Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 December 1866 — Page 1

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SIXTEENTH YEAR

VERY LATEST

Last Night's

REOPRTED FOR THE EXPRESS

NEWS BY THE CABLE!

The London Press on the "^President'* Message.

Congressional Proceedings.

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CANADIAN ADVICES

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Sews by the Cable.

ITALT.

KOMI, Dec. 18, 1

r. M—Cardinal An«

tonetti has settled the dispute between our

Minister, Gen. King, and the Pope satisfactorily to both parties. It stated that the Pope misunderstood Minister King.

PRUSSIA.

TUTFL Berlin, Dec. 18, 1 P. M.—The National German Conference commenced its session here to-day. mi-

ENGLAND.

LONDON, Dec. 18,1

Consols 89J for money 5 20'g 71 I. C. 77$ Erie 47$.

Canadian Affairs—Banking. TORONTO, Dec. 17.—On the matter of the Bank of Upper Canada failure an action has been entered in the Court of Ghane€ry, against the Bank, by H. L. Hyme, .on Dehalf of himself and the share* holders, for an account of money expended in the purchase of stock. The directors of the bank are asking to hold them personally liable to the stockholders for aniouut thereby expended improperly.

YOBK, Dec. 18—The Tammany

Society yoted.last night not to sell Tarnmana Hall. The meeting of the workingmen at Gooper Institute last night was addressed by R. J. Revelick, of Detroit.

Resolutions were adopted in favor of the eight hour system. ^Mexican advices by correspondence .state Maximilian had renewed attacks of fever. The Ministry were confident of his early return to the Throne.

At Jalapa there wa9 great scarcity of provisions., Amanti- American meeting was held at Vera. Cruz in the latter part of November, at which agents were busy circulating a report damaging to the intentions of the United States, in her interference in I. Mwinan affairs. It was urged that she proposed to annex Mexico.

When the Susquehannah arrived, the people were convinced she came for the purpose of completing the transfer of .Mexica to the United States.

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From Washington.

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—The BepublicAQ Senators and Members of Congress were in caucus in the Hall of Representa** tivesthis evoning, Ramsey, of Minnesota, in the chair, and Maynard, of Tennessee, Secretary.

The only business considered was tho reception report of the Executive Congressional Committee, appointed last session, to attend the management at the canvass. The report was approved, and the Committeo was directed to mak^ assessments on the seats that had not contributed the quota of expense of tbo canvass. The Committee was authorized to act until another shall be appointed.

Mr. Hurburd, Acting Comptrolly of Currency, res pod ed to tho resolutions of the|House, calling for information respecting certain National Banks, which it was alleged had failed to comply with the requisition of the law, requiring a reserve of money. He says, on October 1st, fifty banks were more or less deficient in their reserve, and they were immediately notified in accordance with law not to increase their liabilities by making new loans or discounts, other than by discounting or purchasing sight bills of exchange, nor make any dividends of their profits, until the required reserve of lawful money was restored. Special statements nnder oathi once a week, for four conse:utive weeks, were also demanded, and in every aase the returns were prompt, and satisfactory statements are now made only quarterly.

The Acting Comptroller recommends that they be made monthly, exhibiting the condition of the banks, and thinks the re* suit would be salutary if the banks of New York, Boston and Philadelphia would arrange so as to report each week through a clearing house, such banks as might be deficient.'*'"""

Escaped Prisoner Recaptured—Railroad Matters. CINCINNATI, Dec. 18.—James Barnes, one of the murderers of Leonard Moss, who escaped from the Falmouth, Kentucky jail^ on Saturday, has been recaptured.

There were 70 deaths from cholera in Covington, Ky., from July 1st to December 17th.

Arrangements are about being made, by which the trains of the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Company will run into the city over the track of the Atlantic & G-

Company.

OXIXthC0NGBE8S~2d SESSION

-to WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.

SENATE.—Mr. Johnson presented the credentials of Hon. Wo. Jones, Senator elect from Arkansas. -Laid-the table.

Mr. Sumner presented a memrial from the Union League of Norfolk, protesting against the policy of the accidental Resident, and asking the appointment of Judge Underwood as Territorial Governor of Virginia. Refetred.

Mr. Trumbull presented a memorial from the loyal cifizens of Louisiana, stating that the presont political powers of the State are not loyal, or republican, and asking that they be superceded, and a Territorial Government established.

HOUSE. Mr. Orth introduced a resolution requesting the President, if not in* compatible with the public interest, to commuuicate to the HOURO, copies of all correspondence en tbe subject of the evacuation of Mexico, not heretofore officially published. Agreed to.

The Speaker.CAUed-ft,r the reports of committees.

p. M.—The Presi

dent's Message has just arrived by steam* er. It is the general topic of the press. His statements regarding tho finances are well Teceived, but his remarks about the Fenians are considered weak and tame.

Mr. Price from the Committee on Paci* ficR.R, reported favorably on the bill granting lands for a railroad from Pilot's Sound to the" Columbia fiVer.J TJ*£

Pest Master General Randall favors the scheme of constructing and working telegraph lines as part of ^e postal facilities the country. Tbtere is"an evident disposition in Congress to take charge of the wires.

liouse Matters.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—Quite a contest has been sprung upon the Souse by an effort to strike out'of the general appropriation bill the large sum appropriated for publishing the debates of Congress in the Daily Globe. The effort, however, will fail. 5 if.%• 8J I

Mr. Hale, of New York, said if there was to be any change, he favored leaving all reporting to private enterprise.

The Committee on Finance have agreed to take no vote on the bill until after the Holidays.

The House jCommittee of Ways and Means have commenced a revision of. the Internal Revenue Laws, and will conclude their labors durin3 the session, so as to report a bill when Congress re-assembles in January. It is believed that ther^te of taxation will be materially rediu&d on many articles, and possibly on cotton.

The Indiana Conspiracy Case. NKW YOKK, Dec. 18.—A Specials from -.Washington-says the decision of the Supreme Court in the Indiana conspiracy case is regarded as indicative that the court will not favor the extreme opinions on political questions.

The Ashley impeachment resolution will eventually pass. It loqjcs to a general investigation rather than impeachment.

Address to the Fenians.

NEW YOBK, Dec. 18.—Jas. Gibbons, President of the Fenian Senate issued an address to the brotherhood in behvlf of his coadjutors.-x He invokes ,the Irish people of this country to make renewed efforts in the glorious cause, and says there exists at the present time, a necessity for prompt and determined |ction never before presented to "theni/ ••'V'^ ...

The Fenians at Cincinnati. CINCINNATI, Dec. 18.—The Fenians held a very*large and enthusiastic meeting at Mogart Hall, last night. Addresses were made by Senators Morrison and Fitzgerald and, and considerable money was collected. President Roberts was not present as was expected.

J? A False Alarmf^-i SWKETSBCJRG, C. E., Dec. 18.—On the alarm hero this morning that the Fenians were coming to rescue the prisoners, the troops got out and marched" to meet the foe. It proved to be a false alarm, and now said to have been gotten up-to test efficiency of tho troops.

Tenerai

Batlcr. A. Art

^JBOSTON, Dec. 18.—It is stated ex-Adju-tant General Schouler intends publishing the. letters that will connect General But* ler's name with several profitable speculations during the waf, with which the public are not acquainted.

I Fcman Trial.

SWEJTSBURG, C. E., Dec. 18.—In the court this morning Thomas Madden was placed in tho bar.

Devlin usked leave to withdraw the plea of not guilty, that he might challenge any of the Grand .Jury and have the indictments quashed, contending that the list was illegally formed and that it did not comply with the provisions of the law.!

The Judge adjourned the court till tomorrow to consider tha point.

From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—Secretary McCulloch has issued an order stating that much irregularis and delay has prevailed among tho Inspectors of steamboats in rendering returns to the Supervisory Inspectors of their respective districts. He notifies delinquents that this direlection ef duty renders them amenable to the law and requires that any violation of the same shall be at once reported to the Department,

.NEW YOUK MARKET. NEW YORK, Dec* 18.^ Cotton firm "at 34j@80. Flour opened 10@20c better, but closed dull with the advance partly lost, Ohio at $11013.

Wheat opened 2@3c better and closed quiet with the advance lost, at $2 40@ 2 45 for No. 2 Milwaukee.

Pork steady, old at $20 25. Money ewy at 7. Gold opened at 38f aad closed at 37}.

SisfflSSSS

ST. LOUIS MlKKKT. ST. LOUIS, Dec. 18.

^Markets heavy and business restricted by want of shipping facilities South. Tobacco unchanged. -J

Hemp declined to $2 20@2 40 for undressed and $3 20@3 26 dressed. Cotton firmer at 29c low middling, and 31c strict do.

Flour firmer fall superfine $9 25, .spring extra $10 80, full extra $11, -and double extra $12(§)13.

Wheat stiff, and holders',ask an advance Northern Fall $2 40@2 45, and prime to strictly prime $2 500 2 60.

Corn dull and easier at 89@94c new, and 94@97cold. .. Oats firm at 74@76c.

Provisions quiet and business small. Mess Pork $21. Bacon clear sides 14c. ?-g 1 Green hams 10c. Lard 12c in tierces, and 13jc in kegs. Whisky $2 25@2 27. Hogs firm at $6@7 gross, mostly at the latter.

Dressed hogs $8. Receipts 2,255.

U1NC1HMAT1 MAKJLKt. CINCINNATI, Dec. 18'

Flour firmer, superfine $9 56@10 50. Wheat in good demand and prices father higher, No. 1 Spring $2 45 and No. V*Ud $2 85.

Corn steady at 55 to 60 for ear and sHelled Oats firm at 56.

Barley unchanged. Whisky in moderate demand at 26 in bobd.

Cotton firmer, middling 31J@32, but the demsnd is not active. Hogs in good demand, sales of 6,000 at $7 60 to $7 75 net. Receipts 7,000, and for the* week 47,000, for the season 179,000 against 165,000 last year according to the Price Current.

Provisions quiet and the demand light. Mess Pork $19 50 0 20 00. Bulk meats 7|@9j and 10} for should ders, ildes and clear sides packed.

Green meats 6@8 and 10 and the demand light. Lard dull at 11|@12.

Bacon 13 for shoulders and sides packed and 13J@13 for clear side. Sugar Cured Hams at 18.

Groceries dull, Coffee 24j to 28. Sugar 11 to 14. Cheese 14} to 15. 1 LardOoil declined to$l 05@1 10.ss

Gold 137@137J.

FOR SALE.

TpOR SALE—A Splendid Dwell-

X/ lug Honsn, w.ith.jKTeii good room* all in good order, well, cittern and out-building*, litnated pn South Fonrth street, in tbe city af Terre H»nU. PoHenion given immediately. 17Kw S. HABBEBT, Beal EiUte Agent.

T?UR

SALE OR TRADE—I have

J? for

for tale, or trade for city property, a Buggy and Harnpis, a twj-horae Wagon aiid Harness, and two splendid Horses. Here is a good opportnnitjrfor whoever desires such property, to get it at low figares. fi. D. GABTEB. decl3dtf

FOR

SALE.—COAL MINES.-

The undersigned will sell one-half and upward, of a Coal Shaft, at Gurrysville, Sullivan county, Ind., on the E. A C. Bailroad, consisting of M^cres of Land, four Town Lots, two Dwelling Houses, three Horses, and all appertaining thereto. There is a Coal Shaft sunk upon it, in good working order, with a four feet seam of a good quality of coal. Apply at the Shaft,'in person, in Currysviile, or by letter, to EDWABD SMITH, 8hellburne, Sullivan county, Ind. 6dlm

USB AND LOT EOR SALE H°

-Tha-undersigned offers his House and Let for sale, sitnai ed on North Fourth Htreet, °ne lot south.of Locust street. The lot has a front of 37 feet, and to MT ltoet devp, and the heuseis an excellent frame of two rooms. On the premises aregood buildings, wood-shed, smoke-house and kitchen, and a fine large cistern. The lot is stocked with the finest quality of fruit trees. Price 9700, cash. Fer particulars inquire at the premise*, decl.lm HKNBY LAYMAN.

SALE —THE UNDER

signed oifersto sell at fair rates and on reasanable terma, two houses in Mattoon, 111., and two in. Bose's addition in this city (rates 911U0 to 91400-eaeh) also, a business stand, besides vacant ot, land, ic.

Any person wishing to buy Beal Estate just lay aside year backwardness, and call at tuyhonsn, near the City School, e»t of the Depot, and make your selections, before I give it to my frieuds It cannot be disputed that all my city property is a good investment to any one having money. £n. quire for, or address WM. POZIKR, 23dwln Box 1C1 Terte Haute, Ind.

XpOR SALE OR TRADE—A

JD A f*rm of 76 acres in Prairie Creek town, ship, well improved. For information enquire of J. VoriS,'corner of 4th and'Chestnut, Terre Hilfc,

Indiana. ji7-dtf, •R'i rsaOTa «-J«

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4. Q. SW1SHKK.

HAVE SIX NEW HOUSES

on Third street, four squares from the Court OUBP, which I offer for sale very low. This will bo a paying investiuont for oon having money.

THOMAS J. FUBKEST,

14 (i Offloo corner 3d and Ohio streets.

WANTED.

WANTED—AGENTS.—«75 to

PIT

JUouth for Gentlemen, and $3S

to 875 for Ladies, everywhere, to introduce the Common Sense Family Sewing Machine, improved nntl iieHoct-d. It will ^teni, fell, stitcb, quilt, bind. br.tid,aud embroider beautifully—Price only 32"—making tlie c*l»nic lock stitch, and fully wariMiitei_t 'i tlii.t- years We pay tlie above wages, or c~umi^iouj from which twice that amount Cxn b" ''..ill AddrisH, or call on U. BOWERS A CO.," ura'-f No. 6 Mouth Fifth Street, fhidadelpliia,

PK. HI

i«itern inswered promptly, with

circulars and terma. dec3dlm

WANTED- -A SITUATION

Bj ii BOX, l^uueen yoara old, siu irt aiid

intelligent. Wouid like plnce that lit* can muko a permanent li uie. Kuquirc itl this Ollice,

AGENTS

WANTED.—For the

Gold Uiedal Sowing Machine*, in every City and County i» tho Union, Tlie least complicated two-thrfciui Machioe in tbe World.

Addrc«8 A• F. JOHNSON & CO,, (Mini 334 Washington St., Boston, Mnws.

WANTED—DAY BOARDERS

VV A few Gentlemen cau get D.iy Board at the largo brick residence, on tbe south-west cor* tier ot' Sixth und Ohio streets. Apply to J. P. McDonald, at the Store of Wingato & Black. 6dtf

\I7 ANTED.—OLD IRON.

—Tho

W highest price paid lor all old scr ed at the_ Passenger Depots ap23dtf

scrap Irou

Phoenix Foundry," near the HcELFKESlI & DKNOliKB

HATS AND CAPS.

EW YORK AIAT STORK

Joseph C. Yates, JUST IN RECEIPT OF Mens' Hatsoi nil kindit,

Boya' Hats of all hinds. Misses' Hats of all kinds, Infants* Hats of all kinds, And at all prices.

Hats mode to order on short notice. Conn and see THE FALL STYLES, Corner Main ana Fifth Streets, Terre Haute, Ind. nov 27dtf

COAL.

ICHARD MoELRO

Is now supplying the best quality of River Ooal at tbe market rates. Orders left it Chambers' Grocery Store, southwest corner of the Public Soaare, wilt receive orompt attention. 1*61

/"10AL COAL !.--Of ft Superior

V/ quality, from the NEW MINIS at CUBBYSVILLE, for sale cheap, at the S. C. B. B. Co. Depot. We respectfully solicit all Dealers and Consumers of Coal, to call and examine it. Any quantity cap be had at all times by applying to the Agents, J. P. Davis, Marble Bhop, Wabash St., rrank Qarthwait, Frontier Grocery and Provision IS&r COAL Miraw CO.

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19 1866.

SOLDIERS' CLAIMS. To Soldiers, Claimants, &c.

Special 9otlee flrom D. S. Danaldson.

Military Board nnder Gen. Canby, recently in session tt Washington City, has published a new form of application tor the bounty due discharged «oldiers, nadir the Act of July 28, 1866. Nearly*11 theyh*v*donehsretofore.mustnow be done over again on the in form. Those having bounty Malms with M* respectfully informed that I am now ready to reflx their papers, according to the regulations of the Board, and the Pay-•taster-General, and I will take pleasnre in waiting on them promptly, when they call at my Of.

Claims for bounty for a deceased son, must now be made-by the Father add mother, jointly, as the claim belongs TO CM PABKRTS, when both are living. The Mother, when living, must sign the pa-'

SethersIke

iTteilh Falktr. In such claims left with mv, are respectfully requested to bring their wive* to my Office to arrange the application according to this late rule.

Widows having a claim for pension, under the old law, or for tacreose of peiuion nnder the new law, are informed that a new affidavit is now required in relation to the ages of their children, or their abandonment, or adoption by another person, which mast be nods before their claim will Its allowed. Those having such claims with me will please remember, and call at my office when in town.

Applications itlrrady made for pensions or bounty for minor children, or bounty fer widews or mothers, are prenamed to be right, and admissible. There is no bounty now for brothers or sisters.

S. DANALDSON,

Office Farrington Block, up-stairs.

oct26dwtf

A Card.

AVING sold our entire stock of Stoves and Tinware to R. L. Ball, we take pleasure in recommending all our friends and patrons, in want of first-clasS Stoves and Kitchen Furniture, to his large and well selected stook. And having also transferred to him our Agency and interest in

PETER MARTIN'S

WARM AIR FURNACES We would cheerfully recommend all who desire a superior Furnace to examine tliein. There are now several in use In the city, and all work entirely satisfactory to the parties using tliein.

•In this connection, we would say tbat wu are now exclusively engaged in dealing in

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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

Wagons and Machinery

Of all kinds. We have on hand superior

A S A W S

Oii*cular Saws AND ENDLESS CHAIN POWERS,

Corn Shelters, Cutting Boxes,

And a fall line of

PLOWS!

And we always keep the Genuine

RICHMOND PLOW.

Made by S. HONEY & CO., at Bichmond, lpd.

Oar place of business is now at tbe OLD WIGWAM

Just West of the Terre Haute House. JOHN SCOTT & SON. oct27dw8m

UNDERTAKERS.

S A A A

UNDERTAKER, Is

prepared to execute all orders in his line with neatness and dispatch corner of third and Chorry treets, Terre Haute, Indiana. jan20-6-dwtf

TTJST RECEIVED.—A FINE Assortment of Ladies' Oents' and Obildrens' Ml IB,CM TT»—aomethln^ that has never been introduced here before—by

ISAAC BALL, Undertaker,

my26 Corner 3d and Cherry streets.

N E A I N

The undersigned has removad.hls Coffin Sho[. to Mo. 14 North Fonrth Street, ow door North of Cincinnati Hense. All those who have calls for bis services will find at his establishment a lar^e ats.rtment of

Metalic Burial Canes*, Gaskets and Wooden Coffins of every style and sir An elegant hearse always in readiness.

Orders left at his shop or at his Book sti.i n: promptly attened to. eo7d6m M. W. O'COKKKLb

pREMIUM Chester County Pigs

nstancly on iiand, a well selected siock of the par. St breed CHKSTKR COUNTY WHITES.— Iam prepared to ship by KzprodS to ail pxrts of the United States, at reasonable prices. Having paid particular attention to the bleeding of th-se Pigs, I will guarantee all sto.'L to bt of tiio purest and finest quality. These Pigs make more weight or feed considered, than any other, frequently weighing fro flva to seven hundred pounds at 10 to 18 months old. For sale by

GEOBGE B. HICKMAN,

RESTAURANT.

HE CITY RESTAURANT

having changed hands, is now offering great inducements to the Hungry. B. BUSSKLL being the presen Propriotor, intends keeping a first clues Sating Saloon. Everything in its season, furnished to suit the most fastidious. Also, it separate apartment for the accommodation ol Ladies.— Thankful for past favors, I hope, through closc attention to my business, to merit a snare of tlie same. Also, Ice Cream and Lemonade constantly on hand. No liquors kept. aune 4dly B. BUSSELL.

AS FITTING.

GEIGEB WICKS Having commenced the Ga» Fitting binineBB in connection ,witb their Lockpmithing Knlablishnent,. hope, by prompt attention to orders, to merit a slmre of public patronage.

Shop sonlh side of Main street, near the Terre Haote •iS3Mm

MAGISTRATE.

THE

O AND

:a 3?

undersigned will altcnd tc office and duties of Justice of tho !\ace, and to tbe writing aud taking of acknowledgemeuts ot Deods, Mortgagor, Leases, He WIIIHIMO attend to tlie collection of Notes and Accounts.

LINUS B. DKNKH1K,

ffice corner of Third and Ohio Streets, Terre aute, Indiana. tnrlriftfm.

QTEAM BLEACHING

PRESSING HOUSE! There is now opened, next door to the Clark House, on the corner of First and Ohio street", Terre Huute Ind., a Steam Bleaching an.l Pressing Establishment, of Ladles' Hats and Bonnets, Gentlemen's Hats, Straw aud Felt ol every description will be cleaned and pressod, and wade

Xo Look as Gkiod as New!

aug3dif

O. DUFFY, Proprietor

WHOLESALE NOTIONS.

UBIAH JKITEM. UCNRY MILLIE,

TEFFEES & MILLER,

ll Wholesale Dealers in

YanKee Notions,Cigars, Tobacco

-AND

COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. ISO Mall Street, terre Uante, Ind. We are just in receipt of large CM of Notions, Toy83 Fireworks!

Woolen MoSlt, Bnek Oloves, 4c., Bouirht at Panic Prices, AMD SOLD AT WHOLK8ALK ON LI deel6dtf

JJEMOYEP!

SINGER Co'S SEWING MACHINE Ofllea baa been removed to No. 63 Main Street, north of tha Public Square, where the different styles of the Machines may be seen. Call and ex:2... ». A. MIMDXMHALL,

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"VI

WANTED—Nico openings for the nioW

corn meal and Honey Syrup, at 4 lefar^i aoj

i. dt£ .o

If you want a Hat or Cap, of ill®

latest style and cheap' go to Wolfi Westfall's, 73 Main street, Terre Haute.

j.- 6-Ul PitxvATje MEDICAL ADVICK.—Read I* "Whittier's advertisement in...another column. april4-dwltaw-ly.'.

ifWd

Mince meat, ready for the pies, on

Fridays and Saturdays, at Bandleman &

Ray'f,r-

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tdi

IVtUc.

Sweet Cider, Raisins, Currautfl and

Citrons, at E. K. Wright & Co's, 155 Main stfeeK

A. New assortment of Dress Trim

mings in solid colored Sifk "Velvet 'Ribbons at Nippert & Co's. itf .,,

We the umder^ign^,thave formojl

a co-partnership for tho purpose of carry-! ing on the busiaesa of Upholstering and Carriage Trimming, in all its various branches, and the manufacture of Spring Hair and Husk Mattresses, Church Qu$lj^ ions, &o., &c All worl^wi satisfaction. We also buy an3 kinds of Household Goods, at our Room?,' on SeCoh'd streetj ofjpOBito" 4le Stewart House. R. FOKSTKR, 12-d2tawltn.ilJ. M.LA^THANCK

NEW PIKCK GOODS.—Hartsock & Ban. nister have just received a few pieces of heavy Cassimores for business suits, Mog'cow Beaver for Overcoats, aiui&SS&tshiHa for ladies' Sacques. These goods .have been bought -since tjje*great decline-in. prices, and will bo sold cheap for cash.'

Gents, for a fine Calf Sewed Boot

for $9, go to W. McKeen & Co's. dlw.

NARCOTIC SPRAY.—Something new— something good. The Narcotic Spray, ft local application toerpainicte jffictraction of teeth—no danger because absolutely local—applied by Dr. Weld.

Also, the Nitrous Oxide Gas—alwayspure, and administered with his ^usuaL skill. noyjadtf

Some persons, on account of the

simplicity and cheapness of tho Challenge Washing Machine, are inclined to overlook it. These are its greHt mgrits sieca it is warranted to perform the V^ork of any other machine, even if it Obsti fouV times as much. Go to Foote's and learn more about it. dif.'

We have on hand a fine assort

ment {of ladies and gentlemens' furs for sale at very- low prices. Wolfe*& Westfall, 73 Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana. [21-dtft

Smoked Halibut, St. Louis Pic Nic

and Butter Crackers," and a general assortment of Family Groceries, just received at the "Star Grocery."

A very extra article of Young

Hy9on, Gunpowder and Oolong Teas at the Star Grocery, corner 4th and JOhio streets, 25dtf

Call at Wm. Hensel's new Grocery

Store, one door south of the National Hotel, where he will keep tin hand nice Cran berries, new Raisins, Currants, RoasMd Coflee, dr:ed Peaches, Buckwheat Flour fresh Butter and Eggs, and all kinds of game and poultry. as 26tf

OPERA CLOAKS.—Chincilla with white, border, very new also th& Maria Louise Opera Hoodj 'with many other new and attractive articles just opened at Tuell, Ripley Co's. dtf.

#05™ We have determined to close out our stock of ladies' and cbildrens' Furs and fine Hoods within the next fifteen days, and offer tbefti at' extremely low prices. WOLFK & WESTFALL'S, 73 Main street, Terre Haute, Ind- '[6-dwif ». 5

NEW MEAT SHOP.—Rupp& Voris haVc opened a Meat Shop, at No. 13, South 4th street, -ft few doors south of the Post, Offioe, where can, at all hours, be found the best of all kinds of Meat?, Sausages^ fce. This will prove a great convenience,to thoso who find it inconvenient to attend tbe morning murket. [5-dtf'

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MEININGEK &SIEBERT'S IIU.-.ICAI. COLLEGE.—Having complotod tho accessary preliniinary arrangojnents, and engaged and refitted the extensive hull in ®Minshall'sjbuilding, on Alain struot, tito undersigned are now receiving and clttsil'ving pupils, and will coinineiK'o tlioir course of instructions inimJilia^Gf^aft^'flie holidays. Their course of instructions will embrace lossons upon the I'iano, Organ and Melodoon Violin, Guitar, Flute aud all other instruments Vocal music and tho cultivation of#rthe voice Thorough Bass, Harmony, Composition and the rudiments of musio generally.

Persons taking a thorough course will be graduated, and situations as teachers in colleges or otherwisev will be procurod them if desired.

Night classes will be formed to accomodate youne gentlemen and others who cannot attend during business hours, em-« bracing a course of study that will enable them to read music at sight.

Lectures on the Science of Music will be doliveredin the Music Hall of the College on every Saturday afternoon to all pupils, free of charge..

The terms will, according to the grade of the pupil, be lower than of any similar institution in the United Siates ~Tir

Forjfurther particulars apply,at prefect, at Lindeman's Music a tore, No. 91 JS^in street. S J. C. MEININGKR. dwlw '0 Wu. SIEBKRIY'V

Green add dried apples, dried

peaches, cranberries, cabbage, turkeys, 'cod fish, Sttioked hallibut and game in seaion, at Bute Bailey's. -J dtf.

Tjie' "Ladios'' Aid Society will

'hold tfieir Festiynl in Dowling Hall on night., On account ot1 the un* pleasant weather thd soliciting committee

it imposible to Visit every family for fijfftributions for the tables, and would re« q,uest those Who have tUteayt given so .liberally not to wait to be called upon, but 'send in their donations to the Hall on Thursday. Our friends living in the coun« t^y who have always remembered the efs i^forts of the Society, are requested .to send their dream to Stones or Scudder's confectionary on Wednesday afternoon or

Thursday morning early.

While Jerusalem the ancient Jew*

ish habitation is being filled with Northern Yankees, there is still a portion left who ~visit the family grocery of Randleman&Ray and get fresh supplies evefy

day-.-i!,^'

CBSAP!—A large invoice of gents hemmed ^linen handkerchiefs with or without borders, at half price, 25 to 75cts also 12 dpzen Ladies hem stitched linen handkerchief at 25 cts., worth 50 ots., at the dry 'goods hWise of Tuell,' Ripley- & Co. dtf

For Buffalo fur-lined-feet, or Arc

tic Over Shoe#, at low figures, go to W McKeen & Odfe.- dlw.

Buckwheat Flour, also a No. 1

article family Flour at $14 50 per barrel at the "Star Grocery." dtf.

Remember, no trouble for. us to

show.goods. Call and see our styles and prices. Wolfe & Westfall, 73 Main street,. Terre Haute. [21-dtf

Jtrst RECEIVED Fresh from auction, ZjdOO,.yards Fancy Plaids, at 20 cents. '2, 008.. ,•««'* uL'" at 25 cents. Tho cheapest dress' goods of the season .g dtf. EDSALL& Co. .1

BOOTS AND'SHOES.—Having just received a large tiJdition to our stock, we (^prepared to supply everything in our .... "S ti-i -J*line at very low prices. 13-dlw- W. MCKBEN Co.

CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.—Cornelius & Haggerty are selling Cloaks and Shawls at reduced prices. They have marked $30 Cloaks down to $20, $25 Cloaks to $15, $15 Cloaks to $10, and $10 [Clgpks to $5. iM" TASJr-0

lldtf

Jgr Two hundred casks Bordeaux, Claret, Rhine, Port and Sherry Wine, Cognac Brandy and Holland Gin for sale at G. Weiss & Co's. dtf ri*b tflT Bussian Iron Stove Jipe, "circular and square Elbows, Coal Cook, Pallor and Heating stoves, Ooal Hods, Fire Shovels, &c., &c., constantly on hand and for sale at S. R. Hendeson's.

Orders for fitting up stoves or pipe will "be promptly attended to by competent workmun. Remember, Fourth street, second door .North of Main. *[15dtf -*E»S^-

CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE.—A large number of our citizens hold tickets in the drawing of the great Opera House of the country, and they will be gratified to learn by the card below that the drawing will positively take place on the 21st day of January, next. At that time there will be awarded among "the holders of tickets, the Crosby Opera House and lot upon which it stands, costing $600,000, and three hundred choice and valuable Oil Paintings, by the first American Artists also, the Original Life size Bust of Abraham Lincoln, from Life. With every ticket there is given a splendid engraving, worth near* ly thd price paid.

W. H. BUCKINGHAM & Co. are agents for this city, and we advise all who have not invested, and are disposed to try their luck in this direction, to call on them, examine the engravings and learn the particulars as.to the premiums and drawing. Here is the card of the managers. It will be observed it is in the hands of a committee composed of the leading men of Chicago-

CARD.

"Wc'nKTuridersigned, a Committee appointed to conduct the awarding of premiums .0 the members of the Crosby Opera House Art Association, have been authorized by tbe management to announce Monday, January 21st, 1867, .as the time when the final award oi all the premiums shall be made without further postponement.

In ordor that Mr. Crosby may realize the full benefit of his enterprise—and that the certificates may be held by bona fide purchasers, and not by him—it is neces#iiv that the remaining certificates should be* speedily disposed of.

Tho Committeo assure all parties interested, that every care will be taken to se« euro perfect fairness in awarding the premiums.

W. Coolbaugh, President Union National Bank Jas. H. Bowen, President Third National Bank J. C. Dure, President of the Board of Trade James Fargo, Manager American Express I. Muun, Munu & Scott, Elevator J. A Ellis, President Second National Bank Clinton Briggs, Ewing, Briggs & Co. E. G. Hall, Hail, ivimbark &Co. Francis A. Hoffman, Ex-Lieutenant Governor Amos T. Hall, Treasurer C. B. & (4. R. R.

MALTBY'S CELEBRATED OYSTERS!—We are now in receipt of, and will continue to receive daily during the entire season, these large and justly famous Maltby Baltimore oysters, which we will bo ready at all times to serve to our customers either by the can or dish. Ours is the only house in tho city where this first-class Drand of oysters is kept for sale. Gus. Winehart, the celebrated cook, has charge of tlie Rest taurant department and will be ready at all times to attend to the orders of his old friends and customers. 19dtf. ^GXOBOB HABKRMEYKR & Co.

FACTS FOB THE KITCHEN AND PARLOR —It is a well settled fact that Tebbatt'a Physiological Hair Regenerator has no equal as a toilet article. It never &ils to restore gray and faded hair prevents its falling off frees the head from dandruff, And often produces a new growth on bald heads, is richly perfumed and a charming dressing. Every bottle is warranted.— Sold by all Druggists.

«0- Jeffera Milder have just received a large assortment of Yankee Hotfoot staple and fancy, a oompleteUiM suitable for the season, bought at thpiloweet priceii and are to be sold at' small praAti and quick sales. Country merchants would d» well to give them a call, the eartisr the better, and select goods direct from ma factures and no mistake. Wholesale tra-e only solicited. Call and see, and judge for yourselves, at No. If6, Main street. 28-dtf.]

UNITED STATES IN WA* WITH MEXICO —GEN. SEDGWICK ADVANCING—T. H. Riddle preparing to follow, and in order to do so, will sell 100 good fashionable Turbans for 75c each 100, better quality, for $1 each 100 nice "Velvet, at $1,25 to $1,75 200 Gladiator Hats at 75c to $2 300 nice Breakfast Shawls, at $1 to $7 600 Hoods and Nubias at 40c to $2. Hosiery, lots of 'em, at most any price. Zephyr, worsted, can beat them all on that. Furs! Furs cheaper than—well come and seel 2,000 pieces Sheet Music, 6c a sheet. On Dress Buttons we can beat any two-h»rse store in tho city. Silk and Velvet Ribbons, Trimmings and Fan?y Goods, that must be sold.' Sewing Machines—we don't fear anything in that line. We have them to sell or give away. But call soon, before I leave, at T. H. Riddle's little one»horse storo, 18.North Fourth street. dtf.

SKATES I SKATES!—Five hundred pairs of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Boy's Skates, all styles, just "received from the manufacturers, and for sale cheap.

Decl2tf

The Wheelsr A WUson Machine,whenever exhibited, has reoeived aaimilar award at every Ohio State Fair since

1868.

a VE8TA9J^HEP MAY 12,1861

S. CORY & CO.

TERRE HAUTE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE —The place where you can procure a complete commercial education at reasonable Tates, and become a good penman.— Writing class this evening. dtf.

^SPECIAL NOTICES.^

CHRISTMAS I!

SANTA GLAUS holds carnival

every day at tbe Dry Good* Houa* of

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO'S.

lie is shaving off rapidly Zephyr Ooodi, FaraShawls, Cloaka, Far Hooda and all aorta of hand luma Present* for Old Folka, Touffolti, Little folks, Big Folka, Harris! Folks, Single Folks and Babiea. TJIK FBOSTY OLD GENT grants interviews to everybody till January 1st., 1867, from 6 o'clock A. M., to 6 o'clock P. M., at 134, MAIN STREET!!

Ladies' Masquerade and Fancy Dress SUITS.—The ondersigned has for the coining Masquerade Balls, a nice selection of Ladies' Suits, to let at reasonable prices. Also, idles' Fancy Suits made to order. MBS, J. EBEBLE, N/W. corner lit and Chsstnnt Streets, flrst house north of the Uanal Basin. decl0d3m

STATE

IT T. 2 "OHIO

OJ.,

GROUNDS,

DAYTONFAIB

OHior Oct.

19,1866.

We, the un4#raigned, as a unit, award the First Premium to the Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine

aa the bast Sewing Machine for Fam

ily use, tlie basis of oar judgment being !. 1st—Simplicity of Construction. 1, 2d—Durability of Work. jp 4 3d—Eaaeof Working. 1 jr J't 4th—Stillneaa in Banning. 6th—Simplicity end Completion of its Attachments."

E. WILMOTH, Agent,

No. 68 S»ueh 1th street, one squire Sooth of the M. E. Chunh. 9dt

Picture Francs.—All those wanting auy thing iu the Picture Frame line will do well to call on Isaac Ball, corner of Third and Cherry Streets, as he is prepared to do anything iu that Una. [n3d3m] ISAAC BALL.

Barr's Pectoral Klixlr has no superior for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Group, Whoop ing Coagh, Hoarsneas, Ac. To the afflicted we can confidently recommend it. Pleasant to take and, only Fifty cents par bottle, at oc22dtl BAKU'S DBOG STOBX.

Tbe Best is tbe Cheapest.—B. F. MERKIL is now receiving tlie BEST BRAZIL OOAL brought to tbe market. Orders loft at McKeeu's Shoe Store %r at llartaock A Bannister's will receive prompt attention. d6m*

To the CUUens of Terre Haute.—We un .in tlie Attention of our readera to a careful pe rnaal of Ir. Easterly's medical advertisement to be found in anothercolumn. d6m

"I," "I," Lawson's Neuralgic ANI RHEUMATIC CCKATIVE is nowboingof-.-rod to tho people of thid community as the only Medicine which will perform uutoataiieous and,'certain care for the above diseases. The Proprietor guarantees every bottle to give immediate relief.— Try it! Get a circular from our Agent, T. H* AK.lt ft 00., tar-) ii into. sel9fl3m

Ail who are in want

I. L. MAHAN A CO.,

d*w6m -v"

Agtnts. rs

HOLIDAY PRESENTS will find it to their advantage to call on

H. ROBINSON, 103 Main Street, Terre Haute, Ind.,

Where will be found a well .seledtcd stock of No tiou. hardly to be surpassed by any iu tbis part of the State

FOR THE CHILDREN Tb»ro will be fuuml the best stock of Dolls iu town, aud of miscellaneous Toys a numberless va. riety.

FOR THE PEOPLE A splendid assortment of Table Cutlery that can not be beat Pocket Knives,, to suit te million fine Wallets, Purses and Fancy Goods. BBEAKFA&T SHAWLS,

HOODS, NTTBIAS. SCARFS AND HOSIERY.

FOR TUB TRADE There are plenty of PINS and NEEDLES, THBEADS,

STATIONERY, BUTT NS. PIPES and CIGAB TUBES, PJAFUMEBY, JEWKLBY,

And a Fine Stock of

O O a A S All of whieb will be sold cheap for Cash. Please remember, tbis is the place to bay

Table Cutlery,

for wears selling Sets from 75cents to S3,00 which are more than worth tbe money. delOtoJl H. BOBINSON.

H. & I. RAILROAD CO.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Company will be held at the Offlce in TWrre Haate, on Mondav, January T, 1867, between the hours 1 o'clo P. M., and 3 o'clock P. M., for the pur. poaeof electing Directors for tha ensuing year.

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