Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 June 1867 — Page 1

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SEVENTEENTH YEAR.

THE DAILY EXPRESS.

THE NEWS. -----

GOLD closed in New York yesterday at 137 1/4. SENATOR WADE'S excursion party has returned to St. Louis.

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HENRY BUNDY, formerly keeper in Sing Sing, attempted to kill his wife, and than killed himself.

COL. J. S. FOSTER, collector of customs at Mobile, has been arraigned for malfeasance in office and held to bail in the sum of $5,000.

INFORMATION has been received of the murder of C. M. Davis, special Postal Agent, by the Indians, near North Platte river

INSTRUCTIONS have been forwarded to Minister Campbell to proceed at once to Mexico, and take up his residence near the Juarez Government

THE 6reamer ''Only Chance" has arrived at St, Joseph, only nine days from Fort Benton, and brings ?500,000 in gold dust, and ft cargo of Buffalo robes

Mas. HUDSPETH, of Canada, is en riVti lb' Washington to testify in'fhe Burrtitt case. She is accompanied .fcy Mr. jjhnarton,'' Cttited'-fitates Consul at Toronto.

J. J. Shipley, of Richmond, has. been arrested, charged with the murder of Mary J. Pitts. The body was found near Bichtnond some months and much excitement was created thereby.

THE Queen j)f Spain will visit during July.

Lr.fiess'from" judge Abel* of New"5rTcans, to President Johnson, and to -General Sheridan, arc published, in which the Judge charges that4 nearly the whole series of Sheridan's aets are unconsti-' tutional and subversive of the liberties of the

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Tnr cholbraliaB been raging in tbe Brazilian camp, on the river Platto. Nearly seven hundred men died in four days. Two thousand troops, Lad been dispatched to CortioUtes to restrain 'he populace from destroying the hospitals, In BuenosAyres, Uie street? \yare fllle(J withfUDerari. and the people were dyiug ou, and ^bout the door steps, and every little hamlet in the interior was crowded with refugees.

New York Herald has a special dated Sari Luis, Potasi, the zOth of May, which says, the day following Haj^iJiani ^ilramoa, Hejla, and Cav*. telio migHt be sentenced to he shot Maximilian o.'er to abdicate and use "his Influence to cause ibu immediate surrender of Mexico City, and Vera Cruz In return, ho asked that the lives of his Generais bo spared and tlitH they have safe conduct out of the country., The proposals were rejected. The Emperor Jiiramon, and Hejia were placed in separate cells and a Court Martial organized to try them. Sentence of death was. expected to bo the result. Kotl was served upon the President of the Court Martial that Maximilian dented the jurisdiction pfthe cpnrt on a question of international low. He held that he could be tried only by a loyal Congtess of national,

Paris

THE stftfond 'session of the North (Gorman Parliament commences in August at Berlin. .. .. .,

The Emperor Kapoloon and Eugenie intend visiting the Czar and the King of Prussia eurly in the coming autumn,.

THE rovenue receipts from tobacco, in the First District of Virginia, for the la?t month amount to $'2!j0,000.

THE Internal Revenue Bureau now has on hand over throe hundred nnrl fifty thousand gallons of whisky that have been seized for violation of the revenue law.s by the manufacturers or sellers.

Tiik President threatens to Call a spo cial session of Congross to meet on the 1st of August, in case session is not hi'ld in July. He desires that* tho

diffl u(ties

atiaing under the reconstruction ao.tshould bosettlud,

CABLEdispatches state that sition Tor a sttmUtnncoua 'readetldiTiif tl military estnhljshjgiepte of., id l_CiiL great European Powers does not inept.wj unfavoralile racaptfon in oftifcml«V|fiki in Paris.

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A corrss,poxxi£.VT of the New York Evening P.-st write? from (Jbtirl^stoiv H. C.. that General Sco' t, of the Freed men's B.ireau, lifn-besti'Kdvifed in giod faithj by influciitihl nien, to represent the Charleston District in Congress. His acceptance is doubtful. General Greene, commandant of the post at Columbus, is said to have received a similar invitation.

Two more unfortunate Americans, or Irish-Americans whose names have not the Cultio sertfnei, bem frrroftted In Ireland upon Suspicion of b^ii^g concerned in the Fenian movement* As they were officers of the Irish Brigkie of the Army of the Potomac, the presumption is that they wont over to Ireland to take part in the insurrection. If so, they will meet with small mercy from the British Government and although they will cape tho punishment of death, they may expect to unuergo long aud dreary imprisonment. The "criminal' fol'y which haa sent so nuiny o£\£pr naUitaluted citizens upon a missluti.of danger and ho^elefianesa cannot be Uk strongly denounced. It is a pity that Uia Btitish Government cottltT' not get hp Id of the intriguers in this country- 'who are tifging their unfortunate countrymen to undertake- perilou^ and hopelesvexpedKior«5vrhil^fhey cliiiningly remain in safeiy*\iK"3e^'tiie protection the American fltg, »j na

SINCE the surrender of Lee and Johnston,that begua irom which the Southern people date their present calendar, it is noticeable that the men who occupied the positions as leaders in the confederate array, almost to a man—-wherever they have been heard at nil—-have cast their voices iiv favor of tho immediate reconstruction of the South under the laws of Congress. They have welcomed the Mil itarv bill as a measure .more mild than the Sooth was prepared to expect. They bave counselled a cheerful ^submission to all its provisions, a^d Ipok to a Anal settle* ment of the issues of the war through its operation. In their own persons many of them have given practical evidence of their acceptance of the terms prescribed by Congress, by devojing tbem8elves,som« to commercial and some to educational pursuits, and otherwise contributing by their labor and good advice to bring* the Southern mind into a proper channel which may load to harmony and the full

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advantages. There is, perhaps, none of this class who has spoken more words of wisdom to his countrymen than General Jjongstreet. lie takes the correct view of the present political situation of the South when he.says that the principles which divided political parties before the war, having pa^sbd through all the gradations of argument and compromise, were finally arbis triced by.the sword were by that arbitrament decided in favor of the government, and have consequently lapsed from principles into law, and that it is therefore theduty of the South to abandon idehs which are now obsolete, and conpijn to the requirements of law established ^y the last resort known to civilized nations. He looks upon the Military bill 'un| .its amendments as peace-offerings, which'should he accepted in that spirit. Upon the question qf negri) suffrage he agijees with the mtijority of tOe intelligent ep of the Soiith^that it* is a fixture which' must be legally recognized, tolerated whether for better or worse, and the rigjits acquired by the colored man under the law lully- acknowledged. Upon this point many men in "the"South who were Dem^i^lg^fjn?? times take issue with the Democratic party noqr, in their desire to rights of the negro es an enfranchised citizen and General Longstrge.tfoSloubt, interprets the -opinion of ldr^e number of thinking mian in the South when he admits that thpre is no longer anything tangible about the Demicratic party to hold on to, because all its i^iies were staked upon .tbe war, and with the war were lost/j^ia &»UT Yth

BYTELEGRAMI

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THE removed Snuthncn officials are urging the President to hasten their restoration to oiHc^f Tiiey chnrgd'Mti wfnip" being afraui-tbat ho may bring Congress togethe" if he acts promptly in their cases.

A KltriHT from Mississippi states that in' the Grenada district .the .number of frcedrnen is estimaicl at eighty thousand and fivo hundred, all of whom arc at work, nnd three-fourths of whom have an interest in the crops.

A COUPLE of Detroit clergyman lmve procured a tent capable of seating four hundred persons, which they propose to move from place to place, in the Worst quarters of the city, for the purpose of attracting those who will not attend church. Services will bolield in the tent regularly, but will net h" confined to any pa-tieular denomination. ..•••••

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The Cholera in South America. Netv YORK, June-The Herald's _Kio Janeiro correspondence, of May 7th, sayi flie"' cholera was raging in the Brazilian camp on the river Platte. Neaily seven hundred men died in four days.—

Two .thousand-, troups had been dispatched to Corrtentea to restrain the populate from destro'yjng tho hospitals. (iontTal Uruquisso had IOjOOO man near Coiriehtel". It is rumored that he declared against ^ie alliance, ifti?

Ih-bnenos Ayres thrstreets were filled with ftirieralsj and- the peeple were dying 0C piers, about the d.oor-stfps, and everyx^fr^ajvd^ jwe/e ruihing away and every! little hahjlet -4n*-tbe- intHrior Was croivdecTj^Hii fefuge63. •-,.c

I Latest Mexican NcwjjNew York, June 14—Tho Herald's special, from cSan Luis Potosi of the' 20th, sayi Maximilian, Maramon, Mijia and Castello may possibly-be semeiice 10 be shot

Maximilian offered to nbdicate and u3" his influence to cau the iiuuicdiate sur^•fflider of M^iicy^na'-Vera Cruz. In return lie ashed life and safo conduct out of the country and for himself, his German officers and troops, and Generals Mejia and. Caste'lo. Tho proposals were rejected. Tbe Emperor, Miramon and M-jia Vere placed in separate cells, and a Court

Martini was organized to try thitm Tomorrow the sentence is expected to be given, which will, if it ispa»sed, undoubtedly be death. Notice has beer, served upon the President of the Court Martial that Maximilian denies the jurisdiction of tho Court on the grounds ot international law. -lam a government," he says, rec ognized by every power in the world except tho United States, and can only be iried t»y a legal Congress of nations.— What the result will be no one ventures to- predict.

Attempted Wife Murder and Suicide—Greeley's Case. New York, June 14.—Henry Bundy, formerly keeper in Sing Sing, last night attempted to kill his wife and then himself.

It is stated the Loyal League, last night made another att-mpi to expel Horace Greeley, but bailed.

Murder—Murder.

New YORK, June 14.—The World's Albany dispatch says it seems that Cole, who killed Hiscock, had an exciting time on the day previous to the tragedy, and that his wife's statement was given under fears for her life. It also appears that before Cole left Syracuse for Albany he left a communication with a reporter, stating he was about to do something to Mr. Hiscock that would create great excitement, and asked for a suspension of public opinion.

Latest Arrival from Fort ^•tu«tonST. Joskph, Mo., June 14.—The Steamer ''Only Chance" arrived this morning, only nine days from Fort Benton, and brings half a million dollars in gold du?t, and a cargo of buffa'.o r&$e3 and peltries.

She reports no trouble from tfte Indi*aa dther up or down. S1m met fortyjfite steamers upward bound, a ad passed three coating down. -A Senator Wade's Exouraion Party.

ST. Louis June 14.—Senator Wade's party "«rriVedT*fbalf pMt ten, aBd are slopping at th« Southern Hotel, where tSey will partake of a grand banquet.— At half past five to-morrow, they will make an excursion over the Iron Mountain Railroad to the Iron Region.

THE TERRE-HAUTE DAILY EXPRESS.

Judge Abel's Letter.

New Yobx, June 14.—A letter from Judge Abel, of New Orleans, to President Johnson and General Sheridan, are published, in which the Judge chargaa that nearly the whole seriea or Sheridan's acta are unconstitutional and subversive of the liberty of the people.

INDIAN MURDERS.

Information has been received of the murder of C. M. Davis, special postal agent, by the Indians, near the North Platte. . ――⤛⦁●⦁⤜――

for MalfeasanceTV T, P. Foster,

Arraigned Mobllk,

June 14.—Col. J.

Collector of Customs, has been arraigned for malfeasance and failed for $5,000.

Arrested for Murder. RICHMOND, June 14.—L I. Phillips has been arrested, charged with the murder of of Mary J. Pitts. The body was found near Richmond some months ago, and much excitement was created thereby.

Witness in

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Surr^ft Case.

PORT HOPE.

C. W., June 14 —Mr*.

Hudspeth, pa^ed here to-day, on route Washington, to testify in the Surratt case, accompanied by Mr. Thurston, U. S. Consul at Toronto-

Fire.

Binohampton, N. Y. Jane 14.—Wells, Lawrence and Whitey's Saw Mill, at Conkling, was destroyed by lire ia*t night, with thirty thousand feet lumber. Loss ilfty thousand dollars. No insurance.

NEW YOBK MABKET. By Telagraph.] MEW Toaa, June 11. COTTON—Firm at 2Tc for uplands

VL0CB—Btcelpta 4,113 bt)la market hea' and lu^lficlower aales of 4,500 bbls., at 87 7 40 for aaparflne State and Western, 9 86910 for extra irastern, 10 90@12 70 for choice, 10 II 85 for ibipping Ohio, 11 90@13 for trade braads, 11 60 for spring St. Lonlsand 22$1Q 60 for winter do. allfornla Soar lower at $7, 12 and If 76. Bye flour heavy at 88 u0@9.

HISKT—Quiet at 36c for western. WHEAT-Heavy and 3@4c lower, 300 ba. No. 2 Milwaukee, part common, 2u@2 26, white Oaliforni, Including 3,000 bu. prime new crop white Georgia, 54

RY£—Nominal at SI 35, BARLJCX—Dull at $1 60for Canada West. BASLE? MALT—Dull COBN—Beceipts D4,U40 bu rnaraet better, closing dull at insid prices, ahippen refusing to operate in consequence of scarcity In the freight room and large advance asked in rates, 36,000 bu. at VI 10^1 13 for new mixed western, cloilna at inside rates 1 15@1 17 for old mixed western, 1 11 for old and new do. common western yell .w.

OATS—l®2c better, some speculative inquiry at 71374c for western, and 84(386 for State. SICE—Dull

COFFEE-Firm. P0BK—Lower, 8,660 bbli at $21 31(321 6G for new mess, closing at 821 37% cash, 20 go321 for old do 16 60(919 for prime and 2176 for prime mess.

BEEF—Firm, sales of 170 bbls. at previous prises BEEF HAMS—Quiet at $3*1 60@40 60 -r

BACON—Quiet, sales of 436 bos sat 10% Cumberland cat, 11% fos short ribbed, 11% for long and 11% for long clear

CUT MEATS—Dull at 9%ai0 for shoulders and 14@ 13J4 for buns.

LAKU—Quiet and firm at 12%@13 for new and small lots at 13% FBEIGHTS TO LITERPOOL—Eecidedly higher.

CINCINNATI MARKET.: By telegraph.] CISCISNATI,

CORN—In good demand and prices 19c higher, closing at 80c for No. 1 in bulk and 90 in sacks. OATS—Steady at 66c for No. 1 in bulk.

BYE-Doll at $136. WHISKY—Steady at 30c in bond. COTTOM—Unchanged at 24c. MESS 70BK—Dull and prices nominal at $21 60 @21 76.

BULK MEATS—Dull and unchanged, shoulders 79^ and sides 9%@10. BA00N—Steady at 9, 11, 11% and 12% for shoulders, sides, clear rib and clear sides, and 16%ffll6 for sugar cured hams

LABD—In demand at 12c but is held to %c higher. 4 BUTTER—Dull at 14@l7c.

CHEESE—13@I3% and demand light." SUGAB—Firmer and prices of r-jfined 10%. tttr GOLD—138% buying

{SPECIAL NOTICES.

(TBADE MABK)

ESTABLISHED IV 1854.

The attention ot purchasers nnd those wanting a Snperio.r Article, is Invited to my Stock of

Fine Carriages,

Con fating of

Barouches, Rock"ways.

Phaetons, Top bigr/les,

Open Buggies, and Light

Wagons,

Made of carefully selected material uod by

Master Workmen!

OrdersforAew Vehicles solicited

My expe-'enceof thirteen yn»r« in Terfw-Haute x« a snrcresful qmantactur r, ^ives »»«nraDc« of a thorough knowledge of my huain-«» Mid nbUlry to supply the wants of consuiq.rs, long fslt in this market.

SMop and Ware room,

Corner 2d and Walnut Streets,

Tenre-Haute, Iui.

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JUNE 1st, 1867,

DOMESTIC GOOD 4,

KNOCKED DOWN TUfiLL, BIPLET to OO'S. Y»rd wide BlrHCh"-l Muslin, l'i% cents a.'jt Ordinary Priii'e, 10 centB F.»«t color*, li% oonts. plenilidquality LAWOB, 25 cents. Elejront Jacoiiat Lawne, 30 cenie. A. Full Lin »i S'^^le Goods at Xe-v P:

A., J. WELCH.

June 13-d4w3m

QANCEES. ^3

Dr. W.C.COUDM, tyfer four jian, and now a Ky-,

WhoresMadia th'« cit' raeident of LouisTille, Ej., wbo has at thia time an extenaiTa practice in Un treatment uf CANOKHd and Cabcerons affection*, and is rapidly galniag tbe high ropaiation that he held in this city during hts stay srlth tu. We can testily of we I naw, that Br. Ooudsn has been eminently successful la tha many cases that be treated la Otis city and enmaoltng country. The Doctor's mode of treatment differ* from all others, using aa antidote of his own preparation, killing the Cancer, root and branch. ithoot pain, toes of Mood, or the nee of the knife. Dr. Condon 1* wilUag atao, to impart bis mode of treatment of the Oaacar to on* or two regular practicing Physicians of gaod repntation. He does not tain to place IT To the hands of any one who la not well qnaUScd to eostaia the reputation that be baa alnady gained lor hii R-aiedr. Any one who •ay d*air* farther Inlormatloa in reference to the core, or a ode of treatment of Cancer, can ooaaalt him la person, or by letter, Louisville, Ky., r.O.BoxCTO.. .—

10th, 1867 •i3el lOXSV/

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Fin* Prints............ Finest do Yard wide

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•a. t. INII JJWWWmh******* Good wide Crash..... Carpet Chain, white, Us colored

Saxtqjt i&jWalsEslex,

'BOSTON STORE,'

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Terr© Haute, Ind.

QUEENSWARE.

M. ». SUMON.

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FRENCHCfltrA,

STONE CHINA,, :-.MqUadtoioiQO aomf-l

Common tWar©

Silver-

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CARRIAGES.

Excelsior Carriage Works,

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TA BLR,.. CUTLEfiYt OF EvMr blSCMiPTION 1 mt&Uci lffiiattT 9lT

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Imported and juiuHAiit, -,-J V^uifiefUy.i'.^axa I -zcn ii ,hrr£' io i««u?»noa tis-inaW

Bohemian, French and Belgian Glassware!

I ,,oo mtta. vidyi' is] MTtszic -uM ?t3 Jro')

Vawes, Mantle Ormameute i'. and Lay 0»»d» OS

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COAL 01L"'JLAMPS, LANTERNS,? SHADES CHIMNEY^ risai AND WIOaS^

HOUSE FUKMSHlilV «0UIM,

A.R PIXTUEES

We oetdially l)fiie

RETAIL

/TEROLD & BRO'S .2X1S.O

12$ cts 50 cts 60 cts

Above we present a List of Pricf-s of a "tMet ropolitan Building), Wi—» Ohio.

MnrK^v, which wo snail loiiow at eU.

tiraas be affc

Any Hou#$ tl^'ffiest. We solicit a continuation of public patronage, confldent tbuat we a_re._sel]. ing Goods fti tlie jiti?|sVbT pie consumer as well as our oWh.

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jV/f AJOB B. HUDSON & CO Ttn^ort"" vn'l Jobbers of .-.iAu.. AMD CM

latJ'MJseshSt:: 13!) Wd&wb Street. Ten* jan50.&iv:

^"EW QUEENSWARE STORF

HEiVmiCH

WHOL.K8AI.1C RBTAIL DKALKKS IN

CHINA, "GLASS,

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Nos. 149 ana 151 nam

June 14.

FLOUR—Unchanged and quiet, winter fomily $12 25@13 10 and fancy 14@15. WHEAT—Unchanged, No. 2 winter $2 40, no Mo lln market

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»nrpa««ga by any, and at price* 1«m than can be irahaaed

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EVERY PIANO WARRANTED "™Tor Fire Tear*.

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WINDOW SHADES:

fl. H. BENNEMAN, Prop'r, N«. 61. West Fourth Street, tiindaaail, Ohio. nprl6«d3meod W*W»J

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CHARLES E. CHEEVER, MANUFACTURER A*D PfiALKB IN

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'A^TGR* BOXES miiir being trell eatabllxbed aud protided the latest improved mashinery, Is able to Furirfslr all 3f Paper Boxes ut short notice and lowest prices. 1 238-Maln Stmt.. .. VIKOINNATf, OHIO. iprE«^^Jr"

ORYCOODS.

iriAi s»v#3i:-« %d feed tit a «t OS# Wt -'i-sa! .ftonilivii'-SH-^*1

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ME&CHA^TS

To iO-fn-et at Stock, as thef wili flod oar Ware* aa I -ns thtfj can iu theta froai tha Vast, besid.Vti' ui vrc»kaMia transportaiioa. W. haT» •'nil otoofe'ot a\j.

AASOItlMl) IURATES Ol SToJH CHINA and COMMON ITASB, mflto\ to tbe i.ottutry Trad..

Orders takaa for eafTaTitt(«Mll^(kdp Glasi,'|^ Oraaausti on CUnvinre And will atatcb any broken ee* Of Tns» HMswi. Plata. Ool lB—d. or Dsianl.i MSMwtf

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s^sr&tsigi^xjs: new toe (iftAM. MUM. W. Mmtmwm' Shoo to Sireeta,, watt apoa all kaeethoMM. "jsa?*"

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TERRE-HAUTE INDIANA, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 15,1867 ESTABLISHED MAY 12,1851

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the PUBLIC ft CLAS8 of PIANOS foreman hip, Darabillty, Toacta, 'fit"-and Bri^U noj of ton', are un-

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notber MmfmwUmt €*nM«ratl*a. XBaeo Plaaea poaaen the oompaiatirl rare Oialm dl (tending flrmly ID tana, and will itand •nxilijnUA.

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Picuao Fort Manufkoturers, .Qf tariooi atylea'and alaet, j--j Mortteiifrptner of Ninth and Walnut Strueta

CINCINNATI. LANCAATEft.

OitMiMS© CO.

Paper Hangings

^Grenadines,

i!^ls

rTamartines,

__l Crepe Merets,

French Jaconetta

Swiss Lawns, -".J',..

Now is the time to got

CflDio^' Dressr

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B. BUOKKLI^I%lb(fr%HOP, tth St., 8d BMf North -mt Oilttral engine }TonlO HaTinx hS3-eojae-wipei8eeee-46*^» aiaJfcriI jxas*'

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Patterns I

Fatrringiioii Corner,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA

June 3d, 1867.

DRY COOD.

i» ,, DRESS GOODS #?.-'-.j

w.j

SO cts per Yard, at

"IFor S1

EDSALL&CO.'S.

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O-ingrhams at 1S cts, -aa-t.iHi «f»S51'5 .»«,et»e»* no -14 tw4*4hli ol «asi at bet ,i'b

MSAJil

asafef^-v-•1. tcsai

& CO.'S.

(fyM C^terpanli for $3,

DRY GOODS.

C.WITT1G&CO.,

73 MAIS STSEET,

MSl-j*

WEEKLY

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Greeft, Lilacs •l-aiti&i'iK .a

n'A ha* 4r?s*a u:t ««OSP&-3Si.:jr/

.'£ .54 ,otiRatjL be/a

ilOUItiiKr WW1 bat u«.f .ie!E.' 1X J-.' l«.» ...S-fc siada-i'UiT »i

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A Large Lot of Prints, in good styles Damaged on the road, which wo sell at

10 Cents a Yard!

They are going fast, therefore, call soon

FOB A CHOICE!

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THIS WEEK,

Blue Trimming

RIBBONS. *nm p||^

BONNET RIBBON I iCU4»'i (C-.'SR twi 80 Jjpjffi ftjS White Bugle Gimp,

'Sit t0 ri

Crystal Fringe, Marseilles Skirt Flints I

Farmers & Mechanics

i»3JOUBLE

:«nd

TWIST

cassimere

In Black and Brown.

.9,-mni ttHieiiia

B^LDING'S

!M4€IiI.VE SPIMIL SILK,

The best in the Market—warranted to HAVE FULL ft|EAaiJB|

o! wittig^ & carl

Monday, May S7th.' j.* ST. .-tin**! -^r **ii

I "h. &<•

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77 9fain Street -y y*1 .v

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URESS (iOOItS! DRESS fiOODSI

.-j!£ faz-net Mf-tmtm

ALL IN

Beautiful Slylcs!

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ALL SILK AND WOOLf *h 4 **i. I'?* l«"

€repe Cireoadines!

Chene Grounds^ Broche Figures,

tJf IH'X'i

IN PLAIN COLORS!

Striped and Embroidered

GRENADINES,

75 to 85 Cents!

Plain, Striped and Plaid

IN ALL COLORS.,

Alpacas, Inallshader,

GINGHAMi,

Organdies and Lawns,

Crepes D'Espagne, n:.: In all colors.

Groods,

Laces and Embroideries,

Hosier^ and Olovea!

Buttons, Ribbons, Trimmings. Ties, Ac Ac.

JRoaewood and Gilt Pier

MW-s:

OIlT CLOTHS, RUGS,

MAT§WALL& WINDOW PAPERS J'ni

w. s. xt^cp, & oo.ns,

STEVENS HOUSE,

21,23,26 £7 Baoadway, IT. Y.. OppouU BmoHm/ Oremm, OM THE EtaVPCAX PLUT,

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HE 8T1VKHB HOC8I weH and wldflj kaoirn ta the trarrUtog pablie The locaUoa a r* ps saitible to aiwobaab and bostoaea asaa it ie In cloe« proximity to tbe boiinesa part cf the ty—ia on the highway of 8*ntherr aad Waatern travel-and a^Jaoeat to all the principal Railroad aad tteanb at depots.

TB£ 81KVKK3 11 'USB baa liberal a^onuaodatioa for ore* 300 *ae*'e—ft ia well larnfahed, and poaissass wtj ai^wra InproraaieBt Ibr tha mfort aad aatar'a'aaiaBt of iu tmnat^a. The rooiaa are apacions and well Teat 11aUd—provided with sasaad waMr^theatfaadan-eia prtMsptaa reeprctfal—aad taa table is iramssl) pi irWal wltb erary delicacy of tha snaaiia Bstesti rates. OXO. K. OHA»A 00.,

J«aa 1, Vttt'Um -.H VZWm Piofristais.

MEDICAL.

IHS LAI8KST DISPKNSiBY

7lnt

WESTERN I STATES IS

Alt PriTato Dise^aet treated In the moat conft dentialandskiUtol manner, and aAilScAUl'i GUAiiA^TAiLl), Including iheva ions FJwMALiviSKAiU&su oonroan in th.s climate. Appi a Cvnttdeitiai a^asrlllful ^hymenal, whoeo buu oees in tue piust irarrauts thee^ntljence ot tho ai* diwtaa in tn«f tore

DR. FaBKsWORTH'S Institution fa fitted up irlta all the latest a pJUncu* known lor tbe tui owisiut practice of this Urancn of the moulcai pio lesaiott.

Thoee living at a distance c«ti consult by lette aud bare tho.r uumiuum by *tXyr«fi*. Ai comm juicatiuus Btricty connuen»t«l.

A TreatleA «n VK hBKAL IId£AdES, by Vi fiSKsw eiu, aent to any audreee ir«-e, Aadrtw« XiB. UABN^WofiTH, Box 1144. Iu

dlaiiApoht

luuiana.

P. 0.—-P&ttenis furni.hod with oomfortaUle Iwaid aiia lo k*uk- deod*w.f.

JULES JAKEDS^

EMAIL DE PAKIS Ta«j iNow Beautifier of tne isiri..

Tesiimonlals from celebrated Ladles

This s«ciet 01 beautiiyiog the akin buing know onlj bo Messrs .lared Bene, Uiey honorabi state that it differs from ail other preparations. 1 glreeto th«mo»t harsb and frecfci^d sain botu tl.eztureand color of polish* ivory, removing ai diacoloratiuns, whether appearing «e frocaies, tai aoipnew, motb, or black worm specks, and t* pacially succeiMiiui iu smoothing out the mark leit bjf amau-pox. The agents of "L* £m*il Fans" mos» coutidently suumit to the publ.o tb» «a nest indorsement of such dutinguishod ladiu an oignofa Kl.to.i, M'lio Felicia, Vestvall, Mi. Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. D. Bowers, Luci*ii W«stt»rn, MaA'o nisi, Mrs. £mma Waller, Luc} tiuahton, Aw ie JLe Margtjerittos, Miss Agn* Peiii, aud many others whose high staudln. it the prof«seiou gives tne stamp ol trnth na^es ti thea intoiligeutanu geuustie approval. lht beaiiiitUi Laeieiie W«aiem najs:

A N E S AMD DKALXB8 IN

•rernment and Other Desirable Seenritie*.

So. 5 Nassau Street, IV. T.. Recommend to Investors the

FIRST M0KTGAGE BUNDS. OF THE

CENTRAL

Pacific K. It. Co

This Company is constructing under the patro. age ot

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, the Western eud of the

Grout Nation! Railway Across

Tiz:

De Laines

the Continent.

Their line will extend frem Sacraim-nto Call fornia. across the Sierra Nevadas to the Cailfo' Mtate 11 1®, traversing the rich/tat and most poputcu motion of California, and thei.ee tbrouith tho gi• mining regiotu of the Terr iter iet, lo the vicinity Salt bake Cit}.

It forms Ibe sole Watern link of the only rou to tbe Pacific which is adopted by Congiess an aided by the iteue of United State* Hondt.

Their ruad is already compleit-d, qu'pped a running for 94 miles from Sacrament* to withi 12 miles of the summit "f tho Sierras, anil a lar^ amouDk of the werk of Oiadlnx, lunnel'mg, A beyond that point has b«en accomplished.

The Fint Mortgage Bond) ot this Company a) ford unusual Indncements of Safety and Fruflt Investors, for the following among other reason*

FIRST. The rate of interest is Six per Cent. Gold, payable semi-annna.ly In the lty New Io a skcond

The Principal ia payable in Gold at maturity. Tribd Tho cost of tt.c Bonds, Ninety Five Pe

Osnt.and accrued inura-t, is Ten Per Cent. than thai of the rln-apest ."li Her Cent. Gol IieHBtsaring Bon''s the Uoveinment.

BTH The United Stat Government yrov det nea Ii/ half Our amount necessary build the entir ruad, and tool* mainly to a email percentage on the future traffic far re-payment. FIFTH uwiug t» thi- no. r». provision, accom pioied witu kxtrutife Qrmtft of Public Lands, t} which tho UoviTiitut'Ui fuitors if Is great na tlonal "*7itrrpn»i-. its nucem is rendered cortain, and its financial stability is nit gether dependent of the contingencies which attend ordinary Hailroao enterprise!. SIXTH. I'tie Security ol its Firti Mminge Bonds therefore ample, and their ch ii cer lor rslrti and reliability is e^ualKdon.y

rj^HE

•.

DB. FARNSWOBTH'S InsUlntion for the treatmeat ol T&NSBICAI, DIStASKS, No. 2! 1-2 West Maryland Street, bet. Me I ridian and liilinoia, i3»§

IMDIASIAPOUS, IWDIASA."& Wliwe tbe mvtl reliab a iaformatlun can be receir ed by 'he afflicted relatlre to the nature and cure ot their afleotions.

Gouori h©A, Oloet, Strlctars, Spermatorrhea Imput^ncjr or Seminal Weakoev, atteuded «itii diurnal or nuctaraal euUsluna Syphilis, prima rst »ocondaryt teiiiarj and hereditary, prrm»afiitly cured.

lfI

b&o

that tne •imaii1 proiuces all the brillianco rough and iii

:wbut»,

wtiii (tie «dv&ntag ot ic

ai hatniitissuttss. itreaily adds to tbe softne» audoeaut.) 01 tn« sain

iheuiagniflttebi WstTall ys ha sufferec much r^m tbe various wbli* lot s, Ac. whiOu iu theatrical pi oivstitou obis^it to ot* inat cousidvr a a p«tfect beneiaua to find pivpaiaiion wbtcb givee the ut»ce«saiy wbitene» ui« ekiu, auu ieaviB it cuoiand smooth.' i4inc» jttaggie Macltei aays: "1 uave tried tt aaiu biau-iaet, fcmaii de Paris,* aud toui tbat it luvtautiy imparts a natural bloom an ireebuesa to tueov piexiou.*1

Marea's do Paris'* is used as a delicai beautiber ot tue akin tor^'-theatre, saloou, or bat. room, by tbe most reft .ed aud scrupulous ladiet producing all the beautifying effect* ot rougb au aud illy *wbite, without their vulgar glare oriniu ry to the skin. 2oid by all flrst-olasa Druggists, Perfumers an* Ladles* MairnUesse s.

L. isabeau, Broadway Demas, Baurne Co., and u. O. Wmls&Co., J«ew ork, and bgent «louin, ill iloutb leutb street, and Johnston, Ho* loway a Cowuen, Philadelphia, Ageuts,

JAdvX & KEfliS,

General Agents and l:tiporters, New iork. jaSleodtim

FISK & HATCH,

that nf th«

oMigatlons of the Government itself. 8SVFNTH. Tue net e»rniUK» tlif completed portion are ulready largely in excess of th' intern* obligations which the Company mil ttiair on twice the distance an »r. plenary iucreaa*0|i, roii d, ri tlie uninterrupted .ymcnt of the Interest absolutely certain. Iiqhth. rt tie prosent rat of Gold they paj nearly 8% Per Cent, per aunnin, on the amount invested.

The Bonds are issued in denominations of Si rrvi with .emi-annual Gold Coupons attached, »1. ID New V'ork, and are off red fot the prrseut at 3 Qrr co t. and accruid interest (In cnrrency) 1' on. January 1st.

Urders may be forwarded tons direct.or thro .g' the principal Banks and Bankers in all parts the cuntry.

Remittances may bo made in drafts on Ne« tork, or In le. el Tender Noes, Nati-na1 Banl Motes, or oth-r fnnds i-urrent in this city, and tl Bonds will be (rwarded to any ndilr-ei b. Ex eSs, tree of charge Ioijuinee foi #itrtber pa tienlars, by mall or otherwise, will receive pane taal attention.

FISK & HATCH,

Baakera ss lieale-g in trover moral !kcnri(le No. 5

Nassatt STKKET,

N. Y.

N. —All Hud .ovmnment ftecrur ties ro uiw «t tha nil market p.ice in exchange forth above Bonds. Also, tairAU dvHcriptioiix of Governmm tfec^rttien kept constunfly on hand, awl Bought, Sold o? Excfumffed.' a^ Qol. Coin and 0.8. Coupons bought, sold, and collected

Deposits received on liberal

terms, tnttyecv to check at tkyht. 44T Collections made throughout the cooutrj ifiecellen-one Stock* and Bends bongbi end told at the Htocfc Kxchanice on commi-fion for oaeh. tOf Special attention given to the Exchange of

SEVEN-ThIRTY

ROTES of ail the s^rien tor the NEW FIVE-TWENTY BONDS of lSiiS, on the mart reasonable

WILLIAMNA*D

M. BAilR,

Beets HON

A I E

Vovara Sraarr, Optositb Obntbai, Saonta Houss ju~.ru intrusted ta ^^r^

MONUMENTAL.

UNDERSIGNED is Agent

CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE Mofluwugs. lUi material ia fan rakubU. It to t»e oos O-gim' a»d qf Um MgktUpoHikot kn wii mnterlal. Its abler cu^Uiu.Wi^ tbr Muua aa Cleopatra'a Needle, aud fomuas'a milnr^^D^a'

®«ypt'

Wl'lch

*aVAOBS OF C'EKTVaiES.

tbe aapetloi beam .0d dnr.b litjr of 'his ma. artal» cau»H»g a i*mand it iu tLe Baat«rn tatas, wbare lt is b*ii,g ad pted by tbe w^al bler claaees in vrefcren tu t»e Italian M.rbie. a specimen 01 this Qranite m.y ba a^en at tha Adams ..xpreea Office.

Omars and lnqoinea will meot with prompt at-Ad'ir-ss, JaMBS 8. WILSON, cention.

Box TU, T-rro Haute, In.!.

CARRIACES.

J. WELCH. sccoissoa

wsiiCa a waiamr,

II nufattnrer end Dealer In

CARRIAGES ADD BIGGIES, oraar^eeond and Walnut ate., Terra Haute, Int Feb 27 d*u 6m

i€UTT, OttKJf & CO.,

Carriage Manufacturers,

oaata Wa.kasb a 1st ms„ iou HAITI, Itni.^ Keep oon»t8Mily on hand, an uffer fur sale at 'be '"est m.rk.t price* a I ot the lot. st s. of

OABRUeES, BCublE and U6HI WAG0 S,

.1.

own m.uui otn

.e,

^wfim

Ot »elttoted stuok,

prci 1 attention paid to BuAIB1M9.

PHOTOU-KAPMfiJ POK THE MILLION! I will sen 1, postpaid, CO Photograp of thn uoat celebrated Aotors for 60 cents 60 Aotra se« ior

contB:

Union Generals 50 cents 60

tebel Generals for 60 ceAs 60 Statesmen for GO onts

beautiful young Ladle, for

cents

^ine okingyoung Gentlemen for 60 ents largo fhrtogrphso, French hancing Girls, in costume, !, autifnlly coloied as thev appear, fur All c-nts jr for 60 cents, 0 of taHklst beaoti'al L«dl« of the Paris an Ba 1-t TrSQa, as they appear iu tha. •lay of th. Black Orock, at Miblo'e Uatdex,

How

ork. Send all .rders td P. O. Bo* 177 Tro», N. myltdwly

w. roaassi-

JAWSON & FORREST, A I O N —aio—

OMMISSIOS MERCBAMS. Having establisbed thomselves permantly In rhe ty of Terrs Haute, lnd ou the rnerof Tblru and ubio Streets, will sell gooda t° ali kinds on consign in ut, oluse out stocks, 'II Furuitare, inaA advances on Consignm ntsa ad do all other matters and things pertaining ta •"Auction and Oommt--icu btuiueee.

Special aittsui.... -aid to the sale of Mer» andl»s, Stook, He. Oousignuients Solicited. Liberal advances made

Goods delivered. t'nvy will also attend Pnbilo Hales in hj part the county on re so ..able t«rms wimee A. uaywabo, mrlQdly .'•aUsm.n.

iMslUHAACh LOLUALN.

r.lUKHndKABUIE

KKCKAMTS inaiiKAiNcis »X CJOHTANS, Of HABTJFU11U, CUNN. 1'BOS. LoNDStL, Seo'y. Uaaa H. Pree't 'A.PIXAL, .. OO JOO.

All Lossss Proaptly t"aid. Policies issaed and reu oy rHOHPSOK, C'UAJNE A THOMPSON,

Agents, Terra H»nte, Hid.

vTUJKTH AALBJKICAN FU»£ UflHIKAJliC COOPAST, Or OABTrOD,

Conk.

Jash Capital 8300.00C A. F. UAflflliUt) .President. W. 0. HAc)l'I^j05 .........secretary.

POLICIES Iuucd bt

HOHPSOlt, l/KANIi TUVinot .uyiiU lly Agents. Terre Mautu, ind. OME IJNSUJKAKCE CO.,

CINCINNATI, OHIO

.a.pitul, *300,000 iro and Marine Bisks taken ut leasunabl. riski lllce, a. W, Gor. Third and Sycamore Streets. dAS, 0. KUAKIKX, President it. itANs M, Secretar)

THOMPSON, liilAiMK 4s IllOMrSUa, Agiuis, Torre Uaute, Ind.

BUCJiEYii

MUTUAL liSttUK NcE CUJUPAM.

.nti Capital.. surplus..

...i^oo.ooo oa OV.UUO 00

itai Cash Assets Jan. lat, 1S0J, iMo^oo UO III- tuiu lu su iu oiuiik «nu rv.i.j ..o.a im. Premiums all Cash—Dividends the Same, to kUbiiitf «i uie part ol tne As.-ored. ,JiC« OVtATl *B XCfl*f»ai:, ^L»rCLAM. Mid.

O. HliDoOX, Sec^y. t»i. au!', Pttft. rHuMraON, t/tUAK 1H0HP OiV, Axeais,

U.«U(C, Ttld.

1UE 1'UTjNAil t'lK£ 1AHIKANVE or UABTroao, uokmctioct.COfflPANT. Jash Capital 3500,000. cSAMUhL uul^HUFF, rr*eiueut.

UAMiibL i3U(JK, Secretary. ttOAmJi, VHAME dc VUOAimir, Aneuta, Te» re Uaute, itid.

IUKjN JiXUilAwCsWE yj Hali lASUa^AC't: COMPANY. ash tapiui Mou,ooo.tMl

VlUCei An, 137 liroaiiw^y, M. *. UR-JAJlZlbi/ lu 13»-. MAS u..Presidecc u. A. jPHi ,.,d«cioury lHOilftiMOA»(JKA.\K A TuOjtrdO.t, Agmt»,

T«»ru Uaut And.

ACtlDE^I.

aNlTU-U

oTATiitt

CAStAJL. t'WMPAWt, or NSW JSRHET,

or Insurance aguust Castlalties or Accidents W. T. Office, 9o Broadway. he only Mutual Acciaeut Cempany in America, BAAOIS MAllKOK, Pieaident, iSAHIjI^ WUHI'^, dec. aud

rlreas.

tOllivKT LtNuX Kn.NKIY, Chair'u Ex'et.'otn, ifcNUV F. VAllj, Chair ii an «?inaur« iA.mnntin^. for Local Agencies applj to

THOMPliON, OUAAK THOMPSON, General Agents for .Sonniorn

Indiana, (S.iiili

i.t

InaianatKilis,) Terto Ilant#, lnd.

IUEIJNITED STATES LIFE INNIIHANCK I'OAPANl, Vi. 40 VVAI.L. STltfcKT, Hn.^ .'OUK. JoHi'pb 13. CoIliriB. l'renlderi, 4saots Nearly $2,000,000. 'ie Midst of Life We are in Death.

'if'

Insure with tho Old Heliabie.

Thompson, Crane & Thompsou Jnnelitf Actuate 1ME WESTERN

JLIFK lNsVttANCS COMPANY, OP CIN'.IMNAXI, uniO. A Western lioum In titntion, Combining Socii* rlty. Economy and Integrity. Camlx tjapltril #200,000.00. fail llj) in Cash t.uil iwcurel^ luvmteu iu (Juicin. uatl. On I no Joli.t ?tock and Mutual Plau i(flee, 37 W. Third Hi /(Opposite Mnaunlr pie Cinciiiiiat'., Obin.

TflOMPO.N, tHAAE & THOMMM, in- ,r II 1. •, —I— ^LDiOAL .NOT1U13.

Irs. PATUICK & J.i\U Have BKSoc ated hrm^clvre together in tbe practie«f Medlcluj and Surgery.

OrrtCB—At f)r Putrtca's old Stand, corner 6i an •ililo.»truiit.,

dMir

^RIEKSON & BALL, JT House and xign Paiiiters.

All ordere I« their Shop, on Second Htre**, ocx' dooi toibeStevart Honret will bo promptly attended to.

Graining & JPuper Hanging executed In the beet style. rnj 1 it lai •.

0\E IttlLLAK APIECE!

A GOOD GOLD PIN and EBONY HOLDER FOR ONE DOLLAR!

Haia&etu od by the American ttold Pen Corapa* sty. Tbe»e Peaa are new boln^ tue exteosirely throughout h^ JCaslern States, and art* warrant* •dtneach *and every case. Parties pnrehaepg whoarenui satUfted can return them and re& ire their nioi eT back. AU order* mur boaoeomp*« aied with the sh as we vend no'Goods 0. i». D.

Address all orders to X. COKNuR, Afegt Anericau Gold Pea Company,

ajlWwiy t»OT. T»