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DAILY EXPRESS.

*f i.4UD£ri5.'*M^§»

Wednesday Morning, M*r-h 16,1870.

Repullic*n

Slate Titkcl.

SECHETARY OF STATK, 'V1AX F. A. HOFFMAN

JOHN D. EVAKS. TBE180*BE OAff&TJv

--A

mark."

KOBERT H. MILR(» .1CDCES OF SUPBEMK CtaRT,!

••Tc^S?v':

THE Natchez

STT-

New South

puts at the

head of its editorial columns the name of James I- Alcorn, of Mississippi, for i££

President in 1S72. ,•*

HON. FRED A. PIKE, an ex-member of Congress, and one of the ablest men in Maine, has been elected to fill vie no in the Legislature of that State

GESEBAI. eently relieved or Sis fill Golladay's

HAVING

r», 'disabintTef is

seat in Con-

spoken of to fill1 gross for the Third Kentucky District.

•fir

GOLLADAY'S card, announcing himself a candidate for re-election, already appeal* in the^ntucky journals. of thfe tidaisville WWHhe slightest encouragement.

started the ball of retrench

ment in the army the House is rolling it on through the navy. The Senate seems to be perplexed with the Hon* Mmy bill, bat If will be cbmpllle# UJ'tOfe,the

IT IS stated, on the best authority, that there are, the Kentucky State Krison, ulte a number of persons who are serving out sentences for running off slaves, some of them having ten years to run Governor Stevenson, if he had enough, would pardon them. He might us w.ell keep men there for 1: Union nrmv

don correspondent of

WuM

GOOD ANECDOTE

'•''it

THE divinity wtiirih &oih: hed«?e about a, King or an heir apparent is not regarded so sacredly as it used to be. The Lon

Xew Yo,k

^ays it is the opinion of many per

sons there that the Prince of Wales perjured himself when he swore he had never behaved improperly with Lady Mordaunt. He was not cross-examined.

is told of Mr. llevels

the new Senator from Mississippi, who lately sat by and heard hjmself and his race assailed by the Democrats in the Senate before he was admitted to his seat. A. Republican Senator asked him if he wo* disturbed bv the abuse of the leaders of (he

n0'"

caid Mr.Ctfevelv like it very much.

It will show the colored people of America who

are theujrienih."

THO^E \f$f K^e&keu We*#rBdWe to sound the sentiment of Congress as to a further inflation of currency say that the proposition is certains to -be defeated. A New York letter savs: "The universal feeling now, ..uside of the mere gold gamMeh5*&K!fe, i»,'6hdt the artonerkhe premium goes to par the better. possible shrinkage in values resulting from that could be worse to endure than the exist-

fc|#«jn*rt£unty 2jj|0'nse'"

Asn

NOW,

says the Chicago

the New York

World,

in the language of Elijah

Kest tranquil, dear

World.

or fall according

iudignation

UNWARNED by the disastrous-failure of such efforts ^sevsiienv Llia^ Teauieraii party propose spring in CI

tjIE

the most prominent ana eloqnent nl tne speakeis in the recent Xew Hampshire: lfcroint campaign, of tlio^e who commenced early and worked late, busy day and night, with whole heart and soul enlisted on principle, is" Jtfcteis" -o( the cause, was

His in-

H4FI#H

Republican,

World

brings out Elijah

the Fishbite, with lour hundred and fifty prophets of 7aal, and four hundred Asherah, tinder the especial protection of Jezebel, the wile of Ahab. With such a

force.- agtfeiii|t|f|t|ry^Cjj^

^halufig ttwf ich prevails in (.'ongress concerning Cuban affairs. "How long halt ye?" inquires the

It is only "a

spring halt." Trrr-tmuAt iM. mg

THE Legislature of Mijisourj has passed by

a heavy

and submitted' tor .tli% people certain amendments to the Constitution, which, it is said, will unquestionably be adopted nt the next election. Three of these remove ill political disabilities imposed by the Constitution because of participation in rebellion, the first extending suffrage to all male citizens, the second repealing the restrictions as to oflice-holding and the third as to jurors. These three, when adopted) will sweep away every form of discrimination' between citizen* of that State on account of race, color, previous condition of servitude or pa-l participation in rebellion, and will put all citizens upon an equal footing each

is with

that

io»jfi'iiy in both "Houses,

to stand

to his own merits.'

FOR the tirst time in the lii4|n4of Mts«ouri -as we learn from the Sr. LoUis

vcrat—negroes

Dr.m-

voted at a railroad election

in Morgan county la«t week. The tjne-i lion wa« as to granting aid to a new railroad, and the Radicals of the county favored it almost unanimously. The order uf Court called tor a vote bv all tax-pay-payers. ami among the tax-payers in that a a Demoerats, thinking that they could control the colored people, became very anxious to have then, vote, and when that bud been agreed upon, went about ]tersuading the negroes that a railroad would bring in Irishmen to take ava? labor froui theiu. Thee and other representations at tirst had some etlcet. But on tlx# night before the election the colored people tjathered quietly in the Court House, and were there addre**ed by Oolbnel Stover. The next day they went

to the polls

and v»Msd in a solid body, to th«1«tTtTtrt*.wliar man, tor the railroad subscription, and the wrath of :he old logie.v%aK9qmething rich

witness. Their curses and their

at the admission of

negr0

votes—whidi rhee had-fivoretl when it.

was supposed they could control them-

progressive people of the country.

,U]

Hi-at^nmentK, il

lustrations and .ajppeajls,,decorated by the glitty^Hlr|liancp of'oVafory, carried irresistible convict ion to the masses,So earnestly and assiduouslv has he labored, that his worndown phvKique must rejoice at the idea of respite. Hi* co-fatwrers doubtless experience the same fatigue and exhaustation and all thanks to tbein for their exertions. They will now have tame to recruit, and leisurely scan 'the gratifying results, conscious that Xew Hampshire fired the first gun of the Union for Grant, freedom andeconomv.". "T

'"m"' ,:U

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

A Bra/.illiau Vessel with 1 hr» tt«u»lreil and Sixty Tmis of bau^wder IMonn

I'p. I':JRI"

Kio Janeiro advices of Februai^.-1st gives an account of the explosion of gunpowder at the Island of Cerrito, at the mouih of the Paraguay, consisting of three hundred and sixty tuns of powder. 5n the 2d the Brazilian schooner .Pluto had just received a cargo of powder she was to take to Uio, and

was alongside the

pontoon from -wlfich the powder had bgeti,trfcnsferrech• 'Therfl'aptain was on. shore receiving his

la.-t orders,

when

three distinct detonations were lieard.— Thev were the blowing up of the Pluto,, the pontoon, and the magazine on shore. What was the cause is unknown, as

every

one about the store and ves-( sels, disappeared in the explosion. Seventeen perished on "board the Pinto, including the wife and daughter of the captain, and nine Workmen repairing the vessel, fortunately there were no persons on the pontoon or in the magazine, it being the.breakfast hour. The captain

of the iron-olad lying near

savs the Schooner exploded first, the pontoon hext, and the magazine last.—

The captain of the schooner say

fore he

left

the

a that be

the hatchways were battered

dowii and Covered with tfti'pHtili-n.and the deck was washed. If it was not for this statement, (me might find a verv^ probable'caiise foV the omnipresent cigarette, for men-linye been smoking while engaged in the manufacture of cartridges, and it is only a little tiine ago that a country store" resolved itself into brickbats and mortnr by the storekeeper, in going to

FOOD FOR

THOrUHT.

Aim to do some permanent good, that your existence may be crowned us,ft-, fulness. /if

KanssisCitv has been in a tremor of excitmeirt for the past twenty-four liours growing out of the assassination in broad day of Col. John -Wilder,, fdhfyrf jUie,

Journal ttf "oiiaM*S

telegraph this morning Hashed the mel-

Jmmialj tif

.Jonr»«r* account

It is^with feelings of tiie iiwst intense! horror and indignation, thai ye take^^ oiir jien ti chronicle Uie J}ru(:^ ,anrf unprovoked miirderi of Cpl.ohn Wilder, Senior editor of

£i

Happiness only begins when wishes end, and he who hankers after more enjoys nothing.

Our hope for self ivstrongeitf, and least selfish, when

is blertded tvitk our hope

for the world. Help others when you can.but never,but never, when yon cannot affor'd'toy merely because it.is fashionable.

A uiaiti/if litt ^jsclo^i ,is a sage among fools \)ut nimself is chief among fools if he looks for admiration from them."

If yon would be pungent, be brief, for it is with words as with sunbeams—the

more they are condensed the deejier burn. A word

ofkindness is

mMS'

flower. The mere lapse

our ..thoughts as wnli rti«

flpwers—those

that are simple

sion Cdrrv their seeds

in expres

with

duce not hint Man often

them those

aredonble charm the mind,

but pro

weep in his sleep. When

lie awakes he scarcely remembers that he has shed tears. So regarding life in the second, iliou will no longer know thai thou hast wept in the first.

A vonng man who desire* fo fulfill his destiny must have in view some elevated object in life, and he must resolutely sac ritice everything inconsistent with the attainment-

it.

I-et him do this, in hum

ble confidence iot) and (juietly bide his time. Providence will take carp of the rest. ,'t

Be trim

to your

a conscious

ness of spiritual force and progress never experienced by the vulgar of high life or low life, who march, as they are drilled, to the step of their fortunes.—(%nnin/.

He who has not learned the lesson of resolute self-help has made

as a student, has

be subject to the other Iialf who will.— Thev who do the thinking will either direct iv or indirectlv do the governing.

»TIIK ship-lMiildiftj jflterwi .seeks

t\ie journal.

bail striking^tJolon^Wilder just above and behi|«ill##|^t,i|ft^mary region, ami traveled iu a diagonal direction towards the heart. Colonel Wilder did not at first «eem to realize that he

was

laid on

tend a customer, flinging his cigarette behind him into an open keg of powder. Some damage was done to vesels lying off the Brazilian arsehal established at Cerrito. A powder flatboat near the magazine vanished a pontoon hauled ashore half a mile awaV, was driven into the river and sunk -a bomb Hat,a mile away, was overwhelmed hy-th? ya,ve and sunk four iron-clads suffered some damage, and tl'ie buildings on shore were injured. The the neighboring trees were Overthrown for a considerable distance, torn up by by beams and splinters hurled into (he forest by the explosion. A great number of birds were killed, and onlh^.same day' a large quantity of dead- or stunned fish were washed ashore, for a Jong way down, and the schooner's anchor is said to have been found at the other end of the Island.

cdcked hiK pistol the Second time,-but did not fire. Officers ®'Hare# Haplin, and' Marshal Keek heard the sbiot and advanced to arrest Hutchison,iwhoretreated a tew steps and pointed his revolver^ but officer Haplin clasping him from behind,• he

was

mischief. He was at once taken into the Recorder's. Court room in« seiirchcd, hen two reVol vers Wei't jtaTcen froni4him. He waS then, to'k'ee^ frorti' the crowd,, taken down stairs and locked1 tip."

Htate Executive, lie is' Jp6we?less to prevent tl^e daily penietralion of outrk^feV1" JiasKed Kif-Iuiix^earoh railroad trains,

to find persons

Assets

little progress

grown little toward real

manhood. Half the world refuses to do its own thinking, to toil through the solution of its own knotty problems hence half the world who will not do this

NEWADV

Kan-

Rf.1).

e.ivenworth (Kansas) Bulletin-

of .Mat *JHUK

#he P.'JP®"

received from Kansas (ltv By mail today teem with accounts of the murder, and niiite iir sjieairmg in ferths of praise and admiration of 'thd- «toceaMS(k -''The

whreli MT, 4Wfcfepiwa**eimr

alitor (ionies to hand ito-ttay.i dtawed in moHrning, and cMitaining wufiilisgbBtth of the tragedy, together wfth a. biography of the deceased. We hereto append the

:innannhiincedbis

brave spirit »yas sent into the presence of his maker. John Wilder. _,was no

ward^ at )i^ji^uhVp''s ftpjftto defeiis^ ,and o^en,' Kravecr/t^U 'n '*-K-

cow ^er her cause, and npw,"when' again visited our country,"helias fallen a victim lo the mnrderool' hatred of one whom lie never harmed.' le-s-qy/. ,/ i.1". *i )THi MURSKR. far «s*&e can gather fhe' itidts Col. Wilder a as standing at the «i»rth-east end of the hallaway^ wliieH n^'tWfo^igh the' court house, in coriversation with Mell 11. Hud-on, the! ctty. clet-k.

dbrioxious

seldom spoken in

vain. It is seed whi^b, even when dropped by chance, springs up

a beautiful

years is not life."

Knowledge, truth, love, beauty, goodness, faith, alone can give vitality^iq ^he mechanism of existence. «i'•*.***

••*$« i:

In broad

daylight, in the midst ttfa |opu(ous city, her has been hiirried intiileteenity by the pistol of a cowardl}* assai*i?nii:i ^i0'warn ing wax given, but til!

to the

city]. Murder is done^yithQ^jc.oi.njiiine-i tion, arrest,or^piinisliment. Judge Lynch visits veng»n«^?J'it-ft8j just provocation,, and carries out private resentments and class prejudices,

without

snppress df'Mfilic^fl|lenpt

A Cough, D9W OR) 8ORE Throat

ther h»FP 9 fnotbinif effei't. SIN«BRS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them to clear and strengthen the y°U-e.

Owing to the rood reputation und But'iiliiri ty of the Troches,

Jail. I, JS70,

m* j?

too,

the removal of all duties on hide* /s asked for the protection pf tanners, whose business is already lucrative. We suppose the "revenue taritf" men, however, will lind no difficulty in snp|x rtin«: both these measure, hough raising no revenue at all, and granting special privileges, lor the protection of particular classes.—• unn- jit* jt: ,- IiUMWi is-

THK Military rommittee HA agreed to report $500,600 for Kansas, OR {HE

I it an ha be approprt-

for jhem in

were very to the liberal and4 know too well out there "how it is

done."—Cin.

SIX-CORD.

•w

Requires immediate attention, as ^eglqftpfte? r9s«ft| in an

incurable

SNFTK DIFT

Brown's

Bronolilsl

imitation* are offered, lehu-Ji ar^ pood/dytfotlnug, tf

Be sure to OBTAIN the

true.

BHOWX'S SOfaD feVEfrtWB

MVNA

,4/'

own highest conviction.

Intimations |Von» our own souls of something more perfect than mhprs teach if faithfully followed, give us

(M'llES.

novzodwvim

LIFE INS.CO.

I. HI

Annual Income

$6,000,000

kj*

L. O. HAGBB, Jjocal Agt. I VTIL.IM -st its rt» «p-

'*J

.'*) *H

IUIIM

'HA3.

Al.EXA\nGR.

4LKXANDKK

PRO

lection by a removal of all duties on materials used in the construction of vessels. Is not this asking a special privilege, lending

monopoly in that

fit

species of

manufacture*,'ijuite .a* much as placing- a high duty on imported steel for tho bene

of workers in that metal?

So.

score

of military service during 'he war. Inirhvucally we suppose it is all right, but ettrinsicall we fear the soldiers will get

K. BEAU.

KEAI,

S 4 I 4

FtOUK, MEAL,

,.« OATS,

E A

ynrvED -ftr-x-Mr a is ns,

4'nrner itll

IMM!

Artitlif?

rfirecio,,. They

Times.

Main St*.

delij

ti'harjk'.

II. Clark, J. E. HrMrht. E. Wrig-lit, ttfiUklo Street. hetw*E« WlUi'i Ah. Have associated theuitelves in the mantfac-1 tre

nil of lSoots Shoes. ij

INR^NNIL

iil n¥

KIMIT?

aD«

MLOE?.

!U»KTT

wari^ted^ fenuine*R*nchTwe Islso*keep*® 1 of'cloeks.^W^cllo^^Jewejo1»^e a S S W & O •BFFISW CLARK, VTRTQHT

CO. AU

srff si m-?

'•itB.iKti '«§»•»k bne

rth'inttsH .ik"

For sile by all dealftrs

Forth? IN-llcste Silb' of

was

nior

tally wotindfed. as Ire walked thi-ough the hall towards tkfe'Beeor.def's roortit' .where two gentleineh, "6ne of' whotn- hei »ec ogrii/ed and called by hanle as»4st*d him into the City Attoniey's'^Office, ^in: the or rcprner. of the Court House. Here lie

the llpor, ,*wd l)rs.

lknnett, Alprris Portfef,. Jpjpjcgon,, and Woodson, were speedily 7,^ aitenaance. Their skillful

efforts, however,

avail, for

Tile fom-

DHYCOODS A NOTIONS.

'::U ."«».•*

a«Mf

•, i'. h'« "'i 'lit: i*' (ESTABUNHElnm)

GRIFFITHS,

Saws! Axes! SAWSof an^eRCriirtioi^. "'AXlvS. ind MILL FURNISlU Jftii?.-. SAWS

with Solid

peace h'^is

The

niurdercr, Janjes H. Hutchinson1, Was standing in the west or front door of the Market House. He

north sid^ of Fjoiw th ,tuiCpj^«ged in conversation wUh jMik SQL and pointing to where Hudson and Col. Wilder were standing,' asked

TCETV.OR WITLI

f^Son.t B'6«tfAn- or Belroil. Nk*H.

11 »r

tnd

Fruit

wept

OROWERF^SS*

.qver lot the

man was not Wilder-^'1 "Mr. Smith" told him he did -not kioWi -Me •then dreW a revolver iron* hk breeches pocket, biuCked it under his coat, and'wafteed rapidly toward where Mr, Wilder and Mr. M. H.

and

A CCM^ETE _^RJ±£SSL

Weekly and Stall-Weekly njumty.

HowiD^MKhl^ Sewing ENQLAWD. TuWhMr 8M,HcwTork.* ... .iiti ixfe

.•t.K'Hi'-

"that

Aromatic Vegetable Soap!

BY A1A ItKffWWWfi

Agents! Read This!

WE Wfltl, MV A«KJi li 1HAI.4BV of per w.eok- (ini exptjn«e^,.iir allow a

iRRaK'ta!#?®

Ma'ghftlt.'Mich.

cipc sent

Box :!!»», WevJri

were pf 110

about twe.ntv ^ihTijiit'^s-' lie

breathed his last. After firing the fatal shot, the

MOUSTJUDIUS

fofcTit'£enUywUU"PSS '1- t.IlARl.S

^EOOXOMV IS WEALTH."--I-UAXKL1\. VlTltV will Jieoplo DftytuO-or mow for

V\: iusMafihinewhe.il fiiS

murderer

exeels others. Ihesc eelebratod

Machines, fully licensed, arc mtftndftti tor »6br people

WHO

money. Agents Wanted. Machines sent to Agents and given away to neody families. For eirenlaiv'and redtfwd prices, address

OX'i'IS

i''C0., or Franklin and

S."

secured before he.could do further

Co.,

sriltatlo'n free.

iVesson

paf-

mitti tern the chambers were.loaded, and only one was dftclfiarg^d!**

Tfie We5p6fivis now in

the possession of the Marshal..

Gov. Senter Makes a Demand nn Wesldent Grant for Troops. According to verv minute information fromTennessee,Gov.feehter is 11 vj nstifi ed in the course lie ha staken, His official recommendations have 'been, disregarded as a

Mmr I'L.L.l'L.it'KI) I.ove

sliooter. /VJ1

ft' V6un^ Men free, in yealcd envelopes. Howard Association, Box 1\ Philactolpiiia^Vft-

Dr C. W. Millard's

FKHALK SILVER PILLS An unfailing reuaovcf of obstructions, and a certain regulator of the monthly turn'*. Infallible, Harmless and Trustworthy. .Sent free by mail to any address

receiptor One

Dollar. P. 0. BOX Slew tork City.

PSrbHOitANCY,5620,instructionstoenable

FASdlNATtOX or SOUL

CH ARMlMfi. 400.. pages eloth. This wonderful book has full the reader to'fasciriato either* sex, or any ammal. at wfll- Mesmerism, Spiritualism,ana hundreds of .other.-curious experiments. It can be obtained" by sending ajwress, with postage, 16T.

XV.

EVANS*- 41'South

Kightrftfeet.PbHnilelphi.a. 1TMHOOM IIUD UIC

i"* Reslorfd

stopping to con-

•sider evidence or to consult justice. Iu~ deed, such a condition of affairs exiM:i in Tennessee, .UiafciJ»e|Govern«»r is justified in calling uj)6n*fhe President, as provided for jn the Federal Constitution, for militari bete

Vi^rof Vonlh

IN FOUR WTEHN.

MANUFACTURERS

pRAIJUE

TTOCLTESF

CITY

14PLANING

HILLS.

LIFT Jt IIJJAMS.

Manufacturers-ol

I in i«« arfj

will irfost^rtviWiijIbly «ive in

stant relief. For BROWHITIS, ASTHMA, CAV^RtH.^nK^tiitf^vS and THROAT 1ISKASIW',

SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,

Winilow and lloor Frainv*. TloHlilini: Brackets, SUel BailiMva.

I'IF

Balluster*,

I.J (4"D

S0»»«'1I

-iht

Horlnif

[T1 IV TLLA J| Arid all description.^ of Finishcd Lumber

ami Siding.

WHOf.RSAT.F AND RKTAIL DEALERS IK

IPIISTE LUMBER,

Lath aiid Shingles:' 4

Isiate Rooting, .Cement Roofing,'* V' Roofing Felt.

Ciisloiii

Sawing, Planing and

Wortd

Ttuiiinpr.

'rr on

MI %orlc Warranted.

Corner Nindi and Multierry Sts DT'F«

U-

•i» *»«f

*s ~t

~MQTEI.».

Jarob Bat*. Wewge B«tau XATIOIAL lfOlI^K.

S 1 1 S

fCerra Hauto. Indiana.

Jacob Itufz'. d- Son,' Props%.\,

This House has been thoronnhlr refurnished. myiid1"

TERItK HAUTE HOUSE.

.RWIVIWT L.AKK HOUSE,

(V)/-. (jf-

ityfree

DRY COO

«17/

AHAiamp

jUAmmmmmmKm

.wii.-i -5!

-j. 9ft-' site to *'r .il.

I MllO! b»» -.• [«. if -»i (ijt-a Hi'#/ vd-/ oi is.

1 -i lv» A

.V*.*dir*

"i fidli iti-M

EARNER 4FH

utrd

WXM KA/i IT|MAir,

r, .fiitiZitkK }t7

MARCH 5,1870,

Hid it4

Forty Thousand Yards

IN S

rt i. I

ifty*

.v *4

0(0(L Quality and Fast TRIORS

ilt'jl" -in niji

fit

fOl I

:o.» '"$ I 1«11

The,) Best Bargain

since the Wiwi

~»t

i-l*

..I) ."i.1 ad/ Jawai'i

-ri 'tttbStiv

Sew-

will buy one that

has ii standard rejmtalion, is doiihlo thread, coVniletewith Table,fonstruf:tid npon ontirely now and practical ncinoinles. runs by tnetion,mid

'»ac !'-f

iii!

Kifdai

Want to snvo time, labor ana

liiamond

B6x 39?,"Eosto'ti,Mass'.'

emissions,iiupotency. io., tho result pi selfalnxsc. Send 2 stamps for sealed pamphlet, .^p. No Matter who failed,state-oase.

Con-

—Essays for

JOH^jBAI^IKLl!,

Srtccess

guaranteed. IMt. OF JiftJF-£ rvfetorca manly power, i'roin what.ever CHU?e arising- The elftct^ of enrly pernicious hahitf, ."eti-abuse nntt ^Uinate, giv*e way at onoe to this wonderful medicine, if taken regularly according to dire«tioiis(whieh arc very simple and require no restraint'from business or pieiiKiire). Failure is impossible.

MEBCIIAJfT TAU.OR,

MAIN STREET,

Orer$*xtoa Wal«sley|s Ury floods Store, Would respectfully call^tne' attention of the citizens of Terre Bantb, and the public in general, that he has rentod rooms above Saxton

OTI€E.

ALL

»STO.

C^mtr Main ami Seventh

^Terro Haute. Indiana..

This Hotel has recently beenTefitted,andput in tirst-ELN..- order, offerinjr accommodations unsurp:I?scil in the State. ~-V. liliSTIS, Proprietor.

:.r

Sin.,

Tprre Ilaute, Indiana.

ft. II. GRIFFITH. Prop.

Office of Marshall. M«nle*SWa and Palestine Hack Lines. Kree Ituss hand from all trains. nor28dtf

[OSKi'll

.. %T MJIAKE«. EAST MAT?

STREKTi

Ttro

,'1*11'. a

ii-iW

%in-"tfri

CFT8SILI16RS,

'I!!!

Main STREETS*

That he has ever brought to thi* market.— Thede goods being all fresh and pew, and having been bought 3ince the'great deeline in yri«6E, will enable him to giye his cmstonier?

Walmsley's Dry Good8 Store, for tho purpose of carrying on

MERCHANT TAILORING.

He keeps always on hand a Fashionable lection of Cassimeres, Vestings, Cloths, 4c.. and is ready to make it U4 in

THE LATEST 8TYI.E AND. 0^

'm SHOMli MOlICJE,

Ana oiiveiT* Ressonable Termb: Havin^io high rents to pay, he promises..to.inakeup .to order, whether the goods be .furnished by him or not"'Etferything in his ine cheaper than •tffiywhet^ else. '...

Cutting done and warranted to fit.

liberal

patronage solicited. aug29dtf

W. P. BRISCOE, ,, DEALER IN

Family Groceries, Provision*,

Hermetically Sealed Fruits,

,,1'ef/etahletf, Oysters, Fish,

uti Preserves, Jellies,

?/t«i) Sauces, €kftsu/, ,|l

Pickles and ,l

Country Produce,

Ohio Street between 34 and 4th,

Terre-Haute, Indiana,

tioorts delivered in the City free of charge. 1. marldly

PHILOSOPHYLECIUEKS.S

MARRIAGE.

NKW COUKSBOP asdelirered at the New York Museum of An atomy, em bracing How to Live and What to Live for,subjects, onth Maturity Old Age Manhood Generally .Reviewed.and

The causeof In

digestion: Flatulancc and Nervous Dysease accounted for: MarriagePhilosonhicallgConsidered, Jcc. Pocket volumes contaiinin these Lectures will be forwarded, on reeoipt offour gtamps,

ADDRCSPIN^ SKC^Y NIFW

YORK^MV-

snRM )P ANATOMTVGW Brondwaty,

^EW

ork.

raarlwly

P. BEAUCHAMP, ATTORNEY AT LAW 141 MAIS STBKET, lip STAIRS.

Westeni Land Hroker, Loans

Negotiated, Est a tcs Ma naged.

Particular attention fciven to CollectionsCorrespondence solicited from non-residents.

persons having claims against the late firm of flabermeyer Baiersdorf will present the same to Fred.Baiersdorf.please

at the

place business of the late firm, for settlement.ofAlso,allpersons knowing themselves indebted to said firm are requested to Call and settle the same without delay-

CHARLOTTE HABERMEYEK,

Ezecdtrix of EstateoCGeo.Habermeyer, dec. m5dlm

FRED. BAIERSDORF.

UNDERTAKERS, if J_''

I S A A A

UNDERTAKER,

Is prepared to execute all orders in his line with neatness and corner of Third,

Cherry.streets.dispatch,

.and

Terre

DOOTTF

work warranted. feb8tf

*.,.»,

& &

llante,.j»nai)-5-dwtt

Ind.

UNDEBTAKKE.

W. O'CONNJSLL,

Having purchased back

wiok, Gruber

FROM E. W.

furn&H''Metalip^EFT

kets, and Wooden

Chad-

Co.,

THE

IJpderUker

TS-

tablirhtpent, and having had seven years experience in THE business,

now prepared

Bnfii)

burial material in the State, at_

A 'N

^AS*

COFFIPSJ OF^ETYTES

jises from the

and

4TIA LARGEST

rtookof

HOI 2

North

Third street, Terre Haute,Indiana.

wtf Terre Uaute May

lit t&lfaL

'Jfr* a

BETTER BARCSAISS. .,

Than has teen offered since the war: also a

irtsi

nice line of

Shirts.

•,:•, IT.

JOHN IttlTif

tut

.T ,4.

••d br.ti 't'iw

iHii

..ft

f*1

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ij,

art 1 iv.- T^., SUCCESSORS T0

EDSAHi £zj£Chi 'Si-i t»Wj' j-.t'f to 1 ji 5

-il aim ,i 1- 'cj,

3tid -jdi i« nor)!

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tt., i/i-1 ,(!i ',,l|

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NOTPRip

AILORINC.

ir«H

sy$

t, it,

W. II. BA.VKI8TEK

-1 i'VJ

*11 ViS.Ki tcK .5

Is now receiving tkt largest and bfcst

/U ^toekof

SEHWTD

prin»

Co.,

BTIK

Cloths,:

Suitings,

&C.y

i'**i .TPj.ll --ifiiiv

Main Street,

No. 'm »-.1-.v.hi.-!-,. marlWwSm1'

•Hterre Haute, Ind.

JliWDOWICI & CO.,

fi u-. .PJSA^SRS tN

tt *f ti/

.1.

»V Mi *|»£KNH iu

itl

,1]:

1 .fliirt*

ill 1- «t (1.-4.1 I J.I -«W 1*j .Bill IFTJ -IJ IWI JIT. IIFIS^ 'Ijfit

tutu

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una .1 ..IT

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ifi.T

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fe 1 1)

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,1 wyj j|i UK- ll'

'ill .}

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'hut:

J. B, L.

.{jiW fc^«9 •.

All

f,.

?!. I-

7 vt.

&C.,

*. I tli '.Ml -I

-h-v-j f-'"

actHj't -«*tt •it f'

v•» Hosiery,

"''it

Handkerchiefs,

ri „. £Ctt

At Low Figures!

All persons wanting anything in his line are respectfully solicited to call and examine his Stock, at.

.'1 iii 1

%ot| an^

rd-'

'Hi 1 'it?'

WARREN, H0BERG4 CO.

«t»- it'i

Cor. Main and Sixth Streets,£

04. 9

l'erre-Haute, Ind

Ju,y

We will open at the above well-known stand, on thft^t'Of March, one of the

LARGEST ANI BEST

-I*-.* .- .v *jf a Jf O I il Selected Stock of i.l"

SOOTS & SHOES

'Htl1 1 if

Erer brought to this market, which we shall 1. .'Jiii.

sell at the

LOWEST CASH PRICES.

Milt

S,»~

& CO.

»dt

."jIJ

J1 *»(lf .. "i, rn

kinds of Custom Work and Bepairing done to order in tho most

aatisfhtftory

manner.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

!Wf TERRB HAVTE 5 j,

Corner of Fifth and Main streets,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA,,, 1

Affords facilities equal to any Business Coiloge in the West for

Practical Instruction in BooJc-

{LI%F

Penmanship

and Arithmetic,

And all other departments of Accountantship. Students can enter at any time. stu dent receives private instructions.Each

Journal,withfull information

College

as to

the course

instructions, qualifications for entering, necessary expenses,4e., will be forwarded ANY address on application to the Principals.to iw3n» rtARVTv

tcipals. OWEN.

IMPORTANT :v

The attention of

Hardware Dealer», dur and

ffoute Builder* and «vmtr*

PATEST SETBB

is respectfully

invited to the

FA1US6 SKLK-LOCKIXJ

"WINDOW PAST."

This is decidedly the best and most important invention of modern times. Its Simplici-

DPI .... -. be desired,and yet being

cheaper

than any

other window fast. For house windows

it dis

penses with weights and pnllys, operating equally well on top and bottom sash,atlowing either to

raised or lowpred as much or

lit

tle as wished to secure ventilation,and yet be locked securely at every point,from the intruder or burglar, arid will never get out of order. It has the peculiar element of locking itself in whatever position you leave it. For steam or horse ear windows they are finished in a variety of styles, making an elegant finish to the car windows,and the only arrangement ever introduced that can never fail. the House Fasti Ibr sale by all Hardware Dealers. Liberal inducements to Agents.— Send for descriptive circulars and prices,

BtKSTOS A HEBIDEN SAJit'FACTCBLNCi 110., 134

Federal St., Boston

INSURANCE COMPANY. Central Office, Chicago.

CASH ASSETS, JANUARY 14, 1870, 48.

I.ISTOF 8TOCKHMi|HEB8 AT TERSE HAUTE. W. AWarrwiii Kerckhoff,

Herman Hulman. Thoma* H. Barr, John O. Crain, Fred. A. Rofs, A. B. Barton, L. A. Burnett, D. W. Minshail, J. B. Armstrong, Hosford BondiMOt,

Firman Nippert,

0'Boyle

tfl 1 li

-ijiitti UI.LL (TR ,.J, IINFL 0.1X1-F

fll

iCMU

feh21dwHm.

Hi Hf

r-m* -n

In W'it'"

•ftlip11? 'vrf* Vft

|tj

&c.

Chambers St., Ji.T.

WESTERN BRANCH OFFICE, 163 llearbora Street, Chicago, Illinois. P. W. I'LMKB, Qen'L Traveling Business

TERRE HAUTE BRANCH OP THE I I

REPUBLIC

Brothers,

Preston Huss' Owen Toiler,py, .1.

/YMV\

»ITAri III: rtfj

our entire Stock

iii:

if* I, tLi

^('4

hi irlimi

sri •, hi *. Mr

K'CSe

o. V,

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Uiillalo

Uyu^HAi:^

:As tr.

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January 19,1870. t-'nl ii.

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(i :3-iU sjff'l .JtTf Vat!I.

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For the purpose of changing our business we will tel itii

t-«t Hi*i j.« 1

,'1' .1

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A Large Stock of White Qoods of

-A.T-L KXlSriDSi

.. .*" *1*^.1-. t. ^.,,.1 ni.u-:-•1 vti '1 tJWrttf'V'. tv.it-.-

*Ll

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Mia

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DRESS GOODS

Brand Blaiek Alpaens

f'irtf- S llttil^N I .j .(

fjfetfe .vmvr ffnmK ,x

u-itii !»"»«*'.tf» t*. .j,, ,',, 'he

»:'»-tsrr *n /t( rT .!• A* !.!• ?*H f. -1 -iir-.-l 1 1 -rt* .'i ). V.ti t-»f Of '1 .«!

frsr, rfrw#M(r

T'h:

Cloths and

"r.

0»}S W.

Tweeds and Jeaiis^ for Men and Boys wear"

'•Hi1*1 'Will/' .'/A*lfcf7 juxtiti)

TILILFLJITM

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ii-jiiii

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CORNELIUS SE HAOOEBTY.

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Lustrina Black^Silks reduced to $1.00

Gro Du Bhine ljff wide

r# }ff

Gro Grain Silks reduced to 1.60 extra heavy .$2.00. 2tj0 Mn Heavy Taffata Silks reduced to $2.00,2.20} 2fSO.p#r A full line of FANCY SILKS inarked down in praMifl tion, at

"LL

TV/."

,ir 4*+*

*ski

Our 25 Cent Dress Goods

v'i li^A' I 1

Ml '*i

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hfiff'

AG't.

25dlm

ii %i

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dUk-n "r "i4- 1 sm"

at .-.: ,U

N. O'Boyie,

Claussen,""

C.J*.

Warren,

•/m"

is very attractive, containing a full line of Good»aold formerly at 40,50, 6S and 75 cents. ?. a TIIELL, BIPLEY A DESlifi'

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Bleached Mnsliiii, HiU, XonmdmtH Finish, Wamsutta, New York Lills, and all the other popular brands, marked at clearance prices, at -,„ TRULL, RIPLEY A MEHIWS.

8-4, t-4,:iO-* Bleached and :Brown Sheets

HJEU., BIPLEl SEMONm

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iTV.:,.

a -^i+£r"

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R, FTI R« .v .-I

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1.50:

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TlIELLr-RIPLEY & DEMINGS.

Iff jf,»

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Counter

•run, 4 f»»t j«4# t,', .jijj-- ,( (i

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Reduced from^ $8.50 to 5.00 per pair, at

v. :TUELL, & DEMINOU .1,

-r ,$ fe:

iff 0 %U

j&wi%

Heavy White' Wotil "BUtakets

1,(

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'.HW 4

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tin*

toy

TfatJ

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