Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 June 1867 — Page 2

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DAILY EXPfiESB

KBBEHAU«Si

Tn«'8day Morning. Jnne 25th, 18W

Thb Atlanta New Era boiflU tie name

Winoosfei has arrived in

Hampton r«a3» from MaUna*. wuhsev. eral cwe^ of y^lo^ fever aboard. Bat one

a#at*rl«#eyeC®«»BP0C £"«/.

Geit. StebdMajj hafl bad the impu

dence to telegraph the President to_remowo OeaV Sheridan frona-conm^and at Kew CfrteartrtbrtBiwtttu General" Bberidanas making those Louisiana 0X"rflbel» behave toemselves, hence the trouble with their Northern sympathizera-' A3.?T

AGEICTITUKil

Tnr VajSje oj Abhks.—Experiments ba^e served to show that for purpose of tillage, Jeaflbflji jtsbea are JuBt as good as unltttchod. So that housewives may have ulj lhe u£i) ?f their ashes for soap, and, then employ thorn in the gardens Leached

bM become better by boing exposed for some time to the open air, absorbing from tbe-atraospbero fertilizing jjtmljtres a W

Bo valuable are ashes regarded it Kuintly

They are excellent about the roots of Jruit trees, as far a« their fibers .extend, spreading the old each year, and renewiuc the deposit.

They may be thinly spread over the grass plat in the lawn or door yard, as tbey wiilgive vlgor pnd deeper color and 8tr-'"etb to the grass.

We hitve usually added' about one shovelful of &ebes to every twenty, in making a com post Tor flowers, Hftes, jtauS^-SG.

Ashes are peculiarly good ftt all kinds of melon, squash -and-cucucumber vines. This is well .known to th9se who raise •water watermelons on bufrnid fl&lds^on old charcoal pits, &c. We have seen statesments of cucumbers being planted up»/n a peck of pure leached ashes in a fcoto in the earth, and thriving with vigor. The nsbes of vines show a great amount of potash and as wood ashes afford this subjtunce abundantly, its use would seem to be indicated bv theory as well as confirmed by experiment.

Lastly, whenever proiind is liable to cuff, eeveroly from drought, we would advise a liberal use of ashes and salt.

The Prac ical Farmer says that a table spoonful of course salt dropped on each hill of corn soon after planting, is far better to keep off out worms than ibi cow in gU8 tnr. The salt is. carriocl down ljy the-whns^ and'aets i»9'a fertilizer, be sides destroying tho worm. Unlesatho. sousun is very wot, it thinks \fae coating of tar interferes, with tho absorption by th6 corn of the necessary moisture for germination..

Compost

Mantjfactxjkk.—Tho best,

and in the end tbe cheapest, way of mak iqg coqvpoet, is have a pit or hollow wiide in the stnbfe yfefd, eayfouT or'live leet deep, twenty feet long and ten brond, or uny dimensions in proportion to tbo es,toni of your farming operations, and it would bj better, of course, if it wero cured wilh brick or stone or with cement but if xhe subsoil is a compact, impervious iluv, it will aribttor without. This will preserve the whole, whoreas t/io-common latthod of throwing together the material of ail-kinds, from evo/y source, in a pil*?. a great quantity of-the test sub fituiiccB in tbo manure Is lost by the action of rains, etc, Into this put all the truslj, the straw, the litter and dung of Iho yitrd, together with theBlops of tho kiteticn, wash house, and the night soil, (utajoiixed^by sulphate of copper) and otter'manures collected on tho place.

Have drains made from tho stalls of the homes and cattle ending in thij pit-, so as to seturo ull tho liquids and into it from timo to time a quantity of the droppings of poultry or a quart of guano. By those incini'8. though yoa are at little expense, a a lurge quantity of the most stimlating and exuiting compost can be propurtd. The pit would bo much better Tr covered AVith a shod to keep off the rain, (though some water is necessary for It to prevent what Is called flre-rot or danip), arid if no proui.d be roady for it when the pit is full, it may be presorved for any length of time „by putting oyer it ft lajor, bf eartb.'

Limb

,abound

Apple Trees.—We

have known to me farmers to make it a regular practice for a succession of years to throw caustio lime around their apple trees in the spring and summar. We once noticed that a tree standing in the immediate vicinity of our dwelling bad all at once put forth with renewed energy, and we were at a loss for some time to define the causes On examination, we found that a quantity of lime, which had accidentally been spilled, and rendered worthless by becoming mixed with the refuse on '.hi stable floor, bad been thrown at the foot and around the tree, and to this, a.tho principal cause, we immediately ac crtdi'.el tlie reviviscence and renewed fructification of tho tree.

Taking tho hint from tho accident, we purchased twelva iasks of lime, and ap pl.ed a half bushel to each of the trees in our orehurd, and found that it produced immediate beneficial cd'octs. Not tho houUb of the trees only, but the quality of :he fruit also was greatly improved. This application will bo ojpocially beneficial in so.li whore'there a redundancy of vegetable matter. We would advise our farmer?, in some places, oepeciallv in new lorast lands recently cleared, an^ on low lands, tu make a trial of this experiment, and see whether it is not doserving of the high recommendation it secures.

RotaXios or

Crops.—A

correspondent

inquires of us"On what principle is tho rotation of crops founded, what are the benefits of such rotation, and which is the best system of rotation To answer these questions fully and thoroughly would take up more space and time than is consistent v.itii acknowledged editorial brevity.— Howovor, wo wiil answer them in the or dtfrnimed, as briefly and succintiy as we c-u, so asl render elaboratenos* unnoc es»ary, is pa sibic. 1. R'taticn is founded on the cor r-otly ascertained pnncip!?. that differont .sses of crops requiro different proporti uis of the various subitances which are in 1'genuous to soils, or wnich abound in tue various fertilisers applied with a Tiew o: etir.ching such soils. Thus, crops may bt* insdt to succeed ouch other, with the greaiesi economy in. thu use of manures.—

X'. is bfilievei that the graiu crop carry off the largest ptrt of th-i phospnave^ but tl erewili yet remain in the manurecoasiderable quantities of other substances, whivh tbe grain crops do net so particularly require, such as potash and soda of tutSf, the root crops, such as turnips and potatoes, are wonderful absorber- then is. is churned that there is not enough i!tr.o leit in the soil to warrant a good crop of bay. '4. "Xi.t benefit is found in tbe abun .i.t yield of the several species of crops ond'tl.e ^ving of manures or, in other \Vi. ds, the most advantageous consumption by each .successive wop of all the

means for ilj growth BoUtlon also t9nds to pvabax sources of the soil, acdwaureUhe dritruetion of obnoxious weeds »nd A field cropped with wh»*ftt foeMuccetivfcl-' vears becomes worn out for that particular grain, and troublesome weads. chess and rad root, &cn incfeasa in provoking abundance. Pastures loft unplowed for a number of years become luxuriant with buttercups and ox-eye daisies A disproportion of spring crops faciliates the spread of wild mustard, &o, snd the jncrease of grubs, wire wor ms, etc. Sow* tion. is unmhitakeably a most valuable auxiliary to clean cultivation. ... 3. The system ot r*ation is simple, evidently 6" "founded upon natural laws, and.requites no, additional expenditure of labor. It costs no more to cultivat^ crops wliicb are made to succeed each other judiciously than to cultivate those arranged in theyorst manner possible It is impossible us to state which system of rotation is the best, or to recommend any particular system. That must be determined by experience in each section of tbo country, under the various circumstancot of climate, soil, location of -soil, jvfid the value of crops.

The one prominent thing to be remflm* bereo is, that there are several distinct classes of crops, considered with reference to the substances which they take from the soil, and that these classes of crops should bear a part in every system of ro~ tation. The principal of these are grain and grass crops.—Farm an4 Fireside.

Remedy Fob the Squash Bug.—I

roeetbst-tbey-flre frequently hauled by l-ventive. For my vino soedi, I prepare farmers from, twetity rrfjles distance, and my hills rather large and roomy. Among on Long Island, ana New York and the tho seeds alsojdrop a naojber of common Kflgurn eitiips, t^y .bring twenfy-flva 03 its a bushel. ine ashes of diffdtent kinds of wood are, of course, of -very unequal value— tr.at of tbo oak, perhaps, the least, and cf the beech tho most valuable.

A coat of ashes may Jw laid in the spring ovar the whole garden, and spaded ia With the barn-yard m»iium "Theyfnn^bediig hbout'gdowbbrry and currant bushes wittr especioif benefit.

Any person sustaining loss by tho maifti* ing or killing of his.sheep by dog«Tm*y present hi3 claim for damages to the trustee of the township in waich the mischief was done, and upon proper proof being made to tbo satisfaction of.tho trustee, ho is required to award, and to pay' out of tbe fund arising from the dog tax, such damages as he may deem just con-1 ditioned, however, that the claimant will not prosecute the owner of the dog causing the damage, and provided that tie has not prosecuted an action against the owner.

In case a surplus of over fifty dollars of this fund remains in tho hands ot t&e township trustee on tbo first Monday In March of any gtven year, over and above all orders drawn on the same, such surplus ia required to bo passed tc the credit of the school revenue of tho township, to be expended in tho payment of tuitiou in such township as other funds received for that purpose.

What amount of claims have been presented against this fund in the respective (bounties, by sheep owners, we have no lueuns ol' knowing, but we are informed^ of several counties in which large amounts bave been paid into the township school fund, in default of claimants on account of sheep destroyed.

Tho fact, therefore, that great ravages are occasionally committed among flocks by dogs, should not deter our farmers from raining sheep, as tho law makes am« pie provision for reimbursing such losses. The high prices and comparative scarcity ofbeof and pork of late years, bave largely Increased tho consumption of mutton and It is likely to become more and more an artielo of diet, in case tho abundance of sheep shall enable it to be furnished at reasonable rates.

The valuo of tbe wool produced by the number of sheep owned by our farmers is no inconsiderable item, we think, at^a fair esiimata. not less than f6,000,000 annially, at the iow price it now bears.— Tbe present tux -n dogs will be continued as long as tbe farmers of tho State choose to tvo it continued, and if it should at a time be found insufficient io make good the dunnages resulting from the raids of dogs upoa the sbeop folds, tbo Legislature wiil' hot hesitate to inrroaf^f'lts I mourn. State Journal. %JLxJL K.

Valuable Milk Form.

Mr. R*s Winans, o( Baltimore, now over seventy y^ars ot age, purchased in 1861, a farm of about seven hundred acres along the banks of tbe Pntapsco river, and about ix miles from Baltimore* His land cost hiin fifty thousand dollars he added buildings at a cost of $20,000 hir fencing cost hiia three thousand dollars, and ho manured at an outlay of sixtyseven thousand dollars—making the total cost of his estate $120,000. During the year ending on the 1st of May last, his sales of milk amounted to $37,630,71 of cows and calvtes iu the samo period, ho told $11,983 worth, and had fifteen or twenty more animals on hand than at the convn*enc»ttH»»t of the year. He however put-chased $9,008 worth of cows and heifers during the year. At the close of the year be had on band two hundred and twenty to.is of hay, afd bis toial product for th :s yet»r was estimated at 1,800 tuni—

great average per acre. His system of manuring tends to build up ana nourish his land, and not to impoverish it. His :niik is sold to tho small grocers in Baltimore, at thirty cents a gallon."

A scuooluastke, who was fond of the use of his grog as of the globes, was ask* ed tbe difference between gravity and gravitation. "When I've druBK five glasses of grog," replied the pedagogue, -'my gravity vanishes and my gravitation begins to operate.

We»t

will

give you a very simple, awl thick, effective remedy, that I have tried for several years, and I employ no other pre-

beans, say 15 or 20 in each bill. When the beans begin to ehude the vines too much, I gradually thin them out, either by pulling theija up, or, what is better, pinching them off, so as not to disturb th« roots of the vines. Tbe bean plant seems to be offensive to the bug, and he avoids it. I know of no better remedy, and am almost ensirely free from their annoy ance. In this manner I plant my cucumber, squaih and melon seeds^—H. W.

bert, in Country Qenilernpn. £t£"

Tbe Siicep atid Dog Interests oflndlana. -J *.:d

In the census report of 1850 Indiana is credited with 1,122,593 head of sheep.— Ten years iuter tho number had increased -to 2,188,187, being a gain of nearly one hundred per cent, or ten per cent, annually. We bave no statistics at hand by which to determine tbe number av this date, but estimating the same ratio of increase that there was from 18S0 to 1860, there are now in this State about 3,7000,000 head of sheep.

How ma.ty dogs we have Uas not been11 ascertained by any census report, Out the amount of taxes assessed upon the owners of these sheep-killing animals, in 186(J„.may be considered an approximation to the true number. Nino counties" made no return of the dog tax, in consequence, probably of deci*ions in some of trie Inferior courts against tho constitutionality of tho law imposing: it, bht the amount levied in tho other eighty-three ount ei wuB $154,840, and as the usual tax in one dollar for each dog, wo have aboat 165,000 oun of high and low degree, against nearly 4,000,000 shoep,

The Supremo Court having sustained the constitutionality of tbe dog tax, the delinquent counties will henceforth collect it, and unless tbe hydrophobia panic has -thinned out the dogs largely, the amount oi the shiop indemnity fund, will'-sbo-w a cor.siaorable increa=e in the next report of the Auditor of Stale.

The dog tax is set apart as a fund to ruimburi'.e damages done by the killing or maiming of sheep-by. .dogs, and as we have met eome farmers who were not aware of its provisions, and proposed to abandon sbeop raising in consequence of the ravages committed by vagrant dogs on thoir flocks, w« have thought it not unimportant to call attention to tbo provisions of tbe act uf March 2, 1865, which was passed with tho double object of discouraging tho increase of dogs and encouraging tho growth of wool.

correspondent up a cudgel in ^defence of West loyalty, and matoi a very gjood He proves from U^zecoldallaCLat the breaking out of tbe late war there was 820 offlcersjjfjybe r^ular army graduate* of West Fofait."Of tbese 3S0 were from slaveholding States, out of this latter number 133 took up ansa fot. the U9iaQ.~ In what other class of Soothera men,S^n* ators, Representatives, Cabinet officers and ja^ge^qaaidjBadiva loopovtioa^oC loyalty found? Qf' the 200 Sou then officers-oFtiie-jirmy, not of West ?oint, not six remained loyal.

I have heard it heartily extolled, and avja (ffe^n wonderful effects, writes Martha,M. JobnBon, of Derby, Ct., about Palmer's Iaotion. 26-dwlw.

Th* CabhtktOrgan.—The

Some

MaonoIIA

most val

uable jyid. distinctive characteristic of tbe Mason &'ltam1in instruments is undoubtedly their quality of tone. There is a liquid smootbnoaa and purity, a freedom from harshness and hardness of character, which is very notable—and praiseworthy. Their instruments have a near approach to thf^round-soiiority which ia sought for in tbe diapason's of a pipe organ. The rapidity of their aetion, the quickness with whii btthe..iaae respbnda when a key is touched *mso -ft- notable excellence.— Their perfectt^Jiar thia respect extends their capacity to light, rapid music, as well as those more slow and sombre strains which have been classed as organ music. —N. i7. World. 26-dwlw.

Watkb.—-A

delightful toil

et-article—superior to— Oolog ne -and at jialf the pr!co. deod-w2w.

PARTICULAR .NOTICE,

B. $. OAHALDSOir.

'Chow h»T ng clftlma wiib uia will please read thovifol!o«U^:

Widows'jpounty Claims

In addition to th« proof already gone forward, widows are. Bow required to prova that tlwiy have not married ag»fri prior to'July 28,1866.

Minots* Bounty Claims.

nradiUtori to the r©t already gone forward, gaardlai.a ars BOK re'ialml to prova the data of tbe birth of ftkoli child, and giro their ward's pr»wdt plaoe Of resl Jenc

OW widows and guardians wtil pl«as« call, bVingiog two competent wltnesiea, to make said proof, will also bring a osrijf'icnM oj ffuaniiana)Sij».

The above Is resjulred iu alt cas« before a claim will ftdmittoH s' dp^iil. OS~ Nothing farther:is. reqnlrejl. for a bounty Claim .fpr parents, or for a father or mother wtterrftijioWlrf died IU tbo service. eartha foe Air procuring bounty claims has been Bled at Washington City, at tt-n jior ceat the pirty also paying thu fllera's fee.

OJf Bouttty clatms lor d*c* *ed eoldior», can not bn expected 10 .bo, paid in 1«ks than about a year aftor tlie.cUlm w'cilt forward, a- at lsast for gomeinonttli.after tho pap trsare reported riiiht.

U.S. DANALDSIW.

OMNIBUS LINE.

(tr. MliiiER'S OMNIBUS \JY :ATS1» HACK L1.NE. Wit! attend to all cullf or trains leaving »bt City.an'i afsu deliver pa»Beii.it»! .-.j »hy part of th* city with care and disbatch.

All orders le ton the Slate Hir IVst Davis' l«g Sto'rei-or win i)« prytapt atteodcS to, Kui'Witf

ALPORTAJMT NOTICE .: TAX-PAYBRS.

4s«e4sabi09,Tequlrei-to:be

AUD DSALBBS IN

NTbuteas, Tiia Board of Commissioners have exaailired to extent, the r«tartU inado by the »eV»rai Tt wnshlp Assessors, of tho peisooal -^-fcrty ot y^go County, on its Scot op, 18G7, by which they jieretlve wit"

taxable iiondajr of

ihetai*, by toiaiarwon with tho returns of 18W, a d&i'faldefatil< t&lUnicuff iu the ainouut returned I S

WlnWiir In UiB olbk eleven Towhsblps there is uu increase, which lists, if left as thsy now are, would,btt.^aoiu*!, apd, therefore, unjust tu th» tal-iii/is™ Wliohave given lull and complete llstli 0( thMr taJkiblos/aud to correct the same ai far po«MW(Wl»'

Ordered that the Auditor be, and he is hereby direoted, and required, to piucemlat ence to cor-r.-8t the tUt» «f versouat property 90 returned :n the oiaiinarprescrlliMi by law, and,ln order tj •acinti»t"Sutlic'irrections,lieliavo this order, to getlier with Sact'.oni 88 and 89 of tbe£assesmut |awr pU 'llxhed in tbe Daily and Weekly papers of thiscliy.

I oertify thetoregoiuz to l» a true copy of the Beeord.- WTtlilAW HADDOCK, Auditor Vige

County,

$ao. LXXXVi. The couQty Auditor, if houhail bate reason to believe, or be informed that any person has given to tbe Assessor a false or incorrect statement of his personal properly, rnonoys rights, credits, effects, or etucss, or that the As teesor has not,returned the fall value »f any such

Jlete«i in-his'townshlpL

or bas omitted, or made tn erroneous rrturu ot any socb assesiablee, shall. pro'.-e»d at any time before tbe Anal settlement with the county Treasurer, to coriect tl»- duplicate and so rUarge such peraou with the proper amount of taxes thereon to enable him to do whlob, he shall be iurestod With ail the powers conferred on Assesore bytbls ict aiid it shall be tbe duty of the Auditor in all Such cases', before making the eutry uuou the dupilcate, t)Ooilfy aucbpt rs.xi that be may have an opportunity ot snowing that hi* itaieuieut, or the return of'the Assessor, wa«ctrrr.ct and the county Aodltof shall, is-such cases, til In lii) office a aiatement of the facts vr .-vidence upoa wb on he madesuob eorrectjo.i hut be shall in no case re dace tbe amount teturoed by tbe Asseisor, with •out the wrltt aneent of th« Auditor of 3t .tet given on a statement of facts submitted by tbe

County Auditor. Bsc. LXXX1X. If any County Auditor, upon receiving the returns ol any Assessor, (.ball be SatisBed that such Assessor lia* omittud uny per sonal property, moneys, rights, credirs, effects or stock* iuais township, which it was bis duty to retain, such Auditor may. If be deem it ucpedi. out, authorize and require such A«seaeor to pra«ewi to comct aily error of omission wb.cb tn»y bar».»oc«tTed, as aforesaid and, ia such case, such A*esii»r shall, within ten d-iya after being so re ]uiiod aud authorized, proceed 10 correct such tors and omission., and mafev return thereof to n.-h cowaty Auaitrr but nothing herein cantata gi shall [authorize] any Aia«»hor to reduce the aoionut aihiessed agaiuit auy persou in his former -turu and such County Auditor shall charge ditiona! amount, if any, such person with the add returned by ttich JoSlnwlw

OKIMNAXCE:

•"•'AM

St it ordauud by the Common Council 0/ the dtp of Tt rre Haute: See. 1. That the Market Houses in said City shall be kept open for the transaction ef the lawful business of trade ss follnwi:

Tbo Market House ou Komh Fourth Street on Tuesday, Thnrnday ami Saturday uf each week, and on Satnrday afternoon of e9h week f.cm 3 o'clock until one baur after sons-it. Tbe Sfa'feet H»n.ie on Kurth 9(1) Street on Monday, Wednesday aad Friday of a'.h week, e.ad on Sataa«y afternoons from o'clock until one hour after sunset, and that in all cases such Markets shall CLBtiitte open during suck hours of tbo t'ay as Is now provided by oiAinance-

Src. 2. So much of an ordinance regulating tho Markets appr ived Aa«:st 3d, ISM, acd all ordinances conflicting with this ordinance aro hereby repealed.

Sxc. 3 Wbereas an emergaacy exists for tbe immediate taking effect hereof, this ordinance sha'l take effect and be in force from and after its ttaasaga

O. r. CUOKEKLT, Mayor.

Attest: W. HaKFSE, Oleik.

STEVENS HOUSE,

21, 23, 26 & 27 Baoadway, N. Y-. BeteUttg Grtet, *»N THE ECRorKAS PL.tS,

Ttally

HE STEVEN S HOCSK ts well and widely known to the travelling pablie. The location ia est« aaltable to nerohants aud bastness men it Is in close proximity to thebnsinen part cf tho ty—ie4n the highway of Southern aad Western travelr-and adjacent to all the principal Bailroad and Stesmb at depots.

THE S EYENS U"U8E has liberal a^ssusdatioa ivr ovsr SW gne^«—it is well Innriihed, and poa^eesfs eT*ry aiooern improveneat for the aad •atsrta'ament of its inmat-e. The rooms ara spas&ms and well ventilated—provided with iNtsstl wafer.—tfe« stt«adn'e Is prompt aad respectful aad tlis table is ssaenmsiy provided wiiksrery delicaey of th^aeasoc— ,t •edaiata

mkXM*a

3NEW YORK,

Bay and sail at market nits Hi Mr oa«k Boadi or lBtt rive- Twaaty Bonds, all lssaw Dm-rorti Bond* Sevaa-Tktrty Votae, all serial Qapsni Intereet Motes, and flold aad illfs^ OoiB.

Oonvert all aerie* of 7-30 Notes iato tks Haw Oonsolidated^ Ba^atbM aatMtira^ Krecnte order* for parchase aad aale of all

balances, subject to ebeek at sight. WakocpllscUoas pm aU acoesai.bUpolaU-^ AH l«uee of Se(«tifiS3HM or remitted for, receipt, at Broke* ratea, Tan of all commission charges. B» F. & OO.

BO WEN, POTTER & EBBS,

or our Cotempokatiks seem to

think that the triumph of their cause depended,, like the fate of Jericho, upon the amount of noise made—in these days of refinement and,luxury, an article of real intrinsic merit is soon appreciated hence the unbounded and unparalleled success of rL£HT4TI0N. BITTERS.

Tnelwmcdyias ever and always been found reliable. As *.gentle stimulant and tonic appetizer it cannot be excelled. It is no douotu a sovereign ronwdy for stom achic disorders for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and in stimulating a healthy

W O O

COSMlSSIOf MitCBASTS, No. HO tSoutii SVont Street. PHILADELPHIA.

Conagnmeat* Wool respectfully solicited. Liberal Oath udmuKH made, a»il Jal«a guarran-

(*?U

Wool consigned tons is oarefolTy'graced to suit tbe market, aad is displayed to the beet ad vaotage.

Base furnished if required.

Wm. L. Bawaa^s. Fo. iircru Haaax Ba^rta.

EDWARDS & BETTLE.

AMD

MERCHANTS,

COMMISSION

Ho. 8 NMtk ftm.: «N«f, ConilgDmabu'Sbllcltad, Sacks furnished.

tansStWMM

TAUSSIG, LIVINGSTON CO.,

WOQL

Commission Merduuito,

«, SI WMwifc*

DRIED SEEDED CBIRUKs sell at Gfe. per Qiart in City markets. Waavta's Pattest CnsaaT HtonbbwiU atone tbre.- "mshels per hoar, and separates fH6 feed tKxpres on'recalpfof 8WSO.1—

A*ents. wanted e»nry whereto wa*e |lU to $2. a day. The trade sapplied hy ABB jT KJi BB08 4 CO. eadlnif Hardware Works ItBa^iag. Pa.

nn** IWVEWXOMS.—Patents obtained in M. meriea and Xnrope. So charge on rejected cases unless snccesifaI.

J. FBAS&B ft CO., Patent Agents, Jlochester and Buffalo, N T.

QTEAM & HOB3E POWBB THHKSHINO-KA-CHINES—We bnild Steam Threshers tnd Horse Po «er Threshing Macblnee of all sites, also Portable Saw Mills ot aarious sizee. Oar Farm Engineielfce beBt in America, and our Threshers •re superior to any made. Send for oar pamphlet. JONAS W. YBO, Bobtnsoa Machine Works, Richmond, Ind.

V0 Cedar 8treet. New Tork.

ALSBERO'B

TJ N E

A Snbstituterorfoliei^s and j?oob -Sold by all Druggist*. Price 60 cants per can.

HALL ft BOCKKL, Agents, Qreenwich Street, New Tork.

SURE PILE JQJJjBPeiT, Dr. Oilbret's Pile Instrument, for the radical enre of Piles, Prolapsus,hH^c.,witbo^t an alteration or meaioiae,-re ^yiiaveS flte-^rorst oaeo5 in Hro minutes, and hasf"Haever failed to effect apermanoat cure. Sendf^fotCircular.. Sold iijr^ Druggists generally.—w'-Btfcefaat SO »*eT«T»:— Agents wanted every-PHwhere Sent by mail, 011 receipt of O Ary^DOLLABSk J. JL BOJ1AIKK a 67S Broadway.' New York.

WantedAgents.

f280 per rnontb, the yearronnd, or 900 per ceut. proflt oh 'cotnmlssUns. We ijiiaranU* tbe above salary or commission to suitable agents, at tbeir own homes, to introduce an article of ikoISrEHEasiK utility in eVery household, for particulars call on, or address, G. W. JACKSON ft CO. 11 South Street, Baltimore, Md.

8CF1TKKEB

What are your Symptoms?

Are they furred tongue, dlxtiness, headache, an uneasy stomach, oppression after eating, pain between the shoulders, constipation If so, yon ara Disrmio and Billious, and nothing will m*et your cane so eSciently as TaaaaxT's Err*avssOEHT ££LTCEB AfKBltHT.

SOLD ATI AliL DBO9. STOB:

CHtarrb,

Bronchitis, Scrofula of every phaaa,

Liver aad Kidney diseases. Wm. K. Prince, flushing, N. Y., lor 60 years proprietor of tbe Tiinnen Nurseries, has discovered she Bemadial Plants wblrh are PoeiTivi CcaW for the akove, aud all Inherited and Chronic Diseases, Dyspepria,

Asthma, Neveus Debility, Uhearamatiem, and all Female Maladies, and^olbOTSj WSOjtjMfraai AlBpni rity of vbe blood, hitherto incarabla. Xsplaaatory Circular, one stamp. Treatise on all diseases 20cetns.

••ram is no 8icu wobb ab kau~"

TAREAKT'S COHPOUND EXTUAOT Off

Cubebs & Copabia

Is a SfEi CERTAIN, and SPEEDY COB* for nil diseases of the BtABDSa, Kt»1»a*S and Oatsabt Oboans, either in the Male or female, hequently performing a Pc&rccr Cvas ia the short ruaceof three or faur days, aad always in lese time than any other Preparation. In the of

Tsnut'i C^nysud &tmt ef CtMs ui Gifhkis Ther« is no need of confinement or change of diet. itelees, atieat.

Iu its approved of a paste, it is entirely taateleee, »asant sensation to the patient, and no eiposure. It is now acknowledged by tbe most Learned in tbe Profossion, that in tbe above class of Diseases, Ccbess and CoFA{aa are the 'Lv two Bemediee known that can tie relied upon with any certainty at sncoeea.

Tsrrut'! C«aptnd Eitnct of Cibsbi a4 CspMs NEVER FAILS. Manufactured only by

TARRANT A CO.,

278

Onemoieh Street, New Tork. war Solit by uggisti Cl-oV^r t&A'WtJrtd.

•'THE ADVERTI8EB8 GAZETTE? Contains Inform -itlon -ot value to thoM iAefeeted in aivt-riising.and constitntesacenplete"NaW8PAPKB DI»£CTOBT." 1*.ued MatUUg.^Xmm thritOg i« Mimes. On* copy ese-jsw, -Oao copy six mouths, 50c. One copy three month*, S3 cents. --i-

From July 1st the Osteite will be made a 16 page Paper, ami have a guaranteed circulation off so,ooo oopms, 13.000 Copies go to BPaoftrts, MM Beal"ilooo'gato Newspaper raMlslnn. 3.000 ga to tcgalar 8»Sl*l*nyml ier jndiciovi« dislrtbntioo.

W The abeve edittaa gaaraatard for Smoatb*. Batea of Advertlsttigi' ClassiSed Advrrtfassaeat*,^Oe. per Wi UsM Id ntb K, 3 menths J'E.BO lillase 3Mstha fl6,»Q. Special SotiOM, 9tti Pta«,lB3 prt-ltia each taserttoa. Displayed in&MnstH ««».' tw*aenU, 10th aad Uthpegesi W» Mr KaklaMK hworUoa. Barfnea. IMieS^ Okliilfi MM ISSf

«0tarrSii

Li&ir istitai'!

io\ bsmmb or

a* *&*

3« OS3 tOTOSnhtf toe. haw ""riS** arac-

O a a

.& ui o8£ ix baamab ol £njs aaFt—TB-

Good

ttilir

ili^

iatijj tjia &3ga«^ja7—ii'£A58UM03

.sAis twaWWIIw rtWwnnriff mitcra crtii a riShK- baamab 4bstf—-

WW.

Aim

given to effect ttair best #sposak Wools oif tadi ooaslgnsr invariskbly kept eeparate.

m-..

National and Corn Kaebaage National Banks, Phila. American JCschange Natjonal Bank, New York First National Baak Messrs. Qilmore, Dnnlap A natl, Ohio. j?«\

ilijt(i, Illinois kers. Otncla-

rfagjg ton dilw V&M0-4I31TU'

Jir« WTT

LYMAN'S SBLF«S£iAL SEALING

Patent Glass Fruit Jar.

The Best, Simplest, Cbeapest, aad ouly Reliable JAB IN TBI llABKET I This Jar has stood tho teat for Fivi Tyaas, and gl*w ant ire satisacti-a to all wno havs ased it. Also SOOTT'8 DOUBLE BURNED AIB TIGHT naaatiAriBITOF

liKv

OIL TOUR HARSrm frank Miller's pbbpabsd HARNESS oil Blai on, for Harnees, Carriage Tons, Ac. Frank Miller's LKATU JUB PBfciifBYATi VI and Water Proof Oil-Macklnd', fir Boots and 9uo s. One-half at least is added to the durability 01 Leather by tbeir timely

US').

Frank BUUer'a POLISH OIL BLACiCINP.Toe 1 opolarity of these articles readeS4 «oiamentationaapsifluous. lj jj ... llanufnctured by t&ANK MlLtiBR ft CO., 18 ft

iJM6M3Blfihl^l#-r

JinWu TrmrwwiT With Tin top, held dowa by Wire. For sato Wholesale and BetaU, at

BHDIICH ft mUMEK,

afcMf'icasssttHi

jelWlm

fefw«ia oossJ r-'iatS gaytcS V-'

.j tuSia.) ^?Siatiu»lhr.a -X.':!- ilsiK

ArrivalstMs Week. [. siaiBW -Jdi' afaoro^j -rJiatt") pqivie "tO .«ss*nCt tew Ssts^rv^taw Maw fe& -r Striped andPlaidllozambiques.^ Striped and Plaid Mohair. Dephyr

JictoriaCheck.

Cloth, very handsome,

Bgene i' Satin Striped Mohair, Pink and Buff Percales. Organdies, in all colors.

Black Bombasine.

Jfool

Delaines, in all colors. ^.

Lonsdale, Hill's Semper Idem.

Sprague's, Hamilton Prints. Black and Drab Thibet Silk. I'ringe Shawls, Paris Sitk Mitts, k, if |[id Gloves, in all colors. Ladies White and Colored Silk Hostf! Ladies White Hose, Engluh,make. Missos and Childrens Ho^l^Ush'iibaK

tions too ntlmefous to mention. Keep donstantly on and Boys Wo dn hand a flno assortment of Boots and Shoes, at

A., NIPPEBT'S

ne oet:

North Side, betwe^^w^ an# Fif^h

OBBKAK asiVeSoap manufactured from Pu*s jbs

[tTATOABD «f EXCELLENCE ^f5a« ealBAby all Orocers. 24dwly

COBKS. OUo.

TkeEmplre Qaeen .of tjb^e West ThisBUnih(il^#low ^ias beAMoellsd, and for general purpose never will be. In its consttaetion we are working a ^erfectly bomogenioo Oast Steel that will oat polish aad oat live any daade. ..JJ throws a wide alid ifa^rao Wbt'ls 'the ill do well to

other Wrpugh PloWp^BS

A'*

refron

clean, aadsracefal lightest Plow on record, exaatina this Plow at

erTfi-Mau

*Bibi6 purchasing elsewhere. Toar latersst we desire to promote,.andwJnat,wesavlstroe aovlSdwlv MeWflBBi ekWPB&hL A CO

FALSE

AND

MOUSTACHE. A BEAUTIFUL PAIB OF FALSE MOUS. TAOHKS AND WBI8KEBS, qf French atannfatr tare, sop?rte«t th^ .«annot iKtAstcetntAoa the nnuins, wiil be sent post paid by mail to an address. Orrat attention ia n4d io tbe manufacture of these articles I ene sf the'beat artists in Parts, M.L. Euro Full

Bobchs, wbo is Mie beat ssannfscnrer in p*. MouAadakjUOO 3Oi»riiistors,»S,00 Beard, Si,00. Addrese U. bOBB,

S«lr Ag*nt ftf'tjSted States.

mayltdwly

BOOT8ANVtHOE8r -r( I f-n«

BOOTSAWfi^SUOaS^^

MY OWN f&ULKlS I Made fa my Shop 'fiteT d? 'WOBKMKK, and of tho

Best Material!' Which I also pi

en's Wear that may bo called for, on

thTsHORTBsT K^i^B anditoth. {Mit Fashion "ableStylo andoa tile mowBBESBHABfc*TBBM8

Price liUI uttl-farther Notice: Single Solo Bewod LfciWti-' Osrti^lB B00U, »U 00

S«r.t»iHBasSKr.*«^ "W

coarse 6.00

Mending Done vfeQe Bett Style and on

B«mt A PB*ibTWfcL MJC$kAB16 XTBCtT, and baring had a practical dtparlaaea the Boot •".rirffir.ayaaum'i

Oiat ah«. NebB&ska, j-irtatward toward* the PaciitoOcwn^jaakaxwtth ttscoitasetioas an nubroksa line

JOO

O3V0CE

D. B. DE A9TD A CO'S ««oo miffits :,' f"" rELEBBATB0"|6t2jnN^O'l''

SALERATUS!

J«n6dlm

aeas, nnequaled In Stylo and Qaaiity, to all who Btoriw with "SeSUSHXii^i'S

BUNT of w*$ 014 Cwfoeers and Mjr fcTorjae witk tWr trad*.

Dm Oomgaay aow offer a limited amount of tbeir

ka^lbBiq^aikit^^ ^s»fi«4a(eis interest, payable on the firat-day of Jsanary and July, luthe City of N Tfark, at thj rate of

SyEPe?^ Ceiitaln

Ninety Gents an tlie Dollar. Ttite road was co upleted frcat Odtaba 99% teilM West on tho test of Jaahary, VST, aad eqUlpped/ abd^trains are ft. The Comlaiy hai bow on hand sufficient iron?tfos. e'c., to finish tbe ramaukiog por'tioh to ^hs'aastsra baia 'of the fiocky Mosatains, -21? miles, which Is under contract to too done taaibor lstcf thfs yenr, and it is ei!pe«trd ttia the en tiro road will feeio rtnLing onJer'ft-om Oaaha to lta.weatcrn ctmneciion sriib thaOentral Pacific, notr t^ing rabidly built eastiard'from '*£»&»•1 ieiiti.drfl'airffnslSTO.

7 3

v.'u:i

0'l"

Henna of tlie Company BitimiUitg.thadist&noa to be built by the Union

e^tfiJpr-fiWrts St£ jseSt.. ICHrty^iaf' Bob^'to fte tile TOM it, ^ishsi at the' fversfio r'to ,'Vif ibpnt 5^8:2^0 ter 'telle, nmOnlitlog fo«4,^B000 :-^v-

ThelOoBipanyiftijiso^iirBifttad to issueits own Pir»t Mort&afcS Boiid*

l1ual

amount, a.od at

thesamu time, vrtn«b special Act if ConJj ess areniaii* a firat 41urtg«,ga on iheeutUre Doe, tiw a a

OovernnTrnt niitt's 'a 'dbAatfon oV. T2,ffll acr.s of Jandtot tie mite.-amoiAM ing 4o''t0^»,Ull acres, estimated to bo worth 8SO^)8t,pO(),

Uiain(

ihetntal resources, exclusive of lu« capital, SlU. 416,000:1-nt ttie fiat value vj^the lanos cannot now be real 11

TlO nuti-orixa' Capital Stookof tho Company is oae hundred ltl dollarr, stitch five mllii ns have alr«ay i»k piui in an1 o'-wul^ itu uotuuppofted that uioro ihan iWeiiijf-fiv* mplions at m0.t-. ill be reared. -I--

The ooat of tbo roau ia estimated hy competent engineers to be aboitocebundred miuiondvltaM, ekdOBlVB of cquipmsut. rroeptcts fjr. Bu»iiies8*.

The railroad connect ott between Omaha aqd. the KSatis now ctf.hpiiJtoi and

Jtfe»

ei- rMtigs of the"

Union Pao.-fio oii 'th* -s cinn« a totay finishox for the tbst s»o w.olts ltti llajf wa.o. SUd,000'. .Theso,s»ctiijial earnings. «*-the roadiprogri ssei will tnuch more than psy th" tbiereat on the Company's toiids,'ebd: tS- thVoWfeBtifisatse' over the ooiy, linS ol rail uad b^tyieea tbo:Atlantio and Pacific mnsi bo iuuutnae. Vaiite and Security of ttie jtond*.

The Company respectfully submit, that tho above stateuiept of b»sts fully, demcUsfrates th-, «-carlty of tlio# nth'. atid ai'ditlOual proof thay. would saggest ihxt tle Bonis -kow offered are leiS -hati teu u]I-ion (loHaie.on &17 inlies of tOa'd, oh which ever wei,ty,-niillion ,dol aco liave already beeu epeu/(()Va 330 luilSSOftuisfuad the-carsare now rrjJ-.fcitg, and the rimafOiag JSr miles,aro nearly cr//i#itted.

At tha resvnt tult of pr^mlxm on gold these bonds pay aniihnou 1 iutertst on the present Caft or

Nine Per Cent.y

and it la believed that on tho completion'of tHe road, like th-v ?overtiuijut hds, they will g" above par. The Company intn. to sell bnta limited amount at tli« prrgjut tuw rate, aud retalu the rignt to advance tao prlre at their option.

Subscriptions will be recetveu lu Kew *kk by the' CoMlnentsI JTstlonal Bank, So.'7. Natssnflt

Ciatk. Ocdge & Co.i iukr*, 61 Wall St., John J. isco & Sju,B .uitors, Mo. 33 Wall St., and by BASKS AKl) B.iNliliaj genprally throughout 'ho Uuitad -tatei, 1 whom mapsnua uescriptlve .uipuiecs iy be ootalufd. 1'hey »-iU alro be 3e^t-by ju»:l from th CjmpianyV Office, No. v0,Nassau 3i at, i.'iw Yjrk, on pppli041 ion. SutiicribeiS will sttact tli.l'r own Agents in whOih th^y hae cjd8

rfc^ who alunw will ht-

rssponsiftle to ihrm tor iiia' safo deiitsry of the boa4^,. ,« john jr. Cisco, iJ 1" reasursr, may30dw3m«top col Ins W 5fOBK.

I N I A N A O I S A S

P. BINGHAM & CO.,

__DZALEEa att.

Genuine AmericanWatches Diamonds, Fine Jewelry,

SOLID MIJ.VJER WARE,

Nfiw PATTERNS.

Solid Silver Spoons and Forks,

FINE eiLTKIt-PLAXED

Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors,

BERRY DISHES, ICE PI ^CHERS,, WAITERS, CUPS & QOBLElS, Alio, a Dno line of

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENGRAVING NKATLY EXECUTE* ,. .-IN ..

Old English or Germaq Texts AU Goooh Booaar lltas ENGRAVED FREE OF OHARGB,

W. F. B0GUAM & CO.,

East Washington Street,

apr6d3m lNDlANAPOliIS,

J.3V. GLOVER'S

IlffiUKAPOtIS -saoY

TERRA

COTTA WORKS,

Bas on batid. or manufactures to order, all hinds of Arohltecturd Ornatnenti. such as Window Caps, Brackets, Medallions, Panel and Jriesa Kn riobmerts Flowsr Vases," Life size Statuary, Water Pipe, Ac.

Twu squares west of Uuioa Depot. aprilSdGra

THE CABP£i\TERS' im\

ots. ... Soooissoss TO HtLWIO, Bobss^s iiJinH

MOD. SASH AND EL13D 1U.WACTU,

I SOUTH MERIDIAN BrESET^'1 t*1'"

Nearly Opposite Bast Sad of tbe Union Pepct

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Ruems sized wobe wmnimtoo hand T»JN» apr0-2t la dGm W. '9

CBAJttES 5iarxt3. .T0HN fiCB.VfilUSB

STEFFENS & SCHNEIDER'S

lNUIANAPOLIS

Phcenix Bell and Brass Foundry,

20 Union Hailroad Track, Half Square Hast Tnlon Dopot, Ind lacopollS, lad Tbis E-t ibli^l mei.t lun ccn t.ii.tly »nb ind a eoinplet-,asuo- tme- .ir.sa UooU» for .Engine Balldern/ Sftxtn and Gas Fittero, an I are niunu. ficturersTT AVi\t»i', SteAin, Qjs and Bur ess, Whistles, CeiyJlla^ss, Oil Caps, CU.be UYes, aud *11 kinds of Kra^s Worts.

JBA1LW.

And N«w England CitiM.

THIS BAIL WAT BXRBM nSST Dunkirk to New Tork

460 J6Us,

Buffalo to New Tork 423 Miltt, Salomontea to jfao Tork 415 iCUt,

"sis'

IrvK BaaklrltSMi Uf Ke« York 7.SO A. X. itomltetaiaaaca

A MEfUCAN6 X3L '.'-_1-PA'Nyr-,

O I A N A E S

"VTAUTE & CO. Mftnufacturers iU of Lard Oil, Neatsfoot Uii and aU kauda of, Lubricating and la&p "Oils. Tbe Hint kfnd of Axle Grease, Ac &c. Orders catt lto ioft at II, Hulmau't, Main Stres.t,Terro^IIaute."

Mavtb A Co biiVe a4o fir deaJ Aplmalj, Bones and Khi aad paj for ii« samo according to tbo condition th«rt«f, if detW-VM at tbeir factory, west of ttre Coaster t& tlie.Canal, Terre liauie, lnd. apl&ltm

it-a.

QOiLEtolKO EW lO IfOB TllBiAOlESit ,1 bare ciustanily Waters' New 6J&IXS.r ADJUSTER, at my residence, two squares f.»at of tha Cniun Depot. Also, at Jtr». lniHme' Military bliop, No. 155 Main cireet. Mrs. O. LAVHb N(JK.

Ja28J6m Mni-nfiidiirw

S O I MJKIZ,

Early's Block, So. GO Main street Terr*© Haute, Indiana,

MOST

respectfully recomtnesds bis w«ll select ed stock uf Jcm«, rtaaaeis, plain and p'attf ays, Blanliets, Cosvrieu, and W»r»n Knit* ting Tarns, of differeot kinds. Being fplly en-,

Ifiwtt

a*s Lsa sr

All Trains rua directly thraogh to Mess ImL tm- MO BILliS withoat ohaagaof

:srppr.uL inuelswo

•oaratt

Uo^A.A-liU^

with the fi.SO A. M. WsfSs

BuraetUvUU Afio, 'J with the S.S0A. U.ray ui andatriualn Nsw-yorfca«Mi»®olhca!'. no 1

'.Buffalo, aad*n#f«a i«i

4.15 r. a, V.

T.Hi|[

fit

-S^klSHi

jT^ainffofSfiwfe'nandMew.ltnglaail Culee.

Proip BollU»—By Kew" Tork tlaK-frosa le- '. .'6t car. Kicbanga and HMhigsOi dtrstats: 8.06 A, *. »«sr *orta SMay Jta»r«|a, I (^undais axceotedl. Stupe at HornoMsvllla

A. iK., Bkfi) suaqtuhaanasaf r. t.

1: -KkSiS'oJ&ft

Paiiaaelpbla, BsAlMraaaitiWaahiagtoB.

Oft

bttrg, Philadelphia,'. BattiSMtoj. Vsa^Bgtaa and other polata South. gj» .^aj* (Sap...

UoanuoteatJart0v «ty wli train of New Jeraey Ball] and VVashlngtou, and at WeWTO^p wfthBloraalug Kxpreea Train for land Cities.

!».&*•

t3upJ,'.int8rs«cttng ..with theijaP. M-Xsaia

&%&uasBrJ*SB£3£

(Sua-4

1 il* is excepted), a tops at Buspuebauna 1M A. M., (Bklt.) Turner's l.U I', M.. ((Hoe), and arrivee WWaw1fwa-a» 3«»P. M. Coanpctf Great J?aod with l(elaw||^, Laaka-

t4nantWW«^l®U*l«JWafork

wltt

MnM War aiP^iMiiibr Bostni ana iew Bngland Cities. Only one Train Cast ms Baaday, leaving Bn iato at 6.10 P. Hi., and reaching Maw kork at 18.90 r,i i'ii.-n t.kmatt.-

Boston and New England Passengara, with their Baggage, are transferred fim of ckarg* in New

Thobott VenUlated auamiSt ^aiaHoas Sleepin* coaches Oar IN TBf aceompanying all nigbt trains On this railway.

Baggage" ^Cbe6*ei Y^oasii! Aftd Fare at lout as by any other Routt. Aiwi

ABK FOB IIClUSIa VU IBI& OUUKAs

H. RIDDLE, WJf. IL BABR, Oen'l bup't. Pa«. Aicent tiov^7dtr

E E S S O A N I E S

A.TKO NT^IT H0MHI

TDK MKSCH^KrS

iDnos Haying put their Jttintf, an4 Gnat. ,Ihroagi Lnea iu perfsct wbVkiag'erdet, ar*T',riP'*W t« do' a gonral Bipreia' IUirin«MP#itU ihe B*M| Wt*t, Soptb^eet carrying and collecting «f Money, YajfliLfaf. Ac.. 0ur lines, now opened, ewbraco Mnrxratttf'tM..' tween Bow X^rk, wMtib, TdwpiNMvOMa' lad 1. Cincinnati,.

CttlUgft A

Pruirlo-du--lteM. .ln^an«ppl intermWiate piotot^atia tfe

ed bve# all tha*otitoi!ir»*teLO'sasi sol air The Capital of

Twenty Million

and is an amplO ftn^jsaiee to the pabUoOfits re- & 1

Every efforr Mil ^.ttade tajMerUUui'iai of the public OffifiO tapil b:'J Oar rates are spousible Express Compaby. 0®oo iio. Jilalft Street, tasUOth A^tth Bta

T. W. STBWART*

Oct 9dtf Agsab

doysotinil^u OAHtAL, |^WM,OOOI

iht abore naottid OvLtyarWy-baVo' In ohaTg* el experienced leavini and

Two ExpressM

New Tork, i... gr.in"offWWlMllivCftT is. fea .„.._^i£'-

Connecting at Now Tork with Wells, Fargo ft Oo's Kuropeau aud California Express, fur all points in Buxopu, CaliforniaMd Ibreo Expresses Ljailj', and from

Ciuci^natii.iOliiC/ „,«.eT Indiaaanolis, fn4 Colnmbuej tuehinoad^ a W a ."V5

Zaawviilo. Andsl! point# la lawtBft'u'ddbld. Two Expresses Daily, to and from S*int Louis, Mo., CMoago,, Illinote Hannibal, iSSS&m,

Milwaukie, Wis., .4T5'Petroit. such. Madison, Saint Joseph, Mo. AndaU points Nortb and Wcrt^iaoludlur'ixitnti ixs Kansas aad JNebraoka.

Two Eipretisin Qreencastle, lAfayetto, OrOTtfordsville, Mfchlfatr 0fty, 4t. O110 Express Dally, to and from

BOCKVlLi.it, INB.

One Ac«OB)raodation Express Bally To aad from Paris, Iiilaioi Obarleeton, Illinois

Uattoon, Illinois, and inteimediatepolnu All bpsluese entrusted to tWjt Company will he attended to promptty and wlth^rfinpatcb.

Batee ae low as by any Beepodsfble'Compaay. uFPIck on FOUBia STBJUCTi naat 'dew tt Oblo Street, Terre tiante, lad. 8. MoEliVAIN, Afoot,

E, W. SLOAXB. tap'K,' Indianapolis, lad^

tIBKAT

Eastern Western and Sontheri

BXPBBSS FOBWABDKBS.

•avc taoilftiM 0T«r all the Bailroade Bast, et Mid South, for tbo rapi transportation of

MONEY AND UTil.EK VA^UAjBJ^I

Jleaey and llg-bt Ft*fKfcff:-Packkg»« inl

Notes, Oraits an 1 BUls coilected, aud prum) eturuemade llercbandiiie taken for dallrery on pay (am. ol tbe acevinpa'nying Mil, and proceeds return^ promptly.

Vutlrr careful Messengers, the Kip rose arrives and departs witii nearly all the trains, Itr tbe pru'clpai Eastern cities aud Intermediate prilot* juski.'irclcuccouneGthnis with nam 0»5i rfa. .fissq V4I

Tlie SeaUiecn Express,

fit the principal cltiM of the South. KAT£S AS LOW AS W 0TU£ OOMPAM)

Losses and damages proinptry adjiuUd and settled

.Twenty Year is

Of successful operations of this old and rellabli Compasy a sulBelent nuaraatee of Its rasponslbllity nod honorable doaliJK with tbe public, and to solicit a continuance of its patronage,

Office ac No,® M^chaaioi itow, Tejre llaute aUlaiMr "ff u.'.'-.hz

Tt ALLEN, A^eiot,

W'iTWtf

pLAUSSEIT, BISHOWMir 4 Qo \J Importers a nd. Jubtnsr* of.-, NOTi- TEScyy8.

W O S A

FANCY TOBACC«»,T*AA,

•bled to warrant tlie flrst quality Of these Uoodr I sostTespectfully invite 'Ladiw abtl' Gentlemen toc^djiad inspect Uieai. Wool taken In^zebaBg*

and tho hlgbsat taatfcet rataa vaM.-

(JITT BILL PQ^CEB^a

GEO. W. BEIFSNIDEB. Programmit and Ciradlir^'distfiiUtiid in GOOD STXLEt I •Till «r«tar|»lFttki OMting fattJrlM mrngrnvm^mm

CAL.

HAUTE

S I

tts uadersicbed, desiring to supply a vacasn *0**y.wrspfajly grdwln^xlty, and in tfSOettba to Oa loaSy aaprassad wishes of a laraa •••'or of tho eitisane of this city, anaoaaoe to tkM paMte-thai thsgr hava opsaed a* AOiSDlSMlSr »H78ld to the sacond story of Klssnar's "Palaoe ef Hb-

OMM)

e^coaplishmeat. ara large, well veaUlaMd of acoeaa, aad aro sapplied

Pf laetnuiaata, nod Papds 'a 00 the Piano, Ouitar, TloUenlar attest-.

StjruatiONIlaThorough Bass Compositloae. For Terms.of Instruction apply to the underjrignad, at tha Acadea^ of BIode, second story of ajasccr's Palace of Music, or at tha Haste Store MoWr The beet of references givea as to aualiatiMs, Ac. O. A. HABTUKG,

UeclMtf AMOBLO OKPBOaSX

MUSIC,

J. G. LINDEMANN, ,isrTTi WSVKi. 1 .«* m*- il.i OBAXiCB IN

PIMOS, ffl£LODEOi\N ORGANS,

•Wins, Bui tars, Flutes, and all kinds of Mask* Merchandise. No. 91 Wabash Street,' -,

TEBBS llAtTTS, INBlANA.

TtTNINO AND RKPAIB1KO or PIANOS aad other Increments will bo proaiptly attended to. OLD P1AN08 will be «astn In tnadefoi KkVI ONXfl. tMrlMdwtli J. Q. LlNPKHANK."

L,„1I S S M£ fi:,S

W «li

XKW-

0D98IGI

|I-«aln grwt pleasure in inviting the at teattcn of my eld friends aad oustomers, aad a* .rta new «nes in want of anything in taa

Lin

TO MY

NEW AIVII SPACIOUS STOKE

No. 48, Oliio Street.

Harlng personally aelectltffl^Wew^loci*" with great oara, at Kew Tork, I am aow able ottr tbe Mualsal PoUlq M»e.. i.asj!) fcl-ssjiibo '.r:-- -"2. .WtuS $.:•

Largest Assortment

Musical fierchanais

IK THE NURTU-WKSX The first Floor will be stocked witi Sheet Musis, String Qaods, Music Books, and ali kinds of sntan luttruments, sticb as Violins, tultars^Oruau, Brasa j*nd Bltrer Band Instrnmehts, rlutinas, Ouitaie. Concertinas, Acocrdeons ot Sll sli^saud price., Tlageol-ts, Flutes, Dram Oord Sticks, Dhim *eits, 0all skin Ih'u'm Hejads, ShM«dlln:lWlttjaeiai«\ JJraaaMciutli-Piacea, U»t ta»n Sliyer-Mouth-Piece, Banjos,Plutee, Tambu ... rines, Oonnan Viduui,' french Violins, (new, rtieaeii VioQas, (lMtMt»m bid Strmiuarlns, Gaa aa^lM,aad Cwmonapatterne,) Viollncelloe OaubleJ^see, VioTin ringer-BoardB. Violin Tutee NeiMs, Violin VioHocello, uouble Bass uuit&r and Uarp dtrihks. Tail Pieces, P*gt, Bridges, MutM, Tuning lurks, Tuaiug Hammers, Pitch Pipea, Uastaueis, Claironet, Beede, Violin, Vlollnoello and Konble Eiua BonuMueio- Foliee, i'ouble BeSuM Bosiv Csses fUr Flutesr Clifronets, Violuu m£ Oaltars Blank .MubIo Books,. Blaak Mdsit {3aids, and Music Papers of all sixes.

Particular attention paid to tbe Strin

'Departw,at. The Second i'luor will Ls .Muckua wiiL

Plaoos, Meiodeoiis & Organs

-Always on hands a eplednld assortment of Piaaca r: froftn the well .known Afauulactorler ol ltubert Nana, N.I., tha oeUbaated Patent Cycloid Plan^e Sleek A Oo., N, Y., A. Ii. Ualei a Co.„N. V., Kqabe St Co., Baltlmorr, and other fiTrt' (la.K .. isnseis or:® wr&mv..

Cara&tf & Neeclliam^a

Celebrated Bodoir Cbarch Organe, Parlor »rgatia and Melodeus. Tbeee Instiuments stand xlti/ catber unriraled, a fact which erery listener aud1 iOdge will ue at once convinced of by simply oi'Dtpanag tiiem with ctb«r». ••"fiend for a Circular, ,A! .'O aswro

PRACTICAL PliNO MAK£K, By trade, consequently a Judge bf luetruueni*. those sending orders from tbe distance can fully jr at a in in as go an in a a as per.obally seieoied. baral discoi"' o«minariee, Scbooli, Minis end Tear ifi tslc. ,.t iMr tfOBU ^ud Prices. Every Inslrna a a lend ord«r» ik.iaSNKli'8

pertoha Liban "sirt" mmt wi

Buffalo', -WWlin^tOn 'CifJ*.'' Add. all Other' points ln Uit*ee8t*ifltatiie aad

PALACE OF MUSIC,

48 Ohio Terro Haute, Indiana, tt

HATS AND CAPS..

madtt

THE

ADAMS EXPRESS COjHPAlVY.

Capital....

#10,000,0041

a I

Joseph O- Yaten,

JUST IN RECEIPT OF

Meni' Hataot ait kinds, Boya' Hata ol all kinds, Misses' Hats of all kina*.

-. 'inflmts' Hots of e11 idndk Am yricM. BaU made lo orJer oa •hurt uolic*.

*dW/jb srjujs/o STILUS, last side Public Sijuai*. Terre H-tuic .. nor ffdtf

Jel"3m n. BLISSK1.L. ii

«i\K D0LLAK APIECE A GOOD GOLD PEN sod HOLDER

FOR ONE DOLLAR! Manufactured by tbe American Gi.id I'»n Cucnpa. ny. Tbese Pens are new beinj nw rxtensivbly throngbout ib-« JCaitern States, and ore warr*ntedtneoch and erery case. Parties purcbasirg who are not s*ttlied cau retnru them una rectlra their money back. All orders must be inompsaied with tbe c^eh as we send no Qoods (J. ti i).

Address ail ordtrs to E. M. CONNoK, Agent American Ovid Pen OuinpaoV myl4d»iy Tbo

JgOUTS AJSD

A N E

I W

Is selling

Boots 6 Shoes Very Cheap

To eioee ont his large stock

Boot* Nhoes and tiait«r^ To make room for Sprldg stock. Too willaa-t. money by ralliag ou him at

This Department is in th* bauds of SKII.f.fDL WoBKMKN. ootlMtf

XTOT.HABNESS establish-

A,..h &'••••:

iiYAN &, BALL, TUM 81reel, one Door SsSt or B«aiKiuaip'4 UVoty Mule, iavUe all who want Vine Baruaet to call on tbetn before purcbastug elsawhsrs.a* they Intend making tbe Best aad Latest Styles arHl Harness In tbe city, aud of tbe best material thai can balutd. Alt work warranted to gireeatisfao. "on- myl3dly

JCE CREAM I ICE CEEAJI I—

The right place—lust the placo to get ukloirw Cream, Berries, 4c. Ben. BusboII bas opened hU I0« OBK AM SALOON, orer N. Andr«ws*

new Shoe Store, nar tbo corner of riftb and Mala Streets,, where Mrs. Buseell wiii be bappj u, wait upon all those who way give us a call, as w« bate tbe most pleasant Booms to be found. We are nails fled we can please tbo meet fastidlona.

No. 3 Mechanics Biook, ..

.C Partioalar Attention Is giroa

CUSTOM WORK

A. CUTTER, au. Horsa jjib Btow *1A

N E

HO. XB7 MAIM STKXST. rf'*

Tetre Haute, Indiaua.