Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 December 1866 — Page 1

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SIXTEENTH YEAR. $f

TAB DAILY EXPRESS.

OFFICIAIL PAPER, PUBLISHING THB I S

HAVING

THI

LAKGK8T

CIRCULATION.

55—S=^=^= 0 GOLD closed in New York on Saturday

at 133}

JIBE

at Hong Kong destroyed about

two hundred houses.

OUR foreign news indicates that a rupture between Greece and Turkey is inev£v!:T.: itable.

A SERIKS of colliery explosions have occurred in England, resulting, in a terriblo loss of life.

THE Mexican news is as unintelligible as ever. General Lew "Wallace figures with Juarez to a very limited extent. 1

THE steamer Tasmania Hag afrivetl" at Southampton from the West Indies, with yellow fever aboard. Out of ninety-six cases, only two deaths occurred.

MB.

Sc&UNTORT, Bresidfcnt of the New Haven Railroad, was killed Saturday. H$ slipped from tba platform of the cars and the wheels run over his body, causing almost instant death.

IDAHO news states that a memorial to Congresa for« division of that Territory will probably pass the Legislature. "The name of the new territory will be Col urn--bia, in case the division is effected. r-—ji i|« j.—irSLA

THE great Ocean yacht race is concluded, the Henrietta being the winner.— Ninety thousand dollars was the prize. The event has caused some excitement in France and England.

OUR dispatches give a few of the particulars of the massacre by the Indians of a company of ninety soldiers near Fort Kearney. The Government should let Mexico alone long enough at least to'whip out the Indians, who are murdoriug-o^r western pitfTieers and soldiers. ,•

THK Irish corre^ondei^, of an Eastern paper, writing from Dublin undor date of the 8„th inst-i says: "On JaijMS Stephens it depends whether or riot,- before this flionth rolls away into the irrecoverable, pi^, Irish insurgents and tb soldiery 91 England are to' meet in deadly'conflict'on~the soil of Ireland."

This month has almost expired and tho prospect of a Fenian uprising seems distant and obscure. It will be woll tor Ireland if there should be no conflict of wmn upon its soil. The decisive battle to be foughtlffi±WQnv?ttL)jH.po litical.szzr:

A Savammab conespondent says: "It would bp ^M»t as easy to get a jury in the N artlrAikji&fri^L afjeraohof manalaughtor for sMMit^ T&a^ifeV as to' get trjtiry of rebels to ilnd a rebel guilty upon a charge of killing a negro." This is strong languago,.bfatiSt i8 borcfly stronger than facts from nil parts of the South would seem to demand. The cofcdition of the negro was never worse, than it is.to-day. -JH-f jffould be better off in slavery than under the operation of "My Policy." But the time is not far off when in theSouth^as well at in thel?or&, ^he civil equality a^irfen will be recognized.

THE New York World says: "Wool«£rowing in the Unit*d dtatfes has suffered or proposed exactly as duties have be6n high or fowl"

Precisely so- Manufacturers will ^pay for domestic wtol just what, neither more nor less, it costs to get the foreign H'ticle of the same grade. They, like all tmjflrsi patronize the market which it is-for thtfc interest to. What the World says bsfl been the case formerly must always continue to be. If this is not the intended meaning of the World it is certainly the only one ^arranged by facts. If the importers and foreign capitalists could havo their way, American wookgrowing would be a ruined business.

SERIKS

of letters have just b#en pub

lished whiet! "comprise the official Santa Anna correspondence! ThW® of tHto letters wfltwritje^ byjhe venerable exPresident and. ex.-Xictator of Mexico to Mr' Switrd, trfie Iris nephew to the same, and four of them by Mr.. Reward himself only one, however, is addressed to Santa Anna. What was the latter's object in coming to this country] is left entirety "covered. The wily old man professed. in his letter to the secretary of State, warm sympathy with the Liberals, and that his only ofcjtot .was to succor Juarez but the latter warned .Mr. Seward against trusting him. It is is quite possible that 'Don Antonio Lopez do Santa Anna.—as he sighs himself, is really trying to regain the Presidential office which popular disaffection i-oYnpetted him, H555, to abdicate —it is highly probable that Juarez is afraid'rif it.

THE Paris correspondent of a New YotJCpape? says

moro of a muddle to us hero than to even ynu ^Wseelffs that the Emperor, who maintains a strict survpillance over the press, does all h6' chn to keep the French in i^iiorancb'tipon tho subject. No wonder, for as another correspondent says: *atS misfortunes now coming home to roost, this ill-hatch&d Mexican bird-is ,of- avilest omen evil continually. Starling hawked-eyed,_oagle clawed, loud-voiced ^Gallic chanticleer, coxcombed with fantastic hope returning with ambiguous flap and.flutter, draggledtailedi '^wwV pomplBst^not beaters merely in fair tight with equals, not even disgraced merely—but duferaciouslv laughable—a canard turned goose—a moribund goose that never laid golden eggs only gavoi tau-klthg |tflmjSea tbat it would lay them. The ridicule is tho worst of it.— Most lethal to a French jeer's prestige is the flop of funny death angel's goose wiagr

VERY LATEST •'Wfc

Last Niffhfs

KEOPRTED FOR THE,EXPRESS

Colliery Explosion In England,

Terrible Loss of Life

-r-: -.-.v-VC' vr^r

The Fenian Excitement in Ireland! ,-*, sjt"

nmui CLAIMS AGAINST FRANCE.

Proposed Division of Idaho.

Latest Mexican News.

Railroad President Killed.

Latest Foreign Intelligence.

Indian Massacre on the si ^Fiainsp*

he Yacht 11 ace Ended*

THE HEKKIBTTA Vl lSiS THE P^IZEI

I #0 o-—*

Nensations in Epgland -and ^Prance

Ac.,

Arrivals—^Yellow Fever at Southampr ion—Colllety Explosions—Terrible Loss of Life—Fenian Excitement

Creating In Ireland—No Further Arrests Being Made. f. NEW YORK,

Dec. 29.—Steamer Aus-.

tralasian from Liverpool on the 11th, came up this morn ing, having been aground. ^Steamor Panmonia arrived at Southampton, with yellow feyeron board, from West Indies. Had 96 cases and 21 deaths during the' passage.

Details of the explosion at Oak Colliery show 318 deaths, and that the second ex» plosion caused 28 more deaths, mostly mi* ningengineerg and firemen of theneighboring colliers. Two more explosions occur red on the same day and caused the search to be suspended. Another explosion occurred jiear Staffordshire. Seventyfour lives were lost.

Fenian alar ill Is reported subsiding Ireland and no more arrests are reported. The claim against

Airnan in France

by the United States is 2,230,000 francs, which is the amount paid by the Confederates for ships of war.«sf"*liS? ©X

Proposed Division of Idaho—Mexican News. SAN FRANCISCO,

Dec. 28.—An Idaho

dispatch says a memorial to Congress for the division qf that Territory will probably pass the Legislature. The proposed.name of the"now Territory is Columbia. '-,^',1

The late storm extended far north, und prevented tho rcceipt of tuo usual amount of treasure.

Nothing doing in whmit. the highest nominal quotation being ?l 00.— Amoant remaining for export 125,000 tons.

Estimated gold coinage received nt .tbn Branch here during the past year is about $20,000. .:

A Chihuahua letter nf the 4th, gives accounts of a grand ball given by* Juarez. At the banquet General Lew Wallace proposed a toast to .Mexico and Mexican States. President Juurc-z in responding to the toast said, speaking of the United States, "They do not desire tnorn-of our territory they will not insult us by ask--ingibr-it.".

The otEcial periodical of the Governthent says the idea that Republican Gov^. erhment is disposed to cede territory to tho United .States is absolutely false.

No official information of the banging of Escobado has been received at headquarters at New Orleans.

Foreign Sews—London Money Market LONDON, Dee. 27.—Money market steady.

Wheat firm Winter Red and Southern 12s@13s 3d."'" Corn easier at a decline of Is 6d per quarter on week.

Beef declining.- Vs Pork lower. Petroleum firmer, refined scarce. A Paris letter-asserts that an exMiition. is preparing in the "United States^P aid the Canadian insurrection .*•'•u -?•.

Generftl King, Unitcni MiniAer to Rome, had t'nrther correspondence with' Cardinal Antonelli, respecting the alleged recommendation of the Pope to our Minister in Candia.

Transports were to sail on the 20th to bring back the French troops 111 Mexico. $55'

Canada—The Storm.

MONTRKAL, Dec. 29.—Heavy snowJ(la'st

QDEBEC, Dcc

29.—Tide

rose yesterday-

about five feet above ordinary high water mark", 11 ooding a number of wharves and doing some damage.

MEADVILLF, PA., Dec. 29.—Been snowt ing past ,48. hours. Still snowing. Now wo feet deep.

Santenced to be Hinc—The Attempted Insnrance Swindle—Abbott Knna AwayfronlfOB^yjffrfi.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 29.—Hamson Bumgardnar was sentenced to be hung on the 15th of February at Marietta, Ohio, for killing Sohn Thomas.

Enbank, sented last September, made an attempt to escape from jail yesterday, He knocked down and severly injured the Deputy Sheriff, Baker, but was finally se^ j_ cured, after being jdiot -ia the JanabiL shoulder by another officer.

Mr. Abbott, Mayor of Eatoi who represented the fictitious Mc! in the attempted Insurance swindle, suddenly left Eaton yesterday for pwrtf un known. Abbott was agents fdr XSifcloJ tha Insurance Companies which had given policies to McFadden.

Afire last night destroyed Wander's slaughter house, llenry ii.ess ler's tannery and two adjoining dwellings. Loss ten thousand jdollargca^losyileS^^vi

rance«nd' Mexlco^A Collector Be-

signed.^-

NEW YORK,

Dec.'ii).—It is reported

thyt Collector Snaytha has resigned Th^-la^fqr^iga^fleys mission of Gen Carey to France refers solely to the Roman xuestion.

Printed* procla"mations-iiaSre^S€&razed in Fauborg, and St. Denis, Paris, inciting revolution i*.Spain,. «0^r the Gen. Prim.

Marshal Bozaine telegraphed. Mappleon December 3d, as follows: "Maximilian is still in Mexico, aqt^b^ not decided regarding his future movements. The -evacuation of Mexico.^ re« quiring to* be* coinpletwl ^!y** tKe "Ys't of March, it is urgent that transports should move without delay.

General Sherman and Minister Gampbell arrived at VeraTJruz on the 29th, and left the 3d. Thoy appear to be animated by sentiments of the most conciliatory character.''

ProbTnilJf Wttee1 Turkey—Fire at Hong Kong. NEW YOBK, Dec lA—The Vienna Pressee says, a rupture between Greece and Turkey Is ine^itible^ TJ 1

Two hunfired flreatHongKwgip,r Civil war in jkparilOuspencfSd.

LONDON, Dec. 26.—The yacht Henrietta made her trip,' calculating the difference between London and New York time, in 13 days 23 hours and 58 minutes, beating the Fleetwing eight hours and fifteen minutes, and tbeVea£^i&£S9ft« five minutes. The members of the Royal yacht squadron wi 1 i^e itfeifchtmSiri- lit formal reception.

This race and its ouick time is cri a sOTsittgFtff

The NeWTork Pipert and ttfel graphic Mews. NEW YORK,

£iwftats!0

Associated xfess, anaaenounceS it as a lie for a sinister purpose. Tr 'Jr, The World says it prefers paying any amount for all the new! fnrnished by the United States and European News Association to paying about $1,200 per week' for the'stale ew^dfjiM^iatedljPress monopoly." ThVWorld'p(5ints%ut'how'the Herald prints its special cable news, ceeats its conledcrates, .andqmnq ^e heretdfeTB? iolates all its agr^mehtS^itf^impunity, and the ring mpnopoly dare not inform.

The World furth^ ^^ifilheSttiti^. States and European News Assocmtion is fun 1 is hi g"fr esh .an ^ell Cdtripil6d'*ne^.i to two or three times as many journals nsthe mobopolyj and 'ij"bder the the great uhd live journals ot and.the cojfideggtt^fJ.he publipj,- feas distracted all competition.

---<>--- Railroad Accident.

LONDON, C. W., Dec. 29.—Accident at Sarnia Junction on the Great Western at Kamaka this morning, was caused by the emigrant train running into the train on the Sarnia branch. Three cars were wrecked, and six persons injured, two supposed seriously. ---<>---

Particulars of the Indian Massacre. ST. LOUIS, Dec. 29.—The following brief particulars of the recent massacre on the plains was received on the 21et [sic] inst.

A detachment of troops, consisting of

84 men and three officers, started from Fort Phil Kearney, taking the route to Montana. When five miles from the fort the troops were attacked and surrounded by 3,000 Indians, and after a most desper-

ate fight every one of them were killed. It is reported that the loss of the Indians greatly exceeded the number troops engaged. Sufficient reinforcements have been sent from Fort Laramie to protect the military posts along that route. ---<>---

The Yacht Race Ended. .LONDON, Dec. 25.—The yacht Henriet-

Dec. 25.—The yacht.Henriets

ta arrived at Comes at 5:45 this afternoon The trip was made.-in about fourteen days., H~ T^TVAWTC

LoiUi.^N( Dqc. ,2g.^tTbfi y^ FJ|e^iflg' arrived-^: Oowqb aA 2 nJj^Joek .thig^morn-, ing. The Ycsta arrived3 30 this morn-

•ns-

Detention or Passengers at Nlcaraur.' gua. ... .3 NEV YORK^

Dec. 29.—^fhe steaojer

Moses Taylor, of the Nicaugua line, which arrived here in ballast, .waited two ^aya over her time for 'paisd&geii, .\ihefl»jlie'.. steamer August in, Nicaragua Dec. 8th, sent the Tayior'lo this"porV/^ft a conae^ quence six hundred paesengers,'iijioloding^ Ihree liundredj T^nt^Trooj^f *^ho left -New York-on elrtrfjolhT# NMfintMrj-"fcre

detainedJo.NieaGaiiga».aA3 caqnef^^fe hero imtiltheTrqtgrtt of the steamer from America. trZi&ltfZL

****. iSi****. Wjs4« „-r^

Mtmtholon salled to-daT for France.

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HHiial He BMS Pa^ Dw.

j- .. Weather Beports. 'CHraicio, III. Dec. 28.-^Cle^r and cold.' Mercury 2° below «ero. rtr'asi'-ttUw and cold. M«rcM^'2*®4bpvii«)H "^iu Av'

De& ^8 i-ilntensely" c'dldf

10"? beiow^erd*- -VBOCK IabAHl, I'ec.IL"8.'-I4*'

RACINB, WIS,

MADISON, 1?II,

Parley uael^iigeil^

Hogs frmw, with^^ood^d^nand, all taken at $7 00 to $7 &5, and at the close' 17 7p wpcaskeWQr extra Jarge. Receipts f,909*md.' u.'»* «i' ^ieaa Pork held at $2.0320 SO. 3ulk meat(|ui([t at 7K^8' fer shouidera ^nd 9|for aides and 10f@ll for dear tides ill packed.

JteaU

Be and bams 9j(a)§£, hoidjsra asked ^c igher" at tbe close.

Lard fiiruier, prime.kettle 12, du. steam

I Pokk aud lard C09perage sqarce, and prices,- pork bbls at $2r 4002- 50. Lard tierces ttt $2 ^0@3, and a pressing demand but light ktoc^s of the article made last', summer sold now,t he market is bare vf

^GokM32J -"... "i I—

NtW XOBM. MARKET. HfgwYoaa, Dec. 39.

Cottofi higher' and active at 34@34J. FlOurvety.firm, quotatinons, unchaprg-_

Wheat quiet and firm at $2 05 for No. 2 Chichago spring'.

Oats cuiet £62^64$., P&rK'fetogr/new *20(g34 for'old and

DreSieono^s ^higher at 8J@8j fbrv'citesn. ..... Money firm-at- 7 pier cant.1

SterfitifaudhuUged. (iuld iiruier at 33J. 7:.., Qovernfaentaf firmer.

t&T Ne^tUams, at ^ippe toe's, dtf.

Dressed chiukons and turkeys every,

morning at Butz & Bailey's. ,dtf.

ARRIVAL.—Of new Silver in new stylo at John R. FreemanT" dtf,

CARD.—The undersigned have recently procured tbo.general agency for selling the Celebrated KANNET XX. and

Smith'fr ffirtftfis old Lrewery, W. Va, which they offer to the public bj' the. bamel,"'h*lf "barrel, or bottle per dozen.Send us your- orders. and they. will be promptly fltfed. fdec7dlirt FOSTER & FAHNLT*

Bran^ Shorts, Corn, Oats, and Haled

Hay, and Ship Stuff, at Rippetoe'a^ dtf^

$&" Pure Po"H and Scherry Wino fbf" mfldical &'•'W^i^s'i Cti'M.

Co^SKjt^kTi^^To conserve Is to. pre. serve-^-^Boyd's Hfldicated Cream h*s pre* aervied ihe peye in many— familiftxftfflcted with Itch anc otber loatbsbm'e sf fT^-: eases. -It is a- «Jvetrtgtt' ntorfdy.4- Fop sale by all druggists. dwlw.^

TK.RRF-HAITTF. IJjpj^J^AMONOAi!^MORNING,-'- DECEMBER 31, lgff6*t"--'^fy

E be

29.~In consequence of

the'anow blockadoitraina there

UJI

Urge

aqctftauMSlw Vt wutern bound freight at this alia point* west, ^which the Empire liae is seniing forward as rapidly js_puadble, over the Philadelphia and Erie route, $haiibeing ti» only route opea eastward Passengers 'are also accumulating here, a^d at Dunkirk in large numbers.

Dec". 28.—-Very cold.

•Mertii^^at^rSro.^ "t!. j/m ,. -.n

dtllforala—The Bonthcrn' Pacllle Railway. SAHCFRABOIACO

Deft

29.—The.

survey

^of she'- Southern rXteUforiBailway has commanoed A large amoant of stock has been taken.. Then, is .no difficulty of

Ground will

be brbken to Oalifornia early next Spring: i^|i^g„ jiteadlly. to^dajL.-lferaury 62 ,*** "fioivA tc-c.J- ,"V-

Ballroid Presr.

-j deat Killed. Dec.29.—Mr. Scran--$N£lftlt of^Sft-ltewHavenBailroad irto heret^is'ttiorn-:" '"fW|^^y'Th»'

Hai»

t.W 0

iai'O^^Mle^-iiv flooKi,

ii..' ji" \. ..

ikout sailed lo-day for Europe,

D^"g8od# very qui^ir" ^if.e amsutta prints reduced ^c. New 13^c.

^t«pben* .MiotfiiejM as a Umbug. i^tTiRiwL 'DBc.~2ti.^Gan. Meiietij ray aeveral years connected witiT the Fenianorg^vta^j^^^xflenguooes Stephens a^'hittribng,

4gauua-him:

World con-

tradicts the mendaciqus statement of_ th^

veount¥ymen

?JltlliTs J* ATI

MAKkKT. Deo.'

^lpur in ^air lem«nd and the market 50 and trade brands 111 60 jofir" I AVbeat froMr,Ko. 1 Spring$2 40 No.

in elffarsd

tor^and t3@M for ear#o«a w..h c-. cuo Ostk duii. wo. ratr53.*J Eye dull and prices nominal at $1 lo for if Or t.

foe assortment of Jackonett and

Swiss JBdgings end inserting® at Nippert dtf

& Co. keep the best as-

Sorted stoek-of Dry Goods in the city, and at pooee-thai aait the times, dtf ..

Iflftnn CLOAKB.—Chincilla with white jborder, very^ ,new al»o the Maria Louise Opera Hood, with*many other new and attractive articles just opopwlat Tuell, Ripley A Co's: ,_.dtf.

Bp* The purestsweet milk can be found jBvery day at Geo.X. Beigler's, south of the National.Housa -dtf.

WASTED—Nice

above aero!"

ijlce Stopped Tunnhigiir t^ river-^ QUINCY,1U.,

Dec* *28.~Very cold. and

Dec. 28.— 26° above zero.

openings Tor\iS* ne'w

xorn meal and Honey Syrup, at C. I. Kipley's. dtf.

If ySH waota Hat "oic Cap,.of.the

l&tesntyle and cheap' go to Wolfe A We^ftyi'Sj'73 Main street, Terre Haute~_

g£?" A New assortment of Dress Trimmings in solid colored Silk Velvet 'Kjbbons at-N4ppert & Co's. dtf

An extra article of Sorghum M-

lpsses at 50'cents a gallon,' at the .tlUr Grocery, corner 4th andjOBio streets. dtf.

ffiT Afresh arrival of fine Candies, also Candy Toys, tor sale at the Star Grocery, corner of 4tWand Ohio streets^. dtf.

pjf A fresh supply of choioe Butter, Eggs, Turkeys and Chickens at the Star Grocery, corner of Fourth and Ohio streets. dtf.

Dec. 28—1^..--

Whuky^raier, 26 alked and 25 offered •—"nd tales. Cotton a ^bade firmer, but not much,

Di-cl2tf

CHXAP !—A large invoice of gents hemmed linen handkerchiefs with. or without borders at lMlf pricef 25 to 75cts also 12 dozenJadiea^hem. stitched linenJiandlecchiefs at 25 cts^ worth 50. cts^ at the dry goods "house of Tuell, Kiple£ & Co. dtf

Remember, no trouble for us to

show goods. Call and see "our styles and prices'. Wolfe & Westfall, 73 Main street/ Terre Haute. [2i-dwtf

T.vyo? liundrejtj easks .jbordeaux,

Claret, Rhitfe, Port and Sherry Wine^ Cognac Brandy, and Holland Gin for sale at G. Weiss & Co's. dtf

iST Russian. Iron Stove Pipe, circular and.square -Elbows, Coal Cook, Parlor and Heating stoves, Coa| Hods, Fire Shovels, &c., Sec., constantly on hand and for sale at S. B. Handeson'si.- ..

Ordersfor_fltting^p'stoyar"or plpe will be promptly attended to by competent workmcn.v Keaiembe^ Fourth street, sec-

N or a E

SKATES

I HKATKH!—Five^unared

of Ladies-',vGentleme6'sl and-Boy's Skateo, aligtyles,jost received from'the manufactures, ^nd for sale cheap. i~. ,•- & CO&Y &WT"

|j|^ Tho best Dried^ Peaches in the market, CX I.- Ripley's.* «l*f.

R" M. H. ABBOTT.

Heavy Beaver and Cbfnchilia Over £oat^ custom-made. Hartsock & Bannister's. V.- ^27-dtf

IJWITED STAT*8 IN YF A* WITH MEXICO —GEN. SCPOTFIGK ^ADVANCING—T. H. Biddle preparj^l to'-fid^y^.-and in order to do so, will sell fash^inable Turbans for 75c each 100, better quality, for $1 each 10C pice Velvet, at $1,25 to $1,75 200 Gladiiitor HatS "kt 75c to $2 300' iiiet. Breakfast Shawls, at $1 to $7" iOO-Hoods •amd^N'ihias at 40c to $2. Hosiery, lots of eui, at most any price.. Zephyr, wonted, can-beat-theai all on that. Furs! Fufs cheapcrthan—well come and see! 2,000 jPiebea isheet Music, 5c a sheet.. Gil Dress. .Buttons we can beat any two-hur»e stoTe 11 th"b'ctty *'"fcjflk"'- and Velvet' Ribbons, Trimmings and Fancy.Goods, that must be sold. Sewing Machines—wedon't fear anything-m that line.- -We- ba-ve thens toBell or give away.. But call boon, before I leave, at T. H. .Riddlers little, jgne'-horse store, 18 North Fourth street. dtf.

We have determined to close'out

our stock of ladies' and childrens' Furs and fine Hoods within the- next fifteen day?, and offer tbem at extremely low prices. WOLF* & WESTFALL'S,

OUNTY! BOUNTY!

Id.-. The

u$oya

I,aclotqf good dr^

oont -WoodrJWWed and deiiverei^ io. ady part itT A^i^i ^Woody&rdat the intetsectRm ofiphird and^lAfayettffBttniet*, Qp^' posit* No.

S Engine Hoose.

19-dSic *3* JACKBO* MAHOITIT.

LOCAL NOTICES. Ladles' Masqaeradeaad Fancy Kress SUITS.—The undersigned baa for the cooing uquirade Balls, nice HlietioD of tadfra' Suits, to let at reasonable price*. Also, Indies' Faacy Soitt BMde to ordar.- Mas. J. KBKaliB, N. W. coraer lit aad Chaatnnt StteeU, 8ret koake north of the Oaaal Baaio, s. declOdSm.

"OHIO STATRITAIB 1 DATTOK OBIO,OBOONDS,

2£d—durability

street, Terra Haute, Ind- [6-dwl

SPECIAL NOTICES.

CIIBISTMASI!

&ANT-A CLAUS liultlB earnival very day ut tb« Dry Got»d8 liuunv^f JWv-

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO'S. He is shoving off rapidly K"phj^r FursC^h*wl|i, C|uak8, t'ur Uoods and a^I rurlsnf hand Bouie Pi esente for Old Folks, Young Hoiks, Little Ktrtks, Bix Folks, Marrie I Folks, Piugle FolA Hit»f Babies. TUB FBOSTY OLD OEST grant, iiiterviows to everybody till January 1st., 1807, (com o'clock A. to 0 o'clock P. at 134^ MAIN STREET!!

TCME'S&UTI,.DISC. IS, 180FL.

Daily report* now arrive rem Washingten City, ahfrwing that my forma for appli-. ration foi Bounty are ACCEPTKl) and At*PROVED by tho Paymaster 'henefal. "No'

in Btae,'' barinn ciaime, may rel«

npoa fa is dealing and PROMPT

PAIUBNT

this Office, anil may loqk for thdlr payment! about Acrll lit. Twiw.* m. April let. fllMtf 0,-S IUHAXPSOK.

(Carriage PaintiBg!

HOWAKlii HANSIKfi, Carriage Painter, Corner 5th and Cherry Stretfs, #*»f Fred.l.'Myera* Oarrlagp and Wagon Shop.

All work entrusted to my care, trill l)e dobe

aealaeeeanil diapatoh,-«4-warranted

slnctloB.

OTT|rED AiiEl

WITH

U» I»E»A»—

reeaotisbleshare of public patronagi

li-MSDtMfallyloIlclUd -. llelltr

ALE AND BCCR.

WH. H. SBKU.X,

city. Uor. 3d and Gharry, •a Mta *T#£'J.VO

Oct. 1*^1866.

We, tlie andersignod, as a unit, 4»ard tb« Tint' I»i»dUam to fhe WheeUr Wil«on EeWtlig Machine Cb., tbe best SswlDg 'Maehftie Yor ram.ily use, the ba«U of oor JfldgmsnttelBg' ^, ,i«t—Sfmpllcity of Coc»tf uctian_.

of Wort.

tt3d_E»e.

of Working

Jtfi-r-Sttllnew io Bunniug. 5tu—Clmplicky and Compretioi^ ,o!r its- Attacho&eutf.''

XUb Wiericr Wilson Machine,vheowrer 'eii' hilnisi. S»B

received aeiaiilir awardat etery Ohio^

Jute FaU tuioB IS5S. ... J. WilUOTH,. Agent, i|o. Si tuu»h 1th itreet, one iq^i're £fiaib of iliet M. E. Churoh. "1 Mt

Barr's Pectoral Elixir has no supeiir for the ears L'TCuUfchs, Colds,"Croflji, Whtiop* at L'ougli, Hoafsu&e, if. To the ufflfcled *rcau. eo)iildeutly recotnmond it. Pleasant t^.teto and. oulj^"Fifty cents par bottle, at "o.i dtl BAKB'S DfiCQ tTOaE

-To tbe ilttzfnb of Tcrre Haute.—^Ve iu^ its f.Jje »i touticu of Liir re&den.tn a ttfrefu! ptruaul uf Vf KMlerly'a isedital "8dTertiaoui»ntto' be found it) anothercolOmB. d6m

The Best is the Cheapest.—E. MEBKlL ia now receiving tlie BEST BBAZIL COAL brought to tbe market. Orders ]oft at ifcKeen'e bboe Stose or at Harteock i, Banniiter'a will receive prompt attention. dbtU'^i

WANTED.

ANTED—AGENTS.—$75 to Per Uonth for Gentlemen, and-735

bind, braid, and embroider bekatirully-*Erfee oaf J2J—making the elaatic lock 8tltcli,andfoUjrw»rtanted'for three years. We pay thu abuve waigea^ or a commission, from which twice that amonnt* can be toadu. Address, or caU on 0. "B0W£BS& CO., Office No. 235 Sonth Fifth Street-, Phidgfelplila, Pa." All fetters tnswjred promptly, yit" ciroulare and tenns." decMI

ANTED--A SITUATION«*By BOT, fourteen yean old, durttUd. intelligent. Wouid like a plaoe that Le^cacymake a permanent 1 ).uie. inquire at tbil

GENTS WANSlS^TtW Mmftt Sewing' iMacfiiABS,' in etery Ui»y and C'ounty in the^Untdn Tlie Uaat complicatud two-ihcnad Machine in-the World.

Address A. F. TOHNS0IT.4 00".', 9dlm 834 Waahlugton St., Boetcn,'Man. --T- i, VffAN TEJD—DAY BOABDEHS

V'T A few Gentlemen can^get Day'Board-at the-Urge brick residence, on the aottth-west cor^ net of giith and utiio streets. Apply to J. Ft McDenald, at tlie Sinreof Wingate A Black. fidtf

WANTED I "Htgliest'pricc lellvered 1 Paesejjgrr 1 .apiWcUf

palre

rjoTiCE." —TV.11 who are Indebted will pieasexall and settle their accounts with* driller

OliD 1 RON —The

Utglre«t*prlce paid tor all old scrap Iron' delivered at the "Phoenl* ^Kouadty." near thfc Depot. MoKLFBKSy A DRNOLBK apr--

NNUAL MEETJNG^as* —, ... ..-tea ^.

H6T

NATIONAJ. J'laac

tl«.ui'at 1

Terte Haute, Ind^rBec.^'IT. 1866.

The fourth -annual nieetiug «rf "the- Stockholder* uf tiilaBank, for (he purpose of eteoting sefan Dlreetors for (he ensuing y»ar, will be. held at the Bankfpg House, on Tuesday, tho lath day of January, 18B7, between the-honrs of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4o'clock f. M. „-5

Byofder ol ih« Board.' [S. A. BRKRICK, CasUlPi.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

-----

Holiday Presents

BUT IOM£THI?rO

jsa. vi .U -4-xaa-l ?*dw «uv« ?TUELL. RIPLEY CO.

10 Yards frehcli Merlip $6.^0

¥ards Engllsta Merino, $3»00

iOYds Ele^nt ris'rd PopUns ».50

10,®00Ids best Fig. DeLalneB .25

A N S

Elegant urs fortadiesv! :„va RJEDUt£tt I ix.,% a "t .:i-Vw j. Eteganl Furs for Misses,

Elegant

FUMTor

Ladies Medno Ho»e,3^40^45ft as Children's Hose, Sratt-Vartetjr.

NIBIAS 4 8BE4KJEi8iPimS«. wr-a #{i Jt. 'jt-*i4*au

IU1.F PHICK

.THE CUfc£A*E&V

A A I O N .j' riTt S't TTiiA'-' tiWi

'8JE.A. «r*Li ... 9.

BBOv

«M* JtKf bOnght .tbe ISotUing

iniliy.LOI'ACMi'*CO., and a» Oow to IbMiatt Saloons and Private FaintliM wilb Sot tied AU, superior to AKY ever nt oSared in this

Si'JM i-

TOEI.L, KIPLKY & COA •r. .v ifta Main Mcdriw^ferrMMIK

ji.They

0 S N A N A

.icyqrsvru '/I FOK YOEFFT- -1 uJM 'js:uis&&k Rjk.

O I A I S I if fm ••m: or

tnienKi i» «0 tJa© Weak I rv*- rfi'b" Youth to the Aged Tbi* p^aiajtpn le uneqoaUed as a B^juveaato Snd Beatorer twaatodor inert function^.

MikBVOCS IKCAI'ACITI. DYSPEPSIA, DEPBI6* BION," tOSS Or APPETITE. LOW 8PIBITS, W EAJLfc-'Etib 01 THB OBOANtiOF GENEBATXON, TU£i!nit,TrT, MENTAL INDOtEKCI, EMACU

AnOJr?'VNOI1

DOCTOR WHITTIEK,

ADiploma

KEGCLAHLV BEEI PHY6ICIAN, as hii w'bieh hangs in his offico will show, has made CAroitv Diaeate* the study cj hit lift, Ana haa a „Uniutt-wiue reputatioo, havijog been longer located S.Tdai^than aoy oluer Chronic Disease Phyeiciafn.

tfdk IfAlllVltllilTAP And aU. CHKOSIC DI5XA6EB thatlewito Ml" »t5JU CIIAlUr. PTIOIS", cured by a

Tbe Aged ahonld be certain to make tha Blokrene a household god, inatmnch as It will render tbem ^onthftil in feeling and laitrength, aBdenablethi live ovw again the daya of their priitinejoy. ihuSi

aotonly exhUSratesbot ctrengtbens, sad is really an iKratnajUa biasing, eepecially tethoaewhohave been reduced to a condition of servility aelf-abna^, i.rfofortune or ordinary alckneu. No matter what the-caose of the impotency of any human organ, tbitf snp?rb-preparation will remore the efleets si ooce and forever.

BIOKRENE!

OURE8 IMPOTENCY, ^JWEWAI. DEB It

ITT

IT HAS A MOSBDBLIOHT: ^OVEL

jflE.jiiiiB AND. NOVEL EFFECT UPON T1 CfPKVwTS -gyflTEM and'ali'thoae who are la any osttated by nervoup disabilities are earafistly *"1: -S io seek a cure in this most excellent and

preparation.

tb»

UD-

Persons who by imprudence have lost their N A13 0KAL VI60B, will hnd a speedy and permanent core

BIOKRENE FEEBLE, tho LANGUID, the DI8PA1B1NO the OLD should give this valuable diacovery a trial It* intra found totially different from all other artl* cles for the aame purposes.

IO. BKH4I.KS This preparation Is inTaluableIn iwrvoiw weoVufSS of all kinds, as it will reetere the «akted etrength with wonderfnl permanence.

Ufcta grand toffic and«illglrereliefIn Dyspep-. slai«'iCh thfl fltit doee. A brief ^persistence In its use will renpvst" the itoinach to degree of perfect Health

And banish Dyapepala forever. Onedollar ppr-bottle, or oil bottles for 96. Cold tj Dr.ugglsU geueraly. ,. ?ent by eipress an*wh»r«, by addressing

J_ a UTCHIN08 1- HILLYKfi, Proprloters, 2,'i taj Street, New York* T. 11. BAKU «fe Co. Terre Haute, T. L. MAHAX CO., "wboiueale and retail Asen». Tbe trade supplied outline. uaayZMwlye

Much of his practice has .been' of a private natare-. tiyphilit. Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stisturt, all CriOtity 'VUtata, Byp'.iilic cr Mircuria.1 AJfediont of tha ThrktUiSkinor Bonn Orchitis, Hernia or ttuptmre', aieoy tho effects of a Solitary Qabit, i^iinonato Body aud Mind, producing blotches, debility, im. potency, dizziness, dimnens tit sfght, confusion of ideas, evil foreboding, aversion to society, loss of (nemory,, weakness,

A#.,.not all these in any one

case, but all occurring frequently in various case*. •W"AccoDlmodatious ample, cbargua moderate, curee^uarantead. cfioMufttHoas by letter or at Office, tree. MojIncase* fx^n be preporly treated wiAont aiLintttrview^aiiil lacdlciucm, secure trom observattdu, seiit* by "mail dT^expvcgs. Kn hinnee to business IuUostca^ei. vv ddress Box SO^j St. Louis^JUo. 'onre—8 AM. to P. M. Office permanently loeited at No. 66-Sf. Charles Street, between Sixth and fieventh. one sqdare S6olh of Lindell Hotel, retired spot-iu the oentre of (he city.

pvrioii*

inodation of such patients as require daily alattenMou. "EVKRYBOM*

Jati get, ltr1® sealed-letter envelope my Theory, Symptoms and Tieatment of Nervous, Urinary and Sexual Disea9«s, cluarly delineating all the diseased conditions, with, Ijill Symptom Lists, for two three-cent postage sfftnrps to prepay postage.— Circular forjiadies,-relating to Diseases of Puberty Slon^trnafiou aud Pregnane), 3o. aprSdsWly.

JM PORT ANT TO FEMALES.

Important to PomiUes, to Feiatii^a.

"to th'e tiadlee,

UUTU MAHIUKD AND SINGLE,

i'/ie OldestRegulator for Female* Dili «H£fflKMAN'a WHAM PIUS Will lmtnediately relieve, without pain, all distnr. bailees of the periodic discharge, whether arising from relaxation or suppression. They act lik^a oharm to romcving the pains.that aecompany di(B oult or Tnolerat« menstruation,.aud are the only safe ar.d reliable remedy for Flushes, SlcK Headache PairtiMa tfce Loins," Back atod-'Sfdes, Palpitation the ti^art, .Ngrvons- Xremorv Hysterica, Spasms. Broken Sleep, and other unpleasant 4nd dangeronj affects of an unnatural condition of thesexuaTfuricS Hons. In the worstcajesof Flmor /flbtu, or WhitM, they effect a speedy euro.

UK. ilHKKSKMAJi *8. KSMALK FlUlk. BknbeenujmJOVEB A QUABTKKOF A CEOT5 BYiji.They areotJsred aa tategaly safe means of rs« nterrop id thai.!, \tktl5Pi .Lt&Bl

tke (rmly safe"

tnsnstruatioir, but Ladut ma* ... e.ts'oiie conditionofJJie frmali iffPiih cannot be taim mtkdul producing BE8 UJjI- Tht 'condiUcn rtfemdl*

bearmmmd Mm mtchUh a PitCVL

UfRXGlfAtlCy—ttMrvmU, ttlSGAHUU OB.. Such isttw irresistible tendency 0] the medicine to retiere tha mtualfundicm* to a wortnaf condition, that srnt the reproductive power of nature eoymot resut u. Ihjifiaimot io kavm iti aMi the* way.

OB: CHKKBEUAV^ LF£MALK PILLS

itfftHeonly Medicine Otat' ttarried^andEingle ladtti haverelisdupsii fdrjnany.yearti, or can rely upon now. pEW^BE^OF IMlIiXIOifB. The* Pillt form the Fines (Preparation over ptU forward, utith llf• MEIA IE aud PEBSIETENTvVCCiBS: DO NT Bl DECEIVED. Take this .advertisement to your 1st, and tall him you want the Best and most

LBLE FEMALE* MEDICINE IN THK W&BCD, which is eofaipdsed tn Dlt.CUEBSBMAM'h VKMALE PlitN!

JJioy have received, and ase now receiving thf sanclioii ot the'most eminant'Phyiiclstis in Imer* lea.

Explicit Directione'with each Box—the price.Ons Doliarpsr Box, containing from-CO t»eaPills. Pills -teut- ^y loail^ ptomptly, by remitting tha rice to the Pro^rlet6r, dr any anthorized Agents, n-owrrint ftiide'.-

Sold: by" Dfuggiita Oenerally. ifDTtfilNS & HILLYEB., Proprietors. 23 Day Street, New"Tori. John D. ^l*arkT Oiarfnnsti, and bird Smith, Chicago, Wholesale Agents.

Sold iuTerreUaute by T. H, B^rr 4. Co., P. Donnelly ?. B. CunKn^iam, J..X."llahah 4 Co., and Hrairgists.-

9 O

llMSJ Si.lM StW.a a 5

EMPRESS CtOTHS .vita:tr«l 4

DRi BIGrELOW is the only" Physician, as a Specialist, now in Chicago that can be entirely railed upon. Go

HIM,aud

TALI

httkll

K£0CCE1M.

Children, E E

Ladies 30 /finite WooVHose,^

i^iifl»ir dUtoife^'

"4jijton t^ujttsf|iiu.'dr HiUtenn." Scut ftnder s«alk

intagu sumpfc? KT7. Beeirfr H*

not suiter (hat horribledisease to remain

In j-nur system, ^MAguring ypiy, taca and body, besidee destroying your- happiness, and future prospects of life. -He has (H4dn PBIVATE DISEASES andNEBVOTIti DEBILITY his study for thejast twenty years, aud.is therefore th%,perSou u-houi ail aoiicted should cun&uit. No oris oyer Heard of W jfetRnt of cisijbt being cured since he has been, in this city. His rephUtiouhaa vatiohei the 1

iu all. ih9 city paperj. lila paUenis aud the medical prufessiou/befh hure aid abj-oad, as bring thesniost skUM-epecialist inre, and a thorough cragter ol ale sexual (diseases.. alLothSrs tail, don't de* spaix, git»^h(/n 1. It io only common oc c^rrfih'co wili) him'to cure such cases. His rooms atf)'N«iiaiut« t'.r ladles and geutleinen, and tbe most, compl-it" in the city. .Yoi-Mt ill.*,

BigEtuw Jevoied inuvb ot lrtsiiw to the treatment of-those#:aseeiauB«f by wse^evhabit, which riiitlB bothbodytuid' mind.„uillittiog tha nufbrtunate iuduiiiual f"f either bugi^ess or society, 'i'heead dlHTof f«V»6 ea'rly !ia/ils, or tlia eueHi of riper j'eow. ft t'owesken amd debilitate theconstitutioif,' I /.

macr^dpHie objeet^f.itt'iirrier^i frustrated, and ex- I Uade bv S. HOWKV *, 6(1., »t Wlrl.r^nn lettBCfiifltf rendcredsa term of unceasing misery I »ud tejifj. bucli p^rs'ios, especially those.coi|- I •-.. 41, ttrtnpiitfbg'iliSrriAke, ehoutd I "So no time la iu*V- OllV pia.Ctt of- bUhkiefctHS nCf\V»^-lihe iugiuyn4di«t« ap|tlicattot», *«-Dr. B., by hisiieVr I treatnuiut, i% t-nabi^Lto-tnsute a speedy an^pMV I ACiV) WYAWTitdW matmu't cut*. m^M-W

lyo9t

t*-* it*' A VTAi Loitl So# 1

JasfrPwMMif iT, ink Sealed Buv»lope. Price «ikC lXCf0HB ofi* itfK- VATUKAL TKEATK*NT, Mil Jta.dtui Oii rT«f Rpertaatovrhoeft, it Senaaal Wt^ltgsasallyJ»lWt)",y'£«iissions, 8n« darreb.iTlty, ^pg yiit^ijnenM'to Maxri^ge gSacr-

JMtnntd aari

from aplf.Hlt^se, Ac^ 1)., AlAtiofor the '•Gi

IsTMtt Pi

Also^Dt.-CulvevWeir# 'Qirivrtege Guide,'' prica i46cojrt%- t£: sutadwass-.

/JOHN ABMSTKONtt/s*'

tttasMlUi ani 8teneii

Floe

Ckfll aitts UtSrepalrejf Irffee bsist of-vtyls. -7^

mMkh Allwerk w»rra«tad tagire saiHtoctln*. -T:

MAY 12,1861

BBONCHITIS.^ASTHMA,

NEW SYSTEM. OF TREATlffiNT,

DR. HALE'S

Dispensary and Surgery^

Miller'3 Block, North Illinois Street, y, Indianapolis, Indiana* _p

I TAlso. tiver Qomplalnts, Homort of the Blaod, I Stroftti»i^Diseases of Womeu, and *11 other complaints that indirectly lead to Consumption, are trentod Dy: 3tew Method, and with remedies that are eminently successfaljn the above class of couI sumptivedfeeasee.

I ha thinking and unbiased, portion of tha eonmunity #ilb appreciatettia great advantkgeof a pemanent and reliable li^Stitnta 'for tha cure of Consumptive diseases that usually baffle tha skill of the general practitioner.

All who are snSering (torn any of tha above disease^ should ait least oall and investigate the new system of cure." Mo person of good sens* and sonnd Judgment, denounces aa einpyrlcal that which claims to possess merit.

Dr. Hale Is a graduate of medicine of tha Clinton Bcdical School, and for the last three years proprietor of the Throat and Long Institute, Janefvlller, Wis., where hi* extraordinary sncoess inth thai citizens lnent members of the medical profession, to whom I have permlsMon andthe pleasure of referring.

PROFESSIONAL BXFEBEJ70IB. Drs. Green 4 Clark, New York H. W. HartJ H. IX, Albany Medical College J. P. Oarley.M. D., graduate of Medicine and Surgery, Boah College, Chicago E. n. Cameron, M. D., fermerly of Indianapolis O. A. Ciarkr M. D., graduate of Bush Medical College, Chicago cow in practice in this city, 4c.

Dr. HALE has permanently located in this city, at the above named place. Consultation fee and terms of treatment within the reach of *11.

Dr. HALE may be consulted in Ten* Haute, at thel'erre Haute Honae, on Thursday, Sept. 0th, and Oct. 4th, Nov. 1st, and 29th, December 27tb, and every foujr ^.eekajluiiug the ensuing year to come."- »T' augZsdwly

mOW POWDER!

rvtt Patented May 29,1806.

Thfs-is an srticle'for washing without robbing, except in very dirty places, which will require a very Sllgnt rub, and unlike otbwr preparations offered for alike pur peas, WU.LOT

Initaatansenily BUvftr Platiag Articles of BRASS, COPPEB,- OEBMAIT 8ItV«B, 4C.. 4C. Bestoring the plating where worn Off—and foi

Cleaning and Polishing

SilTer and Silver Plated Ware

This most useful inyuutiou of the age is a pro parktion of ppk*SILVEB' a6d contains no mercury, acid, or othsr substancainjuriQUsto mstalaortbo hands/ It is a complete electro-plating batter}-in a bottle. Price 60 ceflts per bottle. -For salo TiV Druggists aud Variety Stores.

HOWE & STEVENS, oct22d3m ..T /-.JO*

oct'2Mw3m

=====

Manufacturers, Boston, Mass.

A Card.

AVING.sold our entire stock of Stoves aud Tihwara'tb B. L". Ball, we take pleasure in recommending ali our frie%lsand patrons, tn want of flrsttlass Stoves and Kitchen Furniture, to his large and well selected stock. And having alio transferred fo him our Agency aud interest in

PETER MARTIN'S

WARM AIR FURNACES WtTwould cheerfully recommend all who desUsa superior Furnace to examine thein. Tbsre ere now several in. use in the city, and all werk entirely satisfactory to the parties using them. uSl vr.ll-A

Jin this connection, we would say that we re now exclusively engaged in dealJn] IU

ENDLESS CHAUf

iiw. t- inil»:

at Modern

lrriliuu8»j»ils .or SiUftwrt." I settt»mv)»i jaMtss, apd ma!

•mm "uMgttagsar: stamps hf cm&.i fXl XLT^k jpoe I ban A »«ir,?

bnt Will leave them much WEIIXEii than ordinary methods, without tbe ii»n*l wear and tear. It romovea grease if by magic, and softeai thadirt by soaL.V.. that rinsing will lu ordinary caaef entirely remove it. ..

This powder is prepared In accordance wltU chemical sclauce, and upon a process pwjoltar t..: Itself, which Is secured by l.ott- Patent. It has been in use for mors than ir,»nd baa proved Itself an nniversal btvori: v:.«revor It baa been.••••• used. Among the advao -.re- I aimed are the following, vie:

It saves all the expense of soap usually used oji^ cotton and linen goods. It savea most of tho laU^r of nibbing, and nd tsar. a Also,(for cleaning window* It Is nniorpwsad.— With one quarter tho Uaw.Md labor usaa-iy rp.. quired It imparts a bMBfiftilglMi and lustneiauch suparior to any otbtr-MOde. No water required except to moisten tbe powder. {C

Directions with each pockage. And canbertadlly appreciated by a single trial. The cost of washing for a tailly of Bveor six parsons will not exceed

The manofacturers of this powder are awaru that many useless compounds have been introduced to the public which have rotted the ciothes, or faitld'ln reiadving the dirt, but mowing th»lu trlnslo evcellenceof this'article, they confidently proclaim it as belng adapted to meet demanti Which has, long exlated, and. which bns b«rstofore reiialded unsttPPlied.

Manufactured by

HOWE& STKVEWS,^'

200 Broadway, Boston.

Also, maaufacturera o£ family Dye Colore For«ale by Qrocers and Dealera everywhere. rict22dSm

,i*ti ~n' ..

SILVKRINE :J4 t- .. JFOB *•,

16RICULTURAL DIPLEMEMS,

Wagons aodJIachiucry Of ail kinds. We have ou baud superior I A S A-WS,

Circular Saws AND

POWEB^

Corn Shellers, .. Cutting Boxes,

itV'-And a full liue of

PLOWS!

TTI

Aud we.alvays keep the Qenslne

destqiy Miecpliysical- Add mental po-w. r#,dimlnislp I ri, 11 \'l I I I Pf ,1 I W" au4 tfUleol'la the uatmitJ ievliugs, aud exhaust the -4|' vit/frsntmes of niaiilioud'/ fhe pleasures of life arq, ..

XTT^v T^"*

I West of* the Terra Htute

JOHN SCOTT fe SON. :eiCv "Q

TiAlHJ) j. .-tsiuiiw

A$t*

fcbl'Mtf.

"aia JUraat^tm^.^alrs.l ^. Jj ii#«J i.aat T,

"Offli cft $£'J

601 tMCibh or

id maklag oat Ifceds,! of wrltis«iu

si#31

fcvr.TBoinwrr.' wriTckisi, a. w" Tuoiinoa^.

ATTOBNKYS AT

JUVW.

Real kalate lnbin*arice -l:o General 0oift$ttoir Agents.1 V. Jt, eON«Vi:B, lata Pft»VbatT*arshaf 7th Wi-

Ckird Street^ iwfcnvirMgfci MS. C^kV-lba laute, Indiana. sahSMtr,