Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 January 1858 — Page 2

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I. N. BOW If, Editor. T. Mitar. .. •, ,.t

terre -haute.

SATURDAY SfOJINlWO.JANfY. 30, 1858-

Public Schools in Indiana. The lat£.d£cision of the Supreme Court which denies the constitutional right of incorporated towns and cities to levj for the support of pp^lic fch^oj^-iaa f^tfj blow to'(he effort* that "arc" fearing all over the State to bniM up good Slid jrffr}cieut schools. It comes like a thfrfift flte night, when all- »r*s^p&tee and ^uiet,wi4 no one eve® dreaming of the approach of dinger. comes jost a« the lasfcWli| driven in many ofihe finest school-houses that have i^hetv B»e try, and theworkman Stands back amf prdnonnces the edifice finished, bnt, alas, t^s he, as a monument to a good inttnlion—noth

ing more! fe- t' As far back la we can renteuiber, Indl^tta has been faithfully striving to build Up what is termed Free Schools, but, so far, every step has beeu a failure, ^.rtd wfe do not remember of having ever seen a man who had received any materia! b*nefitfrom the laws that We been passed, ip to the present time, although taxes for school purposes hare been levied for the past thirty year*^H/' \f "J

To whom do.ire owe the imperfections of these laws? Let the voters of each district in the State reflect, look back and mark the men who have thus trifled with the feelings anl the m03t anxious desiros of a large majority of the citizens of Indiana, and, in the language of the JSvansville Journal, "if the constitution contains such restrictions as our Supreme Court finds in it, upon the power of the government and people to adopt. measures for the moral and intellectual advanoemcM of wff-pojsu-lation, it should be abolished} or amended at once." But, if the fault lies in tbe wording and peatliar construction of ^sentences, in the law passed in accordance with the provisions of tho preseut Gonstitution, tho citizen^ qf ^ifdiana should guard well their interest* in this respect, at tho next selection of members of tho Legislature,-'and choose men who hmv4 an inhrest in tho welfare of tkoir constituents, so that the law may be.refued and perfected beyond (be possibility of a quibble.— This can bo doper and must be, 4«ac-^|w.r owe it to our cbildron and to ppsterity.

This deoision of the finprewo Ooort, if we understand it, deniea Ml power in the townWiip and municipal corporations to levy or collect any taxes for the support of schools, and rejiders them (table to refund to tax payei® ihe eume -collected for that purpose in year* pist.

The c»so decided 'by t"ho Supreme Court was an appeal frOm tho Tippecanoe Cirouit Court, on ah application forinjunction against the city^C^feyctt^ terrain' tho city from collecting a tax for the support of public schools in tho corporation. The injunction was grautod by the Cirouit' Court and an appeal was taVon to the Supreme Court, whore the decision of tlw Lower Court has been fully mstamod.— The first section of tho act of 1855, under which the tax was levied is as follows "Beit enacted, die. Thattho aoveral incorporated cities and tOWn'e hi this State be, and they are hereby authorised and empowers! to establish aftd

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lic Schools within their respective corporated limits^*nd by ait ordi»Mu» of sueik corporation, to lovy and collect such taxes as may bo necessary from time to time for the snpport thefre»f.* JC

The Court say: Tho solo question proson tod in the case is whether the section of the Statute abovo quoted is constitutional, and we can scarcely regard it as Sn open one.

The act of 1852,1 R. S. 4Hp Stfe. 32. and p. 454, Seo. 180. authorised in* corporatcd cities and towns to levy Uxes for the support of Public Sohools after tke public funds had bee* exhausted, and this Court, on all oocasioM, has held that portion of the aci unconstitutional. But what is the difference between it, and! the section of the act of 1655 which we have quoted? Simply this, and nothing more. Tho act of 1H52 authorise* incorporated cities and towns "to levy taxes for the support of their Schools after tbe public fands shall [should] have been ej&ausfced." The act of 1855 authorises "incorporated ottiea and towns" "to levy and collect such tax* es as may be necessary from time to tin* for the support'* of "Pnblic Schools" within their corporate limits. Tlw distictioo between the acta is without a'lfiffereuoe.

If the Legislature cannot,'tfhfler tile Constitution, confer upon citmand townai the power to kvy taxes to continue tfce free Public Schools of the State, how out it confer nnon tb$m po«r*r to l«y ^axe

exercise of dte lust, that doos iMtnkKs

gxercise of the second, actof po nd wh«j| was the oo^octiflf assi agaiast dSt first? It was ,no3^that it conferring "upon the cities ifid towns er that they were not adapffd to nerefi, that it was attempting to confer upon thMi

gonstitution:

wer

forbidden to be so eotiferrerby fife but that it was attempting, to confer upon them power touching a subject as to which the Constitution requires all power to be exercised by the Legislature alone, viz the subject of fur* nishiug tuietiun in Public Schools to the children of the State. In Adamson v. the Auditor, Ac., 0 Ind. 174, this court said in speaking, of the ia«rof 1862:.

According to the (tayfip^in ~,r cuUe, dse.rl Bhtckfbtm^% 55

provi«on

t^Iawtnth^ingto^nsty

}id, 630. he new Constitution does not contemplate two systerps of Fxee Public Schools

tis to no purpose now—it riihst standffr the State one under the control of the State, and supported by her trnet fund and and another under he

taxes, and another antler he various municipal eorpor|tIr)Q« ojp the]State,JtIe rns, toWnsliips, edunties, school districts, and supported by taxation by them. This wouM Ve rtfliittftigns back, practically, precisely the condition we were in under the old Constitution and law*, when the State supported a system at Public 8ctf i«\l5 %utfcf»rizfcd ihe counties, Jkc., to severally raise addition-, al taxes forsehools ift ihev ^plpa^ed. frfiei consequence was, the Legislature shirkeit tbe duty of keeping up a? efficient system, contented itself with authorising the municipal corporations to provide schools at their option, and hence we had, on this subject, no uniform rate'of taxation no uniformity of system no equality of edu cational privileges among the children of the State.

To remoldy this evil to give us this uniformity aud quality to secure a united and vigorous, instead of a divided and thus weakened Common School system and interest to place upon the Legislature a compulsion to, by its own action, gifce ns these advantages instead of hazarding them, with the voluntary action of'municipal corporations, the new constitution provides that it should be the duty of the (general Assembly to provide by lawrfor a ctu "general and uniform system of Common Sohools, wherein, tuition .shall be* without charge, and equally open to all." Th§ System must operate equally in city and country, or it will not be uniform. The citizens of the city must be taxed to support it equally with those of the-co^ntry.-Their children must- have the right to attend tb* schools under the system.in |he city, And if another set #f Public Schools caa he maintained ike oorpofat^on by taxsijott, either conontrently w-ith^oMn Hhe" Vacations of the State Schools, ,the* is taxation for the sqppork of poblio schpols nonuniform and equal, forpuch-taxes are levied, in effect, by the Sta^e, as the city can only levy them by authority delegated te her by the State, and ediwijr^Qoafcj) ilege is not made equal to wie chiufren oT tho State in short we will rtojbave, a-* required by thf o6flstki&H»* *ft»e uniform system of eommws, or ptblio sehridls, for

are synoniinous, supported by equal taxation, and made equally open .to ail.: u\ We think the inunction Vas rightly granted. It may be observed that the con

The Washing to a Correspondent of the New York Tribune says:

Looking at the weekly statement of tlie Treasury, even throagh o®oial spodtacles, i( is discouraghig enough, but when examined softraniMti^fy&'it IxUdrties positively deplorable. It ,is plated that the balaupe iu th4 Tieasnry, subject to draft, is $5,0f4,906,75. 'lliis is nominally .true, but practiyil^r«fal^% 4ec^use nearly tisp. miUions aH in uie Hiats and Assay .Office^ *ni net ap^i^^^ai^ ^^gd«a^ «f the SecrfeWi^ The adttttt 'WfctfotT* able to dntfl ie but 29, against which theie are outstanding drafts not paid off *,093,887 1£, leaving a neat balance bftl,!96»271 10, in all parts of the United States. These figures cannot be controverted or disputed, because they represent inexorable ffcftts.TliMflervi to in part, why it is that poor mechanics em-: ployed at tbe New York Navy Yard, and elsewhere, have -not been paid lor their hard labor, while provisions could be made for office-holder! hero/ who migfu, better have ifforde4 i%M*U ,.uu v*

But this is not all. ThJ reoeipta wio ilie Treasury for the past wrek. from all sources, only reached the beggarly sum of •$26,565 88, irhich, at the «auH» rate, wouUt not yield

mow

aidonng tfteir duty towards th«sws urgent marts*.

3i

\.a nj ...1. n** are ndw HsHing at cents^jw^ down in this eit*

trustees t^as$j«* taxes /orjaylng leschijr? Iffrinc 8°* iff' olFic^mmo& 4£pG°lRt, & t^po||st|^nt^n^l, b«eWse the power of voting taxes for that jriifrpose is vested by the conatitutioa in Ubi legislature alone. As to such taxes tlitt law must be uniform throughout the Stat-i Quick v. White- Water TmentKip't 3*. R. 570.- Quick v. Sgringfield TowncMHirl

But, the doctff34! thrown off. A

«jritDtu «i ««imn»w«i ^l^nce at tfiebang-Jug 'V'- -——r the terms, in the statutes 4nd dbnstitijiibrt^j^riiwe jnst? to i»H|f Ahe. IodicOir urat and "*er-«jVbea

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faiseit for tuition. Muiuciga] corporations nuiy be Authorized to raise ttitinby^by tax"rfrton to build schoot-houses, &c^ hat perhaps the assessment should prpperiy be (of, the specific olBject. Money cauuut be thus raised te pay the salaries'of teachers, —r?'!o.'. *t' Deplorable Condition of the Na* tlonal tmwij^"'

A

than seventeen mill­

ions a year, from cuatoms^ lands, and, mis* cellaneous soat^l/' fo^*!million%*Iess than tho first quarter, en on,,th^ 30th September. Anct yet, while the gubj He faith ts discredited, eren to liboripg ^en who toil for their daily bread, politician® harangue #o%ress, by the ^eek, ^ver Bt-

For tbe Union.

Sabbath on "Tempei Rev. J. win Churc

e«ve

lifion gteng^toTwe if anythi

could bo offered on this Uuteleeas

stead of a temperance sermon HI the "old Ktylo," wewera treated with eminently scientific,-pl^ilpsopbY^U, apd ^o^icai |6e^

Subject on next Sabbath evening, for toib* Admirer of

will be long remembered by bis audiened Hoping that the next will not be his Jjust lecture upon this subject, I reraa n,

And let the husband strive to forgeftis cart as he winds atoiind the lbig^naVroto street, and beholds tbe soft light iiluiui•nste his little parfw, RpVeidtng ltsp^shpus beams oa the red pave before it. The night is cold and o&dAfc^.^rfii^^anfl thje December gust bat tie* itb the- worn, slcirts of bis evt rcpat, and snatches with a ruiie hand aud wailing ciy at the-rusty hat that has served him many a year. Ho kas been harassed, perplexed and pehfMSU^ ted. He has borne %iih ihany a Wicl tone, many a cold word, and, nerved himself up to energy. W desperate that his frame and spiritare weakoned awd'dcpnfis^ ed }'and now his limbs ache with weariness his templesthrob with die pain beat caused by *te scarcely Laowsiaow to *meet his wif©^r1th pleasant sutile, or sit dowa cheeffnlly to their lit with so much care.

u,™.-'Aira^,d.UU U.M',/ oTT may hear the next disnouraanpon-the aaiaa. -fihii pMj|nni iiigiisllin wlih na|itist fanr

ELOQTTENC6WAS»DISP)BYEDR^TOAE

seeker after tYut^i, p?4s^r/|i4g^ts were showp,., ^^WjW^ no viol^tfhuse, or wholesale condemnation of the possessors of this baneful habit tut. there seemed to be an earnost desire on the part df the speaker, to convince them of its evils by positive proof, and 'ttf persuade to a reformation by wanh appeals to their/judgthen^ abd better nature. His description of the ictim of mamap»tu, was most viytd ^nd "ecting, and was well appreciated, and SSi

I

NCNNEM3.

a—^ /_ •. No Gloom at Home.

[Above all thiugs there, should ie no gloom in thte home. The shadows of dark discontent and wasting fretfalness S^iould never cross the threshold,' throwing' their large black shapes, like fuueral palls, over the happy young spirit* the^e.. If you Will, your home shall be heaven, and every iopate as an angel there.. If you will, you shall sit on st throne and be th«j Resi ding household deity. O! faithful wife, what privileges, what treaStfr-s. 'grrcatet^or purer thau tbinef. .ir.tffuW

fU I

swecLwgflBl#iti|jy)on

pd-etty before 8ho^an1j^gflt, He with love, ^"Ws is tsSteful—aUd wbat? Wb^T ^£hat long«. f-n. j|rms and

his

ear like a winged*«I(K€TVat uifiSSwlvJuto his bosom, lgf*|he latch or nis wife/^iveS*rtfe^ijfhel' The shinii: brow iud

A hemelWis^r sided ox er by one wU«§ kfefc%iMtArI herself antlCher hTO't&fitihK Chi'fs^ianit^ ftd^! i»«

H,I

l"lS W-i

als. He' ^in^ ^.t, th af W e^t«8t, bost^ dearest selaco is qw-^a tmcerful bfixya. Io you wouder that tho man is Strengthened,anmv for tomorrow's'cafw* il ,, '. j."'.. "Wl.—^

Idee oii7ounf Catt!«.

Look crpse|ytb,to th^ coats of young cattle now, and .let no vermin live on their necks'and backs. Ti is an Sa*y Mat*ter to kill those lice, ^ndas all lousy cows' out poor in the spring, it is barbarous to let such small.things $$ lice, have their own throvgh the winters Farmers find out itt the spring thjit tU,eir Oalves are poor and lousy, and tnity- make A stir for a,remedy. greasy matter well rubbed in will kill these lice. A sixes /sj^iOnvtbeff will do it. Yellow anuff costs but-little, JridinWBjtei. (^jui^^tok««!te Fine sand sifted upon them will drive off ice the only objee^ou to, sand^ia tbyl

Bcoovxnr or SSB8k-7iH^L^ffi#JS--Tbe Boston submarine expedition to ^he Car-, ibbead Sea, lO rtcorer the specie on the Sfcn PfedVo, hive reached the dollars, sev^1 htindrt^d 1ft folli hiViirf^^dien obliided. •ffil prof%d by! official documents that

W.* •ilsaAJS$w .Lc^pha $8^00,»00, ft nhiei yRsTQ

made to penetra^ SSf wi^5nf« is every hsason to of i|»sMcie will be f6hU.

fa

Eld^r ftc P. Bisoa, of GiMMasffe, will pfeaphid dteJChristiAaCkttrdk ta Saturday ih^mng'atT'^Yl^k

3 THS salJloartl

fttage

kaa ever rlaited oar cltjr, and M*«ager Hcgomaa to indefatlgnbte In his emfcaroit to put (ixtb nor* «Ww^l(*«*rft!Ot|#di»* p)WP^ tldeous. Strict order Uotaerred In front of the curtain* vhilethistage department maaagedby obey the be»t.*«pa. j*

mi a new Ta^*f Delaware, in all of which Miss Fanny Penham Mr. tUfvj, Macart^y^^ill appearsf qowdedhsnes. ^i. '.J j. "ifV.o A A"

upon Ottawa-City» for of the Canadfen Government.

If

you Want tine Pineal

Cirds, Bill-Heads, Checks,

Kotes,

andnslt r-^omfc|1)tet8r

Ml

PRIWTINO, We living prices, without fear.tof competition from any or all the POWER PreW#* op the Wabash. Just leave your orders .we know irhat printing can be done for,nd ihall under-lid us, without pay iag dearly to thus get to da"noo, or to make people helicVe their popularity or extensive /aciiities b/ing them work, .•

ran and wit

work for the lowest

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1

Mieister's rTestimolivv^' -1 -rHOOKSTOWV, Beaver Co., P».,i Feb. 5th, 1857.

W# preftr buying, DQERHAVE'S HOLLAND FITTERS for cagli, to save the discount. Hope Co send you soon a recoimena:ition from oar Minister.testifjing to ^^cura^v^powers^^S^r^^)

INOIGBoTfON.

D/mifnsmsn:

I hrt-er felt tn« benefit of anv mcunciue wi^iicn asfroaa one bettle'of Bvanavajs Het.ia!b BrrTfas I purchased last fall- .J wiiti to, Vnow whert edu gut it without fear of mpositi»a. (Sijrued.)

H*n 7, ISRJ4—dl

JOSEPH C. DELl.E"RX.

FHp^AJ^UGGIS^V, "a

Atoms, Armsti^fn rGr».,

iKi

©«ar Sirs—Lfiurcliased 1 do*, OF JfotiutA»K-S FFOTI.ANB BITTKM, from ^"ur,- U-AVCLIN^ NGMT, which has givt'ti great 8*tisfnciiiin ii» this potion. Scud ine iWfc ^lich die

has become nft^mrfnsHJro^flf^nh" +y-ry wfluly in iho QuiteiF$$ ."eSf' w«# Vy M' rrcry rckvh?, try it—it is a delightful 'afoV»i:itic. Strfc idvcrti'scmfiit in nnotlur

C»I««MU /.• .MI.'.*, PI O'IVF

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J»«. 49, i$58-d&wlw ..... .I!i!UZ.Z-J I 1 ,1'K

Extraordinarjr RraovaUsn *f the

The astounding epS(a|^m^wf2^liy-8,.RM?ck !i

d]:iSe a«d most salutary efl%ct ^peh '4hc blood, jrvoas cqftuJhunW 4®lf j^tiaSVrttjtBfula ifvefPLANTS, WC'AI»CHF»L^^BCI\ORAJ LL^BIHTF ^NB^CTIBINT of tlic proCTvativc organs, utccrs, eragtionsi ete., afi haTe their scat and sonrcc Ih the blood. If that fluid is'lientthyUhc Whole body Is'liealthy p'nd if corrupted, ft is quickly freed from every tain! byJ9r ftfihatk"*, ^i»d Purifier anJPills. Erciy '^n^l brings: 9rWS«#ISl letters from conr'ileiMPnt patients.

i.- U.Stl

ng preww

a trial.—{Chester gOod Druggifeta.

irsisi

WoOnl ,K|W»»a3rt*|6r?-We have fterer Known anyotherme^oifte Wifi^aS large arshare of publicconfitlence in So short a tlVnc sUitshasdone. .It has not.beoii more than a year sines we first beaxd ef it, and It M*«t*adal?«t'lh£ hprtjof all remedhai of the kindf WjcliaVfe never used,ai^r of it morselv^Mvj^dMu^a^l, ^Oi g]oj5y" not only as yet retains its original color, bat gets more so—but wwif djrour fri9)ds h^ve, and, wchafe n^T?r kp WA,U ^O fsiL ll*, ,njatprim{(th9 hairtoiUorif^nal color. We advhk saeh as are becoming prematurely pmv. to rite the Rertfflfitite (Ilthtois) Herald^

Jan.

fcrTO THB StXFFERIJTG COMMtNrTY Helmbok^s CetiUine PrepnmUsn of Fltid Extnet Buchu is otltered«8 aapfcctth)^ Readllie advertise^ ment headed "Helmboki's Genaiae Preparmthrti." ^.I9,Ii!»-d*w^/r ||M .H .A

iar err of the Jaa. 99.

I i/OJT/

\Ifs the place t* g^-yoarC^, faf iheir Yard with good C«al from thfeir Hkinea. First ome,first served. 4I JTWB'SSilSt

Hr* rf WW

rpHE little after dark. The clothing consisted ^rincf-

It. The dotbine consisted pincf

Clothing or ten dollara

•Ssltory of oaeful BTnowtedjre. ior tear

litiiiTI la fctnaiJ Mi« «ii n-tfiitnyU

f\R- Lmiic»i!Dff«TaAv*tui fffArw^ lU CA, a WHS aofptjr* at 4

JWCKlNOHAM'd.

Jaa, SMtf ---sim** tepumq -f •«,^0 ft A Tf T7ARLY BUHANA IJUAUB, and Skttehe*Hi Han O^H»

Anith, la one oetato

of 0 pages fagBfr- For sale at, i?an.t?-iir TTm wocsimman Maiiiii ii 'g

ffiW

Before the 1st of March, and in order to a^oMnvlWh^ this, we are making another Great

Reduction in Trices,

WJ are also receiving New Goods daily, to keep tbe assortment in order.

Mi Jhm%

of J**'

Posters,

Blanks,

)1 Lal?el$ O. St ^tr^^mme^ Go to the Daily Union Job Jt*ilB oj r, Pamphlets, .J^

r-

1 ease fine Manchester Delainek hK

All Wool PlsSd Meriuoes at

Thi« i*|o rcrttfj tWai^Hs givon in itrurtiou* in our roi'p'ftl're ««iJ •«.« (rovfti hersvirto h^ a highly ana^fle*! and tucca*»fu1 t^&cher on tho Piano F^rt* alta Gi*o. O. Trowbridfr*,1 i* ?. Jn«. "VVhlUnf, «w j, John (L'lirWtlaii, _H« II. I^*K 'J. Brown.,

Jan. 'jS-dtf

if/i* P'

Mra. T. l.jtbaa.

coal!

WE

9 1858

fMidthe

15c «c S5c

!ri.'

HAVfiGlK»ti*hl«w(

(apt. A. K.

1

inted Baaqvp Flannels at 35» -4 Whitney Blankets *t $4 (M a pair. 2 cases Meriuiaok Prints

ri!

cases Qochoco, Pacific and Manchester calico, at 5 bales .4-4 heavy brown muslins at 8c 4 do Atlantic brown at (j*sW 5 do -Fido 89 inchrbrowb muslin 9*10 3 capes ble.iched nnislins 4^4 at 8,10al2jBloached Linnen Table ..cloths from 65 to $6.00 each. Brown, all siaes from 40-to 1,2^ each.^f labia Linens. Browu sud Bleached from 35 to 60 cents per'y^l.^ non sod 'Cotton Diapers aH'widthU^' towels, Nap tine and libylis,,

4

^Vliite,poodf, Laces snd Jl.'m broi Indies,i SlisoOd 9wl Children's

a Hosiexy and Glove«.

Shawls Cloaks & Furs. ,»% M. M'i nt At half their valuer^

Bear this in mind that Dry Goods will never be"sold again as l^w fl^^ 4|o now offering.our entire stock. RICE, ED8ALL ft CO

Coracr Main and §ixth, Sts.

Jan. 27-'58. sm&mph'hii wbwvjyi jttxrt in a

LadiW«'B«lk"nbf .'' 1 .'hkre osa«r^-^ned tio^' "i W 'j

Ladies' BanJc sof Fortune, WoQ6l m»Wo4u lin here 1 shall he-pleased "id s** ihv tfld prtntoi, as I am in receipt Of a fine stock of a-ocx3.®r pbrchnscdat^eat!j reduced price* «t U|e timo lit ijh? fiinuKsisl crisis in New York l.have there ftlhs, prepntcdUie BaiA so th»tit wili give main more prixea-and bctler ones to those thai invori -thfir dolUr, und we now watrant-vahefor-ever-, aw ni:«dc, Thervhsve alrenytT nwt, tvuuio of fin« nrliciea value five to ten 1"IU« •, ich, and have not hid luifiij dmwh ft.*, as »i il OJHMUMI \»st wt-elf.. i.1't •', I

Jan. 2'i-dtt -a

W. C. BOVARi.

MCLRSN'S PINKSOTHTMIXO CORI»I*L.—Tijis I*M-

*dv has hMitiMrfprf/$1M) iihk.il has |frovL^vj»l}q$i}-urya|u b^reweaji^Q.pjsjqJv the b'uod and Rtronprthoii thc «vs»U'm «*v» r*v

:TM:h'i

ANN Iini.MEf.

Vocal and Instrturlental Mus'c. MISS N.' BOWB, (lute ot OMtlatWii, (Vt.J Miulrnl Seniln»ry^

KM'KCTPlTl.I.'V inform*''lli.e puWk. th«t r«!mWin iln Terr^-Haute for few to rwfi* applications for Mti«ic«l instruction*. 'hn telf(» 4L kimwn that »h« ha» taiifht with: the tn»st it: ^ml/il »ucc6«» in numher of plaro«: frum whert lio lvAri with tier tiie.iiixhe.M roc^jnmnnJ^ti^ru. 11• triictions piven ou IHK P?»n»' Frt*"or Anplirxtlnn to |w* ma1« «t ih« Port Ofllw or at Wdp. Co»|«?r'« rcsidcnco, n^JflrstMrert. -. 1-' 'n*not«*x, XlirliljjMn,

r"R

ill#*

Coal!!

the undcrsigneti wroth! call the attrntio" of thuir customers \nd tlie public in p'ttcral to the fact that thrvr arc still engaged ia thcC»«l Jeade in. Uus pity, -aad arc now ptrpnrrd h» ««p[»!y thecilj witli KnyatilOuutofcual.oii ."Ita. lw\ic-, j. As f»^ t|B 15jc5r«*. & Jt,. Jelirorcdto^r^^flfWiJS^lal th»a» wh.»rh*»w" tpatrohy^aS Wit always hiiwtt af 'IS WC do not wi*h to take adrnfttnpe any HIC'

«r.

Mmj ocalc

«^ni*d at^ttiWr offlcc iieftr' the1 T. H. «fe R. R. pot, wHl r-*cc

,K«sis--Cn»h

on delivery

Purify the HloocK^ A|T1) TAtrB REMOVE DISEASE FROM 8 8 E X{, ,, ——!. .•! ii#p -t- "iwJ*W»I

:«kTee -j Ifn^aMISV

SARSAPAKILLA,

the siiglitest chance that anything will do good. This Syrup is prepared strictly in accordance wito the formula ot the 0. &. P., and is not a secret medicine, bnt One which every Doctor- end jpruggiat is acquainted, with. We do not offer this to tns public as a King Cure All, bat-simply say, that in aU diseases arising from

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Nov. 28-d3w J. 3. A "(f. COMTKf1

I COMPOUND SYRtTP ," S io1—-ifD &dt bm& ?eq«d.

SWt^. &cM

hat if any medicit|e willd0\g00d»'liii8 is ie ^ne. For th^ vtra* this feyrip

Wil|»fcit

torrb^saiciaiis' gttieralliM

AlL8, OiyB TfH8 k:«S^r^pp Friei—$1,00 per bottle, or sViklMttii«rPA for $5,90.

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•pepcrty anown,

SALE—The vnluaWe "Red a. deAsed

ht C«HnpJUiy are n^uceted to meet at »h« Comnmur ia the city of Terr*-H*»tcr

on Friday lath of January, for the transaction!ol ImpomntSijisfacssJI 1 .ni'i W*. BALL, Prest.

Dec. 30 4tf

Chroceriet and Prqfrisioy-)

A^Jtew^Arxa gftmcn^

*»ralVat tteJ FrorWwr Stw »w do«m Pout Ofll^e D.r.-POOW, J«B. I», iss«. V«

w^'

Terns per Dmy,

The New Vuir.jncr? of BlacliwOo* avi. rvw roun BRirtSK REVIEWS, **m a* roi.i.ov-! ,,,t TICK NORTH HKi'IlSil,

KDINRPRCUI. l.ON'OON Qf'AH .K.Mt. Ut. WESTMlNIStKR, .!«'![ andm.wnyuiW^.^xxT L-tl?,ri 0*S«6»m/rfia» Tfiw^IftaWwoWl hr imy n\\i if the Revie*a #3 a )sr Uiackwood/HlKi ,oa« Review—«tf any tiro R«views, $5 The Ko R«views, lilrtckwxxi and tlie owr Reviews$!«•

OTostape (wl.dch aliftuld he paid qu- rtrrly in 1 \dvanre) the "fotir ^riot and Bl.lfk* W*l tn. nv Post OUice in tbe UnHed SSuues, ot|ly W)rM. •^r r*"r» 1 Namely: 14 tviit' a eat ou eaell. He* view, Mi« 2-1 cents Je-«r »u jl'ankwaod ..

J*. 8COTT Jk CO ruWi#hejr*i ST G*M street, corner of FULUIURN. Y... a a

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«iw«!!r.'- -)W. Secoudary Sypnillwj fcjft 'Bi6tohes Mtd EmptlonS

WHOLESALE AND HgtAtt.' 1 THacnng eiTTTAH-aHHsrt,od __ £U-F£ANCI»r

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Lon of hisolil imstomun ami tfco pubitc gyncraliy

line of bnala«M that •»)'»•'. Goods of Vfie best qriaHt^, sfod fo selh attbe lofP«8tina»rket nitea, and to carry ©9 tpisfness in Rb«tai

Our KIJIMM wagon will 4oUv»ralT S»»da to #*erj ^Me JAAOS Asimaw ioIMK wWh JSt«. T»}lw wUl aii'l rontinae la ttwinw,

The *tXk will »i»larj«l al on««-a»d kopt Hll a*4

f'*CASHCjall

Ibrwntlo prwlwr* and for

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.* H-. hMlll Ml«. to »r fHaurt* swift I tak« nleasnte in reromm««U»f to irar fHaana swt LATMIRICNT HIT »n«*rj»orW "f- V,^Tn rtty of theirj.airgnaaa,^

otit«inn Mir am an woi Jan a —.'iT'lij: .ii'i :"T

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K.1AV LOR.

TH-ytT-:*

PACIFIC HOTEL,

D. W. STRADER A CO.

Proprietors:

$1,50

n. DEPOTV

OPPOSITE PACIFIC It Cor. of S«t«nth and P*plar Str«eU," mt, Xsoulsi, Mo. sy Af! nSgpago from the D*-p»t free ofcharjffcWc keep in our employ a competent p«r?ou to supf'rrise and take hnjigape, and give travelers nil the information th«jr may desire.

Jan. 20,18$L ,d*w®^"

E havc-lwo am til Hwiises and Lots on Market Rtrcxit, f«r snip or mc1wu»b«' f* taruis, at »ur office. 1IARBBRT & HARTONv

Jan. 19, dtf Agnrts.

YOl'ttft

purdttM sootlStom Saw Al ill iu oi*l rtmniaf rlcr at low rsii-s. and on Rood IfARBERT 4. BARTON'S.

oi#ll hmniay«

t^rtns, at Jan- 19-iif Iani Agents. ,A

.nanJ xuLtJl -tH.'nT..

-Jhiij F. haro.a

arge mimhvR of vacant

8«le At low ti^urrn, ami low credit. ... *,t vHAtt-HBRT AH RTON. Jan. 19 dtifaf K.,?/1 .•» f% vinv-iti as Wi"'

I1.1 v«- 11 Nr^'c li.-»t of |»r |»-r _» on «IB B»WK*, -hii-li iS'hllVred a» l-w .rat.-* 'prv«» a «»1K *".'1 U.\R15KltT vt 11ARTON",• ,.jtn,— rrrnir^rFTitr-" 'Ot'.ean ••xi'hntijr" vonr Oity propvr-y lor wild

I.anda ai this "!!!•»•, nr Mllinp soon.' llARl'KHTA RARTOy,' ji 1.itt-itf*- ^"/.' r,. i',1":'.Agnitj.

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7 DEAF AND BLIND.

BR. MLE0D, 0? fiCOfLAKD, Priprlf'lipnf tlti1 Tii!»Utu(loh for the Blind, fftfi, ha# arrfred In (liana, atyl, ipa^ bef cy^i'utii fof A feW dats at

JTea and ITt fliltlti',

SteWim ^Ionse.'Earl.r attentloU i^d«ireii. ICT DJWP^ras, Dizxi*csa, NOISK II» RNR IFEATI, sttd all dixi'lia^c .s fnim the

EAS. IL^jlo^iLon-^os-

Tkn* «ntiriTy h-mori d. Dr. McLood his rpudo anew dl?'coyerv of a fluid that will proves pcffi ct ahsorptibn bf tne "C»utact," «9l m^eM!n)a-RmK^ei«^ ft'ifies*, U»f ^T) witlwuifhe'liirtrm tlie kiitfe»

Jan. IW, 1868^1^ i, 4"* /illMtHH'?' i?'a 'l.«

KKW 0 'AMbT

Am) iPLEKTT OI* COAL 11

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fpHK UNI»BR»IGNBD HAS 8fiT UP"ONE JL of Fai rirank's heavy draft scales foi- w»'l£hftif* roal, hay, and all other heavjt,articles, on „thc lot west of Uornent's a hoWsala (Jrooeeyi Sloro, whera the weightlMiMc? will be fo«'n«Hn readhioss. at alltime*, to, Walt who mnr girehfm^ it'^all tX All oicaeJFsl«(l with Um» frei|(bii«a»t«r at i}ic sc&lc* will be promptly atu-mta to. Orders *olicit*-d-«Jan. 18, dtw WM. MeQlHLKlN

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There are some on«»ttled kills in edrnOssfrsslori as Assienecs of N. HHICT.DH. WC arc alKint making siTii^i|||iiai|Bg cl#e iodiWtjRaVT Mr, and rcspectfnity eeqnest those knowing themselves to be Mfebtedas ibneejtowwrfll fennwjfcteiy snd setf iRIflaWMM ft^KM^Ata MSW' ing to the SttteuMi AMtOHfOOtr that are not a^aiiKcd witliin teo daysi wWbe eollaetod by legal pno

"HAlWrtV & AlteTtlf,

TervJEts«rtet4u|. 19, WW-dlOt

receipts to ntilniiaA

ilacMphte^'Baltimore afQ es, ytstn-'tf .*••«*«»

New Yof* BOMM, Phil Cincinnatiat lowest rttes. .-tttn-itf C. W. MANCOB[RTt ASeat kxiW jsaiirsnsxl Vf

iKoeofnwy, Indiana, ai WJP^, WSfiJoi *\a fl»e eed aDftfe has ti

posted on the Ktorfibjl red Co#WthlfiwMr »%H

m&Mt ndiana, and

I ^|withasm41Wtir iffch fopearanoe of being done by a «th«r

-7 tho

wJwfldftHseiTAhli:—Supposed-tal»fiv«

rant) KTi yearsold oeat sprini-r-apprais^d, Uf sUte{^.^Jl4n It tfi

I/hereby eergfjr the abas* Sstray

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TA9B0CK, J. P.

tsMSh Sa hsl trae eopr from AND. WILKIN^iem^^I

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