Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 June 1867 — Page 2

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1)A1LY ,7 EXPKESS.

TEHRli HAUTK, 1N1.

Wedn.slaj MomiBB. Jane Htb. 18W

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having

THK CIRCULATION.

Proems Of the Union Pacific Rallroad from Omaha. The United States Commissioners have officially advise! the Secretary of the Interior tbat th?y have examined the eighth section 6f this road, beginning at the 306th and ending at the 346th mile-post, and have found it ready for service, and fully equipped with the necessary locomotive?, cars, etc. This great road it being pushed forward with a degree energy tbat must injure its early com pit tion. General -Sherman gays~ttoat*it is iuseful and necessary to the government tbat it could well afford to build it on its own account, and save money from the diminished cost of transporting public Btores. In fact, the government praetic-tically-gHarantees-the-construction of the road by making the bonds it issues for tha. purpose a second mortgage, and permit ting the Company to make Ks own bonds a first mortage. Although 345 miles oi the Union Pacific are now-ready for the care, but 200 iniles were in use during May, and the earnings of this portion oi the line during that, month are. officially reported at $261,782. Deducting opera ting expenses, this leaves a sum of more than

/our timet

tbu interest, on the Com

pany's bunds that can be issued on tbat length of road. There seems to be no doubt, now, of tbe early completion of the great line to the Pacific: Ten thousand men are cutting their way eastward from the California-end and over through the Sierra Nevadas and one section of the eastern end is hardly done before the government comoiisbioners are called upon to examine ana accept another and what is more jand better for the stockholders and botidholdersj, the net earnings of both ends are sufficient to pay the interest on their bonds several times over. Tbe cap italists who bnve already paid their millions for the stock already see a profitable return, and we can see no reason why the First Mortgage Bonds, advertised in another column, are not one of the safest at well as most profitable investments of tbe duy. ThesA-buods-bave just-been- offirrea to the public, but tbe daily subscription are already large.

(letting Ready to take Possession The preparations for the. transfer of Euffian America to the United States aregoing on rapidly. Kussia seems determined that wo shall have it, and does not reqi.ire the little ceremony of the pay meut of the purchase money. She will convey the territory without waiting for an appropriation by Congress, and wil be satisfied with a mortgage upon their national honor. Mr. Seward seems equal ly willing to accept the bargain without further formality, and he is about to despatch a revenue cutter to Sitka to look out for the customs due upon good which may be landed there. A large business may be done in evading tbe revende, if red tape should have its way, and in this matter it is feft there must be no red tape. Tbe revenue cutter Lincoln, which is detailed for this duty, will also be employed in surveying the adjoining coast, and in protecting the new commerce which must inevitably spring up witn the Northwestern territory. It is supposed that this vessel will make notable discoveries, and add much to our stock of information about the new pur chase.

A Foolish Party.

The tolegrapb, by way of tbe Atlantic, informed us a few days ago that tbe party of Fenians bad landed at Dungurvon, upon the coast of Ifelafid, "and" fell at once into tbe hands of the police. Where they had come from was not then known: but it Is now stat'd tbat they came from Bosion, in M.a8-aubu«euts. If such is iht case, the persons in question will find what they ought to have known long be« for that ibey were on a fool's errand.— UuKs- the vessel in which they embarked bad a very long voyage, they ought to have lcn wu long before leaving thi*country that the Great Revoluti was quashed, and its success hopeless. They have deliberately run into the jaws of the lion, and ut a time when tbe royal beast is in a very bad humor. If they set sail from this country to make war againn Great Britain, tbey violated our laws, and can hope for no interposition of our government. They will be considered by the Brit th as enemies of the human race and although it has been determined to commute the death sentences in the cases of tbe convicted Fenians to im prisonment for their lives, these marauders do not occupy the same position, and some of them may not be treated as cifully. If their enterprise is wholly their own, regret will be expressed in this country at their foolish and wicked course, but if it shall appear tbat they wero sent off by any of tbe agitators here, no form ot indignation could be too strongly expressed to testify our horror at the criminal atrocity.

Kmperors in Banger.

To kill an ordinary man is, unfortunately, a thing that can be easily done but to kill a potentate seems to be a matter of great difficulty. In this country we have had a melancholy instance of the ea with which a President can be assas sinated but in Europe, where attempts upon crowned heads have been plentiful of late year?, the assassins fail, under circun:stauces which it is supposed would be highly favorable f_.r their purposes. Louis Napoleon has bad several narrow escapei, end his predecessors on the throne have had their experienoe also, and at last died in their beds by tbe mysterious fiat of na» ture which ends every life. Alexander, of Russia, on tbe 16ih of April, 1866, escaped the bullet aimed at his heart by Demetrius Karokowsky. On the 6th of June, 1867, he escaped another bullet, which may hare been intended either for him or his host) the £mperor Napolaon.

Both of these potentates'baVe been forto. nate, aid the* escapes, the odds in most ases bei strongly in favor of the assailant, have always been ascribed to merciful dispensations of Divine Providence, [t seems to be supposed that this attempt at Paris was against the life of tbe Km* peror of Buesia, and it is rumored that the assa?Bin is an expatriated Pole. This tbe danger of- absolute monarchs. They have nnmerous enemies whom they can« not know or suspect, and wtere a wbole people has been embittered, a blow may oe struck by a desperate enthusiast, whose mtriice it would be impossible to antici vatej and against whom it would be impossible to guard. If this at» tempt has been against Nnpoleon, be will punish it as previous efforts of the 'time kind have been punished if againBt

Alexander, tbe outrage upon the laws of o*pitulity wiit make him doubly anxious t6 make tbo retribution severe.

GEN

SCHOFIELD'S LITE ORDEB.

ajpRebel

Virglman's Opinion—The

fiiQhinond txaminer Disconsolate^

The Richmond

Easaminer

of Tuesday

thus wails over the rvCent order .of General Schofield respecting registration al ready published in our columns.

However much reason we bud to com ,,lain of obscurity, ambiguity, and want of clearness in the opinion of Mr. Staobery, we cannot certainly find fault with the 'eneral order of General Scbofield, pubfisted th.s morning, and being either doubtful, obscure or defactn e. Tbe Com' manding General comes directly to tbe point. He does not leave the shadow of book to hang doubt upon. He speakt language so plain that he who runs may read. No Delphic utterances are uis lor, with one bold stroke of bis pen —an instrument at present mightier than ihe sword—be plainly tells us ttiat every uian who

voluntarily

aided tbe rebellion

is disfranchised, 'inid, of course, includes liue-tenths of I.he white population oi Virginia, by the most favorable calculation that we can make and really we do not believe tbat there are five thousand ivgnl white voters jn „the State who can conscientiously take an oath that they never voluntarily aided the bouth in her colossal struggle.

The vision uf liberty, which for the past few months has inspired our bopes, is aoout to fade like the '.baseless fabric" of a dreaui, and leave ''not a track behind." The military bill had been otherwise id terpreted by everybody, and even the wiaist Congressmen had declared that Uid not disfranchise the rank and file of ..he Confederate army who had accepted the President's amnesty, and would take i.he oath to support the Constitution but now comes this general order No. 34 wake us up to the stern realities ot the -ituation, and in its text we find a aey to tbe boastful assurances given by the Bad .cal leaders of their certainty of victory, and to tne great conscience often express ud by tbe negroes in their strength, and in their ability to carry tbe elections.

In a word, we are ftii disfranchised for ihe meanest coward tbat ever hid from iho conscripting officer, will scaroely Swear that he never gave voluntary aid to the Southern cause, and if this order is to be regarded as the ultimatum, we have but one alternative, torosort to wholesale per jury, or leave the field entirely to the ne ,roes and tbe few so-called''loyal" whites. 0' course tbe first idea is not to be con -ldt-red for a moment, and to the last we must submit.

A Just Man!

If there is any thing worth envying in this world, it is not the wisdom of Solo mon, the patience of Job, the strength of Hercules, tbe beauty of Venus, or the wealtb ot Peabody,

bvt htm

juitice above every thing else who means 10 be just, and I as tbe moral courage to aot justly under all circumstances.

The mountains m»y qoake,

TUB

earth mar ihate,

The bouse threaten to tumble over bis head- life be in peril, his dearest interest endangered, public opinion against his vieus, be still remains unmoved, and as firm as the granite self

tiyn,

to ba jutt.

Such a

man is th) )iliar of society he is God ino—not oniy in image, but inward—for to be just in its fullest meaning, tempered with mercy and elevated with charity, is tbe highert pinnacle of civilisation.

To be just requires only good common iense flavored witu tbe best intentions, usfisted by untiring patience, reason to (jenetrute and csmprebend, patience to investigate calnily, carefullv, judiciously, every item bearing on the whole case, in order to be able to arrive at the right eonul'uson, and give a decition that will be tp roved by all good and wise men here, and sanctioned by

Him

whom we

call

our heavenly fattier. Reader, whoever you may be, pause often through tbe passing hours and reflect, -i y»u will will find, after

mature reft-c-

thai you are not half so beautitul as ^ou suppose you are not by hall as wise and talented as you think yourself to be not half so rich and powerful as you believe, and the little you have is perishabe what is really yours, is your good acts ibej brighten bore, and live above v.-terually.

Beituty, wisdom, and wealth cannot keep you happy, but just acts will. Pause, therefore, beforo you act mind tnat innu- wb sper, ''consjicace.'" That whisper pleads i..r justice lor justiOe is Heavenly, lor God is just, and in His great n.ercy He has plumed a grain of justice in every human breaBt. Cultivate that urain, that it may blossom within you, shire through your eyes, and spread its majestic rays over your features, and you will be truly beautiful. Cherish that grain of justice as your most precious IjOj.-e.-siun let it not wither within you, among the thistles of pride, overbearance, the beat et' gain and uucbaritableness. You may be beautitul, wiso and wealthy, but without justice ana without cbharity you are inwardiy a dep:ori,b.e bem^. Dark is your life, for you aro without the heavenly blossoms your thistles of overshadow it you have exchanged peace and bappimss for strife and discontentment, a hard lot to bear, that will shorten your life and will leave you unmourned.

Therefore resolve to cut down tbe thistles, cut off haif of your pride, three quarters of your love of ^.ain, and the whole of your uncharitableness. Resolve to be

just,

to be

good,

and your resolve

Practice them every mcment of your life. You ill feel like new-born, you will begin to ei joy the real sweetness of life, and thank Gvd for them. The community will be pn.ud of you, your ohilJren will bo prouo of you, for

iijutt man

is nature's

true nobleman he enjoys tbe patent of n-.bility by having earth as bis heaven, aud heaven will be to hiia a Paradise. -MUOTIZ.

IfeTer Kissed a White Girl. Some time ago a planter a short distance from Memphis g*ve a party to tbe young folks in the neighborhood.

It was a gay time, and in the course of tha evening the boys and girls played forfeita.

While this was going on it chanced that the son the planter, a nioe, modest fellow, had to claim a forfeit of some of the girls, but he was overcome with diffidence. "Go ahead, John,", said tbe planter, "and kiss some of tbe girls."

John bitched from one foot to the other, blushed, and finally blurted out: '*1—I never kissed a white girl, father."

Tbe laughter that ensued may be imagt .v

[from the Louisville Courier.] OLDEJN MEMORIES.

BY J. B. BAXJUCK.

From the dim, dim shores of the sorrowful past Comes the phantom of memory to me, As a billow borne forth by the desoUte blast

From the storm-beaten heart of the sea With a thought of the beautifu' years long gone— Those brightest, divtnsst of years— It martfiurs, to-night,'in a rythmical tone

That melts me to sadness and tears.- ,r

It brings back the dreams of the better time, When our heart like the music of birds, •?. In the metrical flow of a melody-chime,

Were wed to the sweetest of words— •.--j When we gathered rich blossoms—wove garlands of flowers,

Tbat emblemed love's holiest vow, As the wreath of fame, we counted as ours, With a dladem^lflreach brow.___ **.

Ah!'t is sad to think of those dear, old days-rV,,, The world was so beau ifal then— fe.ii Bre fancy and feeling »ad followed, ths ways

Of wicked and sinful men There were inndcent pleasures and soulful sm'lss, In the being of passionate yo 'th— A faith tbat no art ef the tempter beguiles

In the sacred trust of truth. ife

Some ship bas be«n wrecked on tEe msrcIlaSs By tbe storm king* merciless power, Whence cometb this spirit of memory to mt &

In the hush of this sorrowful hour It comes, as the reminder so sad, In the memorable years now fled, Since, together, w- saUed with a spirit as gled

As the. ipples that under us sped.

The night Is dreary with darknaa without— The win .s they are piercing and cold. And the wings of the tempest Is flapping about

As the snow falls adrift on the world The emb rs are cheering and cheerful within, As the heart no sorrow can dim, And my thoughts, to the brightest of msmorles akin,

Biae up as a well to the brim.

Here's a spectre-like hand in whose tenderly grasp Beat tbe heart-bounding pulses of did In Its welcoming zeal—ia the warmth of its clasp,

Throbs a feeling that never grew cold An hour together, we will run o'er the past, Recounting its pleasure and pain, As the beautiful visions, too lovely to last,

Bisesout of their ashes again.

A lining of silver—a frosting of gray, I trace In the raven-wreathed bead And the eye that looks so wan, that was bright on the diy

When the taddest of farewells was said A wrinkle or two may be seen on the brow, A lurking of care in the face, "S And sadness unsnoken, how vividly now,

In the shade ef expression I trace.

Ah I oft through ths Joy that the lightest may know, Some grief stea's direct to the heart, When the looks that was stranger sadness or woe,

May be shaped in the congress or art And the smile 'twas so bright, I never ,had thought,

That brow could be shaded wits floe In the days when first from existence ws oaught, JThe hue of its freshness and bloom.

Then a tear to the beautiful years that are gone, Ths memories no sorrow oan shade. As the shadows of night that flee in the dawn,

All else from existence may fade, Set, with the hope In the heart, and life In tha e,es,

And feeling that never grows cold, The future we'll trust—bid the present go by, And cling to the memories of old. ATLANTA,GA.

Thx Pa^-^owrei^ondent of-the New York Daily

Times,

who loves

writing of American

contributions to the Exposition, says: ''Messrs Mason & Hamlin, ot New York, have sent a beautiful collection of cabinet organs. The workmanship of the oases compares favorably with the best specimens of the kind in the French department, and the designs are light, rich and elegant. It is only of late years that the cabinent organ bas taken a legitimate place in the ever-extending family of musical instruments. -In--its oJd-forn»| it was a coarse provocation to psalmsinging a loud inducement to howl in short or long metre. The grossness and inequality of its scale sufficed to cover up every defect of the performer, even tbe ouftom of singing through the nose, which is yet prevalent in certain pious and occidental districts. Messrs. Mason & Hamlin were among the first to seriously consider the possibility of ohan a toy into an instrument of mnsic. der tfiefr" Bands 'the" various registers qave been equalized, and tbe whole cbar» aoter of tbe instrument is thoreby rendered homogeneous. Tbe quality of the tone is cleat and vocal, and tbe contrivances for blending it in many forms are ingenious without being complicated. In Europe^ they still adhere to the rough, loud tone, which with ns have been totally superseded. Messrs. Maspn & Hamlin have, therefore, to struggle against a prejudice, or rather a predilection. Some of the most eminent organists in Paris have already declared in their favor, and I hope th&t the jury msy do the same.— They are alone in the honor of fighting the rest of the world, and it would be pleasant to record that victory had perched upon their banners. dwlw

"YOTJE Lotion has cured me of Tetter (or Salt Rheum) on my bands of thirty years standing," writes Joseph Kistler, of Danville, Ind., who bas been using Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion. ~s~

Juno 12,dwlw

all

DRY GOODS.

C. WITT1G & CO.,

73 MAIN STREET,*

OPPOSITE Mc'KEEN'S BANK.

WEEKLY BVLLEfO

RE JEIVED

Damaged

Large Lot of Prints, in good styles,

on the,..road,.. wiich we sell at

10 Cents a Yard!J-

They are going fast, therefore, call soon

FOR A CHOICE!

Blue Trimming Green Lilac

STRAW COLORED

BONNET RIBBON,

White Bugle Gimp, Crystal Fringe, Marseilles Shirt Fronts

Farmers & Mechanics

DOUBLE and TWIST

CAS SIM E RES,

In Black and Brown.

A? ,rW^

... ..

i-t*

S-, BELDING'6

M10HINB SPOOL SHE,

The beat in the Market—warranted to HAVE FULL MEASURE.

C. WITTIG & CO.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

KODSAS, FISE A COb,

A N E S

AMD DEALERS UT

GOYEMMENT 8KCUUT1T8,

N o. 18 NassauSt*)

/a, NEW YORK, Bay and s«ll at market ratsp 6iz farMl tail of 18*1 FiTB Twenty Bonds, an lnwi Toa-rorty Buads Sersn-Thlrty Hotaa, allasrias Ooa(MM interest Motta, and Gold and SOva Oola. "Convert all aeiiss of 7-30 MM Sato the ais Consolidated 6-20 Beads at VaavinarlM rates.

Execute orders for parchaaa aad sale, or «I

BOWEN.POTTEK & EBi&

W O O

COMMISSION IHCIAira,

No.

UO South. Front Street, PHI LADE LiPHIA. OMMHMitt

«f

t#Ati

Wool rupictfullj solicited.

Libtral Ouh

orfsanets made, and aalse (aarraa*

Wool consigned tons is carefully graded to eUtt the market, Mid displayed

*38 AMD

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. 8 Norm freat Street, PkUaM9kU, fa. Consignments Solicited, Seeks foruished. Adsaacesmadetf featured,

Wools prop -rly displayed, aad due attention given to effect their beet WOOLS_)£AACK.^»!KNdisposal. «RJJI^WLY_KEPT

rate.

ALSBEBG'8

A A I N E 1 Sabstltate for Mother's Milk, AND 700 FOB INVALIDS. Sold by all Druggist*. Price 60 cente per can.

UALL

PAPKB

ARRIVED THIS "WEEK,'^

*W"

VftutftgfeBags furnished if required.

WS. L. SOWABL3.

tto bettM*

ED. BBTTLS. BSUBT BBTTU.

BETTLE,

EDWARDS

W O O

SEPA-^

TAUSSIG, LIVINGSTON 4 CO.

WOOL

Commission Meroh w~nt«i No. s* Soitfc Froit, Utttl* Duwtt,

Philadelphia,

JPte.

CASH advances made at six per cent, per annum Other charges low. Belte iX National and Corn B*chaa« National Baake, Phila American Sschange NaUoaal Bank. Hew York First National Beak, OUeap, Uliooiji, Messrs. Gllmore, Donlap Co., Bankers. Ulacinuati, Ohio.

DRIED SEEDED ClIEMtlEa soil at 6fe per iart in City merkets.

vA„ents

WKAVMM'BPATTBUT

CHsa»Y STOMSB will atone thren 'jusbels p*r now, and separates the seed from the fruit. Seat by Expre-is on receipt of Ji.60.

way ted everywhere to make »ip to e»0

aday. The trade supplied by HABBiTiS BBUS.

C°

Beading Hardware Works, Beading, Pa.

UTTEMTOM.—Patents obtained ia America and Europe. No charge on rejected caaee unless snccesftll.

J. JTBASKB CO., Patent Agents, Bochester and Baffalo, N I.

l?ITEAM & HOBSK POWBB TBBESB1NO KA OoalNBS— We build Steam Xnreshere tnd Horee Po er Threshing Machines of all sises, also Kortuble S.iw Mills ol aarious siaes. Our Farm Euglueii the best in America, and eur Thr««hers are superior to any made. Send for onr pamphlet. JONAS W. YEO, BobiMon Machine Worse, Blnbmond, lnd.

Oils YOUR HAMESS. Frank Hlller*a PBEPARKD HABNBSS OIL Blaik an, for Harness, Carriage Toon, Ac. Frank Mller'» LBAXUEB PBKSBBYATIVX and Water Proof Oil Blacking, for Boots and S io s. One-half at least ie added to the durability ot feather by their timely Frnfik Miller's POIiISH OIL BLACKING.—

Tne opularity of these articles renders commendation sapetfluous. Manuf-«cnired by BANK. MlIitiBB A CO., 18 Jk 20 Cedar Street. New Tork.

BUCKKL, Agents,

Greauwioh Street, New Tork.

Wanted-AjfentH.

$350 per month, the year round, or 900 per ceut. profit on commissions. We oaoraftfs* the above salary or commi-telon to suitable agents, at their own homes, to introduce an article of tVDia riNSABLC

CTILITT

in ever household. For par

ticulars call on. or address, G. W. JAOKSON A 00. 11 South Street, Baltimore, Md.

SDFFBBEB

^hat are your Symptoms? Are they furred tongue, dlaziness, headache, an uneasy stomach, oppression after eating, pain between the shoulders, constipation If so, you are i)Tannic and

RILUOOS,

ao-I nothing will m*et

your case so efficiently as Taaaam's BrraaviaOIBT^EtTEKB APEEIEKt.

HOLD

ATI

ALL

Catarrb,

DBCG STOBBS.

Bronshitls, Scrofula of every phase,

Liver and Kidney diseases. Wm. B. Prince, Flushing, N Y., lor 60 years proprietor of the Ltnn«n Nurseries, b»« discovered the Bemsdlai Plants whi harePosiTirc Crass for ths above, and all Inherited aud Chronic Diseases, Djspspiia. Antlima, Neveus Debility, Khemuwatlsm, and all female Maladies, and others reeulting frem impurity of vbe blood, hitherto iaourable Explanatory (circular, one sump. Treatise oa all dji 2Jcetns.

SURE PILE CUBE!! Dr. Gllbret's Pile Instrument, for the radical core of Piles, Proiapsns,MS Ac., without an' operation or medicine, re. Wlieves the worst case in live minutee, and hasf"*1never failed to effect a permanent cure. SendH^for Circular. Sold by DrnriHiti Mnerallv.—'^ .Discount to Daalers.— Druggists generally.— Agents wanted_ every [Tjwhere on receipt of O it/^/-)DOLLABS. J. B. KOJtAlJSfE

Sent by maii, J. B.

ger, 675 Broadway:

"THE ADVERTISERS GAZETTE" Contains inform ition of valne to those interested in advertising,and constitutes cempleie "NK.W8

DIHEOTUBY." /u«f Monthly. Termt

Vrklly in advance.

One copy one year, $1 One

copy nix months, 60c. One copy three months, S3 cents. From Jqjy 1st the Gasette ttiil be made a 14 page Paper, anu nave a guaranteed circulation of 330,000 COPIES, 13.000 Copies

to Druggists, Paint Deal*

ers, Ac., 4.U00 goto Newspaper Pabllshers. 3.000

BIBBOIfS.

ta icgiuar Bikacrlken and lor judi

cious distribution. The above edition guaranteed for 3 months. Rate* of Advertising

Classl 'ed Advertisements, 60c. per 11 n« lO lines 1 ntb S6 3 months $12,60 12 lines 3 months 916,00. 8pecial Notiees, 9th Page, Ito per line each insertion. Displayed and illaatratad advortlsements, ICth and 16th pages, 60o per lino each inaortion. Businesi Notices, Outeide Pege, 76c per Iluo, eacb insertion.

GEO.

P. Publishers, ~.T-BOWJCLL*00.,

40 Park Row, New Tork.

"THERE IS 90 SUCH WOBD AS fAIL."

TARRANT'S OCpiPOUND

SXTBACTOT

Gabebs & Oopabia

Is a SUB1C, OFKTAIN, and SPKKDT CUBB for all diseaeea of the BLASBU, Komi aad. DaiKiST Oaaaas, either In the Kale or Female, tieouentlj perrormiag a Paaraer Ottaa ia tbe short space of three or bar daya, aad always la Isae time than any other Preparation. In the Of. bnut'i Csaptoi Extnct of C1M1

HBTBB VAILS.

KaouSsctared oaly by

ARRANT dc 278

CO^

Greenwich Street, Ne*e Tork.

•VSoid by Draggists all orsc tks Werld.

3T-"

HXBKXTSICALT 8XALED

Glass Fruit Jar!

The Best Fmlt Weierwf -St--

B»

callaneons securities. Banln pistts and allow Sper eeat Intateet oa balance*, tnebeck at ufbt.

Hake coliectioas ou all accessiblepoiata. Ail sussof G-wmassattfecnrt lee uedited «r remitted for, receipt, at market r«t«, Fasa of ail commit JD ehai|es. B»I w»

A Ferfeet Meceas.

Easiest to Cloie br Open.

«oo4 ntfl fhr Jar Brokei.

Wo^lsr tke'aheve 'arts

TEffiTBAJDi

—AT-

ivss sias&iiiaf

WHOLESALE ONLYl!

ifoH-:

COX A SOU.

De B. DE LAJTD A CCS

CELKBBATID BBANDS OF

S A E A S

COX BON. Jo^Sdlm

DRV COOOS.

JUNE 1st, 1867

iKAlB 0WHIS8 M¥

itazt tC is

I £_ -"j

DRESS GK)ODS!

KUtrtit

'1—v1--

Real Frenob Orf^ndi 1

Beal Iron Grenadinel

All oolors Plain Grenadine

Elegant Bn»^i»&renadine

Pine AppleGrenadine!.'....

Beal All Wool Hernanil

Plaid Iron oplin!

Checked Mozambique!

Plain Mozambique!

A Elegant Aaeortmant of Thin

looming ClMds!

Lemoli Colored Alpaca!

Flesh Colored Alpaca I

1400 yds American Lawns at 25c

300 yds Emb'd Grenadines, 35c

3000 yds Cheeked Poplins

k, worth 50 cents, for 25c

Beantltal Styles Chene Poplin

Gimp Trimmings to Match!

Bngle Trimmings to Match!

Watered Trimming Ribbons!

A p«noaal azamiuatioa of tin above by every consumar of

Dry

neitly solicited.

(jtoods, is ear-

TUELL, K1PLEY & CO.,

COB. 5TH MAIN STBBBTS,

Terr© Haute. Ind.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

JgOOTS AND SHOES ..

MY OWN MAKE!

Made la my Shop by the BXST OT WOBK1WB, aad of the Best Material! Which I TT respect. I am all kiadaef Wo»

will Warrant ia ever

also prepared to make ta older men and Men's Wear that may be wailed for, oa the SHOBTBST M0T1GB aad In the a»«pt Faahlonabie Style and oa the moet BBASOM ABLB TKKMS rrlce Lit! antll farther ICotloe: Slagle Sola Sewed Lemoin CallSkln Boots, 91100 Bouble U,0P

Pegged Leren SDC Frenee Kip S.00 AawrieaaXip 7.0B "coarse e.00

Mending Done v* the But Style and on Short Notice.

•HBO A PBaCTlUAL MtCHAiriG MTSELF, aad haTiag had a practloal axperleaoe ia the Boot aad Shoe basiaess for seas* twenty ysars, I (eel conflSent that 1 eaa g-Te wtls(action fh my basinees, aaequaled in Style aad Quality, to all who may favor me with their patroaage. ThaakfBl to the public for thsfr Jbnasr patroaage I hepe to marit a large aamber of my (fid Customers and ae many aew oaee aa may fever me with their trade.

Om me a.call b4«e orderingeisi orders praesptly AIM. Do aotserget tho piace. No. 1,

South Sth 8ti Terr* Haute, ind

H. HIX1MA9IP

XarohSSMa

E A

.ytfA*

Csfskia

There is no need of confinement or change of diet. In its appruTt-d of a paste, it is entirely taateleas, and eaueea no ucpleauct sensation to the patient, and no exposure. It ie aow acknowledged by the moet 1/earned in tba Profession, that ia Iks above olaee of Diseases, Crane aire Oeraiia are the *1t two Bemedies known that can be railed apoa with any certainty ol saccess. bnnt'i Caqtal Cztnct cf CMs ui Csprt**

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SAL.E1

SOW WATOHBS, Pataal l«sae tall Jewelled, Haatlsg Ceess, SteMlag 8ilTer, Beautifully Kagraved aad la every respect flret class Timers. To beeold at six dollars each, being ksathaa three foorthe theceetuf maaalactartag. These Watohas ars Mtailsd bf lMMUets at from SIC to tlS tha ectaaloeeC ts-tts •aaalheWii ss* being each. XUa eteckef Watchee was purchaeed at aBaakraptSa ela aadis.aadareanw iat sash ainmsly W# Igares, that all asay pcniss a cjrrsct Tims iespsirtamirslyacmlael earn- liwj Watch warraiated for 1 ysars. Parfteordsriag theasssat »asfc:aM eacloeeW ceateextraa stsgsr Wtla|^.

las we.1 asaledletiermay beeestat my riek. Addrsss all ordsrs to ICABlZB OUlrUB. atylddwly Auun, I.Y.

JJHIOM PACJtffO

iAaBOll) 'to.'

An ae* caaMtraotiagaBaUread Item Omaha, Nebraska, «MtwaHt«war4e the Paeilo Ocean, ssaklag with ttaoonaectioas an aabrokea line

The "-PT «aw

OFE

limited amoaat ef their

F1I8T B0KTCA6C BftSBS havfcg thirty yeare to rue, snd bearingimnoal iatarest, payable oa the flnt day or January and j«iy.te ^MClty ef* w-Tork, at the rate if

Six

Per

Cent. In Gkld,

Ninety Cents on the Dollar. TMS toad wae couple ted bus Omaha 30 oiUiee weetoa the flret or na?B»3y, Tm, aher UTaily rquipped, aad trains are~r%ular yruaniug otsr It. The Oom aiy has aow on hand |nfficieat. troai ^tait e'e., to finish the rsasaiaihg poitlon to the eastern law ,'of the Bocky «nnt-.ins, 213 •KM, which is a'nder contract to be done Sep. tember 1stof th'S year, and it ia expaoWd that the entire road WUl be ia ruanlag order from'Oaaaha lo lta weetern o^naection with the Central Psdt\ now bdag rapidly built eastward from Sacra aashto, Cal., duriag 1870.

litiB wtiagthadistaaoe to beboiltl^r th^DaioaIraelSc to be l.869 milee, tue United State. GorSmaeat issass iu Six per cent. Thirty-year Bends to, the Oom pan/ as tbe road Is flalshe at tha average rate of about (28,250 isr mlk-, aawoaUag t« SM,lWOOO.

Ths Cotapaay is also permitted -to issae its own First Mortgage Bends to aaequal amount, aad ai ths same time, which by special Aot conifess are made a Flist Mortgage on the entire line, tbbnla of the United Statee-May «MM

The Government saaksa a doaatlon Jor W.860 acns of land to th« miie amounting to ?0,u32,(j00 asrss eetiautsdto ha.worta .SS^OQO.OOO^uiailug he total reeoarosa, exclusive ef tue capital, IIU.dlfl^OOUc lnt the fall valae uf tbe laade ceanat uow be ffslil

Tlie i-uttiorlae Capital Stock of the Company is oaa haadred million dollars, oi which five mll11 ns hare alrea iy been p.id in. and which it is not sappoeed that mon than twenty-fl*e millions by competent million dollara,

«jMet *ill he repaired. The

ocet

the road is eatimat

aagineere to be ab^atoaehaar exoiusise of eqaipoMnt. JPirovpecta 'far Business. lbs railroad coaneetloa between Omaha and the Bast is now oomplete, and the earnings of tbe Union Pacific an the ction* already finlshctl for the first two weeks in May ware: SU3,(JOQ. Thsse sectional earninga as the road progr«aase will moch more than pay thn interest on tbe Compscy'a bonds, and tbo through business orer the only Una of rail'oad betaeen the Atlantic aad Paeiiomaai be Immense. Value and Security of the Bonds :.Xhe Company respectfully submit, that the ahoee statement of mete fully deasonstrates the eH»Ti^ ^f thslr Bonds, aad as additional proof ttuy «oald suggest that tha Bonds now offered antlesaihaa tea million dollars on 617 mllss of road, on which over tweaty million dol'ars have alrssidy hssa ei peadedjn

SSO

miles of this road

the cars are new running, and the remaining 187 atilse are nearly completed. At'the pieeoat rau of premium on gold these bonds pay an aanaal intsrest on the present coat

Nine JPer Cent,,

and It le bslieved that on the completion of the road, like the OoTernment Boads, thry will go SbOvs par. The Company Hit's to sell biU a UmiiedTamount at the present low rate, and retaitf theright to advance tue price at their option.

Subscriptions will be receives in Dew Hoik by ttlf Conttneotal National Bank, No. 7, Naseau.St.,

Clerk, Dcdge ft Co., Bankers, 51 Wall St., John J.«iscu ft Son, Binkers, Mo. 33 Wall St., snd .by BANKS AND B&NKBB9 generally thrm^oat the 0lilted States, nf whom maps nod ueSfiiptiye pamphlate. may be obtained. Tbey will also be eeat by mall from th Company'» OAoa, No. 80 Nassau Street, New Tork, on'application Subscribers °wlli selsct their own Agents ia-whem they have confidence, who alone will be raeponaible to them for tbe safe delivery of the

JOHN J. CISCO. Tteasnrer,

jnySOd^Sm-top ccjlins HBW TOM.

INDIANAPOLIS CARDS.

P. BINGHAM & C0.,_

tiennioeAmericanWatches

Diamonds, Fine. Jewelry,

SOLID SILVER WARE,

NEW PATTIBNS.

Solid Sll?er Spoons and Forks,

'FINK SILVBB.PI.ATID

Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors, BERRY DISHES, ICE PINCHERS. WAITERS, CUPS & GOBLETS,

'1 Also, a tine line of Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENGRAVING NKATLT EXECUTE* IN Old English or German Text.

ALL

OOODS

BOCQHT Bias

ENGRAVED FREE "Of CHARGE,

W. P. RIICOHAM A CO., 50 EAST WASHINGTON STBXBT, aprMSuge INDIANAPOLTS.

J. N. GLOVER'S

IHBlAITAFOilS

Suocsssoaa

5'^ ke* TERRA COTTA WORKS,

Hee oa head, or manufacture* to order, allJcinds of Architectural Oraamenfl. such as Wludour Caps, Bracksts, Medallions, Panel and Friese Ko riebmer ta Flower Vasee, Life lie Statuary, Water Pipe, Ae.

Two equaree weet of Union Depot. april6d6m

mm,

t&ri

HUWIQ, BoaaaTs-

DOOE, SASH AND BLIND KMbfACTUBEfiS,

SOUTH UBBIDIAN STBEET, "t*4

Nearly Oppesite Bast Xnd of the Union Depot

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. f'l*' suftiflp*

BMIfLAB SlZID WOBE COXSIARTII ra H1MB

.apr6-2tiad8m

citsits ittmn.

RAILWAY!

SarnuB auaMNttiBun awn

-BOSTON,

And New England Citaea.

THIS BAILWAT BXTBNDS FBOM Dunkirk to New Fork 460

Miles,

'frSmzTort^m MUeirm.^. Salamamca to New Tork

415

Miles,

SJIO

is nan

aa to at nms tile

SMBTIST

noun

AU Traias run direetly throagh to Mew Tork, wlthoat chaageof Ooaches.

From and after Korembv l»th, 1M*, Trains wiH Iears ia connectioa with'all Wsetera liaee, as follows» Frem Uaaklrk

MM!tolataaca-

Bjr Hi* Yerk tisseirom Uaraa Depots: 7.S0 A. ML. Smw lerfc Bey BaynM, from Salamanca (Sand.ys excepted), atopsat

UorneitTitii 8.00 A. atf(uftft), latereectlag with theglOAr*.®ay Kw from Battaio, and arrivce tn H»w VorkXt T.Oe f." M. lit (Sun

A, a. fcamseaa miuys excoinwd).

•mlL drqas Salasaanea Stop^at floriwlirliieijj

Aw .aad caaaectaat ilornstlsTilie aad CortfQig with ths A. M. Bxpreaa Kail boat Buialp, andArritea ta Ne* York at 7.00 A. M. aT«a li nr Hi lit ITsmei— fima Daakirk (S inday ekvepted). biop. at Salmaaca 6.66 *. Oieaa- 74ft P. K. {Sup). Tamer 9M A' U., (Bku). aad ar Ire ia New Vork as 1^-30 P. M., oeaaecting with Afteraorn

Traina-for Boatou aad New JCnglaad Oitiea.

Frona BaBpla Tl| New. Tork TiaM from lie- ", oerVlCauhaage aad Vichigaa Street.: S.OOJI

A. M. Hsv Tstk Jtajr JCXpMaa, (-uudavs excepted). Stops at Horueiaevilie V.V3 A. M., .Bkft) Suequrhaana S.17 P. M.t (tiiae): Turner's 7.60 P. X. Ooanects as Great Bend witb:i«la Laokawaa.A Wetit ern Bailroad.aadat Jersey llity with Miduigfer -Knpress'lSMa of

SJtt Jerse

Bailruad

J'iiilaJtlphia, Baltimore and Waabiagtoa. IktO A.'B. £it|)raa Mali, r.a Atua and Hornaiisriiie t.uadays sxcepied). Arriseein

New Tork at 7.00 A. M. Connects at Klmlrs with thaNorthera OsairelBailway-for Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baitiaiore. Waahingtoa aud other points South. *». *. Uglajfiiisw (Sundays excepted). Stops at HoraellsTU.e 6.25 (Sup.), and arrisea in New Vork 7.00 A. M.— Connects at Jersev City with Morning Bxprese Train of Mew Jersey ttaiiroed

Baltimore

and Waehington, andat New York with Morning Express Train for'Boston aad Now Bagland Oitiee. (.lO P. M. Hew Tork Hi|ht Esprsss,

DA1LT. Slaps at BorueilavUie 10.SU

If.

M.,

(Sap.), intersecting with the ili P. M. Train ,i trom DnnkiA, and arrires la New York at jW.30 P. MU Aisooenaects atKlmira for Harrlsburg, Philadhipbla and Fouth. 11.BB 1*. B. CiaeiaaaU Bxpreaa, (Sundays excepted), btops at buspueiianna 7.20

A. v., (Bktt.) Turner's 1.12 F, M.. (Dine), and arriTea in Nsw Yurb at US P. 11. Connaots at Great Bead With Delaware, Lackawanaa A Weetern Bailioad for Scran ton, Tren- -. ton and Philadelphia, and at New Vork with

Afternooou Trains and gieameie for Boeton iiv-!and New England UitUa. Only one Train Bast oh Snnday, leaving Bu fato at 6.10 P. U., and reachlag New York at liSO afternoon.

Boston and'New Eagland Passeagers, with thslr Baggage, are tnwisfsrrad

fn* of

York. The.bett Ventilated and mo*t Luxurious Sleeping Coaches N"iN THB WOILW accompanying all night trains on this railway.

Baggage Cheoked Through!

And Fare as lou as

any

other Route.

ABK FOB VLOKIN VIA ULK BAUWAK. Which can be obtained Mall Principal Ticket Of. fipes in the West and South weet. H. BIDDLE, WM. B, BABK,

Gen'l Sup't 4en'l t. Agent uor27dtr

RELIABLE

LITTLE KL1MI RAILROAD VIA COLUMBUS, Shortest & Quickest Route

From CINCINNATI to aU the

EASTERN CITIES,

TOWNS, TILLAGICS and STATIONS. '-S ... TU LITTLE WUMI is.the ONLY Line running Lightning Kxpie.s Trains from Cincinnati to the East. It being-tbe saoBtisr Line, Oonneqtiuns are certain, and Passeagers have isru time for Meals. :r~rr.

FAST TIME FROM GIICIXKAn TO

Boston in boun^ Baltimore in 29 hours Mew Tork ia 81 hAghftr Washlnston City in 80% Buffalo in 16 hours j1.(ppTeland ia

hours.

Tbree DafTf lEsstern Trains. 7 A. M. Lightning Xgpress. U:30 A. M. Light ning Express. 8 P. M. Lightning Xnprsss. Modern Sleeping Care by Night Trains,

Saloon Cars by Day Trains.

Ike 8 P. X. TnUa leaves 8aa4ay Hl^t laa ar Saturiay Nlffet. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH!

aar- Taaocos Ticarra.are sold at all Tickst Offices in ths south and Wsst. Ask for Tiokets Via Ciscinnati and Columbus.

WM. L. O'BRIEN, Gen'l Ticket Agent. 3. SHBB.LOUK, Gen'l Agaat,. Cincinnati. tf

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

MEKICAK EXPRESS COM

XX PANY. COIfSOLIPlTKll C'Af'ITAIi, 980,000,000! The aboVe named Uoiurau iiave In charge ei experienced and trusty Mvsseag.rs, Express* leaving and arriving at Terrs Hants, as follows

Tiro Expresses Dally, to and from: New Tork, OleTelaad, J*4f" 5. ft Albany, Philadelphia, Buffalo,- Washington City. And all other points in ths Eastern States and

O A. -A. A. S

Connect g| it New York with Wells, Fargo A Co'. Kur'opeaa .ud California Express, for all pwints in Kurupe, California and Oregon. Three Expresses Dally, to and from

Cincinnati, Ohio ..I Indianapolis, lad Colnmbus, Bichmond, Daytou,, Foit Wayne, Newark, #. Logansport, CaaesTille. Peru,

And all pointe la Indiana and Ohio. TWO Expresses Daily, to and from Soint Louis, Mo., Uhlcago, Illinois Hannibal, 'Ocotralla, Milwaukie, Wis., s.. Dstroit, Mich. Madison, Saint Joseph, Mo.J And all points North and Wsat, Including points in Kansas and Nebraska.

Tiro Expresses Daily, to and from: Orseacastle, Lafayetts, Crawfordsvills, Michigan City, Ao. One Express Dally, to and from'

B00KV1LLK, IND.

One Accommodation Express Dally To and frem Paris, Illinois, Chnrleston, Illinois

Mattoon, Illinois, and inteimediatepoints. All business entrusted to this Company will bs attended to

promptlg

and witb

ditpatek.

Bates as low as by auy Responsible Company. OFFICE oil FOURTH STREET, next door tc Ohio Street, Terre Uaute, ltd.

S. McELVAIN, Agent.

K, W. SLOAJIE, Mop't., Indianapolis, Ind. Oct3dtf

.* 4?4

JOIRA SCBXSIDSB

STEFFENS SCHNEIDER'S INUIANAPOLIfs PlMBDix Bell and Brass Foundry,

SO TJnion Railfoad Traoh, Half Square East Union Depot, Iai laaapolU, lad This Establishment has constantly on hand a complete assortment uf j3r»ss Goods for Sngine Buildere, Stesm and Gas Fitters, an! are manufactnrera of Water, 8team, Qn and Bear Cocks, Whistles, Couplings, Oil Cups, (lobs Tshrti, end all kinds of Brass Works. aprl6-d2taw6m,

COLGATE & CO S GEBKAN Erasive SSoap manufactured from Pttus XATKhlALS, and may be consideied, the STAHDAKD Of UCKLLEXCE

For sale by alt Oi ocers. 2tdwVy

OIL MANUFACTURERS.

TV/TAUTB & C( IU of Lard Oil, Neati

CO. Manufacturers

tafoot Oil aad all kinds of

Lnbricatisg aad Lamp Oil*. Ths bsst kind of Axle Orsass, Ac Ae. Orders oan be left at H. Hulasaa'i, Main Street, Terre Haute.

Mint A (to., haseaae for dead Animals, Bonea aad Fat aad pay for the same according to the ceadltioa thereof, if dsliTerad at their Factory, •cot of the Cemetery, en tha Canal, Terre Haute, IaA. aplSdAm

J^EDlCAli ^NOTlCij.

DnfintlCK

Stodsy iaJiHI-

siM-4-'fti

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

a a 0 0 0 0 0 0

a. GREAT r. 1

MUSICAL.

Eastern Western and Sonttaen EXPRESS F0BWABDBB8. Save'JacIlitles over all the Bailroade East, st end So nth, for the rapi transportation of MONEY AND OTHER VALUABLE

Heavy and Light Freight, Packages aadi Notes, Drafts and Bills collscted, aad pi om] eturns made

Merchandise tekan for dellrsry on paymei. ol the accompanying bill, and prooeeds rsturnsd promptly. .Under careful Messengers, the Express arrives and departs with nearly all ths trains, fcr thf prii clpal Eastern cities and Intermediate points making close connections with

The Southern Express, For the principal cities of ths South. RATES AS LOW AS AM' OTHKB COM PA ill

Losses and damages promptly adjusted and ssttlsl

Twenty Years

Of suocessful operations of this qld.aad reliable Company a sufflalent guarantee of its responslWllty and honorable dealijg witb the publlo, and to solicit a continuance of Ita patronage.

Office at No.

ndiana.

LETK

Have eesociated Mieauaires together in thepraeti*e»f Madidaj aad Surgery. 0S»«a At Dr. Patrick's old Stand, eorasr •Hi aad Okie streets. apiidSa^o

Meehaaiee Row, Xerre Maate

B. B. ALLEN, Agent,

NovlMtf

W O E S A E E A E S

FANCY 6BOCEBIE8, SEfiAM, TOBACCOS, TEAS, etc. lOdtf

TEBHE HAUTE

AOADEMTof MUSIC Tha undersighed, desiring to supply a vac nam ia the sraata of onr rapidly growlag city, and in obedisaoe to the loudly expresssd wishes of a large' aamber of the citiaeae ot this olty, anaouace to the pnblie that they has* opsasd aa

ACADEMY OPMVSIC

ia the ssooad story of Kissaar's "Palace of Mueie," where they are prepared to giss instructtoa to papils In aU brandies af this beautiful aad aeesssary accomplishment.

Their Mueio Boomaaro largo, well Teatllated aad lighted, ud easy of accses, and are supplied with every variety of Iaatrameats, aad Pupils aaa receire iastructloa on ths Piano, Cuitar, Vlolia, Organ, Brass Iastrameats. Particular attaa tlon paid to the cultivation of tbe voice. Ia*., a tractions la Thorough Bass Compositions.

For Terms of Iasti action apply te the undersigaed, at the Academy of Music, sscond story of Ktmcer's Palace of Musie, or at the Mnsic Store below. Tbe bsst of references given as to qualiatkas, Ac. 6. A. UABTDNO, dsclSdtf ANGKLO DEPBOSSB

MUSIC.

a LINDEMANN,

DEALER IN

PIANOS, nELODEOKS ORGANS, Violins, Ouitars, Flotes, aad all klude of Muslca

Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street, TBRBE BAUTBr INDIANA. TUNING AND REPAIRING of PIANOS aad: other Instruments will be promptly attended to.

OLD PIANOS will be Ukeu in tnade foi NEW ONBS. v? t.'Z aulOSdwtt J. Q. LINDEMANN.

I take great pleasure in inviting the at teatlcn of my eld friends and costoiners, and al: new ones in want of anything !n the

Liberal discount to Seminaries, Schools, Minis ters snd Teachers ef Music. 8ead for Circular aud Prices. Every Instrument warranted for five years. 3end orders to KISSNEB'S

PALACE OP MUSIC,

it.

1 S S N E S

ISfJKW

JUSIC!

S I I N E

NEW AND SPACIOUS STORK

No. 48* Ohio Street.

Having peraoaally selected my Now Stoct with great care, at New Tork, I am aow ablo offer

eiajs in New

the Mimical Pabtte the

Largest Assortment

-0»-

Musical Merchandis:

IN THK NORTH-WEST The flnt Floor will be stocked witb

Sheet Musie, Stking43aods, Music Books, and all kinds of sman_Instruments, such as Violins, Ouitars,Dram's,"Brass and Silver Band Instrumsnts, Flutinas, Gaitars, Concertinas, Acccrdeons olali sizeaand prices,. Flageoleta, Flutes, Drum Cord, Sticks, Dram Sells, Callskia Dium Bsads, Shsspskia Drum Heads, Brass Mouth-Pieces, German Silver Moath-Pioo«s, Banjos, Flutes, Tamborlnss, German Vloiius, French Violins, (new,

Franca Violins, (Imitation old Straduarins, Gua aaslus, and other Cremona patterns,) Violincellos Double Basses,'Violin Finger-Boards, Violin Tutes Neeks, Violin Violincollo, leuble Bas

Harp Strings, Tail Pieces, Pegs, Bridges, Mutee, Tuning Forks, Tuning Hammers, Pitch Pipes, Castansis, Ulaironet, Reeds, Violin, Vlollncello and Double Bass Bows Mosio Folios, rouble Bs Sned Bosia Cases for Flutss, Claronets, Violim and Guitars Blank Mosic Books, Blank Musk Cat ds, and Music Papers of all sises.

Mr Particular attention paid to the Stria Department.

48 Ohio Street. Terre Haute. Indiana.

1 8 A I I O A N

Cash Capital, #2,000,000. Surplus, #1,645,388.87.

HOSFOKD, BBOWN A CO

Iosnre In tbe Home, of New York, HOSFOBD, BBOWN & CO., Agents.

Insnre ID tbe Home, of New Tork, HOSFOJRD, BBOWN CO., Agents.

Insure In tbe Home, or New York, HOSFOBD, BBOWN & CO., Agents."

Insure in tbe Home, of New York, HOSFOBD, BBOWN & CO., Agents..

Insure in tbe Home, of New York, HOSFOBD, BBOWN & CO., Agents-

Insure In tbe Home, or New York, HOSFOBD, BBOWN & CO, Agents.5

Insure In the Home, of New York. HOSFOBD, BBOWN & CO., Agents.

Insnre In tbe Home, or Sew York, HOSFOBD, BBOWN & CO., Agent

HATS AND CAPS.

EW YOBK Jb AT STORK

ill C-

Josep. JUST IN BECJBIFT OF

Mene' Hats oi

K, Hats made to order on short notice. Uomu and see THE SPUING STILES, Bast

Sid*

T?AfiMJERS NOTICE.—We have J- opened the Warehouse formerly occupi. by H. B. Smith, on theO'nal, and will always pay the highest cash price for

Corn,

you think it to your advantage to potronise us, will b« glad nave your trade. Call and see us. march23d3m 8MTZBB A MILTON.

XTBW HARNESS ESTABLISH. I

ll MENT.

5--.0* ?£&

»j '--at

iiti'l iffti

_. .rariJi *^4«rtsa88

(•v-JB' »r»

uoubleBassUuitarand

P- mr\

4.v.--,..-4..i

The Second Floor will be blocked with 'I'iwJ*.

Pianos, Melodeons & Organs'

Always oa hands a splednld assortment o:' Pianos from the wsll known Afaunfactorier ol Robert Nana, N.T., the celebrated Patent Cycloid Pianos Steck* Co., N. V., A. H. Gals A Co., N. Y., KnabsA Co., Baltimore, and other First Class Makers.

Cariiart & Needham'a

Celebrated Bodoir Church Organs, Parlor Organs and Melodeons. These Instiuments stand altogether unrivaled, a fact which every listeoer atd Judge will oe at once convinood of by simply cornpar lag them with others.

W Send for a Circular. ~Wa BK1NO a S1* -J

pp*

fF'-ifc

£41"

150

PRACTICAL PUNO MAKER, By trads, consequently a Judge cflnstrumsnts, those sending orders from the dlstancs can fully rely on obtaining as good and fine an artiolo as if personally selected.

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OP NEW YORK.

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liinda.

Boys* Hats ot all kinds, Misses' Hats of all kind*. Infants'' Hats nt'all kinds. And at ell prices.

i,"

Pablic Squares Terre Haute,

nov iTdtf

lnd.

tf Sg-S

Oats and Wheat.

BYAN"& BALLf Oa AM Street, eae Door Bsst of Beaicfcaaato ilTtlJ btahle, invite .11 who waut fins liarness, to call on them before parchaaing elsewhere, as they Intend making tbe Best and Lat#st Styles of Haraeas in ths city, aud of ths bsst material that

can be had. All work warranted to givs satiafae* tlon. mylSdly

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