Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 December 1869 — Page 2

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1TEBBE HA-UTE, IND..if

Friday Morning, Dcc. 24, 18C9.

A number of communications ar6 imavoidably laid over until to-morrow.

An

UNirstr!i.LT,Y large amount of local matter, this morijip^ excludes several articles prepared for today's Wue."

The Washington

bill

Chronicle

the latest *dvic6s\ frogi

ate $130 000 A

claims that

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the election pt SD^nsjtljjp^^bl.' ihAttarWa" over ttMth/t

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A meeting of the Board of Tim stees of Purdue Vuiveraity was held at the Executive Department, Indian apolis, on Wednesday, the enlire Board being present, Tha object of the meeting was to definitely fix the site of the University, and this ^rork was succe.ss fu 1 Iv accom pi isjliofl. t* wa sil ofc rti pi ed to locate it upon a fine tract of one hundred acres of land on the west side of the Wabash river, opposite Lafavette.

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patriotic people are bending their weary backs beneath the heavy burden of taxation rendered necessary

to

pay current

expenses and reduce the public debt, deserves to be passed from Maine to Texas and into the Gulf of Mexico, on the toes of tax-payers' heaviest boots. This may not be an elegant, ipanner of putting it, but itM tipfetrut^,^ *jb$h|ald fce wil-4 ling td ftian one pair of boots "to be employed in helping the introducer of that bill on the proposed journey. Who is he? Can the Indianapolis

Journal

We

give us his

his name? This is not a time for trifling with the people's earnings, and it is the duty of the press to hold all such rascals up to public reprobation, whatever may be their name or station.

alluded a few days ago to an excellent movement, instituted in Congress by Gen.

Butleb,

which has long been

needed, and which we hope to see carried out into practice immediately:*'is to dispense with the present hiocte rtf dispensing pension moneyed widows and orphans, and substituting, therefor a, system of postal orders, by which the recipients will get their pensions bi-monthly. The present ageney system is both cumbrous and expensive. In fact, it is eating Into a very large portion of the present dole to the widows and orphans of our. soldiers. Establish the postal order system, and the present agency machinery, with its charges against any little pittance in the shape of a pension, will be abolished. Such an agency will not be needed until we have had another war, jvhiph we trust, will be never. Thdse wko liave*i7 readv paid the charges necessary to entitle them to pensions should not be called upon to pay them again every time they simply take that which belongs to them. What they have got ought ever after to be wholly theirs. The postal money system would justify j,tg estahli«y ment bj its ^services in tliis inktter. if bailed 1cTclo&) in every otherM^'

ROBBERY ON A STEAMEB.

A Texan Lopes OTer $5,000—Particu-,

irom tho St. Lonis Republican.] Within the last month or so some startling robberies have been perpetrated in this part of the country, and it seems very evident that among our floating population just'ftt present may Tfe .numbered some adroit and daring^'jfrofeiSonaV'-* The last illustj-attpn of t^s fad wis developed Thuredayon boardithe steadier H. M. Sbreve, lying at the Omaha Line wharf boat, foot of Olive street.

On Thursday Mr. John W. Zehner, Mt Charles Zehner. his brother, and Mr, Joseph Forrest, engaged passage to Jefferson, Texas. These gentlemen had been in this city for some days, stopping at the Laclede Hotel. On the afternoon of the day mentioned, Mr John Zehner went to the Fourth National Bank and:drew,

$5,525

in greenbacks, mostly in largfe

bills.

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might have been watched, he went into the private office of the bank, where the amount was paid him. No one but his brother knew of his having drawn the money. He placed the bills in a pocketbook and went down to the boat, accompanied by .his brother and Mr Forrest, The Stateroom allotted to them was double pne. and they occupied it together, the clerk giving it to them in accordance with their request. They took supper on board, and then started for a walk up town, and returned to the boat about 9 o'clock, and Retired to .bfd in room No. 4. Mr. "Worsbanij the clerk, before the boat left in the .evening, was particular to warn'the passengers about locking their stateroom doors, and, moreover, cautioned them to

take out the keys

Mr. John Zehner woke up, as he thinks, abouH2 o'clock in the night, and found the door of his room unlocked, but being confused with sleep, did not' think much about it, but merelv reached over and turned the kev, looking the door, then, as though to satisfy his mind, reached under his pillow, took out his pants, felt in his pocketbook and found the money all "O. K." He then went to sleep, and upon awakening yesterday morning discovered to his dismay, that' hi.^fehgy^ras

T?iis discovery produced, fSrmlfyMFexpected a decided sensation, and no small excitement prevailed upon the boat for some time. The facts oft he robbery were promptly conveyed to the Central Police Station, and a dective! was sent down, who made an examination and quickly ascertained that the kteV of the door had been turned from the outside by, the use of a well-known thiefs inclement called an "outsider." Every effort was made yesterday to trace the thief, but no success had attended the oficcers up to a late hour last night. Mr. John Zehner decided to rmeain in the city for some days to assist in looking after liis money, but his brother and Mr. Forrest go on to Jefferson with the Shrevc, which will leave this morning. It seems this steamer was advertised to leajp Thursday evening, and this jk»U poneifspt resulted *nost tnfwfthif^f^M least to one party. Most probably, had she left as announced, the robberv ould not have occured. It nuist be«ud, however, that there is a safe on board of every boat, and passengers having valuables should always place them with the clerk for safe keeping over night, and if thieves secured no plunder they would forsake the boats, and the unsuspecting would travel with more security and larger wallets. fcWmV*

Not very long ago a lady lost $10,000 worth of diamonds on the steamer Richmond, below Vicksburg, and several other boats have been visited bv thieves recently, so4i*|blw» well to, adopt ail p&slldJikrabaitKml £I*ist trip this steamer was visited by the gentry, and several of the passengers suffered losses through having their staterooms robbed. The Emilie LeBarge, aljo at. the same wharf boat* several weekfe aJo^jj^s "gone through," probacy*hy the same rascals, who seem to devote particular attention to those steamers,: -?.''-

It is proW*edAo lywbS a mari ill iv-an-1 Bas City who steals "his neighbors' wells by tapping them from the bottom. \.:w

A chap in Stratford, Connecticut, reccntly grave a prize chowder, the prize.being a goida Wbie-pono^^ ft*

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SPUBffEOlT.

Daily telegraph

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As He Was—As He Is.

From the St. James Those who go geon at thepresei rived from Jfe »BatatioC3be earn himself in th(*£asr)|j*iIl4nlph"oteb_,, __ disappointed. He no longer indulges in those eccentricities which did so much riginally to attract notice to his preaching. He still says startling things and it ishynomrMwPM

couia war Hate"Been 'but tnat after bearing him preach at least half a dozen times, and after reading more than a score of his printed sermons, he finds his old_ prejudice entirely destroyed. In their place he is free to confess that he entertains a very lively admiration of the great preacher's simplicity and earnestness. He has no respect for his literary powers, nor has he any sympathy with the. forbidding cheader of much of his theoldgiciirenfed, Hut helms never heard a preacher Hnuj-was able t6 impress his audience with such a sense of his own earnestness and sincerity by means so simple as those which Mr. Spurgeon uses to effect this end. His sermons are, like his prayers, entirely extempore.

The preacher stands in front of his platform, pocket Bible in hand, and pours out in that wonderful voice of his a discourse which is always telli

g^^^OM^^^^^^^^ly aspire, nor doea he ever seek to indulge in rhetorical fireworks above the heads of the congregation. On the contrary, his first object appears to be to talk, in the simplest manner, to each person before him. Anecdotes, some of them rather tco ludicrous, one would think, to be used with propriety in the pulpit, quaint illustrations and

saasffir Mr. Spurgeon as a preacher. When you analyze his sermons you marvel at the effect they have produced but when you lif-ten to them as a whole, rolled forth by that magnificent voice, and evidently coming straight from the heart of a man terribly in earnest, you ieas&£o wonder at their success. That there are many drawbacks to the pleasure of listening to him we need hardly say. He does not scruple at times to strangle his congregation on Sunday morning upon the political events of the past week but even when he does not do this, it is impossible to mistake his politcal creed. He regards the Church Es-» tablishment as a monstrous iniquity: he looks Uipoh tha» (Guns&tiAtiTa jlartJVik a he^ compp.^4 design^g^avfp .^d, ignorant dupes. He is as free in praising "WilHaraE^rtiHttdsfbn^

itself,

foily Telegraph i™.,

.yphli fro'v y'nm,

They call lynch law rude justice, in Kansas.

LargeHroves of Texas cattle" are arriving on the Pacific coast.

Trunks and overskirts are still in high favor.

The glass-eye business employs six hundred men in this country.

!The

to^H^e^Uote

good a3 If (Should be.

The debt of Chicago is more than three times as large as that of the State of Michigan.

Anna Cora Mowatt Eitchie is writing a story for the

Boston Advertiser.

Moire antiques are growing in favor pore. a boaste billiard saloon in the United States.

A dwarf eight inches shorter than Torn" Thumb is on exhibition at Chicago. Edinburg'thinks of a monument to Dr. Ch Nk dred deer.

New York has a store for the sale of

niimber 1,!S8 members. Twenty thousand persons in live in cellars.

Philanthropic cigar dealers i& is, of

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Apprehending that his movements

The result of over-heating is in the boots. The exact reverse upon over-drinking.

A British soHier was gagged in the Halifax: barracks the other day, And Wip found dead next morning.

|?Hanj[i6life:

for the

Detroit

and put the catch

on the locks. He even welit- back into the ladies' cabin and told those that were there assembled to use the same precaution, and wisely all followed his advice but the gentleman who was so unfortunate as to lose his money.-j

in iufci:rJHjKttttt ditlercnce that we have improved in the ^r^^wWdhf^^die, m1

quantity

ful whether there is any economy in this increase in efficency, for the reason that the quicker we extinguish afire the more everything is damaged by the floods of water. Let science take up this matter, and give us improved methods of dealing ith this destructive element.

*McM fay Cbi

An

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A Congo, Cold or Sore Throat

Requires neglect

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$600 in San Francisco ji an indiffeuent artide can be bought fdf $300i'

2yiiritn«-r'''iyie.T','-°

a Tale of LoTe Ahtf fib^alty.

Tho diary which Eug«ht[i6[fdr'$'rif6vifi}ir be illustrated with cuts, chiefiggt of whUih will be the Suez canal.

An editor of atti Ohlcftv6BWy,®t brief absence, says:."Well, reader, we are again upon our own dunghill."

The eh^itonfea-^teo^pferatfv^ fAWft Sfl North Brookfield, Ma,ssaphwettft,iaa failure, and has been tfotirtdV-

ffhero! aftrt\reniy-8ev^n. mSiwrof'bMr wire in the Fifth. Avepqe ^t)tl jpr York. A good chance here for Albany legislate**, ,0!) jmlK Q£li Oi J'-u'' $ na«E wp M-.:

Dangers by Fire and

The Chicsigo

Water.{-(l

Times

Phili

ast wee!

A faeWs^he^ffliattijtoprt (Pa.) murderer, tooK a dose orrlne^r and molasses to relieve a sore throat half an hour before he was hanged.

Villemessant offers one-half of the Paris

Figaro

for sale. He asks 1,500,000 francs for it, and says that the investment will

e=W'BS!i$aabiio.«t Rev. Henry Servell, a Baptist clergyman residing near Hillsboro, Orescon, commited suicide on the 12th inst., by

When Adah

delved and Eve span,

disease was unknown but since that time theanuy lpf-dw^eratgdnuid the pres-ent-dteSHiMmklHd is WBfctW •Vfllt- many diseases, yet if people would take a medicine upon the first symptoms of disease which would pass direct to the afflicted

Pills to be the best and most Universal of Medicines, they should be nsed in Liver Cbmpliirit. Female Irregularities, Bfllious Disorders, Dispepsia, Ac. Use t^ie Mountain Herb Pills, andJur a fai^ triaL

effect.

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PUBLIC SPEAKER8 use

them to clear and strengthen the voice. Owing to the good reputation and popularity of tho Troches, many

'ered, which are good for

A IN the fane.

SOLD EVERYWHERE

lists. BROWNING & SLOAN, General Agts. For sale by all druggists in Terre-Haute. dec8d6m

ARCHITECT.

ARCHITECT & BUILDER.

•J. A. VllYDAGH, 1

Plans, Specifications. Superintendance, and etail Drawings furnished for every descripion of Buildings. Officb—Northeast corner of Wabash and lixth Streets, 2d story,|Deming Block.

TO SELL OUR CELEBRATED

Jolden Fountain Pen!!

cknowledgod by all who have used them to 1 the best Pen made or sold in this country. blotting 1 No soiled fingers 1 Sixty lines rittcn with one pen of ink I Will outwear ly steel pen ever made. Bankers, merchits, tcachers and all classes, endorse them in ,o highest terms of praise- Put up in neat side boxes. Ne. 1, for general use No. 2, edium No, 3, for ladies' use or fiae penan ship. Price: oncjioXjSocentsj two boxes

a iTg?

liberal Commission to Agents!

We are prepared to give any energetic pering the age ission which will pay S200 per month. We

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taking agency of these Pens, a comTo to

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SCRAPS, vr*\V»* \tt

Libby prison is now a sumach factory.

cii vite all persons wishing employment nd for samples and circulars. Threo sample Pens will be mailed for 10 cts.

Address, WESTERN PUBLISHING CO., Indianapolis, Ind.,liP'i

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a gan jyUal^sidf has IMiOL

The Eev. Stephen Tyng, Jr., thinks of settling in Columbus, Ohio, over Trinity Church.

.win Adams qkiar.ed^l6

fotni

"^Th^alifornians ae«-«ars the "gilt-ed|

the trains1

Manufacturer's Agents.

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BROWN & MELVIN

Will sell

Queensware, Olaasware, Lamps,

Table Cutlery, French China,

fflOT't

any other liouse in the city.

Give them, a call.

Country Merchants and small dealers call and look at our stock of Lamps, Lanterns, Chimneys, Burners, Tumblers, Glassware, Ai., at

No.

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Main Street.

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Mirrors, Looking Glasses,

bums, Stereoscopic Views,* Frames,

•^sss

vorthlen and' cheap

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lea ted Cauch Candy, made from extracts prepared in vacuo—a certain and effective remedy for Coughs Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Its great popularity and immense

THAT

COVUHI

decl6

Main Street, (Lindcmann's Old Stand.)

anos, Melodeons, Parlor and Church Organs, tyd Musioal Instruments of every descriptiojn. Large Stock of all kinds of romos, strictures,

Moulding, etc.,

In great variety.

5r Particular attention paid to tuning and 1] airing Pianos and other Musical Instrunts.

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C.J. KANTMANN.

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M.B.OTDSOFS 1 rar,

'House

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Furnisluiig

Crockery! Crockery!

very justly remarks

that about ons-half the damages of fires is caused by the water used to extinguish them. Of the $50,000,000 annually lost bv fires, not less than $20,900,000, could pb& JtWii1VMNpome other agent tticin ^fe9nnc«aK| extinguish ing them. *o.w«mewlfat wngular that chemistry does not take up this matter of saving $20,000,000 per annum, by finding u. a substiUite the Jwnbarptis msttod which we employ ifi dealing with conffagatiqn?. mifcft advance. We use. the same agency that TO*

STORE! Okw For the Delicate Ski

Knives and Porks! Knives and Fores! "Spoons, all kinds.

Spoons, all kinds.

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,, Holiday Gifts! HoUday Gifts!

Coal Oil Lamps! Coal Oil Lamps!

Japan Toilet Sets, Slip Jars .Water Carriers, Bird Cages,Wood £iul Willow Yaire, Fane

Tabli

and in fact in a first-i Stbre.

39 Main St., opposite Hulman's.

I M. B. HUDSON. nov23dw3m

BARTLETT & GKIINDY.

Vlshti. or Until Death, by Augusta J. Evans, author of Beulah," "kacaiM," St. Blmo,'* etc.

The Life of Audubon, the Naturalist, edited by his widow.

A Stranded Ship, by L. C. D»tU. Tke Gates Ajar, by JSlUabeth Stuart Phelps. Yesteniay, To-Day aad Forerer, by E. H. Bickcrateth. «own F°lks,The Chimney Corner, and Little Foxes, by H. B. Stow©.

Kthelyn^ Mistake, by May J, Holmes, And lots of 0the# new and eMInt 1 which ifcli'tilififtfl&qM&tfuCfcHrBtige^

BARTLETT & GRUNDY

Receive all the Important publication* WnM!SL^j.'s.S'd *U\i bua

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 Misery and Suffering how •isiton are Swindled by Professional Adventurers how Virtue ana Vice go arm-in-arm in the Beautiful City now the most Fearful Crimes are committed and concealed how money is squandered in useless luxury and contains over ISO fine Engravings of noted Places, Lift and Scenes in Paris, Agents wanted. Canvassing books sent free. Address NATIONAL

PUBLISHING

CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, Chicago

Illinois, or St. Louis, Mo.

OMEN of New York

or, the tadea-werM

to ruin.

all the

took

mt

the

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

Avoid tAc Railroad

Signals of danger are up.—

More Money in it for Live Agents than any other Book. Takes three presses time to print fost enough.

178

order«

One AoaU

74C

days.

pages. 45illns-

trations. Price. Ajreuta Wi Address H- T. WCK CO., 145 Ni New York.

street,

($2,) both sent for (4^0. "Bmehitla ana kindred Dleeeeee," by the Editor, sent poBt.^id for 81,70. W.W, HALL, 176 Broad-

Now is the time to take an

stantlyincreasin

LOKILARD'S

"EUREKA"

kinf'

is an excellent article of granulated Virginia wherever introduced it is nni-

Smoking Tobacco

versally admired. It is iut up in handsome mnslin.bags, in which Pipes are daily packed.

musiin.ba£8, in which orders for Meerschaum

LORIM.ARD'S

SNUFFS.

have now been in general use !n the United

States over 110 years,

and still acknowledged "the best" wherever

where- Circular of prices mailed on application- P. LOBILLOBD A CO., New York

LORILLAHD'S Yacht Club

is made of the choic est leaf grown it is anti-nervous in

Smoking Tobacco its effects, as the Nicotine has been extracted it leaves no disagreeable taste after smoking it is verymild. lifh tin color and weight, hence one pound will last as long as fhree of ordinary tobacco. In this brand we also pack orders every day for first quality Meerschaum Pipes. Try it and convince yourselves it is all it claims to be, "the'best of all,"

••lOBILLARB'S This brand of Fine mPWTTTR I Cot Chewing Tobac-

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Jllll 1UB.I co has no equal or suCtaewlng Tobacco,) perior anywhere. It is without doubt the best Chewing Tobacco in the country.

OLOHON'g CMldrea'-Cader-ClothM Siipporta er—Is the most perfect article of the kind ever offered to the public made prettily, fits nicely, gives ease and comfort and is just what every Miss

wants. Mothers interest

Sumner St., Boston, Mass,

BUSINESS

each town and city to manufacture and sell Weather Strips and Rubber Mouldings.

Patent run out, free to all.

Full particulars, a valuable samill do to commence work on, and

of writing. hi

pie, which will do to commence work on, and

a copy of

The People'» Literary Companion—one

aabei"

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id best

of tHe largest ana best family newspapers published, all sent free by "nail. Reader, if you

if,

want permanent, profitable work, a C. ALLEN & CO., Augusta. Maine.

iuucu, oft* nuk free by -»»ia. jui want permanent, profitable work, address E

nrnv 4 Ptt h. t. gbatacap. im nil-Ei tAra. Grand St.. New York,

Lures

Firemen'^Japsof nes^ateriioh nlstiMVtlaa oIB^Hneror lor,Ud p¥i leaBter Mil:

Fire

I? Ml JgPILEPSY OR jpiTSj

Persons afflicted with this distressing diseaso should not fail to secure and use my improved EPILEPTIC REMEDY.

manent Cure

Dr.

Glassware! Glassware!

A per­

effected in every case, or no

charge- Send stamn for circular, terms, Ac, J. K.ROSS. Noblesville, Ind. 9QA For first-Slass new 7 Oct £«/v Sent on trial, U• £LPian

a of Ladles and Children.

SOLD BT AIL DRUGGISTS.

WHITTIER, 617 St. Charles St., St. Louis, Mo., of Union-wide reputation, treats all venereal diseases also, seminal emissions, impotency, Ac., the result of selfabuse. Send 2 stamps for sealed pamphlet, 50pp. No matter who failed, state case. Consultation free.

JAMES B.LYNE,

Wholesale and Retail doaler in

Pure Copper Distilled Ken tacky Whisky

TBME-HAUT»,Iir»,

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AGENTS WANTED everywhere to sell the

ING-MACHINE CO.. Boston, Mass-, or St. Louis, Mo,

TO THE WORKING CLAS&-We are now prepared to furnish all classes with constant employment at home, the whole of the time or for the spare moments. Business new, li^ht and profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn from 50c to $5 ger evening, and a proportional sum by devoting their whole time to the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. That all who see this notice may send thtfif address, and test the business, we make this unparalled offer: To such as are not well satisfied, we will send 91 to pay for the trouble

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