Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 April 1869 — Page 4

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Btf iv^vaw bM thirty. yi^^UU-

Evahsyillc ha* jewelryniaoufac-

!t6ry.

JOHK IBIBLX, Of W1 ^ousef by ftftS on Thursday.

4 X' Maa- ltpor, the

:mw

Tai&i have,:been oitt live hundred Cages of"' measles in,.0reenc.*,U« IhU spring, resulting in but one deltth.

Tks

Hoosier to get "a good thing?' at Wash ington is Holla-way. kitdii*£

J. B. SroLL. the editor of the Ligohlei Banner, is about to establish a Democratic

paper at LePorte.

ExcEANO|t8 vfrom all parts of th^fltate fpeak very encouragingly ^fthe prospect of a gpod wheat crop thi»%3ason

TBE most successful bail k,,-with a. smal capital, in Indiana, isBur^bknlf,be new ly appointed Governor of Dacotah. ,*ow

La'Fatkttc

cemetery, p&H of which was for two hundred years an Indian'burying ground

"Priecilla," venerable colored "aunty," fell dead at Indianapolis last a

Elkhart county man* named

is one hundred and years old. His eldest living son,1s seventy.

j. W.-Hinds, of iladison, is the .old Pait-Grand Master of J}0* iving in the State.

the District of Indiana,

W a

Misb Mabt Dbwbx,

Th*

P. M., at N»w-

burg, is a very decided "radical."

:-ri,,

A obocbbt store, worth #3,000 wu

-v" burned at Fort Wayne oat*10 fth.

Ijgg^ 'j^ Xj httwt, of -Putnam '-boiiSty, "goes up" for four yean for horse-iteal-i' ".-. '-si r.vA-'" ing.

jAMia P. LusB, of the New Albany Commercial, ii $o be Snfrayor®? Cuitomi

for tho jHgrfr.of-LofliiitUle.

DOBISQ tha month of March two bun-

Mm.

Thb

luokieat way yet triad ]y »nj

.mm •imtrhniU landed at

Evansville,

without landing. ?lthout landing.

Knlgbts Templar In attGndanoo at th©

of New. Alhapy,

who recently took out a-patent foi''a quilting attachment to sewing mschines, has invented another improvement #Ki«|t she calls the "Soaper attachment'."

Thb citieens of Yincennes stre gettlbg up a subscription as a bonus to the O. A M. R. R. Co., to induce them to remove their shops and works from Esist St. touJs t» that city. ... --CrT-.-liJQ i'iftiiS..

Miss Mollis

Hunt,

haa been em

ployed as a clerk in tha First 'Ifational Bank of Dknvilla. Tho Hendrioks Onion says that "is a step in the right direction toward the recognition of the fights ahd' abilities of the ladies." ,t S

On WEDNESDAY, at Columbia City, Mrs. Mary Guise, wife of a well-to-do mechanic, committed suicide by hanging in a barn with a rope. No cause, other than feeble health, is known why she should commit the rash act. —————

Two roaring Democrats had a bloody affray at Gosport, on eleotiob day, in which Clint. WampTer shot and badly wounded Diok Maxberry, and Diok Maxberry beat Clint. Wampler until the latter was about ready to "peg out."

In tho Marlon Criminal-Court on Wednesday W. J. Abrams filed two affidavits askiDg for a change of Judge, alleging that Judge Ohapman was prejudiced against him, and was unable to give him a fair trial. The motion was tnken undor advisement.

A meeting of the Board of State Debt Sinking Fund Commissioners will be held in Indianapolis soon, to make arrangements for the redemption ofState^stooks in July next. A large amount of five per cent, oartlttcates will be rodeemed and cancelled by the Bosrd at their Mining together in July.

Gabbib, of the Madison^Courier, says the Democratic member* of the Ifidiana General Assembly, are a mild form of the Ku.Klux. The latter, when persons don't agree with or subsoribe to their notions, hang and shoot. Our Democratic legislators dare not do this they rci'gn, stop legislation, and dictate what may be done in the Legismture. .:

The Mount Vernon Democrat thinks that if there was no Mount'Yetnon and Posey county, Ohio river Steamboats would have a hard time, 'the steamer Richmond stopped there on .Friday night, on her way to New Orleahs, and took on 10,000 sack* of oorn, 200 barrels of whis-

body of an Infant was found at I Lu^u.^mrrur Beynolds, on the 8th,'supposed to have and b.B

been murdered by being stabbed in the "ology physiology and thicgi, collate breast. The discovery created the most °r hundred dol.ars fron.large I a a 8 a a a intense ©xcitemont. I out. Salem indignant.

A BRICK, accidentally thrown from the top of the Marine Hospital, Evansville, on Thursday, fell on the head of a laborer, breaking his skull. He is supposed to be fatally injured. No name reported. ——————

Sabah RcBBBTS, an old woman

who was sent to the Insane Hospital from Marion county, recently, died there on Thursday morning, ^suddenly, and without premonition.

Vincennes Timtt protests against

tho extravagance of a $150,000 Court House. It says: Our treasury is empty, and city and I county are deep in debt.

A D^kllikq

House

EmfloTBS

is about prt^arihg a. new

at Hazleton, oc

of the Government printing I

W „f»l» from »d»l»g, -hlci ^Jle

Nbar—Lawrenceburg,

John

—————

Thb assassin of conductor Corwine, at Peru, has never been discovered, and the search for him h»k now been, abandoned

last Monday, 1

ing off a train while in motion When

FiSHBACKj late' tinsuccessful ap

plicant for the Indianapolis D. P. O., failing to curry faVor with his old tanyard associate, haspresumed the leather

trade in^Ood .earnest. That is

John. Don't be discouraged. Luck may been your tide n«t time. You haven't

Gjcit. Tom BboVtnb, of Winchester, hai been nominated—and, undoubtedly, coiu firmed-as U. S. District Attorney for lost your mU chance for succgas in life,

SoMB of the Louiiyille, Republicans

t.a1. Nob LB, late Clerk it tha irumble at QrapC^jiooit way of doing bury University to the selection of VoorJHuitr»t«dln the apoointment hees for crater I d6Dt8| i3 DOt D6Ct»u.=o mb ia uiuuiw

GEN. i-Ai. roBLB, late «s «. «jiluafcr.t^in tfce apoointmeiit hees for crater by a minority of the stuSupreme Court, is aoout'to remov# tjS I dents, is not because he is a member of the Vincennes, where he will engage in bual» of P* Luse, of the New Albany I Democratic party, but because of his incoercial, to the Surveyorship of that port. farnous yj&t record. Instead of repenting

tha_

_et

uia(i t0

when

dred and seven steam^oato. \kui the qualifications required in a good ofifU

oer

—————

Thb BapUst Churflh, of Yincp9ne«rna[*fr

on tjj0

8th inst, two men named I

securefthe seWldMofana^JRdef|cUlit 4B.|rkw00d and Knowles had a quarrel at still cherishing and supporting Asbury,

Greensburg. a shovel. Words were followed by blows, yoorhees has not cherished his Alma .«/i effv Kirk wood usine the shovel as a weapon, I Mater, but, on the contrary, we feel warThbrk were overone hundred and fifty

banquet given to the Grand Commandery «9 badly tbatiedied in afew hours. The .. lAfl n/\t ttAf luialt by Raper Commandery at Indianapolis

ndurderer has not yet been arrested. I jer

Th* Asbury Chapel congregation, in-1

dianapolis, have taken steps to purchsse

Thru divines, constituting an Eclesiastical Court, bavo been in session in La-|

Frank B.

«4«—-. .»• J'

—————

S a an a a re to

iV.VVV IIUAI VA VViU, mvv vwivi* v. ky, 400 barrel* of flour, SOO barrel* of The new company, which i* to be meal, and a lot of other product.

XT- ,u »«w»nh«i tn roac, who shall choose a third, and those linois. His father waa telegraphed to, ,,hall constitute a board of umpires, and in answer wished to know which one to tlermine upon what terms the stock of his sons it was, from which we should of 110 two companies shall be converted infer that the deceased was but one of a Into that of the new onp. As such umi: TT pirei, the Jackson and Saginaw road has bad lot He is supposed to have b^Bow cho in Pliny Hoagland, Etq., of Fort of the party that broke oat of the Monti* De and the Cincinnati and Jackson, oello jaillut summer. Wiqiam P. Thompeon, £sq.,of Jackson.

a lot on the corner of Virginia avenue the whole couTse of my life." How the ja

n,„nns«

»w.., The Utica, N. Y. Observer, of the 6th, fayatte for the trial of Rev. Mr. Russ, I cantains a column of details in reference

on certain charges affecting his character I

proper conduct in visiting the Black I

up-by individual loans, having already I the car they have opened bales and borrowed sixteen thousand dollars. I boxes, examining the contents with dark

Ik the "announcement columns' of I

me "announcement, «9iuiuu

..J"

A CHILD, lost in traveling on the Ohio river fifteen years since, recently turned up in Greencastle in the person of a blooming young lady. She is the daughter of a man named Wagoner, of Greene county, and was identified by a scar over her eye, caused by falling on a skillet. —————

A gentleman who left Washington two or three days ago, expresses some doub*. as to the success of Col. Nelson's

Wht don't somebody bring a first-class I friends in 'securing bim an important theatre to this city for a few weeks?—

pcgjtjon

Journal. I

EvarmiUe Journal. Probably on account of the difficulty of transportation.

i„ the diplomatic service. It is

tbougllt that

but one such appointment

will be given to Indiana, and that Mr, Cumback will be the recipient thereof.

The annual oonclave of the Grand Commandery of Knights Tomplar of the State closed on Wednesday. The following officers were elected to serve dur ing the ensuing year:

Thomas Newby, of Cambridge City, AI. E. Grand Commander. David P. Wheedon, of Port Wayne,

cupied by a man named Gould, was en tirely destroyed by firo on Thursday 'night. Everything was lost, tho family not even belnc able to-save their cloth: I Generalissimo. ••VA I Xlbridge B. Hamilton, of Laporte, 'nB* I Grand Captain General.

E. Deputy Grand Commander. Thomas Pattiaon. of Aurora, Grand

chM.

office have propoaed to pretont a testi-1 Treasuror.

bis going out of office, but he has written I jjev Thomas H. Lyncb, of Brookville, them a complimentary letter asking them I Gratid Prelate.

F,8ber, of Indianapolis, Grand

G0n7f„t,JWD.",a™°'0*°brlli!''

on his part ^3* Qe0ree V. Howk, of New Albany, I Grand Junior Warden.

Georga'

James Doyle, section boes on the Ohio gjan(jftrC| jjaarer. and Mississippi road, was killed, by jump-1 Charles Cruft, ot Terro Ilaulo, Grand

found the next morning ho was still alive, I •^ftrder but expired in a few minutes. When I William W. Blmck, of iudianapolis, injured he was on bis way to see a lady, I Grand Captain of Guards. to whom he was to hav-e been married the next day.

Fisb, of JSvansville, Grand

ot 3outh B3nd,

Grand

Charters for the following new Com manderies were directed to bn issued Aurora, Muncie, Apollo ville, and Vincennes.

WUU1UI1 B)JVI

ri8ht.

I due

and

Kendall*

After the installatiou of tho new officers, the Grand Commandery was closed withfulland appropriate ceremonies in

solemn, form.

Voorbecs and Asbury.

In answer to the article of "Studiosis,'

I a Press, wo desire to say that

theoyection

made by teh friends of As-

Democratic party, but because of his in

They will like the appointment better I of his action during that time, as Long-

it. Mr. L. has all street has done, he speaks of it as tha

& brightest portien of his career, and is

ne|or gQ ha ag whoR

the head iDjuring him ftnted'in

hob-nobbing with

the red-handed leaders of the South while

i„a.n I they are boasting of the valor they dis«

From tho Fort Wayne Gazette we lea I pjayC(j jn destroying the friends and rela-

tjTea 0f

those who have heretofore and are

saying it has been bis practice to

rpi denounce her aa a hotrbed of abolitionism,

We are told that Yoorbees in bis let

acceptance saya—"I value this

———. I mark of confidence and respect on the

part of tho youtlg

njen

creje(^

as a minister, and closed the session on. I the trains were in moton, plundered them Wednesday. The result was a verdict of of goods. The thieving bandi is^a youth- *, I ful one. It is composed of Andrew Day, acquittal, except as to the charge of im-

Aikswoxth,

., „r,m

0f the

Dortabie

many of our State exchanges, we notice I they approached Rome, and as the train

Brtar vaA,

Islij&d" was a mild pueion compared slocbings. wltji thai which torture* tho soul* theie chronic office-hunter*. 1 .AlBTIclks of coniolidation of the Jackaon^Fort *Wa ne and Cincinnati Railroad Coipany, with th« Fort Wayne, Jackson an4 Saginaw Railroad Company have beei filed in tha becretary of State'* of-

WoLa «tli. Fort Wayne, Jackwn and

"f Sa^naW Bailroad Company, ii to have a Jtaoif the La Fayette paper*, we learn capjtal vtock of #1,000,000. The money that Hart, the prisoner who WM ^wounded tubjeribed and raiaed ia Indiana, is to be in attempting to escape from the Tippe- used exclusively upon the portion of the canoe county jail on Sunday night, died roaij lying in Indiana that raieed in on Monday night. Before death, how Miiigen, upon tbe part in Michigan, unever, he stated that his name. Was Ccho. lessk adrplos should remain, which the His father, Asa Ooho, is a Methodist Dlrjctor* may use as they determine.— minister at Nobles, Richland county II- Twd person* are to be choten, one by each

University

highly as any I have ever received in

I chccks of thoEe Btudents who have a live-

and Huron street, on which they propose recoiiection of the history of the past to erect a church edifice, to cost about I

ejght

thirty-five thousand dollars. Adjoining I the overthrow of the rebellion, must have Jots have been purchased by members of tiugled with shame and vexation as they mu i-4 ii I reaa those words! It places them in a the congregation. The locality will be

years, and wbo took any interest in

fft]ge MiUoD( forj of tbe three

known as JlethodistHill. I students at Asbury, there are not more Th* Indianapolis papers have a report than a baker's dozen who either honor or -rV nil resoect D. IV. Voorhoea Putnatn Ban* to a an a a 1 road Oompany is negotiating for a lease of the Pittaburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago road, and will probably not obtain it. Rumor says further, that unless it is obtained within two weeks, the Penn sylvania rot^d will, so far as it can, throw all the Western travel over the Col urn bus, Chicago and Indiana Central road

In their cenfeastoos the young U»ie*es implicate "Willi *m W. Ferry, ajtwiaept of Corn Hill, and an employe in Warniek & Brown's tobacoo manufactory. They say Ferry, who Is mechanic, mpda the tools with which tba can wari. unlocked and entered, and also received some of the stolen goods. Ferry was accordingly arrested, but denied »U complicity with the gang. The officers searched his house and discovered, as they think, conclusive evidence of his guilt. HaU, tobaccos* shirts and shoes were stored there, and Mr. Ferry was conducted to the 8tation house forthwith.

hundred

Bobbery of Freight Cars

TE!f TFIOUSAHD DOLLARS STOLEN

I The Plundering Done by Boys

themselves on the cars, and. while

year,

^ld.

ue|

John Baker( ftlg0 17. Banl.

Rjckerby, 16, and Peter Thalen, 17.

Crook, for which be is to be admonished I Tbey were taken into custody last FriI day night. Being questioned concerning xno notorious jure, uodu i» uaujr Dy me xi op.

wegtward

n«v

ing which can not be granted until a new I

building is erected. The appropriation 1

ff. Superinten-1 fellows confessed, telling evervthing lobbies of the Senate and House, and ply pflnnrtft that Ittie offi°ers desir8d to kflow. As the jug ter vocatiou as a lobbyist.

Institution, which is orowded to its ut- I themselves between the cars, riding on condition, of things is true here. Anymost capacity.and fifty applications pend- I the "bumpers," until out of_ the city-t

I limit*. Then climbing to the top of i8

the carS) they would effeot an

m6ans

for current expenses have long since been I doors. The locks and fastenings they bave

AiriMDUM DCKL-

Remarkable Vigkt letweea two Breres—Determined Braterj of the Combatants—Ike War Whoop and

Fatal Shots. From the Helena (Montana) HeraldThose who are under the impression lhat Indiana possess no personal bravery, and that their only prowesa with deadly weapons is when they hold the vantage ground, either among bemselves or in warfare against the* whites,' would have been disabused of this impression Could they have witnessed ono of the bravest and most thrilling enactments of a tragedy, tho equal of which, perhajiij has ne*er takon place within the bounds of Montana. An Indian duel took place,near Mr. Helters' saw-mill, situated on Ten Mile creek, and about six miles from town, yesterday afternoon,an account of whicb, as we were then informed was published in last evening's Herald.

From an eye-witnesa of tha bloody affair we are in possession of -further particulars, which were related to us sis follows:

A few Indians were in a oabin occupied by some of the employes of the mail, when one of them displayed his revolver, at the same time expatiating on its merits and bis own extraordinary skill in its use. This'he carried to such an extent that another brave of the party exclaimed in his native tongue,"Ugh, you can't shootl" and denounced bim as a braggart, at the same time saying that be could put bim to shame at bis own game. Whereupon, native No. I proposed, a test of skill, giving his opponent the advantage of a rifle, his favorite weapon.—

This was at once acceded to, and Immediate preparations were made for a duel in their own peculiar style. By this ti.ma' about twenty warriors had collected, .and all repaired a short way from the cabin where they marked off about forty feet— tbe distance that was to separate the hostile savages. During these preparation^ the doomed warriors looked upon each' other with the most stoic indifference, and the crowd wailed for the denoument ,in silent wonder. When all was made ready, the opponents took their position for the last act standing with their heels on the mark—back to back—one with revolver and the other with bis rifle. One of the natives bad been selected'to act as second for both he took bis position a little aside from the line of fire waved a spaar, decorated with paint and feathers, two or three times above his bead, gave the terrible war-whoop, and, on the the instant, the duellists wheeled and fired. Both fell—one shot through the brain, the other pierced to the heart I—

I lanterns. Articles of value that were oasily

I mum..... j,

would be thrown out of the cars as

,table would be thrown out of the cars as

na^es of candidates which are as famil-1 slackened tyeed the thieves would alight supposed to have suicided by poison fur- .. ..

iar«s household words. I washing. Occasionally the boys would be

the'namosgo up, and the candidates g° 1 unable to maketheir solectioua until the'erhoff and two Catholic priests, and at down. Poor monomaniacs I "Will tne train- neared Syracuse. five he was found dead. J' lie&tnine for which thoy long, never In one instanoe they pitched out several

a? toiii u_I hundred dollars7 worth of ready-made, Exooution. str.ke them? Will not their fellow-l

lothiDg neRr tfao gyrft8US0 tunn'#, R#,i

citifens give them a taste of office, that I turning for it, they found themselves uo-1 "hiladelphia, April 8.—lne they may .say, with good old Simeon, I ab'o to transport it without incurring great *Lon

'n.» ]..L .bou thy erf»nt d«pnrt ,J ri,k..=d.ceding.,4r«.s,d Ue.Xai« =.»«, U»kpb» .. U..d» t^a.y, i. it I several suits apiece. One worthy youth peace, for mine eyes have seen, &c 7

(jonne^ EjX

'govern an I jDg

All returned to Utica before daylight, and leaving the cara in the western part of the city, easily escaped detection. On some occasions the thieves have secreted large quantities of goods in the woods near Oneida. Ooo night they stole an immense quantity of valuable articles, and afterward found itneoassary to make several trips to Ooeida to bring them to this city.

Much valuable property has been destroyed. The acts of vandalism of which these youngsters have been guilty are almost innumerable. Ignorant of their value, the thieves have destroyed large quantities of crepe vails. Only a few nights since they dumped a package of silk worth $5,000 in a ditch by the side of the track. They knew nothing of the value of the bale, and preferred to carry off a quantity of common handkerchiefs. The goods have been sold for very small sums, and in many cases have been given away. At times the property would accumulates# rapidly that it has been found necessary to burn it to avoid detection. A couple of weeks since one cf the rascals, fearing discovery, burned a bag containing two bushels of ladies' gaiters. The last robbery to which tbe boys confess was committed on the 29th ef Matob.

Thus ended one of the most extraordinary and tragic encounters that has ever come within our province to record.

"Let ns Have Peacer

The President seems to have away of his own. He has not left Cincinnati (|nd Newport alone in their tribulationaupder. foreign Postmasters. Louisville can sym* patbize with us in this "onpleasantness." James Pi Luse, proprietor of tbe New Albany (Ind.) Commercial, haa been appointed Surveyor of Customs ,ifor Louisville! Mr. Lass is all right as a Republican, but it is hard for the Louisvillians to welcome a Hoosier to their most lucrative office. But, "Let us have peace!'' and in order to have it local pride must be mortified, and tbe people must break down the fences that have hitborto divided the great fleid of fraternity into ten-acre lots.

Even mountain ranges or great rivers must not continue to be sectional boundaries. "Lands intersected by a narrow frith" must no longer "abhor each other." "Mountains interposed" must no longer "make enemies of nations." Wonder if President Grant is not an admirer of Cowper? He could not find a more interesting "frith" to practice on than tho Ohio and he teems in a fair way to strike tbe old ditch out of the map as the dividing waters between people that should "minel into one." "Let us have peace."—Cin. **v limes.

Female Lobyists at Washington. The female lobbyists in Washington are as active as ever in tbeir operations. The Boston Herald?scorrespondent says:

They have advanced on the Capitol, of late, in greater forest ban ever, and bave commenced to lay siege to Members and Senators at tbeir boarding-houses.

The other day I asked the doorkeeper of the House, who is opposite the ladies' reception-room, how many women had sent in their cards in oireday to Members, and he replied, "Three hundred and eleven.''

The notorious Mrs. Cobb is a daily

I their method of operation, one of the visitor, circulaticg in the corridors and la11vnr« nnnfaasad. tellincr eyervtbitlE lAKKiaa AfthaSanufa Anrl Hnutn And nlr-

1 a 0 1 pa a at in in to a

'night freight trains have left Utica Perhaps, from this stand-point, all that

dent of the House of Refuge, reports nignt ireigni irains u»v« ion. remaps, trom tnis siana point, an tnai. there are one hundred and ten boys at the

bound, the boys have secreted jjr. Sprague has said about the social

way, the

scene is getting disgraceful. It

great pity that tbe namea of those

entrance by members who flaunt with prostitute* and

of the ladders at tbe side of the insult decent girls at the oapital, could

noj

paraded in print. It might work

Suicide.

wh0 wa8

morning

San

Philadilphia,

April 8.—Twitchell,

to be hung to-day, wa« found

dead

I and return to the locality where the spoil niab«d by friends. At two o'clock this

|n his oell this morning. He is

he was left by Rev. M.r. Brink-

———<>———

JSxecuHon

shirts and as many coats, stuff-

tjj8

pookets with handkerchief* and

Fbancisco,

»eiecu-

-Eaton, for the

From San Francisco.

April 8.—Gold Hill,

nine p. rn., twenty-eight bodies have been recovered. The fire is still burning on eight hundred feet level at Teliow Jacket. It is expeoted the fire will be entirely subdued before morning. It is now stated that at least forty men perished by the awful calamity. The bodies recovered present a horrible appearance, and indicate desperate efforts to escape and intense suffering before breathing left.

JK.

W. HAND, 56 ifain Street, W. corner of Old Court House, will pay the highest cash price for all Mads ot Country Produce, each as E/gs, Butter, Poultry, sl^i or dreasad. Bags, Feathers, Apples, Potato*, Onions, Dried JTruit and Smoked Meat. Will also bny Seeds of all kinds—Timothy, Clover. Flax, k». Witt a Urge stnk of Groceries always on and, our motto It, to sell at a email prcftt. and alckealts. Oali »nd ate for yontselvsa. I Swly

j^otice. j.

Notice to hereby given that I will, at the April Term rf the Vijo Court of Ooamoa Pleas, 1BC9, maksmv final report and aak nid Court to discharge me aa tbe Administratrix of Amory Klaney, deceased.

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Catarrh, Throat Diseases, 'Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumpiiontreatedby a od that is eminently 'successful.

A valuable Journal giving symptoms ^of »"0 full informSSonof ttu.NEW METHOD furnished to thoja who write

Dr. HALE

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JlOOD jjONDITlON P)WDERSj

Fop Horses. Hoga and Cattle,

THE MOST EFFICAOIOVB REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED! ».-m For the eon of InUigeeflotf, losi of Ap'peilte,

Diatompe, Hide-Bonnd, 8uifoit, Boavea, Influ«ng^or Lnng 1'eter, Grease,Scratches, Lar*», end other affectlona of tho

Skin Sub-Acute lamlnitie or Founder, Bh«iunatism, Lam 'itrM r«., 4o„ Ac. Will prevent Colic and Straugoary, and reenpe rate the health and atrenqth In horace I Token down by (overe and exhnntlln* bor, and by esciting a healthy eecrotlon from iho Kl.iney* and Liver, thereby eliminating tlie nrc» t. ... and other po |jnous

more from t'»e~ ye-

ri.-ir trm. Pro»«» A Great Purifier of the Blood and by ita peculiar aItbbativ® «m*ct npon th-! akin", edou chan^eaa csarte and rough ,. coat of hnir into a'emooth Rod-

one jr

It i» a Preventive for Hog Cholera. It li not claimed by the manufactuers that (hcee Powder* will onto hog cholera in it* lait atagee. but they do claim that they will .prevent It, and wven effect a cure when given in thefirat atagM of the diteaio:

A great mai oertlficatc* In tha posseaalon of the uianufaoturen, atteat the efficiency of these Powder*. They are dtcldelly aoperior to any othnra mannfactncad, from the fact lhat they ^iieuvlttOQi which other* do not in meeting all the new, BJiaw* of diaeaaea of horaea, hoge and cattle. ..

They are thtf p'oductlon of a life-long and ancreaafnl experience i-* the veterinary praotice the author, br. W. F. Dsckormac, being a graduate of th# Hungary Veterinary Co'lege, He aerved •lx yeare in tbe' -British army aa I eterinary Sor'geon of Dragoona, and aleo lu the aame oadaplty the United Stat'-a army thrbnjhont the AleXi c.tn War, iub«-daeotly locating in Southern Indiana, wn. ro ha achioved a great reputation as a praoiitioner. and for hia medicine?.

CLAK1K8, PINSEV & CO.,

.Sole Manufacturer!, Pbjncbton, ISD. Foraalefcy IBA GROVKK, Jr.,

E •a»-55 5,: g^S= a 5 ua o«— -•a «3 a S 3 S.2 t.

agents wanted

I For the Peop'o'a Edition of

Conybeare di Bowson'a'

LIFE AND EPISTLES OF

S A

an Klcqui-nt itnl ab'o Preliminary Dlasertatlon by Ktv. tKONA&D BACON, S. D., cf Tale College, Embraolng a graphic and eloqarnt dflineatlan of the early life, eauoation, converslun, teach i-igs, labors, travels, enffuring', perils, porsecu ctions and miislanary career of KT. Paul thus on stituilng a lit ing pioture of the great Apostle, and of theolroomitanc jB by whicb be was larrounded.

A pe'f'Ct Magsslne of facts,—Bishop D. W Clark, of Cincinnati. I regard It as out of the best books ever written.— Pi ot Stowe.

Dr. Bacon's name In ooncectioa with this edition is a tower of strength.-Bev, Jo. F. Tnttle, V. D., Prast. Wabash Oollge.

I do heartily tecommend it as a faithful and valuable guide in the study of tne Scriptures.— Biabop Mollvalne.

So work in the language spprrxiPint** it.— Bev. Hark Hopkins, 1. D., Pretldent ot Williams College.

A g«at And useful book.—Bev. John Wheeler D. l.. Pi* sc. b»ld"io Dnlvtrsity, O. Tie mis: intrrusting and instiuottve work that ba« ever fallen under.my notice.—Prsjt. C'aiwo.l 1). D., LL. D., B-own University, B. I.

A moat valuable work learnwl, accnraio and written in a etyle pw-oliarlj attractive aod eloquent.—Bev. V. We:rick, D. LL. S., Prest Ohio Weil University.

A wi.-»jc of gre rit. A "Ojil soo J."—Prof. Fiu. ey, L' Ob*rlm Coliege. ItanKs f.mong't tht foremost liieia-y prodno tions of th" a»-.—Kev. K. C. Bnrl, 1). D., PicstOhlu FvmaU College.

It Is one of tbe most valuable work* ever Uso fioai the Press.— Bev. Dr. Iintt, i'res:. Ind. State University.

Send for rculara vltb fu" p»rti'.-nlH-s and testimonial*. Address. NATIONAL PIBLhU ING HOIIjE, 178 Elm St„ Cincinnati," 17w3t

^TTACHMBNT NOTICE.

Terre Heote Fnrnito^e Oovp^ny n. Blssom ud Oand*ker—Befjr© Zea&s 8mtth, J. P. Where**, a proceeding !u At'achroeot has beeo taken out before me, by the Pltiutiff, agalott tte goodschattfoe, right*#cre{!ii8 ttnd etlecti of •aid ttluom A Oandakor, Iefjiid' ntt and where* ac, return of "Do eodanti not fraud," h»s been made on the commons, the said Befaudiufi will takenotiue that the eaid causa hM bsen pontic o* ed no til the 4th day of Aoril, 1869, at 9 o'olcck In the forenoon* at my Office, ia i%td township, at which time and a«e ilie said Defendant! will answer to th» PiaintHTs c^mp'atLt, or iho »ame will 1* considered and ceterojined in bfs absence.

Oiten under my hand asd «eii, this 3lst day of April, 1864. Z£HA* SMllAI, J. P. kpril ldliwSt

E. QIFFORD, Y. S.,

MABT H. BOM, AdmlalstfatrU

apl7w8w of AM**ffl«key,«et,

Treats all

Diseases of Horses and Cattle. Hospital and Offlre, corner of &th and Eagle Sts. octewly TEBBE HATUB, INDIANA,

Al OO TIME KEBPEB,—Handsome Case, 5P Qlass Crystal, Steel and Hetal Work*, White AnemeledDial, watch else, warranted to denots correct time and keep In good ord«r five years Agents are asking tSOO per menth salting this wonderful in.entioa. Solid #1 OU for timekeeper, orweite for terms.

wri.i»r."o:q •s.'j.lir.z: 'xtjt/.I ST, niBBIAClfi GUIDE.

ihYafoljCT of ottr wiy *oi»W»^roinolio« *3* HWHob*? lndndlnz «U tha new dl«ro (Ivan in the »i^ish Uagtiag*, X. D. Thtola (eatlr "•i.ftWSi

work." It

ia written

AFruoupAHD

•isttsf whst ®sy b« your dia*Mi, hd*Ta«" «t nude* tha ear. of auv eaa tfce ot^rtoaiftOAOSS native and lorelgn—vho ai.vertlse in tnlaor anr otber^per.nta yonr

TOrUH ill IUHVI we"" r-r**» *_»" 'Dr. o«n*'« »ook, and «ad itcnrtfnilT.^It «r be tbe meaTeof laving you many a dollal. JO tagit* and ptobably your lift. j,

Dr. If3ong ean be conaulted,.on any of ttjlka«as described in kU pnbHbatlena, at hi* OOco, No. 418, Spruce «traet, above Fonitb.^hitafalphii.

jgAGLE IBOS WOPS,

oa j?

6* 8

S C.4

a sta &-'« 5 rtm

S 3-°ia

feo co ftO

GoSKSS FlMT AND WAlKCT STttKTB,

TKRKE HAUTE, INI)..

WX. J. BALL A CO., Proprietors, (Suoobmom TO JTostmr QiOVBS,) MANUFAOTUBKBS Of

Poi1able4StatioDaryfii?ines

TLOOBING AND SAW MILL MAOHINEET,

COBS-SHKL18B8 ASD CAKit MUW AilII MA 0BINR&I 8KSEBALII, Iron and Bras* t'sitinp, *e,i Ac*

Having anextenalve Katabllahmert, well etoek. od and in full operation, wa are pjeparM to do all klude of work In onr line, in the neat atyle, and at short notice.

ORDERS SOLICITED janlSdSmwly

QUEEN OF TNE SOUTtt

PORTABLE GRIST MILLS, —FOB— (101H MEAL. WBEJT FLOtBISG AMD STOCl

MED, BoiTINO APf ABATrS.SHCTTEW aai MILL WORK GENERALLY*

Constables,

Terre Haute, Ind. ait

O. B. STANFORD CO., 1W State St., Chicago, IU.

4. Bomn Creek Towxihip.—One Trustee and two Constable". 5. Sugar Creek Tounsk'p.—One Trnstee and three

plain fcr O*

liMtaT rattoi aaS la Ulaetrnted eltk siwnsi tunings. Allyoaag OOBtfBDUtiBf ft&d' toY|l| iuediaant to awM lMe, akoald nad. Book. misaUwaSecwti that wr? —e slWU hoacanalBte*With atill Ifc'la be looked np ai.« not lie abont th* hoas*. It win tMMBtto all addreaa on neeipt M. Tilty Santa? Addr«. Dr. WM. TOOHO, So. *16 Spree, ilmt, above Fourth, nnadst __

Constable!. _' 0. Prairie Crttk Tovmtltp.—One Trustee and twe Constables. 7. Prairieton Towiuhty.—Oae Trustee and tw

Constables.

8. Biley Township.—One Trusts', one Justice or the Peso aoa three Constables. 9." Pientm Tounihip.—One Trustee ana twe Con stsbles. 10. FayM* Toictuhip.'—One Trustee and three

Coustoblea.

11. Lin ton Townihip.—One Trustee, two Justiose of the Pe«ce and two Constables. 12. Otter Crtek Tiicnhip.— One Trnstee and two

Constables. In testimony whereof, I have hereto sat ,-t my hand, and the Seal of the Circnlt (seal.) Court, ot Terre Hante, this 15th day ot Febrnary, 1809.

Oar MiiL* *ro boiit from cbolco Bnrr Bl clu, i» Wct*d itttheQuAn^l Kraic^by

ISAAC &TR1UB, blmasST. Send for De8 nni-« P»1 pbUt oonta'nirs Tr»*i»» on Stilling, sent by mall fra* msiiM Isaac Stranb *Co.

Corner Front and John Streets,

CINCINNATI, OHIO !f«b3wSm

A I A I O N J\_ OIN3X.—The nndorilgned lioreby notice that they will apply to the Oonaty mluloner- at their next aMsioii in Apru _or gun to Mil •piritnon* »nil lutoxicmting liqnsn Imi th»n a anart at a time, for the apace of Site year. The promisee on which iftiil llqnoraave

m»rl'Jlw8t

A PJEIIL ELECTION—1869

stats or Indiana, i,jo Viao Coc*tr.)

To Of Shir'ff of Vigo Cbuitfjf, OrteHi Ton are hsrtby commanded to give notice to the qualified rotors of Vigo County, that on the nm Mond»y of April. A. P., 1869, ih« wme b*ln«the 6th day of laid month thoy will be entitled to vote for the following tow nib ip offiC9r»,to-wit: 1. JUarrito* TouAibp.—One Trustee and fonr

Con«t*b'o».

2.' Ncvint Tomnhip.—Two Jnitices of the Peaee o^e Trustee ana two Constables. 3. LoU Creek Township.—Out Trnstej and two

S1 B. H. SIMPSON, Clerk

STATE O* Ikduha,

Vigo Connty,)

I, William H. Stewart, 8heriff of Vigo Conn ty, hereby certify the foregoing to b9 a troe copy rf tba original Precept ot Election issued by the Clerk cf the Vigo Circuit Court, and to me directed. W. H. STKWAHT.

Tebl7dltwtd

Sheriff V.

Min VOll DO IT!

I)o not get np a Club for the ONE DOLT AS SALES TBADE nntll you have s»nt to WMO* BV^V, FKRO & 00. 8 uld Old One Dollar store, ai£ Tremont Bo«, and 0 Howard Street, Boston, illss., for their N«w Clroular for the Winter of 1068 9, giving a fnll description ef our immense stock of e'er" yaiiejy of Merchandise, end the unprecedented induoemente we are uow offering to ou Agents and Patrons.

75 YARDS

of Brown or Bleachcd, yard wide, prime quality Sheetings for $10 and a Club ol 100' Larger ud smaller cluba In proportion. Send for tie Clron nr. m* "*1 decSSwSm •""Siswi 4'

A E A N I N S A

SPRING STYLES!

BR0KAW BROS.

I 1 0 9 re

^•v^CABPETS,

WiSilOW SHADES,

OIL CLOTHS Ac.

We are no* receiving our new spring styles, and shall be constantly adding to ttiein as the) com* ont 1

We have on hand the

LARGEST 8TOCEM-: •t.'fc'r,. --a

of ths abjva goods, at. tho _:

Lowest pbices,

to bs fOnad in the^ West, ','."

"We bnve a number of Fixiv Class .Decorator*, Designers and. Plain Paper Haugers that we can send to any part of tbe City or Country.- _r,

I BROKAW BRO'S. dws».Ti,r -ji

•It 1o it

DRY GOODS ARD

ffgffpairycoopp)

TO ltisukl^

kiBU *D*fiOMTl*e$'*^ I SIDX WALLS

Will

HEADQUARTERS

,4»f£ L.! ,i-S 1^0 suitt *.i,J ftv Wf«» jli— arfC t*ff clV gQM

& IMPERIAL GLOTH. NW Ho Jpx, bwbjd ic-ia? l"I

be told are located on the corner ef 13th UMain.tr.et., in TerreDan^goc^,^

SHOT POPLINS, r" ,.^.0 i'ojjr

PLAINLUaptE?

ifew sd'iaa #i iii i* in "i!

AIMURES.

viet ft: L-—.u nr lUtJiiOri. *J .X -O.lt

Lancaster Percale Robes,

'x j*'

'OTf- •Air

-s-cal* ''oi'

BUCK U0 diiill 8 ILU s&t

E it O

Arrivlif Dally. I '•tn ^Jtsbd

WARRBNIOBBRfiACO

«D0C|H«|» -....'i.

EDSALL it CO.

Importers WhoUsalo ani Retail daalera In

paper HAseises,

A -y

E «l

CAST Cm-STHL'mW! (surtwa rArmrrj

Waufi as Imtm fi«r

Made by raantag Mrilid (gMfjkiil, flne as the aaUl io jw Jt**)*, INIOISOK^lOQXjDill Oen k* "laid," ammonia*! ."»har|med"veB*ijpMeW^

W^r«udtoSOOUjt»7^at%ted

.1 VirnaM to iatt IMnrAaNi

""tsssas?*-"

Rolling ConlMfilt

at^urS^MrktMt,.'

All KindiOthirPlow^

,tiv mf ..

*r 1 uig^t rtteii -Witi'tete

"IUfa* a4 •j^osef^L •Pa:

•^Aesffla on. mo.

&. COLt

IITOOK

tP*f PRICES

^Nodosa. I OUT THE biw*i •Hiflai|t0Ui«.| oproer of SixU» M*i

AH, I €KD DSAIOHMK,

do |«Mnl p«p«r kuppa

xn mi npui ci Uwai m8*ppwmw

When of dasigo* i«" PANHM1H® PABLOV^ likSlalili. uro BOOMS ac, W*

tbtj wfll ippstf fco»e, tyiarlpj^. I ssiHUnce in ankia^nlfftla^

OSILUffOS

pw"

8TTL1-

All work u* will b* |unit 1 h|i gin MliibfitiM ..hff*. worknanabip-.- .-I ,»*£.

LBiVB 1NINHU fi4ft

HiMWiapw,

CARPE% SK»f,B

ll€E A ca.

N and AFTER THIS JOAMltl teii

wx offer oubstook or

WIlJITBSi

I I-.:.-* v*w 5»\®ww.

DRESS GOODS}

hiatv cAimaun, ti f"s .3:iEfiJia -ii .w ... »«*r "f -vcywaj I -lioq

COATINGS, *'. Ha- ^wsk 8HAWL8, ftl -.t)H ,r:G'r

AHD AIAKIKDIOf

W I N E O O S

Wholesale Dry tiotib Ittiie

& E & S O

Jobbing Exoluiively.ter. ib tl

WXSleek,

«ATB just un www rededag prlose to ike

LswMt Market Vsli«,

sittlac tMagelu ortsr fc»(*•

0 I N A 5

isUeelagtketth* OryOeods MitH ell K—dy la tka futar*, aad arloaa hasiasla •Siac, wa skall tetf

UTj^r Bettor 8(0#,^ .tkaii.wa kevskaratofare, aadakall 4a ear fesae Is,' CsMheiraaekJaet far all

COVSTST MBBCKAimt^

S£^V'i V^ 2 a ka^i as mack rttard to tka l»»ea at «a»«s rrmi iHimtitootf ova, tki

Mutual Benaflt eC Bayer aad ^Uar balac tka Srae feasiei as|IIH- Wa bata aw a Ml llaa ef

BleickeA MuMMsTT

rrtatk leiatiea, •'O oAi iUettt I DrflliL Wool flMBela, u-

YANKEE NOTIOM8, *o, a wa oam orru auu ,.,

ixtriMilaary Barfriai ta a |nM wW|«(

i"3*

-AT—

fire&t RedietltBs! I a

CeHMKLIVS ft HAMIftTfj

Cor^ fii 3d and Main

Terre ante. Indian

jmt mmhti wkleh va an aaxb^ la aril t**-: b*fci»»ka saaaoa claaaa. .aiu.d