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DAILY EXPRESS.

Ij lERKE HAUTE. INO.

Mondaj MorulMg, Jnljr IStb, 1870.

Republican State Ticket.

SKIIT1HYOT CT1T*. MAX e. A. HOFFMAN. .&

AUDITOR

OF 8TATK.

JOHN 1. EVANS. TRKASl'RKB OF STAT*.' A ROUERTH. MLLKO Kj JCDGCS OF BOPRIOitS COCBT. I

AVA-A-' :n'i •ry.n'.i -.

KU T. ELLIOTT,

K. C. OKE101VY.

"HX :I

CUAKLICj A. KAY, ANDREW L. OSUURNE. ATTOBSEf OENFRAL.TJ

.it ..-t.,

NELSON TRUSSLEK.

8CPERISTESI.EST OP PDEUC! IJCTROCTIO*.

BARN A Ah 0, 110 BLb. ,,,,

CO :OREH3, ®V

LIFTED

Philadelphia i'rexi waken thus noteworthy correction: "Nothing of the kind. The Democrats and ftee-traders, or revenue plunderers, have made the nomination, It is significant and su^pi.cjou? that the above-quoted disingenuous pnraerapli is systematically going the grand round of

the free-trade journals

KEADF.KS of Washington

HAJ.L

NEW*

designated Capt. Id

are at*

ieady aware that President (SHAN'T

HAS

ALL,

of C'iiicuinaii,

California. .i .T-".

IVKECKED ON A CORAL REEF.

Six Snilors Fifty-one Days oil a Barren Island Under (lie Equator.

The London -Time* of June '.!7th say,": The iron clipper bark Silver Craig, Captain Cohu, which lately arrived at Liverpool, brought six seamen, the sole siir-. vivors uf the Liverpool ship Alercuriiis, who were picked up from a coral reef oil the northern coast of Brazil, where they had managed to exist lifty-one days. The Silver Criiig sailed from bday on the afternoon of the loth ot May- When about ten miles from the luua- Tleef, otf I'einainbuco, the weather clear and a moderate breeze blowing, Captain Cohu discovered a lump on the reel which .he knew he was approaching, and made it out to be a hilt of some kind. Drawing nearer, he observed a mast, with something like a signal of distress living, and he at once bene down toward the reef, and hauled a boat out and prepared her Jor launching, in order to visit the leel. As lie drew nearer the island he was enabled to see that the supposed flag was a stripped shirt, hoisted half-mast high, and disposed in lieu of a better signal. The Silver Craig was hove to within a mile aud a half or two miles ot the reef, aud then six seamen came alongside in two small boats which they had constructed from wreckage found on the reel'. Thev said thev believed themselves to be 'lie sole survivors ot the ship Mcrcunus. of Li verpool, which had been wrecked on a reet while on a vovaive Irom Snn Francisco to Liverpool They liad little or no clothes, but, with the exception of a colored man. were all in e.ood condition, having lived upon birds' egj's, shell-tish. fish, andjeveu turtles, dunking .resli water, which thev had the food fortune to find (.m the reet. They had with them basket eontaininp- about two hundred of the liuee eggs which had been their piincipal source of food, and thev were delicious eating when cooked. Captain Cohu and his officers and crew took the castaways on board the Silver Craig, supplied them with fixxl and dothinc, and, as already stated, brought them lo Liverpool.

The Mereurius was a tine new iron lippership ot S

i»

one of the holes, or small caverns which the sea had worn into the coral, and he was not seen again. In the course of the day another survivor was di?covqwa ton another part of thg^xw. sruck about 3 o'clockJjB ine liMttoitfg, and when the dav l^kjp&ll tlifKYas-to-.taj seen of the Mefturi^sreee of her fore and mainmast "in the dgep water alongside the reef. Afterwards she partly broke up and some of the wreckage washed ashore, but no provisions, or cargo, which consisted of grain. The survivors_had a dreary prespect before them.

MOSES F. DUNN, of Lawrence, y. rlOSEOJTOH OF CIRfJffIT COCET,." JiiOf: N. U- kUliYof fculliviii. 't ij

PVOSECUTOF' C. C. PLKiS»_.. 2 CLARK t\ MciNTIKE, of Snli

Washington correspondent,

after taking a careful nuivey the nation's legislators, annonncei that "JOBS

PETERS is unquestionably the mo»t distinguished character in the Congress

ot the United .States/

THE

C'jluinbua

Journal (an

'MNO

organ

ol British manufacturers) having, stated that "the revenue reformers of

KELLEV S

district in Pennsylvania have nominated WILLIAM

THOMAS in opposition/' the

the commander of.the North Pole Jvxpe.

dition contemplated by the appropriation of $50,000 for thatpur pose- The of that city, thinks that if any one can reach the North Pole on $5(1,000, Captain

is the man to do it. It'ia too late to start this season, and the Captain ty i" -|JVIUIthe winter in ji»a.king preparations fur exploring the Polar region on leas money than some think necessary to get them couiifortably through a ye'ar of ind'oient ease,. surrounded, hy prof,4*ioit: of

everything.

yi:. *j:iv: ,,. .:f/i -Vii.

THEKK

IWOII

.to believe that some

of the Mongolians, at least, are quite averse to enteiing tlie field of labor in the United States as those who are HAW occupying them fire opposed to their coming. On a special Chinese emigrant train from .. Sacramento to Knoxyille a few layj» ago a number of the Coolies jumped from- the car windows near the former place affd made good their, escape. This reminds one of the most revolting features of the African slave trade, when hundreds -of the captives ended their miseries by jumping from the ships, oil which they .were being transported, into the sea, preferring death to the sufferings they were enduring and the unknown ones yet in store for tiieni. Whether a similar feeling animated the Coolies who leaped from the cars is ncit certain, but their desperate escapes were either prompted by an uncontrollable aversion to their lot as involuntary laborers, or else they were willing to risk their necks in the effort to seek their fortunes in the land of gold—

The KdcJiaJ Keef' idiwittn rf twPWrpl islands, in extent about fifteen acres each. They *tf% wnai-jjOed the space, between them,can Ve walked over at. lovi maLftJ lie f-veryF low, ancl haVe ^atcKes'of" "wfrite £antl in the centre, but little or no grass. "Some few years ago th£ t»|if 7 1 at Pernambuco had them planted with coooanut trees, that the reef might be visible to ships-approaching,( but oply^ora pr.Uv^ of these have grown. The London tflip1 per Duncan Dunbar was wretcked on the reef about two years ago, on her passage to Australia, wi4h a.rficlijPtf?gjD and auutr erous pa.-sengeif ... Pwiious.ol hev wreck are still visible* and also'remain? of many uther vessels. Thee sad relics were of the greatest nr-e to the six survivors ot the Mercurius. Tl»«y found two iron water tanks, with a capacity of four hundred gallons each, and having iron covers, deposited in convenient positions and tilled with water, haviiig been plated therefrom the wreck of the Duncan Dunbar, in the early part of lSCV. From the wreckage strewed about they built Uieii}selvc a"long -hut, ajs qoiqfortable. a jilace as could be expected, even under more favorable circumstances, ^and with the aid of a broken sheath-knife, a hammer, tWo-ounce weight, and a large copper holt, tfiey contrived, out of pieces of planking, to build two small boats, the juails with which they were put together having been first drawn-out ot the old wrecked timber strewn about, tor food they had plenty of birds' eggs, young bifds and ^ht-IJ-li.-'li, und occasionally managed to catch lish and turtle, hire was procured in the Indian mode by rub.bin'g two dry sticks together, but this was a weary process,'t'^o' ho^fS^ rubbing-be-ing required to produce a light, and the lire once obtained' waH \vatched day and .night as jealously aA th6 sacred flame ot classical times. It was kept burning near the hutai iiigixt .time, tu attract the aXten.tipn of passing vessels. Two or three tihies during the sojourn «n the reel the Jire went out, and had. to be rekindled in the manner described. The timber ot the foihier' Wrbcks—calling up s»«l thoughts!—served for fuel, for on tlie island there was'" naturally none.

The' men suffered severely from the'rays of tlie- fierce tropk'al.sun they were in latitude 'A, soijth of the equator—for they had little or no clothes on -When they reached the- reef, only one of theiu having been-on deok, the rest in their beVths ^vlien the ship struck^.. 'Hie reef swarmed with ants, very much-like the English arit in sire- and appearance, but of a most venomous nature, and the men suffered great- pain-from continual bites. A-fortunate additiontatheir stock of fresh water was a cask of that-precious liquid, -washed -ashore some time after they had beeiv on the reef/most probr ably from the wreck of the Mercurius but there were no marks by which it could be recognized, as. belonging to that vessel.. To protect their heads Jrom the s.M», the nien knitted liafs of cocoinnt fibre,from the only tree they'' could'' find on the icefi and sewed Uieni together Willi the same material, threaded'"'in' a needle ingeniously made out ofa piece of brass fbnird on the -Islands These hats they have brought to Liverpool :as precious mementoes of their castaway lifeThe names of the survivors are John Coleman, D. McCa'D, Middy Baptistes, Jonachiin Klhg Dilombo, Charles Lance and Fra'ndis Euw'ard Grey. Jii

A ROYAL STORY-TELLER.

Qiwt'lt Isabella's "Valedietory."

Frdili tlio Pall Mall Crazcttc-.) Thfe'ftiH text of Queen Isabella's farewell to the Spanish people is published this morning. It is as lollows: "SfANTARDs! My long reign has seen many sad and troubled periods^-sad-above all forme, because, tlie.glory of certain facts. and tb£ progress realized While X. ruled, the depth?}' of our dear country cannot make me forget that, loving, peace and the increase of tlie public good, 1 ever saw my deepest aiid most cherished feelings',"niy noblest aspirations, and my -inost earnest •wishes- for the-firw-pcrity'Of Spnfin' thwarted fey- acts-inde-pendent of my will. As a childtiioiwands of heroes-proclaimed- my name,, .brit the horrors .ol war jurrquiilecl... iny cradle. As.a girl-J.-had:.no thoijghtdilit to'sccond .proposals. Which apiieared jjood, aiid caJr culatcd to secure your happ»npss', but tjie' heated strife of parties aljuweiT no time for the law and foi'fhe 'lcive of prudent reforms'' hj take- -K»et. At- wn ..age when'reason is fortified by"--experience. tliMingovernable

-]ns»ioi»a

IUV

tons. .She left .'"an

Francisco on the oth of miliary, aud was wrecked on

Kikmi*

Heel,

dangerous reef

lying in lat. X» Ji:'. south, long. o0' U0' west, iu early morniiiR ou tlie 2"iJli .of March. It was dark and raining he-wi-ly. The side ol tlu sfuji rui/ed th\» sharp edge of the coral below tire \\~itei, and shv struck hejvilv twnv, b^ing apparently over a ledsie ot the rock. She soon began to fill, and preparations were made for huiiu'hiii."- tfie lone-boat. Pud' dcnly .(relied tiiiLU Ai J. l,:Li i' the edge of the rocky, -belt' into deep water, and went' (tniwin ei«ht fathom-'. Iler yards had previouslv been braced to bring her otLtlic reet befoie -she stinvk, Uiil wfcen.^he loll' over, the hit li weie thus' Ivim: sitlewav'- to the' in-i c.ui led down, it is supposed, nuvst of the ciev. Thiwe who cfiaiiitxl' lie swrfacc wcie swimming about in the darkness for two hours or more, until tit length, as tiie tide fell, ther felt they had "gained a footing on the ledge aud when day broke th«y were able to move to the unwashed jmrts ot the reef At this lime it was supposed there were onlv five survivgrp out of ihe the twentv-two who had been aboard the ship. The carpenter, Henry .Murray, was seen alive near the reef, hut lar^e wave came and washed him into

ofi'Mnjn u'lioin

I would not oppose at the cost of yonr. blood—mere precious. 1.0. tju- than niy ov\ have, di iyen me to,a foreign.eounti.y l'aij fr«m the. throue of liiy ah.cestoiuj'flrts friendly, lurfpiuible, and .illus'tiTo'us' land, but which is not my owii t*ciiiitrV",

'iu!!

that of my children. Such, in brief, is the political history of" thirty'fi-ve years, fii®which 1 have exereWed the supreme representative -power of the |eoplc. committed to my charge by fiovl's ikw, by personal right, and bv national right. Kctlectiiig upon this period, 1 cannot acitse myself of contributing wi:h deliberate intention either to the evils laid to my charge or tu misfortune* which 1 was powerless to avert. A constitutional Queen, 1 have sincerely iesjiected tht laws A Spanish woman before all, and a loving mother. Spain's soiw sire 'all cquallv dear to nip. The misfortunes which conhl not-prevent were miiis'iiicd bv meas far as possible. Nothing was more grateful to my heart than to purdon and reward, and 1. omit led nothing to prevent

subject.--' tears from ilowin

in my cause. With desires and feelings that have nevertheless been vain to spare me. in iuv country or awav I'lom it, The bilter trials aillicling my lite, resigned to suffer them, and accepting the de-i 'i4 cf Divine l'rovidence, 1 believe I can yet tre«lv and spontaneously perform til is last of my acts, all of which, without exception, have stmght to pro-mote-your pros|M'ity and to secure •your tranquility. Twenty months liave pns!»ed ^ince Lset foot ii|ion foreign suil, apprehensive of ills which, iu their biuidne«st tenacious supporters ot illegitimate aspirations, who have been condemned hv the laws of the"kingdom",'by "the vote of inanv assemblies, by the.right of victory, and bv the declarations 'of the government ot civilized Kurrqe .do not hesitate to endeavor io reproduce. In these twenty months jn.v alilicted soul hs never ceased to hear the sutlering cry which arises from niy never-lorgotlen Spain Full oj laitli in its"fuiure. solicitous for gjv'-'itn^'f!. iiitofrirv aud intlependence. irraTi'fiil 'fot the support of thoe who were and arc attached to me, forgetting the affronts of tho^ewho do not know me Oi i'n-ult me, for myself 1 ajk nothing, lint Would obey the impulse tt niy heart '.ntl the loval svntiment ot the Spaniards bv coiUuiing to their honor aud noble teelinc the dnstinv Ot traditional dynasty and the heir of a hundred kings.

Here follows the act of abdication, transferring:.the crown to the Prince, under the title of Alfonso XIL, Isabella preserving all civil rights, and the custody of Alfonso while living abroad, ahd until proclaimed King by the Government and Cortes representing thf lpriTiniKe vote of the nation, •rr-Xl Sttij.to- .... .fj ..

St Louis

to have a Bethoven centen

ary le: iival tliis fall

TOUCHING.

Xike

CCOQIC

In the Itolc of the

i! M1' Wiu in jpFSRcjjtilicaij,]

ownnloon, c^Bonaay nfght/tMhsg^Sted quite a sensati^ within the realm of the fancy, particularly owing to the mystery about the aflair, and the probability that the Irish giant's fighting days are over. The scene at the office of Dr. Hodgen, where McCoole was broughtto have his wonnd attended ttj.jhad afi element of the pathetic in it that was realized %^Wo*epre«?tit. "ftfe^urtwart: fanafofc}

I a W 1 1

oi'chair to a degreel'Tidd iifever before done. He lay stretched out at full length, with his head reclining on liis right arm, while hi*left ai-m, bare and goryr was being operated' on l^r-. ifodgen.: Tom Kelly held McCoofe"s ksft -hand, wihile Billy Carroll and John Powell walked, about the 'surgery much exercised, and declaring they would socoei' have a leg ,cut ofl'!than VnfliSr the pain their, friend ivdoing When the Doctor discovered ihe place where theball had lodged, he had to cut an opening on the' opposite side of the arm to where the ball entered, and occasionally pieces of bone would- be drawn put which had been shuttered by the ball. The Doctor had to feel liis way. and as.bones were caught by the instrument inserted,, McCoole would make an u:i)latiou with an earnestness which,Was expressive of .agony endured but lie'bore i^ie trial manfully, Once be remarked to

Kelly that when the bourn wcre caUght it went through him, and "Kelly rej'p'6Vided thai as.be held his baud he i'elt et'fery .shock. An inquiry, wis made jof Dt Hodgen as to the extent of the injury, and he replied that McCoole would have! astifl'arm.

McCoole (anxiously )—Will it,jrieYSr.be as'good as it was before'' :11 ui •.. Dr. Hodgen—No. w» idi

McCoole--NeverV-•• "Svv/«*| •r-.-ojf-iio Dr. Hodden—Never as goo'l. as it was before. .•

McCoole (witha:sigh)--That settles it Ii'otlung more was said upon this matter, and.McCoole lay deeply 'meditating'. The conviction flashed over, "his mind1 dial 1/is fighting days were pvfcr, and the reality of his sadness could riot life" tloiiht-' ed..

Di. Hodgen had not had su'c!h an arm before him for many along day, seen in the massive symmetry lbr which McCoole's limb.' are remarkable.: it. shows very clearly his'immense strength. livery now and then McCoole bit, his lips, but bore the o]eration with wonder, fill coolness, and conversed freely with tho^e in the room. He was emphatic in his declarations that lie knew nothing about the affair/ -'He- wcasiouaUy. aiked "Dr. Hodgen to let him rest awhile, .and to desist "temporarily- in .his etloi to exa a

,Kev. J. Fulton is popularly known in Boston as "theslanjfwhanger." A large paity of gypsies are waiidering' about Blue KiU.th county, Minuesola.

AVhen does the rain l»ecoiii£ too- faniiliar with'a liidy? When it'begins -to p:iti ter on her back:

f.'ooks and other ser.y.ant girls are Ml premium in Colorado at to $:0 a month, and board.

Experienced husbands can tell ..when their wives are .about, to ask for money by tlie way they purse their mouths.

Miss Abigal Lounsberry, of McGregor, carried off the honors of. her class at the .Ohio "Wesleyan University theotherday.

Dr. Wolf, of Zurich, and other European physicians, are setting on foot a movement in favor Of the decnual division of tiiuel

An Italian fisherman in San Francisco lately run a fisl^ bone into tlie palm of his' Land, which produced lock-jaw,- rasulting in 1'iis'death. 's

According to Crace Ureenwood, .John A, Logan wages daily war upon tobaccodestroying liiore'of it than any other man in Congress.' '.'/

Alice Gary's Illness.

In relation to Miss"C'ary's -illness the New York l)ciituir4 .sajs-" Since the con!V.tleSctrce of-Miss Alice Cary several exchangesiiave assiduously scattered the report'tlittt.-'so far from COTvring, shfe was actualLy attticteil with canrer.- We-me-.happy to Jtwurj} our readers-that this is. not Uiecaie-. fljMfss-Cary was• fornierdy .aHlictej.1 with that, .complaint,-.in the .ibriu. kinov.ii ,as scirrlius, but was treated for it soccers!ujIv bv Dr. Robert..S. xN«wton, of this city, in .liClj, aud has liad no symptom since of any recurrence.'.""Hci" laft' at tack was- an al/ct ion of the Hver,', afid although she Miflered'at times exfriiciatitigly^ she steadily improved, and is now in a -fair way to resume her usual employment.

CHINA.

White Granite and Cotn'moil Wato, Whito aud Gold Band French China, Silver Plated Ca3tcro, K111VO8, Forks and Spoonfi, l'ablc Glassware in great variety and Table Guttery -ov Ii,'j v.I: "Jo Vj.iiA

liross qnnrt imJ U.fullon llern i'rnit Jar^ «t wholesale. 1 a W I it Is a 1 'iross SiHmfaiil "jiiart and

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ESTEBPI

Liberali

over Twenty

And as a rcsuititis~now, pre-cmnlenfl?-, tl\o Largest, Best aiicRfibfcapest iLLrsTUATKD Ku-

KAL,

LITFRARY

AXD

FAMILY

-i Toolx

WKKKLY

World. Tens of thousands of wide-awako People, all over the Continent, take and admire the KrnAL for it? «aperior-4W/tfy, Jllunt rat ions. Style, d'c.

wont fJUpitntfIJ AUu Kilt

KUKAL

whof+% which now fin

Puper tlx if aw among the /Vop^A./'

uarV\H»iXU begin-s Jub,-. Tint! Only Jl.fW (.• vuluiiiorvt '2i. ouuVer^, or TJ'lleY year. '"Lest t'O'rtnbr. 8trL»r'i ,ht'H»nr :hfJ'lfess

B. 1. 1. HiiUKK', 41 fark Kow, Snr Vork.

hat

•x-a'wsm nsohrnA- vui:M ,i.. --*1 .: i.t:.:- -. laV Iwj tb«_Netf

York E E 1 I'i UUljI.AKSUN from .iiosv to January 1st.

IvTirUNEIKflXA-ft

Will par fertile SEMI-WKEKLV Uo, 4«- £0 eents'a monthpays for TUB IIJi':SllN. Afldress L, lOrk. '.-v .-H'ttA ti'i VA rtU.W.Hl'l «v |.7?: iuo4r. »ds muil bieq«i!

BLINVA^ S FILIGILIJSRIS VHWITESS, HAltlllM"Sm:w

PATENTS.

1 I

'I nvf Dtorf who wi .U to take out Letters Patent are advised to counsel With liNIf 4r Ct*.v editors of 'the "SeitnUjie i4)A*i»ii«r»,wltio. hasa propeciiUidi'LaiinS' let'rr« the t'ateiit.OUiee for v.vetrt Twenty i'eara. Their Apicrican and

RuroV'eau Patent Agefieyfs the' rncrst extensive in' the wurld. -tSiaRfer lens thiiu any uther rclialjle agency.:

A Hi

rr+—. .loiL-jiii-hilni «LF.AMN«V» Jt

Flat falsehood-.-Lying on y'oiir. back.

PumuMftt pqntain-

inf full inr-truelions tu inventors is sent gratis. iMI«MN I-0.

':7 PATK TL^WVNEW'ILOTK,

il .-/ -jj-j-i.Ji. 011:11X11 fiHyj ji iii j® S::a«V!d

£or:rxf»7. iVO.I'.

QUEENS WARE.

ULAHS,. j. iv-'£ Y.

^UEEJVSWAKT:

Sr it I wisli tu i).foi pi the imlilic tliatl am 1 at I recvaviUK .a lurti Sto of .. .1.0. 'j'.untu r.i: fry...

pnll«in Km.I'

•ii'i Jais. lor wax. at'wlnilesiile.

1r-

f!rojs lVown Knrttieu ^uartnnd11 Frait Jar--, lor wnx.iit wholesale.

Cross Countr'.' Moii'-^inMrt.-V^^all^nfi'-l gallon Fruit Jars. I»r wax. at wbolf.sjiK -n Boxes litliXX Hint

Cliiuincvs. at wh«lcsule

i) I?oxe? No. 1 Sun lhiifro, tor (intent Lui)[i •^r Cluiunoys. at wholesale 10 Hoxc?ho. 1 -Omwn 4.a 111)1 C-himne-vs,Jit

ole^tile

roiretlivr with Tnilet.£*ett' Woodcnware ltui^nt .Ji'.w verv larpe

TALK ABOUT PRICKS!

Why, I have been at bottom prices all Winter Alii SpruiF, and expect to stay there. Uivc 1110 a call and vou can buy either at Wholesale or retail, at price.- that will plea'e you, «t. "S Miun su«ct. DA^i 'L

Succes.-or t« Brown WeTvin.

i'.'4d-'Ur -j. st IjtKod.nB.l 4th st?

CHAIN DEALERS.

O N A N 4

CoiiuuissioH Merchant. Anil Whcdesale ami Ketaii Dealer in nil kinds vl itrain. Warehouse on North First Street, al Canal Pa-fin. Terre-H.iuta, Indiana,

Strict attention paid to rectiv-ing and firwarding poods. jelsJ.wtt

fvcLia

i.iiio'/ iuoii it: itiuii'yj 01 mi..'

Advertising.

.f i'2") clu- ely printed lately

itsued, coiitains a iif-t ot tfie be^t Aiiierican Adverti:'iUB Mediiuns. giving the naiiies, ireulatron -ftlid fu.lLp.*vi'titulars iniH-eriiinK l(ie l«adiiiff JL |y mid.Weekly Political and ulilily Newspapers, twctlier with tlioStf'liaVlliB la rife (••Irialat'iurr-, ptrbli: hed in tlie interest •tofftolitrtAnv A-^'-iiitultuie,. l.ilUKlLure».i ,..Vi li\ ei y..AiWv«»:-er anil eveiy..jierson, who eon-teiiij*In-t^ucTi, \\ili ilus uoOkOt yreaf't-'alif'".'. .i-ny address on reoeipl'Of fifteen.oeiiti. l-.I.I. •V Ku. 40• i'ark :Uow,:i^ew i1 1

Thei'lttfliHlTV (Pa*.) '/".»W»'»':*'iiT'Hs ivs-ue- of Al ay 'A1. lyiU ay- '.'.'iiha lino ul' I J( 'to.. SvliKlMiiM'-s, tin.- iiil».-r.'i.liii-u alu-. able book. ..--'(if V.ii.r f.V'.'t ^tilVeiti/insr A'ei-m'V jtrVitf Krrt('-j(l-»|. :n,-t vT^.i-an cliei-rt'itly Feii.iiiiiftcu.l. il -.ln.llia:::iUmli'-U.jqf tlio--i- li di'-ii«? li ajU.-itiie their hu^iiie.-s' Ha-ii Ittliai'llli.v and' '-7 ^iO(-V f*!"( in

Itrli a way tloit. f: .10TOOin e. ttiy. laprc ani.niiii *'I iii,lilii-il -. I"i I liu li'.i.-1 expeiiiliUne nfiiiwney." -.

i:T2H(»:x i,AJM.IHMJ' ... •-'f.yl{J¥'4 ITHS,

SAWS of all description's. and Mlbl/ Ft)"RNTf&tlfN (W:-' CfRt'lJLAH. SAWS with Solid Teetlnor wilh^Hatent Adr justable Points, superior to-al 14njiertcd Teeth Saws.

BST

l'riee* Keif i« HJ.-S5ti

E®"Send forPriai EfetArA'Qirciilnrs."®* WKI.i'II A tJKIFFITHS. Itostoii, Mass., or lictroit, Mieli.

YES IT IS T«UE!-~ Tha't'fh'e /.W JItofet'M, the Byr trnppmi the a the..Criminal ..and -. Rfiliabje.,Ppuble-Motipn /Clna Machines, made by the /El rJA MAlTUFACTURINO' CO: OfSaleinn', Ohio for'Pamphlet containj-ng-prtrticuiars,.

•Wend

.M«.*UT-Socketi Rulfii Ttuler,

'JL« Smiare, Bgvel, Screw-Driver, Chisel, Compasses, 'Scissors," "Button-Wdlc 'Ctrtte!-,-Paptrr Km'fe, Eraser anil Pencil fiharjiener.-n. Sannlo..(ioli£hed .stflelj.by. mail, with terms lo acents .rJJ cents. Silver plated, "1. bold, do.! li COMBmATlpN"f3(rL-00.",1)3 lyier cer Street,'New"Yo'rkv^ "•.•oil* tu.?...

AT "K'ttHfE'lU: Waiitcil.in a Iy. tij r11 hs s:' DY', 41SChestnut street', PhtF.ideliihia.

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AUaENTS

WAfeiEtl1 in" every'cvty,'

a vi 11a fee fb'r 'tlW' I arge?.t-n nil iitost sxm-oesj-ftfl ©OlXAltM0U6K-in- th«..Country—, ONI^X UNJfcl.«niior§eft tb^. tJip,(}«'dipfi• Papers and lixpress Co -ol the United fetaleB.- yur goods''fe'ive'tfrtlveriiil satlpfttrtion,'ptrr-i»reiin inns to.Agents

CANNOT*tSCKMxn

and. om

clreo' and 8111/-". on TOin? in-Hlis*t rMtle ccimbin oii i&ff-rSemMor Uir( ^j«sahd Fre» Cluhto,-

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rtfi 'fVAi'-rht Stvotcf. trrStatic t', 4'IUchko.

Yburig'Men.'fteO, 'in stmltd envelope, lldwsfd-Assoi'istfon.llox.P, 1'hiladelpliia.Pa:

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GllOM ANC EASCt !S ATRW oSStHTf* fi_^r: "xhirti: -This Wmiderfht-iniok has tull inslru'ctKins to.enablD the colder t.ofasoi'nats.eithe^ stH,.') any animal', at. will. Mesnierism. fcpiritnalism, and hjindriAls "of" o'rtifcr "ciiHotl5' experiments. It can bo- ijfitHUied'-by seiidiH'e afktroSs, with iKistape. toT. W. E-V ANS.Jr CO-.. No. 41 South F.ipht Street. Philadelphia.

A WUFA^ S.

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r)'" Chimneys, at«ln»ie :itii. ,-k ljoxon -Nv-% aiKl/. Koiint dins, fill Lauipl'fnnftiey', Sf*li»»lesole. it N os 0 1 an S as

Vi'itii). ninl ^lilirilr'.

of it 0.1:

And alt descrnili isiii of.Finislud Luijibe.i

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3PT3M

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iviUKMj NUXII:B. /..rfw*.ny •**. ffPRK-ll trTE A IstT^AiMH.is K..R. Co., r-'ErRTTl-RY'pOmrK.TitHKr II AUTR.JuneiX'Ju,

Tht-Board of fKrectors have derJ-ired. a JivldeBdxrfsiKHi) per cent, free froni v,overnlaent tax, vayable lo fctocknolder? re^i.-tered oii tfie book? of tlie Company 0u thc'Mst day Pf Maj- Western dividends %ill be t«aid at the oftrt-o of the_Treasure*, in T'erfe-Uante, on and alter July "'th. 1?7U.

By order of the board.

JUOKRUJ.

jei'id'.'w Secretary.

AX ARHISAXCE

rjE^ity tax for the year One thousand nndred and Seventy, providinK for expenses. Normal School aM Kailoscs.

r&*:

it ordained by

.._ of. Terre Haute, XKlt on'sand Eight Hundred ere shall be asses: the general pi te hundred dollars

in the

real and Personal property, seventy cenl ,nd ajall tax of fifty cents on every male in. JaEHant of said city, sane and not a pauper, of the age ot twenty-one years, and not exceeding fifty years, residing within the corporate limits of the city of Terre llaute.

Sec. 2, That for paying the interest on and demption of principal of the bonds said Ait MBit «d in tie/SeistrrfctSii

„„„„,HE

'fif- m« Jilalt* tLofrnm Senood.

there shall be assessed, levied and eollecto

seve»ty**^Wl ceriTs' eaeli one hundred dollars valuation of real estate and personal property in said city, iawfiilt* anbjefct to taxation. ..

itei

Set-. S. That fqr paring the,interest on, and royiding for tlje' reaemition oFthe bonds to aid constructing and' equipping the Er*-

providing for tlje refe a in a ansville, Terre llaute and Chicago Railww ihcrt ^all he assetsed, leyiod and collected ten tents to pay'senii-annuarinfeilBst oH ?aid K^mdsl and five cehls to form a sinking fond tOTgdeein the same when due, a tax on efcqh one hiflrdred dollars valuatiuu of teal estate and: personal property lawfully suBie'dt'"to taxa,tk)n-withi*i theijorjKW'ate'liiiiits of-Terrt Maule. ,,

Sec. An ouier-Kency, existing for the takuig e4cet of tTiis ordinance, "all rules 'hindering the immediate cenjideration-ef the same or© hereby suspended, and this tax ordiDaact shall be in fofce from add after its passage and publication in oiie or 'iiiore of the city daily paper?.

Pits»ea-.JULY

WANTKil :ed I l.'t.'jll

nnn 'V\f jor Jlardjnp.fi, New llhimiuated and IlluatraUjd EJitions .of tht 'LIFi: CHRXST, a'sirt

ril lOIM U. vJllL'VlilBlES.

The works are nowraady for dclii ery. Address, for Catalogue (.f the b'est selhnc Snbscription bookspslilirhed, .! ,.v, .. W W. JlAKlAl^ii, Phil-nlelphia, Publuhtr.

5. .1£TUL.

.• «. 1. COOKERX.Y. Mayor Attest: Daiijpl I*- Vickcryi Clerk.

AX ORDIXAKCK

Lov jinp tajies, for .School Purposes for the yepr One Thousand" Huiiilreit and .'Seventy— .'••

S -T -l'. l&'itonlnixtii til th* ihnmaji tAnwinf«/ t)u Cilu lt ffx-. ft*That a special ta.T be and the samejs hereby levied oftweiity five ctllts on tSfclr' one hundred dollars of taxable property within the corporate limits •ot'said city, and fifty cenUon each poll within the same limits, for 'constructing, mending aaUhropairing of school houses and.butldilies', prpvidip* furniture, school apparatus and 'fuel therefor, jiiid other h'ecdsSSry •jifnses, except tuiticm te. H. That for. tuition purposes, to make up Anticipated delicien'cies 111 the gentiial fund, here shall be, and is hereby levied a tax of fifteen cents on op eh one liuiidred dol lais of taxaWe property within the corporate

JJuntt't'fsaiti city of Teh-e-llaate-Bed d.- An einietgeney.existing fqr. the prompt taking efleot of this ordinance, all rules hindering its iiiiiiVedialfc' c'cihsidetatioil arc hereby suspended,^tmi.tbc sameihall be eonsid^red in full force from and after its passage and irablica'tron in bne-or morc of the city daily papers.' .t

Passed July f, 1S70, G. F. COOtCEKLY, Mjyoi'. Attest: Danieli. Vickery, Clerk

Massed Jnlyfith. 1870, (t.F. C00KERLY, Mayor: 4ttest: D. L. Yickcrv, Clcrlt*.

iso, ,i- ,.I lili.'i .Jll.'.u'f

Froni and after'this date, aiid until'fiirfheV ndtice, tho

Passenger Depot

-i Terre Hiuite. trill ."bc.'at .tlio.. jjv.

BRICK HOUSE

-At ths head ot North Eonrth stceet xtjj.'oio'xlo oiii ,vr.L'i -«ov -.11 lo toS'taoi ..o T-j.ir if G'.~:ic, v.:, ban "io

fj-auis wUlarriYeand^pai't^fo^ws

AiTite froTtrtlre 'Eastland-• depart for tire

Fast', .v.::iv.A.m Day '^prp^.r.r..r.'-'.:'. .•. 3 :05 *. Night EsrpreSsR./Hf .../.:'rl''.v.vl0-r20 p. sr. Arrive from the-Wast and depart Tor tlie

....

E a or

Pl,AjTlN.(j

... ... auiiLi

LIFT A: 'Wll-Iif AfflSi1

Alaniilacltircr?. ot ..

SASH DOORS, BLINDS, vu 1 JiKi 'v Vi.inilon and JJnor VriiBif*. y.'j tXouiitint.Bntkri".. 'jiJi-if-r

I.ig'htnilig' :lo

DiyEijirtw .'?.!y.i

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A t^o a 9 2

DRY COODS.

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rasset! fjers w.W hp carried to aud from Mthi ti titrvct «t Street lidihva IJ ar.eS cents.

lldlw .... J!. B. ALL-IN, Agent,

a-.Uvi »ti li-'.T h'J'.'.H

SUMMER COMPLAINT KVir/x «tl Ui I

—AND—-T »SUV

CHJftONIC DIAJtRIKEA.

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Bruafeer'is (.'ainiiiuativo Balsam

NJSVEK FAILS to cure Summer Complaint in clnldi'en or Chronic Didrfha'R in adults.— li is indispensable for infants. Phv^ioians iicknowledee it. to he the best .Carminative ever brought before the public. .Sold, yrholesale and retail. lV

H, A, DAVIS & CO..,' M-AI-v-STREET, Jjoto.Agfnts Cir-Terro Haute

iv"dwtt

"•'ARCHITECT.

KCIHTECT & BUI l,L)Kf{

A... V" KY UAU

'"Plans'.Specification's, SupertntenJt««)"e. and id tion of buildings.

Detail iJrinviiwm lurmaruad Dor every descrip

UKKICE—Northeast

corner of Wabash 'and

ttiTth Mreets,2datory. Daminf Block

JZ J. P: WEAVER,

Manufaoturcr ot

"PAPER BOXES,

MIK 1.

South-west corner Washington and Meridian Streets, up stairs, thinl floor, .. Indianapolis, Ind. Eoxes ol every description made to order IIKPCRS FROXrTI.1 ATTKX'RKU TO.mOdO

UNDERTAKERS.

I S A A A

UNDERTAKER, 1

preprred to cxecbtfe fill order? in hislini with neatness and dispatch, corner of Third linn Cherry streets. Terre Hgute, Ind. j-an^l-'v-cwt.

UNDERTAKER. .... M. If O'CONyEl.L.

TTavlng purchased b'atk from F...W. Chadwick, Uruber ii Co., the Undertaker's Ks tablishment, and having had seven years experience in the business, is now prepared to furnish MetalTc Burial' Case?, Cases, Cas-ket-,and Wooden Coffins, of all styles and sizes, from the best and largest stock of

argest st

burial material in the State, at No. iNorth Third street. Terre uto, Indiana. Terre Haute. May

Ijaiii &tjj-e^ts.

IT AVE OPENED

.'iIi/.!'.!•'f:}

50 |u*. more

I*.-

AS 4tl(»I\AI«rF"

Rcgulltilipthe manner rVf keevmg- and Je-po.-'iting uioiiies.raiEeil-bydpeei.it Tii,XJttiou For special objects, yl' 1. He it oi'JniitrilInt the 'CmiimAii Coun e!t i'f the Citii of. TtYri JfiijUe. That the City Trejisuj-er be instructed to keep all taxes colIcbted for the'iedeuiplT6ii of iVortti?! Scho^t bonds a ntl interest thereon? all ta-xes collected for the payment of interest on Rail road bonds, and taxes collected aaa sinking -fund for the redemption of ftrTncip.H'monies tljcr«of, separate juid: apart from the tjiKe collected f^i- the general purpose and espens ofthe city, anJllMthetifc directed to dc-po-it tfte rrrfnt*' at interest,-alt such- monies beingob.taJnable at.'call. except, the sipkii^t: Tiiml taxes, which shall remain at deposit wlifreheoan get the lii^h'dst f.Vte of''Icffi I itt terest and the safest security,-HII of which .shallbe deposited to the credit- of "T)ie City 'of Terre Ifaute,"Uy it's Treasurer*. 'Sec. 'J.-An emergenftj existing for tke takini} ellect of this /jrdinince.wi'ho.ut deliiy,aU rules hindering tlicsame are hereby suspended, and tlie s.Viiife Shall and" is 'declared-in force from and after its passage.and' publication in una or.in.orc of the,.city papers

OilJ' IU SI

11. U87.Q.

-i -ul -Lisiaaqi

Imliaiiapolis & St. Louis

^^BaUroad.^:- ..

oiusoL ot obr.a.

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3HT Io dMitii

3000 Yds. French Percales

At 15 Cents per \anlf

Never before sold at less than 25e.

VvWliitt:

i-.ij.di^suj way/ 'v.„

UNION STEAM BAKF.ItV

A S I N I 1 & I O

Manufacturers of all kinds of. -u -.it

drackers,

us. Cakes,

Bread ami

ai£j

x..-

Dealers" ttf'"

^Foreign ami Domestic Fruits,

.. Fanc'jf arid Staple Groceries, •I -^s O :. LaFayette Street,

J. M. Wtt-'DT, LgWISTHOIfA-a, WTLT-U-M HOTD9

WILDY, THOMAS &

nwnmrTTiiiiMMiiiiiiii(iiiinr(ii.i[)

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.aanm'! nt aqooiT ffj.iiiaj

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At '20 Cents |ier ard'

Worth 35 Cents -'Jh-.x-j ti-.uu—.in ylui. •M9il :dl •?!"fJMSvbc "Th/jf l«r

IA t'f t'iiii,

v:.: fu

A, LOT OF

UewStyleAra'bs

At'less' than li alf their, value!

Ureat- Weartquartprs for I*ry. (-ioyds

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IOJI

..-* -..ins j, -ill. i.

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Betwocn. .the two' Kaili'oads,

nlaySX Tn-rc llnnto, Intl.

COAL.

Coal and-WoM.

&c.snpmeBiil'BASBICK. Having formed a partnership under the name ofStunkard A.Barrick, for tho sale of Coal and Wood, would respectfully announce to the public that they will k.ecp constantly on band and for sale at lowest rates, all kinds of Coal at whole'sale aiid retftii," also Wood for the ftill and winter trade.

Office at«o..25.lJunun.House,Torro Uauto, Ind.. All orders for Coal filled promptly. A sharo of th'e pnblrc patromifee is rosp»dfuliy solicited.

ILi :i A I A E S

'i')

CO.,

Carriage ManiiFaclurers, Corner2dan Walnut Sts, Terro Haute, Ind. Repairing done promptly and Rt LowKatea ie2dtf

•BC-

pOOLEY's

A I N

pPqw &

The standard reputation attained by tlnunrfvaledana infallibloTeast Powder (turinn twelve years past is due fro its perfect pmity. healthfulncxi and economy. Put up in luir, actual weight, a?- represented, and will keep tor years.

The quantity required for use is Irom onefourth to one-hall ler- than other Dakinn pownlers. £old by Grocers throo»:b"Ut. tlie United .States. DU01.K1 & UKOTflKK,

Manufsctuiers and Proprietors.

m'2dMAVFfrm Now Srreet. Now ork

O N A ii N

MKUCIIANT 'I'A. IX.OI!,. A IX S E UT(I gallon A WBIIUSIpj'H Dry Ooods Storf. Would respectfully call the attention of tl*t citiiens of Terre llaute, and the! public in general that he ha-s rented roomsabovobaitun S WalB.ie^s Dry tioodi More lor.tfee purpose of cturryinfTon j,

MEKCHAM' TAILOiiINO

Ho k«eys always on btni a Fashionableis lection ol Caasitneresj Vesting*, C'lrttbjj, Jrt?., and I* ready trj it up in ni"E LATEST MTYLK

A? on

'SHORT NOllCE

Ana on very. Reasonable Terms. Having no high rents to pay, he promises (o make up to oruer, wtaatber the-ireods be. fnrnuhetl.by him or not. Krerything LB bis L»ne cheaper than anywhere el*e.

CutH

utHng done And warranted to &t. A.li^ral patronage licited. 1 angiftKlit

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN

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White Marseills for dresses, at 12*1 oent''per y.iriL is, Victoria Lawn, elegant quality, very low ji t(

^titin stripep Nainsook, at'25 cents. Klegant line Jaconet l.awn, reduced to 11 rents. Large line of Lenos-, ahd other Diess (roods, reduced to 1 rents .V".*'.5»w Extra.heavy Table Linen, reduced to cents. I'.cd Spreads, two and a half yards square, at the LoWLST price in the inai kct,,fi,. lleavv vard wiile Slieetini* at il cent Fine bleached-Sheeting- at 10 cents. ".- tu Heavy cotton lirain Baijs at cents. 01 ivi-c 1 A in an a Kcninanti of Dark Calicoes, Twenty ards for $1. A' few pieces iloiible-fohl Alpacas at cents --til her houses ask tiOc A- large slock of Ribbons at very low prices. .?• 7^ Heavy Linen-Crash, for Towels, at 10 and l'JA cents. Calicoes at lower prices than existed before the war! l^-'l Honev Comb guilts $1 -10. 'J* j-'W-» a:.l ,J

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