Weekly Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 January 1865 — Page 3

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Locai and News Items

P. WESTFALL, l^ca! Hdltor.

The ladies of tbe Preabjteri&n

Ohurch realized about seven -hundred dollars fr om their festivals Tuesday and W edneeday evenings.

1ST The members of the First FreebytO' rian Oharch at Fort Wayne have increased the salary of their minister to $2,000 per year. Tbe same chnrch pays its choiater $300 per year.

ty The citiuns of Fort Wayne are making an effort to have the next State Fair held at that place, at which the Indianapolis tans are beccming indignant.

The people of Fort Wayne are talk

ing about street railroads. They propose to lay the first track to the cemetery. We opine from that proposition that Fort Wayne is a good place to die.

The Union Legislative cauoue, Tues

day evening, unanimously recommended to tbe President of tbe United States the appointment of the Hon. D&vid 8. Gooding, of Haacock, Minister to Obili, in place of Hon. Thomas H. Nelson, of Viuo.

GT We understand tbe Soliciting Committees of the Draft Association cf this county are meetiog with tho most fluttering success. A few refuse to subscribe, and such as do not enter their namee will be sure to "dance attendance" on tbe draft, while those who have paid will organize for mutual protection. "A word to the wise is sufficient." Better pay $50 than stand ft

chance of being drafted-but $25 is ail that

T,L'ON

of the

Mf MeredUh

rfB^it'00

Attorney intends to prosecute every case of """iblsttind with vigor, that the soldiers' rights may be protected. Let it be distinctly understood by every soldier and thoir friends that an oxbarbitant charge is a crinrnni offense.

flgTTha Indianapolis Journal correctv the 'statement which appeared in that paper and the Cincinnati dailes—and of which we|made mention yesterday—in regard to the recommendation of tbe Union Legislative caucus in favor of tha appointment of Judge Gooding.

The caucus did not recommend, absolutely the reoallo! Mr. Nelson, from tbe mission to Chili, and the appointment of Judge Good" ing in bis place, but that the latter should receive the appointment to Chill, or som«, other appointment equivalent thereto. Tbe Union members of the Legislature did not intend to express any dissatisfaction with Mr. Nelson^but to simply give utterance to their appreciation of the labors of Judge Gooding in the Union oause, and their desire that he should receive a proper recognition of hs .services.

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PRICE TICKETS AT FAIRS AND FESTIVALS.

Ln Auburn correspondent si tha Syracuse 1 .. man down etaire? Courter, referring to the opening of the Ca»

4,'9K)TBr h'8

interest con-

otituuDg binwo & c^J32C3it»ffC to correct errors Tha tx»st would b-* gamething, it ia itUc. bat itvr^alc t»«t anwac' to anything near so much as an exccss ar tac recruit in his oouutv. One man, for instance, will mt th» community three hundred col!awhile th© publicatiaa of the enrolliiste would not cost an average of onethat amount I seams to us that it b«* economics^ to publish -'iree lists, that every man migks a»'»t in revising an: A committed waa appointed at tbe lie irPctiDC last w6ek to revise and cor— the enrollment lists. We do not know ^t «:eps they have taken, bat presume have commenced tho perform&aos of dutv. The publication of tbe lists reatlr ftM& them.

Notice—The Draft.

The committee appointed by the draft meeting! held at tbe Court House, on Saturday lanst, beg ieave to announce tbe appointment of sub committee* in various townships. These Committees have (outeide of Terre Haute) bees furnished with the necessary subscription papers, to be circulated in their respective localities, and it is hoped no time will be lost in collecting moaiea to avoid the pending draft. The following are the Committees outside of Harrison Township:

LOST Carat—Henry McMuttine, Henry Fairbanks, John Wilson, Joseph Ripley, Mr. Myers, Americas O. Hough.

ITartits.—N. 8. Ouridle, H. 8. Creal, Jos. McClintock, Mr. Caruthers, W. H. King, George Kessel.

LISTOM—Isaac

ard

is tequired, and should BE paid without heai- JN TEBBB HAUTE—FUOM SECOND

C3F~ Speaker Pettit has announced tbe

Standing Committees of the House of Rep-

.JHten, and is also on the Oommittees ou WARD.—Jacob Doll, Robert S. Cox, P. ^BDd

A-ccoanta' 'and

Publio

'v IMPORTANT TO^SOLDIERS States Court at IiWanapolis Monday, a case was decided that win go far towards stopping be exorbitaDtJbhargeB made by claim agents to* collecting the bounties and pansionfl due soldiers. The act of Congress prowlUMfTHat no more than ten dollars shall be demanded or received. The penalty for vi° olation 1b $300 fine, or imprisonment for two years. The case was that of the United .States against 0. G. Werbe, and tbe testi— mony showed th tt he retained $100 from a widow for collecting her pension. Tbe jury found him guilty. We learu tho District

Blake, Jesse McOombs, William Patrick,

BOn.

FBOM

SROOND TO

^raseotatives. The list is uninteresting to the WARD.—George Piauuet, Chauncey R. War-|nkei-j°rUy

'®aders of tbe Express, ex-

Firra WARD.—W. R. McKeen, James Paddock, Richard Cattom, Jacob Stark, Alexander Combs, Moses Holmes.

The subscription papers tor Terre Haute and Harrison Township, are now ready, and the gentlemen named above can procure them by catling at the office of the Board o' Trustees of the Canal in tbe new Hall building on Sixth Street. Ih is hoped that no time wiil bo lost in thic Vtler.

THOi S DOWLING, Chairman.

Jan. 12,1865

The Lafayette Courier complains

that there ia more rowdyism and drunken* ness in that city than any placo i.i the west.

Cgy The internal revenue receipts for tho week ending 7th inst., wero about ten millions This was caused by the heavy payments cf whisky taxes, made on the last day of the year, which entered into last week's returns.

or A new invention in Paris is said to be a pair of musical boots, which have been exbibit«d to the Emperor. AC every step the pressure of the foot produces melody—it may he a waltz, a mazurka, or an operatic air. This arrangement would be extremely convenient for a dancing master.

.. of a tune wouid it play when you kicked a

yuga Circuit by Judge Wells, says: "The jfB. HuufHREr's CASH.—The Indienapolis charge of Judge Wells, to the Grand Jury journal is authorized to state that the story i. was entirely unpretending and yet a vorv ja g6r.tinel of Saturday lasr, and copied abH one. 1 listened with particular atten- jn .jjjg p^p^p on Monday, statiug as a fact, iion to his charge, and found it pregnant wish that. General Hooker had disapproved of important principles. It wouid be well for I Qecsral Hovey's action ic the casa of Mr the ladies who sell tickets for prizes at church Humphreys, and issuing orders revoking the festivals aad Sanitary fairs to have heard action of General Eovey upon that subject, bis charge. He told the Grand Jury that if 43 untrue. So euch actio!' has yet -been they found any 000 selling tickets for prizes, ta|5en Humphreys is stsil i\t bis home in whether of books, tea Bets, lurniture, houses, 1 Gr8ene

u0ty.

lots, or property of whatever nature or ... ,i* A GOOD 1 SEA.—An ordinance has passed Siud, it was as much nu offeuso ngaikBt tno 1 ... 1 vut? City Oouniii cf Indianapolis making it Kw« as the selling tickets for mone» in ..... 1 .. „M 1

-6 lottery, and it would be ihsir outy tn

iumct such persons and have then: broegb. for trial

THE ENROLLMENT.—At the time of the dralt a year a^o District Provost Mas-shais were required to publish the Enrollment lists, li was wisely deemed a safeguard to ihe people, inasmuch aa it afforded every citizen liablo to draft, opportun-.ty to repo'tthe oaoies of persona omitted, or what was more important, the names of persons who ought a: to be enrolled. The draft was a novelty tbe people, and thej did not appreciate tho adcaotage which publication of the liata gave them. They were careless, and cousequentiv, wheu they discovered the necessity of responding to tbe calt ibr troops, they perceived th*t the quotas were larger than they thought they should be. For some reason the publication of the rolls last fall, and under the presant call, was not resumed. The people tvre, therefore, ieft with inferior facilities for correcting errors. The lists cannot bo seen by every citizee, and they are, therefore, liable to be iscorrect, to the detriment of community Tins list should be tgaic ..Jt-iiih?*. Every citizen liable to rtv-ift would th*n

1 uniiiw.'ul for any one a the city limits to oon-

tr*ct

or undertake to all the quota for any

0Ut8

up or a ties 00 bounty and substitute brokers. We wish that our couocil would take this matter iota consideration. Under almost

d8 township and inflicting heavy.psnal-

draft we have been afflicted by interlopers who come here, and through fraud and trickery swindle both the people and tbe Government.

The at-aessmeute during the menth of

December, 1864, oader tho exoieo law in this District if» as follows: Vigo .. ,$184,699 34 Vermillion 403 27 Parke 8i4 SI Putnam 504 5S Clay 571 76 Owen 5 6 7 51 Greene 132 10 Suliiyao 175 65

Total., $187,898 OS

Volunteering is going on lively, and it is now thought the quota of this county will soon bo filled. What are :he other counties in tbe District doingt

®-Tb* foreign fashion writers say bonnets are so small that they do not deserve tbe name, as they are mere scraps of velvet silk, satin, or lace, dccorated with shells, feathers, flowers, malec' ''c, chenile, jets, and gilded ornaments the shape of horseihces, crsscects, stars, etc... to sav nothing bows, with long ends Sicd with strings of beads aver eo jaany feet H»eg all festooned and pendant over tstrerai pounds of "back hair

{pyTh- new Confederate conscription act

•sWif*'

HOGS.—Under

N. Keeter, Elijah Lloyd,

Elijah French, Lewis L. Weeks, Dr. Wm 0. Collings, Wesley Randolph. Oma Creek.—Harvey Evans, Wm Patton, Fred Mark le, Moses B. Gray, Newton Rogers, Ed A. Johnson.

PsuBreroN.—Willis Simmons, Henry Baker, Alfred Hale, James Ferguson, Joshua Durham, Charles St. Jobn.

Honrr CRIME —Gordon Lee, J. P. Parkes, David Pagh, Robert Gileraase, 8am'l H. Rignej, A. J. Hull

FATETTE.

PIBRSON.—Charles

STREET

TO THE RIVEER—Theodore Curtis, George Butz, Jamee Chambers, Washington John-

FOURTH

r9tl(

as refers to our representatives We Samuei Oosner, Nathan Erlanger, Stephen CV%DBTVe

.®kairman Furrow.

Benevolent and Scientific Ins

STREET, IS FIRST

Charles Beauchamp, John T. Scott,

FBOM FODRTB

TO SIXTH STRXXT, IN

Frinting-j Deck. Wm. Coats, Joseph Yates, George W

1 and Accounts, [and Public Printing. [oodrnff is Chairman or the joint Haberiy, H. Hulman, Major B. Hudson, Oomm\ttetf%gn Canal Fund, and is also on I Kenneke the CommUt^fce on Roads

FROM

SIXTH TO

—In the United Beach, Patterson. FROM SEVENTH TO NINTH STREET IN FIRST

FIRST

EIQBTH

"STREET IN

FIRST

WARD.—Wm. Lockwol^James O'Connell,

WARD—-Uriah Shewmaker, Henry M«igrove, Frank Fry, fi. W. Allen. SKOIND WARD —Patrick Shannon, Patrick Haggerty, Wm. Sage, F. Schalley, Jerry Hidden, John B. McCroskey, Charles Warren.

THIRD WARD—Elijah Gillman, W, Scott, S. Kirtley, Jacob Engles, S. A. Hull, Timothy Smith,, V. A. Sparks, James Wharry, L. Kissner.'

FOURTH WARD.—Isaac Ball, Robt. Thomas, Mr. Douglas, John Johns, I. N. Pierce, Peter Oliver, J. D. Murphy, H. D. MiloB, Wm.H. Worthingtou,

the --xcke lawe or tbe

United States a 'uty is essewrd on ml- **iae slaughtered of ten cents per ht-«. T..*• «1* lowing returns have.been made:

XO. Or HOGS- TAX-

J. Early & Son 4,582 $45tJ 20 Linn & Reed ,...10 206 1020 60 S McEeen & Co 3,715 jg*|37l 50 W. J. Rieman 4 Co 1,622 162 20

Total by packers 20,125 $2012 50 Xt is supposed that farmers hairs sold hogs slaughtered by themselves about 7,000. It is their duty to make return of the same aad pay tbe duty. In case of neglect, or lailnre to do so, they are liable to be assessed, with the addition of fifty per cent. And ia case of fraud, or evasion, die party offending may forfeit and pay a penalty of ten dollars per head.

The following farmers have made their returns: PBAIEIETO*.—Joahua Durham, John M. Rowe, M. Reynolds.

P» A nine OUEI.—S. Watson, M. Gapen. Boxr.—Samuel Ferell, J. F. joslin. W. R. Ray, John Ray, Wm Thompson, J. Cummine.

NEVIKS.—Nevins & Stuihaw, John 0. Lambert, Josiah Lambert.

LIHTOS.—Arthur

B07II, Juniper Tayler,

P. Randolph. PntKSox!—Felix Beard, E- Roll. SUOAK CBXKX —Mr. Broad hurst, BAD Keein.J Goodman,E Reeves.

FATXTT*—H

James W. Watts, Lemuel

Longhead, Jacob Thralls, Sylvester Owens, J. S. Koontz, Jacob Shanks. RILEY.—Wiieon Foster, Henry D. Christy. Riloy Ray, Robert Jackson, Eben. Thompson, James Mewhinney.

Coffln, Simpson Stark,

William Brown, Charles Stewart, Allen Peters, Isaiah Donham. HABBISOW—OUTSIDE OF TEES* HAUTE.— Jobn J. Brake, (John Kizer, Samuel Mill!— gan, Joseph H. Blake, John Jackson, Rich-

Mc Adams, W Allen,

Case, Ransdell, Ward. LOST CREEK—A Jordon, Hobermayer. Ho.tn CREEX—L Budd, Crandell, 8 Hedges,'Sandford Larkins, Thos Hardin.

Tho City Hospital at Indianapolis

caught fire on Sunday morning last, and run a narrow risk of being destroyed. The be» roio exertions of nome convalescents and and others, saved ihe building and doubtless the lives of many sick inmates.

frig* For tne especial information of certain gentlemen, who are trying to have a jail delivery, upon the promise that tbe cul* prit will voluuteer in the service. We are requester? to say by the Chief Recruiting officer, shat thieves, fellons, and such class of men will not be received by any recruiting officer, aa a volunteer. None but men of good moral character wilt be taken as volunteers. Men who volunteer their services to defend their country are gentlemen, and not associates for jail birds.

BURNT CORK IN TROUBLE.—The Burlesque Opera Troupe which opera ted here a couple of weeks since came to a "sudden yank up" at Indianapolis, as we observe by the following from the Journal: 'The performance announced by Bran

trouPe for.Saturday

The telegraphic communication pub

lished generally in the newspapors, that at a Legislative Union Caucus on the evening of the lOtb inst., that Hon. D. S. Gooding, of Hancock, was unanimously recommended for the appointment of Minister to Chili, in place of Hon. T. H. Nelson, of Vigo, is incorrect. The recommendation given Mr. Gooding was for a position commensurate with his services in the last canvass and was not intended as a recall of Mr. Nelson, nor waa the recommendation unanimous, for thone who declined favoring the recommendation were not governed by a desire to favor or supplant either of the distinguished gentlemen named. But since the two names were connected, the statement that the recommendation was unanimous does injustice to the Representatives from Vige, as they very properly endorsed their fellowscitizen Mr. Nelson, and did all that could be expected or requested in the premises. They also regarded the proceedings as irregular and the action understood as not in opposition to our present Minister to Chili.

THE DRAFT.—There is nothing more trnr than that every one ought tT his share of the burden of the present war. And it is

What sort equally true, shn c.l men who have the welfare of their country at heart—and not from tho teeth out—are willing, and w:li cheerfully bear their portion oi that burden. A man who is truly a patriot, is willing, when it is in his power, to make sacrifices for his country in its hour of need. And though he may be too old, or disabled to do active service in the field as a soldier, yet, when ha has the means, and can assist those who are liable to do military duty he wiil not stay hi* hand, and cry out, I am safe iet those who are liable look uut for themselves. There are men who have plenty of means at their command, who are not liable to the pending draft, and if they were, it would be sa'e to say they would p#y out. There are those too, who have means, who are liable to tbe draft, aed who, if drafted, will put in their substitute There are tnose again, who are liable to be drafted, and who, if drafted, must either go, or give their all for a man to take their place, and some of the latter mutt go, leaving wife and children behind, who are dependant on him for their homes and diily bread. And this too in Vigo county, where, all will admit, there is plenty 01 means and money, if men would do but on« half of what they are able to do, to raise a fund, out of which, all men called tor from this county could be and sent to the field of battle as volunteers. Men who wouid thus enlist, could leava behind them their local bouoty for the use of their families. There is a 0,1 ii now by the proper authority for 300,000 men, and of this number about 400 men mutt go from this county, and about 200 of this 400, mutt go from Harrison Township.

every

This cannot be got around the number muat be filled. 1 the people of Harrison Township will do any where near what they are able to do, every man of tbe 200, can be sent to the army, voluntarily, cheerfully, and willingly- But if they will not, the men called for, are bound to go anyhow, and serve their country for one year, while those wbobave ten thousand times more at stake, remain securely and safely at home, pureusing their businefls. This is not right, nor fair. Especially so, when we could so easily, if all were but willing, pay thoee who go to fight tor oar common country, and pay them well Tbi? can be dpne, and the only question remaining is, bow shall we get out tbe means, tie money, with which to do it This psper contains a notice of a meeting at the

Conct Bouse to-night at the ringing of tbe bell, to consider ot this very matter, and to

exempts "one editor for each newspaper see if some means cannot be devised, to

which was published at the time of the passago o! vus set, and such practical printers and pressmen as said setter may certify on oath to bo indkponsiblo to the $abitcatioq of

make this burden fall somewhat equally upon those who are not liable to tbe draft, as welt as upon those who are not liable.— Every man liable to tbe draft, in Harrison

such newspaper." Davis ia more clever to Township is requested to attend this moetthe fraternity than "Father Abraham." ing, and let none fail to be there.

|y The County Commissioners bold a special session next Monday.

qr The Indiana' Publishers Convention assembles at Indianapolis to-morrow

tW The quotas of two townships Washington county have been filled with volunteers at a bounty of $250 to each man.

QT A. Springfield, grocer sella rack ere at a discount of two cintt per pottfid to^boee who bring a basket to carry them In .—He is economical in tbe pap way, this grocer.

fg/T Hon. Nelson G. Shaffer, member of tbe House of Representative" from Falton octOty, died at Indianapolis Suoday night.— He was in bad health when ce went up to take his seat, and was not able to visit tbe Hease from the time of his arrival.

OT The Deerfield murder, of which four persons were the victims, the Cincinnati papers state, is still encloaded in mystery, even greater than at first. Charles Eeever, who was arrested on suspicion of being tbe as* sassin, has proved an alibi and been released. A reward of $5,000 Is offered for the appro* bension of tbe murderer.

A Paw CHURCH.—The official Board of Wesley Ohapei, Indianapolis, have unanimously voted to rent tbe pews of their charch. This is the second instance in this State, we believe, of a Methodist charch de» riring revenue by the renting of the pews— th* first Instance being in Richmond. It is a move in tbe right direction.

fy There is a large amount ot spurious postal currency afloat. Tbe mqst dangerous sample we have seen is a 25 cent note, new issue, Tbe back is priented in purple and gilt, even better than some of the gennino notes but the face is light "and inferior, Washington's head looking as though he had gone through more than a seven years' war.

Wew York Piano Fortes*.—Onr readers are requested to read the advertisement of Mr. Earnest Gabler in toother col" umn of this paper. He conducts one of the largest Piano Factories in this country, and with tbe new factory, now nearly finished, he will be enabled to furnish dealers promptly, as ordered, with any number of his very ele» gant, and justly popular instruments jaalHw •.

NICWEFAFERS IN

night did not

come off, but we are informed that tbe pro* prietor went of. It is said that while the audience were a«F^mbling ho managed to get his wardrobt ut of tbe back window of tbe hall., and left to fulfill an engagement some place else, leaving sundry bills unpaid here, including one due this office. Ws are told that some of (he members of the troupe were arrested, but having probably been also "taken in," as well as some of our own citizens, by the proprietor «f the show, were release ."

The Draft Association of this town

ship is paying a bounty of $300 to all per* sons volunteering tor one year, and who may be credited to the township, A Government bounty, in addition to tbe above, of $100 ia paid to volunteer^. They are also allowed by the Government $48 per year for clothing, and tbeir pay ia $192 per year making a total, with tbe bounties, of nearly seven hundred dollars. This sum including rations, is pretty fair wages fo one year.

A CHANGE.—Mr. W. Patrick has sold his drug establishment to Messrs. T. H. Barr & Co. who will continue the busineea at tbe same stand under the firm ot Chili^k & Co. It is their aim 10 make this house a first-class city retail drug store and iaucy goods baziar. Tbia la^orite coruer will aa doubt continue to increase in popularity under the now management.

T. Barr & Co. wll continue the old established house, corner of Main and Fourth streets. An advertisement ot the new house wiil appear toatnorroi^

SKCE3*IONI8T« IN BOSION.—Tbey HAYE Secessionists in Boston at leist we have rebel authority for it. I'oi'aid, of tbe Richmond Examiner, telU atress there he felt uUt-iv lonely, as it ^.nioug c. "Mack desert of hw.^riless crowds''—whatever that is—when r.j.^micable looking gentleman singled ot.u «ut and surprised hion with the inquiry as his name. He subsequently took him it»«» law^officser buaiuMaei tablishments, the M^rchA&fV Ex#haib^,J4o introducing him to m-iny a devoted iriend tbe South, who uo! only sympathised with but desired its independence.

Ora.it meeting.

The adjonrned meeting of tho citicen9 in reeard to tbe draft took place laat evening {. N. Pierce in the Ohair After a tew pertinent and very appropriate remark* bjMhe Chairman, tbe meeting proceeded to butineae.

The following resolutionp were introduced by John T. Scott, Esq *iid ananitnously adopted:

Resolved, That every. perqgjl jrko. trom bodily or other infirmity, known or believe themselvea unfit lor military duty, and consequently exempt from service in the army, be requested to apsear promptly before the Provost Marshal, and claim a discharge from the enrollment.

That tbe Committee heretofore appointed be and are hereby instructed to see that every man in the Township not liable to do military duty, be exempted and stricken from tbe roll, and for tbi* purpose they be empowered to*appoiot sub-oomniittess, t^e said Committees to have general power tV adopt tbe beat moans of correcting the enrollment.

The following resolution was proposed by Col. Dowlin&and passed. Resolvod, That Ccl. ^Thompson&t'wjvoet Marshal, be respectfully requested!© fdrhieb ibe Committee appointed by this meeting to make a new enrollment of Harrison and ether Townships, with each blanks as may be needful to make said enrollment.

Tbe report of the Financial Committee was called for ondsbpwt£ thafcUwre was already subscribed $8,290.

Tbe following was offered by John Barr, Esq., and adopted: Resolved, That tbe-Committee heretofore appointed be and are hereby instructed to make renewed exertion in getting subscriptions and collecting money with which to pay bounties and thht the money be paid in McKeen & Demiog'a Bank and that recruits be enlisted to tbe credit of Harrison Township as fast as possible,

Tbe meeting then adjourned to meet on 8atoniay evening ucfc

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MAM

DIXIE.—Some ot

our

people complain of the high prices ol news-) papers in tbe North, (and they are too high,) bat what think they of the Richmond Eu« quirer at seventy dollars a year for the dai fifty dollars per year for the semi-weekly, and twenty-five dollars per year for the weekly? Agents and news-dealers are fuinished at twenty-five dollars per hundred copies. Advertisements ^ro dolla|) per eight lines for each insertion. Letters sent at tbe risk of the writers. Do they regard that as a tax upon knowledge?

SHOT.—-A man named Welch, a re/*' ident ot Montezuma, Parke county, was ahot

THE LOYAL GEOROIAN.—A friend with Sherman's Army has kindly sent us copy of this paper, published daily at Savannah. It ia printed on a half sheet of dingy paper, about the sixe of tbe Gasette, and contains General, Orders No. ,1 AJl^f the Military Governor, General Geary, and special Field Order No. 143, by Sherman, definiog tbe status of Savannah and vicinity alao a fall report of tbe "Oitixeas Meeting," so widely published through the North, on account of its Union tendencies.

We counted 78 notices ot executors and administrators and advertisements of 28 Fire Insurance Companies,)ati Southern institutions, with capital averaging $300,000. We presume the "Stonewall Ins. Co*, ot Atlanta," has suspended business. Mrs. Matilda Taylor advertises lager beer at $1 5{^per glass The Pulaski House "will not receive any boarders to fumiik them meats." Some* body offers $50 reward for seven silver tattle tfpoormr The "Pacificator," a Oat&olic Journal, details at length in ita Preapectus the political e:et0« it will maintain. It is published weekly—price, $15 a year in advance. ThejOhurch Directory contains pptices of 3 Episcopal, 1 First Presbyterian, 1 Baptist, 1 Lutheran, 1 Methodist, 2 Catholic and 2 Synagognes. There are also 1 Methodist and 4 Baptists "Churches for Colored Peo» AND [LOWEST FIGURES pie." An Academy near Mobile aavertisrs tutitian, including board, per session, $175 in exsh, and one hundred poundt of bacon."

Duley offers Machine Oil for sale at $25 per gallon.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

SEASONABLE NOVELTIES

ap yy. LEATHER CUFFS, FANCS' VEILP,

SQUARE BUTTONS,, OEOMETRICAL BUTTONS,

LVON'S KATH'tlHUA. Kathairon Is from the Greek word "Kathro," 01 "Kalhairo," *igulfy)ng to Rluu», rejnvinate and restore. This article 1« wkat lis name signifies FOr preserving, restoring an.t beaaUtying the hnman balr it is. the most remarkable ureparation tn the world.' ti Is again owut-.t aud pot op It the original proprietor, and i« now with the game •are, skill and attention whloh gave lu naleot over •tie million bottles per amuhn.

It Is a mast delightful Hair In-easliig. It eradicates scarf and dandrnS. knepsthe head cool and clean. Ituakesthe hair ich, soft and KIOMJ It prevents the hal^ from Falling off vl tcrn CLr£fflfi&ttiO&

It restores nalropoabaid heals. -t. An lady or gentleman wis vaine& head hair should Gse Lyun'n Kathhtr&u. ti known and used tnronghont the cWllited wor!4.— 8old by all respectable dealers.

OKiTlAS S. BAKNKN & CO., N.

I Aft3«AV OLIA IUif is the (Tiost dellghtf and extraordinary ar Ucle ever diggoverod. It changes the snn torn* face and hands to a peariy ssti.i texture ravishIns boauty, impartln^the roarblo parity or ynut -, and iiio distlngn« «ptearaace inviting in vae city tn|dcp!eii, frechlee, tult tl jgtfhlt It rtmcTPr and roughness rrora the skin, lenviDk ih coapi iton fresh, krausparaSt and uaootb. no 1^# Igjwir5 tresses aci! Opxra lingers. It lf.W!.»t f-viry «honM have. Sold evarywh»re ire ty W. K:V{ Ti oj, u.-psa ell ordep to !».vtn*« N )!itrnei

tt EIiaSTKKKT'S'

MIFFLLTABL" HAIR RESTORATIVE, Cf..ryp tY 'il 1 ie*tor gray .!r to Its original cojoi. sap{.iylugthe o»plil\r, snbes with naturalsaet9CRnc«, .•ipalred ag£ or disrase. "4.11 nstantaueoan iyfsare composed of louar caus» uesiroy'.o?. th» ?iullty and beanty of the hair, and afford ot tta.ra iclves no dressing. Helmstreet's Icirottable Co',V! not only restore* hair to its nataral color by an easy procoss, bat glvoe the hair a

Public Spe&ken«.Mili(ai# Meo and Singers, and nil suffering Irt tB Irritation oi the Throat and 'arsenest will be agreeably •urpriaed at the almost immediate relief atforded by the use of "Broxon't Bronchial promotes 1U growth, prevents lu faiUnjj otr, erkilTroches. Their -lemaicent ingredients «1- c*tes dandrnff, and imparts heal'h and pleasantlay Pulmonary initatiOD, and alter public c^ss to tbe head. It has stood the test of time, be- I speaking or singing, when the thraat is W|jar.- !r.? the oriainal Hnir Coloring, and is con^nntly In ied and weakened by (oo much exeidiee, I sstasing In favor. Used by both gentlemen and !atheir uae will give renewed Strength fn the U«e. It ts aoldby all respectable dealers, can bt vocal organs procured by then of thf corrn.* rc!Ri Hijents, 8. ig, 8A.ENK8 A CO. 202 Broadway, Sew Tori. Tcj

lises. 50 «ents and tl.

r,— isav.—A.

Persons ot sedentarj habits trouble ltd weakoee-, lassito is, palpitation cf (he heart, lack cl appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, constipation, 4c. deserve to suffer if they vrtll. not try the c»)etirateaii.i 'i$

Plantations Bitters

whKD are now recommended by the hihest tueJllea aatUorlttes, «od warranted teprodace an immrdlate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pare, and most saperceed all other tonles where a hnaltby. gentle stlmslantis required.

They part^, st«ux Len aixi IhffRorata.. 7 They create a healthy appetite They are an antidote to change of water and diet. X^ey overcome effects of dissipation and late hoars

They strengthen the system and enliven the mind. They prevent mlasmatio and Intermittent fevers Tbeyporljy the breath and ac ditv ot ihr stciaaoh. Tbey curtrDysprpsia and CoustUHUIoc. Thoy cure Mar/hova and Cholera Morbna. They cure lJver Coapiaint aad Kerr ens Headache Tney matte the wo&k stron/^ thf Ungnld brlUian *aAMo exhan^te^ natore'e grei^t rartete^i They are composed oi the celebrated Callsaya bark, win-t-."gfreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all preserved ia perfectly pore St. Croix mm. POT particulars, •f jtircular* and tertimvlHala around each bottle.

L. ware of imrostors. Kxamine every bottle Jiatithasoar private O. S. Stamp onmntllated o*u.- the cork, with plantaUon scene, and our signature on a fine steel plate side label. See that wor bottle 1» aot reftlU'd wuh Bporiotu and deleterious Kat/Air p«tofclj^t«a£lng la* seD Ftantation by the%a0^i or io Balk-, ji an ItafHieter. Any person ImitaUng this bottle, cr selling other material therein, whether called Flaotatloti Bitters or not, a criminal coder the C. 8. Law, aad elllbeae proeeea^ed hyps. We already hsTe or.r aye 00 several parties rertLUlng oar bottles, *0*4 who will sccceed In gatting themselves Into dose' quarters The demand for Drake's Plantation Bit,eT« from ladiee, clergymen, merchants, kc.U Incredible. The simple trial of bottle Is tbe evi* dense we preemct of their worth and superiority.— They are sold ty all respe droggista, grocers, oeanflrylftoTea. p.H. OKAKEAGQ,

feblSdwly.

PRY coqps.

yesterday tfornlog ie&l^^ DiSClOfiUTe, o'clock. We find two vetsions of tbe affair.

o'clock. We Sod One ia that a policeman attempted toamst him, when starting to run, the policeman fired. On the other hand the police say that he waa arrested the night before at a house of ill-fame and on giviag^ his watch aa security for his appearance before the Mayor. waa released. Testerday morning be waa found leaning on the counter at Buntin Hotel. He was taken to a room and Dr. Preston called hi. It waa found the ball bad entered tbe back and ranging slightly upward, passed through tbe body, coming out at the breast. His vtmnd wair dreaeed^bq* we learo alight, jiopes are ejuertalned ®bit recovery. There has aa yet been no investigation and tbe above as near as we can arrive at,the facts,

Scotch Plaids

Saxony Plaids,

It. Y.

,UAU|

BO £1 W

Pry Cwoods

JC1N DAVIS & CO

JYo, 60 nVaitt Street, m— "SFi'jl

OPPOSITE COURT 'HOUSE.

We are in •took of

receipt and aarivalM

Foreipd: Domestic

'-5^2

tm OLD STTLH8,

LATEST^ STYLES.

.'C

ISESi'l

OtJrERED JU\THiSlMARKET\

CpBotstina «f

Ureas' Goods.

Empress Oloths,

Brobdignag Belts and Buckle*, JrierinO°8. FANCY HECK T^IES,

TIFJLJ, VT RMJPAJE ri Corner of 6th aud Main Street, T.rftHE -HAUTE, IND.

Hromde Jjuster*, JE

Mohair Stripes,

SUMHTU

loaks and Shawls,

BALMOKAzLS^

siii

insi received the glargesl gtoci ef tbe celebrated

Bradley's ^}ufiS^I!iiptic Spring

HOOP_ SRiJRT

Which we Ml) at eztremeiy lew

it?'*?-

LAOfStLOlUS

Keppelant Oloakings,

lien aad Boys WtarrI

HEAVY OTEROOATING8,

%Bfii2J)OLOTH8,

FANCY CAS81MERE8,

OABStNETTa.

flBDEAVT JEANS,

TWEEDS,

I S

FIL A IN SL

lireakfaat j| shawls,

NUBIAS ft SOARFS. 7c]

^Mortaeet ef

T& 0

iieveryth og biactifaL comfortable tenRvo b« an utenrivo steck at nnpn fveasa'w1Wore porchaeing Aew*h

oaa be

Gfve S3

Broadray(

JOHH OA vlS

etWwtT

S3i iiK Jta ?T:r'

DRUGS,

T. &.BAR&. J. H. BARS GCLICX

MCS& IIDIimf

We would call the attention of PhyaK ciaas and Dealers, to oar stock of

Druggijitsjroods

Now in Stora and daily arriving, consist* UUC Of

Medicines A Dye Stulls.

LABD.

LINSEED, COAL, FI»H,

OA8TOB,

&o., Ac., kc,

BITTERS!

Drake's Plantation, Wahoo, Hostetter's,

FANCY GOODS

FOR

THE HAIR AND '.TOILFT,

'cmt* Perfumery and Scaps, j0ar^

I\E LIQUORS on draft or in Bottlss,

Choice Cigars & Tobacco.

f" ALL THE !POPULAR 1

PATENT MEDICINES

O E A

a rn

PAINT, dry or.in Oil.

Brushes, Varnishes. Putty,

lur-

pentine and Benzole.

GLASSWARE*

W I N O W A S S of a or cot to suit purchasers and without additional coit. we have a flue French Glass nicely adapted for Pictures.

In a word yre try to keep all Goods in our line. Ask forjwhat vou want and if we can't supply you we will try and tell you where to go.

T. H, BARR & CO.

Corner 4th and "Wabash StsJ,

Terre Haute, Indiana.

Jan. 16 dwly.

NEW PERFUME

FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.

A Most Bxqniaite, Delicate and Fragrant Perfnsue, DUtiiled from tbe Hare and Benatifnt Flower from which it taUee its name.

Manafactared only by PUALO.^ Se SOX

BF" Beware of Counterfeita

AsUJor Vhnlon's—Take no other. Sold by druggists generally. December 21 w3mts

HATE OF 1XOIA.IYA, COBHTT OF VIQO,

ORDER OF THE

jyr J-'of Common Pitas of Vigo Ccanty at ita Decernbsr Term IBM, Notioo I« hereby glvfn, that the said Court cn the complaint of Joeephlne Lyons by hir n»*t friend vs, Charles E. Hoeford. AdmlnlsSratar with the Will anntzsd of Hester Lyons, de. reaad Jobn Law, Clara Law, Trntte«fi of the Christian Charch at Terra Hsct i. ttdtana'. and t^e Troatees and officers of Be!hany8oUeg« rf Western vlrg'n!a, ordered thai tbe probate of the Will of sai'l Hester Lyon", be revoked^ end that said Wlli be deemed TO!d. invalid aud of no effect

VI necs my hand acd the seal cf t..o V'RO Court o( Ccmmon Pleas at Terre Hante, this Jsnnary iih t. V.1S95.

H. YLAXX.Cl«rv

(Stall YlgoCon-t orCkroiaon JWeas

Hosrotn A BIOWI, Attnrncys JsnllwSw

dmiimirator's Notice

Tpointedundersignedofthe

HE has been apAaminUtrator'of estate of William T. Oil re*se Jeceajed, l&le Vigo County, Honey Cre Township. Indiana. TIE I estate is tnppaeed to be insolvent. Pe-«cns Ing claims agaiast said es ate are r«qaested to pr»g«nt tbe same lm medl&Xy. R. A.OILCSBK-^, d'cSl.IST w3w Adm'r.

EXEMPTION PAPERS. Wc

ITH THE APROBATION AN0 oncurrence of Ool. R. W. rhompsos, Provost ifarahal of lbs 7tb Oosgressioofil DiatrSct, I beve opened au office at

IV o, 1 Farrisiff«o:a'» B!«cl.

j% TBS

EJX^PJR E88 PURPOSE

^Proenring Exemption Faper»£

O A E E N

O O A E

"cfiarge alsigher fee titan that allowed bv law. WHICH IS FIVE DOLLAHS,

AND will give aftrice ia all CSMS gratnitoualy,

dee31dw$*. R. N. HUDSON

CfcjQYKItf G»

'A he a

-. .. -v

CLBTIIIC 81)3Si

Torr^»E :aute«

HAVWQorchasein

rof

are

are prepared to give entire satisfaction to our many patrons.

HARTS0CK & BANISTER,

made our seedfld

winter New York

at the time of tho jjold panic, at greatly reduced prices, we hive

procured a splendid Overcoats, both

stock of

sack and tor-

'toutes, made up in just as good stylo as custom woak, ana at

rices,within reach of all» We ave also a large stock of ready

i&ade Clothing

all styles, for

Men and Boys. A Full Stock of

Furnishing Goods also a large stock of Piece Goods which We I'd

PREPARED to make to order.

for

J8"*

been

manufacture of Clothing, and with our experience and facili

ties we feel willing and able to cope with any Clothing House,

sales and small profits, uniform prices and fair dealings* "With

Mr. John Walmsley in the Merchant Tailoring Department, we

East or West. Our motto is on the nimble dime principle—large

NO. 7» WABASH STftiEBT.

GOOD NEWS. GOOD NEWS. To

All

Mankind,

To All mankind!

nr nrurny

It Will Cure Your Cough, It will Prevent and Cure Consumption. What is tho .Value of Money Wh«a

Compared to Health..

A. Il. 1ST

LUNG BALSAM!

TS WARRANTED HJ BREAK Xihotuos: troablrs me Cough 1 an !ccrertlhle shoit time. The.e Is no remedy that can show mare evldeco^-Df lis m^tits than this Bel.am. fcr -urinir CONSUMPTION,

COUGH5, COLDS, ASTHMA. OROITP.

Diseases of tho Th oat, Brcchitia, Pains •or Oppression of tho Ohest or Lungs. DifBcult Breathings and all tho Diseases of the

Pulmonary Organs,

It composed cf the aotlvo principles of roots and plants wblcb are Ch-m:c*lly extracud ao as to -retain sit th^lr raedicil qna iues.

Its action is Eipittaiaat, Aiternatlre, Sadorlflc, Sedative, Hgioretio and Liurlitlc, which rtndere it ona 1? fcio'meet veiujble remedies know:? fcr curing d'svoates of the Lnags. It eicitss expecto* riUoEj and caows the Lang* to throw off the phl g-. or mncu. cbatrg tiie Secretions, and parifles tb! blood, he sis 1 tie imitated .parts, Rlfee strcngih tg the digestive organs, bring the liter to otoper ecUns, and imp aits -nrsogti. to the whole syWem."

Mothers.haveyeu

|,'"!Mrea

who are always ta

king coid, and snbjovltu Cmnpt Tt^/e n^Ter a ca«." uf I'v ap wiloh di 1 rut orlgiuate tn aud wben your tti lHjgo-.s io bea .sheeting 1 codgiiug, son know taat before murnJcg, ?rc

a ca«." uf 'r«-ap wiloh di 1 aa* orieluate in 'a cold: bed ,cheesing and 1 wHfliNm, -~.jre morning, vTOBp

riArrnfr ninTset in. ami your dear chljd taaf bo beyatd vUlinl he rac!i oi hoip, W" bee»ech ou th refbre»-e« yon vane tb« live* of your childre'tpkee» tkifl csSd-

Mnebyyoa. For uale by city .Druggists generally, and by EMSt dealers in medicine* through the Western State®

Alao. sold wholeeaio and retail b7 the the pioprletors, J. H, HAJOBIS kCO. Cincinnati, 04

For salffbyJ. E. Onnninghatn, Terre Haub. H. Barr Co. P:M. Donnelly •vlll Kelly »nd White, grans*111®. no«4dw3m

Ik^IOVaL.

t*. WILLUilll. Saving removed frost his eta stand t& S O O S

not feus-,TB

UULD INFORM

iot'iers and Ihe pnbiio generally taat he haa tncri-«afd hie faoUltiea for doing vrerk^. and la-aew prepar-d 10 K&ntlfasuure

UUubtt AMI) Bl.iio8.

WilVlfKW AN0 OOOIt i'H&nEg, Will also fnrnlsk MOULDiWGB AND BLIND hLATSI

WB (he ~hort«rt avticv.

All

are

v»od eaU'^ijtvre pnrchealng elsewuste, \m• ira 18M.

NEW YORK PIANO PORTES!

SAJRHS81 GABLERr A Mew Scale First Olat* ?iano-?ort««

NEW factory

JatBd'n-

rPHs

Wo*. 132,124 & 126 EMS22D *it.. E8PECTFULLY ANNOBNXae that he has now e.mpltted W* Urge SEW SACTO-IT, sad enected other arc^ngemutt* for tie great iccie»si 'J file mannfetarlng a* ite'efer will bsabUs h^nsefanrard *o tors oat SaPUSOS PBe *KRK,t)tu,p!yotd Iproai wtthont.tbat tn«mv«nitnt dtlay te wh oi Lf Siiti a «'fJi.CHA»KKJ have been ra^jeeted, I tbe ,ct« tbas for mote vhao two yean past he hsa been coaiisnalft stand red instt uecst^t«hfBd orifr» AfWl SfSoriraea at all timrs mty befsond at fc!» [mannf«cwr sad Ware*reena la C:ty. Xv^-y listrument folly warranted far 0years

Hotioe of Appcmtmeiit as Adm'r.

undersigned bss btcn ap-

A psint b/Joseph H. Bi.te, lerk of tbe Vigo can o* Ckfctm Plea'e, Adisi»!»trstor of tb« Sneteof Xeettmer Denny, lata of Vigo Ccnnty, dteeised TteJieM!e is rappased io Le solve®t.

USW13 Q3 'KW, ^dmiolstrator

7iJ*4w OfXortiiiterBeanej's Sstata.

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