Terre Haute Daily Gazette, Volume 2, Number 31, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 July 1871 — Page 2

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Address all letters,

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week. year

Continuation of Grant's Financial Policy*

dollars since the present Administration took the helm it-ffc:'reduced more than 8400,000 by the payments of principal in

strating yesterday,

(that

original agreement, has increased the public debt largely'Above what it ought to be. We showed yesterday, that in thetotan$ti|DK faf bdfld»&y<thfe$bvern ment up to the present time, the Treas *juser, ba&paddxtw&ntyTSeven smittionsitwo hundred and^'xixtytyitirie thousand four hundred and twenpi-fhr^ dollarg- jruwe hw^mgnrio nave

The New York Tribune now boast? Mttfettift AM *6tMaft£t ha? been reduced $400,000 during the month of June, .andgixes great credit to the Grant administration for this. Why, we

ciple of the ae^t paijil now The debt is not yet due, and iteraJn nn nmviing -necessity i^^wiJ^tk^i of it. The .creditors areJaot clamorous, -and the people ar*gburden this people who furnished the men that fought the great rebellion to a successful termination, with furnishing the money

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Is it but fair that the generation which comes after us, should pay this expense? tiui tin»e the ^-20 fli$ ,^ds due, the population of this country will be greatly jnorfiftaed fas will also its wealth and ability to pay this debt. Why not let that^ increased and more able papulation, 'pay it? This generation of mien will give to succeeding -gpnerationJ h?try¥ree from4hat peculiar Institution which wAS-the "cause of all our woe." Is it but(^ight and just., .that our* Arei* sfo'jMtti *b# ts&&I to helfi'pay the expense incurred in bringing about this desirable state of things? We think 8i&mm «eona

The Secretary of, the- Treasury, in his report for. the month of June,, says he ^aid1 ati'd"bancfelIe3JoWii, Woerrtdn* lionti'^offhe indebtedness of the covtntry. If this is to be continued, over $84,000,000 will be paid during, the next twelve M^Mh9. "Why1 iire Mese heavy tl!res collected off of the-people now Why is, not ]thq re/venufi pf the country so man-| agi^ mat t^here ^irf only be taken feom the pockets o^iW piiopfe and put into the F^ijal ^i^surjFj^W^^ney to mwiJ*i totiiwrt iBithLiBklii) duUtu jial

carry on, S^B3°vernment economical and prudentj in—an- economical" ana prudent

surplus? Oniy because it helps to blind the eyes of the people to the pretended

licy. it is a policy, consisting wholly policy of ihis.

peoplewH$ai eti($^1^ t6pdy,'anf

poI TfIhfni PnhHn tn bn nnidi man robs

Isa^ioy

the

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*e§lTmatter of "the GAZETTE is Haute, and

ana cou«"« •staappfj«iaR5far_ la sold for: one copy, per year, 82.00 three copies, per year, &A.UO y. five copies, per year, 88.00 ten copies, one year, and one to getter 1 Clijb, *15.00 on% cepy, six

at ex-

paper will, invariably, be discon piration of time. The GAZ^^eSiaSSSme^lsf^eSst equipped in point of Presses and Types In this section, ad. ordenwfarMy l^iqiLoi

this Adminisr

tration, by the enactment of a law pay-

ian

poor

poocerand the rtcb mau rioher. It

It is true,,as Mr. Greeley says, it less-j ens the inier&st oh public tlebt $400,' thei .i^t^vv^^^uusuceessfiil iegisla

heiij

injin amount equal to at lettst one^tenth

to be n^rsrdedtts a financial success, unless it making the great -mass of the tax-j p^yeWf ISeM b^n^ath an overload of tax atioa^. and pouring one scontinuec

ernment' it'^ ^ieavy shave, expecting* themt.16 b*$*ia in5 grtddlMMiKS, aild who now i^Jfteiijf jpaia, dqlk^r for dollar, in gpldaifr i, iMhwjaiHewUti auu miB Bluua IBLMao present adi^UI#l^0 i^cess.

bsginniajto^^U^t^^hea,! ofa compaotaua peaceful nation, though th^ embers of thfl^m'muAelire still smolder4

02WSS forts around Paritt sSould be evacuate^

around the city sufflclenxly to enable France to execute tFe terms and obliga-

The French now think that time arrived and they have accordingly made a demana«p^t^W&A^^ evac^ nation of the forts and withdrawal of th© troops. To dines making any definitehpepi^ i^j he h^rln^he jBteurbtinaegone off to hirv«f-

der has been coo^HK^r restored to Paris

Tub

by authority, that Mr. VoorheM_will not

other-one* can easily nnli^rstand how any one whet has had the long expeHehoWUf Mr. V, in the hubbub and tamujt PQlHicsj wouJd detire, above all tbiofph tbeafulti ^^applneps of mm Uft.

Fourtja at

his adperanee to the

"Wo propose to recognize the rights of the governed to choose who shall be their governors. We propose to let tbjetSfme$ of the past die, to strike forwand Hito a

an"to

onC6 m!,M

have in pas&3i*n^e9U<M*ete£l the General Governmero Satisfactory to tlifercountry ,T

v/,'.

And General iVlcCIellan wrote a

ljtyr

in which he says-: -a ^-1"

tated the country are irrevocably settled, and that we shall not be called upon to

onlvto the present and the future. Slavery is de«K^ l3e^d^et itimiWM fa,jfc*$r, and let no one disturb its grave. The negro has the right to vote let him

him. Show him who his real friends are and we will eventually turn in our own gfajjfor tfle tfiapa&i? s5 &fem|uny"fo|ged| ft)r lour* 4®tmltio*. Lit hfipe that the enunciation of the financial principles of thepartv will be so clear, that no one can cast tUb^feftvldVv'bf a^ SofffbtS'ftpoii hr intentions, as to fulfilling in the broadest

sions as to the meaning of this or that obligatigtn».t^ftfc,j|» jfttLvocatf, ^nd. iyhcn in •power pursue such a policy as Avill make the paper dollar as good as the gold dollar, so that tb3 question will practicsilly settle ifa^it To secure this result, it must be cleaxly understood throughout the world, that every doliar-Of the principal and interest of the national debt will be fully pajd.whe^idue. XJpe expOTdi^eao/|the

G:enerai Government must be confined to the same requisttB'to ipeet the interest rt^tiakilie dfeot, and the eipe usesiieoesteiy to maintain the eflBciency and dignity of the Government. The sums drawn from this generation by the tariff and internal taxation,"shiould to/Uittit^.t.o.tlrt/.pijr$6ses just mentioned and the bndrt to, reduce prematurely the princip.al of the debt at the oatpenscsof the general prosperity

"We hBVSB'borno* the"burdeu,of the recent wai-Tfeai&tf&lirbe eailefftipon to do no more than raeet the full«mterest.upon themlbtO |«Kqt|el| more wealthy ana numerous than tnis, can rA^igpare pft the principal. ^^•heWs^i or tbe preseiwiand the future am- tlfsianct enout^i, atid affords us the most ample and beat ba&fle-iield .for the approaching contest. "Universal amnesty and suffrage, the preservation of the rights of the States as guaby the ffikW«fadri#of the (Mistitution, oao^bdidt so- iaored, the preseift^ion of individual liberty, the inviolability pf the right of habeas corpus, the maintenance of the purity and of the relativeupowers of the three great, branches of .the General Government, strict economy In the business Of the country from the ruinous pressure of all unequal, ill-arranged and unnecessary burdens—these constitute some of the xnain issues upon which we may confidently hope to rest our chances of success. "With the hope that the principles published to. the world ninety-five years ago may, throughout all time, guide the actions and command the reverence of tho American people,, and apologizing for having trespassed, so long on your time and patience, I am with great respect, "Very truly jours, hi** "GEORGE B. MCGLELLAN." ,f£hia(kpret^jr£trong"new .departure' doctrine, and .coming from such disjUug'Ulahwi'nuufBBS,1 muHliraye'cnpowerfnl effect on the p^o^iQir mind.

tfe^ p7beplfh^^is^goiil^ to' rlin for the Legislature in Kentucky'.

mm*'. fj tsi'tn rff pbr th^-Gazfette?'

Tfie editor |be J^irna{rin noticing a

||g|^ed ,Peino^rat, ^ays^the w/ite.r ^s and

i^ea ol^iving issues)^ feat the democracy shall approve the action of the RadicMixiifrAudUlently fastening the l^ AMeadmettt Upon thecoufatrjr.^

Thatorfespondefft' does not entertain or give&TB^afc&hv*^sOle.tfl^as^ M.his communication. Why h.()l quote the lan guage to prove the statemen t. There is a great difference between tlie frandulentj f&ode,pf actipmplisbiug a thing and tho recognizing the thing," when it becoBats an aocoaiplishidlact tor all practical purpo^es. VAlthough the4oth Amendment was forced upon the people by fraudulent mean9, yet it is de facto a part of the

^ens, recognize the factln castiug their ballots in the6&m£!box with the colored voters, ni *1

The editor, in the above quotation, a6A A I A

the qu6ation. It cannot be done at the 'ballot box. It may be done by success, iful revolution but wh^ WilLlead in such a jyiokeiias to agfiiu deluge this land in blood? The only hope of the ad ttifti'fet&rtlbnF fn the next national can ya^s, i^*b get the Democracy to. make .($0 Contest o?er this dead issue. Th^y have almost^ali the intelligent whites of .the South disfr^ttdMsed, and if they can ,^rce t^^ Pe^Ocracy to make the canvass oil this issue, they will-carry the entire Sputberri States, with One or two exceptions, by thfe aid Of the hegro votes. £EBi»thejr wlf bopst^oti ^l|i iSto carry tbe entire colored vote.

Aga^n, "the Journal says: "They,V— uteW departure adyocates—"want, and will have nothing but new issues, and that they explain to be a general acqJismk inkfid a^r^albnSei^ts of the radical party during the last ten yeats'.''' Is the editor sincere in this Surely aotw There is no ground for such erwe£pin& 4fffdiratiOli. The article in tb^

but it does speak ot tbe ominous state of our. country under radical rule the unequal taxation the flagrant corruption in high piaefes the tyrtfilttical Federal Electi^-t^6^|thf ipWli^i^mode of Eassing tneTiiteentn Amendment the [u

KIux

bill, and- the disfranchisement

'of th$Jwhites of the South, All this .was accbmpifshed by the4 radical2 party, and

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??e,f^em^nd^d^u0les®,i

forsoojbh, geaefalramnesty, oieans one. If so, then be itso. In the forward movement it is siiffly %Sawf« make no further.iss^e on tbe Fifteenth Amendment. Let it rest the same as the old issue of

issuing of. legai^tende^,notes. ~-i If' Dsmocrat»

WBiTBit in the New York JETeriaa gives a eery poetical description of what he term# the CShurchof the Futare It is an immense octagonal temple, \Vith si5ta^i^W»c«iea^i ^^l|^h^s a chapel occupied by a distinct denominate. Itt' the center is the ^inctuary, ^ors^j)^ii|phte^ unite aU the best qualities or every aeet. There is a font t°^]^fau.t baptism and a l^ike for adults

w^8^l

b^tismal burlal. An .rmod^led^apparWwff0ta«l Pieayeffc" fr0 oY°f intolerance and

w^^e P^^er^ak^^!? UOit«K ,3With thtl whisper TheodOre P»A^

tisto. Metliodtets,.IjawTQentile, CatKbtic. and Buddhist matttiliy Mabrw. (^wp|^|»iw)e »od softly ftOl- *u

ing4ight and ^oweiff abound i^indsevery worshiper, whatef^r be his wealth or penury, his obscuflty or fame, is habited ip ^t spotless lin^ garment wherein he x0Ses himself in ^fee lobby before ci^sinfl the threshold of tire chiiteh prOperr Thtff idea is a beautiful one, and of great metaphorical value. The sentiment it symbolize? hafe atgohce a g^^t d^kop)o0|^T ^ractiieai and-fepiritual wortnl f. ii

highest ehemieal prize at :the. JJUivereity of. Edinburg was. the bighestof t^ohiindred and forty candidatesv ,'IJay^ng been declared ineligible to deceive the. prize onaceoiintof her sex, Sir Titns Salt sent her £100, but she declined to accept it.:

PBIN.'Mg- MD ,BQPKriINI)INQ..

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STEAMf

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Job Printing Offlco,

mm i$t W mm&i (mi-V't Uti NOETH FIFTH ST., KEARl^AW rits QviifT *rmo fUI imft I TERRK HAUTE, INJD., «G?tHas»lr 'l« nd mi/ 4Ata tfoiib 'Ut (htitti [The GAZElTE ESTABLISHMENT lias been thorQpghJy refitted, and, supplied with new material,and is in better trim than ever .beffie, fpr.^the^j,,, it' utKtn-i 'Mil .is. "f: ::JiY( ly •i- .-

PROMPT, ACCURATE and ARTISTIC

execution of every description of Printing. We have -jiiTs.'j tiiT ,-iitffRl fhdi iiit *r i)fJ

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him »jufeihw««{qmi rfiiw

FIVE Us h'7i)\n'r fafs

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steajt :..,,, '.v OH PRESSES,

T's .«.•«?.. ar»raftOar And our selection of Types embraces all the new and fashionable Job F^ces, to an extent of

OYER300

DIFFERENT |«j| iitii fl if&:— .stpyij.es, To which y?e are constantly adding:. In every respect, our Establishment Is well-fitted and appointed, and our rule is, to permit no Job to leave the office unless it will compare favorably with first class Printing from ANY other offic* in S a

Reference is made to any Job bearing oar ,8 Tlmnrint. ,t JTFf ,h-W

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Gazette l»md?ry,

Has also been enlayge^ a'nd refitted,"e&4bling us to furnish

BLANK BOOKS

of every description of as good workmanship as the largest city establishments.. OrdersBolicited. ess- OLD BOOKS REBOUND in a saperlor manner.

C0NFECTI0NEK7 AND BAKERY.

'.A. CARD.

.#«t •"j fair xfc

C0XFECTI05EKY AXTV

^BAKERY

Hi »\f. ., 'iSS^Jr Sftfti&Dp'fi&IS

HAVING

refitted the Confectionery and Bak

ery formerly kept by

"MESSRS. MIESSEN & CO., .'•**-MG. r: No 10 Nortli Famrtli Street, jf Mr. Meissen. I iim

wmam^ViMU, Festt«K%M in'our linfe. We-ftave also1 NEW AN» NEI.ECTBW HTOCl^

At the Lowest Possible JMcesl .i-Hfim •. i- .•••r 'i We aslJ ft shRi-e of the pnbncpatronage. "N. ®. FresE Milk at all times, -j. lUvti'Ci i*' -u-

G. F.KIWG,

173d3in "'•'1 So.,16 No'rih fourth Street.

oi S.ECTBI0011.

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DB,««1'EH'»

Opium

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Genuine "Electric'* 6S1

XEW COMBINATION.

ieven in the mouth of Infants. TweAt, Drops is the LARGEST Doseic 0iire Sick Headache in about twenty inin* utes on raiiofciEal principles.

Express Office. 67 West Fourth street, 'TV»t fttXiN, July 12.

Dr. Smith Send me more Oil: and mdre cip culars. It is going like 'tiot cakes." Send some ircwla*s also to Sutllff & Co., Cherry Valley, as they sent In for a supply of the Oil. PlM.se send by ttist express, and oblige,

Youra truly, D. E. BECKE lruggist."

Not a Failure Not One I.) (From Canada.)

:2Tew

HAMBURG, OUT., July 12,

Dr. Smith, Phila: I tiavesoldtlie OIlfOrDealnesp, Sickness, Neuralgia, Ac., and In every cAse it l?as \Hven Mtisfactfon. I. can jpro-ctire-qdlte'a nttiribetoi lettCTS. ^e want 'more of the large size, &c., Ac.,

Yours se^etfnlbri/ ,.^yT tf&l FRED. H-McCALLUM, Di ^gglst.

Smi)ii Bealhessf SaltHhenm, &e. Cures REteumntlaiti. Cnres Snlt sltenm.

Cnres ErydlpflM.

CttnsiPanljrsfi. .y '«..r •A. Cure* Sw«lllnffft.

Cares Ctailblitinfi. Cn#«s Headsebe.

Cnr«s Btiriis and Frosts. Cares Plies, Scm11

TRY IT FOR YOURSEr«F.

Saj.T RHEUM it cures, every time (if yon nse fio spap oh the parts while applying- the t)il, fiifidit etiresm'ost allcittaneons dis^dfes—seldom fails in Deafness or Rheumatism. 8ee Agefa^i«nie in W^kly.

For aale by best Druggists. splOdy

TpBACGOjS, ETC.

BEASHEARS, BBOTfSA TITUS,

cDxiissioir itEBCnim

Wholesale Dealers

Groceries atid Mannfeetured' Tttibtispm

5 ^^JifclMiiibtiieri 82 AND 84 MAIN STK8flfitr^*,

Woreeytar, Maw.

AKEBY

STEA

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FRANK HEINIG & BRO.,

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Manufa^turers pf|al|li|ndflrf g"%

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if tma jqj j) o*f *t»d' Jiii» wojhutf X'iinJ Dealers in J? j-s-s

Foreign" and Doirieslic TVfittl,

FANCY AND STAPLE GKOCERpS,i

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fatettp STtiitEi*? "*n'\

Be^weenthe twO Batlroads. v|Li $v--- »„i lS8d Terr« Hnite.Tmilank.

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LEATHER," HIDES» OH,

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MAJjN STREET^

&*il A' Ten4SinW,liiliitM.

*WCash paid pr Hides,Fur»,PeIts and Rough Leather.

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124dl4

BOOTS AND SEOES.

Ladies'# Gents' F^shlotiable

BO«XI»

TV/TADE to order, No. 146 Maln-sffe#, bet^e^n 2d 6m

Jii9 ,-^A.W FSIH) STORES,

a Jiili -JBUkaii Dealer in- auail-i

Flotir, Feed,kBaled Hay. Corn Oakl and kinds of Seeds, lifs NOjRTHTHIRDST.,NEARMAII* .,,j ydfl TKKRE HAUTE, IfTD. ^Lfl-jl X^EED delivered in all parts of the city. Ireeol

Charge

U, tsSti .»-! iatf-'vrfkJ

Stejp-('£it

'Mflnir

CHOLERA.

RECIPE FOR THE CURE I

HOG CHOLEHJA/

Sent with full directions for ONE_ DOLLAR and Stamp. Address, ., E. H.STIVERS, Madison, Jones co., Iowa. P1 S. Also, cures CHICKEN CHbtERA.'i3w3

MUSICAL.

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1 ni CELEBRATEDh,! dJiw floiJ '.'it vn- -1' GE MA'NTl .mi9i a-iif ,/,(. .itsptum

HERB STOMACH BTTTERS

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An ti-Dys ti diwTo p!

eiand well-kfaowJi Ute

composed of roots and lierbs» ofjn08tint»ocent yet specific virtues, and are pp-rticularty jecoxngxeixofid, for restoiing weak eogstltati^s cure for

Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chrome or Nervous Debility, Chronic DiarrheeA Dto* eases of rthe.kldneysr. Coftiv^oess, Pain the Head, Vertigo, Brerxiidrtholds. r'liATeuiole Weakness, Loss of 'Appetile, Intermittent and Remitts"5 'W^.i tent Fevers, Flatulence t?£fi ^iq

«o Biood in .the wl

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Jnesswfitjiet^fsion, Dofe»' or'T¥®l|KBfefpt»i8(|! r* Sight, Dull Pain in the Head/Yellow- ,, 6 S I

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J, V- CINCINNATI,June,17,1870.

DR.(i. B.SMiitt-:-2)ear Sir: Mymotliersea ed.her foot so .badly she could not walk, whWty ialarmingly^welled. My little boy lipd lom,t8 on Ilia throat and very stiff neck. I got np iii the night and batliedvflis- throat and chest a^d gave him twenty drpps of -yonrpil. Tliey are How both well. JOHN TOOMEYt

in the Flesh, Constant 7 'M :r•

of Spirits.

Alb^rger's Iialioralor^,

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I office, norUieast corner of THiRD strbets, PhiTftdefphltt/ 0-ntf

For sale by Joijns6n, fefllt Arnh'Stntetj PhiftddlphiajfMitfiJyajiTjggtst Peal^jn^^i^&K.,,.,, ,211

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Al^rti^ cdim

Head Felons, Car*

BMekles, SI»imps, Cron|», Dlptberla, Neuralgia, Gout, Wounds, Swelled (Stands, Stiff Joints, Canker, Tooti Aebe, CrampStBIoodyFlux, I

A. »j (IOES «c COi, *1 Ui {Buccemu 1 to I* 4tJL. G, Qoe*^ ,,

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All of whicli ftte fndfefetionS bf Liver Cotn 'plaint,DVsp4«ia,'or,.diseases3'thedigestJve)ar. ,gans. cqjiVblned with an impurerblood. These Mtters die not a rum drink-,!a8 meat bittemare, »ut before the public fo -,thpir medicinal propropeftiesi and canhbt' be eq"ua'lTed 'by Any Stiver inreparatiou. 'u ,. mm iS&Ui

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ri»s

TEitRl: H'Att'Vl:"

tFM 1' -t-tl

lit It* *1l«» ft

10 ini.

Ha^tieen prjd^red. Our g.i|ns ace shotted wi£h»^ &ftf 3~w t4 w» J- -riJ A ii •xti Jfiii? woii* fintnt 'jv«o wwmu1# 9di oi it ra-hn If JaBbti90#£ srdi ll t»'i« .--i/ui wlJiif ^t It sniii^OT •«I hitx *u Qri -..j iiai ti:*^ aoij.!-.,) nt mtt atvwls hat ,Usm LOX§BALG AKfi MlJSmS AT 131-S CESTS,«ti 7 Wumi b«rf X'jdi whtfSGO s/fi *yta£

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.»j«bifo«y -wli wty^ riiiw »*i!(td silo- :-j hi'--.. *as#i sr/jid zunvbioH to ajqostf 9ii1? jnt't« "'ti *b ot taiti .i A-1 .i -n .M ei uo' -f $'.& .»,*,*.• v.v.if txrii "r /,, v* ^AT** f| 1*. OfT ,*Oi.jj I'OTt ttjff'ttO

With good fast-colored Lawns,, of which we se|l ryfq^tor^t.^tli

i» '"l

at 12iu, and Silk Parasols at ®0o and $l, and a\ big lot of Freeraan PHntt at 7e, and

othri ad effective aiSthltlan."*' "T

the grand movement.

The^rk eo^ps^j^ijth ijts head,q,uartjBrs at Fort Wayn^lia^,already connnefteed

i4F6y^vard

Iff biUJ-r'ii "»*fl ft* \l- TurtH a* f.t*r nrifli* *»fX

vJiaw iWi-os [RfeBd the dispatch sentus lrqiji theGeneralln oommand.},a », -r.- ^iT

movement great success '35riemy ajtterfed aind derhoiitllzed 0&r .. ,• a a 'I !1 *i. oli

jBftles enormous—larger thap.- evei!:before in the three years .hist9dcjf.of our,J?^rt Wa^n6' store Have challenged stfry tWo dry goodd houses in thi»»ctty to&nnbine

their\ pales and then, compare them, thits combined, with aurs^ iThey dare nojt

name of ''the opposition'' to contend with.'*...!^3 .ao

t\nsn&9tT

-f .... ,\i 4

the qhalienge. I shall SOon irave notting left to fight, or anything worthy^the

r'ii*

'sii Nllfl'J oxfj Id '4*^"' A.

i,£^

')dT—.b '/lift 'f- bspj ^M%ti ,bti v,toJ' ftT-Uv Vm£ vur-'t *»lT o.{l 0 7/ t-lndii-i iuf ?t "s-

ubm%'^ howuttsi' .3.i d,

'V v*. .b lo -aiV W,* tft Ma tovll 4 ii una A oii $#(fi bvmsimm3a-

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3 0 0 ,i 1 fld

l«u»

/Mfl-'l i- »w r. -,tL ^'rau

,m*T«rt3u /OIHi-A'i a

.• Hi'rihiioti -i. I

-ferotti New T&rk holding a ^rjind.fn^ecti^n.

cipline been declared perfect. Our lines of commnnicaition are finely eslatilisiiid

u* "'iiT

organizatioa

I fUOiiiH*! lo iuo HFOtt Ma Hi)»3i

*.*i& woU9* sir a pf»l- wvAi .! "-aia

adi iq't $\a~

vaoii^'Uiw ,'aUukinl* ftftiottoT

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take'lup''''

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xoS »«»4 itl 'J ''i .jsi.tI'Mvii itmtf&mA, ~#wx vis Jo «.ij v.—.a j* 4

TO: T#E FBOlf^l

Jj'. -j' i'l'r* Iv? jk oiift Hurt .ssJ* "f 4fcJi ii-. urn—a tu^. hna vunii:i3 .20 xfe. ^sulliii ..-j,*{

lo^ a« .^ni/i-hW oi "to ,^i ic

iR -urubpmi sufi ic- uuti mSn,•*.&.* :.oj ozMml o^iTMsta adJ.

Coatis' best Si* fcord S^obl. Cottcri^ 5ba ^pboi ail nuteb^s®itihfeiJ^iiita blajdkk)ri)16red

Best onii* ifeW'tt&fetteStoS&i«! ".U'lfe&iSdd ft.r,'Jimo'.» zWA vA 'nT iot®"t} bam ,1 ^i^F^feh^^ic^qg ^^^c^td......... ...!lnt!wmrr Odr bxtrtt3 fef^javy'40c Talil£ I^lnbtiS ted •u-.-.i.ui. r-unm iaiwiituo* 3* Oar Hatidsom^ 25p Kottibghdm,Xiice

!60'Shawl's

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Als^.^rl^se. "Cloth and Victoria, taw '^its »Airieprf«e8,

Qui* i^Jbd^b^eia^ wHkbci «bld

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fumn $£& m&z

1 o'l t»»" pkirJl AI

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Buff, aiao i^mfb tiiblhs,'256

OttF4Wgahtlibe of "SOd fjbods redaeedto...,-...vf... ^k^arjg^SsabirWentp/ J^^e^are^u^^....di..Xv..^.uU.li^. ^^.^Atw..bHl!UV^w9(te 'ranvn-r ui imln»tmo-v nan jj^n.

reduced to......

a tgwu r£ a a^flAM ajt^^yjbbyld^raet for

Therbeat FeBBfck' Wovett Corsets liasutlly ^old lor 65c, will be aold for......«i.y.

Parasols and Sun Umbrellas as ldw ks.:..'

o6r#i 80,12,|2 80, |Sand $3 50 Parasols all redw*4 •n'/i 1 ,-M .i1-'' ,om -.W'd Atoi mzA OJ

:^ria

men^baingoverdrawn. ,i( "R» I /-I

v. rwo!!««-&iif ..}--rtr|«e«s»io wasirn 1» ^«9i sdJ JO arMf0doS[ .iM ,i4is 1 inoil"

N0ETH SIDE OF MAIN BTBEB^, XEBRE HAUTE, INF

IE CO,

ast £0d^l and 162 Main St

CINCINNATI, ^rrr^*-'

THE PLACE &

Lb'ii SQ IK THE Z.IKB OF

Gas Fixtpjftaw

»n^ family

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Lampa aiuIiJ3Kaiideliers,

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fl"eri ... signs in Bronze anc

-^"E offer ar^pliEe

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ion^ of the best rt«ilt tha^hftve boen

b^1.

produced this eeawn ln the principal manuftic toriesof the East, Iti onf'ptock wfll bte found all that is nev or desirable in Gas FiaSpres.for lighting

3htfrcheg^ Hails,' ibyreliin^s, Stor&, &c

Oft -aMJOlu^deMcni^. 1 j- 'I't* -iv/ilcr«•:*. .In this 1 inoyoofiiAflBuiiiiient eompi4860 fill late patterns! «k4 traprt^enients in Chande liers, uu HANGING LAMPS/. •, t.',

'-^^Axl^il^TABLil^GHTS •-•.•M. LANTERNS, Ae

In Iroii Pipes and Fittings, r"

^^^^^'^plete. and odr ^ice.

In and 1 Goods, We have all that can be wanted in the way tern

Lift and Force Pumps, \ftii BefcrJPoinpe^Gas^en i%«np«, amr'.Tl i, tt?H

toiht «W

BcreTtm&mms&iA"1^ .StQok^an%p7fes,w9ii -ui.i MrfoJ "*000 Drills, Beamexe and Taps. W:

F&j 'luiiliifieT'' CootW^haVe'a' iffel i1ail?rt-

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larged and tlKroughly refitted^ Hla Wag6nxard

dbte.,

1?,^.—The B^a^liAg House and ^aiqXlfi $ -WW iMttndter Jfee. entire sar^3rdsiljji af iny«el

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