure to' comprehend is commands, the mate got exceedingly ngry with the mulatto, and seizing window sash filled wiCh glass an eighth fan inch thick, he raised it to strike the ulatto. Th- latter dodged the blow nd ran up the gangway, and, backin to a corner near tbe Boston man, en rottted the mate not to strike him "wid at glass." The mate rushed at him like demon, and with one stroke smashed jhe sash and glass over the offendin i\an'a bead, cutting huge gashes in heeks and forehead, and rendering him a moment senseless. The mate again lifted tbe remnant of tbe gash over his sad for another blow, when the Boston laan caught the sash from behind, sayiog |t the same time, coolly: "Don't you strike that man again." I "Who in the devil are you? almost jcreamed tho angry man. '*$!• matter don't you strike tha^man igain."

C"By—I'll

shoot h—1 out of you, you

—said the mate, pulling out his re olver and shaking it in tbe face of the oston man. "You know, sir, that you dare not shoot e,1' said the latter codlly, "60 put up our revolver."

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By this lime a-crowd had gathered jround, and "shoot hi th," "shoot bim" dchoed on every side. The Boston man teamed afterward that there was not Northern man on the boat. "Sh6ot him, by—-, or 1 will," exdlaimcd a little short man on one side of tbe arowd. "Let's all bave a hack at him," said Another, and in an ipstant no less than tSvelve pistols or revolvers were displayed. "He's -ft Ciirawr^Yatfkee. I k'now"bis phiz. He's down here preachin' insurrection among the niggers. Shoot him, faato, or we will." "So ho, so ho," sneered the Yankee, ''things have changed since the war, Somewhat, I guess. Now, gentlemen, I qee it takes twelve Southerners to shoot one unarmed Yankee."

This set them on fire, one burley felijpw^eo&ked his revolver, saying, I'if the fiate was a d—d coward he was not afraid to shoot any Yankee in the coun-. try." Just then a lady, who was evidently of Northern birth, came up to the orowd, and .putting out both of her index ingers toward them, made, an

fvolversl

awful

sicowl, and exclaimed MS-h-a-m-e, s-h-a-m-e on you. Twelvedout men attack an unarmed man with

Shame, shame."J '. t"

Allof the party, including the mate,, bega'h to ldok sheepish,' and as the captiain came rushing up to the spot, they slunk away. The mate, however, muttered something about "seeing his man" tigain.

Ttrar l«dy" bad~~Ttteappeared in "the mean time, otherwise your Boston ttian might have been induced to marry her on t!ie spot.

When the efceitemotit bad somewhat sbatedfthe captain asked the Boston man What was the matter? It was explained to him, together with the information that a complaint would be lodged against .wr V.mhk v-5c?.K

yer should 'cept a. "It's just said the Yankee-to the crowd now gathering around, "I'll accept the apology. Bat I want you to understand hereatter that when you attempt to bully a Yankfee that's carried bullets in his Dody this five year8—which he received 'thrashing you fellows out'—why, just recollect that

talk," interrumpted they. The trmt passed around, and "all went merry as a marriage beM."

ai-

Thm CShUdreM' fqspHal of Eonfl*

ANew 1'ork candy peddler acknowlW8s.{o®»ifeSr^ ontpeuer, t., was visited by a severe frost on Wednesday night of last week. '. S

The copper coinage of Great Britain Will cease to bo cuueot -after December 31, 1869. It will be superceded by the

bronze currency,

yielded crops of sugar worth at present prices $200 jjer a|M ^r&selling at$10

In Birmingham, jfnglap^^r^urinj^t^e fear lfe'C3he::nBfi*BM^f^(xfea 'lent3but %qm «i^olatiBguJi,bMriea, w*s 29^0^, 4na jf these only 52 were Io^i.

and Missouri, for the- 'jGttr •!will amount*to 120,000 hogsheads^

af th insti

against the proprietors.

A London thief Recently tan alongside a cab in which an Italian gentleman was Riding,, and thrusting hs arm into it, grabbed the iWlir.n's watch and chain, valued at £80, and successfully made his Escape with them.~

The P«ris corraapffndent of the London Daily News

Tbe visitors to Oentral Park, New York, |an now rido around there without paying five or ten dollars for a hack. Tbe l^ark commissioners have justputon some popular carnages, ^drivers dnT uniforms, and will c&rry passengers'around'for tj quarter.

What is Quillata Saponaria?—It a tree, the bark of a Chilian tree which ields when macerated a fragrant vegetable soap with cleaning and antieutresoent properties not .possessed by any (ither vegetable production. This Bark is a prominent constituent of the celebrathe Sozodont, the most popular dental preparation ever introduced in America. j2-dlw.

Morsk's Indian Root Pills.—We have lately been shown the formula from which these Pills are prepared and from this and our experience in the use of them, dan honestly prbrioiinde them a good safe niDd reliable medicine. Being entirely ft-ee from all poisonous ingredients they qan be safely used while performing the act,ivo 4,uties .of life.. We would advise all to 'use them1, and by ft fair trial you can see at once the benefit derived from them. ^8e Morse's Indian Boot Pills in all cases of Billiousness, Headache, Female Irreglilaritier, Liver Oomplaints &c. Sold by all dealers. 2 dwlm. tti f.ii

The Mammoth Care. Extract from a Private Letter. 0 We grouped about for many hours in this wonderful p'acb. I never saw anything like it. Tbe freaks df nature displayed here are very straDge, ^nd strike the beholder-with awe. But tbe air in some parts of the cave is close and stilling, and when we came out I found myself saddled with a terriblefever, which entirely prostrated mo. The physician had never seen a case like it before, aind no remedy he prescribed seemed to do the least good. My life was dispaired of. ftrs. Wilson, with whom I was tosiding, liad in the house a bottle of Plantation Bitters, and she insisted I should try it, fbr she said she knew it to be a certain cure in all cases of fevor, debility, ague, dyspegsia, &c. I had but little faith, but finally Consented to try it as a last resort. In less than three hoars after tbe first dose my fever left me in two days I was sitting up, and befora-Saturday night I Was as well as ever. I tell you all this ,that you may know how to act in any case of fever, or any similar disease. I firmly believe the Plantation BittSbs saved my life. In my next will tell you about the Cave in detail.

dwlw A. J. P.

Magnolia Watik.—Superior to the and told at hal

imKMttodGflfpaa Cologne, lalf the price. 1( 10 -dwlw

Palmers dt&taftii liotion 'has .cared nsy face and hands, also my legs and feet, of an eruption, after haTiog jqMnt tea \teeks and five days in the different H. T. hospitals, without any real benefit to me." Wntii Ifcib'Afs fefHABj 99 Haidea Lane, H.T. j2-dlw.

J^OTICB. Notice isbereby given that the Vigo Oounty Board of Eqa alia»tion will meet at the Auditor's

May

10,

i!1»

11 1

y«^|elfe^di^ faints. J±\J. There are seventy-two cheese factories in Ohio. t, or

Fourteen vessals have been lost in the Atlantic since October.

holdTts Brst meeting in Nashville, Tenn., to-day. rr The tle%ew"Domioion amount to $905,533, being $126,pliiess thifW'ttitt^year, 'T

The decoration of the soldier's graves has fheet rtK^Poned Mtf* |y oif flowers.

In Ibp to^fh $IBirvar^ Miu., there aro twelve widows, whose united ages are |,032 years—an averpge of 86 years.

iTbe

inauguraison of the Isthmus of

uez canal is fixed for the 16th, 17th and Am

Hill

mention that by way of pre-

qnutiop the guard at the Tullerie* has been increased by 500 men, who sleep felly accoutred and with their loaded Cbassepots close at hand.': The troops, too, have been kept to their barracks.

It is reported that Gen. Grant's Quaer agents are not doing very well with lie Indian tribes, because they brine rain with them wherever they go. "Urnl" oried JEJole-iti-'the^Bbtil^, a 'big Indian

Sbief

J-T.

or the Arapahoes, "Quake no good ring watery no whisky." The signboard of a tavern near Strasbourg, Prance, bears tbe following inscription "Strong, beer and wine of the first qUalf».y.ix Custofndrs drinking more than twelve glasses will be sent home in a |ab, free of charge, in case they are unable to work."

CC'l 7jt*teodii?7 O0V9 ,.-.x J---.- tol ati-S'i Ht

That Cough will Kill you," Try «C0lt»y^» flMgt MNffg* Colds and Hoeraeness lead to math,

Try ^»tart"C«agfc Beacir For Croapa—- Whooping Coughs* Tiy *(Co«|ar^ Couk Kc^sdj"Costar says it is the beit In the world—*nd if He siyi so—its Trae and W« aay

Ttj

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tnti-siin aViwxi 0«

HIS

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dlaBi el« tHa^have

hasbeen

{ued for libel by Major Errett, a member

Also, a superb lot of moat elegant Oroide bhalnir of the latest and most ceftlystyles «jul patterns,, far Lsdieeand Oentlemen's wear, ftoM 1ft to 40 lache* in length, at prlcea of fS, Jft, 90 eacb aent wUen ordered with VatietL' l^r wholesale prlc«s.

DESCB1BB THE WATCH BX«UllUCO,

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Otutlemeit'tiM,

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Standard Preparation®

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Or, Joisa F. Hurftar, (Suceesww to) ci DBMAs Wistta •#.

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BeaatliyiBg tir mUT ttrtOlirilllOIl Tea an ... aid iwrta*

rsr iADlBta tkaHCISUI rUls lavaiaaMa. far SKNTUKIH after BH4V1HS tt "THAPIAJf nmos^lslts Of l§. 1 e«iforUlseasMaaf^lUJRsk&reXV'

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NEW ADVrWf 3E MEWTS.

$15 Get the Best -'$15: BKNTBT K1P1US8, CASH «N j»BUTHI4

TU «IHUIHK ei^tN MJt HittlH. IHPBOVSD AND MAXCfAOTURCI) bf aawMi

all the beft make, Sim tag cam, ap-^obiTsed asd ndererr watck par: *and'«4Joated,

beautifully enanellod,

fallj*UBied,

PitmU aki Deiaehtd Lntrt,

and every watck parfeetljr ret«iat«s l.and eflABANTKSD Bf TBI MMt*

PA!f¥,

to kttp ecrrtct

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and

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amd

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and addiena yoar oiders

andiatteriw THE OROIDE WATCH CO., dw3m us Fnltea Street, Hew York.

JULIUS MIESSEN,

AMIBICAR A5»»iBI|USr

CONFECTIONER AND BAKER, H».M«orth FoorOiM.^ ^f Between Main and Cherry Streets, TKRRK HAUTE, IND. Keep* constantly on hand afresh snpple of Cakes, Candles, Ice Cream, Bread and Crackers.

Ornamental Oakta, Pyramids, Ice Cti Water Iccf, Oharlotte-rnise, -lly, Blancslf«a|e,~ Biom»n Pnoch, Bl,quite OUoe, Tromagede Pam, Faucy led Oream, Pastry, Tongue, Ohloken Salad will be made to order. iPrlrate Parties InroUhed with Oysters, Meats, Ite Cieam, Jellies, Ac., on short notice. nayf9il8{^

SMITH, Chemical Dye Woikl, Sacond street,,^etWtpa Mala and t)herr, a joining the .-tewartHou.e.

JDjeiogln all it. branches, snch as Orepe Shawls Blbbons, ci of all kmdl, (fcrino aa4 HeLains. Dresses Cnrtains, asd Cringe*. Particular attention pail toCleanlng and Bednlsfiing, without daaaglng the crl»ct, snch arlicles as Orepe Shawls, Silk Dressrs, -Merino and DeLaine U»SK*,J)ti Sbawl*, Caihmgre Shawls, Closla4 -toad fetaao OOTIDS. Cleaning of idents' Coats, Panta and Tests neatly dine, mSOdlm

HATS AND CAf»ii

BW TOBK HAT STOB1

Joseph C. YateSa JUST IN BSOBIFT OF Vk ens' Hats at 11 hinds,n &oy' Hata of all kinds, !Missoa' Hats ol all jrinda,

Infbnjts1 Hata of aM kinds,

Aad at 11 Brioea.

THE FALL STILES, lift Jfain Street. rink, tad, am ST«t««

MILITARY CLAIMS.

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MVID 8. BANALWeil,^ Military Attmey, Natarr ak Clala Agtpt, JUcalarty4aikarlsMaa*lAe«aMi4 Offloe—Farrington Block,

N. E. Oormt PuUk Sqmarti

Pension Gaim* JProMecuted, Arrears of Pay ^tytcttred,

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i860 dwtd Audita* Ylgo OtUtJ. .Bt9 fi4T ci«M:T0D

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTXD, DEEDS EXECUTED, Feaeisn Made omt

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in ftwin

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digtn from aStOmJa thcJT^gtolion. author*, if traiulauSaXflTSugll placs of aomerom fiolt4aii ud note* in ibr-

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—ton «Uh to know how Tortnne* an WMMod Ifat fn daft 8tar«»a ^ea0»Jtssmst£s-

you mbont the niy«t»riM of lie'

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LUIWJIVtfSHKSKrft' um, Volcanoes Wiitpa. ork wbi ths Mtiaf*ctlon HOME BOOK

Another, "l isr# DaDTatMd bat thMb iyan4 uka% 14 paae•. Others ffrlte "Ho** goiagfirit-rtte?'1 %end f6hf Olrctftar ad'

IlarUordj CoiiB.. C».^Blitoib Son*-

JS- Tirio AMsaio*ii, 37 Park kqw, New Toik-— XW«nty "»k*«e Jye«ri' wrpirleuee -Jo ottelttiag AMKB1QAM and BUBO PIC

Opftiion*

AN PATBST3.

no charga. ^L psmphlei, t08 pages of

lijw w&latvtpHlp* aa abofa.-

for.

Women of JipttU

0«dt." 'OoHpliw

PHALON'S *Oi*" 1»P ili "WlHSi NUKSKKT aai BATH, will n»t chap u|e_ MW. Price, Ceata per CaM ziiT--af/

SH HJO •a

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»)xot frtf

m.AT*#,*

,a" Ga/

v.- "FLOB OK BAP

lar-i

«iA,.bnt retain an aypearancc equal tswUpU' •a long as worn. j.

Thesecelebrated watohea we an bow aendiag' out by mall and ezpreis, O. O. D. anywhere wiUi. ia the United State* sM Canalna at tbe regular! wholeeale price, payable an delltary.

N» MONBT Is BRQUIBID1H AOfAlffff aa prefer that all ihall

rmin

and

ssjI

tht gaotTttfty-i/,

or A A HIN6L1 WATCH TO ANT AObWttfc $U. CLUB or 81X, WITH AN XZTBA WATOH' TO THB AOS NT SBNDINa THBC1CB, «90, MAKINOSKVKN WaTOHXS POtt $90j' I

AlflMigpMaaUs feh,«Mry BotutholdJ 'Perfectly iPlv Vouderfdit Efwyb^dy tioys at first gif|ht" ak'liti making1 fortnhe I Iliuslm^d frfti

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tjrenta.to^iell tbe Home, Shptth Siwiko 1|U. !itMi 'RrmakciM8 look fitirJra aicixtf ow wii

BATH

(wet to aay Dewing jnai-nine CTor Invented ce t2i. Warrentod fur6 year*. Send faroit' cdUr. Addreas JoiiKgos. QlaMK A Co Boston! "W«tl.'Loai«1 Mo.

Pittsburgh,

rWoQi ^omiUlBlloii Honle

)i nciw ljsltg'established

*ii itTAl^UfTVfUE. tOTIT',

nsl|iiaMf ralim needed in'ormation. 1 more gocd mep in each 1u*bco Wool wtoin we ca(». eo-op-

lifctW-edtffesi tis fbr desire t« know one i«l£b arhood who can

rend for a catalogue of all new

toducmdJoHrka*. MitnSlA J. BlOK

iL A Co., jTr^, N. or Sprlpg^^d 111,

lotw HAvcsr, Pa,

ttcssu. Lirriaoots.a Bakcwili., Pltt»burgh,P». been using yont makeofQant Sa«a .in: our, l(^l^«Bd finl them, in point of qtalltj.' siperior to any we bate ever used.— Ypon, 4s. r-) JjiSHhW^iBLAfOB

AJtD UO.

i:091 saw OOll/Cl I i'.'ilUll 81J Uppeneott & BakeweH's I

Patent Oround, ,• 5' shrf-t .ess

b'.iaiWur, Patent Temper, Juofiiiw ma (STAMPED)

iCMIt A ,n -n-loll

Lippjikoott& Bakcw^ll:—We havo no trouble i—riT. v. i... .... Qggj

fined up

on the Mandrel and

t&!jrottr Ha#^ ttiey don't wIth paper we, put them,' tl ey go right along.

Temper perfectly naifonn and quality unsur pi,sa.d. Bespectrnllv, CHAS. A. FOX. 11PPKJJC0TT3TBAKEW ill, liannractnrersof Olicular, Bin lay,r Mill Oang and Otoss-Cot Sawa Chopping Axes, all shapes.— Otlburfa'kPdWnt Axe. Uhovels, Mpades and Mlle'i Pateat Cerared Scoop.

clr&nlars

Addras* A fix 3. M. Co., Sot Broidi

Sot Broidwuy, M. Y.

WANTED, AMSm, month^Tei sere, male and female, to. introduce the QKNG i] rs impbovkd common sknse family SI IWINO MACHINE. This maohine will stitch hi mv.fell, tuck,- quiU, cord, bind, braid and «m b^older in a mast suporior maiin«r. Prica ODly 118. Fully warrante I''for five years. We will p*y tliWO for anymaohlne that wilissw a strong ef, more beautiful, or mare eiat'io seam then ours. It mates' the "Elutic Loek Stitch."— Kf erf secoA stitoh can be cat, and still the cloth cannot be,palled apart without tearing it. We p4y Agenti from 176 Co J|?00 per fnantb aal rz pdnses, or a commission from which twice that adioaat Mri• be mad* Addre-s 8KGUMH a OO. Pittabat-gh, Pa.,Boston,:M* s.,orSt. Louis, Mo. jCMSttap.r-Pj aot bi imposed upon by ether parties pfenning off worthless cost-iron machines uider th« saTae name or otherwise Oars le tbe only genuine and really practical cheap machine m^auf«c tared.

UtK KXTUnVINHEK, Plant 8yr Isyre, VvidDow WigHta and OaasiK £mminc $5. Send sump tor circulars to

H. E.P. PtJMP CO., Danvers, Mass.

8Al«AJIiT, Addrei« B. PAIKO CO

ORLY OX Er DOLLAR ^The newly invented puck-time-pl-ce suitable jither ladj' or gentlemen ,a hancsome, metal cacel »hite dial gilt lettered bras« moyem-nls, soUDd ind serYi^tkble with key complete. A trne permanent indicator ,ol time

wnrraatmi i«r years post-pai to any part of thaU. S, on receipt of One'Dollar, or three for SmSO. If satisfaction is oot tTen, money refunded. Addresa W. SOOTt ^AUL, 47 Chatham street, New To* Iha. Oroide Wavlvto P.O. orders and feffifertdletter, (inly rtceired

niPLATBEBT AT SOME. —I can far. Uintah, constant employmint at yonr own botn'es, In alight, lnorativa, and honorabla bnaiaeas, where frdin 1 Mlioan be made InanaTanng, and where women can earn, equally at mach as men. I will send the bnalaeflS, wish all lis secretsand full diroettone how to -proceed to any address for 50 cts. This is not an l|Hla cy nor a Sample, but the business itself. Adaiess lt P. OliXJ^CS.

Salem, Mats.

yoar Sortor

stamp's' naU,fc

Drawm,frvt%

Agmet 'im

tte

VwUtd&mlm.

TP Tl HTff TTB Miffgni

«s^^2aeysu«

M"Mkrto Mafchanti^ Baakan aad

gMisaUy, and to any oa* of tha t) alaima have keea obtaiaed to im.

CtttwS?

alaima have beaa obtaiaed fev laa. jaNwtf ».K.nivA£oioar ,rKn» ..H'.i'y

.«am IM» I

BrigcW far

tft ^UllUI-it equals (aitur) QniIi made only by ,1. HUABHS, Chemist, Detroit. affxmmmbw mm

tin lie. Is

irecrrr-g-.

tiili«Sl/ terms/

[•SSdall#, In three.

J-

iiiw $tt daii

any one td clear Bnsinesa entiredealraole. Oan be

ly new, light a.d

done at home Or bfL fabTAing, by both male and female, "ifo gi^ enterprise or I a or humbag. Addresa' I So V. H.CtlBERTEK,

W Biaa«Wsy, M.

To SILL THB

#1NTE0-A68NT8-Kimilfl HA41MJUUS. Price t». Ths dmplasi, cheapest and beat Knitting Machine

In rentad. WiQ kSlt 8i,00etttoheaper nia. uta. Liberal fnducenenta .to A*eats.. Addresa aSntieur KainiMe MAooxmi co., Boatoa, Mass. or Sfe Iouia. Mo. 1 I

TdaaUe Cham MM rticalara aaad two 3-3eat DCPIH, Box 1027, Clndn-

IF.T THE BESTn DOLLAR SALE XM TJU

GOMTBT.

«d .)s 1?

That all paraoas Mia ay Mara*t wlik thaaathoriti«a of thia aity to grade, gr*Tai ipate or**, do^uaax staao or rweodan %afoa,^«i ,or othw improTement qa any ftrtet, alley or ds#ah withia thetoerpafate liailtB tl

empiaya«

fallSSTO WN, N. T.

A«am aacsxoa xaasa 49 ea^Dranaaan tub "a* oaoiMi^CB to

LOOK

pioi.ReilT

ofefit w: 'cortjPi ,-Ki iuao KB ^^dsu

.! .nttfc#.

"S,.

j" AN OSDINANCK to sadoaa in waoaaovMSiainavaaABD TK^mism woaams, HN Tnn.iTaaars^an alibis ww*i*T«ctrT6«*apWaain*. ..

TerrfcHaaia, a# all'

«oavs& J«:^va inserts*!* *|ielr.0»Dtiactetf sa» thisoofrtr*et,ortheenti'aiamokdt,to'4#aM1 the eity/qr attaea^roaaiMs.'na tiefaffslea 1, I. ay the back wages -fUbqr«s, IwhWi Jf1 others *orking tor

aald contractor01^ nttntni

on ths atraat or alley-f^eaciibedn abore, whether tba said work is dona by the our, w»ak or Job, and-thla eoadltlda 1a ataoiasa, anHa-par 'bon^nct.'

S«c.

be reqi of %H% •ant eq aaefa coatracta »hi|l.^ dft^ai t°acw'4 tractor'w^^Bt^MtorS tha aaiOdMM tathalabaiar, taaipcfterroratbar pats»avk* shall h#«a MtaradMa^a^aa street or alley ombrac lp tha eoaftact,, aa a failure to obtain snob «ertfBcate,

y^ss-uiSr'Jteii.sf! ha ctey at Uaattwa dvya baloia tba

!tbi

laSi4.~,

teaoalar, or Mbac psiana^m loyrCea sok Mtl aad alley, may fllebla sccuuat with toe JUyftfi anid testify under oath that sack amount tlala ad is due and unpaid by tha contractor or cua tractors.. 8*c. 3. 0asach claim being ftl«d^ under oath, It shall ha .tha daty of 1 luuea citation to (ha eoatriatorair aforaatid, to appear beftda ktm wttkia thrsa days from it^date, aad to aa^war tha wplaUt. of suCh laborer, kaatsMr, or' other person ca ploy. I by than, a* wifiateNst (tf aayV da "la such emaiaye, andall'BBHd foaad to be «1

•a Shall

,-J.aa.)

1 aterer, •atd

be oadaated from tba. atee yet uap^id. Ska said' contract, for tba bane&t of aua abercr teamster, or ether per.on, aorklng for san Ooa tractor or eontractoia. And beltinriktraaiati stood, that tba Mayor af tba oitg shall a«aa aaihoriiy to withhold from Said coa-iactor or eoatractors inch sum or suma aa he bay dsaat 1 w* fully due to tnch Jaboiaxa, teaasata a, or other perso a employed an snch oontiact, fad pay the same orer to the claimant without unnecessary deity.

'"V'

Sic. 4. An emergency existiag for the taklag effect of this ordinauoa, It is declared la tail fer-a from am after its passage aad publication la the city daily papers.

O. F. OOOXKBLY, Mayor.

Attest: Dasul L. Tioaxir, City Ojsrk.

Md2w 1

AN OBDINAHGEK

laoB.iatr.taaataicei.

abd otaak' iXHicttttiMS AAd' MrmO Mil witboiTC B*

erdaiaed

bg Uk» Oammm

of Ttrr*

CMtft/ibdl

Boitto, Xh»t tffctioa lefas

entitled "An Ordinance to_prohib"t andbthSrExhibttloaa and rnbtl} mm w|A out license," which said eactloa readsas follows tO'Wlt: -, "Sic. 3. theamouat to bepa for i. shall be aa fellows: Tar aabibttlo^v* either a Hippodrome or Circus, Ifky Aallara l. each exhibitioa aa* for either a.O*ra*M Ma nagerle, or other collection of animatf, ftfty aollate for each exhibition aad tradblltn'brStA exhibitioa la addition th rote, tot

Sath iliaih -w

fjrmaace," be aad tba aaae ia hereby amended to r, ad aa loliows: Sic. 3. The amount to be paid for eaeh lionse shall be as follaws: for exhibition or ifaowlnn either a tilppodroaie or. Ulrtu, twenty-Ate dol lars for each »xhOi(ion, and far either a OaraTaa Menagerie or other collection ut

animals, t»en

ty-fiVe dollars for each exhibition and Ure dollars for eacn exhibitioa in additien thereto, for each slae-show ann Zed "or atttch'd to either and for all Theatrioai and cthsr exhibitions aa publio shows, flTe duliars fji

eaeh. exhibitioa,

sh or performaace. ... MM, That wheaerer any Theatrical or other exnit'ition, exocptiag Circaaesl Caravaa«, or Menaieries and their «i4a aho«s, th-H ntnain for more thaa oaa day the' ttaybr ia baretiy an thc-rixed, in his dlicration, to reduce tbe Ileeaa for every subsequeat exhibition or performance to any um not lata than oaedollar.

Ordained and established this Uth day of May, 1S69. O.

OOOKCBLY, Mayor.

Attest: rAaicL L. Tioaaax, Clty Clark.

l'»

llyf UNJIY SECURED lT± TO THE UNTOBTVHATE by Pollelee In the

ifio

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INSUBANCX COMPANY

NEW YORK Cask Assets -«$4»0t9,060.

V- HOSTOBD A BOUDIKOT. Agts.

AfBBCHANT TAILORING.

I have Jnst reeeived aad aow aya to tbe inspection of mypatrone aad the public la geaaral the moat dealrable sty lea of Colored

Cloth Coatlag, OftsilMcre -!WFtt-vaaSTlITG, V?1

•V*lfmairfd. Agaata NUB HOT PAT *OB Ufltmvnta DBLlvaaT,

for Circular.

4adJ ,T«T®wad.tJiMid^©I!S

fl:

I W«His

L:ti!

In all shades, which I propose tt make ap to OBDXB in t^e lateet and best

FITTING STYLE,1""

On short aotioe, Cheaper thaa they eaa be anywhere west. Please call on BBD. BCHLVWIH6, m8dtf IM Mala street, Metrapaiitaa Meek.

HAUTE HOYBLTY WOKKS, BT

:tt 1 tm

TITTMAN & CO. ia.lt Mtiti |oartfeai^s#taaitar«tofl(% Terre Haate, Ind.

Moeau, Diitisas tn utxi ManaianaT. nun aaabWrao. itiain!slaaebbMaag ttstflaa alsa Zittaaa'a Breeeh aad Msialeloate asls Sa arder from aew or old materials. irlw rraaspOi AoaaM.la.

WAnr, VUfSB, Mil, LAM,

tit sntrl

flEO. E. JACKSON ft €0^»^ exitKBxi. i-.'.t aaol ui

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CINCINNNA^t OHIO.

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I. Tbiass, •«.

Was

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SEASONABLE .Wli id oT§gm/« jsng si

kr UBllS aad

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ftiAl fit wef ciro ifil

lajp«aenMkr,^a«HM

fii

tot

-janag tadisa. ^^Waak a^*W¥ta»aawJ

er.yaang aaw,..e ansa |l» teal.

SUMMEBJiHAWLS

PA mttrtiaii ed o3

&J9W foveirf' aaiod "tifoiiolon .iasji

TStmw^okE

BnttoM Trlnuritti Plqaei A Trlnligtio Aatefa

rlBg Mi •Uier tt«ves, tirioiHtftei,

ansy Fans» Fans, &c.

19iy

iVirooafiB «»ti v?0fcv3 i{?» rto?Janiia«ft3 6s# noilnMiiie.

orfw

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United

CUKTIUD

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M^||»a|l «Mak«~*trlp*i ?eiq

aWbttCPsaWu Mb»Ma|l

& flooey CcHiib •jlmi

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,» vdlisr -. -v.

:IS ottinghaBiLgoe Curtains

'TU»rj O!. S I- -CTC/'Hr-, et eOBtq Jadi \^all Paper

aiia Decorations,

leave year erAsaa fat»tab that will please ^g8at8W^i&mgg?'..ig vi

BYCE&CO.

vliiunj LvJ:-Jjii'-B.

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Gtfnelius Haggcrty's. 'ill dim ami

lavo

.viiit.ui itntoitj'•' ^ijcat 9ft aa£.Meoats«

Oo#d Ll'i Cilmrtd Frinte .«|UK ceata. Jfitjoasiqa oai 7T~»an«Lao

Yardwlde Bmrajlulln Ei 71 711

aadlS.efaia.

9iii liv n'Aif.i'. 1 .. •. sniaJfjjt i. da

G«o4 Ble«cli«4 JKulIn at lfl{ eeats.

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ffi* fesKjoba mw E:rs '{IdcndeeA

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OLABBHOB H. CiAABK, .^0ui!b dJiw JATOOOKB, Ohairman ginance^ ®fS^,unoli Committee. HENaV b. COOK*, Vlce-Prrsldent.'

aoa

BMBBSOlt W. PEBT, Seoretary 4nd Aartety. ttooil

'!,

gffllOl

TMs Caavaay tfars tha Wlaaia* a4»aat»«.„n|

II la a Natlanal Cappaif, ckartcni kjr dal aet loaairos, IMS.

,-'-

Ii has a paM-ap capital ari.0M^0M. I lo ^ji ItaAralaw ratsa*f prsmla*.,

lntlW

It ranUaca larjer laaar4acs than atfeer• (••paalca (ttr the wuae .sivBey. ItlBdfilBatiiafl eiehala 1* Rs (tnu. tot tt to a Mae saapaay la every lacaltti. yn*

Its pallelca an txaapt ftm attacaawat.,

9(J 0

There is aa aaaecessary restrlctloas la ths pallclis. If*IpoIl«Fl»»«B»I»rfleltaMfcJV -^laq

Falldcs may be takca which psy la tba la- -rj vnti

their mil ahwaai, au retara all, th^ prealaau, sa that the lasaraaca casta aaly the •iercet oB the aaauel paymeatk.

PalldeS aiay be taken (hat will pay aatba la'v1 al •area, after aeertalB aassber ar ita^ lariats Ar*tOTU

CASH CAPITAL PAID IIV FVIX. rioi.ii BRANCH OFFlClBii '3

0T,,,1

Bank fiutldln^

PHILADELPHIA.

adi

iiin»iiiiim «dl

Whe^ tha.,general, butiptsa o( th.i|j^o«iaa^.le transacted, and to which All general oorrnpoaieaoa'ihouid be addr«fs«d. illb, an aahaal (acoate ofaae-tcsrth the aaaan i. •said la the polity. ,:-Us

Na cxtrarate is charged for rlaks apsa tW. Urta efieaales. It Isstres, aoita phy iftl4l-as tb yaluy)

odi

hfMsn, bat at so law a cast tbatdlTUeaaavtil ni ha Iwpwslble. .--.v Urcalan, Panipkleis aat .fWI J^«W»,w70 (Ivea aa application to the Branch OMee afftc Oaapaay,or to qq«odl jokiv w. ekliM

Oeaeral Agents for Ohip and Central, and gouUf', em Indiana. ,'

RAILROADS.

tcasi*

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'V-!' J. A. JfttoHV,'

Udwly t«*! Agent for Tferrt Qahte/ Jn'.tip it H-if. ii jgh»*att

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INDUNAP0U8* SleLaUW-lL B.

8 XJMMEBi ARRANGE.

tiuiici Exruss .ftui i®r:»

'rrfj jit ii) is mtwie* olqoorj on»o8" Terre Hauie and Ml Cities lrnkdTowns Wu& fns'^u nommo'. .K'- lo sfgajnavha (jbm&miWtrt*- Schedule, '.'llama ..sTr -m

ams

Stilly iTcry Day except ***92 Niahtez,

lijtia al

Wvitward. Mlgbtex. Xaitez. Ni«htez. Terre Haute, leavo 11.11 vsS'a'ia 1H:30 a aa "1 Mel toon, arrive 1:47 a ih ftltaas Hill p^a.'''dJ Tolonp, 18:19 ia M»,a«| Otikago!*11' 6iv§ p,S is#*:' JHSiS.".A Ueaualia, ir:F0 am SSM^SS S^SpadJ oi Pelro, 4:00 2:u0 am 8 00 a mr Paae, 3:351 mY:00a£ *Mi\V' It. eatar,: S:3U KSfriL AifiOaaa, Alton,

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asaary law psMta

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Pacific B.B. 8:15 am 4:4* p-• »i04a* ,ri Macon, erilce 6:3u a a t^MI am 1 Smoi diy, !i:15pa lldlyG Kansas ilty, 11: 0 6 U0 am ll:0V~a Leavenworth 12:15 am 'tt30a r«ac Tcpeka, St. J.Seph, li:U0 8)16 at Ossaha,

La^ace,.

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12:06

li:00

7.00

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am 3:30 ut

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Accoamodtllon train le*Vts TsfrslSeutriJ tll^^i fi' except Sunday, at 4:66 m, rarrivet mk

M#UaeaoJ

7:86 m, Toiona 1:23 am and Chic-go (.00 a m.

Palsce Sleeping C»r#,oa all''. .SlKbt *r«id8. Baggage Checked Through, b0M

mayll *m 'j'.'.oi

"imi Mi'H» ,'iw ,» hiom ivilJuii udi itwob if fji til odwMorfl Jinemn

ilOHI ARMHTBOMC} ^ssls«u Baa removed his Gunsmith Shop to Mack's '-dl building, nn Third sueet,one dper northof (a|»..r nnatun'e ock, whete be •ill'be happy 'ta ae9r all niav caatomera aaAaa many ae«,eaas aa.: may ssahi it oonv^nient to call.

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PonrthanditklaStriate, niT.

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Abstracts of title:furnished, Lmm V&nadw gotlatad, aad Money, in,ye^ted.

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OITT PBOPEBTT.

Varty Lots la Liatoa's Addition to terre fclaata^ fowaodlet.eaetOblOatre^, a a a a in A it on Kaaaeaad lotta BlUayVaddHiaa staitsads^nfasa Baaae aad lot in Bvae's addition on fib atraet, Hcase aad lot on Poplar^ between mrmntk T9 ^Heiwa end lot on Mor^i itb, between iXStdiit30^^ aad Uatoa streeta. troa eitj alafq

Two baalnaee Qouses on italn aUci ... OOCNTT tttdPtRTtP .iloodos Vara ef 89 acres hi BFcmey Ori^k 11» aarsa In Liatoa township. Am, S Acres balojr the Boiling Mill, oeis eide Mna'l. "luifcitgi orf'J ti^nwidi jJJoiq to

A. H. DQ01jEXi„r«

H(h 1«0 lalasl.

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