Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 April 1870 — Page 2

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DAILY

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TERKE IIAUTE. IN1

Salurilii} Moruiug,"April ftt, 1N(\

Itc|iiililicaii State Tickct.

SKCUKTARY OF STATK. MAX F. A. HOFFMAN. ACDITOB OF STATK,

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THKASURBK OP STATK, 110LiEItT u. MILROY. Jl'DUKS OK 8UPEKVK COURT.

JEUU T. ELLIOTT. H. C. OREOOKY.

A ggi&ff OSH&E.

Thk St. Thomaa treaty expired by limitation oin the }3th initaiil. was originally signeii October Jt,-Sl867 but owing to the delay in the Senate, the time for the exchange of ratifications lias been twice renewed. The Indianapolis Journal remarks that it would have been more satisfactory had the Senate stood up manfully and rejected the tjeat^thftn W have pursued the course of strangulation, especially as the good name of the country is likely to suffer from the policy

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THE DAKIKJ^ cXNAfrprojecrls W ably indorsed by the celebrated English engineer, Scorr Russell In a recent lecture before the Institute of Civil Engineers, at London, Mr/KussELL declared that a liberal employment of collie labor would make the,.cutting of jtlie Isthmus art adannplfctfOT Mfnih a comparatively short space of time. ^Ir. Klssell is a good authority on this portant subject—much better than jthe jealous London Times and his suggestions are worthy of consideration

A Washington conRBsp6KDmJT?Ieartis that the President has abandoned all idea1 of issuing a general amnesty proclama* turn at preset. Some time ago he thought of issuing such a proclamation^ but the conduct of the ex-rebels lately has been so violent that he has wisely concluded that the time for such a generous act has not yet arrived. The Executive is daily in receipt of official information which shows that many ,of the ex-rsbeU are act a manner calculated to suggest ing of measures for restraining them, .granting them "more enlarged privileges

If there is no general amnesty issued for years to come the rebels have nobody but themselves to blame.

The quiet way in which the Terre Haute, Vandalia & St. Louis Railroad has been constructed, is indicative ofgreat financial strength. We doubt ever 165 miles of railway were built with so little "blowing." In fact, there has been no sounding of trumpets, but a deal of noiseless, persistent work. The opening up of this road, and the new road to Indianapolis—now far advanced towards completion—will give us competing liqea, not only for general freight and passenger business, but tot he iroirmines of Missouri and the coal fields of Clay-county. This fact cannot fail to have the best effect upon our manufacturing and trade interests.

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Thk Rill Mall Gazcttf in «u article on the New York and"Erle Railroai troubles, says that the English shareholders are powerless to effect any changes for the better, and that their only hope is that the "American conscience inft "feeling may assert themselves." To this a Philadelphia journal replies: It is hardly fair to lay the niisruanagenfent of the Eriej direction at the door of the nation. Most of our citizens who have the misfortune to own Erie shares are ii} the same unsatisfactory position as the English holders of Erie. Fisk and Gouib's railway manipulations arc no more Ameiicanjnational matters than the .t^pking of jthe Oneida by brute EVitE*"isilie fault of the. British navv.

Tjie Journal denies that the Democrats propose to run a colored man for the City, Council. IIow much seriousness thertf has been in such talk, w.e can't say, |*ut, to our positive knowledge, the propriety of nominating a colored man in the Third Ward has been discussed, at considerable length and on several occasions, by leading members of the Democratic party.— lint a.« Mr. Voorhees arid the Journal refuse, in ndvancc, to accept the votes of the newly enfranchised rj^ce, it is'quite likely that such a nomination will not.be made. And there is still another difficulty in the way: No colot-63 man can be found who will consent to be a Democratic candidate. Their self-respect forbids.

The Missouri Democrat reports that the movement copimenced in that State to prohibit appropriation of public fajhds.U^ the support of sectarian institutions, gains strength and favor It been takeh in hand by the Reform organization in New York, and in no other State except'California is it more necessagr. Half a inil lion of dollars has been appropriated during the last year by the New York Legislature, while every year the city government diverts large sums in aid of sectarian institutions. The true way to .reach this matter is by amendment of the United States Constitution, prohibiting every appropriation by national, State 'oi"local governments to such objects, and declaring them void. We trust that an amendment of that nature will proposed before manv months have passed.

Doks tiie Terre Haute Journal n3n endorse the position of Voorhees on the subject of negroes voting?r-.Roe£ri//e Be' puotiean.

Yes, sir, the Journal fyUy'aniit jtoaquivocally endorses the position "W" Mr. Voorhees.—T. H. Journal.

The "position" of the Journal and Daniel in this matter ir the ^saine" as"" that occupied by a certain fox in regard to some excellent grapes growing at an altitude beyond his reach I No-tnan who knows anything of Democratic instincts and habits doubts that any candidate of that party would kiss any colored Woman, girl and baby in this Congressional district, if he believed such an operation would increase his vote and if—which is extremely improbable—the kisses would be accepted.

A VERY SPICV COMMUNICATION, from a highly respectable source, in relation to the singular jjjul rfinarkabje conduct of a clergyman' who recently valedicled thi^j city, is laid tion. WgaJK liowcvcif, the beli^i^r»Qt jweUce^f* aU-!*"-t .will demand its publication.

A veky KEMABKAjiLE and most fortunate fact, for this city, in relation to the l^ nejy railroads soon to commence operation^, in that their construction has not involved us in a city debt- Other cities ana towns are groaning under the oppressive burden of excessive taxation, impojgl -for railtoadi purposes, while we come into possession of all the advantages of long and magnificently equip--ped railways without any expe'nse to citjK dr county. Our geographical position ihtw given us facilities that other iMfflities are paying millions to secure &

Tiie jointresoluticm of beftsttor Shkbman, which recently passed the Senate, as amended, paovide* forthe extension of such portions of the Income Tax law during the whole of the year lB70, a? are'set forth,in sections 120,121,123, 123 of the act of June 30, 1864, amended by the act of July 13,1866, and the act of Match 2,1867:

Section 120 provides that there shall be- levied and collected a tax of five per cehtuiii oii" dividends' of Barilte, "'Trust Companies, .Savings Institutions and Insurance Companies, and also on all addi ftiafks toltheir surpltp-?or oontibg^it Sind? feaid Cbnf^wfnies,' &(?, aire authorized #6 withhold all payments from Stockholder on account of such dividends

Section 121 provides that jeach itynfc sliall pay to the Collector of the District in which it is situated a duty of- five ^et centum on its^profits, within .thirty days

after declaring a dividend on its amount of profited Section 122 provides lor a»lax of live per, centum on the dividends and interest on bonds of l^ijlroad, canal, turnpike itijd slack-water companies. -feection 123 provides the'salarieS^over the amount of one thousand dollars^

Th&e things Have stink deep into jthe mind of the producer, and will enforce upon him a greater diversity of farm production. The coming season will witness a marked change in Western agriculture from the years,- preceding. We shall see a much less breadth of wheat sown, and a great deal more corh, oats, barley,' and crops whieh may be classed as special.— tock, with the exception perhapd of heep, will be everywhere largely increased. .More atteiuiqn will be givefc to the cultivation o/ 'cldver and the tame grasses. Rotation of crops, and the beneTitsJofrist to tiie soil, ana the means to restore it from Hie ejects of long continued cropping"without an effort to return the elements exhausted from it,, haye been the subject of more fiapefal ftudy and the present depression in* prices ivili prove a benefit indeed, if it shall arouse the farmer to a sense of his danger fhm the ^rowfng sterility of hisi fields, the di rect result of his neglect of the plainest teachings of agricultural sciencg.

The stagnation in trade, while a presi evil, is likely to work a laatinggood to the country. It will induce a closer calctilation of the actual gains of traffic and in dustry, and a far greater economy, most needed of all. The people at large will find the road to prosperity 4o lie through the old and safe hab t|,j)f the early settlers, wliicK they must resume, and abandon the extravagant ideas engendered by the currency expansion.— Meanwhile the inventive talent of the country is steadily working plaint en tions that promise to bring about gteat' changes in the cant of farming, and place the farmer on his feet again, even if prices sliall rule low for a series of years.

In the Northwest States, the heavy snows have been very favorable to cfo| generally, and will insure a large y5e of fruit, if the prospect is not nipped by untimely frosts. The present "prospects ot a boonteoua iiirvest arc all nattering. —Chicago Republican.

These, say* the Indianapolis Joubial, are good campaign documented Ilerie is a little paragraph on the Oneida disaster from the Oanmmtiiu, a' Democratic paper published at Lexington, Missouri. 'No matter how much democratic, papeip in Indiana may denoutfce such ftentimqnts, they are links of the same bologna, land their editors and patrons unflinchingly vote the same ticket with the writer W&S penned this infamous sentiment: "The Yankee war steamer Oneida •celebrated Washington's Birthday by going to the bottom of the ocean near Yokohama, Japan. Otoe hundred and seventy nautical whelps of Doodle w6nt down with her."

The widow «f Dr. Bridgoian, tiie learned Chinese missionary, is still living at Shanghia, where she is devoting het efforts to the education of Chinese ^ris, for whom she is building a-large6 orphange

Leverriei. trie dethroned Director of the Imperial Observatory, in Paris, is said to have beoorne a confirmed hypochondria^' in cons^jnenfcfe of the rief with which his i^nominMMU |^moval rom his eminent position filled Biito.

It is a well-known fact that the Emperor of Russia has repeatedly had terrible attacks of delimm trenlews. During these attacks he is always^ tortured bv die belief that he mftrdered his father, Nicholas, and poisoned his oldest son.

ULEVMNUS.

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officers or oilier persons in the civil, mili fary, naval or other employment of jthe United States, including members of jthe Senate and Hou^e, shall'pay a tax of five .per centum. Tbia-iacludearecipients of prize ntoney, butesempta mechanics and laborers employed on all public works

O'l Spring III the Country.

The ice fetter&that for so- mAiiy bleary months have locked up the soU in jthe Northwest, have at length released tlieir grasp, and genial' spring sueceeds the Frozen breath q{ winter. Tl^e ing shows liave unbosomed a soil free from frost, 'and the plow is mating its deep and rapid furrows over upland fields that two weeks ago were burled under many inches of snow. The ice breaking up in the island Itekes, and already left the streams, wlficli are

high flood, and setting back over in any a league of bottom, ana marsh, and level land. Within a week or two .the drainage will have cleared the -gorged

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courses, and every farm will liaye Commenced its season's work. -There is no lack of wealth-rn the^Urny* ing community. The difficulty of the" times is the want of money and a market. The granaries are still full of the prodilcts of lqst year's harvest, held back for a prfcjb that will at least cover the:cost of production. A comparatively smalt ladvance would relieve the agricultural jdemand for funds, revive the trade of jthe merchants, and erowd ail. the avenues! to the seaboard with profitable freight. J7awi products a^e embayed, and the producers of wealth are,, many, of lliem, stranded, with abundantr means, if1 they could be realized or made availbale.

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llextfp Vincent, the English lecturer and reformer, has arrived in San Francisco. y'v

A Salt Lake letter says that Brigham

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bill for a '"sixteenth amendnieB riapSenatOT

Warsaw, in Poland, has 253,661 inhabitants, of whom only 1,461 belong to the orthodox Greek Church.

A'tUonriectrcnt man^ha^^lorrf ifiVsam® hat to church for forty years. It has beeii in style seren-timos during that period

New York sweHs sustain their languitjlving fcpiats witk small scentj^tle? ^ich Me(^ iriik thj Hfdl^ ~r

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Of teu persons, in Damariscotta, Me., wbolav^jaiiihacl the have gone blind,and four are in quick consumption.^ r.

Eight dogs in a Georgia town died suddenly, the other,day, from eating a lbaf of bread which the cook had just .baked for the family. »oW

Copenhagen, the capital of- the Kingdom of Denmark, has now a population

A Pennsylvania newspaper' proposes that the day on which the Legislature of that State adjourns should be observed as •GpOff!»irtcsgiv$»g.

Wth sufafrbk te^mNPone

million inhabitants the City proper has 790,000 inhabitants. It is- now the Mii rd largest city in Europe.

A negyo policeman in Charleston, ^iavihg scrupTfe.sii%dinst rising MS- raub W any unruly prisoner, put down his head and bntted hiih ikto insensibility

A year on some of the street railroads of Philadelphia entitles a conductor

A frisky old lady of sixty-five, summers, residing, at Rondout, N. Y., recently deserted her husband, stealing the hard earnings anil savings of many years, and went to live With another man in the place.

Jav eld maid^wetit to one ef th? life insurance agents at Columbia, Mo., a few

days ago, and desired to insure her life. When she found that she would have' to tell her age before she could insure, she abtfUbfjy tu£t\ed on )jer-heel and left the office, ,I^e New York correspondent of the fhilKtfelphKt'2'e/^rtzpA says: "Mr, Fechter has received from several New York artists offers to sit for, a portrait of Christ wearing the crown of thorns, and will nrobabTy accept one of these ^ffers upon m^e&n"totneicity?i':y" ^7

Lamartine has left enough manuscript to fill ten duodecimo volumes but his executors decided that they should not be published immediately, inasmuch, as it w^sielieved Ifcat they would sell better if ISWiiU years after t|ieideath of 4Wie iWiwtriotiS?poet and liistoi^ali.

The New York Pod corrects Senator Wilson's statement about Nicholas Biddie, and says that the first blood shed in the war was-that of Daniel How, of New York, ki|led at |Tort Sumter by' the accidental discharge of a gun while saluting our flag, as the forces marehed out of the fort.

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat

as neglect 6ften fosufts in an incurable Lung Disease. Broirn'g Bronchial Troches jriU ino^t invariably givej inFor Bronchitis, Asthma, Ca

stant relief.

tarrh, Consumptive and Throat Disk.vses, they have a soothing effect. use thorn to clear and strengthen the voice.

Owing to the good reputation and popularity of the Troches, many worthiest and cheap imitations are offered, which are good for nothingBe sure to OBTAIN the true. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES.

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A I N E A E S

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Coiiimissipn Merchant, Atoll Wholesale- -Retail Dealer In all kinds of Orain. Warehouse on Jiorth First Street, at Canal Basin. Ter^e-IIaute, Indiana. },

Strict attention paid to r»c«iwnjr«tad forwardiiur (roods. lW8dwtf

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Melts' Hata Of ajll kimls, Soys' HAts of all kinds, t. Misses' Hpts of all kinds,

Infants'Hats of all kinds, And at all price*. I®~ Hats made to order on short hotiee. Come and see,

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-The Prirfce of Wales has made a'brief speech, about a pack--of hounds lie has given away, which was j-eported in the "English papers.

Feinlicli", the 'greal ^liltrian billiardplayer, and said to be" the best in Europe at the present time, will visit the United. States next summer.

The Prince of Wales and the Crown Prince of Prussia, although brothers-in-law, have not been on speaking terms for several years.

Congress ppssed a bill on Friday indemnifying the Postmaster at Morristown, N. J., for money and stamps stolen from a safe in the office by burglars.

The French prelates in attendance on the Ecumenical Council in Rome, say that the Etecnal City is ihevworst place AflEuropef so far as living and 'Som foils are concerned.

The Boston Medical and Surgical Jofir ?wi!has a paper translated from the iviug ltfi ifidii ^diHbtiijS-is'enm

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They say in Berliu that there is not male member of. the Royal House of Prussia but has been either whipped, or at least been grossly insulted, for keeping wiU»'bt|ier men's wiv^s..

F. W. Mix, of Terry ville, Conn., is to make the new locks for the Post Office Department. 'He will be requited to fur nish"20,000 "brass locks in three months and 80,000 iron locks in ten months.

A proposition to have a concert and feast at UlackSford, Va., for the benefit of one of the churches has been abandoned, the officials of the church declining to receive money contributed in that way

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A. W. Faber's Lead Pencil^. Grand Gold Medal.and Crow of the Legion 9f Honor at the Exhibition tn-Paps. 1867.

A, W. Fajber's New Pencils of Siberian,teal! in 10 grades are superior toany Pencits evar

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A I N E S -si 4,,

W. HOWARD MANNING,

Sign and Carriage Paittter.

I am now prepared to do all kinds of-Bngfy, Wagon, Carriage a&d Sign Paiattng, on a little better tenns to ,customers than apy other firm in the city if you don'i believe it try mi,

N. B. All work warranted to give satisfasHon. A Aeonstsiat Wj Shop—On 3d, street,"Jbotwccn Main and I 4(h street, near ir2!)dlr

Cherry. 127

"i?^L' "SnZSrSEr

BcalcriL' Liberal inBtuc*iBe(it»i ]to. A«pf te.

adjoining U»eStB*art House. Send for descriptive jcircnlan aap prices, ic all its braaehM, s«mA. ,a* Crejie JJOSTOS *KK1DES IIASf CTUBl'0*CO., inoaira I ,,, cf «it ibbons.Silkofall kinds.

Dresses, nrtaing, Plum_e^, Lace,

Velvet, Parasols and' Fringes^ Partioul ar at teation paid to Cleaning and refinwhing, withartiqleSjM Crepe

WESTE» BJUSWl

l(t3~IT«arbora* Afreet, CJiTtHSVi IJUnois.j I'. W. t'ljfi^^ffil'dlng Business »al

Musi 5('ARCHIT/EQT.H") •ii'» lilv. try

ii jr L-VOTijitGH,,'u

^'laas-Spebifiofttions. SupeHatetaAatirff, wJH ..-*** vx^witlgp farHwheS Wf9v»yf«ifcoripewi «rn«r of Wabaik knd sfo/y, tJenrinit Blodk."

ildlaat.

Office—JUrtao)

KRS IN

Boots and Shoes,

Slxt"St,eets

JIHOY W:IK uvj

Wo will opert1^ thi Well-known stanj^bh'i on thellni lif-Marcl^amtiifvtlw^ mttkI ai •-.»•*?« '. Il(«r

i^js/iaiid ,«•• ".•» m-,- *rf.5 siidW S ud-Hiw nihil 1 Jon mil "_ei 9dr-im !»'. ,o| 1

JkTerironxhi to!tki».«arket^»liiMi we shall' ..sell'at the

t-.-i

LOWEST.CAiai PRICES. v,Of! Iev

L-

..^Bleached 3Hn&Ups» ^lU-ai-ffluuai&u rlaaneiSt ymm

K.i-00#^ s-rf:

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i*l boM dttivumm bm .moiifa'i iamta oi «.t

,ft

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S!ScO-3JSzO|'lif'.

and ai a~:T-n &tn rr?li '•ntitfu ne ... lo j't *r .7Ml yiT»(»Jfl! Vi noli!

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$1.26BBIUBOZEN!

TaWe'LiflthR'aittl Towclings

•rr :,j 1 r-

50 dozen TT. P. fTandkerchiefs at 15c e.n :*b Jt aaismw IrI-jSo e'T •V

rfliw

i-ttsdiuH ssiiiMtK Imr. ,oie(I JiaMtl be .aojt-: 'alJq'i to Icii

-t v.i*3Tmy Pa7 JnaAH moil ',b ji 5% W:: iofrfw ai t&tBsm adi

Wa rrct^ifoterg I ®i

V'•• •:,-rtV, r' I »J*6 '•W 7h iv Jsskmrii btNiiiv^jt mM«i lo

•'^^^^SU^CBBSOHS T^a •itcsyiBatrf afmirnaU oil'X 4 -wit iM ha *to!rti* 97#*9* vUmimnu

EDSALL

iiiow smij atn»fa» a leilt f^iaiujjni oifi Jnirfw jtaiitih fe*ol!a e''rts»s,aliis \o jiifct.' Jtii »Ar.s ...Ks?.TAaQi*fa btiband #7lKi~ .8I IhqA .JSoaKftl a a a iC'iaaEwnte adl at rttb&w'J

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.» Ai kttfttifi. T-1* & 'UnrttitS-.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE .f

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fommvtoWftC -i ^Uoitea v'«et#q hfiitmtsm Ttwl wrwr fjflre ff'rJ nmi •'t"l9orlU^«r'Fiflh knd:M^H) streets,*^ '.Hi *t. it-.-:' iaitt'.er &d)

"iff,

Tegetables Seed Potatoes. .but

kfpton hapl.atSontli

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inr o3 AJ-I ttdi mm I 1 "kf-ritT Jg .1- y?-?

Li,' ^eixauri Q^oatsat

HickOrys, Oasiijaeres,

|q$4». wder

ctory manner. 2

tj «K n. lit mi*- io J."

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9R.V COODS. ct.-l A*

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f!..I .1!::i!--rr'0t»T^-"i-..Jj

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3-8-

.1 i.-'sJi 'i.. ft x-- 2££7r« 4tv

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Corner 4tViTn^ jtfain l3t*qets. Hr-*-* .YAaUOH "Jt ^fluxl Tsltl* lu 4 usoh.yil :n silT -Bastil: I »!taagr»9M. itmm. bm .ssjpp j. »«j vcm mi' tea 1C ni 9Tx', .lKTifiiKr»riK 500 yards Prints, gooUs^tyieiiiaiisfi^cts. 10,000 u..- iHsou .^' "-8 ir M,Wr "Wu,'fe aril -MO J4 a At tim oi tmlwvx I

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»ttta90

JOIlK-BARNIK^E,

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I .+. 1$

2 O.MrQmUs.^e/X'^yardl ifisc

&f tho s^hsb^.!

Jot'tiaB- ncijsiM.'i'.

50 dozen Damask Napkins, all Linen, ai

ITSi

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HI ?«f J«a M^*i«TaarK I £,l4tt W

K*M llTif S'rfli

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For

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ot, instructions, quali ^oslarriSlMniAv

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90 (Ktilrti3tt|0 Oi

rt StiU^J 'aijfsij '•tin 4 jUtoi* to iiu- Je. nbitjW.

PdsKPopUns^ Elegant Colors,

VEHY X-OWl

iM rfanlw rti tl ni iiuiitK •t.xi'ii .! .1 1 h. •.***

BfcA®K, AND FANCY COLORED DRESS «OODS,

tntitiX) ol f/ii ti ail/ »ir adJ mcnt htm edf«j s*r$

a «»i ni twoijai* i.«a a.rr lUh ftwti

•ut) mi of la

a -'. fl.iJ drttm a

ift zkrtrii

salem

UAMaair^crd^ahi^df^onntantihlp.

1W tr# WBrtwiwti iTr atAa* Students can enter at pme- Eaek sta l.uiXjMinl dent receives private1 IhSrracnOTS. College x.iT8for V^outh.Maturity an

Journal, wittfoH inforipation as to the cours* Fu-i-J oVnfirajfy SSvielraa. ^*he caa seOf In qualifications for eateria^|

.1?

w«« c. c. c.

having moved sorre-

4fdiB«to Jilt the Kastern Oities. iajramJn bulk Ftninsfer)and tq all Raw any other lin^.and

141 MAW STREET, CP STA1B8. forded |4at of said su^divmon.

uuivr»u» .! qeeoraea piaioi saiui

e'|I«»shfha5n"eeipajrmiiitelt siiTtwSjyo fyoyidte%Estate*Ma*aged., Particular attention fiVen to polleirtions. ....... Particular attention £iyen to ^oiieCTioDs. Correspondence solicited from nfltt-WMeBts* ap»U4*wlw

r—it— :i .mat iakit'.

/fho Flourtvg Milhj

3t-'resisAll:fin

inown a§ the Canal Milli I good iurs,- CornjItheUer. fii

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ruu tu JIIUBc VWIW.WHWMWt a»«u ..•«U

a in a S a W I a I

Afiordsfaeilitios equal to any Business v^Uag* I be sold, and a bargain Is waitirir for in tho West for j^moboiy^-fi^jr. tarma and fall partiettl4rk soaioho4y^

gracticaittnstt'ue ffdn in Book- *feb25dt

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ti{ii^c a.s$ortnic^ f* Spring flrcss Goods on onr

THE MOST POPtfLAR BRANDS OF i«m

n-u,U

At ^Oittlyroduoed prices

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TWENTY-FIVE ^GENT "COUNTER!!

^^e*8a^o"l»rougiit from 50 to 60 cents last Season.i„Afv

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rib o« ,ll?w u*%it iunmiMifU nyuH loiort'tMc u.iWti lAsmrti ut to

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farm .•»! I

MAIN STREET,

f,*W. F. BRISCOE^!

pSiMf £&?? I

Family Groceries, Provisions, Hermetically Sealed, Fruits Vegetables, Oysters, Fish, 3 Preserves, Jellies, t» L„ Sauces, Catsup, 'i "&%• twb- «'"f

Country Produce,

I Ohio Street betweon 3d and4th, Iesw Tiirre-TTtiiite, Tndl(nnt'{

OTOodfldelirerod in thaCUy froo of charge. inaridly

parfioolark

SCOtT it DTTT

to 'Liva aad VV bat to Old Age Mart

^{i0^.f^tWi»«« aild »a*va«8 lmase

a.reeeipi

stamps, by addreseiifg SKCt^t N»w Yokk Mn» SKiTx gr 6W BrtwiMray, Hew Yotk. marlSdljr *5!

1 /^OMMISfflQSEB'8 jiMJi \J. :•.( Ml .• -TT—... The wa#emgned Commissioner, onderan order ofuie Vigo Oommou Fleas Court, Janu-

JamiSs'Hi rarn t. ^tfcati ujB&eatatheatDCa af Turner Bonti^.cor er7ui a#id Main streets, ittgive through re6ft)t8oii sHJfteiitt of ftojiw iml MW^iai'ui5 1 ary Te nil, 18167111 ca^e" of Besaleal Ifoliaes '"J I «(t uL. v*. Suteiai llalines-ei. ai., wlll offsr,

J"a at sain, aia Tharsdaj^ Apri"

Ona hundred -atui tw«i the south side of lofnntnber five ...

tI fliM

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A Full'1'Line 6£r Beaver Mohairs.

jfvntr 9M« miA uivv T*»*t4 i?u ft lUVdBt Ii 1

The Iianrtsoniest Black Ooods in tho market, at '•flj

TtJBL^f RIPLEY. & DEMINGH

iriif'jfit O

janrmso wli. s«hii2t ^wiauilial «i

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STjR,£3E3T.,U*.:.77.

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Rxaat fim#. from Terre Haato MeriHifln, nt Warren Block. mar25 JOHN R. FREEMAN.

railroads,

In^fianapolifl ft 8t. Louis B. {{,

IVIXTER AliliA NO EME X1

THIKK THMH iFW TRAINS MIL:

S a a a & JroivnH

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Co eased. XiawftshenJule.Docoi^berl, VM59

Dally Kvery Day Except Sundays!

Westward. Might ox. Fast ex. Night ex Terre ilante leave 11 .+p 6.06 am 11.99 am Matteon, arrive Iwitm 8.48am 2.40pm C*iro, ,'T 3.15pm 2JOam 2J0«m Kna,' 'i

-four 1?4) 1 (5) in

L_ I Abn Bawm's" snb'divisioB 3f dot-lot number

,NBY AT LAW I tfeic^-threatS^T adjoininc the town of Xerra I liaate, Indiana, as the same appears on the

us* money in ro

Oo«mi8«ionfcr.

3:.4Dam 10.34 am 4.24pm

Decatur, 5Jt5*m S.fepm 5.®»a Bloomington" 8.04am 8.15pin 8.15pm AHon, 7^3am 2J5pm Bl. Louis,, 9.00aip 3.»pm 9?0pp leav*-' WOia 4.*N »iBi nrrire M5pm 12^0am LUOam alia- 1.38am Oopm KansasCitr 12JBam 0.06am lO&am L^av^worth 2^05am 7^8am 2.06am Laurence 11 10 am 11.10 am 11.10 iJS 12.40pin l|.^pm St Joseph?^ 2.25am »iS*o 5.00pm 8^0am SOWpm «JW.am San#runcisco 6.00pin 6.(»pm 6J»pm

Accommodation train leaves Terre ftaute a icago

daily, except Sanda*. at4^0 m. anrfv«4 at Mattoon 7.30 in, Tolona 2.16a and Chi Mat toon 8.20 a m. Palace Sleeping Cava

all

NiglU lPrains.

UA&GAQE CHECKED THROOOH. 1). ilEltKIMER. JNO.S. GARLAND. Uen'ISap'ti Oeii'l I'afw'r Ag t.