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WEEKLY EXPRESS

Wednesday Marning, Harcb.lO, I860.

"Playkd

Ou*! -The ground bog tlieo

ry. We take no more stock in it.

Hon.

D. "W. V^oSHkks was one of the

Tellers on tbe organization of the Hous

Hon.

—————

the Postmastofship.

card

Hamilton,

in a card this

morning, says he ia'uot an aspirant for

you want to turn the headaof ft bun

dred people at

onoa, go lata to any tf our

Thk County Commissioners hav# adjourned without replenishing,P01?0,1.?. treasury.

A Swear Thino

"2"hk uoLTjof the Democratic members

of tiie General Assembly leaves the NormaLSpb00! appropriation bill unlin

•3'mHc

SATURDAY MORNING the mercury in the thermometer marked 3° below zero,

the coldest morning since the severe

weather in December. —————

Complaint is- made of tbo dangerbus •Mrifttoi oft thrplrtiMflpfetetn at tt(e in A •(•iiAid in "of Main tsocomi streets.

Lcars cannot-p^ss that point.

^HK^City Treasurer gives notice that 4ue the city must ba paid oh or be

fore the,vl5t.b jnst.j ,el«e? jjunalty will be

,25* 4MRa.y.'K IToore,-

fey'

presentation he wt^r

Induced tojolfar^biS ''ifcoipl'o raa&ter

,leity,^fod- fbat fiV iv t6 long?!- a

dSon«W^oY

tlie important

iin .consequence of thsdisruption, was Ikd

Pieics's dog bill Tb« .Democracy have ithlsHd &iiBwi^ fir, among theirjnanyEins.

«"BI H"oT£iNB|W(«tTH, the new superin

tendent of the poor asylum, is not ap- ..

!fl

iin the time in making the selection, from

.March to September.

—————

Thk

•morning's paper publish tho charges

.of the Xiegiilative «ommittee in regard to

atfairi'jj ,S^thern %isop, and a long vdird from Ifon." M. Meredith in ex

planation thereof.

An old

mechanic, we learn, is-^ constructing a

vekciped0

with three wheels, and places

kto carry a trunk and.*»tationery umbrel:U, He is a great traveller on foot, and

'expect* to ii9|roYe' \hii Jbti&notion 'when

his tricycle is completed. He* *•*.- fc"

The

Boiling Mill and Nail Work? is

now running to its full ,-capacity—with

orders for-taore than two thousand kegs

of nails ah end of manufacture. These orders have accumulated during tho re

cent strike of some of tho men connected

with .the.rqUiog department I, UmfiB

Criminal Business.—Mayor Cookerly on filed with tbo County Clerk for tho action of the next Grand Jur}^ thirteen transcripts of cases ro^ently examined before bis court. Twolve of these cases are for larceny, and one fur assault and battery with intent to murder. Ten of the parties are Irt j*il, and throo out pn bail.-

—————

ENVELOPES are now made with the

mucilage on the lower part of the envelope instead of the flap. On moistening

the edge of the flap, as usual, and press-

ing it down upon the gummed surface below, a very thorough adhesion takes

place, without the objection of getting

the taste of the gum in the mouth, or removing part of it by the tongue. ————

Gorreivondents

Wanted.—We

Thk Old Oakbn Bdcket

present.

The

£sq, our former fel ir-fc resident of Minno

low-lbwrtsinan, no

sota, is in the city.

I—The Cuban troubles

have advanced the price of sugar three

to four oenU on the pound.

Thk Circuit Court

is in session at

Sullivan this week, convening hero one

difference.

advico of tier

tfriend»4'»ubmiU her name as a candidate ""'ffor Pcet Mistress, subjacl to the election

on the 20th inst. —————

43kgi»g,k,:W. N&yiosrkijueiu

jVmii

t,t«

«a

to say

not and ue.vor has iit»d aoy

'^snMatlone towards the Mayoralty of this plfatfone towards the Mayoralty

The

Journal

was misinformed,

"Jks so !"—The principal stock, of con-

ver^ioii 'Saturday, cohlisted in "Cold

-i^morn'nV ""Yes very cold." We' hope there will be no further occasion for such

.glttliE tliii senon:

J^kb-AsSmith

'desires us to say

want

a correspondent from every post office

untl township in tbe county. What we wan^ria tbe passing local evepts of tke

various neighborhoods. It doesn't mat

ter whether you think you can write arLles suitable for puliation or not send

the items, we will put them in fhspe. yg

Oub,CaDRTSThera «r« indicatiC?4'

or at least it is the opinion of some that

fine of the resglts* of the sudden .disruption

the Qwjeral Asseipby js to leaye

puripourtsin a tangle. Tho bill creating

the Criminal Oo3rt, »ntf wblch Is now a law,4oe» not transfer the Grand Jury,

md nrittber net WM necessary for that it Onuft purooee. Hence, w® have

with a

Grand

Jury, but no jurisdiction in

criwifi# Criminal Court

^ith no tQrand Jury, fin the otbor band,

others *r« of the opinion that the Circuit Court has jurisdiction as heretofore

until the Criminal Court is rully organ

ized. When la*y®r», as well as doctors

disagree, who shall decide 1

is the slgnl.

floant title of a new temperance and

erary Magazine, recently established Indianapolis, a copy of which is placed

on our table by the publishers. It

neatly printed, in an attractive form, and well filled with gocd reading matter.—

We especially commend it to our tam

ptrance people. Address Cowen & Protz-

maft, publishers, Indianapolis.

Railroad

Meeting.—The

rft

citizens of

Rosedale and vicinity will meet at Bose dale on Saturday next for the purpose of of

jsjng eubscriptions for the extension

the E. & C. Railroad from Rosedale Danville, Illinois, by way of Roeeville,

Mecca and Montezuma. Prominent rail-

rQatj mGn

jjave been invited to attend,

and all interested are requested to be

unexpected, and in other respects

unwished for weather of last week has

enabled tbe ice dealers to secure all the

from the use of impure ice, as wo learn

every old frog-pond has been skimmed

in the effort to secure a full supply, would be well for consumers to enquire

where tboso who supply them with ice

obtained the congealed substance—that is, that which is used in drinking water

—for freezing ico cream or for mixing with strychnine whisky it makes little

A Card.—Having just arrived in the

city, from Indianapolis, and learning that

my name has been published in connec lion with the Postmastership, at Torre

Haute, I take this method of setting my self aright "upon the rocord" by declar

ing most positively that I am not

and that I

never

aspire to

every

that a

now,

have been, evon an aspl

rant for the appointment. I profes have some modesty, and do not tberofore

place within reach, and

even if I did desire tho place, the fact

soldier, well worthy to Jill tfc office,

and one who has lost his health in the

service of his country—desires it, ii

enough for me, and I would

could,

Emsley Hamilton,

Inexcusable .Negligence.—It

is not

well for a man to tarry too long over a

flowing mug of beer, or to indulge in a stomach full of kraut, especially if he is

inclined to dyspepsia. Nor 13 it well for

a teamster to leavo a pair of spirited draft horses hitched to a wagon capable of

hauling several tons, while he drops into

a saloon to Eample a

fa\i^ of

beer with a

friend. Tho thing is positively dangjorous

in more ways than one, and the truth of this was clearly exemplified yesterday af

ternoon. A teamster, while in a saloon

on Third street, loft his horses unhitched and unattended. Tho horses became

fright«»«d *at something, and ran toward

'I(Iain~8trB^j|l»ut fortunately before reading that thoroughfare, their course was

turned and tbo animals and vehicle were

•candidiit^for ih&*j5i/si't'fon. —rr— -y 1 a a W a a

stopped. Tlje driver came up soon after

,!ma ||,0d.„j dent should be duly sworn to keep entire-

jjoicted for any specified time, the Jioara & 1 lv snprnt. nil thfi rnmmunicutions that of Co««aisflioners contemplating a change

SovthkrN

Prison.

In this

ciTia«xr,1Whp »8 '.:*n ingenious

"uch cr.m.nyl peglfeertce,!!

A Good Custom.—We read in one of our exchanges that at a recent wedding

in South Carolina, a young lawyer moved that one man iit the company should

be selected as President] that this Presi-

secret all the communications that should be forwarded to him in lii3 official

department that night, that each usmar,

ried gentleman and lady should write his or bor name on a piece of paper, and un

der it place tbe name of the person they

wished to marry, then hand it to the President for inspection, and if any lady

and gertleman had reciprocately chosen each other, the President was to inform

each ot the result, and thoso who had not been reciprocal in their choice were to be

kept entiroly secret. After the appoint

ment of the President, communications were accordingly handed up to the chair,

!and it was found that twelve young ladies and gentlemen had reciprocal choices, and eleven of the twelve matches

were solemnized.

Now, this is what we call a decidedly excellent custom, «nd we bavo no doubt

nil the bashful young gentlemen and la

dies. all tho diffident old bachelors and forlorn old maids, will favor its adoption

in our city. The bandsonio young widows and ely old widowers, who "know a

thing or two" from experience, don't need any aids to matrimony. They are

fully educated in tbe science.

Young Marrikp Man,

in company with a friend—and you must of course, obtain a

refined

^article. That

will cost you, in the aggrfgate, fifty

vents. 'ou start on your quest. Now tako a friend's advice—don't go that way.

Take a long draught of the pure liquid of God's own brewing—that will refresh

you—and ihore is not a "headache in a barrel it." Then, if you are inclined

for a walk, and your K'se change is burning your pockfct, slop at some one of tbo

numerous stores about town, that keep

fUmost everything except "liquid damna

tion" for sale, and lay out tjje amount you proposed to invest in poison, (and as much more as you can spare,) in somo little presents—useful as well as

orhiweptMnpfor the loved ones at home. Pass the suicide shop and go home to

your treasures. When you get up in morning, buoyant and refreshed, with a

oloar bond upon your shoulders, and a quiot conscience in your bosom, you will

finJ VheliU'9 ones intosioatedj With in

nocent delight, ov6r ydur ihoughtiui

kindness Thero is no pleasure like it. Mot a goblet of the famous "spiced Falor-

rtian," of Arbaces the_ Egyptian ever pro-

duced sensations like to these. If you do not' feel good over it, young Benedict,

(and old ono, too, for that matter,) your bone» roust bo as marrowless as those of ,. your Banquo, the unbidden guest, ... heart as callous as that of the mother-

murdering buffoon who executed a jig on Jhe fiddle while the seven-hilled city was

rcariug and crackling in flames. The Indianapolis

Mirror

every word ot it.

Deaths —Tbe report of tbe Superin

tendent of the City Cemetery shows for

the month of February twenty interments, seventeen from tbe city, as fol

lows: Infant of Bev. A. A. Gee, Brain Fevering, Isabella B. Wilson, Dropsy. Infant of Wm. B. THirwell, StilUbocn. Child of Oye Eno», Measles. "j 11 ci Child of Lucy Milner, Infl. Bhsumatism Mrs. Mary A. Goldman, Dropsy. Franz Klcar, Dropsy. Sarah J. Diedricb, Consumption. I Thomas F. Wells, Consumption. Infant of T. L. Pollard, Still-born. Infant of Thomas Hannum, Lung Paver. Child of Bebecca Lindsay, Measles., Child of Dr. J. O.Thompson. Congestion Rodney Messer, Consumption. John Beauchamp, Chronic Dysentery.William Sage, Typhoid Pneumonia. Infant of Cyrus Augustine, Still-born.^ Clara Holt, Old Age. Infant of Mary Taylor, Interna. Fever.

Marriage

Licenses

ice they want, and tbe apprehensions an Ice famine next summer no longer ex

ist. There is danger, howevor, of disease

Number neither tardy nor absent...- 724 Whole number of different pupils enrolled in the schools sioae last September,

2768. Tbe daily absence -for the month of

January was only 75—21 less than 'for February—caused mainly by sickness,

among the children. 1

T0WN8HIF

not,

step between him and his reward

Taxes,—The

POSTOFFICE MEETING.i

The adjourned meeting to make arrangements for the Postoffice election

convened at tbe Court House, Saturday

evening, Capt. Haney in the chair. A motion was made and seconded to adjourn

tine die,

and, after some discussion, was

decided in the negative. After reading

and approving the minutes of previous meeting, the report of the Committee of

Arrangements was submitted, as follow?: Youp committee, to whom was referred the arrangements for holding an election for Postmaster at 1'erre Haute on the third Saturday in Maroh, have had the same under consideration, and would respectfully report. They recommend the Following gentlemen to constitute tbe Board for receiving tbe vote:

For Inspector—M. Rankin. For Judges—Wm. Patrick, Benj. M(cBride.

Clerk—C. W. Herring. 2. They recommcnd that the polls be opened at tbe Old Court House, at eight o'clook

a. u-,

and close the same day at

eight o'clock p. u. I That the said Board keep a register of the number and name of each voter, and that all those Republicans who receive mail matter at the Terre Haute Postoffice be allowed to vote at said election. 4. Tbe said Board, immediately after closing said polls, will proceed to count tbe votes cast, and shall certify over their signatures the number of votes cast for each candidate, and the person receiving the highest number of votes shall be declared tbo choice of said eloc- •. £. B. Allxn,

a word in your

onr. You sometimes get dry, don't you?

You think a "nij." wouldn't set you back any. You have an inclination to

repair to a "convenient suicide shop"

13 D. B. W*IB, A.

Resolved,

Real Estate

were issued last

week by the County Clerk to tbe follow

ing parlies Curtis Thomas and Mary F. ShirleyJames Hovey and Carrie Dean. John Gibson and Mary E. Stewart. Wm. T.

Stultz and Nancy L..Creal.

C. G. Goldsmith and Lizzie A. Youog.j Wm. M. Hughes and Mary C. Denny.***

Citt Schools.—Tbe

reports of the

eity schools for tbe month of February

show the following figures:1.*^If."J Whole number enrolled ...2429 Average number belonging, 1981 Average per cent, of attendance 94 Average daily absence 96 Absence caused by sickness 2^73 Number of cases of tardiness 015 Number of pupils not tardy 1&47 Number of pupils not absent..." 969

several Trus

tees, with the conourrehce of Comnjision-

ore, have fixed the rates of township,

taxes for this year as follow?:

Harrison Township—Township tax, 30 cents on each hundred dollars special school, 20 cts. road, 10 els. tuition, 5 cts.

Sugar Creak-^Township, 10 cts special sehool, 15 cts. road, 10 cts, Pierson—Township, 10 cts, special 8choo!, 15 cts. road, 10 cts.

Riley—Township, 10 cts. road, 10 cts. special sehool, 10 cts. Fayette—Special school, 15 ets township, 10 cts, road, 10 cts.

Prairie Creek—Special school 25 cts township, 25 cts road, 10 cts. Otter Creek—Special school, 5 cts. township, 10 cts. road, 5 cts.

Lopt preek—Special school, 15 cts. road 6 cts.

Linton—Special school, 20 cts township, 10 cts. road, 10 cts. Nevins—Special school, 25 cts. township, 5 cts. road, 10 cts.

Prairieton—Special school, 201 .cis. township, 15 cts. road, 5 cts. Honey Creeks-Special school, 10 cts. township, 10 cts. road, 15 cts,

Thomas.

The report of the committee was

adopted. The Secretary then read the following

resolution, which was adopted, viz:

That all proceedings had in

relation to tbo election for Poslujastor to bo held on the 20th day of March, 1869, after being certi^ed to as~ being correct by the President and Secretary: of this meeting, shall be forwarded to each of our Senators at Washington wiili a re. quest that they use their influence in furtherance of tbo wishes of the Republican voters of this vicinity as expressed through the ballot-bo^ at the aforesaid olection.

On motion, the proceedings of This

meeting were ordered to be published in the Terre Hauto

Expkbbs,

adjourned.

G. W.

Lambert,

Secretary.

Important

!—Wo direct attention to

the advertisements elsewhere of the medi

cine manufactured by the late W-

Deckerman, an olJ Hungarian Veterinary Surgeon, of Princeton, this State.

From tbe Princeton

Democrat

The n^edicjnes manufactured by tbe late W. F. Deckerman, tbe old Hungarian Veterinary Surgeon, are regarded here as tbe best for hordes, mules, and cattle ever introduced in this market. The Blood Condition Powers sell almost to tbe exclusion of all other like preparations so great their popularity here. Tbe Universal Ointment &nd the King of Oil Liniment, prepared by the Doctor, are very superior for use on both map beast.

The Ointment is considered an effectual remedy for the Piles when applied according to directions, and the Liniment is considered equally certain in the cure of Rheumatism. They are said to be most excellent for use on stock. Every farmer should bay# a supply of these

medicines on hand at au wines.

puts the

above good sense in print and we endorse

Messrs. Calkins, Pinney & Co pre now sole proprietors of the gani}ine recipes and right to m»ni}facture the medicines, and tbey have commenced operations already.—Princeton Democrat.

For sale in Terre Haute by Ira Gro-

ver, jr.

Transfer.—Tbe fol

lowing transfers of real estate were enter

ed upon tbe Recorder's books during last

week: David Stuthard to Griffin Cahill, 5 acres in Nevins township for $200.

Jacob Montgomery to Jacob Kilo, 40 acres in Nevins township for $5d0. Wm. Bow to Jacob Montgomery, 40 acres in Kevins township for $500.

F. C. Bitcher to Benj. F. Moore, 15 acres in Linton township for $250. Same to Wm. C. Moore, 10 acres in Linton township for $250.

Whitfield Smith to James Bolton and others, 80 acres in Fayette township for $1,200.

M. G. Jackson to John Davy, lot in Rose's subdivision for $500. Wm. Thompson to James Thompson, 31 acres in Biley township for $300.

Laura B. Cox to Wilhemina Teichman, lot in Naylor's survey for $1,800.^ Chauncey Rose to N. E. Adams, lot in Rose's subdivision for $450.

Daniel Durham to Jesse McCombs, 10 acres in Honey Creek township for $600. John Davy to Ellis G. Jackson, lot in Rose's subdivision for $500.

John C. Tarvin to Leander Wilson, 22 acres in Prairie Creek township for $500. Leander Wilson to John Wilson, 2i acres in Prairie Creek township Jor $60.

Harrison Lister to Wm. Parke, 19 acres in Otter Creek township for $200. Joseph Weidel to Frank and Charles Heinig, lot in Sibley's addition for $4,000.

James M. Boord to Andrew Newgent, lot in Sandford for $400. Chauncey Rose to Thomas Labiff, lot in Rose's subdivision for $300.

Barney Trimmer to John Maxwell, 80 acres in Riley township for $2,100. Charles J. and Isaac Thralls to Calvin Fulmer, 160 acres in Sugar Creek township for $5,000.

Elizabeth Denny to Eliza A. Branch, lot in Parson's subdivision for $2,500. Jame3 C. Ward Jo Jonathan Ward, interest fn two acres in Fayotlp township and several lots in the town of Tecumseb for $500.

Christopher Colum'- js Compton to William 0. Pavis( 40 _acrcsj in Nevins township.for $850,,., I

From Indianapolis, '1 Indianapolis,

He also implicates Robert L. Dorsey in the conspiracy, and says Dorsey got Young's money.

His statement is not believed. His ob ject is doubtless to relieve Mrs. Clem and lighten his own punishment. Neither Dorsey or Fucus have been arrested, and there is no doubt but Hartman and Mrs. Clem aro the murderers. S •r «1

From "Washington.

Washington,

follow-

March 6.—The

ing order was issued to«day:

,3.[general orders no.

10.] irt

Headquarters Army, Adjutant General's Office, "ist

FICB, I 3, 1869.

Washington,

March 6

The President pf the United 8tates directs that the following orders bo carried into execution as soon as practicable: 1st, The Department of the South will be commanded by Brigadier and Brevet Major General O. H. Terry. 2d. Major General G. G. Meade is assigned to tbe command of the Military Division of tho Atlantic, and will transfer his headquarters to Philadelphia, Pa. He will turn over his present command temporarily to Brevet Major General T. H. Ruger, Colonel of the 35th Infantry, who is assigned to dutv according to his brevet of Major General while in the exercise of this command 3d. Major General P. H. Sheridan is assigned to the command of the Department of Louisiana, and will turn over the command of tho Department of the Missouri temporarily to tho next senior officef. 4th. MajorGeneral Hancock is assigned to the command of the Dopartment of Dacota. 5th. Brigader and Brevet Major General T. R. S. Can by is assigned to tho command of the 1st Military District, and will proceod to bis post as soon as relieved by Brevet Major General Reynolds. 6lh. Brevet Major General A. C. Oil lero, of the 24th Infantry, will turn over the command of the 4th Military District to tbe next senior officer, and join his regr iment. 7th. Brevet Major General J. J. Reynolds, Colonel of the 26th InfanVry, is assigned to the command of the 5th Military District, according to his brevet of Major General. 8th. Brevet Major General W. P. Emery, Colonel of tbe 5th Cavalsy, is assigned to tho command of the Department of Washington, according to his brevet of Major General.

By commtmd of tho General of the Army. E. D.

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.

The following message was sent to the Senate by President to day

To the Senate of the United States:

I have the honor to request to be per mitted to withdraw from the Senate of tho United States my message of tbe 6th inBtant, requesting the passage of a joint resolution by the two Houses of Congress, to relieve tho Secretary of the Treasury from the disabilities imposed by section 8 of the act of Congress approved September 3, 1789.^5 [Signed] U. Si.

Washington,

Meeting then

John Hanky,

Chairman.

we take

tbe following horns testimony

CIHCIHWATI UAHKXTt

By Telegraph.] OiNOOimiJI, Mqrcb& fc?

FBOUB.—Dull, family 86160^3 y.Ul^aad quite light. WHEAT--Firm, not much offering

at fl

66,

NO.

Druggists s*n it.

ToWnsbnd.

Washington, March 9.

Gr^nt.

March 9,1869.

DECLINED.

iitr. Stewart has declined the appoint* montof Secretary of the Treasury, and the President has accepted his declination.

It may be stated that from the very beginning toe President and Mr. Stewart were in daily intercourse, consulting the means by which the latter could free himself from the disability of the law.

It is said not a legal geptleman who has been spqken to upon tbe subject expressed an opinion that there would be a violation of the act in Mr. Stewart's accepting the office after paying made the transfer, but that many others thought it might be considered disadvantageous to have the spirit of the law in the slightest degree invaded. This view eminently controlled Mr. Stewart, and in order to remove all objections he declined the appointment,

Sinoe there have been doubts about Stewart's taking possession of the Treasury Department, telegrams from leading merchants have been received, urging bim in the strongest terms to make any sacrifice, even to abandoning $t once all interest in his business, tojefa\n the ofHce, and "a'dvising ilta under no circumstances to decline. Some of the leading members of tho two Houses expressed similar views.

At the lowest estimate, by the means Stewart proposed, $6,000,000 would have been given to charities in New York within the four years of his official term.

Mr. Stewart will return to New York to-morrow.

Spkkr's Standard "Wink Bitters

highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonie properties, its purity, anfl JU delicious flavor. feb23dwlt.

11 liela

owing to a scarcity, No. 8 o»h1».

at 11 40. .... .WJ COBN.—1« Fraier,,b»r 66@67, shelled $*#70, •apply light. ..»*«£

OATS —Unchanged »nd dull at WHISKY—In demand at 91, held at£2, ally firmer feeling.

MESS FORK—Dull,, no demand,-it.iMif at 83160. I .. s. LABD—Firm tnd-in demand at 18}£ for prtjpr kettle rendered, and 18 for prime ateam.

BACON—In moderate demand, in low at 13% for shonldero andvMJ^fbr mostly held J4C higher. *i

BUTTEB—Scarce and firm at full ratefi I CHEESE—Scarce, full prices.

NJSW YOHK MAHfCKT

By Telegraph.}

O, 7 00@8 60 for extra St. LoiiiS, 3 O0U!£O a a IKHISKT—Quiet, western at 9G itr' faVo:

delivered, latter an extreme for veri choice $1 51® 1 60 for No. 1 do. delivered, latter|vory choice 91 60 for amber lficbigan,fl fO.for white California.

COBN—Very 'scarce, lc. better, 32,000 bushels at 90 for new mixed western, 96(8(97 new .yellow Jersey, 88 in store for old mixed western^

OAXS—Without decided change.39)0(10 bn^h.:«ft for western in store: and 77 do. allukt. COFFEE—Dull. SDGAB—Quiet, Cuba at 12f}%. MOLASSES—Dull. .Wt lOBK--6pened steady and ololMi floant,Il050 bbls. at

830

87@3l%. .'•••

MESS PORK—New mess at S33LJ)0_aaah} bldr do. «»00a8725, prlme$2850@SO -".i CUT MEATS—Heavy, 1G0 pkgs at 13(3"j33{ foreltotUdoie,, and 16@17% for hams. HOS3—iDresied hogsqu:et at I3}i@%'for ijreiterh 13%014^ for city. S

MIDDLES—Quiet,

300

boxos atlCJ^ for sWt

ribbed, 17i short clear. 1 LARD—Firmer at 17Ji@19J^ for steam, chiefly 10(3jJ^ for prime, 19%@!^|-tor. kettle rendered.

DUfTEB—Quiet ac 30@38. CHEESE—Firm

19@2i%.

get. T"

March 9.—Silas Hart-

man, brother of Mrs. Clem, now in jail waiting trial for tbe Young murder, hat made confession, in which be states tfritt he was in the conspiracy, but was not oresent, and did not take an active part in the murder, and that Mrs. Clem was not at Cold Spring when the murder was committed. The womitn who decoyed tbe Youngs to Cold Spring was a prostitute named Prank Clarke, and that she and a man named Fiscus committed the murder.

MONEY MABKET—The situation at Washington was again the chief topic of conversation lit' financial circles to-day. Beports of Steflrarl's tpsi)j[|atipn and fhe president's acceptance thwqpfwore freely circulated. 3IONEY—Easy at 7 per cent, on call.

GOLD-Opened at 3% closed at 31^@31%

Thk Sin assortment of plaiii |sk

Rings in town, is to bo found Froaman's, 161 Main street. Don'i foi"-

,A.a«jte'i.Jt.iJasmldwtf

The

most effective Way of preserving'

the lives of your 'family, and saving money, is to keep a supply of DR. ARM-

ISTEAD'S TONIC SYRUP AND CQ»l.

POTJND LIVER PILLS, oonstantly ton

hand, Tbey are precisely what they are Rep

resented,

tree from poison,

The Value of Pure Wine in Sickness.—The

single Application

of Palmer's

Lotion will always relieve the most distressing, irritating and itching of.cutaneous diseases, and by an occasional use of it one finds himself cured of his afflictions almost before be is aware of it. dwlou

MARRIED.

COtiDSMlTH—YOUNG.—March 4th," at' CiU tcnary Methodist Episcopal Church Parsonage by Bur. B. Wilsou Smith, Chas. II. Goldsmith formerly of Clyde, N. T., auU Miss A. Yovjio, of thin city.

Auspicious day may it bo the harbinger noj of fjur years prosperity, but of oternal jjaiica

I E

CAMPBfLIi.—On Tdesdiiy" sveririg^TSIiiroti 2d, at 8 .'olock, at the resilience »f her Lnsbao'lJ in Fayette'township, Mrs. Hannah, wife of A. J.1 CAMVBELL, in the 32d yoar of her ago. —i

OOSTAR'S REMEDIES.

HOUSEKEEPERS! I HOUSEKEEPERS! f,

Men -Women—Children iffeii—Women—Children

READ—RJEAJO^S'a

"Ojolinu to 3o»ldsan1 Bnrn»," S jotiilng to all painfnl w. unds, ic.'y itiiitlinir to all SoreS, Ulcer«. Ac."

"COSTAR'S"

11 ihj most ulra rdinary SALVE over kuowu. Its po »cr of Soothing aii'i HfaiiflR'for all Cu t*,~ Biiri.s, Dnii-is, Sores, Uloers, Cliapptd Hands a ml Skiu, for Sore Nlpptm. for Piifs, *c., 4o.—Is Without parallel. lue parson asys of it, '*"1 would not be without a Box in mv House, ii ft cost 5 0), or 1 weol traTOl the way to' NeW Yoik (or it.-'—N.T.Eveningal'

Hem, Sevt.

ABK HIS

E A I I E

thk

BITTER-SWEET AND mm BLOSSOMS One Mottle, 81,00-Three for J2.P0. HIS "Costtr's Rat, Roach, 4c„ Kxterwlnators, ••Oosur-s MBit Kitermlnators. "Oostar's (Ouiy Pur») Insert Powder. ••Only Infallible Remedies SnowD." "18 year** es^aMifhad In New Yot^.*' "2,(MK) Boxes acd Klaskswannfactnred dally. "I 1 Beware 1 I 1 of "pnrfonoimitations. "All Drnzglsts in Tebbe Ha^te'VU them,"

Addreso "Cobtab," 10 Crosby St., N. T. •Or, John F.

Hknry,

(Sucoesccr to)

DKMAS BARNRS A CO., 21 Par* Row, N. T9.'Id in THBRK,nAUTK, by

BARB, fiULICK & BERRY, Jsnidwly-n to RM. I Mill

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

QITY TREASURER'S SALE.—

By virtus a Precept directed to me, by tKe Common Council of tho city of Terr© ilsste I ^111, on tbe 31th day of March, 1869, at the door of the City Court Room of mid eity, between tb«. hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4 P. M.t of said day, K-11 at pnblio auction tba followlnft«l»«erlb-: lot or parcel of land, to«wit: and except

BLAKE'S

LOC^L NOTICES.

fke Ige of iuwln Eetited.—The irtemjif

iff 'BtiM gPrit

safe, and

Certain io curd. tnar!0-w2wJ

chief difficulty with reliable

wines has been their scarcity and exorbitant prices', but this has been removed by tbe introduction of a pure native wine, prepared from the Port grape extensively cultivated by Mr. 'A. Spe»r, of New Jersey. We understand he has Eubmjtted bh wine to the test of many

"of our

celebrated physicians, and all concur in its purity, medical properties, and superiority to the best ^ort wine.,. Most of them, to signify their just appreciation bf its salutary effects, prescribe it in cases bf: debility, affections of the kidneys .aqd chronic complainis, requiring tonic, sodbriflc or diueretio treatment.—Examiner.

.the particular* of one of

4stoMait ai(acti1o#« e«re* on record.' Isaac Salt Mttsf |nnto»n^ekMMB omnty, Pa-, a youth eqytjBjeen afflicted for over two years with thf worst form of Scrofula hii entire body, face, "neck "aid llmbf were literally corered wffITlarge rnnning aorei, which ditcharged puru lent ni«Wr aTWjrtboily a« to g»therhalf an inch

U«e»i|tht he waa coartactly

celd. ai^l i^ul^ed a ^ot fire in hii room bath la'mmer and winter^ the amell was 10 offensive

Yhit'nW\trtbn3lculd

Nnvr Toss, SIaro|

•Du11,"l5al0c lower,

FLOUlt—Dull, ISSlOc lower, J?00' taui 30@6 30 Tor luperflne State anJKWeaterB, 6 65 for extra 3tate, 6 15@T CO/iJr'fixtra western, 7 00@I 6S for white wheat "extra,, 6 3037 B5lw

endnra It longer than a miu-

'ut* hsP-"t#e Dre: 3rMenbaehY Boeher, Heckart a*4 (Letmagood, wTll-known an skillfal physiclaw, atUaded tiim.

»UB«M«i»ely,

yowif

fo^.l^iyer,

without being

able to afford! tl^e auffercr any relief. As a last resort, he was Induced to use the celebrated HISniKK'S HKkB BITTERS, and is now perifestly rsaterei to health. Hie editor of the Mtctngm has to his postrasiou two large

ehtss arsoogtai plog/tcs

tht body yf

peumdi of tetAt lake* from

Sallstr.

41900 bush, at $14301 48 for "No. 2 ^prlng^n'jitore'

WHEAT—Dull, slightly in'

mlOdwlw

Barrt Pectoral Elixir.—Read the oUowibgrt-eaj aisd

poimittl

endorsement of

1.1 beneficial result*. B.

dicided

Fbamk

How a,

.,Z P«stor tat Congrezaticnal Chnrch.

Maca featured

BaEB, Gulick

JS2(2Sm

Bekbv,

Droggistf.

3 jj:p- *4

-M Js at*"5 j*© 421»-K|g|3ig|^ *I»S|:IS£5?

aB5-»=9 S.

S -5"§33l*

aj ix AM 1U {tei

h!?'!-!® fa j»9« S

B,5§Ss|f3t

0,91

iThe Best is the Cheapest

&B "Ji V* DK. W. F. DECKERMAN'a

RlOOD floKDITlON Po

WDER8

For Horses. Hogs and Cattle. *A tA .§atob I bt THE MOST BFPICA CIO VS SEMBDY EVER

DISCOVERED I

'Tor thd bar* of ladigestioD, Loss Qf Appetite', Distomp«, Hld»-Bound, Suifelt, HeaTea, In-flu9n*a,-or.iung Fevsr, Grease, Scratches, t.arf(«, and- other aifeotlons of ths

Skin Sub-Acute aiQinitls or *i Founder, Rhonmatism, Lam I ri,

&c„

Ac.

Will prevent Colic and Stranguart. and fcupe*ate"th8~h6^1h ah'd ftrtaul^ in horses Irokfn down by savere and exhaastinic la-

.T»«csies»fcas%r- jtboreSyjiliminatlrf^jfo Urca and other po'lpnrasAii-. jprlnffoaii moriffota the syijtem, prore*,

4 ttreat Purlfler of itoe Blood!

and by its peculiarity ilif skin,sutinchan

KfCCCT

K8S-c-i?0S's5

Fi «to. *es a .s &. fi .55 a'

SALVE

H* All Dniigists in TERR'S AUTE sell it,.,

"COSTAR'S"

Standard Preparations

upon

[rioand rough and. ..

It is a FpeVeBiiVe for Hog Cholera. It Is 'not claimed by Ihe manafaotners' that these Powders will enre hog.'cholera.in.lts lAst Hta^^na but they cig claim that I hoy wiil,'prevent t, and»tTen effect a cure when glren In thettrst stagos of the disease.

A gruaf raar certlficalts in ths possession.of the wastthctnrsrk, attest the efficiency of these I'on-d'ers. .They are dtcldedly superior to any I.ih-irs wfaDufactticed, frotu the fact that they possess virtues which others do not in meeting »11 t'iei new phases of dlstates of horses, hago aud rattl».

They are the oduction of a life-long and suc-i-busful experience In tho veterinary praotice: the author bh' W. F. Ssskerman, being a graduate of the Hungary Veterinary, College, He served aix yo4rs:ih the British army as Veterinary 8nrgeoii of Dragoons, and also In the same oadapity in tho United Stat's army throughout the MexiCMi War, subsidoeotly locating in Southern Ind|ti.a, »6i re he achieved a great reputation as a iir.i'Mitioner. aud for his me'lcine.

CUKlfS, flNKSY A CO., Si-Is Manufacturers,

'I'SIHCBTON, INP.

For sale ty IBA QROVKE, Jr., T""e & ,i stM HMttt iw

CMcb. Cold, or Sore Throat. WKirnia IMHIDJATX ATTRNHOH,

friwo'i Bronchial Trwlies, Havlsg a direct Influence to the Parti, Siva Immedlato relief.

tor Itronchftia, Aallnnit, Catarrh.Ora. Nninpll^eaid Throat Diseases, ^BOCHKS A&R UlRDr WITH ALWAYS OOOD SVCCESS.

wi.xiKKs ano public spkakers ^111 find ytotHmt naaful In e'earing the voice when taknn befote Slpginn o.i .Speaking, aad relieving tfco.Throatl'ftsr-fan Vnu.nal exertion of tho vocal organs. The

Trocht*

prescribed by Physicians, and have had teitimaia1s /ro(a «|%In«nt man throngho^k the country. Being an article of truemarit, and having

OBTAIN only "BBOWH'i Hbohchiai. Taoonis," aad do not take any pt thatrortMau

in*y ba' offcretfv

SO tMtbV

CS feot in northwest corner (tOO, one handrail, la tbe original plat of said city, or so i»neh there* ol, as ma* be necessary to satisfy the sunt of S93,S&, assessed against John ii. Btlljaud said let, for grading and graveling that part "at Walnut Streit, adjwen' to saiit lot, and ander* certain coJ".rao made by said city, wltl( Braxtoff Cox, for grading and gnveltng of "Waiodi rtfae* twtwoen Market and IfoqrtH streets, -wi'h (oiti of ial». C, A. G&ODW^, mlOwSt 6"iij Ti-taaarer.

MNP AGENCY,

Gn Ohio Street, between Third »Bd Laid* Boagfct ill Sold on Reasonable Coh•!S'.OB. $800,000 worth of desirable City and Country property for sale, Honsea far rent. oct28dw6m

ERRORS OF YOUTH Ysang Men,' the rxperienceof years has em on ttrated.the.Jt%cL,,tiiat raliana^ nay la placed in 1* tha eflcacy af

S D#. SPECIFIC

seminal

T(y the spwxfy aad fisi'titaitnt cure or semi Weakness.

the fesu|*of Voathftll ItidlMretka.

Which aiil bapptnear, and unfits the sufferer for business, aoclal society, or marridetecticn or Intra. Tho cat ba osad with oat te|f«raa«»'witlftigi(S£a ta»alt.. frlfe^ohe Dolhif per box, or fonr boxes for three doBara, If jo* caaaet p^ocars tba%s pills the a.bniyToBMT*ll

AoDara. If jo* caaaet p^ocars tba%s pills ec'oss the a-bniyToMTAll

-KallAL drcnln to gtBtleaea aeot free

—sesiJtti'm'

9TOU8K.raHHlSSI«|l «ODn'..

iuiu siaav

Ar GO.r

tf ITOUKOK, CO**iaiO» AJtD A I N E A E S

Warehouse oa First Sc., at tbe Oanal Baaln. tnMwti TfcKBK HAUTE. IND*

INSURANCE.

NATIONAL

LIFEINSURANCECO.,

the

Btmtdf for,Ooughs and Oelds—"Barr's Ptotoral Elixir." 'fiin Havte, Feb. 8, 1869.

O AS II Baib, Seq., Dear SirI have used several -beMee-of yo«r-"feeteral Elixir," in my family, aod la uraax iratadce with very

or TBS

Uniterd,4$tates of America,

^,lt WA8HINQTOMr P.

CHUTEEED by SPECIAL ACT of C0NIB8

CAPITAL^.... |1,000,000,

CASH 1

llRANCH OFFICE,

First National Bank Binding,

PHILADELPHIA.

Where the general butinru of the Canpany Is transacted, and to which all general corxtfgoad* once should be addrensed^^ Si .... Ji.Tj.

OPFICEKS I 'A

OIiABRNCK n. CLARK, President. JAY COOKK, Chairman Finance and Execa Committee. HSNBY D. COOKE, Vico-Presldent, KMKRSOS W. PEET, Secretary

A„MMy.

This Company, National in Its character, oflh by reason of its large Capital, LowBataa af Pr». minm ap^ New Tables, the moat decir»b!»»c of inuring life yet presented it) tbe pnblio.

The rates of premium being largely redooed, are msde as favorable to the insurer! as those ol tho best Mutual Companies, and avoid all the complications and uncertainties of Notes, Dividends, and the misnnderstanclngs which ths let* ter are so apt to canse the Policy-Holder.

Several now and attractive tables are now yr» sented, which need only to be understood to provo acceptable :o the] public, such as tba IN-COME-rRODUOING POLICY and KKTUBN PBEU1UH rOLIOY. In the former, the policy holder not only sccurrs a life insurance, payable at death, but will receive, If living, after a pariod of a few ye »rs,

an annual income equal

can

(10

Company agrees

to fas

per eenl.) rf hit policy.

jmt

In tbe latter, the

lo return to the

assured

tht total

amount of money he hat paid in, in addition to Oh amount of his policy.

Tbe attention of parsons contemplating lusuring their lives or increasing the amount of insurance they alrendy hiive, Is called to the special advantages offered by the National Life Insurance Company.

Circulars, Pan'phlets aud fail particulars givec on application to ths Branch Office of tha Company, or to .(OHIV W. EUI§ Ac. CO.,

.' .' I', CINCINNATI, OHIO,

Conoral'Agen'ls for Ohio and Central and South ern Iniliunn.

'J. A. FOOTE,

26dwly Ageut for Terre Haut®, I»d.

ATTORNEYS.

H. BLAKE,

Attorney at Law,

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC. Offick—On Ohio Streot, between Third and Fourth Streets. octS8d*wSm

LEATHER, HIDES «C.

A. BURNETT,

Jttanafdcturrr and Dealir in

Leather, Hides, Oils. Sboe Findings, and Carrier's Tools,

Jfos. 144 4140 MAIN ST., TKBBI HAIITB, MB.,

Wculd risprctfnlly inform his old patrons, and tho public generally, that he has on hand and solicita orders for the various kinds of gooda adapted to the wacti of Boot and Slioe Jliiinfactnrei% Baddie and Hnrness linkers & Dealm,

Consisting of

Harriett'/*,' Skirting, Fair and Black Bridle,CoUar Leather, Bag Leather, Line Leather Seating, Fad

Skins, die., £c.

SOLE— Ook, Ilomlock, Slasghler, Buenos AyrM, and Orinoco, Fri-uoh and American Calf and

Kip .Skius, Wax Upper, Buff, Grain Leather, Pebble Grain, Splits, Lace Leather, Chamois £klns, etc. B0ANS—Cocliiccal, Jluroon, Blue, Qreen,Tellow, and Cream. LIMING SKINS—White, Pink, Yellow and luset. MOROCCO—Tnmplco, Curacea, Patnas, Oapa,

Boot Log, Pet bird, Simon Goat, etc. CALIF KID—French Pud American. PiiASTKIiER'S HAIR.

LaBtings, Boat Web, „t Bindings, Gaiter Web, Oorings, Laces, ...j Ualloonr, Shoe Threads,"

S is •atf"s Kyelets, Cork HolM, Cement, fhoa Kit,

Machine Wax, Gum Tragacantb, Kdge Blacking, BBS Maebtce Thread. Shoe Blacking and firnshesNails, Awls and Tacks, I 7-1

Lasts, Shoe Tree*, Crimping Bjards,

Clamps, Boot Trees,

AtlfemOCLD BE CHECKED. IF ALtOWXD TO CO.NTUIUE, lrniaU«n of the Lupka i«nt Throat Affeean Incurable buK Olseasv .»HnbTTINTna BEBVLT

Crimping SlaohlnM, Etc., Kte., t«.

OILS—Cod. Straits and Bank. Sicily, Sumac and Japonlca.

THREAD,

NEEVLH8, AND HEWING MACHINE Tibial

AND SILK.

30T CA?II for Hld«s, Fora, Sheep Pelts, Deer Skins, Tallow, and Leather In the Bough.

Vonsignmeaf-H always Receive Prompt Attention.

F«b5dwtf ,.•

A(,ETS,

DKY

are rec. mmended and

promd

t|.ir»0Jc iprby a test of miny years, e*oh year them In new localities in various parts of tho world, and the 2VocA«s are nnlvorsally pronounoed fetter than other articles.

imitatiotu

lotID HVCtTWRCBI. tifldaw-imos-iaside

L001!

Au Old Firm on 1* Hew Fonadatiea.

aud Finoy Goods, Watches, Jewelry, Glossware, Silverware. Cottons, Sewing, Wringing, and Knitting Machines, Leather Goods, itc.

Send for Circulars, and we will astonish yon with tbe quantity and quality of goods we will sell for ONK DOLLAR. Agents wanted. Addre«s DAVENPORT A CO., 71 71 Water St., Boston, Mas

tbat

24wlm

HOTELS.

JACOB BCT3. fllO. 0. BUT

NATIONAL HOUSE,

Cob. Sixth and Maim Stebit,

TEURE HAUTE, INB.

JAlHIli BCK A NOJi.....". PBOPBIHOU.

Tbis Qousr. lias b^en tboronghly refnral mj 23dwly

PACIFIC

Co., G-1 Cedar street,

Co., Cedar street, New **. return

Tetk, aai tbay will txi^Qlb) return nail, well

HOTEL,

1,10, 172, 171 and 176 Greenwich Street, One door north of Certlandt, and one block west of Broadway,

The undorsigned tekei pleasure in aanoancing to his numerous friends and patrons that from thla date, the charge ol the Pacific will be

*2,60

per day. Being sole Proprietor of this House, and therefore, free from tbe tn^ common exaction of an inordinate rent- jg folly able tumsetthe downwwd 1»-"eocy 'of prices without any faUiaf off

'nwili now, as heretofore, be hi* aim to aaln' tain undiuiiuished tbe favorable reputation of tbe Pacific, which it has enjoyed for many year*, ai one or the best travelers' hotel*.

The «H l6 boontiftilly mpplkd wftn erery delicacy of the lenaoo. Th« Mt«nd»nce wilt be found efficient and obliging

The locatian wiil b-i fjuud couTenieot for tbote whose basincss c^iit tbtm iu the lower part of tbe :ity, and of ready accest to all Ballroad »Bd SUsamboat Llc«-«. fe2dv6n JOHN PATTIN*

STAftO^sn

I E S

THB WIA*,^ r»B xaa pj

.108 to? aokd,

won rtuAtss, __ spuing usei it

to Them

Bitters,

—Ma»» or-

Wilis, HBBBS & RC^)TS.

^iae, so veil known, with

wan,

•NAKI WOTP

-Midi v-m. WIIJI OilBBKr BASK,

th.

JULY 85, 1868.

8y««.

tr$rot

TQiq"E AKD VIGOR —TO TftK—

YHIN in out. Hill UMMAU!

All in it with wonderftit sncoess. Rrinir*

COLOR

To the pale white lip,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

To tha th(B Ikce and cara-worn countenance, virtc flYIB And creitoa APPSTITK. Trj Ask for 8PKRK\S STlNDABD Hold bj Drafrg|«ke an»l Qtkwts. 8mB1XTJBBS.

thtt my tlgnfttaro in ovor cork

Of MOD DOitU.

ALFRED SFMEll,

PM,5alo,

N. J., and 343 Broadway, New.York. MT frada aopplled by all Drnggtsts.

AGENTS, WANTED

For the People'* Edition of

Conybeare How son's

LIFE AND EPISTLES OF

ST. PAUL,-

With an -Eloquent and able Preliminary Dissertation by Bav, LEONABD BACON, D, D. of Yale Col'.oge, Embracing a graphic and eloquent di-lineatinn of the early life, education, conversion, teachlogs, labor*, travel*, suffering*, perils, persscnctionsand missionary career of 81. Paul tlins on atituting a living picture of the great Apoatie, and of theoircumstanco* by which ho was surrounded.

A perfect Magazine of facts,—Bishop P. \V. Clark, of Cincinnati. I'regard it a* one of the best books ev£r writtan.—Prof. Rtowe.

Dr. Baoon'a name in concection with this edition I* a tower of strength.—JUv, Jot. F. Tnttle, D. O., Preat. Wabash Collge.

I do heartily recommend it as a faithful and Valuable guide In ths alndyofthe Scriptures.— Bishop Mollvaine.

No work in tbe language approximates it.— Bev. Hark Hopkins, D. D., Preeideut of Williams College.

A great and uaefnl book.—Bev. John Wheeler, D. D., Prest. Baldwin University, O. The moat Interesting and instructive work that has ever fallen under.my notice.—Prost. Can we:

Bend for Oircalar* with fnll particulars and testimonials. Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING HOUSE, 178 Uh 8t„ Cluclnmall, 17wSt

WIirCHI!glEB«

.SPECIFIC PILL,

FOB THE CUBE OF is Ulawcvl'

SEXUAL DEBILITY.

TWeio SIIB0IBS oribe Specific rill

Will Promptly and Permanently cure any Casso 8PIBKATH0BBHEA. HRMINAL WEAKNESS. INTOLVNTABI NI«HTLT or DAILY LOSSES, lowever Originally Caused, or However Aggravated in Character while thev will speedily cor net those terrible morbid conditions which spricg from the primary disease, or from seoret vice.

THE SPECIFIC PILL Isequally applicable to the treatment of every kind of Genital or ITilnary Irritation, In oapaolty, or Imdotensy l)inbetis, Lime, or "Brick Dust" In tbe Uuixie Milky Discharge* Inflammation or weakuess ot th* Kidney*, Ac. Clergymen, Lawyers, Students and all whose Bbaix and Niavous Stbtkm

art

over-worked, are peculiarly subject to weaknesses Of the OlHITe-Oaaaas. These sbonld uot fail to u*e THE SPECIFIC PILL.

Wlnclieater'« (Specific Pill

contain* no Mercury, Iron or any lujurions Ingredient, bnt is purely vegetable, and has been extensively used for more than

tbibtt yeab8—

BMd acoording to direction! it will apeedily restore the

TXiiLB pswees

in all cases of

or Inmgwity.

store the

txiilb pswees

in all cases of

Impotency

ITA HEW TREATISE-**

giving th* most prominent oaubis and swrToiis and mcass or oca* of SEXUAL DEBILITY, will be mailed freete all sufferers of either sex.

Price $1 per box sis boxes for {5, by mull.

J. WINCHESTER & CO.,

Sole Proprietors,

36 JOHN STREET, N. Y.

Tor sale by ALL DJUGOISTS in Terre Haute. aprilSSweowly Ins

MILITARY CLAIMS.

\fILITARY CLAIMS—CARD i.T_I_ FOB 1869.

DAVID 8. DANALD80K,

Miuiary AtUraey, MoUrr aad Clalm Agen'v Itptarli ABlborlzra ul Licensed.

Office—Farrington Block, N. E. Corner Puilie Square, Vr

STAias, Fisst Does

1. D., IiL. D., Brown fTnlversIty, li. I. A moat valuable work learned, accurnto and written In a style peuullarly attractive nnd eloquent.—Bev. T. Merrick, D. D., LL. D., Prest. Ohio Wesl. University.

A work of great m«rit. A "God send."—Prof. Finney, LL. D., Oberlin College. Bank* amongst tho foremost literary production* of the age.—Rev. N. C. Burt, D. D., PiestOhlo Female College. #It is one of the most valuable works ever issued fiomthe Press.—Bev. Dr. Ilutt, Prest. Ind. State University.

Ttmrnn HAUTE, nn. Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured, ..,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,DEEDS EXECUTED, reucksss Math out and Pmuion Monty Dratrn from

Any ft"**** Agcncy inth4 Untied State*. *$ .•

PBOTJE8T8 I88UKD,

Land Warruts Aulgaed, •ad Mlir

Boagkt aad Said,

te AMlKaarats.Corrected.

Ha. Dadsldsox well understands the mode of adjusting and collecting any claims growing out of tbe recent Bebelllon,aud for 1867 and 18C8, haa collected and paid over to tbe claimants more than Two Hundred Thousand Dollars has obtal ad three hundred Pension Certificates, for t' woaaded or injured ^soldiers, widows, mothers, and minor childrea, and seven hundred bountj ch*cks for dta»barged private*.

Peaaton*, if now af piled for and granted, will eoamene* at the date of the soldier's discharge.. Xo time shoald be lost, as this favorable provision temlaatea totally about Jane 1870, or at Ct» year* after tha discharge.

Arrears of pension Qtjr now be had in all eaata where the petition doe* not comoieDce at tho date ef discharge, or detb of the soldier. Look, at

Jour oertiScatsa and call on me. Bounty olaims under tbe recent law, act o£ July Mtb, 1SW, are now nearly all paid. Anew law for the Beat and last bounty, may, perhaps^ be pasaed this winter. If so, applications maybe made the coming Spring or Enmmer. 1 will give notice when such law Is passed. No peji»ioni have yet been allowed for srnrice in the war ot 1«1£.

No Land Warrant* need be expected for service in th* late war, and no further bounty to veteran, who hashed three or four hundred dollars.

I have never lost a good claim where tbe partyt permitted me te manage it In my.own way. I have lost two valid olaims on account of such io-. terfereace. flVKefer to Merchant', Bankers an! Citizens generally, and to any one of the thousand wbose claims have been obtained bv me.

JaSdwtf O.

8. DANALDSOH.