Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 September 1869 — Page 2

'41 DAILY EXPRESS!

.ffERBB HAUTE, W13

Monday Morning, Sept. 13th,

ThkXow* Conference has gone in favor or lay delegation by the following vote: For, 31706 votes against, 1,920 votes, making a majority of 9,780.

Cincihhatianb are remonstrating against the passage of a resolution now pending before the School Board of that cily, the object" of which is to exclude tho Bible from the public Bchoole,

Ths nomination, by the Republicans of Minnesota of Judge Austin, for Governor, is pronounced the very etongest election that could have been made, and il is predicted that under the Judge's leadership the Bepublicans will sweep the Slalr almost without resistance^

The Cincinnati Chronicle perceives some evidences of an attempt among the Democracy ef Tennessee to muster virtue enough to put through the Fifteenth Amendment, as proposed during the canvass. It is argued, correctly enough, that this amendment makes matters no worse in Tennessee, or other States of the South, but only puts Northern States on au equality with them as to the principle of negro suffrage. A desire merely to oil go Northern Democrats by refusing ratify does not seem to have a place hearts. Now-a-days, they do not tuiok their former allies amount to much.

The Chicago Republican mentions, as :newhftt straDgc, tho fact that of the ts/on Republican Senators who voted lint the impoaebment of Andbew aNSO», but two remain unscathed by hand of deatb, or by political, or other jr. ,fortune. Tbese two ^|are—Judge 'I cmBULL, of Illinois, nnd Senator Koss,

Kansas. HbsdMUon, of Missouri, and Tan Winjllb, of West Virginia, have 1 on superseded. PoWLHB, ot Tennessoe, 1 have to give plhce to Andt himself o- some other man, Fksskndeit, oi J: vine, has Just died. GRIMES, of Iowa, is invalid and has resigned. As the groat pcot says, "So runs the world away.'.

TUB Philadelphia Press, endorses a -y important movement that has been inaugurated in "Western Virginia, by tho iVhtjellng Intelligencer, against any further proscription and disfranchisement of tho former rebels. Tho latter paper slates that whatever party gains or holds ascendancy in "West Virginia threo or fi.-ur years hence will do to because it stands on a platform that banishes all civil and political inequalities, and that tho Republican party is now in a situation to advance and occupy the winning position. The thing to be avoided in that Slate is a division, among the Republicans"Whatever they do should be done among themselves, in fair, open convention, as iu Alabama, whero the whole population enjoys the right of suffrage, and those only are disfranchised who are disfranchised by the fourteenth amendment. Any other course —like that in Tennessee, where the Republican quarrel is simply to restore the State to the old rebels— would be the organization of the Democratic party, and the transfer of "West Virginia to the men who prepare 1 and «. 'J. .5*' \JX precipitated the war.

There soems to "be a disposition on the part of a large proportion of the press of the country—including many Republican journals, to grumble at the President's absence from the Capital The sharp pens of Washington correspondents, in the absenseof more inviting matter, have been probing this subject until one would suppose* their owners would be glad to desist from sheer exhaustion. Not so, however. The changes are rung every morning, and the charge Is renewed every evening, apparently with infinite satisfaction.

Occasionally a correspondent, with some lingering sense of decency, some perception of truth and propriety, takes the opposite tack, and does justice to the motiveB and acts of the Chiof Magictrate. We have before us a letter to a Cincinnati daily, in which it is suggested that if the grumblers throughout the country knew how the President is hounded, while in Washington, for purposes purely personal to those who besiege him, and for no public good whatever, his absence would be regarded as a public blessing, even If continued for weeks tu come.

Nothing of public interest suffers everything moves along in barmonr, and prosperously, because order has been fully hugurated in the whoio Government, 1 it is run for tho public not private inst, and run by la to, and not by the r.bim or caprice of any man or set ol -•.-..on who assume to set themselves above :ie law. It may bo said in reply, "Il oad to be absent a month, wby not be'.to be constantly absent?" Because tbero are times whon affairs press upon' Uio President's attontion, and although i- en thun he will be besot with bangers on, he must endure it as beet ho can, it still dispatch the legitimate public business. He is at the capital every week. alls his Cabinet together, and disposes of ercrythingdemanding attontion, and the

but evidence that ho permits no public' interest to suffer is found in the fact that ersrythfng moves along prosperously— .ver more so. The President has an iron constitution, and is capable of great endurance but, stout as be is, be can net «2dure everythit'g: and past experience in his high office hss shown that it can break down the stoutest man. Lot us not murder our President: spore him if possible. The country has much use for him yet.

Rsv. Father Boehm, the oldest Methodist minister in tne world, born in Lanster county, Pennsylvania, in 17^5, and now in his ninety-fifth your, preached in vlio First Methodist Church at Lancaster. Sn Sunday last. His appearance is described as venerable and commanding his figure remarkably erect for his a«e! Though his locks are white and thin, yet be is not bald. His voice is still stron? and his enunciation plain and deliberaU

Mound Builder Jn the, Bopkf Mountains. An account was recently given of the pening of an ancient mound in Boathem Utah, similiar to Uio«e of the Mississippi Valley, in which were found relics of the unknown buiklaraiodicaUog much artistic skill. It was stated that this was the first evidence found of the existence of the Mound Builders west of th# Rocky Mountains. We are now able to announce, for the .first time, as we suppose the discovery of similar mounds, evidently built by the same race, high up on the Rocky Mountains. The discovery was made by Mr. C. A. Dean, of Denver, whi at work on a Government survey, in the mountains, a few weeks since, lie found upon the extreme summit of the snowy ran^e tlructures of atone evidently of ancient origin, and hitherto unknown or unnoticed. Opposite to and also north of the head of South Bowlder Creek, and on the summit of the range. il Mr. Dean and his party observed large numbers of the granite rocks, many of them aa large as two men could lift, in a position that could not have boen the result of chance. They nad evidently been placed upright in a line, conforming to the dividing ridge, and frequently oxtending unbroken line for one or twojhundrad yards. Many of the stones have fallen over and some are leaning, while others retain thoir upright position. In two places connettwl with this line are mcunds of stone, loosely laid up, about two feet in hight, and embracing a circular urea of about ten feet in diameter.

The stones were evidently collected on the spot, a3 the surfaca is cleared for a space of several yards around the structures. These lines and mounds of stone bear every mark of extreme antiquity, as tie disintegrated granite has accumulated 13 a considerable depth at their base, and 130 roeks ia the rooands are moss grown The feature more particularly identityiog jese structures with those of the Mound Builders elsewhere, is that they present at nervals projections pointing

ward. We are thufc particular in tho dcscrip .ion of the Rocky Mountain mounds, which are extraordinary in position, if not :i cbaracter in the hope that-antiquarians ligitlng our Territory maybe induced to iSamine them. It would not involve ouch labor to open them, and possibly tliey cover relics that may add something i.) our small stock of knowledge of thoaucent race who constructed these and similar works ail over the continent. These walls and mounds are situated 3.000 feet above the timber line It is, therefor hardly supposable that tbey were built for altars of sacrifice. They wero not large enough for shelter or defenEo. The more probable supposition ia that, Hke tho Urger mounds elsewhere, they were places cf sepulture' and perhaps also at the same time historical mamorials, pointing with their stone fingers in the direction of the country from which the, builders or tbeir ancestors migrated. The throe mounds may mark the resting places of those who for some distincii^n, were buried as near tn heaven as possible.—Rocky Mountain Ntios,

HARK TWAIN AND THE INDIANS.

His Experience at Saratoga with tbe Noble Ket Man-lie Finds that They Come from limerick, and is Thrown

Over Horseshoe Fall. Mark Twain has boen among the "Indians" at Saratoga with queer results After ghing an account of interviewing a squaw and a full grown warrior, with dissatisfaction, he says:

I made one nfor$ attempt to fraternize with them, aud only one. I came upon a camp of them gathered ia the shade of agreattreo, making wampum and moccasins, and addressed them in the language of friendship "Noble Red Men, Braves, Grand Sachems, War-Chiefs, Squaws and High*you-Muck-a*Mucks, tbe pale face from the land of the setting sun greets you! You Benoficent Polecat—you Davourer of Mountains —you, Roaring-Thundergust— ycu, Bully-boye-with-a-Glas-Eye—thepale face from beyond the great waters greets you all 1 "War and pestilence have .thinned your ranks and destroyed your once proud nation. Poker, a Beven up, and a vain modern expense for soap, unknown to your glorious ancestors, have depleted your purses Appropriating in your simplicity the property of others, has gotten you into trouble. Misrepresenting facts, in your sinless innocence, has damaged your reputation with the soulless usurper. Trading for forty-rod whisky, to enable you to get drunk and happy and tomahawk your families, has played the everlasting mischief with the picturesque pomp of your dross, and here jou are, in the broad light of tho nineteenth century, gotten up like the ragtag and bobtail of the purlieus of New York! For shame I Remember your ancestors! Recall their mighty deeds I Remember Uncas I—and Red Jacket I—and Ble-in-tbe-Day I—and Horaco Greoley! Emulate their achievements! Unfurl yourselves under my banner, noble savages, illustrious guttersnipes—" "Down wid him I" '"Scoop tho Wagyard!" "Hang him 1" "Burn him ."Dhrownd him

It was the quickest operation that ever was. I simply saw a sudden flash in tbe air of clubs, brickbats, fists, bead baskets and moccasins—a single flash, nnd they all appeared to hit me at once, and no two of them in tho same place. In the next instant the eutire tribe was upon me. Tbey tore all the clothes off me, they broke my arms and legs, tbey gave me a thump that dented the top of my head, till it would hold coffee like a saucer and to crown their disgrace!ul proceedings and add insult to injury, they throw me over Horseshoe Fall, and I got wet.

About ninety or a hundred feet from the top, the remains of my vest caught on a projecting rock, and I whs almosf. drowned before I could get loose. I finally fell, and brought up in a world of whit« foam at tbe foot of the Fall, whoso celled and bubbly masses towered up several inches above my head. Of course I got into the oddy. I Sailed round and round in it forty-four times— chasing a chip and gaining on it—each round trip half a mile—reaching for tho-samebu»h on tho bank fony-foar.times, and just exactly missing it by a hair's breadih every timet. At last a man walked down and sat down close to that bush, and put pipe in bis mouth, and lit a match, and followed mo wiih one eye and kept tbo other on tho match while be sheltered it in his hands frrn the'wind. Presently a puff of wind blow it out. The nex&time

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•Gotamatch?" AS "Yes—in my other vest. Help me out,

"Not for JbB."-1 ,, When came around again I said: Excuse the seemingly importinent curiosity cf a drowning man, but will you explain this singular conduct of yours?" "With pleasure. I am the coroner.— Don't hurry omtoy account. I can wait for you. But I wish I bad a match

I said: "Take my place, and I'll go and get you noe.'' He declined. This lack of conGdence on his part created a coolness between us, and from that time forward 1 avoided him. It was'my idea in case anything happen to me, to so time the occurrence as to throw my custom into the hands of the opposition coroner over on the American side. At last a policeman came along and arrested me for disturbing tbe peace by yelling at people on shore for help. The Judge fined me, but I had the. advantage of him. My money was with my pantaloons, and my pantaloons wore with the Indians.

Thus I escaped. I am now lyiog in a

very critical condition. 4Ws«t,H #m lyingjiny way—-critical or not critic*!. I am hurt all o^fr, but I CMinot tell the fall extent yet, 'because tM doctor is not done taking ttm inveratory. He witt make out my manifest this evening.— However, thus far, ho thinks only sir of my wounds are fatal. I don't mind the others. Upon regaining my right mind, I said "It an awful savage tribe of Indians that do the bead work and mcccasins for N W are they "Limerick, my son."

I shall not be able to finish my remarks about Niagara Falls till I get better.

Death of Boo- John Bell Just as we are about going to press tne telegraph brings us the announcement of the death of the Hon. John Bell, of Tennessee, at his house at the Cumberland Iron Works, in that State. Mr. Bell was born at Nashville, Tennessee, on the 18th of February, 1797, and was in his 72d year. Mr. Bell served fourteen years in the Lower House of Congress, and was Speaker of the House in 1834. He afterwards defeated James K." Polk for the Senate. Ho iras Secretary of War under President Harrison, but resigned when Mr. Tyler separate! himself from the Whig party. He was again elecUd to tho Senate in 1857i He served out hil term and was the American candidate for President in 1860. Since that time be has not participated in public affxirs. He cast his lot with tbe enemies of the government during tbe war, but tooS no active paw in the struggle.—Ind. Journal, S%turday.

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Russia is about to introduce trial by jury as a new pledge of her progress jn civilization.

Painesvilb, Ohio, is to have a nitro-gly-cerine factory, with a daily capacity of two thousand pounds.

The Lawrence Republican claims that Kansas in its corn crop will this year lead every other State in the Union.

A rheumatic San Franciscan bathed his aching joints in coal oil and then tried to light his pipe. A fi lend put him out with a carpet.

A resent census of-Charleston, S. C, shows a population of 44,952—an increase Of blacks of 7,640, and a decrease of whites of 3,210, since 1860.

Five hundred bales of cotton will be raised on tho Rio Grande, in Texas, this year. It bat-never -beeif raised in that portion of the State before.

Mr. William Ott was waylaid and killed Friday night, near Garland, Alabama, on tho M. & M. Railroad, by unknown parties. His horso was also shot and killed

Co'ton picking in Arkansas has already commenced, and all who can piok are in the fiold. All sorts of laborers, including houe tervants, are employed at good wagQ3, and there are not enough to sup» ply tbe demand.

William Colton, and several other farmers in the town of Clinton, DeKalb county, Illinois, are losing tbeir hogs from a disease which manifests itself by a swelling in tbe throat, producing strangulation in twenty-four hours.

It is said that the early Jesuit missionaries commended Christianity to the ancestors of Little Decoria, on the ground that its founder was a famous red warrior, who had scalped thousand of his enemies in a single day.

An enterprising Yankie has gotten up a Brussels carpet made from linen, with a little wool carded in, and printed from blocks, which, when laid down over an inter-lining, has the appearance of a fine "body Brussels," and all ior forty cants peryard^,

Dickens says: "I have known vast quantities of nonsense talked about bad men not looking you in tbe face. Don't trust that conversational idea. Dishonesty wjil Blare honesty out of countenance "any day in the week, if there is anything to be got by It."

A Washington telegram says that correspondence of a private character be tween members of Congress and parties connected with the revenue service in that city plainly indicates a determination on tbe part of tho former to attempt an increase of the whisky tai

A Chiogo policeman made love to a servant girl, but didn't tell her he was marri«d. She discovered the terrible truth, set the Sheriff on him with a war rant for br. ach of promise, and drove the poor fellow to a watery grave. Hedrown#d himself in the lake.

Tbe great Juggernaut festival at Scrampore, India, was a failurj this year. The worshippers of the great idol not only refused to throw themselves under his wheels, to be ground up, but also declined to drag his car, and left it sticking in tho mud by the roadside.

The opinion is expressed by competent juddges that the snow sheds will not protect tbe Pacifio Railroad JJfrom snow avalanches in tbe Sierra Nevada Mountains. Last week the sheds look fire, .and over two miles of the wooden tunnel was consumed. There have been mere than a dozen fires already of these sheds.

The leaning temperance men in Maine, including Noal Dow, Lot M. Morrell, Sidney Perham, Anson P. Morrel, Wood bury Davis and John J. Perry, are repudiating General Chamberland for Governor. These veteran temperance men have been the chief reliance ot the prohibitionists in times past.

Nasby Talks •'Plantaton." I hev tralded off my Post Offis & tuk mi Pay in Plantashun 1 P'raps yu may be aupprized to here uv ml relioquishin my Guv'oaent 08U with Awl its glory in eech a Caws.

Here mae fust tben jedge Mee. It hapened thuswisely: I wus canvwin tbe Mawmea Flats fur owr Bluvid Kedentry the Post Offis eucksechun. In thel land uv pewer Delim I struck a snag. Thee Fever Ager tuk me, & thee cuiII & Shivers shuk me—shuk me like a Nold loos button on a Shaiky smoke-House doar til mi fraim uv 40 Summerz luked like sum Ole plaid Out bumerz on a moruin won his Gin iz gon & he can't git no moar !••••(». B. This is not rit by Edd. A. Powe but it cums so awlfired neer too it thet ycu woodn't no the difrunce in the dirk.)

In tbii ourful eggstremmitty I Fjuo at wonts tu a Nold lady freu' uv Mine & tosld hur mi kritterkel pbix. Shse hes iio'd mee Long dt Luvd me Well & she cawls me Pet Names. "'Troly," eez Sbee (sech iz tbe Plaiful koibnomen uv mi Boihood) "yu orter taik a good Dste up PlantashuW Biturz. I've livd & Suferd in theaz swaumps every sens the 3 tbayers wus Hung & I no, to a ded surtinty, thet Plantashctk Bxtobz iz thee on'y reel fe&wer fur tbe Shaiks "B b—but air tha a 1—1— loyawi drink?" asked I, shiverin'l, feerin Least I mile bae| incurridgin suththin uv a sutbern Nacher. "Doont bee skeerd. 'Troly," replide the esstimabul Dorcuss, "tha air Maid uv Caliasayya, S. T.—1860— & the Verry loyawlist sind uv Santy Crows Rum." Mi Douts bein remuved & mi Feers fur the* Post Offis asswaged, I tuk an awlmity Doste uv ''Plantashun" & yu bett brutherin, it maid mee bile! I tuk anuther in 2} ourz & mi .shaiks quit. I may sa, tha "parsed ia lhair Checks 1" Tha got I Not won uv 'em Imgurd too say good bi! Now I am a Plantashun missbunery I go a bo wt preechia the good Tidin's to Awl shakers (& "uthers requirMxjf

rin a Jental-atimmerle at," ftea smiirbils.^ I hev tralded off my Post Offis & mmy Ifojr be found Urikin Plabtabhuit Bfrttbz, in the hlwaiz & thee biwaiz, from Brly Morn tllt De wey ISre. What sinnin, sufrin, shaiken bruther '11 hev thee next Bottul?

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osrLtOM£ FOB ZI9BTS HE«UO to jut* U», 1870. A ftrst-cla ill titrated kelictou* Jootml of td pagra. 200Cootribuwa SB-itors The cbeap paper in tbe Und. 12 60 a year ia adr.nce^— ^p clmea Oopi-e free. D. WlN8mWTTnb. luber, 11 Ojrnblli, Boston.

OIL TOUR HARNESS Fraali Siller's prepar«4 Saraen 6il Blafhlag.la new st/.e csni, neat eud conr*n lent.

Preserve Your Leather STEP )0IB FEET OBI! talk Millers Leath (rnaenaUToiM «Ker rroofOU a achiaK. tbirt* js»rs in market. Hold by ret.il aa Job* bing bou»a eTe'ywbero. 5BASK MILblK CO., IS and SO Cedar New Tor It.

Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

Fortie Mlcate Bkla bftatles «wft0feU*rM. SOLD BT ALL DBUQfilB^Stl

C..'

ifitt, 1

iHOSIEBY,

[STAMPED),

1C Tj A.

ti" «-"v, A.'W'JS- "C tab- v7 Wiri Ja*£stowir. LrrfEHpcm'A IJas*wew.:—We have ao utmble wltb yonC ttiay don't neeij to be lined up with pap«r we put them on tba Aiandrel and they go right along.

Temper perfeotly uniform and, quality unsurpass d. Bejpeo fuUv, CHA8. A. FOX, LIPPBXC0TT is BllLJtir tit, Manu 'aetur «rs of Circular, Malay, Mill G*naead Oross.Cnt Sawi. Chopping A*e», all shnpee.— Colbuin'sPount Ax*. Sborals, Mpadas and AUle'a Patent Covered tiCuop.

WHAT

-Ml*

WILL

lOJ*?mq if

lithe first inquiry th* a'clt make conoemlng a Medicine. Suppow TJliBtlfrS inTl^B ATE* BUNT is the su jeot oi iha i-11arg»t'ry, »tt tticn? SI nplv this repl*. it will rtfkve nt core h'tfaehe. n»«8f»,S»fnleaer, cost veaess, debility, fclilousacss m4 taAtgca*

Bold by Druggists everywhere. --Mr' ..

6JJ

liL'ij!: .I)

$0 A Day for all. Ad d#ea«, Jt-ifCI'I'AM, TBPLOTMEST ffud'paviC tot particulars JEladdiessS. M. BPBilCJtlt Co.' Brattle. boro, Yt. If

$S !SK\YlMMtfmiM, & Ihe celebrated AILiNI- SJUOMBCW rNoMAOuISK, warranied j"air p'rloe t8 bas no rqual ladles proaoan^s irortfc fbtto times th pri wlllstitca, baa, toll,4uok, qallt, bind, braid, oort an4 eaibroldef' e]eg*ntiy.— Agents «ar 910 to f£ par day. A sample ma* cUUe, boxod, with directions for uetng, private terms to Agents, order book lor oanva**tng, ceitifioat»of Ageuo seat 0. 0. Si. Addre tbe ATL&tmo BEWma MAOHXM CO., BochiS t*r, New York.

Per day Disconnnaed.

Having obtained an ezteullre and *1 la-spread sale .r our "USK ICitI" bT«ad of JWs-CW Ohmei»g Tobacco, we aeaire to anno ansa that w« Sk.LL NOf i»ck dkt fiooia ttr«sin*ii tin foil paiers after this date, Jaiy 1st 180', Its aSrttS bring so favoc.bl recogn.Sad that ibia lnd«oeoaeat no iont er nice eary. To avoid mis.p^reheasloo, however, we would add tbetwe shall conc'nus to j»ck orders for 1" '•1ACHT CLUB" and INO l«iB«COO.

MxbscuiVM, Pi

is la oar

id "'EUBEaA brands of SlluK

In»'IA0ttT CLUB" isdevoid cti Kl otlne, and caunoc ii me tue iitaitb, and isespeclaliy recom* mended to people of s^dentury wconp^tions or nervous constitutions. 4HC

Xbe trade ar» invited to send for circulars. f. LOnlaiKB, New York.

PSYCHOHANCY,le

orSOCL CHABVIV6, A won

dcrml look. SbuWS hjw ei.lier sex tin fasoinateaoy one tbey «isn, iustantly. (All pos ses-e ihis power.) It teao^es how to get rtob.— Alchemy, Or. Dee sand Allen's O.balta. uind. iugs, borceii e,incenietloni, Oemonolrgy, Magic, ilvsmecis », spul naiiam, Marr ago CluUe, and a th.uiand otuer wond rs Bent by mall far 25 otsnie address T. WILLIaM A CO., FSbilsh. eis, south seventh street, Fnl adeipb'a, F*.

GRAND INYESTMExNT

GLOBE

GOLD AND SILVER

!?«tt Cfssi.fei

Mining Company

Located at Monitor, Alpine county, California. BWpartleih.Vlng$it5:f |5,000 to ra'fSt lu the KAVIMT AND BKST 1NIN9 BKlKUPJilSE JSTKtt OFFERED tu PUBLIC, aie de«.rod io write imuxdiatslt tut Clrcniars and tereae ot sub. rcripti.n, to J. MlMJiMstlitt, rm't, Jotaa street, AeWYorfc,

ASli yonr Do'ior or Drnggbt for SWKJGl' QlJIJIIJlfJE—it equals (bitter) Qui* nine. M'fu by IT. fiT£ABM8, FAttlt tlO., Chemists, New York.

Or eat JDiatribution by the Metropolitan Gift Co,—Cash Oifht to tlie Amonat ef SBOU.OOU.— livery ticket Drama Prise. 6 Cash Gifts .Kach 930,000 10 JU,W0

wtH

Cash Prices, {SllVerWare,

to.,

Opinions of

1 if I

SOOTT A DDT.

Journal and Gagsttacopy. .si ,*-m& vr£i*pd

all

VAL.UBJD AX »1,000,000 A Chmct to Draft Ang iff hi above print lot 36c. Tiek«ts uescribtng Pmes*ar6 ssalCo''Ia £nv. lopes and thoroughly mixed, on receipt of Bj' oeata, a Sealed Ticket ia drawn without choice and sent by mail to any addrese. The PHso named up in It will be drliveted to tbe ick-t-holder on payment

CF Ode Dollab.

W rtO

Prizee are immediate

ly syut to any address by express or return lou will koow what yew Prlfe is belbrc yon pay.for it.' Aj pi lie ibay be excoa».o(d ior auotaer ol tbe aame vaiae. Bo Blanks. Our .treas can depend on lair dealing.

Stmuos.-'Wt iritct tli« b^i«fis| front mauy whj have lately drawn Valuable Prisss aud kiadiy ptrmltteo us to puaHsh tt.em Andrew J. Barns, Chicago, $Au,Q(jo Mi Clara 8. Walker, Piano, $e0o Jaaes M. M^ttbewa, Dotroit, I6.WW Jubn r. Auirews, ~ava«nab, ?','**', Mas Aijnee Simmons, Obarleaton, Pianoi W0-, We publish no nam«* wtthont pernistlen.

tks Ps ess.—1"The Ann Is re.

I lab e, and deeervo hair success."—ITeeJ^r ZW*. (mae, if.y 8. "We fcnd4ftKi&~io.b« a jair al-. liig Arm."— S. T. BwtM, May '14 friend of oats drew a •frvpilc, wftioi ins promptly r»otlv^i."—Srws, June 3.

Bend fer circular. Liberal inducements to Agents. Satisfaction,guar atawl, Avery pack* age of Sealed Kaye Qpti cont4n one oasa out. biz Tickets farl 13 /oj •I6.U0.

ifidVERTlIE MENTS

WSent

0O»S 09 WISDOM for Tonne Sen in the Baling P.aeioa ia Towh ao4 Kaily Maahood,altb e* f-fceip Car tb« erring and unforiua* ate. ia ee&l<d eovalopee, free of charge.— AdJreee flswus Association, Box r., Pbii., Fa.

VHOTT TIABS* Kxyerlean li tke Treatment sf (AimICaad wiui Diseases.-4 **y«oo«cal Fists tf tUr imgr. —tha CLaspest book ever niM'Slai "ossisia ag n»a'lj too pages, and 130 i»s|'IM,M isiii lags mi »s a«a»osay of taa boasan onane ta a t'ate ot health and aiseaoe, wi atnattea Masny errsr*. tudepl r.lU oonsaquaaces npoa thamt .d any body, with the anor*- piaa of tr«»tss»a«—th« omy rattoaal and stsdkl »ade af cs'% aa aaown by report of sassaweafed. A tra hfal adviser to tba mariled and ikoSe CoateaaD tUu marriage who entertain doafet- of tbait phretcal ooadtiioa. Beat fM ot foMan ts M| addrtss on raoript Of 26 ceote, la mp* or poetai increacy. by *.dressing lr. JjA

DIa. So. 31 maUan bane, Albany, K. l7— aaher May b« coin (tad apon any of tbe Mass apwa wblchhis books trsat, either per* aoaally or by mail, and mediclaaa sent to any part of tae world.

JUSK AND COMFOKT.

THK B&n31M60r FXKJ' gCT 8IQHT.

Tt,r-

Looa Havay, Pa.

Massms. LirrmcoTT ft

Bakcwcu,fltt«bmrfb,*a.

deals.*—We bare been uerog your make of Oanc Saws in our Kill, sA Aai tbaa, in point or onaiity. eapetior to any we .have ever used.— Yours, 4o. 8HJLW, StATOHABD CO i-ot—f/i ..V-v? ,.alC 0

Lippeiicoit & Bakeweirs I H'.- ivi Patent Grounds

',8lS^,W«8^H?KE"0T can^alv. be obtain«d by edig fBBTSCt tJ ^EOOTAdLBi I Tbe difficulty of

Procorlnr whcb Is

Will

Kwowit.

Messrs. LAZlIiji & ko&fiIS,

OcenliilA and Opticians, HABTTOVD. CON*., MAVCVACTUBBBS IMTU flwsMnM

Perfected Spectacles!

have, after ears of Xxperlance, Xxperlmsnt, and the a* action of costly machloer), b^ex ena bled to produce thai 6BA HOPS aIDBBAIVM,

Perfect Spootaoles I which have been said with unlimited satisfaction to tha wearers In

Massschnsstt*. New Yorb. Mew Jersey, Bhode I«land. Ohio, Paousylvaaia,

Conneeticut, Miehtgadf"'" Illinois, Hew Hampshire.

Vermont, Maine. and tbe Britisli Provluote, 2'^ during the pastalna years. These Celebrated Petfco ed Spectacles never tire the eye, and last many y-sra without chang«t

Meears. LAZABDflA MOBBIShave appointed J. B. FBEEMAflf, Dealortaall kinds of Ameriean and Swiss Watob es, Vipe Jewelry, Diamonds Solid Silver and PUted -^Sre, Clocks, Faacy Ooods, Ac.,

No. 161 Main street, •&%! /:. National Hotel buildltifc, 111 Solo Agent for Terra Qante, Ind.

ho'm j| «£i t..-J nS ..oiksf

OVOB qooq edi 1st-'

•2*

gTONE^dMAEBLE WORKS

WALTER & itPPIIIfiHODSBtl.

rr:.alacsi

ti^:

vr SBBABEA.-lti Sotl.miaMe1 mbI Peofle j» A pamphUt tar se..iUUartt»:«r«fWr KftlO, LUcoln, »eh,

9HI

as*

Steie BMiaiBf Work, Italian Marble and

Sootclx Granite Monuments

ItsTble, Slate and Tron Hanteli, and Grates, 'Stsam Works ind Shops on OQIBBT St., bs tween 9th and 10th, near Main

For spsoimsus of onr work we asfer to Demlng's Bloak. MeSropolitan Bloek, Cory's and Sage's Buildings, National St-te Bank, New PosiotBce, MeOrsgor'saad Itaming's Monamenie, Ao., £«. »dt BTOt I-} 'S--I t-

INDIANAPOLIS.

jHol edU »:«fi gy/'ig

MITCHELL & BAMHELSBKRti

F1JMIT1JBE CO., tj' •..i'iil.tjQi.ii* f£

Ho. 88 East Washington Blrsst,

',uV7 in# -iif

ST A INDIANAPOLU^ An

Ws have lately removed from onr old wartroom, No. 39 (south Illinois Street to \be above location, where we are prepared lo offer

Especial Inducements

To pnrcbaeere.

PAULO irm

Sis

all woods, and scvored in Terry, Cloth, Damask or Flush. ViH -e: sth-iwtv: *-rs

ii'f:-

5,woo

40 1,000 200 ., .._ 20J 300 1UO 60 Elegant Boeowood fuuMmlech 9303 to $760 7i Melodeoos 75 to 100 S'O Sewisg Macbin»s 6(J to 175 600 flue (Told Watchee 76 to 3U0

Qilt and plain f'H

iso»t riMMv- ./I wji'i-m.'TK'sW nli?! Maatlq,^ Pier Glassf s,

Vj'X

.^Inlaid and Boquet Stands &c. va»i*H Iwifiij 'tttriiW pn s-fflrf -si

Everything in th«

w, .toprai:5«r."? an

FURNITITRE^ LI1V£!! ijv*# .Hi'V .*Ksr it Of tbe

vety finest

Bake,

any

and as

same qnallty at

ether

ilf tfft no for

All letters should be addressed to SABP WIL80K A CO., .,, Bnadwaf, v.

INSURANCE.

1/1

LIFE INSURANCE COM PAN 1 ,1

OP TBE WORLD

«ATI0«AL LIFE INSDKANCE m.l

tJmted States of lWrica[

Tulono, Champaign, Oulcano, UeD i.tia, O.lro, Pane, oitnr, Alton, St. Louis, »la. Korth

ep,

Hair

Chamber Suits

In oiled walnut, ash, obostnut, oak, mahogany or rosewood.

SUliiJJIS WililiK on

Dining Room Setts

In all woods.

Cane and Wood Seat Chairs,

laaii i» slstw', SOFAS AND ,T

LOUNGES.

TABLES of every kind,

cbeap as

point,

JSC.5 I

GBi&TIEKd by SPECIAL ACT «f CONSRLM

CASH DAPITAL-

•$1,000,004)*

Bbanoh Orfici, PHIIADELPHIA ?.SS

Si:

vi-

.:i

«5»i

orricKxut

OLABKHOB B. CLABK, Pbilade puis, JAT COOKS, Chairman ITiuaur* and Kxecetive Committee. HKNBY D. OOOKK, Watblngtoc, Vica-Prisldent. KMKRSON W. PKEI, PhiladslphU, Secretary and Aetnary. PBAN0I8 O. SMITH, M. PhlHdftpbta, Melf

Icyl Director. This Oompsny Issued, in tba ffrst TKAB of lis isistenee

7,070 POLICIES,'

""rains »v«»

19,250,000.00.

Tbe Annual Prea^ams upon which amonnt to

OVER $760,000.00.

THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of the UNITED STATES OR AMERICA, affords unequaled security to its Policy holders and combines all the advantages offered by other Com^ panies, withseveral, peculiar to itself. Its wonderful sue* cess proves it to -bethe most popular Life Insurance Company in the world,

with the Pub

lic, as well os with Agents^

i$m tjieO

Applications for Insurance or for Agencies can be made18 to the Company "direct, or ta an£ of the following:

JOOV W. ELLIS A CO. cnrozKKATi, OBIO,

Oeneral Agents for Ohio and Central and Souib ern Indiana.' II. J. KEELER,

Mdwly Agent for Terra Haute, Ind.

RAILROADS.

INDIANAPOLIS&8T. L0UI8 U.K.

SUMMER, ARRANGEMENT,

3 THROUGH EXPEESS TBAISS DAIL^ SSTWMlf Tcrre Haute and all Cities and.

Towns West

1 1,1

Cbndetued Time Schedult, Sidy 15, 18691'

Sally Bvtry Day except Snndays.

Westward, fi'ghtex. Tastex. KUbtez^ xogbt II I'M ese. Terre Hants, leave 11 1» ra Mattoon, arrive 1:47 am U.ia a a* 12.49 pin 18 i9

•a l'':3u lz ml' 1:Z3 tn 1 *6 sat 8:

1:06

1:0a

pat

6:t0 6:4 I rOin* Wipm 4:00 S ^o

8:46

8:3i am 1 :d0 a iu

2: tl a nj

3:88 6:60

i:-M

am 6:60 2:iS pm

Ho. B. B. leave Pauflc it. H. Macon, errlre 0er*on Ciiy, Kai,sas ilty, Leavenworth Lawronce, Tcpeka, St. seph, Omaha,

bM*m 4:UUp«

t:0i

7:W rfjf,

0:^0 am 4:80 9:80 am 9:15 am 4:45 iu 9:16 a iu

0.3J

12:*] am t:30 am

bliym ll:iiipn S:i6aut 11: '0 pm 6!uft a

ll:u0 am

i*:15 am 6:30 a uil2: is am I :3i am 1CT.35 am 10:36 a tu lihOSpm 18:u«,,a lr. Op in l'^'.uo H:16 am

12:1)0

T.iWsb SiMptu T:iO»m«

Acconmoditlontrain

leaves

lerreHauted»ily,M

ezoeptSunday, at 4:55 m, arnvei at Uattoun 7:35 m, l'oluna 1^3 a and Oblo.go 8:00 a m. Palace Sleeping Oars en all

Mg&t Trains.

Baggage Checked Throughl J.P. HSBKIUBB, Orn'l Sup't. may21

JS 0.8.

OAKLAND,

Qen'i Va«'r A^'t.'

(ituyi

BERG'S

t* iWiz-tq

'UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN I

HEALING 8ALVJK I This vala.ble rcnudy W effected innamer.blo cures, and h*a g.iner for itself a great r.putation. Tbe discoverer of this Salve bas .polled with eminent success In th-jtnands of c.a dorlng the Cilniern War, ana ha- cured dangerous wounds, in many cases oonsidered mortal.

Sir K. Bsna U« sole pesseesor of tbe vain* able secret of making this tjalve ffoaahis experience iu uslug It lo Kurope and tbe success »t-t-uding Its applloaticn there, be has been indueto mtroddoe It into the United bUte*.

IT UCL1XVI1 PAlB those who have wounds, bruises, cuts of all kinds, or sorre, Felons, teral«bcs, Korqaiio Bites, ITrost Bi. ten Joints. Bmo Lhi, Chilblains, Children's 6corbulie Oomplalnu un Urad and Face arcsptedllf caied. It has proved of great advantiga to ladits, and Is peculiarly adopted tor gathered breast., sore legs, Ao., through oooUoement, and other cauwr.

It acts like magic ia removing Bells, Pimple*, and Cutapious

liwaSMrand

Kor sale by John

tbe

SMnufacture can

obtained at

east or west.

Jttve ns a call. »-f.„

UITOQILL BAlfMVUBIBO FaBtirrcJtS oonrANT *S8

Xas£ Washington

aollct 8

St.,

Indianapolis.*^ ,,

'J»SU ».iif •#&

[y4

has baeaeuccoas-

inliy used lor Corns, Bunions aud f'oro TLfcat, i»y applying externally every evening bifvte ^uing to bed. *"r sale by all drurglsts. Price 2io„ 60j, and 51 per Jar. Office SOU Bowrry,

if.

Kone

genuine unles* coanteriigned iC. BeBO'8 Universal Buasian Healing Baive, S«0 Bo.er., New Ifork

Hebry, No8 College Flace Ju y34ly

COAL.

ULLiYAN COUNTY COAL itelng now prepared toUll an ordurs (ar au|. Ilvan 'Jonuty Coal, wbicb Is otalmud to be e^ual to the Brazil, for all domsstto purposes, .111 dr. liter to any part of the city, by leaving you order at oflice of 1C. B. Bryant A Co., O.

tip-

ley, or J.A. Foot's tea attne, with whpm I Te made arrangements to Hil all orders, and .Its all Iniorm.tioB iu rejrar.i to the business

J. A. MORGAN.

C'OAL.

JOHN UefAaltANK Is now svlUng the best article ef Uiver Coal, screened on the widest screen in use In Vigo county, at s» lew a figure an lnreriorartlcle can btf purohaivd. T6o« wt.falng to lay in a supply should took to th.'r laterests, and buy the bust when it is as ebeap a* a poor article-

Orders left at the Post 0®ee Lobby, at «»e "Vigo County Scale.," or addressed to Doz sn P. 0., Terre Hante, will receive prompt atten

J? »WW rs I £MKT 9,JpSjjJ