Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 February 1871 — Page 4

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1'MSRS.S HAOT'JS,1MD.

'ffriiuaAay Xorning, Ftf. 15.

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X»|{OCJ'AM A I'LUF 01- KJIMHW* SA *{,** TO THK KI.BCWiW uY PUAV. .-.. J^, oox, Fob. 1

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Nov.'. ivlit-n ihe struggle I: is been si impended, and all reasonable ch.-ince of victory has disappeared in time !ocail !o ao count usurper.-, for bloodshed and ruin, and squandered resource?, it is impossible to abandon the destinies of France to an unauthorized ^uvemmem. which was, left no "authority emanating from universal .suflrage. Order, confidence and solid peace are only recoverable where the people are consulted, itespeciin the government most capable of icpairing the disasters tothe country, it is essential that France aiio'.ild be united in her v.-ishoa. For myself, brnishd by injusiice and bitter deceptions, 1 do not know or claim my repeatedly abused rights. There is no room for personal ambition, but till the pcoplo are regularly assembled an 1 (. presr. their will, it is my duly to .vay all acts are illegitimate. There is only one government in which re-ddes the national sovereignty able to heal wounds, !o brinrj hope to firesides, to re-open profaned churches for prayers, and tt restore industry, concord and peace.

KLIXTKD TO Till: AHrfK.niiJ.Y. LONDON, Feb. 12.—The department of Seine e! Oisc has returned the Mayor of Versailles, Carnat- Harthelmy Habit Iiihiirc, Thiers and Favrc. in the department of Bas Khine the Mayors of Strasbourg and Schlestadt, and Gambetta and Rentzeh, are elected.

KI.EO'IONri 1-0II Tin: CORTES.

The Madrid imparcial nays (hat in the elections for the Cortes, in the provinces only six oppositionists have bean successful.

AHUOC ATION.

The government of the national defense at Paris has abrogated the requisition decrees of delegates by the government at Bordeaux.

PUKSb'IT 0V CiKIiMAN Vi-:.S3KI,3. Capt«w).s of French men-of-war at Havana have applied by cable for permission to watch and pursue Cuvman vessels during the armistice.

THE AKCI.O-AMI'KICAN COMMISSION. LONDON, Feb. 12.—The Observer today has a leader cn the An,. !0-American Commission. It declares if the United States adopts the award of I he commission they will not find England a stubborn objector. it thinks Canadian fisheries present no insuperable difficulties, and hopes the labors of the commissioners will clear the political atmosphere, which for years has been hanging over the two countries.

FRANCE.

JiJ.I-XTlON BETUKX3.

I'Aitis, Feb. 10.—Tlio election returns are not all counted, but the election'of I he following candidates is considered certain: Victor Hugo, Garibaldi, ISlonequinel, Gambetta, Soissot, llochefort, Dorain, Schailcher, I'athier and De Lesielus. The result in the great majority of the elections is in favor of Conservatives. Grcry is clected from Juran, I'icard in ]\[euse, CJambetla in llaut Kliin, and Favi^»ifl_QLie

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BY TELEGRAPH, frxJs

J—The lollo vin i.

~~*lJ!tion'of.tiie i-uc!arua:»'.'n a by Franco:

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lict raved »y f-iautie,

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kfpl, since A.wcii other,

mv cap'.ivit/, a profo'iini lona liie armiw •.•onsi-ofi I

from

Or VO!-(ls

jsrtv di-'cn-ion-', bn Hon h- Iortf niv

nii!c of catning t-uii no longer remain si ion: '. disaster, wi:iK«ii »|putring miilf i'iriK-'- When 1 was j»o'IItl nw treR' for

country -^on.-ib:e to rs made a prisone peace, hoc:in my n-oliuinn would apnear to have been dictated ly per-ronal considerations, left a Keg. nt to decide whether it was the inleic.-t the nation •lo c-mtinueihc single. X, itl.stM.dinff unparalleled revere, France wn- nnmibdncd, he.* strongholds iiM':dueed. a few dciartmeti(K invaded, ai.d i'arw in si ,tate of "Defence. The extent of her f.i'ri'ine-? nii»ht )y- dblv have en limited it while all onion \va directed to icr enemies, in insiirrentnm arose in •-Awii, 'he rcats of tepie-entn'ive violated, :ae safety of the Kmtre« threatened, and the ICmpire, which had liaen three (inies

!celi.ii:ed

by the people.overthrown

and abandoned. Stillirfg-njy pre.-enii-meiitf 1 exclaiincd, "What matter mv dynasty, if my country is saved?" Instead of protesting against viola'inn of my rights, hoped for Ihesucce of the defence, and admired the pj.tri» i: devotion of the children of France.

ICiahtcen dcpartmenia

femain to be heard from. Oi puties elected from department of Nord left Lille for Paris to-day by express train. CONTUIBUTJOXS ANDKi) T!V t'llt'S-

SIANS.

ILAVTTK, Feb. 12.—The Prussians have imposed a contribution of -1,000,000 francs on ilotien, which must be paid to dav, and another of 3,000,000 pavable to morrow. They have also exacted (il0,0')0 francs from the pcoplo of Fceamps.

EOIVIH.

(.•AT1IOI.IC I.KAGUK.

UOMK, Feb. 11.— ISEW.-I)AJIOI« announce thut a Catholic league has been formed in Uelgium, to prepare an armed expedition against this city, with branches to be established in Austria and Spain, and some of the provinces of France, and meetingto take place in some island in the Meiiiterranean. The Italian government has received information of the conspiracy, ft-

S E A S O A A S I

Tire UlXiE W1LEELE111?LO '.VN IV.

Three Persons .Killed.

Vu-KSitriKs, Feb. I-.'.—The steauier Judge Wheeler exploded a boiler, burnt and sunk i\j, (i a. in., at Bell's Landing, forty-live miles above Yicksburg. The killed were Con. 1 logan,deck hand, Thos. A\elsh, deck sweep, and another, unknown. The wounded are Cap!. Noland, seriously, Charley Storey, carpenter, slightly, and C. W. Pope of Little Kock, badly. Ycry little of the cargo was saved. The mate, Mi'Cullough, remains in charge of the wreck. The Captain and crew will be up on the first but.

XASMVBB^BO.

AUUE^r OK OL'Tl-AWS.

NASIIVU.I.K, TKXN"., 1'eb. 12.—General Harrison, U. S. Marshal, accompanied by

revenue oflicers ami a company oi soldiers, left here on Friday nigltl for \Vindie-''er, to arrest pyxU»ii- ,)Vho released certain •MiK^j^MMinTiiisrsdny by force. A detachment of soldiers returned this mornK, ing, bringing eleven prisoners, whom thev lodged in jail. The }i isoncrs are

T. W. Ronson. 11. 11. Orear, Clem Atledge, Sr., T. S. A rledgo, Clem Arledge, Jr., J. D. Dildine, J. It. Knoe':, D. C. Al^len, C!eo. Tyler, Jas. Cusier, A. I1. Oak-

Sle.i. The relea-ed ibeen captured.

FIRK.

HNIANAI'IN,!?, Feb. 10.-

s-^ou'ing Machine Factory, r.t wji-J entirely d0:-troyed by ti

™|&< ling, i.oss $100,000, partly in-uircd. The liic is supposed (o iiave origin sled it- the LW* ''. ^tlu. r^' TWO MEX KII.1.E1). —i-

rj.%T£ii.—The

Two attaches' .it (he "work^ named John CtimmingH and Iv. P. Lovehuid, \v$re killed or burned to death, and sevcnil others injured by jtintpin^ from Ehe

vseccml slory.

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a stroke

Alsace and Lorraine.

Among the certain demands which will be made upon France by the victorious Prussians, the cession of Alsace and Lorraine is the firet in order and in importance. To Germany they will form a grand foothold beyond the Rhine, and an ugly entering wedge into France—the nearest point of Lorraine being not more hundred nailer from Paris, coterminous with Belgium, Ltucemhourg and Switzerland. Tbey form a fertile and picturesque country, and, if Prussia i3 magnanimous as to the other stipulations, their pos-se-don would go far to compensate her. Like many frontier provinces, they have had a curious problem of nationality. They are mixed of French and German. Aba co-—the ICI-ass c\ the Germans—was long a German province and ever since its cession to Fiance, in the seventeenth ce liury, it h-n rctainc-d its old customs and cos!time', arid, in a great degree, the German

nearest point

een' the

l:njgU!«cl.

Lying be

Rhine and the Vo-'gc- Mountain-*, its 1,., does. not. weaken France in a miliiary ••o i=e so much a- tb.a: of L-i' -aine, which lie.i north-add .vest of those mountain. and is watered Lv strategic streams llowing toward a:is— the beadwateis nl'ihe Aisne, the Marne and the .Meii-'e. It is pleasant to the outer world ihat iis ce-- I sio.n doe- not rudely shock the social and I domestic life of i's people, for it is Gertitan'to the extreme, and German -Sirasbourg i.-i likely to bo (piite as prosperous I as French S ra.-bour^, and better content \vii her properiiy.

Lorraine,.too, lu-. had it.-^ .-hiftiug nationality. A part of the n^'.i, ia. jf the Franks, when the Empire of Charle-: mas iK- was divided among iiis unworthy sons, it became LoUmi-h JtuMi, in Latin, Lothur! Ilcmium. or I.othai ingia, he Kingdom o! Lothaire. It was long a bone of contention between France and the German Empire, and by the singular mutations of fortune, it is now France and the new German Empire which are to agree to its do' in v. Jn 101)7, by lite treaty

of Kyswick, it was In id as an independent

Duchy but in 173G it was ceded to France and formed the tributary dominion of Sta:,i.-!aus Leczin-ki, tiie father in-law of Loiii. XV, with the further understanding thai on is is deal it should be united to Fiance, to horn it has since belonged. It is a rich and fertile country and contains, among -u- l'ous pro-pei ous towns, Verdun, Namy aim Metz, memorable in the history of many r.- At N.mcy, Charles the Bold Ibuylr. bis last battle, and Met/, was a famfi'.s stronghold, and the."eat of the French Kcn'c !c I'Arlilla-k. The inhabitant!) of Lorraine are more

French limn those of Alsace they aie, indeed, of a Ger: :'U type in form and feature, but the language is French, and they will feel ibe transfer of allegiance more than iheir eastern neighbors.

With the progress of popular souliliter')!^ nii:- eountrics in Europe are ruled in ic.ii! -i, ieast by the will and consent of'the people bu the history of frontiers pre-en's an exception. Savoy, Luxembourg, Lorraine and Alsacc, have no rights, and the man who goes to bed a Frenchman wii! wake up some morning and find himself a Dutchman, lint Franco, who bought the whistle on credit, and blew a shrill challenge, upon it, is now to pay dear for it, and part of the price is—Alsace and Lorraine. Phi/. Liijuifi'r.

A .lltinler at Laurel, Indiana. Captain John Colter, a prominent distiller of the Whitewater Valley, tdiol and mortally wounded Alonzo Auger, on the afternoon of the 3d instant. The paiticulars, as near as we can learn, are as follows: A dillicuIty occurred between the parties on the previous night over a game of cards, and Auger used language to Colter which he (Colter) considered insulting. On Friday, the day on which the murder was committed, at about 4 o'clock in the afternoon, Captain Colter walked down Pearl street and entered David McCarthy's drinking saloon. Mr. Auger was in tiie saloon, and when Colter came in, he turned logo out. Colter called him back and asked him what he proposed to do about the insult he had offered him 011 the preceding night. A11 angry dispute arose, the lie passed, and Colter drew a revolver and iired I've shots at Auger. Three of the bails took effect, one entering the brc -t, one the abdomen, and one breaking ms right arm. He died at about 11 o'clock on the Saturday night following. Deceased, who was a butcher by trade, was a single man about twenty-four years of ago. Captain Colter, who is about fifty years of has heretofore been one of the leading business men of the valley. Both of the parties were residents of Laurel. Colter is now under arrest.— Cor. Vincinnuli Commercial.

l'iiKiiM is at present in Montreal a widow of twenty-two, who is the mother of nine children. She was married at thirteen, and before her seventeenth birthday presented her lord with twins the following year she produced at one birth three bnys the next year she had twins, and repeated the performance the following year—making nine children, the oldest being baiely four. The children are all living and doing well.

Tm: danger of drinking cider thai has been drawn through a ieail pipe is vividly ne.-.-ed in the oa.-e of a gentleman in Woodstock, Yt. lie has been so se verelv paralyzed by indulgence in the cheering but not inebriating liquor, that he is nnabk- to raise his hands lo his face, and cair.iu. alUnJ to his ordinary bnsine: s. The pipe which caused all the trouble had not been eleaned or rinsed out since the previous year.

A vorxii man at work in U\n factory of the Taylor Manufacturing Company, Xew ilritain, iiliiur day, imagined liiinsclf stronger than steam power, and in order t. lest the matter, he attempted to stop tho engine by holding the balance i. liee without turning off tiie steam. The balance wheel, however, did not stop but the young man's friends spent the rem.'iiii.1 •. oi' the afternoon picking up pieces enough of'the unfortunate youth to till a common izod soap box.

ix a rer.to'e part of (iormany, a farmer recently turned up with his plow 13,000 Koman coins, o! an unknown metallic composition. They are thick and heavy, and date back to Marc Antony, Hadrian, and Commodus. The heads" arc finely done, and the inscription unusually plaiiij

A Youxu man of the name of Joseph recently tickled a young ladv in church, in Kansas. The iady squealed, and the preacher bared his arm and sailed into the worshippers "powerful." He said women and men should no more sit together under the droppings of hisssnciuary. Iut, even with ihe possibility of being tickled before their eyes, the ladies revised lo be separated, and on the very tlier. broil

evening all sat tn^

preacher was indignant, an in ale portion of his congregation before a justice ol the peace. A jury was demanded, and no juror should be a memIvi til ihe church. Three davs ihe trial l.i-ted, but a! last the oppressed went free, an now in church they tickle each o:her as ofvo-. e, to keep smirking manner.

prisoner, iiave no! .-, «a~. ruonll% accosted, while waning for the cars in Boston, bv an unknown man,

%vho asked her to take a walk. She ptcH, and :he result %va.= instant ofl'er

r-in~

The Howe

Peru. Ind., i^trodutid'" her

main bnilding of the

•*. Jlo'.ve bL 'ii Machine \vori .s only %vas destroyed this morning. The saw ltiiil a :id foundry wero not iujiired. Loss estimaled at §75,000 to $100,000. Insiiranoa 320,000.

aIU,.iX{--c-OMMiLie

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JAMES BIUNEY MAKSIIALL, a literary man and journalist, brother of General Humphrey Marshall, and cousin of the noted Thomas F. Mart-hall, lately fell out of a window in Memphis, Tenn., and broke his neck. The deceased had been connected with the Cincinnati, Louisville and Memphis presa.

THE New Orleans

I of marriage, and acceptance, Mrn. Ciini ary. 1ST1, said plaintiff filed an affidavit in

t..in^ itilti, li..n ll.a^she %vas neither

married nor e.i£ :icod. lie ihen look her to Mrs. Me Kinney his mother's—and his affianced, representing lhat Ih»\v ul iieen encjaijed six mi'iiths. Having satistied the fa'inilv hv a plausible story as to 1. niecHents, she was aSeelionately treated, and the couple, thus strangely mated, were married. Meanwhile. Mr. Cuinming, get:in^r wind of his wife's whereabouts, came on

nj, lie. insane, one is now ai home %vnh The n"rthwest quarter e-f the northwest husband niunbei one, and the matter is Quarter of section 29. town 13, range S %vest. siill unsettled. except one'aero out of the northeast corner thereof. Aiso2i acres in the northeast quarterof thenortheistquartei of s-ction 30, town

W4 vuis-tK 1'?, rangeS west, described as follows, to-wit: fiBjajJti. Beginning at a point 20 rods north of the southwest corner thereof, running thenco 7 mir- uiv v-Ai „™, north 32H rods: thence east 19 rods tothe llo\% A .IAN Al.khD Ol-1 %\JTU A yl'AUT Rockville Road thence northeast along said

I E%'AN"SYILLR, Feb. 8.—A NIRN named llnil, at Xe-.vburg, dr vnk a quart of-whis-

kv last .t, oi. u. bet 'of one dollar that

bvE^Feb. 1-1 Dr. Juo! Wheel- ?ff with it. He walked jf the or'iiaeen feet aim aropped, and died

lurioc^jie ight. The bet wa.? declared I eig] ^_ uiv 8AI»—

Picayune commen

ANDKKW MURPHY, while at work at No. 130 Liberty street, N. discovered

a secrcl

drawer containing S20 2o in sil

ver 'ns, the denominations ranging from five 'o fifty cents. In the bottom of the drawer was a small slip of blue paper, bearing the following memorandum: 'August 13, 1851. May God assUt me."

In an essay on Carlyle,. Mr. Lowell does lull justice to the genius o/the man, but he truats his pretensions in a merciless fashion. "Since Mr. Carlvle," he -ays, '"has become possessed with the hallucination that he is head master of this huge boysFcliool which we call the world, his pedagogic birch has grown to the taller proportions and more ominous aspect of a gallows." And again ':.ce \Sartur Ihsartxis' Mr. Carlyle ha. :.i little but repeat himself with increasing emphasis and heightened shrillness warning has steadily heated toward denunciation, and remonstrance soured toward scolding."

U.vS.inilay two gentlemen were standing on the drug store corner at Stoningwhen

(,n

engaged in enversation

/rA /-if Imm rlroil a Min At lu. I

one of them re.narked tothe other, "How plain one can hear the ringing of the church bells at Mystic this morning. Did you notice it?" "Yes, was ihe repiy, "I have noticed of late that the sound of the bells could be heard more distinctly since the opening of the new road you see that it has shortened the distance between the two villages." "That's PO I didn't think of that till you spoke" was the reply, and ihey both walked on, initially pleased with having solved the difficult question.

LEVI ERH

ui:.viASS:.\'« iai I MJ: S'IWTOFFHE

Ssilurilii? KciiJ iairy 13, 1S71. Persons calling for these letters will please say

if.tvertineii

and give date of the list.

LADIES' LIST.

mr3 ilurriet Matkin mrs I .U:.]ps Alary .\laionu miss "liza E

Ada Allen nnss Nancy Armstrong mrs Jialjy m.sliizzie IJateie nil's Jane Jiass JSancy iioutictt tu its iSallie lirusenliam mUs iiidy.McQuilk' 11 litis •\Vi IJiliiu? nirs i\lary Uoman mrs Sarah E lir.nvn mrs L) bunch mrs Susan liusbnell mrs Kti/.a Duekhart Wary Ann (Jougiilin Margaret Urossley miss Molly Cough fin .vl ray Cooms miss lou DicUiiiaii Amelia AI Donoven miss Annio Englehart miss Susie Kstes mrs W Embers mrs Mary English mrs Carlos Frakes miss Pollie France miss Annie Farlow miss Alary Farleigh miss iSettio FiggmrsLAl Gardner ntrs Eliza Oask 11 mrs Eliza Marrets miss Lina li tjfilcrecs mrs Alartha li :.!iu lure hva itahn Louy liauo mrs Mary llerriugton miss llelm uiiss Alice llendrieks Matilda ilixson miss llolcna Howard miss Lou A Holmes mrs Oliver llook uiiss Anna Hughes mrs Sarah lligisou iMiza Jane liud. mis F'annio Jewell mrs W S

MeL'ube turs iMa^gio .McCaity miss Jennie MeSlierry Kmeline Mc!Jonn iek Kitty

MeQa:iln.in Amanda Mcyuill-iii Aliss JI E Milter mrs O Milliner miss flattie Monroe miss Alieo Mutdoch miss Sallie ^N'OIO mrs Harriot Nurniiin .... Lucy A

.Nichols miss Belie UXcal mrs Electa Parker miss tviaria Persons miss Carrie l'ettit miss Nancy noo miss Addie Price mrs Viney Price mrs Alariah Poltitt miss Jennie Prickett Jennio imsdell llebecca A Kider miss Minerva ltoss mrs li ltussell Fanny Ann Kussell mrs Jane Standley Lucinda Sage mrs Kebe. ca Sankey m.s Kacltel Stewart miss Alary Ste wart mrs Alary Smith miss Phebe Scoit miss Kmma Trask mrs Mattio Taj lor mrs Mary I Taylor miss Kato Thayer mrs isaiicy Telly mrs Mary 'l'ryon miss Alary VenarU miss Mary ard miss Janey Wagoner Eliz abeth

lieutheru.an Florence Weaver ioiii Loukwood ltoso Weaver miss Pheba A Logan u.rs emiitia Williams mrs Millie ,Mopis uiiss Mary Wyethmi.-s Lucinda Moses mrs Louisa Young miss E E

GKXTLEJIKSS' LIST. Karat Matthew Kramer Charles 2

Allen Wm Anthony George Arthur David Baber Benj eaumann Tridolin Black A Baker W 2 black Josiah 0 Belch Samuel Behmer James Beny S Billing W Briles Charley Howard Borducr Isaac Boley Jacob Brock Fr .ncis Brus'iman Mr Burgut 11 Byerly George Clayton W Clausey fatrick Corniaek Isaac Cieager Henry Christy David Cook George Collier Cooper Jeseplt 2 Connelly Wta Coiuptou AVtn Corty David 2 Cox Thomas Connaghan Jas Curry Addison Day Win 11 Uawsom Win a is Davis Littloton Davis Dodge Dilor? W Dodson Squire Doyle Daniel Dozier Wm Dustin John behtman Lctvis liiy Julius Hllit\-wood allllitier A Farmer Jus Fry ii French Vi* Truman Mr Fisk liruiitEd lira ham Calvin Giass lliiam tia-iel Daniel Gray Fianklin Gray Nathaniel I Gii^gs Oliver. (iregg Chas II dibsoit Chas Gib-ion Wm Giltnore .1 JI Gogiiin Patrick '..•oil' Win 11 Giring Berigan Glover George Gooilinan Samuel llall ctejitien 11 Hanker Newton llall lolin Wallace Hall Jos 1 llall Stephen II Haeket John li fleluicamp Henry JIa%vkins James

Kea.-.ler W li Korsoy Jas A King A

Keim

lvussling Adam Kloz Julius LyleJuhn Loose S

Lookie Lianiol Locko March Chas A Mahoney\'-'. Mansfield 1 Medaris Jas A .Vletan \V Miller & Bouyer Jlillar Frederick Miller Valentino Morris W Moorchead Muuhall S Jlurphy John Mc(4eo Edward ilcKinlcy Josojth McC'lurc \V McDonald McCluskey Peter Mcllugh Mr Nnyior Henry Nangle Reuben r^ash Preston elaon llenry Nichols Woodson Over Elias ODonnefl Lanty Urfl Jc Co l'ayno Frank l'igg Jahn Pettiford Sidney i'rotine namuel 3 italiar Timothy lii!lc« Frank Kickutts Chas Ripley Joseph Ring John I' Kiciiardsou S Roach b.nvrence Roger Win A1 llodgers Hquilln U't'iy Waslt ilumelt John A liukcs Perry 11 Rums pish John W Scott Chiis \V Sttaeh John Snideky Richard Smallwoo Wm Spann John !t .Sachs Kd«ard Splann John Stahlnickcr (ieo W Stark Cyrus S Stakcmun Henry Stan -'li Joltn Strader li W Srevciis Ed SaMon Francis SUpheiison Atiftin mith W Smith 0 Sicklord Ocs Swim Wm Siipp Abraham Sinon Ben Stoddardy Chas II T%vaddle Chauncey T-r.cy Abraham Trautnor Ueo 'lipps Wm Tultle James Turner Tn ig,s James Thomas John Vincent Charley \Valls Jt St John V.'alt.-r Robert Waldrip James 3 Walls Georgu Weich Geoige W Wcsstr Wm West A Phillips Weaver Ward Wirth Charles Wilgus Wilson Robert Williams Sam Wood John Vi'yeth E N York Joseph

Hartley Ilerrington John Hedge Jehnson Hildum Geo E Hill John Hilkim W II llollis Frank tioveysseott Huestis Kdward Hew.- Kebert

I lie Hanatn Thos ht the

Hntchiugs IVm

Huster Fred Uulrin Stephen Ins'o Abijuh Irwin Wiu lnajan T^aac Jewell W S Joncd .J Wiu Jones I.-nac Jones John Jones isham Jones W

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Kxiraordiu.-ii'y ('irciiinsliiticc. Here is a queer romance: Mrs. Abbie Cuuiining of Westboro', Mass., v. ho has been married four years ,,.d lias a chi.

L. A. BCRXRTT,Postmaster.

L'AClIMEXT NOTICE.

THli STATE OF INDIANA,) In the Yieo

lli0

CuC-rv. Circuit Court.

No. 3 "1 Owen Tuller vs. William H. Wilson. In Attachment. 15o it known that on _he 27th day^of

h:.« ii, I due form, showing that said Willism tl-

5011 a

OF WJUSKV. road about 42 rods to the section line thence east about 40 rods to the northeast corner

DRUGS

WTiH

upon the prevalence of suicides by Germans. Over one-half the suicides in New York are Germans, who take their lives because of discourageiient in business or for w,ant of employment. The paper sees in this the propriety of emigration to the South, wht a industrious laborers run no risk of being thrown out of employment, and where labor commsnds better wages than at the North.

rULIOK & liiCRRY,

BAIia, GULICK & BBHRY,

General Dealer? in

DRUGS

CHEMICALS, PAINTS,

(r ens, 0:1.1, I'll rl i.i fx, ii.l

S'f-rl'uii:er|' aadToiict Arlioles,

DYES, FINE LIQUORS,

PATENT MEDICINES,

SI'it'KS, TWINES.SI'OAWE^&C-

Corner i-th 1 'I Sti'ce

TiJJx f! IIA 'J /•:, IX D.

They have the largest and m'o.-t complete stock of ever, .iiing pertaining the general Drug Busincs.'-, kept in the city of Terre Haute, and respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. augiMwlv

JpUBLIC SALE.

Janu-

non-resident of tho btatc of Indiana.

Said non resident delcndant is hereby notified of the pendency of said action against him. :tnt that the same will stand tortrial at the March t-rm of xnid Court in the yearlSTl.

Attest: MAKTI.N HOLLIXGER. Clerk. W. E. IlENDS.Cti, Att'y for plaintiff. flwJw

COMMISSIONER'S SALE.

Bacon

Kennedy, rl

nl.

By virtue of an order of the Vigo Common

in vrrath an.i i'leas Court, I will offer f~r sale at Public

oeceit, totheir

Au tion ftt

en era I iiMonislnnent. A broitior of Mc- of Terro Haute, on Saturday the 25th day of kinnev wished lo proe«!ute her for fraud February, 1S71, at two o'clock, the following

the Court Hou»e door in the city

thence south 60 rods thence west about 3SJu rods to land heretofore owned by Jvancy Brigjs: thence northeast parallel with the Rockville road 13 rods thenco west to said road, and thence southwest along said road to the place of beginning.

TRK-IS—One-third cash on day of sale

i'e

wiH ofl'er for salo at Public Auction on Thursday the 2:M d»iy or February, at my residence, on tho "Hill Farm/' just north tho city, nea* the Old Fair Ground, a lar^c and valuable lot of Personal Piop^rty, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Ho^s, Milk Cows. Wagons, Farming luplements. Hay and Household Furniture to bo soll without reserve.

TERMS «»F SAUK: Sums of -10 and under cash: on all sums over 310, a credit of nine months will be g-v i% on ^ote bearing interest with approve! s«*t*urity. feb7-w3t*o20,'21t2-,23 AKIIAIIAM ELLIS.

EGAL NOTICF-.

STATE OF ivDIANA, Vioo COUNTY. Notice is hereby ci%"en that Bo'1" T. Denton, Administrator of ihe estate Joseph Denton, deceased, bi .lied his petition to sell a portion of tho Heal Estate of !'0 decedent, '.is personal estate beinn insufficient to pay his debt* and that said petition will be heard at the next term

the igo Com

mon Pleas Court. Witness mv hand this ?3d day of January, 1871. MARTIN HOLLINliEK, C'lerl:.

SCOTT JCDI'Y, Attorneys. jan25-w3%7

Agents Wanted for

Or, Titclvo WiTs

a"h'ofc'

Wi.il'luiliaus^c

The most popular book of the year. Sells at (iiglit. One Agent just reports $98 profit in one week. Among t1'1' orders recently received, are ten lor luu each, three for lo'1 each, five for -0" each, and one -.OO. 'Ihe CINCINN -TI COMJIKHCIAL. s«.vs: "We get from this hooka better and more animated know-lodge of indian life than from all the no%*els of i.'ooper, or turgid %vorks of Schoolcraft, the customs of the 'ndian.' in war and in peace, in h-alth and in sickness, in love and in death, are minutely narrated. It is a b'iok of most absorbing interest, mor«

kufk to any address. C. F. VE.V Publisher,

38 W. Fourth st., Cincnnati. O. janI7-d3t-Tue»Thu,at-w2icow

MA.R11IAGE GUIDE.

EVERY ONE IIIS OWN DOCTOR.

A private instructor for married persons or thoso about to be married, both male and female, in everything concernin., ine physioland relations of our sexual system, and \c production an prevention of offspring, .icluding all tho sw discoveries never bofore given in the Enirlish language, by WM. YOUNG, M. I). This is really a valuable and interestingwork. It is written in plain language for the general reader, and is illustrated with nume ous engraving. All young married people or those cfntcmplating marriage. and having the least impediment to married life, should read this book. It dis closes secrets ,at e%-ery one should be ac quainted wit 'II it is a book that must bo locked up andno' lio about the house. It will bo sent to anynddrcss ou receipt of 50 eents. Address DR. WM. VOUNU. No, 426 Spruce St. above Fourth, Philadelphia. novO-wfint-c.w ic

FOR

SALE.—A furm of 200 acres. 8 miles from Torre Haute, near l'oung's Station, on the Evansvi le & Crawfordsville Railroad. Said farm is enclosed with a good rail fence, with several partiiion fences. About onethird is cleared and was 'ilivated in com, whoat and grass the past season. A good lot house, burn and staMe, also a fincyou"gor chard. Will be sold el-ei One-third of the purchase money required. A long credit will be Kt%-,,n for the maindcr For further particulars tho subscriber IV miles north of Terre Hauto CORBY BARBOUR. janl3-dlw-w3m.

\xnooD: now LOST HOW RESTORED I Just published by 1R. LEWIS. 256 pnges,Thir.' Edition. THE MEDICAL COMPANION' AND GUIDE TO HEALTH, wi 'he

The celebrated author, in this admirable Treatise, clearly ir-onstrates from a forty years' successful pi. -tice, at the alarming coD'equ nces of self-abuse may be radically cured: pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certiin, and effectual, by means of which every -uffercr. ti matter it his con-

chiapi ™priv^iy?

a S

0 ffC

LOCAL MOTICES.

Bl' Il ARD*OS USES,

Ir fjll assortment: alio Bleached.GJMKI* in

Ts*vs-OilC-Uiird cash on day of Vork Mill?. Waiasutia., LOLS^ e. Hill, balance in two equal paymoatsatTHne^liope. Ae. eighteen months, with interest. purehas«Eto 0-4, HK4 Kieaehca vo notes and mortgage on tho land, febl- \\4v GEO. C. l)UV, Commissi'

DRY COO

73 MAiNS

NEW^YOB^

Successors to

Philadelphia is the great DOMESTIV WOOL MARKET

SHEBLE & HOOD,

Wool Coitimissiosi Slorc'iants. So. South Front street, I'hilatlplpliia. SACKS furnished shippers free of charge.

Correspondence.with wool growerssoliuited Information in regard to the market cheerfully furnished at all times.

Particular attention paid to handling farm er's clips sent direct. mar2wly

LICENSE

A PPLICATI0N FOR LICENSE.—The unJ\ Jeraigned hereby gives notice that he will a ply to the County Commissioners at their regular session in March, 18JI, for license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors in less quantities than aquaitata time for tho space of one year The premises on which said liquors are to be sold are located at the corner of Tweltth street and National Road, in Terre Ilaute, Vi- county, Indiana. WM. S. WOODRUFF, lebi-wgw

APPLICATION

STORE

6ICMEAP DRY GOnns

CTTSVTtWf

SEA.K COURT HOUSE SOU *.RK

bit

FOR LICENSE.—The un

dersigned here gives not.ee that ho will apply to the County Commissioners at their regular svssion in March, 1871. for license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a iart at a time for the spice 0' one year. The premises on which said liquors are to be sol I are located »t Jo. 11 South Fifth street, in Terre Ilaute. Vigo couoty. Indii'r.a, jan2S w3w J. SCliAUBLIN it CO.

.A dcr.-igneil hereby ives notice that be will appl" to the unty Coininissioncrs at their regular -ession in March, S71, for license to sell spirituous and intoxn-nting liquors in less quantities than aquart at a time for the space of one year. Ihe premisi on which said liquors are to be sold ate located at tho Terre Haute House, in Terre Ilaute Vigo county, Indiana. JOHN IVILKINcON. jan25%T3%v

SHAWLS, CLOAKmGS, BLANKETS,

HEAVY MTJSLINS,

DARK A.LICO,

DRESS GOODS,

radical cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Wesknes.*, Involuntary Souiinal Losses. 1mpoteney. Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impedimei-tsto Marriage, etc., and th« Ve- ^-i -|-iT7i-p» ttr\5Jt? nerval and Syphi itic Maladies, with plain FL£.I!JOJ1JJJ n'JDt-, and clear directions for the speedy cure of Seco: da Symptoms, Gonorrhoea, tiieets. Strictures, and all di-o n's of tho skin, such as Scurvy. $. rofula. I'lcers. Boils. Bl itches and Pimple' on the f-ce and body. Consumption, hpile- 'v, and Fits, induced by self-indulgence and sexua1 eitravaeance.

GLOVES,

FLANNELS, &c., &c-

Must go.

..y."

cure1.

Address, DR. LEWIS. 1. B^ach

»trec..^'e«- York. jan25-wtm-Hi« 1

I iii-i ana Wb.tLaui ^-4. and Brown SBeeticg*-

IUKLL. P. If LEY A: DSMINO. I'uth and llainijuvcu.

overyTouth^aEKi every^man In the lan"'5 all the profit we contemplate on Heavy Goods, and

Sent under fea', in a lain enveiT Pricc nnW COP~- S the CleiiTailCe.

SSftilSs

NewVi

Sheetings low

DRY

Now York Storo clenraacosal We soil a full line of Bosoms for the cost of the

The High-Priced Stores are Crying

"FOB Q.XJAJBjr£"Ei±3j!

TilKY SEEK A CESSATION QF HOSTILITIES

Stock-taking is opening their eyes to the ruinous results of the war which they provoked anil 'Tongbt upon themselves by their misrepresentations and abuse of our House. TI' u.\X OF COMPROMISE IS PASSED! ur only terms are: UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER!

During the next lour weeks we expect to give the Iligh-Priced Stores some pretty v.™ hlnu rjpn! Ipmpn! we ran RRTAIL OOODS CF-IRAPKR THAN von •avy blow Gentlemen! CAN BUY THEM!

FOB SALE, FOIi CASH ONLY!

lot of tiie vjry bestSPR 1 Pill NTS ever brought to Terre Haute, for 10c. All other stores charge ll for the same goods fiig iot of Cheaper Prints, oe, 0c, and 7c. liig lot of Fast-Culored Prints, and 9c. 6$^The Prints we -ell for 8c and Dc, the country stores charge lt-Mc for. Those we sell for oc. Gc, and 7c. ihe untry stores cba ge !.'•• and 10c for. 500 pieces BEST AMERICAN DKLAINES, for 12.1C. gfi"All other-store-^ in Terre Haute charge 20c for these DeLaincs, and countstores charge 25c Also, a big lot of yard-wide UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, fine and heavy, 9c a yard. 5gSu.AU other stores in Terre llauie charge 12Ac, and coun ry stores charge 14e and 15c for the same quality of Muslins. 300 pieces of GOOD MUSLINS for Gc and 7c per yard, fcj^The same as sold in other stores for 9c

md lv

Also, a large stock of

lasswlis, Wiia's, A'

vc-ts, C'iotlas aasid CasaiiMieres, Traisassaiasgs, Merriii©e§, s35sd Clotlas.

As cheap in proportion. Good yard-wide CARPETS, from 30c up.

BEST QUALITY BRUSSELS CARPETS ONLY $1 25

Got/U Dot'ble Woolen Shawls, S3 50 and 35- All-wool French Meiinoes, down •jOc. All-wool Fren. ii Empress Cloths, down to 50c.

GOOD SET OF FURS FOB, GO

A better set of Furs for ?3 00. Genuine Mink Sets, do%vn to S3 00. Fine Mink S as cheap in proportion. Genuine Black ..strachan Sets, do%vn lo So 00. A splendid 1 ur Mood for §1 25, worth §2.

Jet and Fancy Jewelry, Handkerchiefs. Fancy Hows and Scarfs. Lace collars,

Gloves, Knit Shawls, &"• in

Coats'Cotton, 5c._ Best Dayton Carpet V'vp. pe» American A Grain Bags, 32c Gc

GREAT IN EW YORK CITY STORE

[NorthaSide of Main St., Middle Opera House Block,

TUB RE IIA T1Z, 1X1)1 XA.

DRY GOODS.

Grand Peremptory Sale!

WINTER

It is a b'iok of most absorbing interest, morn sn scass J»J 'R^ Wfi fascinating than a novel." -IS simple pages, ml '1 Xj TV H, X/, I rS, iVj I i\j [j i^S and circularo wi'h iusample engravings sent I liljiifflii swaaa

miwm

\jjfc fo/j

sowing!

and lo

4 's8rp«ts

)()DS,

wfa tils?

eiv£:po^I cr JVL.

To CLEAR THE WAY FOR SPUING STOCK.

We are forcing sales to make

jC\_ •TH A-lsT S"Vv7"_t±j jyJJr^

»te

FOSTER BROTHERS'

cai variety.

Balmoral Skirls, iui. i.,.. Blamceta, c?i a pair. Gold ^icrp. Ladies' Fur-tipped Moods. SI 00. Customers can come from a distance without any fear of our advisementsbffinjioverdrawn. We alwavs prefer to have our customers bring our advisements %vitli hem, that they may see that %re sell exactly aa we advertise.

.a'

-iZi

Whatever others ^nay adyertise, a compariison will show ours to be the .owest in the market.^

will carry over no Winter Stock. We have made

haS COQlIIlBlICOd.

_...

I'UELL, RiPLE5L DEfflUWo,

a a a

6b i«d£°'

St pro

Come

'':iu'pr 4 co.

VF ITTtBKH

Iltus^

Buffalo City Incuranco Go.

A new Book of Univeisal anu Abitlii.gI^^Value. W.-iltL-n from a hi^b moral and ))bys-| iologieal stand-point, it shows how SAT N iworking out his most_ dangerous do-igils. through a wrong direction of certain ot the 1 ba er passions. The important subjects discus ed are handled with the utmost delicacy. yet with such foree "nd dircetnes- .hat th'^re is no mistaking the author's meaning The

work is fre3b from th« pen of one of our ablest Physicians and Medical Professors,! and deals dirently with grea' evils from which spring physical and_moral degradation, social diseord and domestic infelicity that in fart, STJ are sapping the very foi.ndati in Society.' It is well calculated to produce a profound

impression and to GOOD, just in proportion is it is rend. 44 sample pa^es with circulars, ei\ixig particular?, cnt free. .G. \KNT,| Publisher, 38 W. Fourth St.. Cincinnati. janl7-d3tMon Wod,L?ri-w2t-eow

TNSURANCE.

FIRST-CLASS INSURANCE

Assets Jan. 1.1S71 8 370,933

Imperial Fire of London.

Assets in Gold OOO.OOO

National Life Ina. Co. of the U. S. of America.

to Settlers

CLOTHING

a,5

Rich gorern tnec-n OBAHA Surveyed and open

l'"1

Main street.

jaO(!w3iLi Corner Main

Now is the time to

BARG-^IJSTS

WARREN, IIOBERU &|C

OPERA HOUSE CORNEL

I Offer large inducements to close out their W

EJLEGANT DEESS GOODS, SHAWLS,

Furs. Velvets, J'elreteeiis

I't- i'lnptory fe'alu oi all V.'inter woods at

AT THE CLOSING OI

AK.o a Largn Stock of

Xo. Ill 3Iaui Strcq

Consisting of Large Stock of French and English Merinos, Piain and Black Mohair Lustres,

Plain and Plaid Dress Goodsjingall Plain Wool Delaines, all colors, Plain Flannels, Plaid Flannels.

Keej» constantly on Land a full stock of

Bleached and Browj)

13 D'2IV

"Wnor'fc |iy

edoxcliwivejwith hubi finiuiii tin" strengthens ftt&e5tfve

nds on

GR]

It ".ow

rates of 1

Xow for interest. allel oi S climate, 11 raising States-

sr. o^4

weS

ror

Cash Capital, fall j*aid 81,000,000

The Leading ComiKiny of America!

Low ites, Liberal and Definite Policies, Perfect Security. J. A- FOOT E, Agent. 9-iliv2w

CLOTHING.

REMOYA!

Frank has Re

Corner Main niicl Ponrtti Sheets.

(The Sooin lately Dcuupiedby

e^ Mlio

stead and l're-cinption 1». mn be

ACTUAL yET|f'5XLy An opportunity neve presented for ecnrins homes near ltailroau wun all the conveniences settles country. en- edition of live pamphlets with maps, now rea sent free to all parts of the Unite .SBanada and Europe. Address, 0. F. DA I£. Li tmigsioner. li Omaha, Jieb iat-dlm-wSm

\Y.\rvd:i,

Having on hand a large stock of

WINTER Gr

XVI®

Uo'u ','

I propose to close tiiem out

is CK A II

To mske room for ?n

Extciisiye Stock of Spring

S. FRi K,

DRY GOODS.

Have all been reduced.

lil'Y 1 HVSr.GOODS IF A fit

Come early for the beat selectioi

FULL LTN3S OF .DOMESTIC

At prices as low as the ioweLt.

-WARREN. HOBERG A^

E A FOR Dl\

tlEAUQUA'RTEItS

Bloc} Comer

finer Hots*

Dry Goods for 30j

resU

healthy

8 persons .-r tor a osio.

CA?*j

ruetrj.

Fourth.

ftt ion

fc, etc.

'Eur.

beaUnS

Vhe sitraor

((/I'OllJttl

1 ng-iiid expeetorati

r''f'.'• j1 At-r it possesses and eventually iw V,

te cases nf Coughs

1\k'r!)r.,Jyitist

Intluenia,

-,V».d tV«— dim i§ »luY'Vcrtain.l"l

eSVc

jcs[

botl!

1 lar 1

^/eure.

tUr*

vr,dy

a ilv

.^re- V£* ,:"y

Convenie] Prices ran

GRMfctfTS

lti3'to

oTr

Upeotberan

arU^°

»o V/T can

drn»l 1'rictJ

spectnblesiilouijs. bottles.

I15M3I KIV A

Win iicr's t.nnitcn: article km %Tn to cure the ine cry ease.) N her this important niedicim ^lotbers. this is the great fered you. and you shQttl cure it. 11 is also a sure I regularities, and may baeina,' every case where th mow obstiucted through cold druggists. Price 0"e

ST(tE

a* only euro which

8 ever *tely

If*, I

mail on receipt of One Doutf

-'ii

US Cltv believe

COUNTY ill give

for civi

inance req

licence ha le team

JIB*!'? TII, form

^oken

'')r ,Govei

IN.-uh.

rd tm^ i» com [i

any 'ci' foi

ow site ..i=

(jreen

the rtateme

liueen yen

KooF ihe city

double sp der the hopi^.. vpinn'il* th a dir\ niitU^e aud/o. i: out, and v'

other u'.^t It'oreei in*.' it is utterly in ll' it, and as evidence of li., %%-heat wc have in our sample maehi-rio» cuau.aud by turning tho wheol it is through cs well as clean wheat.

It will sow any kind of grain, and in a an it re In other force feed drills to change tlic

FAILlIEIiS' Flil

Tho wheels aro all fasten the feed is changed by

Uii-.i

it is done iti ONE

Stock

American and

IAKS,

3cO.

)0DS,

*f-'

f,.tA

you remove one cog wheel and put another and the cog wheels are icoso and liable to o?t. In the

.in HI another 'able to be

WM0LIJ8A IE \OTIOJfS.

.'I

KS"Pend for Circular showing^" itrmers I rier.d cameout ahead Ui lScfl to,-

•JOISES .V JONES,

E?.ot eide Public Square, f'3T_

IKS*.

P^TEir-JTS.

uropeait inoai«

cJSN *fc CO. continue to rive opino i.?i regard tothe Novelty of invcotll rrec or uar*:e, juakc fri»ecial Kxarni it the aroiit Ollice, ]reparo ^pecitieau* Drawings, Cnvcats and Aj-igiiinents, pfw.^crnt*' applications for J.eitefs l'aten and in all Kuropean C'ountr sp« in I attention to the prosecu oi Ktjectt'd Claims, Appeals, Extensions intiTieronces.

W'»

Pamphlet of the New Patent Llw for lb/u fuiLi. hed rrce. Addxfs UNN & 37 Park ltow, New

SCIEKTin

A sixici II p: chanics, Manufactures, ry. Ensrin ering. Aritiin •Science. Full oOplendid I. *V'

a }enr

Sjiceitncn

Ad'lrc^.-. jj-,. dt.-l'3 dw'Jm

'..7

Park

A N O S

I'fl AXi ''HEAPEST

JPXJL3ST OS.

nd Melocieonsl

KimiEE'S

JSo. 4^

OHIO STEEETJ

(!/pr. the old Court House.)

I EKHS

X. B.

UAIITE,

Aii kinds of Instruments lepairetf.

i^CTiONS?^-

A. O. A. WI1TIG,^~~

ISo. I4iy Mtiin Street,

Jobber & Coi'iuiiissioji Mercliant

la Notions, Fancy Goods,

CK AI S, K.VCLISII, GEUMAS ASDAHEIUCAS

TJ T. j: "V

IVrfuinery, Soaj!. Cuttcn Vnrii, Estli»r, etc.

.Xcw stoeb and rriceslow. Orders promptly attended to. .Superior inducement Cait i'uyers, Pedlcrs, Jlucksters and An«. tioneer*.

i-ix Street,

Jfcfwcen Fifth a id Sixtli Shaeolf,

In tho fc'tare foiincrly occupied by Cox

•SHS

suro

ortu-

frce of

\ir» A.cPii

Son

splU-dwly

MEDICAL.

THE IWIIUL (1IAMBI K. r£

ESSAYS *OR YOUNG MEMT

cn!

(.Jr at Social Eviis and A fmses,

Whinli intcrfero with A lift TA(J K, witl| sure means of relief for the rrring and

Vffortu-

nat* diseased nnd debilitated. jF. Kent in scaled letter

ChAddrejf.

envelopes^

free ol

HOWARD PANITA

POCIA 1IQK, Vo. 2 South Kinth St., PII1Lj»nli

ADKLPIIIA. R«.

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