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DAILY EXPRESS.

TEERK HAUTK, IND.

Tuesday Morning, April 23d, 1867

ELIJAH SIMMONS,

"WOODRUFF'S

and death.

THE

the well known

sporting man of Albany, New York, died on the 16th inst. During the last quarter of a century he has been well known and liked by the trotting and racing men of the country, and great dependence has been placed in his judgment in sporting matters. He was to have taken HIKAM

hotel but for his sickness

Great Eastern left New York, on

"Wednesday last for France, with only only one hundred and ninety-one passengers and a very small quantity af freight. Her present trans-Atlantic trip is a dead failure and will not pay expenses by a great deal. Her accommodations are calculated for two thousand passengers, and an immense deal of freight. It is doubtful whether she will continue long ing the business as a passenger packet Her receipts for the present trip will scarcely pay for her coal.

THE

story of "the Virginians in Texas''

which bus been issued as a serial in Harpers Magazine, during several months past, is practically terminated in the May number now before us. It is quite a readable story, simple in plot it is true, but full of well told domestic scenes of a newcountry ail entwining a sound and health ful in oral. The story was written and accepted just before the rebellion and the author promises a concluding chapter detailing the fortunes of the "Virginians" during the war in the next Harper. I

celebrated Head Center

STEPHENS

THE

CIIIEE JUSTICE CHASE

THE

is said to lie do-

luged with applications for appointments of Registers in bankruptcy, and to reccive live hundred letters per day on these matters. He has eight clerks opening and classifying these applications.— The report is that only one lawyer has yot sent in his application in proper shape—many failing to state in in what county, State or Congressional district they reside. But a single appointment, that of

Ex«Govornor A.

J. HAMILTON,

for the Now Orleans district, has yet boon announced. It is probable that a month will elapse before the selections will be made except for the prominent cities. We have not heard of any applicants from our own district, or from any portion of our

State, but presume they

are on hands by this time. if

association of Ohio wool buyers

and dealers, held their annual

^session

ARCHBISHOP JOHN TIMON,

THE

RAYMOND

JAMES

is said to be living comforta

bly in Pnris with his family about him. Feniatiisin does not appear to trouble him any longer.

"Whether

he made a fortune

out of his countrymen through the Fenian organization or not remains to be seen. There are conflicting accounts about this matter and also mysterious stories about interviews had by him in secret at tae English Embassy at Paris. We should bo sorry to learn either that

STE

PHENS had grown wealthy, or that he was in secret conference with the English Government. We hope these stories may all prove merely the slanders of onelilies.

Government has finally purchased

a site lor the erection of anew Post office building in the city of New York. The lot is a portion of the City iiall Park and the price paid to the city therefor is the round sum of live hundred thousand dollars. The Now York Herald estimates the value of the site at from three co fivo millions and thus figures that the city has lost from two and a half to four and a half millions thereby. If the Government ever erects a building to cost in proportion to the site the New York Post office will end'in being a pretty costly affair. The New Yorkers have been Wanting a Post olfico for along time and are now in a fuir way of getting a pretty costly one, especially so to the Government.

Cleveland during last week. The attendance was large and much interest was exhibited in its proceedings. The clip ot wool during

1866

ficially

in Ohio, was of

stated at twenty-seven millions ol

pounds, and the average price at fiftyiivo

cents. This

statement shows the

great* importance and extent of the wool trado in our neighboring State of Ohio. There is no similar association in our own State to promote the growth of wool, and colloet statistics of the trade, although there is much attention now being paid to sheep growing

various parts of the

State. Wool is one of the most valuable products that can be raised and the farmers ot our btate ought to give it more attention.

An Indiana association similar

to that of Ohio, would stimulate the production of wool in this State very much

THE

recent action of the Supremo

Court in the Mississippi case was a good thing for the country, both North and South in several respects. It brought all parties to know that the court would sustain the legislation of Congress on the reconstruction question, and also forced the President to declare his intentions as to the execution and enforcement of these laws. The statements of the Attorney Generai, by authority as wo may suppose, made during the discussion before the Supreme Court, that the President means to onl'oroo fairly and promptly the Military

Reconstruction

concluded to

law ol Congress, is

still lUK'outruJictcd. This indicates tlmt Mr. Johnson, iike his rebel

.brethren,

"accept

haL

from necessity or choice. With ordinary men

it would

also seem

the President means to stop all opposition on his part and let tho work

first Bishop

(Catholic) of the See of Buffalo, New York, died last week, at the age of seventy." He was a native of St. Louie, Mo., aM was elevated to the See of Buffalo about twenty years since. He was well* known "both in this country and Europe as an effective preacher and fine scholar and was held in high esteem for his piety and charity. He was one of ihe most distinguished prelates of bis Church in thia country and enjoyed great popularity throughout its communion. His funeral ceremonies will take place on Tuesday at the Cathedral in Buffalo, and will be the occasion of the largest assemblage of

Catholic prelates that has occurred in our coaniry-i. ...».

refusal of the Seuate to confirm

any of Mr.

JOHNSON'S

MOTLEY

appointments to the

Austrian miesion brings up some new questions regarding it. Tho present prospect is that the Senate will, by resolution declare the position not vacant. If this be done the theory is that it will reinstate Mr.

under the provisions of the

Tenure of Office bill. The reasoning is this: His resignation was equivalent to a removal, and it not being concurred in by the Senate, it is rescinded and he becomes reinstated. Mr.

JOHNSON

advocate this doctrine as it will rid him of all further annoyances abuiit tho Austrian mission. It has been out of his power to find any body acceptable to the Senate to fill it as yet, and he does not appear to be trying very hard to do so.—

is his lust effort in tho way of

an Austrian Minister, and ho evidently is not in a fair way for confirmation.

Strikes in Europe.

[London Correspondence New York Times.] The great railway strike has begun, and begun with one of the richest and most liberal companies—a company that is willing to givo round prices, and which has voluntarily set aside out of its own profits more than $100,000 for the benefit of its employes. But the men insist on trade principles. No piece-work, and all paid alike. The driver Jof the lightning express must have no more than that of a common goods train. No reward for skill or experience, but one dead level of workingman fequality. The company gives notice that its tables are in abeyance. If the driver on tho other lines strike, what will become of London? How are the great mails tojjbe carried to Queenstown and to Dover It is high time this child's play and fool's play was done with. The great lines of communication, the mail routes of an empire, and the means of moving troops to quell au insurrection or repel an invasion must not be stopped by the resolution of a trade society. It is running the thing into the ground. There must be some limit to strikes, and this must be pretty near it. In ordinary trades it does not so much matter. The bronze workers in Paris are on a strike, and are sustained by contributions from London societies but we can stand it a little while without bronzes. Thire has been moro than a strike—a riot with destruction of property, in' a small rnanufacturingitown in the north-east of France, which called for military interference.— This was a riot against machinery. The masters were introducing improved looms, which would dispense with half the manual labor—that is. enable each man to do twice as much. But such machinery in a little while benefits workmen.

English workmen are instigating and aiding strikes in the continent, because they wish aid and co-operation in return. But this sometimes works curiously. Some time ago the Paris hatters bad a strike, and the London hatters sympathized with and helped them but tho Paris dealers were all the time supplied with English made hats. But we ,can not so well be carried about England on French rail--ways.

Thestopdage of nearly all the Brighton and 'South Coast trains yesterday, and the surburban and Crystal Palace trains from three London stations, produced the greatest excitement and consternation.— The company put on all the men it could find. The most important trains were run by station masters. The stock fell three per cent. The North-eastern, cov ering a quarter of England, is now threat ened with a strike, and London and the whole business of the country is at the mercy of-the engine-drivers, who are not more numerous, assuredly more gerous than the Fenians, and who can neither be imprisoned, shot, hanged, nor sent to penal servitude.

A Sad Case—Marriage and Desert ion —A Precious Scoundrel. The Leavenworth Conservative of the 18th inst., relates the following:

Some weeks since a rather prepossessing young man named Robert Harrison Hays, succeeded in obtaining an introduction to tho familv of a Mrs. Louisa Rice, a widow in Glasgow, Mo. The family consisted of the old lady, a son perhaps twenty years of age, and two daughters, the eldest rather good looking and of a marriageable age, while the other i? an artless girl ten years old. The young mans acquaintance with the eldest daughter ripened into friendship, and into what she know to be love. The family it is said wore in fair circumstan ces, the old lady having money, how much we know not, but Hays determined to get it. In due time the practiced scoundrel and daughter were married Shortly afterwards, Hays prevailed upon the mother to dispose of a portion of her worldly effects i:*l remove to Leavenworth, stating that he had friends here and setting forth tho advantages to accrue. His arguments prevailed and the family embarked on the War Eagle, few days ago for this city. Fverything was apparently satisfactory until the boat reached "Wyandot, wh"en, having sue ceeded in gaining the widow's little store, Hays left tho packet as it was leaving the levee, and has not been heard of since. In his hurry he neglected to pay his wife's fare, as well as that of the rest of the family, and they landed here penniless and desolate. They were given temporary accommodations and supplied with the necessarit's ot lifo, until some arrange' ments could be made to send them back home or have them cared for by the city.

Tho son is subject to sevens fits, under one of which he was horribly suffering yesterday. Dr. Shannon kindly visited him and he was apparently recovering last evening. As a whole, it is only another instance, now too common, of woman's confidence and man's depravity —a crime, perhaps, which the law may not reach, but not the less deserving of suvero punishment.

FARMER

the situation," either

indicate that

quietly on. Whether, however, he doei tho latter or not tho laws already made bv Congress are to stand as the only basis of reconstruction. Tho Southern States now know this fact, and tho prospect is quite favorable that they will so regard it, and will at once set about their

tho work. One year need not elapse before they are all back in their old places and everything moving along smoothly With iheui.

{From the Dublin University Magazine.]

THE OHQAN.

Her hand strayed over the organ notes, And there rose such music, sweetly grand, That, ft* I listened, 1 sighed and thought.

The notes are touched by an angel's band.

Ihe fanlight stole through the diamond pones, And fell on her golden rippling hair, And, as I gazed, I proudly thought,

A crown of glory is retting there.

Through the open window a manner came Of summer breezes, sweet and clear— And, ax I heard, I sadly: thought, 'Tis an angel's wings that are rustling n»ar.

With faltering lips, I said, j, '_, iff I

And think of that evening long ago, When oar love had jnst begun, As I saw her sitting by my side

In the light of a dying sun.

And turned away from that darkened room, With my two hands locked in prayer. That as I had seen her long ago,

So might I see her here.

So I mit-h hear that angel's long And look in her changeless eyes, When the light efa never-dying sun

Shall shine on Paradise.

ought to

S. D.

nuar Lawrenco cultivated

forty acres He raised a 1,000 bushels of wheat. His ground yiolded 33J bushels to the acre. He had a few acres of barley and three acres of potatoes, from which he dug 6 bushels, after supplying two families until "digging time." Or to throw the results of the forty acres farm* ing into a tabular form it is as follows 1,000 bushels of wheat $2,500

U00 barley, say 300 600 potatoes 1 200

Total ....$4,000 Or just one hundred dollars per acre. This is no tVncy sketch, but a absolute fnct.—Leavenworth Commercial.

S. B. Loveland, of Pittsford. killed twenty-six erows at a single shot Monday morning. M?«SH IIIW -.'"I

PALMER'S

|JNION BAKERL.

«.«r

stood by her side in the golden light. My hand on hers I laid— .f "Oh, love! I would always see you thus" *$»

1 stand in that lonely room once more, •&. But the golden light has fled, And the hand that had strayed o'er tlio organ notes

Is motionless and dead.

Xapoleonaiid Bismarck will Hesitate Before Fighting. The cession of Luxembourg is a new incident of far lesser importance than many of those which were supposed to threaten the European peace after Nikplsburg and Prague, and which we have quietly and happily survived. Tho latest dates from Berlin announce that the scheme of the sale has been abandoned and, although the news may still be premature, it is extremely probable that this wi.l prove to be the final upshot of the matter. So long as the relations between France and German lie in the hands of two such men as were supposed to have learned to know and value each other at Biarritz, we think tho world ought not to too lightly cherish sinister apprehensions. Both Napoleon and Bismarck are fully aware of .the magnitude of tho enterprise to which a moment of rashness might commit them. Both of them have ac» complished much in their lifetime. and it is natural for both of them to shrink from new trials which could lose the benefit or tarnish tho glory of furmer achievements. Neither of them i3 young, neither of them exults in that firm, exuberant health which urges men to incessant activity. Peace would be equally a boon to France and Germany but while it is difficult to see what good a war, however, successful, might bring to France, the mere danger of it is used to promote the union, aud thereby tho strength and greatness of Germany.

If reports be true the present age of Rome is the brigand-age.

distinguished physician recommends the application of slippery elm to tho bite of a mad dog.

"Who

would suppose, says

Goblin, that the bark would cure the bite.

Tho play called

"Rosedale"

has been

changed by Mr. Boucicault and re-named

"TheScamp,"

and is now in rehearsel at

the Haymarket Theatre, London. In Belgium there is one telegraph for every fifteen thousand, and in Switzerland one for every ten thousand, inhabitants.

Unusual good order

is said

ize New Orleans at present. The removal of Mayor Munroe and other officers by General Sheridan created no disturbance.

The latest literary announcement is that Jefferson Davis is writing his autobiography for posthumous publication,

jr"

Mr. Beecher is reading the proof-sheets of the earlier part of

lib

Miss Maria

Ledger story.

Patterson, of Saco, Me.,

left New York for Boston on the 28th of March, and has not been heard of since.

Verdi's opera "Don Carlos" does not seem to have increased his reputation, and is not likely to become popular like his other works.

The legality of the contract by which City Hall Park was sold to the United States, as a site for the New York Postofflce, is questioned.

There is an Italian member of a circus companyin.Havana who performs beautiful melodies on an instrument called the conpsologo, being thirty-four ordinary glass tumblers half full of water.

The receipt of the Ristori entertainment in Cleveland were

Mr. Gye, manager of the Royal Italian Opera, Convent Garden, hopes that out of the vast numbers of strangers who will gather to Paris this season a few

colossal equestrian

liom

Woodruff, Superintendent of the Welland Canal, says water wiil be let into the level on Saturday, the 20th, and the canal will be ready so as to pass vessels on the 23d.

Negroes can get so much more for work on the levees in Louisiana that they are leaving the plantations, much to the detriment of the farmers.

Albert Pike says Andrew Jackson was dictator and domineered over Congress because the populace was at his back. Andrew Johnson has subsided into feeble insignificance because the populace is at the back of Congress. In a little while no one will be so poor as to do him revere ence.

FRANK 1I.EIIWTO & BKO Manufacturers of Ml kinds of

CEACKEES.

and Dealers in

CARRIAGES.

AJ.

WELCH.

4DCCS880B TO WXLCH A WilUT,1 Manufacturer and Dealer in

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.

Corner Second and Walnnt Sts., Terre Haute, Ind jr«b 27 d*w6ai

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Jos. Gillott's Steel Pens, OF THK OLD STANDARD QUALITY.

TKADE MASK:

JOSEPH Or Descriptive

ttlLLOTT Name and Desig Warranted, nating number.

The well-known Original and Popular Number*, 303 404 170 351, Baring been assumed by other

MAKES*,

to caution the public in respect to said imitation! ASK FOB GILLOTT'S

ft A ITVTAW I An injunction was granted llAll llvll by the Supreme Court (New York) at General Term, Jannary 1887, gainst the use by others of the NUMBKIt 303.

JOSEPH OILLOTT SOUS, No. 91 John St.. Mew York, HENRY OWEN, SOLE AGENT.

FAMILY MONTHLY

NEW IMPROVEMENTS

WELLS

PATENT, self-feotl ing Circular Hand Saw, for flawing or ripping lumber* With the aid of this machine, one man does the work of

tlvo

with e*so, great accuracy, and much less waste. For circular enclose stamp to T. J. WjSLLS, SI Beekinan Street, New York.

ARTIFICIAL LEGS AND ARMS.

SELPHO'S PATENT.

The best the World affords. Established 28 years. Send for Ciicular. WM. SELPHO & SOX, No. 616 Broadway, New Yorki

Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel.

H. W. JOHNS' Improved Roofing

Has been in use 10 years, and has a larger sale than all other kind- of Composition Koofing combined. Elastic mineral Cement, for Hepairing Lettky Shingle and other Koofs. Preservative Paints, Roofing: Cement, Ar.p. Exclusive* right to sell aud apply »iil be #ivon Send for descriptive circular, prices, Ac., to 11. W. JOHNS, 78 William St., N. T,

UiORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP

COMPANY,

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PASSENGERS & FKEI6UT AT

Dr. Gilbret's Tile Instrument, for the radical cureofPiloe, Prolapsus,«Ac., without an ope ration or nu-nicine, re, Wljeveg the worst case in live minutes, »nd haiiPHnever failed to effect a permanent euro. SenilpHfor Circular. Sold by Druggists generally.—~^Iiscount to Daalers.— Agents wanted every-pHwhere Sent by maii, ou receipt of O DOLLARS. B, KO.HAINE Ma nagger, 575 Vew York.

will

have th# curiosity also to visit London and the opera which

pains to bring out.

has taken so much

statue in gilt

bronze of King William of Prussia has been erected in tho Paris Exposition.— The King is

in full uniform, wearing

curass and hemlet, and holding his sword aloft. The Cleveland Herald says there is a very flattering expression of public opinion favoring the nomination of ex-Gov-erner Todd

the Gubernatorial candidate

by the Union Republican part}', for the approaching election.

dispatch to the Board ofYTrade

THS

Cosmetic Lotion has cured

my face and hands, also my legs and feet of an eruption, after having spent ten weeks and five days in the different

Hospitals, without any real benefit to me." Writes Dennis Mchan,

Lane,

N. T.

Maiden

fTTAMTro ftAI.HMWJ

REDUCED RATES'

SAILING DAYS FUOM NEW YORK. Jan'y 10th ami 30th, 1807 April 20th

1867

Feb'y V-'0tli I 10th and 30th, ll:irch 10thand 30th, Juno 20th And every twonty dt»yn thereafter, leaving on the Saturday previous when a Regular Sailing Day occurs on Sunday. For further information applv to the NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. WM. O. WEBB, 1 D. N. CA CINGT0N,

President, Ajjent,

51 Exchange I'iace,N.Y. 177 West st. cor Warren.

•S5i.«cS2K& 2 S

to character

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Broadway:

Consumption Can be Cured

THE TRUE KEMEDV

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forxmtla oi Prof. Trouseeati, of Paris, cares Consumption, Luu^ DiseaseBropchjtia, Dyspepsia, Mitrusmus, General Debility, aud all morbid con* ditioiia of the system dependent on deficiency of vital force. It is pleasant to last*, ana a single buttle will convince the must skeptical of its virtue as the great healing remedy of the age. $1 a bottle, six bottles for 95. Sent by Express. Sold by S. O UPHAM, No. 25 South Eighth Street, Philadelphia, and principal Dfiiggists. Circulars sent free.

$3,109,50,

which

is the largest amount of money ever taken at the box

office

of the Academy for

a single performance. Horace Greely says that tho darkest day in any man's earthly career is that wherein he first fancies that there is some easier way of gaining a dollar than by squarely earning it.

ANTED-AGENTS —$75 to

$200 per month, everywhere, male and

female, to introduce throughout the United States, the GENU1NK IMPKOVKD COMMON SENS!) FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine will stick, horn, fell. tuci^.quilt, biud, braid and embroider in a most superior manner. Priceonly $18. Fully warranted for five years. We will ay $1,000 for a mnchino thnt will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or uore elastic seam than ours.— It makes the "Klastic Lock Stitch." Every second fetitcn can b" cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from $75 to 3200 per month and expenses, or commission from which twi that auiouut Cttn be

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The Metropolitan Collar.

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_V. T.

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IH-TS

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ISLET'S BUCHTJ is the Cure

for Pain and Weakness in the Back *ud Loius and all those complaints resulting from leraugement of the kidneysand urinarvorgans.— Sold in large bolt!", by the druggists. HAU&AL, KISLKY & CO.. Wholvaa It? Druggists, 141 Chuui*

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LADIES,

Discard Injurious Pad-

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-WMTl, jgf WILL IT DO I la tile flnt inquiry M«l the sick malw concerning a medicine. Suppose Tutirr's Sntziz

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is the subject of tbe interrogatory, what tl»n Simplj this reply. It will relieve and oaro headacho, Dtuw, flatulence, nerroumeas, coctiveDeaa, debility, biliousness, and indigestion.

SOLD BY DKUGGIT8 EVERYWHERE.

|Hojal Havana Lottery or Cabs.

Drawn once in seventeen days. Prices cashed and information giTen. Highest rates paid for Doubloons and all kinds of Gold and Silver.

GKOBQE UP HAH,

G3 N. Main St., Proridenca, S. I.

to tell

partfealan •MINI

r—.

ti'j itiii' 5

In the country.

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The Arctic Freezer.

FOE

1867.

S1ZES-.1 TO 35 QUARTS!

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farther

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A I

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Paris Walking*

j-it

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NO CHABGE UNTIL CUBED 1

Males or Females afflicted with any form (I disease, can be cured in one to ten days,witbont Caustic, Mercury, or Pain, by calling at the Western dical OfBoe, 137 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, With No Charge Until Cured!

Diseases peculiar to Females speedily cured.— Board furnished—prices low. Adrice free, and confidential Mercurial, 8ntihur and Medicated Baths, always ready—the only sure cure for Syphilis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sores, Clean and mil WMn Diseases. Otli mti b* Omrmd mmi Pmt AfUmmnb.

Je23dswly

OMNIBU8 LINE.

CB.

MILLERS OMNIBUS AND HACK UHB.

Will attend to *11 calls (or tnios IstTiaf (he OLTRKND also dallrsr

nssssmsn It

I »Mi 4.

W. S. RYCE & OO.'S,

Damasks,

STOCK OT

B00P1

.lifcjwj odT—Si •'i-iqim u'Mtn 1«» list 1

IBJ pwt of tbe

city with care and dlebetcti All orders le ton the SUM it the Poet Oflee,»L Darjs' DRAC Won, OVAR residence will be FVOAPU LY ettended to,

4.M

CHOICE DRESS IOOI)S IlicH i)ress Sil^si

„van in

.5, tJi:

Poplins,

]j Colore,

W ALL SHADES., i'6 thqA ,tVTai»T f"

Mohairs,

De Laines,

GUNOHAMS, &c.,

Dress Trimmings

Buttons,

In all Styles, comprising all

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tt'ff—B".ve 6tcriuli' -.0

CARPETS,

\9,t je.

OIL CLOTHS, RUGS,

MATS,WALL& WINDOW PAPERS

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&C.

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OUR CARPET HALL

Never was as attractive as at Present.

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,-JII .TIIEJKJ r.iii--,H

House Furnishing Goods!

OF ALL KINDS

3 3.iSU«tJ I ib

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Sheeting 89

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JPiano and

t.,,

Table Covets.

Cassimeres! Cassimeres!!

fj 'In all Styles, for isfen and Boys,

CHEAPER TnAN th^CnE4PJST,

AOO STIJ

fixate

TERRE HAUTE X!

d! pttiwusf'SJURTWJKL

^ew'&'oodsReceived Daily .tLiisO' O 9Jt: ftybll*''

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.A«(.-»•:I WI ,nia liUfjavcr 77

Main

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STREET

DRY GOODS.

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Pi-i i.

(Very handsome,)

Paris Exposition,

(Beautiful,)

Prairie City Belle,

I'V'"'.-'':"'-.••'V"''IZ'J'tu (Exquisite.)

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Spring Dress !oods Spring Dress Coods Spring Dress floods pring Dress Goods Spring Dress Goods pring Dress Goods Spring Dress Goods Hpring Dress Goods

AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT

New

PRIVATH

Styles,

Jo. 73 Main Street.

DISEASES.

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TV ELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S, TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S, TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S, TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S, TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S, TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S, TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S,

Corner Fifth and Main Street, Corner Fifth and Main Street, Corner Fifth and Main Street, Corner Fifth and Main Street, Corner Fifth and Main Street, Corner Fifth and Main Street, Corner Fiflh and Main Street, Corner Fifth and Main Street,

Tcrre-Haiite,Ind.

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Terre-IIaute, Ind. /?-, Terre-HaHte, lull. Terre-Haute, Ind. pt Terrc-gaute, Ind.

Tcrre-Hante, Ind. Terre-Haute, Ind, p, TerreHautc, Ind,

MUSICAL.

QOTJTHAED'S ELEMENTS

O Of

Thorough Bass and

Hirpoiy,

DMignsd for th* Est of

Schools, Classes aid CoaserratorlM,

AN IAID IK AOtGUIira

TU AIT

Flaying duck list ut htiif iiiif,.

By L. H. SOUTHARD.

This new work is abort end loeid statement of tbe Klementarj Law* of Harmony, adapted to the wants of 8ingers and those who desire a moderate facility in PLAYING Ohoroh Mnsic, and extemporizing. The rniee and examples

A^E mostly con

densed FROM tbe text books of the TURNS ConsEirtTouin and the Nitioiu Acinii or

sic,

TERRE HAUTE

ACADEMYof MUSIC

The nndenished, desiring to supply a vecnam in the wants of onr rapidly growing

obedience to the loudljS J. 1

tin,

the Season!

Novelties of

city, and

usssd

wUhee of a large

number of the citiaens of thia city, aanonaoe to the pnblie that they hare opened an ACADEMY OF MUSIC in the second story of Kissner'S "Palace of Masic," where they are prepared to give tnitruclion to pnpils in all brauchee ef this brantifnl anil necessary accomplishment. 1 lieir lluic Uooms are large, well ventilated anil Ifghted7 aud easy of access, and are supplied with every variety of Instruments, and Pnpils :.iu recciTe instruction on t!ie Piano, Guitar, Tio-

Organ, Brass Instruments. Particular ion paid to the cnltivatlon of the voice.attefi.

the

Mnsls Store

Iwlnw. The best ef references given as to qoalia-

rii

as, lc.

.,.0. A. HARTKNG,

declSdtf AKOKW DWBO&8I

MUSIC.

Q. LINDEMANN,

0KALKR IN

PIAWOS, 1HELODEONB ORGANS, Vtolius, Ouitars, Flutes, and all kinds of Mnslca

MercliHudi«e, No. 91 Wabash Street,"

TBkRE HAUTK. INDIANA.

TUNING AND K1CPAIB1NO of PIANOS and tiler Instruments will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be taken in tnade for NBW NKS. anlOMwtt J. G. LINDKMANN.

L. KISSNER'S

1 UVJEW UTLL 'JiOPb-.

PALACE OP MUSIC!

I take great pleasure in inviting the at tonticn of my eld friend* and customeri, and *1 now ones in want of anything in th»

..TOMT ^DL IU

VfiWAi\D SPACIOUS 8T0RE

No. 48, Ohio Street.

Having personally selected my New Stoci

with great care, at New Tork,

offer

fi/wi

—AT THE—

mil

IN THE NORTH-WK8T

The first Floor will be stocked witb Sheet Music, String Goods,Music Books, and all I

itnda of small Instruments, such as Violins, uitars, Drums, Brass and Silver Band Instruments, Flutinas, Guitars,Concertinas, Acccrdeons

1 all sizes and prices, Flageolets, Flutes,

Drum

•ord, Sticks, Drum Belts, Calfskin Drum Heads, -thcepskin Drum Heads, Brass Month-Pieces, German Silver Mouth-Piec*, Banjos, Flntee, Tamborio»8, German VioITns, French Violins, (new,

French Violins, (imitation old Stradnarins, Qua aaslns, and other Cremona patterns,) Violincellos Double Basses, Violin Finger-Boards, Violin Tntes Seeks, Violin violin cello, Guitar and Harp Strings, Tail Pieces,DoubleBass

Pegs, Bridges, Mutes,

Tuning Forks, Tuning Hammers, Pitch Pipes, I'astanets, tilaironet, Reeds, Violin, Vlollncello uid Double Bass Bows Music Folios, Double Re* liued Rosin Cases for Flntes, Claronets, Violini .ind Guitars Blank Mnsio Books, Blank Musk Cat ds, and Music Papers of all sines.

BW Particular attention paid to the Strin Department. The Second Floor will be Stocked with

Pianos, Klelodeons & Organs'

Always on hands a tplednid assortment of Pianos from the weil known .Manufactories

Cariiart & Needham's

Celebrated Bodoir Chnrch Organs, Parlor Organs nod Melodenns. These Instrnments stand alto* aether unrivaled, a fact which every listener and udge will Be at once convinced of by simply comparing them with others.

OVSend for a Circular."VA I: BIRAA A

PRACTICAL PliNO MAKEB,

Oy trade, consequently a judge of Instruments, these sending orders from the distance can fully rely on obtaining as good and fine an article asii personally selected.

Liberal discount toSeminaries, Schools, Ministurs and Teachers ef Music. Send for Circular aud Prioes. Every Instruuiout warranted for live years. ,^II ,J 3end orders to KISSNER'S

PALACE OP MUSIC,

Obio Street. Terre Hante* Indiana.

•ARRETT'8

THS

CXFRBIt COIN PANICS.

A MEBIGAN EXPRESS COM JA. PANT.

CtmmiTIJ CAPITAL, HMIMtM The above iwst Company haw to charge ef ezperieaoed aad traety Mseesagsra, Kxprssee leaving and arriving at Terre Haute, ae tollows:'

Iw» KxprflMM Ballr» toud Inn:

VewTork, Clseilaai, Boston, Pittsburg, Albany, PhUail^ila, •afclg, .^^»a8aaai ms VaAtapM.OHy. And all other points la the Baetera 8tatrs and

O A N A A S

Obaneattag at New Totk with 1Mb, fHp* OCs •aroysan and Oalifornia Ixpre*, for all H^at* la Kurope, Oalilbrnla and Oregon.

Three Ixpresses Bally, to atad ttom Cincinnati, Qhlo, ,R Indianapolis, lad Columbus, 4. Richmond,

Dayton, Fort Wayne, Newark, Logansport, Zanesville. PEM,

London. In the lint ten chapter* sufficient instruction is GIVEN to enable the pupil to write corrcet and Rraosfnl plain harmony in foar parts. Bound in Cloth. Psica 87 cents. Seat by mail, post-paid. OLIVIR DIT80N4 00., al7dwtc KT Waehlagton Street,Boston.

And all points in Iadiaae and Ohio.

TWO IipreUM Bail/, to and from: Saint Louis, Ho., (Jhieago, Illiaois, •anaibal, «, -4- Oentralia, Hilwankie, Wis., Detroit, Miek. Madison, Saint Joseph, And all points North and West, including pointi

In Kausae and Nshraeka.

Two llfltHM Ballr, to and from: S Greencastle, Latkyette, Orawfordsville, ltichlcaa Cltv. Ic. •m Express Mlj, tTtJd

BOOKVlLUt, IND.

Oae AeeoHHodatloa Ixprest BaUy To and frem Paris, Ulinols, Oharleetea, Illinois •attoon, Illinois,and intermediate points.

Ail bnainea entrusted to this Company will b« attended to PROTTFUF and with *F^SFCI». Bates as low as by any Responsible Oompany.

orriOB

ou rODRTH

ST&BBX,

Ohio Street, Terre Hante, lad.

structions in Thorough Bass Compositions. Kor Terms of Instruction apply te the under--.i^ned, At the Academy of Hnsic, second story of Kinciir'a Palace of Music, or at

A. M., and

of Robert

Nuns, NX, the celebrated Patent Cycloid Pianos Steck & Co., N. V., A. H. Gale it Co., N. Y., TIN FT be

Co., Baltimore, and other Vint Class

Makers. LI FT* I. *. ,^*^1

'l.. "1

CONTINENT.

AND

.II'.ITA SO PRONOUNDED BT TH* MOST Scientific Analytical Chemists. Restores Gray Hair to it* •*S' Nnturnl Color.

I I Q^| llnlr. EC It Prevents Hair Fnlltmg Oat

It Changes the Roots to their Vrlglaai Orgaale actios. It Eradicates Dsnfrair aM Haaurs.

FCR!

It Keeps the Ncalp Healthy. It Contains no

Injnrlou Ingredient,

L.4-U n. TO THE l'I BHC. ry I Our J. R. BARRETT Is the fint and •"*!mh) man ho disrovered the art of com-

Uiuins a HAlIt RLSTUKATIVE witb a jTj|DnasnNO, of whieb there are now many ^Hi^mitations in Lhs market, yet none but dARRETT'S are Original.

R. BAKRKTT CO., RWFURTOW, MANCHSSTER, N. H.

JT. & H. A. DAYIS,

WHOLESALE AGENTS,

r6ru

Terre Haate, lid.

SOMETHING NEW IO FOR THE LADIES 11

nest door tc

S. MoBliVAIN, Agent.

B, W. SLOANE, Indianapolis, Ind.

lis

.OctMtl

THE

ADAMS EIPRfiSft C«HFA1VY.

Capital

OBBAT

Eastern

Wesleri

aid

Stilkeiri

EXPBB88 rOBWABDXBS.

Have facilities over all the Rallroade last, ET and Bonth, fbr the rapi transportatloa of

MONEY AND OTHER YALUABLI

Heavy and Light Freight, Packages .ND '1. Notee, Drafts and Bills oollscted, and promt eturnsmade

Merchandise taken for delivery on PAYING ol the accompanying bill, and proceeds returned promptly.

Under carefnl Memengers, the Kxpress arrine and departs with nearly all the trains, ftr the priucipal Kastern cities and tntermedlau polntsj making cloee connections with

The Boathera Expreee, •t FM'L For THE principal oittaa of UM 8O«LH. BATB AS LOW AS AMi OT1KB 0BHJPAJ1

Losses and damages promptly a4Jnsted and settled

TWENTY

ndiana.

S I I N E

am now able tc

the Mnsical Public the

Largest Assortment

ejti -A -OI- rtjotie «?i-.n Kiis

Musical Uerchandis

Years

Of snccessful operationeof this old and rellaki* Company ii a snflisient guarantee of its riiarnsl bility and honorable daalLag with the pnbUc, sad to solicit a continuance of its patronage.

Offlce at No.

6 Mechanics RAW, Tsrte

B. B. ALLKN, Ajjont)

NovlSdtf

.. ,1 a -iiii

RAILWAY!,s

gRIE RAIL

yiaa

GRKAT BBOAO GVAttK—MNIULB IMfl

NEW YORE, BOSTOH,

And New England Cities.

THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM Dunkirk to New Tork 460 Mtlet, Buffalo ta New Fork 423 Milet,

Salamamca to New York 41S MUn, AMP is raoM 32 to 27 MILIS the

SHSRTI8T SEVTL

AU Trains run directly through to Kew

Totk,

W M4 HILTR without change of Ooackes.

From and after November 19th,1866, Trains WTU leave in connection with all Western

follows:

1MB,

Iraa Dgnhlrk ND RalmaacaBy Nsw York timejrom Union Depots: •.OO A. 91. Mew Tork DS^Y SZ^FSH, from Salamanca (Snndaye excepted), at one at

HorneiUville 8.47 A. M. (Bkft), intersecting with tbe 6.30 A. M. DMF bprsse IHA ltlafc, and arrives in New York at 10.30 P. M. 7,1# A. X. Express Kail, from Dunkirk, (Sundays excepted). Stops at na T"

connects at Hornellsvtlle and Cor

ning with the 8.30 A. M. Kspreos Mail fteai Bubln, and arrives In New Yorkat 7.00 A. M. 4.15 F. m. H. T, WIGHT 1TI,II—, ftom Deakirk (Sundays excepted), ttione at 6.86 P. M. Olean 7M P. M. (Sap). Turner's 9.66 A- M., (Bklt). and arilve ta MEW YERK at 12.30 P. M., connecting with Aflernorn

Trains for Boston and lewlsghii Ottka. From BAMU«—By New*'York Time tnm ilsI YO cer. Exchange and lliehJfaB Streets:•.

S.10 A. M. NEW TORK BT| LI AI —, (Sundays exce, ted). Stops at Bornelieville 8.50 A. M., (Bkft): Susquehanna 2.10 P. M., (Dine) Turner's ».06 F. M. Oonneete at

Great Bend with Delaware, Lackawaaa* West era Railroad,aad at Jersey Olty with Midifchl Express Train of Nsw Jersey Railroad fsr Philadelphia, Baltimore and Waehingtoa. S.SO A. M. DPI LTALL. via Aroa

aad

fiornelisville (Hendayacsplsd). Arrivseia New York at 7.00 A. M. Connects at Elmlrs

with the Northern Ueaml Railway FO burg, Philadelphia, Baltistere, Waehingtoa and other points Sonth. S30 P. M. UghtnlH IM'F. «NAdays excepted). Stope at Boraellsvule &M (Sup.),

and arrivee In Hew York

7.00 A. M.—

Connects at Jereev City with Horning Express Train of New Jersey Railroad for Baltistere and Washington, and at New York with

MORA-1

ing Express Train for Boston and Metr Bagland Cities. I 6.10 P. Hew TERIK Might Timr—.

DAILY. Stope at Hornellsvilie 10.30 P. M., (Sup.), Intersecting with the 4.15 P. M. TRAIN, trom Dunkirk, and arrive* la New Yoik at 12.30 P. M. ALAO connecte at Elmira for Barrisburg, Phlladhlphia and Fouth. U.M P. M. Uaelaaatl IIPW, days excepted). Stope bnspnehanna 7.89

A.M., (Bkft.) Turner'sat1.1S P, M.. (Dine), and arrives in Nsw York at 3.46 P. M. Connects at Great Bend with Delaware, Leeks wanna & Western Railroad for Scranton, Treaton and Philadelphia, and at New Vork with Alternooon Trains and teamen for Bee tea and New England Cities. Only one Train East oa Sunday, leering

BO'-

falo at 6.10 P.M., and reaching New York at UMV afternoon. Boston and New England Passenger*, with their Baggage, are transferred fine qf tkatgt la FLV York.

The bstt Ventilated and moat Lnxurioae SleepIn? toechee M"1N THE WORLD"M nying ell nlgbt trains on this railway.

Baggage Checked Through I And Fare as low as by any other Rout*.

A8k FOB TIC&KTS VIA UUE BAUWlf Which can be obtained at all Prladpal TieketOfk flcee in the Weet ^ND South west.

H. RIDDLE, WM. B, BABBi" Gen'I Sup't. Gen'L Pass. Ageat

nov47dtr

-ICiRlIJV SII1PPEBS

And is generally accorded to be

A SPLENDID DRESSING. ITS MERITS Are Inside the Bottle

tverj Bottle contains MORE LIQUID fo^ithan any other dollar preparation. No LARGE REWARDS offered to establish ts efficacy, but we do GUARANTEE to w• refund tho money to any person who will M^lnse two bottles and then say that our jUestoratiTe has failed to do all we claim.

QTJ

Millers and Distillers I*"

We are mannbetortag

*V'*

RICHARD'S WMM

2 Power Corn Shellers

Of all slcee and capacity

DOMAINPreble

LLTA&B

have constantly on hnnd Waters' Nov nhibt adjuster, at my residsnce, two squares East of the Union

ranging FROM

30 to lOOO Bushel* perHoutf Built of IRON, and Warranted to Shell Clean IN ANY CONDITIO* OF OKA IN,

and Olean the Cora in

Bmrior

MILL OR MARKET.

OVER SOO IN" DAILY USD Portable Eigiiet, 8aali BOT lillt. Pan

lillg, Ac., Ac

BICHABD'S IBON WOBKS. 190 JT 192 WASHINGTON 8TREET, CHICAGO. ILLINuklS. jaZ3d3m

PLOW WOBKS.

Eaten, Conaty, MLO.

The Empire Qsees of tke West

This Standard Plow has never been exeelled, aa4 for general parpoee

never will be.

lailsceeflrse

tion we are working a perfectly hnmnieale— Cast Steel that will eat polish and oatUveaMW other Wrongh Plow made. It THROVE a wide, clean, and sraceftil ftirrow, and jn drasWht is the lightest Plow on record.

Farmers

Will

examine this Plow at

Millinery LAWRENCE,'

Depot. Also, at Mrs.Williams'

Williams Mllllnei

No. 135 Main street. Mrs.O. JA£*dCm Manufacturer

Shop,

Well te

John Scott Son's Wsrehoaae,

Tenre-H aute, IUiana,

I Before purchasing elsewiere. Toar interset W I

dee ire to

promote, and what eay is trae. noviedwly McGUIBC,we CAMPBELL OO,