Terre Haute Evening Gazette, Volume 6, Number 220, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 February 1876 — Page 3

CIT? POST OFFICE.*

LOSS. DAILY' MAILS. Indianapolis-»n«I Eastern 8^*^^ "'"T ri"IT""ll:20 am '•JOY HI..... TJIVL fn i-jg) m„.... 3 J.6 dE)..— f/lnclonatl

•230P i-.SO "3:15 m~.—

There

..12 00 ta ... 4:30 pm A ..-,.. *00 a

.:..11^0

A P:

..... 4:20 n:

Cblcago and the NoHbwest. 6.00 a m„ iT:^ax° 8:15 pm ll:20a-ai t:lo 8:t0.p in

St. Iiocls and tboWett.

j:15 a iai 7:"0 a ia 1:00 a pi £$) 'ifflpifl ... 4:15

East Way.

6:00 am Vandalia... 1:30 :... 12:00 p. I. & St. L.„. 3:15 m...i ...

.11:45 am 7:0Q a 7:00 a in .11:20 am

West Way.

4:15

0:15 am .Via I. & St. 11:00 a in... Via Vandalia Railroad...2:39 North.andSontb v'tiy :00am...Kvan8Vllleand Way 2:30pin 3:00p Evansville, Vln. aud

Sullivan 7:00 a n»

7:15 a m......L., O. & ii. vv. R. S:U) 6:00 a E. T. K. A 0. Ii. a i» ?:S0 & T. H. K. i»'M" ?:f0 a Ill Midland 7:(!!n

SEMI-WEEKLY MAILS. (Taes. and Sato Tit -jrpynv!11t-i via Prairlet-0n...ll a vieneral Delivery and 5a!l Boxoa open rrsm 7 a

to 7:80

Look Boxes and dtainp Ui3co open .roin ra to 0 zi Money Order and Hsglstor Office open rom- S:00 a ca -to 6:00 na

OiJlce open on Sundays from 9 to 10 n. m. No money order btiplnees transacted on money nndaya. N. FILBKOK. f. ta.

tiUaltOAD TlffiK-'t ABI--F. EXPLANATION OB" T'EFKP.ENOK MAF.KS.--Staurday excepted. "rSuuday excepted

Dally. Union Depot, Tenth and

nhost.nut,

streets.

Indianapolis & St. Ironist. Depot Sixth and Tippecanoe street?. Arrive fr^m E*st.

Leave

for West.

10,45 am .•Day Express...a in 11,10 '•Night Express..*....: 1M-' 6,34 \ccommodati- 5,3-1

Arrive from West. Leave .'or ^ast 3,38 "^ay Express 3,40 1,58 am .'•'Night Expiess..: 1,58 8,25 am Accommodation ... s,£ am St. IiOiilH, Vnndulin & T«rre Haute xiid Trre llaute A, In'i»iittpiliN Arrive Irom East Leave for West. 8 00 a m.........Limited Train 8,n am l,S3a m.'. 2 Fast Line 1,40 am 10,15 pm Indianapolis

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8,5(5 pim..,...... 'Jr|aU ana Accv 4,Q0 Arrive from West. Leave for ^ast. 1.40 am ...gFast Line V5 am 1,45 .'Day Bxpre 2,00 •9,30 p-m ^Mail and Aco 3,2opm •Indianapolis Acc... 7,00 a EvanKville, lerreHante A «:I»icago •Union pot, Tenth and Chestnut streets, rrive from North. Ltavefor North,

C,B0p ."•'O ilcago Express 6 32 a .1J ,17 am .'•'•Mall 2 57 rn 5.62 am tNight Exptesa 10,02 pin

ErauNTille A Dr#wforil»vlllP. •Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut streets. .A rrive from South, Leave for South. "liSOp ml Mail... 1.. 8,00 a 0,60 •Expr 4,"7 5,00 Local Freigh' a 20,30am Express Freight l,50pm ht gansport), Craw fords ville & ioa lb* weiitem .... Union liepot, Tenth an Chestnut streets

VE Foa NOKTH.

Terre ^aut^ ana Lafayette Mail. 7.0 a Terre Haute and Toledo Kxpre8s...4 nop rn Ruakville Accommodation u,2oam

AEBIV* PKOM NORTH.

rmolnnati and Evan-vllle Mall 1,15 Toledo and Terre Hante Expveaa «,3) Xlookville Accommodation 9 no am

Terre Ilaato Illinois Midland. Onion Dtjp:it, Tenth and Chestnut streets. ABEIVE. No 3, New York Fa*t Line 10,10 am No. 1, Through Express JTo..7-,Thr,.iigh Freight 5Jo.9, Local Freight

s,i5 to 11,10 6,00

DEPAKT.

8.29 am 5,i0 2 20 a la 7,i0 am

No. 2, Through Express........ 2fo. 4, Decatur Accommodation.. So. 8, Turoaah Freight No.'10, lio'cal Freight

Cincinnati A^rerro Haute. Depot, lrst and Main streets. Arrivesfrom douth, Leave for

3.00 pi- Acoommodation........ 8,15 a in Street ears and omnibusse3 run to and from the depot on Tenth and Chestnut, street*, and omnibuses to aud from the oeTint nn Slxtti ftud Tippcoft^oe strfiet".

lf flveiuinutis difference between

the railroad time a'n ci "me- as kept by Cat Thomas, and corrected daily ty .hu transit Inst'uinent.

W he Mvptrng

Tui »loy Evening, Feb 29,1876.

4,lini»resii!g

diOur

Moti«y."

When the GAZETTBanswers the Express in uearly two columns devoted to bits at commitnisin, Proudhonism, etc., it simply bens the question. \A have- awserted that pioperty- sbonld have boriiH its full sb.re »I tbe burden and trouble of t-be..war, just «s llesh and blood did. We have lint averted norr!o we be.ieve, that the results would hare been delightful, or evt-.n JleHaanr.to the wealth of the country but w%Telieve ti.at it would hav* been 1uJt. We would be jslad if the GAZETTE Juo ... :rn tt'ilil ctiniif.. .. ould come diwn from its wild stiuot ing and respond to a queau'iti propeunded by us on Friday, l.ich it h-i« not

\et attempted to answer, to wit. 'What is there so w.orshipful, abuuu efcyn. 'arid hops cr cloth or dollars above men that the Government may *bse latter and not the formei? —[Express.

We beg pardon of the Express, but -when we lilt Communism ur ,1 W'l-d iiouisrii, we do not beg the question or evade it. The dod rine it preaches Communism.. Proud bun wish hw reckle-s a8^ertion that piopeity robbery" was. its Prophet, in France during the bloody era of be revolution, and tbe Expre.H. iH las Terre Haule disciple in this peaceful Oenteunial year of the declaration of American

Independence. U|i3 can.

not be denied, though it may be Uwowned,,aud we sincerely hope will be repudiated and repeultd of,, us a sin agaiiiPt all law, eitiier iiuman or

contemporary either cannot,or

will .npt, hut certululy does derstand what property is. Apparently itbelievenJt-to.be...* hated object, aBaiL8i which the ainitees tt ra of every .person,

not

fiae

Mil fiii««4LHjij

posseted of it,

8hoJld7ot necessity be directed Moreover, and this strangest of all, it seems to think it, a something detached from human

b,e,"S8\ v7:

had not thought, at tins late day, it would be, or could be necessary to.de-

a term, which,, lij-s at

the root'' of

a,l

problems,

of political and social economy Property, is tne joint product oi man's mind and muscle, the object of his desires, and the miuistfer cf his wants. lt,,ai*d the live3 of its pcneessors, are the joint and .exclusiye objects of iiir goveirnmeutesolicitude: the things for the preservation of which our governqa^nt was formed, and Is maintained It seems almost puerile to mention so fundamental a doctrine, and one so univer-ally believed, but th« strange attitude of (he Express, proceeds from a confused notion of it, and so we have thought it neces-ary. Aud now forihe vanntr ed question of the Exp*ess. Wnat

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corn or hogs, or clothing or do'Iar.®, above men that the government ma£ impress ,the-fot,ter, /nw*-"'1"1

tb^

Joyiier," Tbie queslioti ls-an^csuni "one^ but we will ansvrerjt.'.Cocn.andhogs, andclothingand dollars, are wor sbipfui and sacred, above men, a_y catindt be justly impressed, as .the 'lattef can be, because men are indivi^ablc unif^j and corn, and hogs G'C.f are not. "You cannot end the great toe, or the still greater ear, if he should h»ppen to be a e00313?'1" nist—of a man into the army^_ bu you can tax and supply the army with an equitable proportion ol any mans.hogs, corn, etc. 1130' press the \vb'olerihau if"yda Inipiess him at all.. If you don't need every bit of property in tbe whole land, but only a part, if you have a particle of justice about you, you will not take all of one mans and nothing of auothers, but? .must, by some jtisfc plan sei'k to ascertain each man's proportion of the burden, assets it, tax it, and get it by collection. In truth, the question we have answered cannot be asked without tbe wildest misconception of what a man i.°, aOd the nature of the material objects which supply his wants. There ib and can he no question about one being worshipful and, sacren above another. No possible comparison can exist between two such diverse, ,things. Both are worshipful and Wcred things. Life is dearer than property. Nobody doubts that. There is no use of raising a racket over that trite axiom It has nothing to do with the question. Both life and property are ''worshipful aud sacred." The latter is the prop &nd stay of the former, and only less sacred tlian it. It' is not a question of rich and poor. All have something which they can call their property, and which is "wor^iipful and sacred." A poor man's hog, or his bag of eon is cs '•worship'ul and sacred" a|thifigtohi m, more so in fact, than the rich man's drove, or well tiiled crib. It is not as dear as his life,hut it is,frequently dearer to him, and justly so, than another person'** life, as anybody can practically and very easily demonstrate, by prowling around,.at nigh: time, say, and attemptifiirl'o^impress either bogs or corn. The argument would proceed from the mouth of a shot gun.

Government neeJs men in time of war, If-*wants veTsohttlJ*4"'efrvices. It wants the whole man and not a piece of him. Out, therefore, cf all its citiK?ns, it makes, the levy. By reason of humanity it exempts infancy, and old age, women, iiud the broken in health. Out of the residue it fills its ranks,. by. lot,, .the, fairest way known of men.

Government needs supplies, TheEx press wants them impressed. .Such tilings'as''hogs, corn, &c., being not "worshipful or sacred above men," according to its-creed, aud very different tilings according to ours, perhaps it would draw lotsamongmen to see which cues should give up all of their "un worshipful and not sacred hots, corn eic ," £to sustain the Gov* ernment, to the exclusion of the rest. Perhaps it would exempt from this "impress" men wealthy, but too fee ble of body to serve as soldier?. Perhaps it would exclude womeu possessed of an abundance of "unwor» shiuful and not sacred above men, hogs, corn etc." ex mpted from personal services by a wise ai holy regard for sex. Perhaps it wr uld exempt rich youth and weal1 by ,old aue, from this impress of "unworshipful aud not sacred above men corn, hogs, etc," who were rHeaped from personal'service in the field, because of the feebleuess of childhood or decrepitude of age.

These are all ways of impressing

,uiiw

South

r.-hip(ul and not sacred above

men, bogs, corn, etc.," and ways.,too, exactly patterned after the fashion in which "worshipful and sacred" men are impressed. Moreover "worshipful aud sacred meu" are compelled to give up their en'ire bodies. Can "tin worshipful and not sacred, above meu, corn, hogs. &s." do le=s? Tha saintl.v.of Proudhon, and his disciple, thfe -'Express, forbid.

But,.though this is treating "unworshipful, and not s.cred ab ve men, corn, hops, &9-"

eXoCi'y

ireii are treated, this is not the plan of the Express It would abolish the exis ing revenue system entirely. Though carefully piauned by Hamilton. &nd elabortfted by a long line of llusttious successors though embodying' the wisdom and. experience of aires, and not to be ^ast side in the time of peace—for the Expiess has not said that it should be cast as de then—this extensive system for imposing the burdens of the Guvernmeti', upon the people justly, must at the -first rude bust of war be cast en irely aside as rubbish In its stead we are to hnve substituted—we quote verbatim from ihe Express^—"the sume iorce ©f Provost-Marihalis and Reeruiti:.g officers that keep the anks filed, can keep the sol.liers j-upplied And el re on -Oit r.v officers are to wander about at their own sweet _will, and impress suppiies. They must not assess properly, or make any attempt to proppr.tiolvthe'burdens tp the backs df those who are to. bear them. That would be to imitate the present astern, ami our Terre Haute disciple of Proudhon, i-ays "Government should have impressedUH'8i)ppiies, as it im* pressed-its men," and it.scatters t.he crushed fragments of-' our revenue system.io the four corners..of the ear h, with the twice repeated inter rogatory, "are corn, and hogs, and clothing, ami dollars, so much more wor.-hipful and sacred, above men, that one may be impressed, and the other not?"

We have but one question to ask. in conclusion, aud we ask it of the Terre Haute Journal, and the EvansvUle Courier. The former said of the original article of the Express that it was the best thing ever penned for that paper, and the latter quoted it .entire, paying'rtiat it clearly expressed what it had been for years tryiug to say, and met with its hearty approval. We ask thosepapew now, if they have followed the elucidation of it, as drawn out in the Express by the GAZKTTK, and if they still endorse me doctri.ne? When, this note of woe shall mature on a day of~vlo lence, as it did once before, as the Journal hiasjevery reason to recollect in its own case, will they stand steady to their endorsement and take the responsibility of endorsers. Let us hear from you Messieurs Coin mi: nis'.s.

TriE thorough-bred borso, Mambrinn (Jhief, died ot acute giisiritis, at Ciiiheotbe, the other day.— [Exchange.

If we mistake not, bo sbuvs was a

is1thereto"worshipful,orsacred about prominent member of that branch of isvuviv

the pqulno family to which Mr. Ovveu, Tuller's stock JaelongB.— [.lournsl.

sriniRE vs. iiiET

SEXTHEL

ETAL.

Charge of Tenne. As-kul by

tfaft Defendaut a fier all t5«e l*r^litn» jnariea Woi Arranged for Trmi This Week. As-Mr. Mclntira has jajtmbar-s of friends in Terre Haute, 'the fallowing from the Indianapolis Journal, of yesterday morning, will not be uninteresting to them:

Iu the libel suit of Thomas Maclntire against the' Sentinel Coinpany atid John E Fawkner the issues were made up iu the'Marion. Circuit Court, when, at the last term, J. E. Fawkner made affidavit for a change of venue, whereupon Judge Howland sent the cause for trial to Hamil on County. In response to notice, tbe parties, some ten days since, met at Noblesville and selected a struck jury, and, by agreement, the ca?e was eet down fot trial to-day. We learn that the Santinel" Company •ha?-now filed their affidavit for a change of venue from Hamilton county, and that the que tiou is to be argued to-day before Judge Henry Cravens, of the Hamilton Circuit Court.

Aside from the agreement of the parties to waive all dilatory motions and enter in the triar of the case, the question presented by the motion for another change is a new and novel one, upon which the jurists seem to divided. .According to the theory of the defense, if there is one plaintiff and twenty defendants, the plaintiff may hive only one chaoge of venue, wheteas the defendants may claim twent\ changcs, one to each defendant. On the other hand, the theory of the piainliff is that only one clianga may be taken by either party (plaintiff or defendant) to the slit.

If the motion, cf the Sentitiel Company is granted, the trial of the cause will be postponed for the pres. ent. If overruled, the hearing of the case will proceed this week at Nobhsville. Both parties: are represented by able couusel, aud the case vviil attract very general interest.

ll!0

P.r,jRA

Ilnge, sicu^niug pills, con

drassic, gripping

st ructed "of crude, icon i^e, and bulky inurediments, aro f^st beins: superseded by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Puruativo Pellets, or'h'ugar coat—d, Concentrated Rootand^.He.rHnl Juice. Auii-Hillons Graiu'!es—the "Little' Giant" Cathartic or Mu'tum in Parvo Physic. Moderft Chemical Science eiiatiles Doctor Pierce to extract from the juices ot tbe mosfavaluat'le roots and herbs their active medicinal principle, which, when worked into little Pellets or Granules, scarcely larger than mustard saeql, renders each.Utile Pedet as acliveas a Jar pill, while they are much mure palatable aud pleasant in effect.

A» TTC.AY.ER, of Baconsburg,

Oliin, 'writes: "1 regard' your Pellets us the bfst remedy l'i^r the conditions for which you presoribo ihesn ot- any-thin-Sf I- have ever used.' so mild and certain in eif-ct. and leaving tho bo.iv«Js irran excelleiitcnndiLion. It seems to me they must (Hke the place of all other cathartic pil!s and mtdiciuea.1'

LYON & MACMAIBBR, dfUg»ists, Vermillion, Tav: '-We think they i«re tfi'ing to Bell Tike hot cakes as soon as people g9t acquainted with them and will spoil the pill trade, as those tlnjt have used-.them like them much bet'.er than large pills."

Sold.

I have dispospd my stock of mililincry. goods,.at No. 14 South 1' ourth street,to Messrs Bauer & Springer, wbo will coutitiue the business, at the old stand. J. WT. GASKILL.

Ill Urlilillg

from tho Millinery trade,

ocjJtision to ubaitk tny fneuds for their patronage during the p*st six yeais, and.vvould ask for tbe new firm, (Messrs Bauer & Springer, my succeasorsO a coiitiuueuca ot the same.,

-c

Alw Ait Beer Pn-Sc?.

J. McNamarr is selling atrhis stfJOU on south Fonrth street below Ryan's, the best of Toledo ale for fiy .e cents a glass.

thoy htvve not already, parrnts should at once get a scholarship in the Terrs H.ute Commercpil. College, and send their sous there of e-venings. It will give them a. good buc.i-ness-odncHtif#n,. and keep iem ont of inischiof besides. Do it at onco.

Slerchaufs

will find Bruuing's an excellent place for Dtnuer5

LET THUIE !5K LUiHT.

How to get Oil or F.uid tlicaply aad Ci.iiYieiitly. Now that the attention of everybody is directed to some cheap substitute for gas -let the GAZETTE tell you where to eet oil and fluid The Terre Haute keep tbree wagous, which will deliver either Fitiid or the b-st Head Liitht Oil at yaar house: -They give cards which can be hung out and notify the passing wagons'to .deliver it. The great convenience of this will be appreciated by housekeepers, and the trouble it saves in noing or sending after it. The waiions are also supplied-^ with lamps and fixtures ot all kinds so that If you want a burner, a shade, a wick or a chimney,, yon can be supied at- once and without trouble. The head-light oil and fluid aro of tbe tinest :qu.*!ity and *i' n-explosive. Tbev will be sold and delivered in this way", as also the fixtures, .at, prices as low and often lower than they can bo bought ax he stores. Address, through tho "postofSc«, the Terre Haute Oil Company^giving your first order '-fcild receiving a card, or stop tho wagon as it passes yotir house.

Merchants,

Agents, and all persons,

The Bestrla-the West There'&re oceans of flour At U. 'Shewmaker's,'which he is selling way down". Ho makes a speciality of the business aud can sell cheaper than tho groceries ave orders on the corner of Ninth and Main..

LaFajette Mallory.

ytr his coal.

Block Coal

at 10 cents, at Merril «fc Wheat's Ohio street Coal office.

Jor Sale.'

Co(13b and Straiqsd Honey also llaos T. HULMAN, 2 Near Providence Hospital.

Fo'atoe3.

J."

.Ri..Chambers' i3 selling bes^PotR* toes ai tha same figures a3 he did la,t fa 1.., .- ai

Get

your clothihg ofMax Josaph.

Attention Parcrits.

Parents should not forgot tiiat the time spent by their children in idleness these long winter evening3 niigbt be used'"ia gaining a good commer e'.al education. The Terre ILiute Commercial College of Messrs. Garvin Heinly has no superior as a business college, in tho country. 'Anight ses sion ot the school is kept running during tbe winter mouths. To it their children ini^ht just as well as not now be going, and by so doing they will secure a business education which will oe almost invaluable to them in after life.

Y7. W. Bycrs* for Fine S'Jaiioaerj, Mair-i street, noar riixtD.

MERPJL & WTHEAT, tho progressive Coal men, your orders. Ohio street south side, between Fourth and Fifth.

CORN 51EAL.

at Almey Harris' popular Bloomington Road Mills.

Persona

wanting day board will be accommodated ai 703 Ohio street, third house east of Seventh. Also, three furnished or unfurnished rooni3 for rent.

MRS. J. A. WOOD.

Block Coa!

at 10 cents, at Morril 6c Wheat's Ohi street Coal otfico.

Fr sh iHiais.

J. F. Roedel issupplyiug the whole west end with the best quality of Meat. Corner ot First and Ohio streets.

A CAiil).

To all who are suneriug from the errors and •indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss oi manhood, Ac., I will 6tud a recipe that will euro you, FREE OI* CHARGE. Tu (3 yreat remedy was discovered by a missionary in SoutL America. Sr-nd self-addressfui envelope to the RKV. JOSEPH. T. INMAN, Station D, Biblo House, New, York City.

Take

Frazier's Root Bitters for tha blood

U. SUcwinakcr

has-flour of the best brands,also feed of all kinds. lias a particularly large atui fine stock ot hay on hand. New.

SPECIAL- flUTiCgaL

MANHOODimprudence,causingprema

HJC-ST-'liiit'.—A

youthful

take this

victim

ture decay, nervous tiebililyj etc., cavuiy tried in vain everv Utiowa remedy, bat luund a -simple Reii care, wblci-i ho will send fiee to iiis fellow-sufiereis. Ad(* J. H. .REEVES, 78 Nassau st.,New Yoit

Married Ladies age schd^ stamp for coufltiotttittf-iiiuin i»r, great, value. Dr. Id ti. KA'lVR, T"iO -W«4kio8ux-u:t-,. I ,nt t. anapolis, lud.

KUCSJEU-S' F«?Si*15

A most Important. Invention. Bold by 'i'ht Kl as tic Truss Co., Wd.' «S3 Broadway J. City. It retains Uapture absolutely it uaue and corn'ort-, night ahd day, atal. 'times, puu under alt circumstances, without any excqptioj wsateyexin any casa auct should never be taken 611 during tbe short, lime requisite t« offcet a permanent cure, Sent by mail. Cli-culars tree. Any

Druggist or Pbysloiau will order,this new Truanfor yen without. c}»rg5,

obstacles to Miirriag8^ 'S SZetii-3' tor 5«aug ZZf.n f.-o .!•« utfftei-s of Krrors an.-i Abu«::« inearlj life. Manhood restore '!. lmpediments to Marrtage ror.'K.'ved. Nov.' riiethod oJ treatment. Ne~- r.n-i r^rarrta}ie resnedles, Oeofcs and Ciroai^j.s He»jt free, In scaled envelopes. .. „.T.'

Ad'ii'e.KK, MOVv' ih-D IOJS JNo 118 N'orth N-nth i'hJlri.Sc.jin'n. Va.—ar tirsUtuti-.m a rrfpufation TO' iiTioriibi' .-ondndi- inii

Real. Estafo IHst Hj)u!.ion AT AWKSXSOX, KS 3£ar. 28. »T«. 2,061 Pie e^ of Property vulued at S"70,SC0! Caiillal St clt, ?l,«0O,0G0.' rlinrcs. SS

The Kansas-Land und Emigrant Assoiiation,'.-'v-n'^' -:.a (An rir.jaii'Z'iti comno'cd capitalists and bu ine siiici!, eiiiwjns of IDirsaf, ineo'ported hy tne siuth Ity of t:.e S'ale, ioi the urr''.se of enrouratiing eint^rat !,) wti din'ribife ^o t- wre »tder-', on March

2ivlv76,

S 66 Pievrs of' rop-

crlv» 'iisist 1 in ot l^KG- Ni BltlCK and ST'j^K KK IDk Nt liS, with other valua b'e property in 1he Lity ot A-c)ilson-r-tne great Uailwsiv Center the IyUhkouiI vat ley—and 5.17 -improve.) and miimproved 1-HriiiH v/oivli ai a tow estimate, Xiie values of these 2.6i4 piec-rs of pr-!ieity.are ftom

?5Q.0p TO §75,000 00 VAy,li, Ever Hi'arc, wlicevor or oy wliomsoevei tield, will be. equal' represented iu the dt-t.rlhution, and ho ensitiid- to any out niece awarded to the same

V*THB

Ma,e or

male, dtisiring respectable emplo^ men't at fair compensation, should send for our Catalogue of Useful Novelties, in demand every where Sent on receipt of-three cent atamd Address Felia Clare ««& Co., 224 ICasi 113th street, Ne-w York—-

PKICfi,

G*fU0 al JIanaeer. tchlu»on,TKarif08 For shares aud ct»cul*rs Klvii'K lull intormatior, ap- ly to T. W ^o^v-rsrd, «Ij» Pout otiieei Terre Hail te, lnd

OIJJ^.

Eagle Iron Works,

TCB2SE HAUTIii, NtJFArTTTRK3

Steam Ettgine3, Coal Shafts, FlouruudSaw Mill Machinery ^T-" Bank Cars, Koad Scrapers,

Building Fronts, Cane Mills.

Various Patterns of Feiichig, School furnimre, Ac., «n.I havlnc tne

LAP.Q-EST--AM5S°KTMENT

ATr"

K§S

1BK STATE,

-•fTA'lB AND UXTY

A E S

NOTIC'J-.F€JS1S75.

'S bcral-J' pivoi tl-.at llio cta-

.itcate.for tbe yei.r 1S75 Is nov In WJ" hands, and-thai. 1 sun-now renrty to revive the tuxes charged thereon. The lollor.'ing tab shows tbe rate of taxation ou each SlOnof taxiible pn ijert v:

flarrlsou T...„ Honey O. T.... Pra'rieton T. Prairie (t. .. Linton Pieison ley T.. L'.st, Creek T. JS"ev:u3 O: tor Creek. T. Kay-tteT usar Craete.. City

is!

IO O-J

|!l 10 1

13 It 50

53 10 o'J

office, and,see Unit it covers ai your p-op-erty. People are tave for v.-hat they own on the 1st day ol April of a eh year.

Taxes, are due ou the l5-.li ot I-tecenifoer

anA

kT,rVF,sinn»i

a day- guaranteed usinr.orr Wel" Auucer'and Ijrs is glut) a month paid to?oofi Asrents. Ang'-r hoolt free. Jilz Auwr Co., St.. LOU'N

taxpayers may pny tne ml! a nm:t.t of stichtnxfs'ou or before I he third n.'oiajay ij April, or tuny,at thei*optlor, payoue-hatf. thereof on or fteto-e th» firm- Moml.-.y irNovo" b«r fcHoninj?.. 1'r vpsc-dj »»--wever. t.hatall rti.td tax» chari*/d shait Re psid prior to the third ?lontJ.a.v in Ap 11, a-ipry-s'-rSbea'hv law and 'i-rovKied, tnrther, that. in all cases whcie as.mucti as ou- hair of the anicuut i'f t«x chared ngair

Tho rreasarer is responsible for'be taxc9 bsciu'D ba.VE-c INSET'St.bere'ore a?p IA- I ers ou^lit t» r.ice ber tbai tbeir ia.xos must be p«id evry year.

No couutv order win be paid .to any person owing "delinquent tax. As tbe Koarl rax is all dun wi ihe tlrst installmeTit, Koad Receipts must b? present'd on or betprc tbe third .Monday in A.prlt, or.

REFT'KEKCTC—lion.

can give

it, coVc^iers/U^adv«ntaSe of without xost of j. attorns. A. & CO.. Prati'ig.

yroat Medical Book nnd Secrets for Ladles and «ents-

free

i^r two

Saaips. Address ST OS**11 MEDICAL XNBTITTJTK, wt. Joseph, te.o

a first

^STS" THE

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10 10 t'5 11 10 02 11 20 10 10 -24 1 l'l '-4 15 10 24 I 10 14 0 10 10 2o

H1CH1NE.

Cash Pi ico, $40.00.

i- Any person .wanting a first-class

LIGHT KUSNINO AXJ EASILY MANAGED

SLMitt'e Scwlna Machine will Hod it of importance te to us for.th e- latest Terms to purchasers, as -we offer

4HOK D1SCOITNT F'OIt 4P11. We also send MACHINE ON I'HtAL to any part ol un Northwest' 11 co«ts notl.i)-,"- to ti ibe'llnnie Machine, ns we pay all tho expenses. Kol accepted. Mercbants. send for 'if l!pf crtpttvo Circulars, and late Terras to CASH purchasers. WE Mt-RCl* FOB

Atldrrsg, J011XSHN, LXVJi & C/., N». 141 .^tate Street, Chicago. t»*Jg-JxJ.WUHI-ll»LlllBI.HW III II Ml III HMB—WgSfag

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.ZiJjaJ&L* JL PIANO

its A J^I'UF Al'TUM OF

IP* 5 Jk. IS O S I

Invite the attention of buyers to their Instrument.

MI® MBStjpbbmiijm,

EXPOSITIOK". 1875, Jiwarded tbeui for P1AWOS iitiiiie Weet ©ff Aslegheiales.

Ad vantages of location aud economy iu cost of mat:rial and manufacture enabled us to oiler decided wlvautages to those wanting a thoroughly first- chtss I'lAWO.

BESCEilE^TiiVJE CATAI-OGUJE.

jy, H. BALDWIN OO.,

Gen^t'iiS Mansiffcrs for Sale, aud also Gfiier»l Agents fur {Sic Kaif «*f the filssrivssled Btcfeer Bros. Piauos.

158 West Koitrth Sfi'f-e!, Cin^intiati. Ohio.

IL S. RICHARDSON &CO.,

JOBBERS AND DEALERS IK

(jueeasware Glassware, Etc,

KEAlXiUABTERS FOR

Chandeliers and Bar Fixtures.

Uountry Jobliir.c Trade solicited, and priceu guaranteed as low as any Western Quee.-isware House.

10 28 W

nt.

a tax

pnyo'.shail n.it ba raid on or netore llie ttiiid Monday in April ihe vk'jJe a:ri.uut. cha'iged hhall become due and reruire i!ellrqaen', and -lle ted as rrovide by la»v. t.ells quent. lauds are advertised or Rbouttli• lirst Mo: d«y January, autl are 8 Id OH. tbe second'. .Monday of E«.b:uary OJ each yea''.

will-not bo received For t.h col i^c.iion ot which I niav be fcur.d ••». ny otSce ia J'er re Htiuf a.n" asricted by law. fay- your taxes p:oi! tly and avid

COHIK.

J.AIMKS M. -"AMCEY, Treasurer Vigo County.

Dcccnibor }y,18T0

Europe terms as ow as those of any other, reliable honse. Corrfspondeyicti'i»vIted in ibe E ^Jtth and- fore.'gM languages,Wit Invdpt'us, Attbrneys at Law,-and others ^o'.icto's, cinn,y.wlih.ti osa. who bnVuat their eases r-'jected a' '.lie nards ol other at toi tieys. in rejected cases cur fees arr rea--onuble '!vnd no'ehanje is made unless we are jsucc«ssfu^

Af. D. Lengett, ejr-

Commissiotier of lUtej.t Cleveland, Ol' lo O. H. Kelley, Etq., Sec'y 'atloc8i Grange, Louisville, Kenmckyi the Swedish and tianish Koieign.J.ini8t.ers Wasbtngtor, I). C. Henry Coifood, Esq, Halifax^ Noya Hcotia.

Seud amp for our "GUIDK

TAINI.-V PATENTS"

a dook if 0 pages.

Apdre-u, l.OtlS KAbUEKA O. Solicitors of Paints and Oounct.ois iit Patent Law, WHSulngton, D. C.

STREET,

Xsirlli Side, bet,wren Third aud Fourth

Ii t)nl ivert ami Life I'ralojified ly using R.&® Tonie'ElixIr and Mqnld ExtrartofJIeel., This medicine cannoZ nntler any elrcnm»tance fail to cu.rc Indigestion. Co:istipationvOaneiwia.Hendaclie.NcrvousrieRS, Loss of i^ttcnguiBiin Appetito, Lunij, Liver, Bladder, Kitlnoy, Stomach,. Blood, ami children's diseases. All I eiuale diseases and weaknesses tliig morticine will positively "cure.

All cases ot I'iles arising from natural causes or by tlie use of iiiiurloiM medicine* are permanentlv cured. The pure Beef Juice and Blood prepared from raw meat furnishes strength and nourishment l'rof, 15. S. Wayne, CheniUt uiiti President of Cineinuati CoUese

Pharmacy* says:

iiESS.RlciiAn.DSON & TOLLIDGE. Curti.April V,... Gents Having been made acquainted "With tlw composition of your R. &T. Tonic Elixir-and K,(quil Kxtract orBecC would say that

Ho. 39 Ksntuciy Ave.,. Indianapolis, Ini A recalar gradaate of Medicine, has been lonjer enioged it theiip«elal treatment of all Veneral Bezual and Chronio Diseases ttaanany other Pbysktan In IndUnapolia.aiCitJ piperashow, and allotdreaidenta know. ConaultationaJTe*

Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Qleet,

Then

obtained iu the "t/iiitH-! States, Cartad.is ana

you want a

jBtors, psrt",5

sketch and a fo'l description of yoor inventiou We wiii 'tH&'lie"a'ii exauilnation at iho Patent uffis-e, and tt we tbink it patenLabte, will send on papers and Hdvinp, and prosecute your cahe. Our foe will b*-,«u or«llnary.case?,-?23. 1 I 'ral or wr Iteu. Jii Advice-jess: ee tents, Patent Lav? and Inventions.

htsstdUcnroHciiQ tho

FO« CE-

An tHustrsted worV STi private counselor

ie to&rried end m&r-

tiueabte ou the my»tcrl«

ofthe sexual ratem, ttr*bus?s, eta., latest dMcoreriei to the

GUIDE

betrtly you: com. cntj eireto fcded cheeka tha-tretimeM of nly true Marriage 7 Mali. The authi

oplexioo, and the beat ana

Qolda ia tii*

A NYTHINQin Per tor a"d--w«'keep' everylblns: l'ou

irst-class Fancy Goods or Toy Store. C.OC. for HoIiday.GoodK, «TJS53»£j n.*e, 105 Madissna joet, Cuicago. 8en0 descriptive lists. 4s®

8trictur«,

chitis', Hernia, or Rupture, all Urinary Disease* and Syphilitic or mercurial affections of in* throat, akin or bonis, are treated with unparalleled •uccesi, on latest ctentl principles. Safely, Prlrately.

Spermatorrhoea, Sexual Debility and Impotency, ai the reault of. Seir-abnie in youth, aezual exceaaee in matarer year#, or other causes, and which produce some of tbe fallowing effects: nerro'uincia, eemtnal emiaiiom, debility, dimness of sight, defective memory, pimples on the face, pbynicaldccay, aversion to society of femaltj, confusion of Ideas, lois-of sexual power,: ate:, rendering marriage Improper or nabappy, are permanently cured. PampbUt (Sg pages) relating: to ua above, aent in sealed envelopes, for two post«ge stamps. Consultation at office or by

mall

fires, and invited, a friendly.talk or bis opinion eostS nothing. When it la Inconvenient to visit the eity for treatment, medieine'oan be sent by express or mall everywhere. Cnreabte eases guaranteed, where doubt exists It ia frankly stated, OOoe hoars: 9

JL.

1(. to 7 P. H. Sundays, .12 II. to 1 P. II.

Pamphlet to any address, for Two Stomp*. MANHOOD AUafeont it 7 WOMANHOOD H."^ cents.

Beat sealed, Manhood, Womanhood and Pamphlet for 20 eentsby mail MARRIACE P?fS. P£SSes. I GUIDE.

Sealed for COo. Over fifty wonderful pen pictures, true to life articles on tbe following subjects: Who rwy marry, who not, why. roper age to maixy. Wbffmarry first. Manhood, Womanhood, Physloal deoar.- The^eflectaof and exeesa.- Who should marry HowlireandhapplntMmay be Increased. ThePhy.iolcgy o/Hep_r^ootion,.nd many mora

lTCkro up, not laid aronod or lost. a. IU. wonh, of ro-riadin^ It contains the cream of medli^ liter-

Dnff, S» Kentooky Avenue, Indianapolis

IndU^Cheipest ^ood-guide in America.

Dr.Whittier Still continues to treat old long standing sad severe cases of VENERAL DISEASES, and ,«s« of SEMINAL EMISSIONS and IMPOTENCY. The Doctor is nuw occupied withcasea which hare not met with a.cure- in other hands—does not court simple and common cases.' No Matter' who have, fculed,-state your case call or write. ^Pannuilet and questions sent by mail.free to any address. A regular graduate of three. Medical Colleges, and the longest located in one place of ahy doctor in America Hectiresmany cases given up by others. THOROUGHNESS of cures, SAFETY ofthe medicines ased and feir chaws have brought aim patients from every State. Office and address, 617 St. Charles Street, St. touii. Moi

nlsnee cf

Eent to uay c?,e iCroc of postage) for Fifty Cents.

Addres* r^r.-iictti'-DIspeapaTy* 12 i*. Eighth Bt. iV. No-scc t5 -A^4ovdil and q'lr-x'f-

Hb!e ycur

of "Tooth tl

wortd-Pri

~~tOT5mgSS CARDS- ,.

JVew Stoekof Rcal Estats.

BEAIi ESTATE AG£^1V MAIN ST., EET FOURTH: A-Nl) FIFTH, o.-llo, UpStairs.

Dwelllns- bouses of all sizes anu in cut parts ot the city, at. the cheapest prices. Also farms and gardens to sell or tracj*. information cheerfully fnrnisbed.

Dr. Leon J. Willien,

OFFICE ANI) RESIDENCK,

Eagle f-treet, sj*th And SerHn?lL Foiirtti iionsi-. from Sevent'i.

McAptliur,.

TAILOR AN ir iUl'TKK, Filtli M., Int. I in iry Hitl Mulber)fy Buy your cloth and have jour suits cit and l-nade in tbe finest style at a saving li *5 per cen t. by patronizing M'cArthur.

O A O W I E House, Slc,n ano Ornamental A I N E L-t'.tle Red Front, corner of Eighth

ar-l

Main streets, Terre Haute, lnd.

BURNS BBO«.,

DEALERS IN

Southeast ccr. Third and Walnut st.s.

CLABIUOE. THE DYElt,

Scours Thorouxhlyt Dyes Ifaurtaomeljs FlulHheH Beautifully,, ,• KepalraNciitlr.

WA'LIN tJI? between Third and Fourth 'Soutli

it pos

sesses valuable medicinal properlle*, as all the ingredients entering into its composition nave well k'nown and positive medicinal vaine, which combined together must form an.escellect 'rODlc^-cniuartlc mitl uuirlllve modiciuer nnd of* well suited to relieve many complaints incident to our climate." Kcspoctfulty, K. S. WAYNE.

If yon do not find this medicineatonedrngstore, call at another, and if it is not on sale in ymir place, hhvc your druggist order it. rr send, direct to us

Price, 91.00 per bottlo. sent 011 receipt cf frice' B1CHAEDS0H & TULLIEuSL Cincinnati, 0.

DUFF

•NEW STOYE STORK.

STOVES OF ALL STILm

Parlor, Cools:

ani~

STOV ty.B

A Large Aseortiiicwt and Low i'tlo&'-j

O-.

North Fourth St.. i^)ok-*e btt!', una

BARBER SHOP.

CALEB J. TH0RPLVN

Successor to Koderus Brothers, oil Fooith BtTcei, lietween. Main and .Ohio. He Its a share of the public patronage.

JOIKR

HOUSE AJill SlttSi VAtyJlsl*. Graining, Glazing, and. all. branches cf painter's business will be attended to with piomptaess and dispatch. »lntb street near Cliestnut.

JOSEPH RICHAKDSON. M.

Office on OhioUt., bet, Tiiird and t" urtu

TERRE HACTErlNWAKA

ROBERT VAN VALZA R,

DENTIST,

OFFICE IN OP£Rl HOVa^ TERRE UAITTE, INDIANA,

LOUIS UKEU.HItJKl..

(Successor to Geiger & Drtu:-iici:e

Loch smith, K^H-HaFtger» zi-A Bsencii Cnti tii

K. 3. B|-eoia! attention paid loputtm. ti|.« o^eaKln^ Tubes llie paiuo noid^ at Wholesale aud retail to tiiirn ra.

Xieya-wholesale nnd retail. Ri-psiiiiii: promptly attended to

,:a. w.

"x TV

A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.

I jr.

at^r

rltate Cf»nna«rlortotb« :tf. or ttose' About ta

*. liiaiv.-Joa the pbyMoIofiSdal. r'J n^uiics »ad rtvdutipM of. svr.c'ff.,Tith the*

reproduction,

pTBstrriag

'becotn^loxioa, »5f2. i' This tn of' two. bnclrw •nq'.viz^ ca?c3. wi|h cunicr -•u3 t':D'grsTlnK3f arfd cqntalas yvvabiv InformaHoa for w-^io arc laarrieU 6r contemplate /i8ge sdtl it Ia-i.o.-kj a tsoolc that obght.to be kejt ^oder joek •nd kej, bfld not left **reifcsaly, #bbuVtb« bom

It contains Tta ^erieaoo aod advice of pbysicUB wbftse rcputatjon vorUi»widft, unft Bhonjd t*i In tbe pri* rate dratrer of even* mile aod fenbW) throughout tbe eotirv c!otc. It cmbniccs* erer^Aittn- on tha of Cic gecor ctlvfe sjstosi tha: woKi caoca noi publisheJ ia any other rork.

wtr*'j'*

putts' ?.crs. jv'it i"

-**'w

or l!ir» r"J io'.-Nrfif-l

SCV0f te'i.-i AS,! -U j'! iocally 'cf t\,.. w-r"

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$10t0 |500 A Ti paga book explaining everyttilu. and ft copt or the ?«HN KicwiMe SENT i'HEK. iV"™ afuS™® Brokers,

Broadway, Wow Torli.

rr rv«

119 v. aln St reef-

Over Sase's old confeet.lonery 5tan

1876. VV1I KKis: NO *V IS76.

To STICHKMN, one- ol the foren,o^», flourlshlug and bealt-by Slates!

_is WHA !1 FOH .'.".To buy« t'AJKM out of tbe ^,

ONE MILLION" A* RESI of fine V'triniinar laud+ lor sale by I be GiiANI) 11

APIDS & INDIANA: It B.

Strong Boila.' Keady Marke^S. Sure Crops. Good Schools. Railroad rung through tha cecter of grand.. Bettlementi ail along.

All binds of Products raided. Plenty ot water, timber- and buildlnir raatertalp. Price from 94 to 110 per acre one-fourth down, balance'on- lime. «S~ Send for 11 Ins rated-.pamphlet, fall oi facts and figure?, ahel be convincod

Address w. A. HOWARD, (Mi^tn'r, -T GrftidRapldH, Michigan. P. L. PIERCK, Hec'y Land Den't.

ALWAYS 1SI!L!\BLE.

Union Steam Bakiery

€andy Manafacto^ For year BREAD, 0AKE8. CRACKERS.' aud CaNDIESof all kind«,'FOREJ«N and •DOMEHT1C FRDIT3 and FNAOY- GROCERlKf Wedding and Party Oidera a pecialty which"-we are prepared to fill at, nort notice, And to auit all classes of cuetorn era., Good8=deltvered to'^lLpartsof tha oit.y treeo'ffcliarge.

All order# i«fta oar store,: ttiru. Between tbe Two Railroads, on La* Fajette Street* -J1

OB OUR BRANCH STORE, IT

f-"

Corner of Twelfth and Main Street#, Prorii ptly attended to. FKANK HEINIO

Pro|iri»*or»

Is made faster a"d more, easily in »toclt speculation in Wall Street rhan in any other legitimate way. Tbe banking hotixo of MeBMS.^Alex Frolhiivgbana- & Co.-, Vi Wtih street, have' paid to tlfeir-custonsei t-. durihg'thfe last thirty days,!4y$T- flcODjtt'. They-have over 3000 custotnern,.'wt«o re tide in different parM of the Vorld Tbeir popularity arises fraui dealihg- ^ith tbeir castomers liouestly. They invest miwu ranging from Ten 'Dollai8"3o 810,00, aDd. give as strict persor ai attention to small investments ar, to large. They a!BO send a Weekly Report free to thfaw desiring to speru ate. rend lor lU-^lHiUburg: Commer~ eial,Jan. 14, *76.

^BANKmanl*BlioK^f

Opp, Stock Exchange. 12 Wall St., N.YI

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