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DAILY EXPRESS.

TEriRE HAUTE, IND. Tuesday Morning, December 14,1809.

The story

that

win M.

tice.

Just

the health of Hon. Ed

Stanton would prevent his tak

ing a position on

-the

incorrect. ITe lias so far recovered from his illness, resulting from his excessive labors in the War Department, as to devote nearly all his time

THE Xsew

York

it has seldom seen, of late years,anything smaller or more fatuous than the course of

the

The Richardsox-McFarland tragedy and the

events

promise

resulting therefrom

become as great a bore to the

readers of

"Metropolitan''

journals as the

Byron scandal was, but a few weeks ago. It is a pity that Bowi.es, of the Springfield

Republican,

not come forward to martyrize and thus divert attention from an affair that has become a daily affliction to the readers of

''the

leading newspapers."

The Temperance vo'ers of

shire have determined to hold a State Convention on the 12th

ofJaniary,

looked upon as rhe proper

man. he

Tribune

justly remarks that

the Temperance men of New-Hampshire have failed to comprehend the drift of recent events.

The system of signalizing invented by (ieneral Myers and introduced by him into the army,under the opposition of Jefferson Davis,

was

found

now there isn't a good road lead

ing

out of the city.—Journal. And there never will be a good road leading out of or into the city until some

system for the permanent improvement of those thoroughfares is adopled. As it now is the city, is practically,an island so far as country people, living away f.om railway lines, arc concerned. This state of things operates very strongly against all the business interests of Terre Haute and yet, when a meeting is called

Strikes have had the worst effects on some trades in England. Employers, in many instances, have been so annoyed by repeated strikes of their employees that they have removed their manufactures

Switzerland, Belgium* and other places, where they have nodifficultie? with their workmen. The manufacturers grow rich, but the strikers get poor. Iron work, machinery and locomotives can ba made cheaper on the Continent than in England, because wages are one-third lower wages are one-third lower, because the necessaries of life are one-third cheaper, the necessaries of life are one-third cheaper, because the people own tfce land, because the national debts are smaller, and rates and taxes are lighter. They have one-third less weight

unions are an

.expensive

A cotemporary

gleans from the report

of the Commissioner of the General Land Office the best evidence of the steady growtli and prosperity of the Union, in a number of hard, round

facts

which, it

justly claims, carry their own commentary along with them. The public domain amounts to eighteen hundred millions of acres—a lot of ground which would have made the lords of the Dooms day Book open their eyes. Sixty thousand small farms were, last year, added to the number of our freeholds,—double the number of the land-owners in England and there are ten millions of foreigners working themselves up, peacefully and hopefully, into the grand social amalgam and "Corinthian brass" of our population -^ono of the most noticeable facts perhaps of all human ethnology on record. The gold value of our personal and real property is estimated at thirty thousand millions of dollars. There arc many

er items here which are also

An Explanation.

Yesterday morning^he following paragraph appeared in the city news department of this paper:

The Rev. Dr. White, of Jacksonville, 111.,

delivered

to a

at the Centenary Church last night, a lecture on Romanism. The interest manifested was intense. To-night, he will deliver another lecture at the Presbyterian Church,on Seventh street. He

appeared among the

"paid

Sitting: in Snnshine.

*'To

sit in sunshine, calm and sweet, is an excellent thing for an invalid."

These words met the eye of Mr. Stephen Strongway, as he glanced^ver tlite 'pages* of a book, taken at ranpdatif from ike centre table in his wife'&jjjarlor. "To

sit in

sun^kioiB^ .calm

That would be

deed, even taken only

Supreme.Bench is

the

his law prac

physicians of Washington, in at

tempting to prevent the recognition of colored members of their profession. Mr. Sumner's proposition to withdraw the charter of the present Medical Society of the District may appear heroic treatment for the case of these doctors, bnt their disease really seems to require i'.

a physical sense

words while

"to

Rental

ped his head upon his hand, and

stole almost unconsciously from

at the thought.

was worthy

all a strong

say

Tribune

cQateca pt for

sunshine, calm and sweet,

would

doctor

t-oservicable

during the war that it has since been made a part of the instruction of cadets and midshipmen. The same signal service by flags during

(he

at night,is

day,and by torch

ciphers for secret communication between the two. There is also a field lelegrapli drill, with trains which carry every appliance for erecting portable lines of telegraph at the rate of three miles an hour and then working them.

-f ,j'\

of-hfo'name—ft

strong

man mentally and physically,

and vith

ifian'e

impatience

'of,

not to

weakness, ria.whatever*

form il:wiis manifested.

remarks tliat

Mrs.

'fyrongwjay WSb dijfll&ife

ture, lovmg, frn*rtirt and timra.'She was' overwhelmed by her husband's contempt of weakness, and shrank from exhibiting her affection towards him and she and her children drooped under the chill which the shadow of his stateliness constantly kept upon their home.

But now Alicia, his wife, was ill—dying and his thoughts were turned tq softer strains, and

theUentlnce, *'tp

fit

ts 'an Tsxcel-

lenUhing for an invalid," struck home

Alicia's early home among the mountains was for sale,

and if

she

spurcliisd

the old home, as a

and children,

or somebody else, does

Ne-.v-Hamp

with

a view'of nominating a candidate of their own for Governor, unless a satisfactory man is taken up by the Democrats or Republicans, who hold their respective Conventions on the oth irnd 7th. In case of an independent nomination, the Rev. Dr. Barrows is

has been with

"Do

"That I

home

to take the

subject of gravel roads into consideration, and when notice thereof is given in .all the papers for weeks before the time set, it is impossible to get together more than five citizen*.

And the brown

you care?",

"You

know

-day

my dear. He has told nie that you arc dyincj!" "Yes, Stephen."

eves looked in'o his

wistfully, as if to

Kay:

if*,'" Alicia?"*

*'I

have knawn it for some time—long before lie discovered it, Stephen."

The question was on his

"Do

have loved

forgive

used by both services, with

of your love till now?"

"You

have not been unkind, Stephen,"

she hastened

say.

see it all, rny darling, and

know now_ exactly just how great the mischief is and how it has been done," said her husband, clasping her to, his heart. "Forgive me, my darling. We will go from here at once,

for all. Reader, if in that blessed heartsunshine you sit to-day, thank God humbly for the gift for some there are on whose darkened path

Walsh

mode of compel

ling English employers to pay wages enough

enable workingmcn

these burdens.

ray of radiance—

no glance of true affection ever falls.

ATROCITIES ON SHIPBOARD.

Five Seamen Chained in a Mcphitic Hold—An Escape and a capture— A Terrible Story of the

suffer in other ways. It

crowded house

hell,

locals," a de

partment to which editorial responsibility does not attach,*$tit

was

misplaced by ac

cident. We desire it to be distinctly understood that while correspondents arc permitted the fullest freedom in the expression of their opinions, so long as they keep within the limits of decency, the Express will not, in its editorial conduct, attack, oppose or cast reflections upon any church, denomination or class of law-abiding citizens. So Ion? as a man's religious opinions do not result in acts violative of the laws under which we live, we hold that it is not the business of the secular press to

tack him or his opinions. Religious tolerance is the fundamental principle of our government.

A WHITER

PaekartPe MontJdy

Tliey

der

is not

satisfied with the conditions under which young journals is ts arc trained to their calling.

orders to reflect opinions which are hot their own, and, consequently, their "finest sensibilities are dulled." This sym

is v^ted.

pathy

tviliiw

Ire

not in

Journalists who are

writp against their convictions

pfuqh deroapd

in Affarc/supposjf.

frc writer

Tyranny of

the Seas. From the Now York Sun.]

Emil Svensson and John Marcom,seamen of the ship Sonora, are about to arraign Capt. Samuel Hutchinson, of the Sonora, tor inhuman treatment. They claim 000

damages each and their full

wages, and have retained counsel. The Sonora is an American ship of 1,500 tuns, is owned by William

carry. Trades'

to bear

Co., of Boston, and makes regu

lar trips from New York to SanFrancisco, to Hong Kong, and thence to New York again. Her captain is a native of Boston, and is about

years of age.

Svensson and Marcom are young ablebodied men, and by 110

tars" or

means

"old

"rough

they shipped at Hong Kong the 24tli of May last, with Harry Ellis, John Hart, and a Russian, whosflfciame they do not remember. The ship was ready to sail and the next day she sailed for the Spanish Island Hoilo. On arrival the men were set to work exchanging ballast for bags of camphor. They were compelled to work at this both day and night, and their food

was

oth

"mighty

ones and millions," and well calculated to arrest the attention of political economists and statesmen all over the world.

»vaa

of the hottest season in a tropical sea, and the cargo of sugar and camphor heated and steamed, making the

with its hatches

will

attempt to show that Romanists are engaged in

conspiracy against the civil

and religious institutions of this country. Lecture free. Let all lovers of civil and religious liberty hear him.

This notice, with the accompanying comments on "Romanism"

closed and locked

every nipht, with not a single aperture for ventilation. Besides, the men allege that no adequate means was provided them for performing the functions of nature, and they were literally compelled to roll in (11th

as the ship

should have

will leave to you the making of its laws." It is to be presumed that this implied the great moral efficacy of popular song and if the implication is correct', in what a low condition must our morality be, which is aided and fortified

Fly," and all

ties?

dom,"

such

trashy songs as we hear chanted by the bulk of our youth? What possible sentiment tending to good can flow from "She's a gal of mine," Xot for Joe," "Up

balloon,"

"Captain

Discovery of CaTcs in Iowa. The Dubuque Timet, of the^tfc^ sajs: A natural wonder was lately unc&rthed

on^he

der

Maauo|setaA about eight miles

-pujjrttfrek |Sdg natural

-consists:

a succession

ftnd sweet."

'a iea^ifni^el^eiice in-^

on, and

sit all the time in

sunshine—" Mr. Strongway drop

whiqhji

have been taken

wished it,he

atita-

mer retreat in futuj#- years,Jibr

.herself

si jj£'v.- Kjr df

In future years! Nay, what had the grave-faced family doctor told him on that very day!

dashed the tears impa

tiently Irom his eyes. The doctor must be mistaken. Alicia could live! It was not yet too late to repair the ravages his coldness and unkindness had made.

Even as he thought this, a hollow cough Had Struck upon hie ear, and his wife crossed the hal! and Entered the parlor. "Alicia,"

you are very

.caid

genth

ill." She looked up at him, and her brown eyes tilled with tears. "Yes,

Stephen."

"Our

soft,

with much money.

l^ nbw:

you care Alicia?"

The soft eyes filled once more. "Oh, Stephen,Idread to leave you and our dear children.

where

your old

firrfHtnew

other, and

and loved eacfr

will

ftee

lost roses back to those cheeks, the lost light to those dear brown eyes. Kiss me Alicia, and you shall sit in sunshine, calm

and

sweet,' in future, if

kept his word. And did Alicia die?

the contrary,

"To

she disgraced hcrphy-

scian forever by growing strong, and well ann healthy, and happy in the calm sweet sunshine ofher husband's love. It never waned again. And she and her children have lost all their fear of him, in this strangly altered state of things while all who have business dealings with him of late, can scarcely recognize the once stem and haughty and masterful man.

sit in sunshine, calm and sweet," is indeed

"good

wil

nathingfttore

nor less than

orSontiritatfioa

the

Young,

of caves,

iang^feowned bfr Icrn &

Simpson,

M&^anghlii^l-Iuilgrt and

supposed bv many

a continuation

hLj

sigh

lips

ihc

Messrs. Anderson, Mower, Cleveland and

.Mi|i^r^ho enf^ged with

a huge

'WcfcldnSfcSgS

crea

p$osp^ging

fo^rniiierw. ThflafceJ

(juite.freely,'

thein»

c*H

1,206 ^feet ih 1 eif£m

ill over?

stndt

600

Heron

feet, the two separated from each other by an east and west bar, about sixty feet in thickness. No lead ore has yet been discovered in the large cave, it being filled with large bodies of iron-rust rock, which have fallen down from the roof and sides in great masses. In the smaller cave, however, the mineral shows itself

Out,

hi.i inmost soul. His wife had never had any sunshine of home, or of love, in which to bask but he resolved it should be so no longer.

while the prospect

for richer leads than any yet found grows daily more flattering. Mineral also abounds in considerable quantities through the bar mentioned, and the indications are that it will soon be developed here in paying quantities. That these caves thus discover,ecLw ill lead

t0 a

of others, is

continuation,

^emorwttatpd

pUiasiw

from

du^e

probable

that some new and Striking riatitral wonder will be developed. Perhaps another Mammoth Cave is waiting for the torch of the explorers—who knows?

School teaching in New Orleans may lirTng lots of love, b.it

Tlio

a motion to print

vou

so!

may say it without offending you, now that you know that I am dying." "God

me!"

lie cried.

"Havel

then been unkind, that you have feared to tell

"Only—I

think

men do not understand a woman's heart sometimes. It, 44. .so

necessary for us to

love, and be loved and to sliow that love, Stephen,

and

have it shown that

unfortunate

creatures who undertake it have been compelled to sell their claims on the city to brokers and raise money at a considerable discount. It would not be so had General Butler been permitted ,to remain and teach the young ideas how to shoot.

'\o —v/nv) Uncle Sam's printing last year was on ly'$1,335,531.

This year it starts

30,000

We believe Dr. Judsons Mountain Herb Pills to be the best and most Universal of Medicines, they should be used in Liver Complaint. Female Irregularities, Billious Disorders, Dispepsia,

Mountain

conyljice

canhot bring the

have the

power to bring it round vour path.

tarrh,

true.

THAT

is an

putrid meat and bad cof

fee, and that in very small quantities. They bore this treatment until,

BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES. •SOLD EVERYWHERE.

AGENTS WANTED!

Everybody's Lawyer.

AND

Book

salts." They allege that

Instrnctltve

fearing

starvation, they effected their escape. The captain offered a reward for

chain

stretched between two stanchions, about a foot from the bottom of the hold, and the prisoners were compelled to sit or lie on the floor,under the chain, with their arms fastened to it. The prisoners were chained in a row, several feet apart, and in this position they were kept until the end of the voyage—ten days.

The men begged the captain from the first to allow them to work, but he was inexorable. Their food consisted of three biscuits and plenty of water for each man per day, and on this diet they became too weak to sit up. But the hardships of being kept chained in a dark hole was as nothing compared to what

10.50

in a

Jinks,"

Charley,"

"Champagne

"The

Flying Trapeze,"

"Shoo

that class of popular inani

can perfectly understand how

the hearts, and feelings,and better natures and sentiments of men. can be elevated by such songs as "The

Battle

Cry

"Tramp,

of Free-"

Tramp,"

Games

"When

John

Marching

Homfc,"

bald expression of

or even the

"John

Brown's Body

Lies a Mouldering in the Grave," for the music in each is high as

—Boston Times.

are, he says,constantly un

is the sentiment

but the namby-pamby, slily, expressionless, stupid words and noise

(it

is not

music,) of the class of songs now more popular, are a disgrace to the science of sweet sounds and a libel

The Pope has forbidden the correspondent of the London Times

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Himiiiiin it hdfptlee. roll

Harris

•nd fruit

Owairf

Weekly and

old Langworthy

range, and the same range as that worked by Burton, Hill &

Co.,

the Iron Rust

Crevice, as it is well known in the vocabuteri pf Ithe niiners. These caves were! 'discovered sotne months ago, a hundred

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sage which wiil have been published in the newspapers months before it is sent out by congress.

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|hey 'would

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Owing to the good reputation

ty of the Troches, many

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Cairo,

Pana,

Decatur,

ftiey

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500

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Throat,Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption.Its great popularity and immense

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tlioir

capturft, and they were soon caught and put

Sdlm

jail. They were next taken,

before the Consul, when the captain entered a charge of desertion, and, though the men begged to be allowed to go they were sent back to the ship. The Sonora then sailed for Manilla, and the five "deserters" were taken down into the hold and chained hands and feet.

for every

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CKTWKEN

Terre Haute and all Cities and Towns West.

Condescd Time Schedule, May

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Champaign,"

Chicago,

Centralia,

15, 1869.

Daily Every Day Except Sundays.

Westward, ffirtit ex. Fast ex. Night ex. Terre Haute leave

11.10

ptn

6.35

in 10.30

1.47

ana

9.19

1.12

12.49pm 12.19pm 1.23

1.05pm 1. 1.55am

6.40pm 6.05pm

40pm

8.45

R. R.

leave

in the midst

8.45 pm

9.30

"Mo.via

Jefferson City

"black

hole" a

BOOKS AND CHROMOS.

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lOO Main

-Send

good tastCi

They ought to be hisscd'out of

csttence.

to enter Some

during the Council. Coasidering th?it the gentleman is "Bull

Run Russell," who

lied so while in this country,-we are inclined to sustain His Holiness. The Pope in tfy* interest pftrutji.—Tnd) Jayrnnl.

Sunlight

and

Gaslight

oumes

of the

?rrr of pabis.

It tells how Paris has become the Gayest and most Beautiful City in the world how its Beauty and Splendor are purchased at a fearful cost of isery and Suffering how visitors are Swindled by Professional Adventurer* how Virtue and Vice go arm-in-arm

the

Beautiful City now the most Fearful Crimes arc committed and concealed how money

150

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Illinois, or St. Louis,Mo.

of New York

or,

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of the

Great City. The sins of every class of society exposed.

Avoid the Railroad

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xafringer8»^Stk

"EUREKA"

Smoking Tobacco

Off

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j^Be«c«rc qf

Address

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LOKILLARD'S I

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A Cougli, Cold or Sore Throat

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incurable Lung Disense..,p®-.

Brown's

Bronchial Troclics

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and

SINGERS

Throat Diseases,

they have a soothing cffect.

and

PUBLIC SPEAKERS

use

and strengthen the voice.

imitations are offered, which are ffood^yiot^.

Be sure to

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BUSINESS

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From

510

8120

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300

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KNIT-KNIT-KNIT AGENTS WANTED

abuse. Send

4'00pm 2.00am 2.00am

3.35 am 10.00 am 2.50pm

.. ,5.20

Alton,

"-0 5.35am 2.18pm 6.05pm

S t.L is

8.25

4.40 pm 9.30

PacificR.R."

6.30

St.Joseph,

7.35

rocked on the waves.

Our Popular Songs.

"Give

me the making of the country's

ballad's," said an eminent man,

"and I

everywhere to sell the

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0.15

Macon, arrivo

4.45pm 9.15

6.30pm 12^5am 6.30am

8.15pm 11.24pm 3.15am

a a it y,

11.0

Leavenworth.

5.00am 11.00

12.15

10.35

Topeka,

10.35 am 10.35

12.06 12.06 12.06

12.00 8.15

Omaha,

12.00

7.00

3.30 pm 7.00 am

Accommodation train leaves Torre Haute daily, except Sunday,at

4.55

m, arrives at

m,Tolona

8.00

1.23

a m.

a and Chicago

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Specifications". Superin tendance, and Drawings for

Plans,

Detail 1 tion of Bnudmgs. "orthei

,.1

for or«ry desorip^

OrFics—Nortieast corner of Wabash m4 g|*th W story. Dewlnf Bloclt.

the

only practical Family Knitting Machine ever invented. Price

825.

Will Knit

2,000

stitches

AMERICAN KNIT

TING MACHINE CO..

Boston,

Mass., «r

St.

TO THE WORKING CLASS—We

are now

prepared to furnish all classes with constant employment at home, tho whole of the time for the spare moments. Business new,li^or

and profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn from 50e

per evening, and a propor

tional sum by devoting their whole time to the business. Boys and

•girls

iisnea,

Coadflneed 1

earn nearly as much

as men. That all this notice may send their address,andwhosee test the business,we make this unparalled offer: To such as are not well satisfied, we will send

to pay for the trouble

of writing/ Full particulars, a valuable sample,which will do to commence work on,and

z»

an sent

ireu uy

alike Suited to all the States It is equal to e?ery Emergency

juhii. iwwvi*

want permanent, profitable work, address

C. ALLEN & CO.,

Angu8ta. Maine.

17TTJT? rt A TG H. T. GBATACAP. 148 Jllllj V'AJrO#

plated or silver Fire Shirts

and Belts send for illustrated catalogue.

JjPILEPSY OR pifSj

Persons afflicted with this distressing disease should not fail to secure and use my improved EPIL£1IT1€ RFiBIEPY.

manent

Cure

For first-£las8

*290

fork.

jper

effected in every oase, or no

charge. Send stamp for circular, terms, &e, J. K.ROSS. Noblesville, Ind.

new 7 0ctaTO

Sent on trial,U.

Piano Co., New

Aromatic Vegetable Soap!

ATPA\C

For tm Ddlcate Skla of Ijadrwi and Children. SOlS BY ALL BRldOISTS. ASK-Y0U* or Urngglst ft»r SWEBT •U1MNK—it"Doctor(bitter)

equals Quinine.

TBARX6. FiRK &

R. WHITTIER, 617

8.00am

Co.,Chemists,New Yotk.d

§t

St. Charles St.

Louis, Mo., of Union-wide reputation treat* all venereal also, seminal emissions,impotencydiseases

&c.,

the result of self-

stamps for sealed pamphlet,

50pj$. No matter

"who

failed,state

saltation free.

5.50 pm 5.50 pm

4.00 7.50

North

case.

Con*

BOOKS. AND STATIONERY I

«ri rrr.

12.15

Al the Old Stand,

lOl MAIN STREET,

With the largest and most

Complete Stockjof Goods,

Be it known unto all tbo people everywhere, that

BARTLITT & GRUNDY \.r%' Are still in

the i-JcTtfytiv

opened in Terre-Hante, they come. &

In their line, ever ^nd still

js4«

Mam

A. H. DOOLEY, 100 Street, furnishes Booksin e\ery department of Literatmqp.

Bibles in every variety, cheaper than the cheapest. Standard Works, a good supply.

Gift Books to suit all tasts and poekets. Juvenile Books, piles upon piles. Pocket Books, a choice selection. Blank Books, anew full stock. Pocket Cntlery, a nice variety, very low. Gold Pent, .Pencils and Pen Holders to suit the most fastidious.

Pictures and Picture Frames, the best in the

Photograph Albums and Port Folios, come a School Books with which to supply the whole country. ,.

Toy Books for all tho babies, ja* French, English .and American Papers stamped with any initial-

Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic views, beautiful to behold. Writing Desks and Work Boxes, all styles and sizes. _Ni«ht Blooming Cerau in a Magip Box.

IJrackets for all the Knick Knacks, and an

Endless Variety

T,HM "iAQts: (s aTUAif-aaj! :rr

lOO Pieces yard wide BleaeheA Muslins.".1 ISO Pieces extra quality 150

lOO MK

is an oxcellent article of granulated Virginia wherever introduced it is uni

SO Pieces Red Flannels 40

66 66

35 Wliite i/

'su r" s'ij

almost every

1^'

where

." Cireu1ar of^nresiaail^doa^jgplicaNew "Vorlc. LORILLAIID'S Yacht Club

is made of the choic est leaf grown it is anti-nervous its effects, as the

Smoltifts Tobacco

agreeable taste after smoking it is verymild light in color and weight, honco one pounc will last as long as fhrcq of ordinary tobacco, In this brand wo also pack orders every for first quality Mcerschaum Pipes. Try

r-Tit.c

fti. e«5i

500

Who are the Sole Agents for this City.

mit 'tn

he Mourning

*\Y.

Grandst..New York,

manufactures Firemen's Caps of best material and finish Fatigue Caps of leather or cloth, any color, neat,leatherfronts:Fire Trumpets, brass,and

ELEGANT FELT BALMORAL SKIRTS,

T' V*

And will PAPER, GLASSES,

BUCKEYE CASH STORE

Maih corner of tfixth'Street,

TEItR/B-HATJTE, TNlDTJLlSrJL?

,mnws&fi

I, luff*? v*

Owing to the lateness of the Season in getting into our Jfew Store, we shall offer X^arge Purchases of Dry Goods recently made on the present low price oi' Oold at LESS than Wholesale Prices at Retail.

IJiibleaclicd Muslins

Good Muslins

jjOO'"""™ heaxy

better

44 44

extra.

yards Magnificent Dress

yards Changeable Poplins

Bed Blankets, Tickings, Factory Flannels. Factory Jeans, Cottoir lTarn,*Carnet Chain,CAEAPER than the CHEAPEST! ,4

Si DRESS" GOODS DEPARTMENT

.foj jif %'w. *. i^ii ti&

HO feet of Shelving and Counter devoted to this class of Goods 10,000

Goods

PlaidSerges and Tartan Plaids for Suits.

SPECIALITY IN BLACK ALPACAS.

The longest Stock of this Line of Goods in the market, representing fifty different Styles and Prices

riiks

-ill

•ij-

THE ROYAL STANDARD

-fi &

I v#

A AL AC JES-l

(Trade Mark registered in England and imported exclusively by Griswold„&. Kellogg.) i,

Sold only by W. S. RYCE & CO., in Terre-Haute,

and colorf and will give perfect satisfaction to all purchasers.

BLACK ALPACAS in all outside makes of every quality and price, from 33c to $1.50

"wri"

•XII Ik I '1 "1 if '*t ,,J x^Vr"r,'-,r

broods

Will be worth the attention of those wanting this class of Goods.

COMPETITION DISTANCED IN BLACK SILKS!

Gro Grain and Taffeta Silks, embracing every grade aud Price, from the lowest to the best. Our BLACK SILKS ARE REDUCED TO A SPECIE BASIS. of a good Black Silk at $1.50 per yard. Present.

SHAWLSf FURS AND CLOAKS!

This Department, fitted specially for this class of Goods, represents an

INDEPENDENT! FUR AND SHAWL STORE!

So extensive is the Stock, embracing in part every grade of Paisley, Lung and Square Shawls from $15 to $75, including everything in the way of Wool Shawis, from the Misses at 75 cents to the elegant Plaid and Stripe, beginning at $3.75, including all the best qualities at higher prices.

FURS-£ IN ?-FlT(CH MINK 'AND'*" SQUIRREL,

Astrachan Collars and Muffs and Cloaks, Mink and Fitch Boas and Muffs, Children's Furs, &c., &c. xlf,

THE FANCY NOTION DEPARTMENT Excells anything of the kind In the city, and is not surpassed East or West. jLaee Handkerchiefs from 50 cents to the handsomest Real Lace at $30. Real Thread ace Collars Lace Chemisette, Talencennes and Thread Laces and Inserting* adies Embroidered and ^Tucked Pocket Handkerchiefs in great variety. FULL MWE OF WHITE GOODS. ,H,

GLOVES, HOSE AND UNDERWEAR

S3 SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. uiwJt'v Vew Styles, Collars, Ties, Scarfs Cuffs, 1,2, 3 Plaits White Dress Shirts, Hemstitch Handkerchiefs, Ac., jnst received. '-if Vf., I Tne Stock is too large to Notice all the Departments at one time, several have been

Prices of «oods iiiHl-r aiij eirc^|.^Wt eci9 jyiU flw.ths market. 'j'w ... 5-r Jfin!' «t. ifm

WSb RYCESf CARPBIf HALL-SSj,

Will succeed tho "Buckeye Store," at the Old Stand, 77 Main Street, now being refitted as an

.:....10eents worth 15 •121-2c worth 16 2-3 lOc worth 121-2 12 1-2 worth 15 15 worth 18 23c worth 30 30 worth 40 23 worth 30 .35' worth 50

bsre sj'I]

yd h*

-v

all grades and qualities.

cents per yard, worth

oni tu noiti .. 'i iP, I" I)f ruf 1 I -wad! -Hi1

lii'

',f

I llv! jdli"! I ...

•i

"i-4«]

Bib t'tm-

cents.

jiVtl

tUlJUi

•j*

».

ts*

!'t

'•H*I

i.ft I t'lj "Wrtnl »VS(. L' 'W(3 trtfj it I "ti .'ill -J*r.

'4pm if. '..:q -iii i,lt

y'.C ill 1 .... tu'.rjJ

a 7 a

These goods are superior in width, weight,

lii J"" m.

I yu

A Black Silk Dress is the thing for a Holiday

W i)

in Embossed, Embroidered,Printed.&c.

O a Sr am

-J.

Exclusive House -Furnishing Store,

the of 1870 with an Entire NEW STOCK of CARPETS, WALL ONS, CURTAIN GOODS, WINDOW SHADES, LOOKING UPHOLSTERY GOODS,

&c., &C.

In the mean time for everything in the line of Carp«ti and WallJPaper, go to

V.f

:fh-

,iwj

Department

Just think

W Jiv:

fefi

CARPET iHALL,

77 MAIN STREET, ..r

is ttc 5t FMCSgS, propiiratory to pur Spring ananlnCa ffrf'Wpi ,f _-f- 'i

XOOK AT IT!

TKe

Empire

MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.,

W S OF NEW YORK,

ITa« achieved a sncces without a parallel' in the history of Life Insurance.

iS'tM

THE CHEAPEST

HTSURAHCE COKPAHY

INTHEVOBLD!

A Life Policy eovering 810,000, can be obtained front this reliable and progressive company, which will cost the insured (pgea 35) only $195 80

Without any Small Additions fQr InterestI •J

This policy will hold good for two years with out further payments, so that tho cash payment of a $10,000

Policy in this will

be equal to only

$87 90

per year.company

A good number of Policies have already been taken by some of the best citizons of this city in this candidate for public favor, which is destined to do a very large business here, and why should it not? for notice somo of its liberal and distinctive features

Ordinary whole-life Policies

Absolutely Non-Forfeitable From payment of first annual premiums *w' o* .'kte* &i8

All restrictions upon TRAVEL and RESIDENCE removed, and no permits required.

THE EMPIRE

Has organ ized a Board of Insurance consisting of some of our best and most reliable citizens to which all desiring tA

1 'U-ft 3 SJ t.

,, nti ul --'siit.i! -jti'Hitti-i4"j h' LIFE INSURANCE

Would do well to refer for further information before taking Policies elsewhere.

ft I

Call at tho office of tho Board, at

j'a'f.'

tedJiKiisortr! an-'i

ShMnon'sRankj

Ohio Street, bet. 3d and 4tli Sts.^

Or upon any of the following gentlemen who are members of the who will give any information desired.3oard,

COL. W. E.

W. W. JOHNSON.

S--i

i-riut'j i/ttr, fj .'J

-nr.'

Physician.

B.F. HAVENS,

Attorney.

J. n. DOUGLASS,

nov2l)dly

Soliciting Agent

,"li pit :"i 't Jt

01 IN

All worklentrasted to

have made arrangements to

iill

a HI 0 •N es a to H.

Wm. M. Barr, I N. B. Tealcle,

BARE YEAKLE,"' House and Sign Painters ^th St., Opp. Central Engine House,

COAL.

Coal and Wood.

I). C. STUNKAED AND WM. BAUICK.

Having formed a partnership under the name ofStunkard i.Barrick, for the sale of Coal and Wood, would respectfully announce to the public that they will keep constantly on hand and for sale at lowest rates, all kinds of Coal at wholcsalo and retail, also Wood for tho fall and winter trade.

Office at No.

QUL

O Bei

LIVAN COUNT! COAL.

Being now prepared to fill all orders for Sullivan County Coal, which is claimed to bo cqnr.l to the Brazil, for all domestic purposes, will deliver to any part of tho city, by leaving your order at office of

E. B.

211

OfTiCK—North

Scc24dtf

all orders,

and give all information in regard to the business.

J. A.MORGAN.

°10AL' OA L!—RIVER COAL! Screened on tho widest scroen used in Vigo county, and now iff time to get winter supplies at tho lowc»your rates. All orders promptly filled. Thankful for

pAst

favors,I

respectfully ask a continuance of tho saino liberal patronage.

Third street, between Main

and Chorry streets, where orders

may

be left,

or at tho old Weight Scales, or by addressing

P. O..Box 396. JOHN

McFARLANE.

LEATHER, HIDES, &C.

L* A. BUBXKTT.

JOHN F. MKACniM.

A. BURNETT & CO.,

Manaiactarcrs and Dealers

Leather, Hides, Oils, Shoe Findings,

ASD VCBRU1H' TOOLS.

Hos. 144 146 Main SI., Terre Hank, Ind

CASH for Hides, Furs, Sheep Pelts, Deer gkins. Tallow, and Leather in tne Rough,

Consignments always recel'e prompt attention^1''

may5dwtf

CARRIACES.

J. X. WILDY, LKWIS T80MA8, WlLLIilM POTH8. WILDY, THOMAS & CO.,

Carriage Manufacturers,

Corner 2d and Walnut Su, Terre Haute, Ind. Repairing done promptly and at Lpw Rates je2dtf

HATS AND CAPS.

NEW YORK HAT STORE. JOSEPH C. YATES IS JU8T IN RECEIPT OF Mens' Hats of all kind,

Boys' Harts of all kind#, Misses' Hats of all kiwis', Infants'Hats of all kinds,

And at nil prices.

Cwmo and*see^^e

0rder

eU°rt notioe-

THE WINTER STALES,

THE

Main Street,

S4Sna„(,

3 i* 'ttisfi

NO ACCUMULATINN OF IN TEREST on Loans or Deferred Premiums, and NO INCREASE of annual payment on any class of Policies. .ti'

McLEAN. Attorney

P. SHANNON,

Banker.

.! W.H. STEWART,

Sheriff.

DR. W. 1). MULL,

Physician

*i. A. B. FOUTS,Liveryman. HON. G. F. COOKERLY. ,' L. SEEBERGER.

Hare but

Butcher.Mmxr.

M. SCHOEMEHL,

City Treasurer.

fsijy

Torre Haute, Indiana, 1

IS NOW IN FULL BLAST!

awAk

OUB STOCK IS COMPLETE in

ihty

partment, and wo can show our patrons an immense variety of all kinds of ,.j

DRESS GOODS,] f' ..

-. And

'•ntf ir

Domestics, r-' Cloths, t- Cassimeres, .i. Nhawls,

Flannels,

3:- Blankets, 's,ir

i"Ac^

AiSf &e.

ALL BOUGHT FOR CASH AT

LOWEST PRICES!

which will be

ir ty .1

Sold

Cheap!

-stb

One

Price!

Any child can bo sent to the Now York Store will buy

AS CHEAP

an_ Dry Goods

as the best judge oi

Thus

Justice is Done to All it'i vo I) i#'* I 'j Remember tlio

Slffn:

Hii.Ki.g5Sl STORE

mmmcj

And try New York Store!'*

You will be convinced that the place for

B^K,a-^Liisrs^

In i)ry Goods, is tho

New York Store,!

73 Main Street,

Terre Haute, Indiana. Wittenberg, lluschhaupt & Co.

0} 0)

fl H.

will receive prompt

attention. Special attontion given to Sign Painting nd Graining. dly.

Buntin House,Terro Haute,

Ind. All orders for Coal filled promptly.

share of public patronage is respectfully solicited.the

Bryant

Ripley,or

Co.,

J. A.

C. I.

Footc's Tea Store, with whom

1 ui

xn rt

0 0 U)

,COSSET'S

WATJEK-PROOF

Oil Blacking Preserver, FOR Boots,Shoes,Leather, Harness,

Is now supplied to the Trade at tho Mnnufacturer's price, by

URIAH JEFFERS,

dldlm Wholesale Airent for Tcrrc-Hautc.'' CHAS. ALEXANDER.

BRAD

ALEXANDER & READ, DEALERS IN

FLOUE, MEAL,

•m

CORN, OATH,

LED HA1T.

AND FEED OF ALL KINDS,

93:&

,t Corner Sth anil Jlaln St*.

Articles delivored to any part of the cityfreo of charge. dec3cl3m

D. LKLEWKB. I. LKLKWKI. New York Far Manufactory

D. LELEWER & BRO.^

WbolctaU Dealers and Manufacturers of

Ladies' & Gents's Fursf Gloves, Ac,,

Ko. oOSonth Mrrfdlan Street, Schnull's Hloek,

IXDIAXAPOLIS, TND.

to- Furs1 m-modeled into the Latest Styles, at reasonable chararej. Particular attention paid to repairing and altering (urs, if sent from distance.

oetlWtoianl

ATTORNEYS.

JOHX P. BAIKO,

.Hk,

CBARLKScitFT.

A A I

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

OffiCI—Ko. 82 Main Street, up etaint.

A GOOD BUSINESS

I'OH

At a Bargain!!

Being engaged in other bnsinoys, I offer for sale my Ice Houso and Lot, situated in thei north part of town on tho bank of tho River also my three teams, wagons and harness, and •.*»• all the tools neeesr.iry tn carry on tho business, A good bargain cfcvn bo bad if application

made within twenty daj-jt.

|!ec?(Hw J. STEINMEHIi