Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 April 1870 — Page 2

DAILY

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TERBE HAUTE, IND Tharsday Homing, April 14, 1870.

THE Legal Tender question will be argued in the Supreme Court on Monday, judge CHASE'S temper is Raid to besomewhat excited on the subject.

THE Jackson Clarion learns that suits for damages, amounting in the aggregate 10 a large sum, have been instituted asjainstahe Mississippi Central railroad Vparties who wereinjnred by the frightful disaster at the Buckner Trestle, near Oxford.

THE HON. J. M. WII«K was unanimously nominated for Congressman from the Fourth Indian! District, at Connersv'.lk on Tuesday. A letter from Hon GEOKGE W. CIJAN was previously ieaa withdrawing his name and recommendthe unanimous support of Judge \WL-

in?

fso

Resoliitiow endowing Mr. Jruclnrse in Congress were* adopted with entire unanimity, and harmony is the Mire harbinger of victory next Octo

ber.

NOTHIKG could more clearly indicate the

anti-"Democratic"

Bodderrae."

feeling of the en

franchised negroes than the fact that they carried a banner, on the occasion the recent celebration, at Louisville, inscribed "«ive God the Glory." Had they ransacked all the lexicons extant, they i-oiilil not have found words for the construction of a more intensely anti- 'Democratic" motto. A race that accepts the boon of political equality with an ascription of praise to the Most High, is not in danger of falling from the true political faith. And our belief in this is stiU furniter strengthened iv other mottoes displayed in the same procession. Take, for instance, the following: A transparency with a representation of a fox devouring a dead chicken, inscribed "So let be with the Democracy or "Whisky and cigars will not buy us or "The high tone aiidglory of Democrats are Gone or "How are the patent Democrats?" or 'We arc Republicans from principle ..r "We vote as we fought or "Ho, boy! no boy since the 15th!" or The^ Hepublicans will carry the State or We will remember our friends at the polls or "We want no white-washed Democrats or "Whisky and sugar won't buy as or "Democracy, Shoo Fly. Don't

THEMCFAKLAND-RICHABBSOH tragedy has been paralleled in hundreds of cases, in all parts of the country, without ex citing more than local attention, and we are to attribute the very great and general interest manifested in this particular case to the fact that it occurred in New York. We see in this the same principle that induces a ladv to value a shawl, a dress or a hat more highly for ist having been purchased on Broadway, although slie might have procured a better aiticle for much less money within a stones throw of her own door. 'Whena man breaks his leg in New \ork, it is supposed to be an event of sufficient importance to be telegraphed to every portion ut' the habitable globe that can be reached by the electric wires, and the hearts of sy mpathizing million are moved to pity tts they read the details ot the lracture. }ut a dozen Hoosiers might break their necks without disturbing the serenity of single Gotliamile, and twenty men, in nnv Western State, might kill the sedu- !. ci rs of their wives without occasing more ihan a six-line mention in the New ork papers.

We don't suppose that any intelligent person has had any doubt as to the result of

MCFARJ.AXD'S

trial" since the homi

cide was committed. True, the killing of, RICHARDSON WAS not done in self-defense, and was, therefore, murder. But there is, in this country, a kind of higher law" that overrides all statutes, and that higher law, public opinion, l(:is decreed that a man may, with impunity, kill the seducer of his wife, daughter ir sister. This decree has been confirmed t'\ innumerable verdicts in every State of the 1'nion. We do not say that it a right. Indeed we think it is a very deplorablc state of public morals that permits a man to dispense with judge, jurv and executioner, and strike his viclim down without any other warrant than that vengeance which belongs to Omnipotence. But reams of railing and acres of argument have not sufficed to change, in the slightest degree, the prevailing u«age. Thev have, rather, strengthened it, M» that the mere supposition that the slain was a seducer is held to justify the slayer. What may be the true remedy for this evil, we will not undertake to determine, but we don't believe it will be found in the adoption of this suggestion of the incinnati Commercial:

Would it not be more consonant to common sense to tix by law—what has already been established by public sentiment—the right of injured husbands to shoot at pleasure the invaders of their marital rights? Then let it be incumbent on them to prove that while acting in the triple capacity of judges, jurors and executioners, the facts warranted their action."

It appears to us that it is much better to sutler the disgrace of violated laws than to legalize crime. The State is not required to become responsible fur the crimes of individuals, as it certainly would be were it to put a dagger in the hands of every jealous husband with strong encouragement to use it freely.

Curl Selinrz's Eulogy oil Heueral Thomas." Carl Sohurz, in his recent eulogy on tion. Thomas, in Washington^ closed as follows:

When the tidings of his untimely death flushed over the country, the whole na tion exclaimed: "Alas, we have lost one of «iiir best men!" And earning generations will point him out as long as this Republic lives as one of the great examples of republican virtue. i-

When Epamiiiondas fell mortally wounded, and his friends deplored that iie left no sons, he said: "Do 1 not leave two glorious daughters, the vi«"torie« of Leuctraand Mantinea?" General Thomas leaves nochildren behind him to bear his name, but he will leave an offspring more glorious even than the field* of Chiekamauga and Nashville: it is the good deeds which will spring from the noble ambition inspired and guided in many an American heart by the great example of bis life.

I^J^pSVARIETIES.

Dr.]

the Bible. San Francisco claims a population of 272,000.

The chief opponents of annexation in San Domingo are the priests, frj W

Meadeville, Penn., has one of the finest Opera House in the country. All the naval vessel* ore

Jo be provided

with a full supply of life-boat*. Half of the negro population in Pennsylvania resides in Philadelphia.

The Kennebec river has furnished nearly 300.000 tons of ice this season.

The War Department has pronounced against the use of anything but .black ink.

Carlotta has been attacked with a slow fever, which trill probably prove fatal.

Fechter is to play four weeks at the Albany Academy of Music for $12,000 in gold.

Queen Victoria lias enough cashmere shawls to'stock two or three fashsonable. dry goods stores.

Pauline Markham says that over five hundred young New Workers have presented her with rings.

Senator Revels.is to lecture in Cincinnati, for the benefit of the colored Post Grand Army of the Republic.

Theodore Tillton gets $7,200 a year (or editing the Independent, and from $0,000 to $8,000 for the winter's lectures.

Louis Napolean calls the 55,000 schoolmasters of his realm ''the pacific army of France.

A bearded woman died the other day at Toulouse, aged 104 years. She had a beard two feet long.

Vickburg has a deaf policeman, and arrested roysterers complain that he will not listen to reason.

Some English Quakers have sent a box of books to Lexington, Kv-, for the use of the negro schools.

The estimated number of members of the Masonic Order in the United States and British America is 468,455

The manager of the Fifth Avenue Theater, New York, refuse to admit persons on tickets sold by speculators.

A Newbury port sexton says: "Business is mighty dull here I haven't buried a single living soul for over a week.''

The Quebec ship-yards are now building 19,100 tons measurement of shipping —eight ships and eighteen barks

Four hundred original American books out of 1,680 published in 1869, were imported and registered in England,

Rations, to the number of seven or eight thousand daily, are being issued to the poor of the District of Columbia

An old Israelite survived a pilgrimage to Jerusalem only to be smothered by a fire at Louisville, the night after his return. iiivS-

The stuffed whale that was seized at Columbus, Ga., recently, for debt, was sold the other day for one dollar and fifty cents.

_•/

A recent visitor to Georgia said two things surprised him—the immense mineral wealth of the country, and the feeble effort to develop it.^

The number of young ladies who are studying for the dramatic and lyrical professions in New York is said to be un* precedentedlv great.

The New York Senator Murphy is in tending to start a morning paper in that city, with John Russell Young, as editor.

Miss Nelle Hutchinson, of the New York Tribune, has been elected Corresponding Secretary of the Brooklyn Worn an's Club.

Rev. W. R. Huntingdon, of Worces ter, is offered the rectorship of St. Mark's Church, in New York, at a salary of $10,000.

Hon. Caleb Cushing is to aid General Butler in defending the suit brought against him [by the Kimberly Brothers, of Baltimore.

Bishop Lynch, of Toronto, who has been promoted by the Pope to an Archbishop, is one of the most influential prelates in Canada.

The family of the late Judge E. WaldtB have made the Buffalo Burial-ground Association a gift of $20,000 due his estate from the Association.

The Globe Inn, Dumfries, Scotland, once frequented by Robert Burns, and which contains the' chair bfi used, was recently offered for sale £700, bt)t there were- no bidders.

A sanguinary gentleman in Texas is running opposition to Hildebrand, and the rate of morality in his neighborhood increasing fearfully.

An aflected singer at a Dublin theater was told by a wag in the gallery to come out from behind his nose and si song like other people.

A Florida negro, an ex-town clerk, carried off the marriage certificate blanks and sells them to his brethern, dating them back to his official period.

A facetious boy in Worcester, Massput on a mask on -Sunday evening and ran after a younger boy, who failed to see the joke and fell dead from fright.

A few days ago a little j^irl in Ithaca, just before she died, exclaimed: "Papa, take hold of ray hand and help me across.'' Her father died two months ago.

The largest organ in the world will be the organ now building for South Kensington Museum. It will have one hundred and eleven sounding stops, independent of fourteen couplers.

J. C. Root, of Kai)s«s, nominated as Minister to the Hague i» plaw of Gpfjeral Hugh Ewing, is at present Sejjatgr Pomeroy's clerk, at whose solicitation, it is said, he was appointed.

Florence Nightingale writes to the New York Prison Association advising them to turn their jails into workhouses where prisoners can pay their own expenses and for property stolen.

Mr. P. T. Barnuin pledges himself to raise, by lecturing, the sum of $5,000 tor tbe Bridgeport (Conn.) Library, provided the citizens wjll contribute $15,000, thus securing a permanent library f»nd of $20,000.

Mrs. Alexander, of Troy, whose father Vanderhevden, was murdered by her husband, is "rallying splendidly," says the Troy Tonts, from her grief, and thinks that her husband intended to kill her also. She will petition the Legislature for leave to resume her maiden name, C-

Industry i« the natural sure way to wealth this is so true, that it is impossible an indnstrioBH free people &honld want the necesaarie* and comforts of life, or an idle, enjoying them under ANY form of government." Moray is

SAFER

to the public as it

GEMS OF AUTHORS.

have none.—Donn«. He must rise earix. jea. not go to bed at all, who will have^e*etaf one's good word—Fuller. ... ilaniy wisii tree mayr be felled,

who hope te

iiiafc tho^ artgfcsiuerea mio a

cloud lf&ich will bringT^etille shower to refresh the sorrows.—Jeremy Taylor.

Hath anv wronged the? Be bravelv revenged slight it, and the work's begun forgive it, and 'tis finished. He is below himself this is not above ,an rinj^#£|—j Quarter. I tt Vl 1.

Be careful got, to, "while5 he isspeStKih: you will tinobiiti&M be able to give him the bet ter. answer. Sir Matlheic Hide.

In making friends, consider well first and when youjire tixe^, be true, Jioi wa veriug"by tion./qrHlr virtuous.—feno.

He who reads with discernment ind choice will acquire, less .learning, but more KHowigdgef aYitf 'asW* knowledge is collected with design and cultivated with art and method, it will be at all times, of immediate and rea^J. use to himself and others.—BoUnybrol:?.

Though all the^winds ot doctrine were let loose to plav upon the earth, so Truth be in the field", tfe do ungenerously, by licensing and, prohitflfing, tOiimsfoubt her strength." Let .her anil* iEaTsehood grapple: who ever knew Truth put to her worst in a free and open encounter.— Milton.

The covetous person lives as if the world were made altogether for him and not he for the world to take in everything, and to part with nothing. Charity is accounted no grace with hun, npj gratitude any virtue. Thfc iries^jf the'pqpr pever enter into hteearfijgor IP thiby d& he has iilwtyff'cOti6 fi!ir iieudiefe» t&let* thehi out than the other to take them in. In a word, by his rapines and extortions he is always for making as many poor as he can, but for relieving none whom he either finds or makes so. So that it is a question whether his hear tbe harder, or his fist closer. In a word, he is a pest and a monster greedier than the sea, and barrener thap the shore.-—South.

THE Chicago' ^Republican prints the following sugestive paragraph: Ten years ago George B. McClellan was Captain of our Chicago Light Guards, and E. E. Ellsworth was Major of the Cadets. The Chicago Prest and lYibune, the Herald the Democrat, and the Tinm were .ten, years ago the daily newspapers and there was not a rotary press in town. John Wentworth was in the great tide of his glory as Mayor of Chicago.cThe Wigwam was# in process of buildiflg —in which Wigwam it was expected Mr. Seward or some other mrin (possibly Lincoln) would be nominated for President.

Senator Doug-

laB had jnst made a speech from a win dow fronting On JLa Salle street. In this situation ten years ago, a negro living here was living under the "black laws" of Illinois. It brings back all these reminiscences.to see with.-what cal cri |oolnesstlie colored people take their franchise and celebrate it. Ten years ago and now! Three hundred years ago and now.

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat

TXRRH,

Requires immediate attention, as neglect often results in an |incurable Lung Disease^-^ -Brown's BrourliiaF Troclies will most invariably give inFor

atant relief.

BRONCHITIS,

Cassimers, Cloths,' "v iS it in

sing his

A young woman in Montreal, who was accused of having caused the death of her brother-in law by sitting on him when very ill, has been acquitted.

ASTHMA, CA-

CONSUMPTIVE and

THROAT

DTSKASF.S,

they have a soothing effect. SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use thejn to dear and strengthen the voice.

Owing to tho gflfld repjitfttjQii and popularity of the Troches, many

imitatioiu are offered, which are gfjodfor nothing. Be sure to OBTAIN the true. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES.

Merchant Tailoring!

VV. H. BAJ VNISTEH

Is now receiving the largest mid beat selected stock of Spring ,r ti- ••*.

.•'X, -r::

nspfuj

promoteth INDUSTRY

and credit, having the saiue efel, IS of the same value with money but money or credit circulating through nation, from hand to hand, without producing 1^' bor and industry in the inhabitant^ is direct gaming.—Berkeley.

That he has ever brought to this market.— These goods being all fresh and new, and having Deen bought since tho groat decline in prices, will enable him to give hi? customers

rii ii-'ilf-

BKTTKR BAHt.AINs

Than'has been offered slneo tlie wnr also a nice line of

Shirts, I'i'-jijrHiUK-n Hosiery, Neckties,

L.t .Handkero^fe,? &c., &cT &c.,

At Low Figures!

Mi'A j-tliing in

«C. *1 ....

A1J persons wanting anything in his line are respectfully jjicitea

Sto'cV »T

msrlldwJo)

to rail and examine liis

No. 79 Main

Street,

Terre Haute, mi.

GRAIN DEALERS.

JOHN HANEY,

(poiiimission

Jtyercliant,

And Wbole^Je and Retail Dealer in all kinds of Grain. Wafphojjso on North First Street, nt Canal Bafip. l'erro-lj^te, Indiana.*

Strict attention paid to receiving and forwarding goods. :I ielSdwIf

MERCHANT TAILORING

JAMES B. LYNP, \Vho)ei«a|P »PD

Pure Copper Distilled Ken

turky Whisky

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

fa**1*®

SIX-CORK

Fotsale by all dealers in

DRY COODS & NOTIONS.

(ESTABLISHED 18S0.)

WELCH & GRIFFITHS,

Saws: Axes! Saws!

SAWS with Solid T^thfor*ith PMnt Ad-

«®-Sona ''-PTiXHA tJnil'FITHS?* HoNtou, Mass.. or »erolt, Hteti.

HOW TO GET s!™'

glO worth of splendidly illustrated books given for every 10 subscribers to thoN. Musical Pioneer for 1S7U.» monthly journal ot lavages of choice Music and interesting Miscellany Only 5« ets. per annum in advanceCirculars with list of premiums and specimen couvof Pioneer sent on receipt of btamp, itONTIMGTON A" CO.,4i9 Broome s^eet. 5Tew York. Agents—*'11va^sing Bowk Btnt Free.

Secrets of Internal Revenue.

By a Prominent Offlrcr of tho Treasury Serrlce, showing up the

secrets and innr.r icorkinas

AGENTS WAM)-"ForoMrKew

aao T1) I7T7U Worth from 81.50 to "Uo $100 111 Greenbacks, awarded to subscribers and agents for Wood's Household Magazine, the largest and best Dollar Monthly in the world. Similar prizes to be repented soon. Full particulars in March Number. For sale by nllNewsdenlers or sent with of Premium* on receipt of 10 cents uddros S. WOOD, Newburgh, New York.

PATEllVT OFFICII T. A. OXMil.I.Y. SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

Ofiii-e r.i:i Ttli ^n-ect, near lT S. Patent Office, Washington, D. C. No fees for services required until granting of Patents,

A. W. FalMT-s Lead Pencils.

Grand Gold Mulrtl "ml Crn«t m'th? Legion

Q[Honor at the Exhibition in Paris.

worthies) and aheqp

nor I,

18(57.

iir.'- II'

O A S A I E A S I I

hi it. its

:ils»

Retail dealer in

yr| hi i}lf ill

Foreign and Domestic- Wines and I4qmr*$

No. 76 IfaiR St., bet. 3d and 4th

T8B8S-HAUTB, INP.

4«CL6DVLF

a„*

1867-

A. W. Fabor's S'«' TenrlN of Silierlan lead in 10 grades are superior to iiijy Perils ever

A. W. Faber's Sti'iiogi-npliic, being hard and durable, writing smooth, black and clean, is the best Pencil for Architects, Engineers and Accountants.

E. KABKR. 13» Win. St.. Sole Agent of all A. W.'Faber's Pencils, Crayons, Slates, etc. Sold by Stationers and Dealers everywherp.

3NIS:AI3EJIBLEPEIH 11S. FOP SlnrltinB'Clothing:. Etc. "More convenient than ink.—"American Agriculturist. "Invaluablo to l^ougelteepers-"--Qodcy.» Lady's Booh." •'A very useful article.—Am.

Institute lie

Solo Agent, E. FABER, 433 Wm. st., N. Y. Sold by Stationers and Dealers everywhere.

Aromatic Aegetable Soap.

For tlic Dollcate-Skin of I.HUIOS and fthlldreif. KSt ABLISHED 180(5, XKW VORK. Sold by nil Druggists.

Agents! Keaa Tnis

WE WIIX PAY A« i^ rs A KALABT of sw weh and exiinnses, or allow a large commission,'to sell our new wonderful Inventions. A4.4ress M.4 QP-Ma'-siialKMipfi.^

$B0 Per Week!

AVe will pay Agents, travellug or local,-a Salary of S30per week and expenses: address P. WELLMAN •& CO., I.ansing, Mich.

MMDccalcomanie. or Transfer Pictures. MOM Scud for Catalogue. W. Atkinson ir (Jo ,'1270 Bvondwny, New York.

A ©AY.—it) new articles for Agent Samples free. II

B.SKAW,

WIYoung

I,I,-I,I.A(K

Alfred, Me.

LIST OF-2,600 NEWSPAPERS

for ono stn«i|. 0.1'.

ROWEI.I. fcCo.,

X. Y.

suffered with Catarrh

thirty years, and was cured in six weeks by a simple remedy, aiid will sei}d tlje receipt postage free to all afflicted. Address Hey. T. J. MEAl, Drawer 17''. Syracuse, N. Y,

Howard Association, I'osP, Philadelphia^.

KVEIH BODY READ THIS!

We will pay Agents $—5 per week and expenses, to sell the Gaeatest Discovery of Age

ADDRESS

WHEATON,

TBTAH JKFl'KRS IKA DKI.AN'O. K/.1SHA HAVESS

IT. R, JEFFERS & CO., \\'lio!es.'Ue dealers in Yankee Notions and Cigars,

And Commission Merchants,

]\o. 140 Main Street, JCecp copstantly on I»and a fffll assortment ol

osroTionsrsr

('omin-ifini.'

FaaiQj Good8, Dress Buttons, 0omba, Brushes, Jewelry,^ and Trimmings, -i" Threads,.

Naadla3,

K, C, RK4.D.

ALEXANDER & READ,

DEALERS IK

FLOUR MEAL

UCOKN.

iTy

I yt-iJwSi 1

OATS,

IBTA.31.EI5

AXD FEED OF ALL KINDS,

Corner Silt and Halo !it*.,

of charge.

«»»•.«»R

TH?

Articles delivered to any part of

city free

*1 WECMGPT

OKV GOODS.

New To

Terre Haute, India

ij j'i iMmjitotftrt

IT STTTA

As thei tirtjifcf the Spring trade'ipprdiches we would direr ^|je attention, of parties In want or 11 li I'rfyit'

JiU'tr?. V,, .. .» J*

.11

W To our large aqd well assorted stock ot

IUi

+.i

.'»i r«

t,i.[ -..iiiii.ni

TJrown Sheetings.

-at ft

the Revenue Department, the Whiskey Ring, Gold Ring, ana Drawback Frauds. Systematic Robbery. Depredations, Conspiracies and Raids on the Government, Malfeasance, Tyranny and Corruption of high Officials. 3Sie niostStartling and Important Book published containing about 500 well filled pages, spiritedly illustrated. Agents Uanted. CanvaspinB Book and complete outfit sent free. Address Wm. FLINT, Publisher. Philadelphia, Pn. Chicago, Ills., or Cincinnati, O.

Book

"THE EXPOSE, AXDMORMOXISM,'" By a Sister of a High Priest, and a resident for 15 years among them. Illustrated Page 472. Prico S'2. Giving a full and authentic account of their moral, social and political Condition to the present time, and of the mysteries and workings of Polygamy. Full of startling facts and astounding disclosures. Sold only by subscription. Exclusive territory given. Circulars and sample sheets sent free faddress BELKNAP & BLISS, Hartford, Conn., or BLISS fcCQ.,Newary, New Jersey.

Bleached Muslins, Ginghams,

fJt

rfanneis, ..., -i

Tiokin^s, Checks,'' Hickorys,-'?

—--•'rr- Oasimeres, .vl Tweeds, Jeans, BedSpreads,

Coverlets,

-n Carpet Wari,

IH1'

Cotton Chain

Ltisi nil tfi 'U!J ml I'

^V7)(Table Linen, ,'-n Napkins, wnjs Notions,

T*w

DltESS GOODS,

Best Bar^auis!

r-i --iiT. v-iai,.!

In the Dry Goods line has secured for us a large trade, and we shall continue to interest buyers by

Lowest Prices, Fair Dealing and kind treatment. a

VtU'O'is.,

ill .1 •.

Jtllfi'tf (U ....

JUSTICE Viihii=-nu±

Is the motto of the

NEW "YORK "STORE,

iiu.h xut-WM-

73 MAIN STREET, .«•- tBSb Terre-Haute, Indiana.

sii

JOHN BARNIKiLB,

MERCIHWT T4-H.OR,

AfAW STI&ET,

Orer 8»xtoa A Walmsley's Dry Good# store, Would respectfully call the attention of the citizens of Tcrre Haute, and the public in general, that he has rented rooms above Saxton

EE PUBLIC

INSURANCE COMPANY. Central Office, Chicago.

CASH ASSETS, J4N1JARI J4, J870, $1,369,866 48.

LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS At TEBKE BAVTE W. B. Warren, Gebrga Kerekhoff, Herman Hulman, Firman Nippert, Thomas H. Barr, O*Boyle Brothers^ John G. Crain, 4 Preston Haasey, Fred. A. Boss, OwenTull«r. A. B.B^rtou. .! ^•GLQ'lPti&Ie, L. A. Burnett, ,, A'. Cl^nssen, D. W. Mjnshail, C,M, wifl,

JJS.

—Essays for

Men, free, in sealed envelopes.

HKNRV

arshnil, JHci),

& Co.,

Armstrong, F, V. Biohowsky., Hosford & Boudinot, HOSFORD & BOUDINOT. Managers. feb7

IMPORTANT I

The attention of

and

Stationery,

Hosiery and Cigars,

AT JIO I, l-JS.l LU OSI/V. F: 1-11W

The Houxe

Hardware Dealers, Car and

House Builders and owners

is respectfully

invited to the

PATENT NRVEB F^ILIKE SER.FTF.QCKLNO

'WINDOW FAST."

This is decidedly the best and most important invention of modern times. Its simplicity and wonderful adaption both for

CAB WINDOWS is

accomplishing everything that ean possibly be desired, and yet

being cheaper than

F««t» for

wile LJR

Boston

Chamber* St.,

WE8TKKN MARCH OFRLCE, 168Dearkora Street, Clllfage, llllaobi. P. W. UI.MKR,

Gen'L.Traveling Bnsinus Ag't. ^dlm

ARCHITECT.

A RCHITECT & BUILDER, rfi^«A*Sduk«58«: I tlise to all the Eastern Cities, (grain in bulk

•J. A. VRTDAGI1, without transfer)and te all Mew England .. Towns, freight as low as by ANY other line, an Plans, Specifications, Sttpenntendiince, and time as quick. Overcharres promptlv paid. Detail Drawings furnished for cvery^deserlji JAS. H. TURNEE, tion of Buildings

OFFICK—Northeast corner of Wabash and Sixth Streets, 2d story, Deming Block.

GARDEN SEED!

Vegetables, Seed Potatoes.1

A constant snnply kept on hand, at Sputh the Engine House, by UEORQE L. BIKGLER.

4th street, near mar29dlm

NEWAPVEi»»'8EMEDITS.

SiJ

Fancy Goods,

ScO_

lisxni: *yr .ikjusi

irftu Tfia.

LUDOWICI & Qp.,.

and Shoes,

SOoi*. Main and Sixth Streets,

raute,

Ind.

We will open at' lite above"'well-known stand, on the first of March, one of the

FIABGEI^ANB BEST Lir Selected Stock of ,«

BOOTS & .SHOES

Ever broufht to this mirtrt. Which we Bhafl sell at the'

LOWEST CASH PRICES.

& CO.

J. B. L.

Y': tl.'iut l'"t I-t Si Ion 'ill*. A. ..... j' ml fpt-isw bi U'

aui' V-

All kinds of Custom Work and Repairing done to order in the most satisfactory manner. febZldwSm.

nfi Sfi -'hjiif DRY COODS.

*tt{ tif\ *^4

A O S O

1& VI,

Gloves, Hosiery &

-.i

'It

tow Our aim to offer the

SPRING GOODS!

WARREN,HOBEEG & CO.

..'

... ... ..»«• •RJRI'L Corner 4th and Main Streets.

:mw.US! 1 isHn*' ii $i

TO ALL {ill.'. I I

"!u'l case Spring Style Dress Goods at-'j

$*.. PM. yar.fi!

Walmsley's Dry Goods Store, for the purpose of carrying on

MERCHAM He ke^ps always on hftjid a fashionable lection of Cassimeres, Testings, Cloths, &c., and is ready to make it up in

THE LATEST STYLE

AND OX

SHORT NO 1 ICE, Ana on very Reasonable Terms. Having no high rents to pay, he promises to make up to order, whether the gQq4? hp ^rniaheil by him or not.' Everything in hp Ime'fchfeaper than

8'(Jutting

Jcme and warranted.to fit. A. liberal

patronage licited. aug29dtf

TERRE HAITTE BRANCH

Cheapest Dress Goods of the season.

50 dozen Damask Napkins, all Linen, at

$1.25 PJlj^JRQZBN!

TOJF} -UAHTC'C} D&BITT eJMiw Mom-tsar i:• Table Linens and Towelings

VERY CHEAP!

60 dozen H. S. Handkerchiefs at 15c each. •tfW i£*i' *1U Hit A-'**

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hfia

v!h Hi*

Wairen, Hoberg A" Co.,

•'-i SUOOESSORS TO

EDSALL Sc GO.

COMMERCIAL COLLECE

TEHRK

HOUSE

perfectly astonishing

any

other window fast. For house windows it dispenses with weights and pultys, operating equally well on top and bottom sash,allowing either to be raised or lowered as much or little as wished to secure ventilation,and locked securely at every point,from the intruder or burglar, and Awill never get out of order. It has the peculiar elA'mentrJflocking itself in whatever position you leave it. For steam or horse car windows they are finished in a variety of styles, making an elegant finish to the car windows,and the only arrangement ever introduced that ean never fail.

*11 Uardwnn

Dealer*. Liberal inducement! to

AGENTS.^

Send for descriptive circulars and prices.See.

BOSTON HEBIDEN HANUFACTURIXFL CO., 134 Federal St.,

HAtJTK

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Comer of Fifth and Main streets','

I THREE HAUTE. INDIANA,

es ean in

TH West

for

Practical Instruction In BookKeeping, Penmanship, i. and Arithmetic, •.»•»

And all other department!of Accountantship. Students can enter at any time. stu dent receivea private inatructiont.Each

Journal, with full information aa to the conrae of instructions, qualifications for entering, necessary expenses,

Ac., will be° forwarded

any address on application to the Principal?.to au*25dw3m

HARVrv

oct6dtf Corner

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FRESH ARRIVAL

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,nthinu '..vi 500 yards Prints, goods styles, at 6} cts. 10,000 8 25,000 "10 !'.)

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New Goods

NEW PRICES

Every Day

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OWEN.

AILROAD AGJ5NCT

Tnell, Ripley & Denmigf

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BLACK«SlEKSf

Ltistrina Black Silks TCdaced to..... $1.00 per vard GroDu Rhine

vi wide -i

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TUELL, RIPLEY & DEM1NGS.

Our 25 Cent* Dress Goods Counter

is very attractive, containing a full line of Goods sold formerly at 40, 50, 65 and 75 cents.

SEI'MOF

IIJIIJAL?

James H. Turner, Agent for the C. C. C. & I. Railway, (Late Bellefontain) having moved his office to the store of Turner Jt Buntin, corner 7th and Main streets, will give through re-

7(H and

Main street

P. BEAUCHAMP, ATTORNEY AT LAW 141 MAN STB RET, VP STAIRS. Western Land Broker. Loans

Negotiated,Estates Managed. Particular attention given to Collections. Correspondence solicited from non-resiaenW.

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TI KLL, BIPLEY DEMOG.

Heavy. White Wool Blankets

Reduced from $8.50 to 5.00 per pair, at

Bleached HUNIIIIH, Hill, LoiiMlale, I$OF| Finish, Wamsutta, New York Lills, and all the other popular brands, marked at clearance prices, at

IREIX, BIPI/EY A DEKINFI'S, Corner Main and Fifth Street*.*-,

77 MAIU STREET.

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£4 ac

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In.

W.F.BRISCOE,

DEAI.ER IN

Fantihf Groceries, Provisions, Hermetically Sealed Fruits, J'cffetables, Oysters, Fish,

Preserves, ,Tellies, Sauces, Catsup, Pickles and

Country Produce,

Ohio Street between 3d and 4th, Terre-IIaute, Indiana, GOODS delivered in the City free of charge. martdly

YIOR SALE!!

The Flouring Mill Known as the Canal Mills

must be sold,

ng order, and all Mill.

This property is all in good running order run of Bur?, Corn Sheller, Kiln machinery necessary for a first-class

A^(L

a bargain is waiting for

somebody, or terms and full particulars apply to feb2Mt

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T)HILOBOPHY

COTMRK

the New York Museum of An

College

accounted for: MarriagePhilosophicallicCon- TerroHautetav?

fiidcred, tocketvolumescontainin these

QO^MISSIONEH'S SALK.

during legal hunr?, at the office of Baird

thirty-

(33)

Lectures will be forwarded on receipt offour

stamps, by addressing S

KO'T

The undersigned Commissioner, under an order ofthe Vigo Common Picas Court, January Term.1870, in case of Bezaleel Holmes

ef.

at.

vs.

Nicholas Holmes

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GOODS

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the

place for Special Bai%amsrlgr

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GroGrain Silks reduced to *•.» 1.50 per yard extra heavy $2.00, 2.50 per yard Heavy Tatfata Silks reduced to $2.00,2.20,2,50 per yard Aifull lino of FANCY SILKS marked down in proporj tion, at

1.25 per yard

1.50 per yard

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TRELL, RIPLEY & DEMING'S.

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St. Louis,

Sedalia'

Kansas City,

tt. al.,

will offer,

at private sale, on Thursday. April

14,1870,

Cruft, No.82 Main street, the following City property, situated on Bouth Fourth street, to-wit: One hundred and twonty-four

(124)

feet off the side of lot number

(5)

Ann Baum'south-division sub of out-lotfive

number

the town of Terre

Haute,three Indian®,adjoining

recorded plat said sub-division. TERMS—Oneof

til

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a a a

MAIN STREET,

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hxact tim«-, from Terre Hnnte.Meridian, at warren Block. raar2 JOHTIt It-yftmpMAX.

RAILROADS

Indianapolis & St. Louis R. R, WINTEK A It It A NO EM EXT

TiiHBB mmw mm trains oail!

MAltRIAGE. Terre Haute™FaU Cities ana

LF.crrnRRS.sasdelivered Toitfns tf'ast

atomy,em

DOR.ML.rl, IMS .'...J

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3 4 5

ANATOMY,618 Broadway. New York. De?atnR i^ecatur, o.^&am 5.45pm. 5.45pm marloaiy Bloomington"

Alton,

8.04am 8.15pm 8.15pm'

7.FIS

2.35pm 8.26pm-IJ

9.00am 3.30ptn

9.20Jjn:,F,

leave 9j0am

Macon, arrive

4.35PM 12.10AM I.„,

6.45pm 12.50am 9.00AM

7.50 PM UIM 1.50p UI«'

12.25 AM 6.05

aip

12.25AIUIUK

2.05

7.58

W 2.05

11.10am 11.10

Leavenworth Lawrence, Topeka, St.Joseph, Omaha, San Francisco

11.10

12.40

Mattoon

JIHAKLKS CRUFT,

ap5d«wlw

V,--

7.30

is on

12.40 PM 12.40IM/

2.1AM 9.55

5.00 PM,/"

8JH)

5.0

8.50

6.00pm 6.00pm 6.00 PIP

Accommodation train leaves Terre Haute daily, except Sunday, at

4.50

p.m. arrires

QT.

m, Tolona

8.20

as the same appears on the

2.16a

fourth of purchase money in

cash, balance in equal payments

and.eighteen months, with interest.six,twelve

and Chicago

Palace Sleeping Cars on all Sight Trains. UAGUAGE CHECKED THROUGH. J. D.HERKIMER. JNO.S. QARLAND,

Q-en'ISup't. (Jen'L Pais'r

Ag't,