Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 July 1867 — Page 2

Morning, July

National Debt. .. :,j. ^. In the-composition of the $itual ot Iniliation the genius of the Knoxvillo Monarch blazes J" meridian splendor. "We littVP.hefre no gorgeous and imposing coremonies, but rather the stern simplicity which belits Americans and Democrats 'L'hu neophy lii is rcqueslod to break stick lie doea it. Ho i* requested tu break a bundle of sticks ho can't do it. Thus tsiught thnt in union there is strongth, ho tiikes an oath, he learns the socret signs

J'"PASS-words, a'fi'd" is thenceforward known in the Order «s Brick Number So HiidrSo« .-TiiC members being bricks, the lodges aro naturally called section!?, "that word signifying part of a building: The principal business of the sections, after iuitiiting new bricks, is to hoar speeches from some rf' the members present, "This," says the Kitunl, "is really of more importance than "all else.' Wo have no doubt of it.

Vie nra not awaro that the Order has jnndo much progress yet in the Cancelling of the national bonds, but it is quite possible thwt the new members may have got a1? l'ar as what wo may call their practical preamble,-ly

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liation in privatn

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4th, 1867

new organization partly of a»a*6t o«^ar fats come into extttenee uru^f

re sr a a

acouire much strength

it seen» to have been started in Knox ,lT Tennessee. The Society Is known E. P.'s. The B. P.'a have publish 5a Ritnal and Declaration of Princi "i- of their Order, from which can & !atherci a great many^er^n^ting

pieces of information.

The wri* .«er pf this

remarkable document sets j,y premising in due fotca that '^viereas the people of this country are much distressed "by intolerable taxation, And furthermore this stataof things promises to continue, while the only result Will bo to enrich favored few at the expense "q£ milliocs. Yet the bondholders are rolling in wealth and luxury, from the "3-weat and toil of the people, while the •people themselves are writhing iwneatb -tie grinding and daily increasing biir--dena of nn insmpportabla taxation."— flaEOf getting out of breath," he boldly cotttt .to'-* full stop and what'rwould have been the pith of his discourse, or^xvbat maimer of resolutions would have followed the glowing though tathor broken) pveambkf.had oar iure:only bdd out a vJhile longer, waare left t,& conjecture Catching his wind aga.jp, ho leaves the intcrropted paragraph to^ fate, and dashes iorth in a aev/ pjithT What," he exclaims, "is the direct ucd practical tendenfty af all thi3?" Why, it is, not to put too fine a point npon it, national and. individual damnation. It" is tiixgatherore, rcvenuo-collectora whisky-aeizarf, "who, llke ovil spirits, aro coasuining the substance of the land." It is fhe ioik'M liberty,. It is tlio creation of a bloated'ajl^tocracy, wfio will smile at the miseries1 pMhe populace atld end by reducing* Ihena to slavery. There in no ealfatioh'but in R. P. There is ho hope but in the utter annihilation of every bloated aristocrat wjio owns a 7.80 Tre»« luiy'^ota. There is no chance for a poor Gorfl, except in running right off to Mr. Thomas Monarch (that is the honest Democratic name of this eminent reform, er,) "and being sworn iuto the Order Which purposes' setting the wholo country to rights by means of tbo repudiation of the

policy of repn*

tlffe.

If so, wo trust,

for the sako of tho great principle repre son tod iu thoir platform, that no bloated bondholder of a tradesman to whom thoy may bo indebted for beef or Bourbon whisky will hesitate to accept, a satisfactory reason for their not paying their bills, that they aro Bricka in tho grand Order of tho R. PV-

aim CHICAGO LETTER.

UHICAOO,

July

1867.

TO* TOBBXn.

'fhto. collapse of Southern aristoeraoiea soemi to have collapsed tbo old time fervor r?fcich once superheated the July blood of loyal and patriotic citizens. We pause upon the fact, surprised, and busy AS ever, even in these dullest dog days of the year, philosophize was the moloch of slavery, tho inspiration of the torrid eloquence now obsolete Not precisely, an 3 yet in past, perhaps by reaction, we bad, ah ideal of liberty worth bragging about -an ideal for which our fathers tought, and their fighting was heroic.— This-ideal ww not realised while Rlavory lasted slavery \vs3 its ugly blotch. As the unfortunates who have physical blemishes linger the longest, and the mort •.•asiJyst tha toilet, so we whoso ideal wus uagerly imaginative, wore fain to protcit with vervTed faces and very clenched lists on every public anniversary that oneidesal was utterly realized, (or would he dicfi&J^) that theUDeclaration of Independence wft- the Jiterol statement of principles universally "throughout oux whole territjry, aqd kst some oq.o should detect the exaggeration, we piled on the adjecuves, adverbi and superlative degras* until a Fourth of July oration became the ^yno.iyitoft of pure bonebast.

AT LS5GTB ., VR:

We are uearicg our actual and literal realization, of our ideal, and in glad but earnest aw$ grirtv «jt»iet. I think the powder burning thfs year will bi» very heartily donct—-jijprp heartily than of (id i'Ut ttVstwk ftf-fiorld rhetoric is almost one. I doubt 1* enough will be found lterPHbout for homo consumption.

BKQINNISO ANIW. Ww

!iftec„c01isuitation, to throw out all th© bidsireoeived. lasi week for building the "Washington street tunnel under the river, and advertise Fur a now~«cr es of overtures. Tl i^ action wa* suggested by the sevoraf bids proposing to put iu tubular s'llujer-nd bridges. The City Fathers ave ^"ttlod upon plans and spocifieaona, and desire contractors to offornoth. iug iu tlio architectural line, but simply say 1io\fr hVuch moticy will bo wanted build by tilt* plans and specifications

Hed.

GBpzK:pTC?I^r

Toot Madiine Qtcia&yiie got Mrli^ vorcb the otEer day, and before nightfall

wrSj

foiitTrfad Again—to her Jourth haaband. Surely it oannot be a very horrible tb'uttg xneroly to be married But after one luneral and two divorces, to wed yet ag&fa. upon the instant of releaseChicago against the world! (oxc always Cincinnati and her .opting

STJBURb-

The new suburv beganon thr^" of the cit^

OROi.S12.EH.

Tlio iftovomcnt for a t'ongrcgKtioaalist r^ewspaper Jius culminate''! in tho logal or» ^nliat^tiJ W "itjicli ^^mpany"~witH $50,000 capital, cat hid th.% Advance Company. The paper will be called the advance. The officer of Editor-in-Chief has been tendered by the directors to a diatin-. guished clergyman^rit national reputarfon) holds the proposition under adviseraeot.

This movement has lie lively sympathy of the sccujar city press, whose managers hava long l'elt the hick of a thorough ly able and vigorous religious neighbor.

I told him I had come to hear from him, whom I regarded, as ihe great head and master of tbo party, just what his party demanded and where their demand would stop upon what terms •ad at what probable time his party would recognize the Southern States us equal members of the Government and to ask his interpretation of the present meisures of reconstruction. Then, pre facing the question with the remark that ic was an indelicate one t.o put to a gentleman, I asked "Do you pursue your harsh policy aa a

Sarty

moasuro for tho purpose of intimiation He answered at onco,' 'I do nothing for proposed action purposes. I regard my merely party as oxuilUble, and resting upon "principles of law.'' "But, Mr. Sterens, by what provision of the Constitution are you warranted in perverting a war mndo to resolve a doubtful quostion, into an excuse for going beyond its purposes, in treating tho dotoatedso harshly as you propose." "The Constitution does not enter into the question—has nothing to do with it at till. You made.an bsue of war. The North—whether wisely or unwisely it is no use to Qnquire— accepted the issue and conquered you. By a thousand acts which iotrio of my party seem now to forget, tho government recognized you as a iwliigornnt nation, and your defeat left you uo rights under the constitution, nor any claim to be treated by its provisions. While you wore belligorants 1 regarded you as great criminals, who had forfeited all right* cf person as well as of property. I propo.-u (Wl with you entirely by tbo laws of war, and though rot caring to bare those laws executed to their full extent of hanging the poor devils,

st'

of Aim

jan town of Austin,

pen prairie, six miles west year ago, tias grown with

.i-ecedenlod rapidity, and brought its substantial vitality to a test-proof last week in the shape of an auction eale of village lots. The town is perfectly £at, an island of residence in the lono midst of an ocean of prairie: and has only the na ked attractions of a suburban residence, under-the shadow of a great clock factory, Whose operatives aro sufficiently numerous to people a respectable village— A plat ot 104 lots was made, flret by the surveyor upon tho turf, an^l then by the printer upj?n.ii large hand bill. This bill tfas issued but a. day or two before the 8hle, which wm »et down for an evening ^hich proved black .and stormy, and at tha office of a leading auction house. Tho 10ts averaged about 40 feet by 120 net, ajnff "lirefiiilin&iim price set oirthe.ru ran from $50 to 85 oacb. Not only, woro they eagerly taken up at these rates, but the entire 104 were sold iri an hour, to 1lftysix different purchases,""til prices ranging frorii $37 $1C7: 5liV tliird cjifih, tha balance in St\ and twelve months. This is the first suburban sale of its kind made in^.this city,«.JLts complete atid most gratifying success will opon the eye3. onand.oj7ncrsJn qtfeer Joc^lUies,and the city will begin to.sniff.country. air.as never before.. Already all our eleven railway "^Hftes run accommodation trains for people who work in town and live in the country, and several of thom find these accommodation trainc running upon very low eofmriutnl iort mte.t, the most prolltable jiassenger trains they run. "v

Thc.opo is frank^tbe other enn ning.

Falsehood, nt length, impatient growu 'With scandals of her own creation. Said, "Since wt two aro quite alone, 'And nicely.jcreenedfrom obBefjttiOf.•

Suppose, in this delightful rill, While all aronnd is so propitious, We take a bath Said Truth, I.will:

A bath, I'm sure, will be delicious!''

At this, her robe she nast asid",", And in tho Btream that ran before hoi' She plunged—like Ocoan's happy briae-i-

Asjiai^asherJtHKltWifeore^

ralaohood, at leisure, now undroiBetl,'*"

garded it as a matter of the simplest equity to panisb you by fines at least suffici* tilt to indemnify loyal men for the damages sustained at yuur hand*.'' "Will you persist in your confiscation measures, Mr. Stevens Will you be satietied with no less V] gi| 1 "So, sir. Anything lass would be unjust to those wronged by yodr crime."

wWill

Hr. Stevens now complained of being overworked.. 1 begged Uim to.ans wer one or two more questions.

you be abte,to "bring your party

to your support?" -I do not know—We hsd hard work to secure the passage of the Military bti{| but I shall take care of mysolfto devotS all of my strength and ability to pejbing on this nieasufe of justice.'' •'Well,' Mr. Stevens, there are good men in tlio South, honest men. who took Sh -uathof loyalty to Uu United States Government good faith, upon thrust suranee that they would bo treated, (is citizens. The uusottled condition of politics bears hardly upon them. Lands are valueless, and industry discouraged. If yoa, and I say you, because ycru are your" party, intend to perfect confiscation, do it quicklv. Do not torment tho Sonth by delay and deoeptioo. B»ng home, and don't let hfm tell any more lies to honest people. Lot -the issue be distinct and well understood. You aro consistent, and have been frank, at least."

ized in Alabama a goverm&aat Chat of Tennessee uul#r~ cimilar to j~ft£W.ADVERTISEM€NT$» Brqw^ilow, a few of wb*' such men as say iro have amon" instance?''

*ch I am

SOITJ

us, Hilt Saffold,for

He repli**" matter hesitatingly: "It is not a upo" of men at all it would depend circumstances and principles. We would inquire whether you had a State and—"

I here interrupted him, feeling that ho was dodging^ and asked the following .question:

Suppose, sir, Alabama should organzo a Government enfranchising the negro, providing for his education, and giving ample guarantees for his protection before tho courts 'and in society, and under that Government should send good men, who could take the 'test oath,' to Congress^ would you admit hor to representation?'

Without a moment's Dausc. ho answered, with strong emphasis.

(,liOj

thus closed the interview

sir," and

TRUTH AND FALSEHOOD.

at JOHV o. 8A.XI. ."

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Lisi to a tale well worth the ear Of all who wit and sense admit*: Invented—It is very clear-

Some ages prior to Matthew Prior.

Faitehood and $rtith/'"upona 1 One day in Jane's delicious weather ('Twas in a distant age and clime)

Lll^e sisters, took a walk together.

On, on their merry way they took, Throngh fragrant wood and verdant jjMadow, To where a beach beside a brook V. ||H5 A

Invited mt beneath itsshadow.

There, sitting in the pleasant shade, Upon the margin's grassy matting, (A velvet enshion ready-made)

The young companions f&U to chatting -,

How while in volulle iliscouroe Or this and thnt their tongnes were running. As habit bids each speaks, perforce,

Put off the robes her limbs that tamper, And, having donned Truth's snowy vest, Rpn off as fast as she could scsmper:

Since then the subtle maid, in sooth, .» Expert in lies and shrewd evasions, Has borae tho honest name of Truth, ll.

And Wears her clofo on all occasions '1

While Truth* (Uadainiag- to appear-— In Falsehood^ petticoat and boddica, Still braves all eyes, from year to year,

As naked as a marble goddess I

JDiXON.

InU'i'Viow of a Southern Editor with Hon. Tliaadens Stovdis. IDTHIII tlm liuiori Rpniigs (Miw.) Times.

I visitfcd'Lancaster, and in the forenoon of Friday, the 23d inst., obtained an audience. Mr. Stovens was in his line library, quite feeble physically, but intellectually moro vigorous, prompt and lu cid than is usual in mon sevoaty-four years old. Qe is tall and has tho bones of a large man, but is now vory thin in flesh. The face and beard are both good —the eyes uncertain tho mouth, with its thin, closed lips, and tho strong jaw, tells the secret of the bitterness and love of despotic power and revenge that fills his heart and keeps the man alive. Upon first entoring tho room, by a door which gave mo a full view of the man, there was something so like a smile on his face, that I thought his heart and his words, were not in harmony. This soon flitted, and from that time to tho close of the inter view, the whole countenance—from the grand arched forehead to the hard chin— wa3 Ihe very ideal of cold, pitiless intellect. I told him who I was, the views I entertained, and requested that he would say nothing to mo which he desired kept secret. As ho had been talking a great, deal and was quite exhausted, I wa3 fore ed to question rapidly and confine myself to loading topics. Tho most of the conversation was heard by a gontloman who called with mo. and who can vouch for its correctness, which is almost verbal.

PALMER'S Cosmetic Lotion has cured my face and hands, also my legs and feet of an eruption, after having spent ten weeks and five days in the different- N, Hospitals, without any real benefit to me," Writei Dennis Mahan, 99 Maiden Lane, N. Y. [dwlw.

^ABisieT4 ORGANS.—These"" Wui* tliul instrument?, which have become so popular with the musical public, and made only by Mason & Hamlin, nnd aro far superior to any other instrument in tho world, 'i'bey are excellont parlor instrument?, and the lowest price at which they are sold brings them within the reach of all.— Cleveland Daily Leader. 1

RIDGE NOTICE:

Soalwl ProposaU will lis recirat by the Board of Commissioners of Vermillion Cauntv, Indiana, on Tue-lay, tho 9th day of .Taly, 1867, until 12 o'clock, M., for bniiding two etonfe abutments and stone wing waits, under the bridge across tbe Big Vermillion ttiver at Engeoe, Indiana, according to the plan and speciOcations for the same, which may be seen at the Auditot's Office in Newport, Indiana, oc and after tlio 25th day of .Tune, 1867 .r ...

Bfds to be for the whole of said work, reserved to reject any or all bids. By order of tbe Board of Commissioners of Ver million County, Indiana.

Right

JAMES TAHRANOE, Anditoi.

.tune 27 d2tlta\v

jyjEDICAL .NOTICE.

Drs. PATRICK «fe LIKK liavo asflociatod IIIMIMOIW* to^oth«r in thoprac-tl^eiT-f Merticlc^ aoil Surgory.

OFFICE—At

Dr. PutrickN oVI Stand, corner

nth aiiJ Ohin dtr^U. *II4

pAKTICUI.Ai .NOTIOI!

X».M.'

Those having claims with me will {leao r^ad tba following Widows' Bounty Claims*

In addition to the proof already gone forward, widows are now required to prove that they havs not married agiln prior to July 23, l&K.

Minoi*s! Bounty Claims. fn addition to the proof already gone forward, gaardlai.s ar» now required to prove tho data of the tirtU of oach chiM, and givu their ward's prsaeat place of resident-?. •V Widows and guardians will piense call, bringing two competent witnesses, to make said proof. Uuardians will also bring a vrri/icuf« cf guardiatwhip.

Tho shore I» required In all onion Iwl'ore a claim wilt be admitted and paid. Nothing further Is required for a bounty claim for parents, or for a father or mother, where tho soldier died iu the service.

BO" The fee for procuring bounty claims has been fixed at Washington City, at ten per cent., the party also paying the clerk's fee. •ssr Bounty claims for dtrtaml soldier*, can* not

expected to

IJA

paid In less than about a

year after the claim went forward, or at least for some months after tbo papers are reported right. 1. S. UANALD30N.

STEVENS HOUSE,

AS FITTING.

irn

21,23,26 & 27 Baoadway, N. Y.,

Opposite Bc-itling Grrin,

ON THE EUROPEAN VL/kS,

THEthe

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TUK S*TKVENS JIOI'SE ban llbemi a^'ommodailou far over :S0U gnests—it Is we:! tarnished, autl possesses evsry modern ltnproveiBent far the ooniforj Aad enteria'nm'-iit of its iamatas. Tba rooms are spidj'.n atl well Tentllatmi—provided with gas and water—theattonden-e is prompt and rsspectfol—and tbo table is generously provided with every delicacy of tbo season— moderate rst«s. GEO, K. CUA3E CO., .?ini» 1. I'roprlstors.

GSIGEB JK. WIOJKV

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Particular attention paid to Otalaiag aad Siga Writing. jrlOdly

^nsmltb and^SleneifTfrttWt. Fiour, WWskyaml riack bran]*,- als#Plates for marktag^IathinfFt cut to order.

Uan made aadngatred |attl« Msrwastfla^ All work warranted to giro satlsfjtatian. She^lfass^aySkoMe.^P street, at (tu- Vigo coonty IIa^ Scalea...ldl 'h

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GENERAL L.C. BAKBB'# History of the Secret Serrtce. Tbb iroric was anaoalwett mora tha& a JtKt •go, bal owing to tha atteapta af the Oov*nnent to aopprea* it, iu pnblicatton was delayed. It wilt now be tantl DNiLTlUD aad UNIBBIDOEU, UNDER theSUFEaVI8I0Hof6*H% BAKEB, whose marvellous narrativM tti ill atMteil by the highest official authority.

The MORALS of tbo National Capital are TIIOBODGMIiY YKNT1LATKD, and there are game STKANQB "HHVELATION3 concerning UK ADS OF DKPARTMJtNTS, Mombara of Oenpnif, female Pardon Brelte**, and dl«tli,guished military chaiactera. 8aad for Circulars and see our tfrms, and a fall description of the work. Address .TONKR BUOTHSBS OO., Cincinnati, Ohio, or Dalonport, Iowa.

K0DMAH,

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is IN assau St.,

NEW YORK,

lluj aut Aet^at market rates Six per cent Bondi of 1S81 Fivo-Twenty Bonds, all issues T«a-fortj Bonds Seven-Thirty Notes, all aeries Compound interest Notes, and flold and Silver Coin.

Convert all series of 7-30 Notes into the Haw Consolidated6-20 Bond* nt beat market rates. Excoute order.* ior purchase and sale of aH aUcollaneons ^cunrltka.

BepftfePcpnsltsar.tatl.-'W opereont Interest on lialaaces, HQbjectto .'heck-a* sight. Make «Uectians »u all accessible points.

All iisaes of Government tJeeuri iea credited or rotnitted for, reoeipt, at market rates, Far* of all commission charges. K. F. & CO.

BENJ. BULLOCKS SONS,

W O O

COlliASSlON MKKCHAHIS, TVo. 40 dc*8 South SVont St., PHILADELPHIA. Commissions6 percent. Advances in cash made InterMtJSporCent, pn- animm.

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manufacturing tbe

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THE DAY FIXED, JULY 13th. The last chanco is now offered to secure tickets to which may be given the augnificent FIRST GIFT of 830,000in cash, or any of the following: SECOND GIFT, in Greenbacks :...»10,000 TUIRD do Co .« 5,000 FOURTH do-si:- do 4,000 FIFl'U do do 3,000 SIXTH lo do 8,000 TWENTY following Gifts, *l,000 each 20,0(0 TWENTY next Gifts, 8500 each 10,000 TWENTY do #100 each 2,000 EIGHT HUNDRED Gifts, $10 each 8,000 TEN Gifts, City LotsinChicago,S600aacb... 5,030 FORTY .Gifts, Pianos, 8500each 20,000 TWENTY Gltts, Melodeous, $150 each 3,000 EIGHT HUNDRED Watches, valued at 71,000

Together with $201,000 in other gifts. A Gift with Every Ticket A A. Rellcy it Co'sGrvnd North American Gift Concert will posaitively tako place Saturday, July 13th, 1867, at Coopor Institute, N. Y. City. All who desire tickets should aoplyatonc*. Tickets $1 each: & for $4,60 10 for 9 20 for 917,00. A list 0' Gifts will bepublish«d in Kelloy's W'eokly, and sent to all ticket holders. Address

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No. C91 Broadway, New York.

TAUSSIG, LIVINGSTON CO.,

W O O

Commission Merchant^ Mo. 34 South Front, 88 htm* Stmts, Philadelphia, JP

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GEO, P. B0WELt 00,

Advertising Agents, .-«-*• T.:-: i* «*S« 40 PABK

%R -J' ~1" ^*1 If yon want to advertiso, ssoa ns the names of papers yoa waat to ase, or of tha towns or ci^M where yon wish to excite attention, alsoaend a copy of your advertisement, stating the spaca you wish it to occupy, and the length oftlme ft {a iji»be Inserted. ~.Bs as explicit as possible in statiflfpfl^eMy what is wanted, 'and yon wilt receive all needed lnrmatioB by return mall.

N. B. Bead25cuts for the AttvaamuasGaiana .tor 3 months.

O mall Heb ajitejs westward tnrairdithaPaetto Ocean,"^diiwMh its cQAli«ctiQB| antnnbrok*n line

Th«-

Tbe CoMgany uowofler a llaltsi inst ofthair

RH"

having thirty years to rne, aad bsariag anaaal Interest, payable on the first day of Jaanary'aaiS Joly. tutkaOltyof SwrY»rt,attttiSli u('

Six Pep Cent. Jn Gk)Id» AT Nine^ oil ^IMiI|b9.

This road is already completed to Jnlselnirshj S7^sailea vrset oTOmalia, aad Is fWy rt{U4ped, and trains are regularly ruaatog oiefrtfe-*

Com 1 aav has so# os hM -MldUit1 iron, ties, etc., tb finish the resS*^U poitiOB tO the nartsra base of the Bocky Uoaatataa, Ml mflee, which Is undsr contract to be late^ef tamberlst'of tbta jre«rf aad it is ncp^ujr0£i"ttii: satire toad will be in running ontsr 6a*Ossafca tt its weeUra connection wtefa tbe OeBttaFfMSsi now being rapidly bnilt oaatwa^TrtifrjpaBty' a 1 8 1 0

Jleuu «f tlie CMBpny. Esti^nitlng the Astkacetobe biM t^ie^^^.: Pacific to be l,se5 'iBUlss, the UnWd iibt|eaQbv ernment isnies Its Stx Jpar eefct. Tlil/ty» Bonds ta the Coikpttny as th« ro«d is -fitiis|Mi a^' .the average r«te"pf *lKint,J3!S ?-OT |.er mlW, aiaounuug to |lit,fcW'00i.

Tuo •atacntt Capital Stockcftks Coaspany ta. onr hundred milltwn dollars, ui wbica five taiiliuOa bavo alreajy aeea p«ia in, and oi watch it ia not supposed tba 'toOS'S^ilUto tl^lff*•£'re mutfofis atmsii vtlibareqa»wd. ...I

Tho cost of tba roan is sstim^todniy oom^stsat engineers (y be abo at one iMn'dipi mttiioa ^eilacs^ extlnsiT* of equiptient.

Prospect* for JSiwtwesi. ,' The railroad connection between Omaha aad the East is now complete, SS4 daatfUltl^i of tha Caiu& PaciOo. «n.iho siCttoas^ticeaay.flaiislMa for tho Urst two w^eks lu 2ujr ^ota illi,. uuo. these aecttoBs) eamlnj* ae tbe road pto* grtraflM wtlt.mncis mttte tban yay Urn intereai on toe Company!e -tionds, and tha tbiongh busiaeas over the only lino ofruiliuad bataaen the At lan tic and PacUlc masnietasM«a»r~ Vutile and Security ofth*ifbtii?.

The Company reepectffcliy SilbiBtti tt|ai (ka above stateaeut of tartts fully demohettwwa the s-.-corlty of tfrair-Buads, aad-oa aadistoaat-yraof they would sagftst -that tae Bond* iaw atfiss ar« last 4iau tea mlltion uollars on"617 siiiei .. road, vn which over. tWSa^ iuUiion dollars haver already beea sspsu^K{r-an sstfiuilji^oftaisrvad (tie cars are aavf t'jLMiitf, and the r»aalsisjil(t miles are nearly ixtfaptevid.

At Uw fraont rata vt uresdam aa gold these bonds pay aa aau&ifl lB$irat'oh'tbepre*eat t^Ost

iNine Iter.nt.,s

and It Isballaved Utat en die costptetioa of tits road, line the -VovereMsat- iBoatts^ tt«.y wtil above par. eoll, llmiisd amaaat at theJiressaVlwW rats, aad Kataia therlgnt to^attvaavaiuapriceai thetroptfaai aubseriptions will be recelvea In New koik tbe

CoDtinantal National Bask, NorT'Nassau St., a John and by BANKS AND BANKEB-* generally throngaMt tla tlnltal ^tatee, .,f whoa maps aad. descriptive paopoists Slay be obtalaed. They will also be seut by taaU fraia thj Csmpany'e Office, No, 20 Nassau Street, New Vork, on appli? oation. SabiKiiberk^wUl select tbst^wn"tt(«Bta In whom they have coafldeaoe^ who atoiaWilt la responsible to them for the safe dUlvorjrof tha bonds/' f*

itlnaotalNational Bask, NorT.Nassau St. rk, JPcdge A Oy...Bauk^r:S, Waii-M., lOj. t-lsc^ 6M|, ^t»iats, No.SSWaU.4t.,

*1.4:

£.e»

may:

y3(JJwSm«{op col lnn

DRY GOODS.

JUNE lit, 1867.

S E

TI EII. HIPIiEV & CO. .'if:

zmsst

Ail colorsHaUi Orekiftdine!

Fine Apple Grwudine!

Real All Wool HohiAm!

Plaid Iron Poplin 1

CbaokeiMo8ambique! t' WW Plain Mozambique!

A Elegant Assortment of Thin

loornlng

rpajl

MH.MW

OiainQiidfsl^o Jewelry, SOlstD 8ILTEB WARE,

Sill4 Sllter BpomsMd Forks

^.j TeagetSy Hake Baskets, Castors

BERBY DISHESJCE PITCHEBS,', WAEOSBS, CBTa&QOl^, Also.atfnoli^of^^^. .. Silver-plated TableCutlery.

ENGiyi.yiNG NJtATLY EXECUTED

111 W/ti' r'X,

014 ngUbdh of German Au Ooasa Bsroat ilsu" SKQiUlfEl) FREE OF CHAINS,

W. r*|KlirClHAX .60 Sabx WABHIIIGTON 8TRBJKT, a(ir^d3m ga ... INDIAN APuLTfc,

The Oosuasr Is atto permitted to lABottS MMi First Mortgage Bogils to an equal amount, ana ai the same time, which Ly speuiat Act vf cBg'.eas are made a First Mortgage oa tbe entire Has, tbe bonds of the 'United Bui tea ftewg. ajbordi*ui» to them.

The Government makes a donation of 12,880 acres ol'land to tiw milo, anwnimagrwt0,ra!,uu0 acres, estimated to be wotca IaO,'lWl^*nO matiiat. tho total resources, excloslvs ortiHf%aitiul,'$lU 416,000 but tae lua value of thalasKtf-saaaotDair be realized

OtOVEB's

IXDUXAPOLIS

TfiRRA COTTA- -WOEKS,

lEtas onliajKl, or tflsnufactn'rci to ordSr, all kinds of Ai«liitsetn»al ^Oraamsots, such as Witidow Oaps, Brackata, KedsJ ljoas, paael^and Frttxo Ka rlcbwarts Flowsr Vanes, Life sKe Btata^,, artT^oaT^bti rn oprllCdOt#

Till C*1PKMTKBSI..{I»I0!)I,

••V j"

3Q0CZM01& to IfEltoq. I$ose»y •». -"'J.v-,: sin. j."* '. »-a^ a***-- r*. if BWI^SISH ASDBHSI) HiWACm

SOUTH MX*I»IAK8ROI®RR-R"i*

Nsarly-Oppaslte/Cnt Xnd of tie Catoo De£0t ,ftaw a« 4

KKOOUBt

W0BK

apr6-2t In dCm

OtaaiES STsmm. :-~5oas sonssiBBa

8ff£FF£N{} & SCHNEIDER'S INUIANA^OLIci Flonix Bell and Brass Foundry,

Vtilon Hallroad Track,

Bs^fe|aiiliriEut ^Trh a Ss^ot.Lad ianupulls, fnd Ui* SstahUsbmrn.i has coa'Untly ^nhandu sMiHUaasMn4.ut.etiW woods for,JKngia« tiIlilSj.Si Bfeefc and Qa Fittars, aQt aram»au Csctailta of 'Wat^Tf itaam, OiS aad Bytr C*n, Watstlim#i»ttaigsi Oil Capa, aiooa Va ves, aud aU kwds of £ca«aWerk*. -aprW-otUwtas,

.v.DRY GOODSs

1.3

QMXILMmm MT

-0F-

GOODS NEW GOODS

WhtteMar^eme8iE!,:™ Buff Marseilles, FisroredMarseilles,

^BVCIETE CASH STOKE."

IJlRAVMilNG DEE8S GOODS.

VERY DESIEABLi

Double-fold Goods, suitable for suits, AT THB "BUCEEYt CASH1ST0EE."

QB0 8BA1N & TAFETA SILKS,

LAb^ POINTS,

-Wi

-.ifttsixseljisB

DRES^GOODSI

"as»ia.i met

Real Frenoh Organdl I i(r

Beal Iron Grenadine I

{t^.A tibiae- Him* Ms«6a^i|»-:

Lemon Colorod Alpaca!*1

Fleth Colored Alpaca!

1400 yds American Lawns at 35c

300 yds $mb'd drenadlnet, 35c

1000 yds Stacked Popllw'^"

worUtSOcefitStforWc

jbMiuu styles cbm r9Ufl

Oaplrmii^s to

Higie TrlBBlo^i tollatchl

Watewd Trl«alag

fKmkt «»j«

OftMftbOV*

Vy *my cet*wm of IMCtlV MlteitM) a I

r-. "fc .. .'W A. ,TV-

TVBLJU MLPZBY 4b CO* Com.

«TH

Maui STBZSTS,

^IB Large Quantities, yid nt#b

Ii ow-Priee s! AT HI?I5 ,K "BUCKEYE CASH STARE,'

\|BBIKTACK,C0CHEC03

3PRAGUES~ PRINTS No#,- Bountiful Clotba—beat Calico made. We now offer tiara at One ShilliSg^!! One Shilling t! I

AT THE

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE." jr' W. S. xfrYOE & CO. 77 Btainatreet. -.. -»?rw»?-«TjiT5fi)a •.

S'Mit

•TOVI8

AND TINWARE.

3:»7se-

JU»0rA0XUB£|&a Nri'D ti

STWUM 4ttBtrwt,«t)I

«MP

aoatkorfoatoace

-^Tbe Beit Cooking Stoves. Tbe Finest Heating moves. All kinds of Fruit cans. Every Variety of lla and Copper War*

Everything Warranted.

Booflaf. House Guttering, Ao., donspromptl}, aad warraa ted to give satisfaction. Noaabat tha best "BRANDS" of Ttn used un less specially order*!. iVlce* -Cheap an the Cheapest. mbOdlfa ch S«p3 m-.

Has jnst rccoived a large iavolee of let Chests, IcclCream Refrigerators, JFre. zera, Bmer Cooler*f Wfiler Carrier** Water Coolers, foot Tiibs, Zee JPUehere, Bath

AU kinds of

O.I LET S ETS(, Alfl) TBZ LABfiEST STOCK OF tw TBS OrtV, I Which am determined to tell at the

BOTTOM PRICE Posft be deaoived, bat call and see befltre YEN buy Bsspsctfaily, B. i.

BAH*

COAL.

sBJLOCK COAli

Tbe eeisrstgesd Is pr-pu«l to fntBlsh tha ftanta alut «bls saprior Oa«l,

wi-iiiItoOsaLifMiMsgr. iaaaa ibrnghttotliis aiark »y*rOS *St. L*»U iCTbsrt a- amaorisaaa«»nt aad •111 fill anj ooatract ho n»]t Brake, urdan

BOBiBTJotnfirr,

^I0HASe^#q

jsmas,ae's®?.,-!i?x

Stora, southwest oenasr oi^tii* rMiis wfll reeetve oreatpt attaatlon. tafit

ON BAKERlt

•Sifisetarssatrf allkiais «C

aqd Doalsrs In E I

La&yatta it., bstwesn Canal and Depot,

lOdly INDIANA.

itotroi

NEW YORK, BOSTON, AxuX 'irsw xngismd CltiM.

THIS BAILWAT BXTKNDS FBOSt Dunkirk to New York 460 Mtla, BuffaU to Neu Fork 423 Miles,

Fork ilixJtfil&S) iESlSKEK'i'

22 td^UiliKS tie SPOBVISV R0HVK jiS 4 ip® S uA k«. .•• qAU Trains run dlrcctly throngh to New Tork, par 480 MILES without change of Coaches.

3Cnft&abtsvai 'estem lines, as

on with all

r- wllOWB

"Fvoiu Unukirk sad galmsjcs- av Uy Now YtMt «tee tro» Unlon Depots r*: •y.itt A. #f Kxpiwsa. 5 frtfii^aliunonca (Sondsys excepted), stops at lionK'ibJrtDe 8.t» pkft), Wtersectlag

I with the 5-SO A. Eipress ftom BaCAOvi, and arrives in Nsw Tork at 7.00 P. M. 2.S5 A.. 9U £ursss Matf, troat SjUamafica .... it«tilidAys~e*Ceifted}. Stopi at HorneIiviUs«.2» |Jl,& ,*»ticoiuiMta at ilornslisvUia aad Cor

Kb,!,* jriib the VJtO A. At. Express Uaii from i, atd'arrtveCia N»w Y#rkat 7 W A, M. f, iixi»r«aa, Uvm Dunrexceptea). a.op. at Saluiauea 7,49 P. *. (tiapj. Turner's and ir tve in Now iork aonfiectasg with Afrornern

cia i% a.'- y, sii,fct natpnm &o» t»ua 3 kTk (3-ih^jrexcel' ha eteaft' f&' ALM.,'

(BIUI).

iMOUiatiJt. k.,

Tratns for Boston aad Navr Kngtscd Cmya.

*'1 Ihiom BofltUo—13 cor. ikxiHiaii^a

rork Time from le higan aireets:

8.0U A. A. Aew Y«rh JMay fisprcss, uuUay* m»,ilw)i sit Boruoiisvule a.UoA. il.,' .Bkttjj 6naqu«hanna 2.17 P. M.t iuior)

Tttnier's 7.^8 P. M. Connects iu

KiIBM#«9d with itoliiwmrc, Lack* warn Webt .ero.Sa.Uroad, aadat tsey Whty wlthlUdnigfer iriiriw xrfetu of ,Nw Jeraoj Kail road

Wa*»lphl», Baltimore aad Washin«ton. Batl, sea Avon aad iliirnei svuis. ^juuCavs exovpted). Arrives In

1,7"

'NfiMTork si 7.C-U.A. M. Connects at Jllmlrs with th« BurtherQUehlralBailW^rfor Harris- •. bargt-vPUladetjiWa, sBarUoiore, Washlagtoa and other point* iioittiu ... S.aa l\ Mrxisfttntnc Espftw, (Sun uavt eitepteo). otoys^t ilerneUsvlIle 8 26 (3aa.),.«ud iirrives tc Now York ?dX) A,

UgtinecU at Jereev City with iIornl« Xapraae T^alti of Hew Jersey ttaliroad for Baltimore and Washington, uadat New Vork wfth fllornlag £aprosa Xraii$ for Buston and Nesr JCafI And Cities. fiilO P. ffl. Now TorU uncut Ekpreas, itAlliY. atops at HorualisviliO 1U.3U P. St., (Sttp.K IstamMtiug .with th^4.M P. ti. Train r,V troia iJuatlrk, "aud arriws ta .Jtaar Yodt at 12,30 P. St. Also connects at Kim

.H.,

r"'**

f?-

•, ..- (WlAWwt' IN0.

Ira for Bar.

risburg, PUlladfcipkia litid Rratb. U28 P. J*. CiMipuatl Kifotss, (tan. il»ys excepted}, biops.at auspaehaaaa 7.X0

(BkrtO turneA US (Diaaj,

osttasnvse ta rfsw York at 3.4J P. 11. COBInects at ttroav Band with jtfruwara, LaokawannaSWesteruBaUroaafo$SeraatiHt,$ren. t6tf "iad Piflidelpbia, and at New Vork with Aftsrnooou TnUSs and steaW'Offl for Boston sdbdNowAiglattdCities, Only one Train Ba*t ou SoDday. laavins Bu felo afB.WP- Ri, dud reaching New^rbrk at"lS.30 afterBOon*

BosfottsBU Jfetf JCn^sQcf Passongera, with their BAGGA^ST U^.OPMEAIAI FIET C/ THARFT In New adt r/.v?. S -Xbs bM YentUatad aad mast liVxnHimt IMr* in coSchsa MTiN- ZBS tVOBLU^Mi a«C4opa* oylnc all night trains on this railway

Baggagt cSieokcd Tbro^gh

Arid Fare a* low at by xaty etJw ItovU. AlK lroB IICKKtS, VIA UOa UAliWA Width can bs obtained at all Frinctpai Tlokat Of. '--flees ia the West ind South westr H. aiDDLJS, WH. .A. Oen'l aap't.'if^-it"' g/tS^vspWlT av

EXPRESS COMPANIES

ATEOK1ZE HOULff '(r BMIrtlMtt a"Z I '...

THE MERCSANT'S

miw wwm Itoving put tbSlr BtMn dvd Oreat ThrbuCt Li£«a. in parfsct working ojdar, ara aow pTrpars t« do a,'general Esprsss, business wl|h the las West, 'Southwest And NortiiWest, Including the carryiisg attd oolleotlng dt Money, Tainsblsy, &c.

Our linos, now opened, embrace tba routes-be tween New York, Boston, Bnflalo. Detroit, OlevelanJ, Cincinnati, Chicago, Milwaukee LaCrosss Prairie-du-Jhten, Indianapolis, St. Louis, and al intermediate points, and are b»lBgreplfl*er tend ed oupr all the routes of trade.

Tho Capital of fhis Company Is Twenty Million Dollars, and Is an amplo guarantee to tbo publ|e of its rs« sponslbiltty,

AU lottos rf)t o'f property on trusted to onr care, wilt ha-pmni'tly aad equitably adjusted. Every effort WiU bo madoto merit the patronage of the public

Oar ratw are always os low as these of any re* sponsible Sxpress Company. Office No.—— Haln Street, bet. 6th A Gth Sts.

T. W. 8TBWABT,

Oct 9itf Agent. A

MBBICAN EXPRESS COM

XX. PANT.

COXSOLIPAIBB CATITAli, $20,000,000! Tho above named Compaajr have Jn. charge ef

experienced and trusty Hessengsrs, leaving andarrlvtng at Terre Bants, as follows THO

Exprcssfs Dally, to andHrom: Sow Tort,. a Boston,' ^-Kttsbarg. Albah*,. .»* BflJc Philadelphia, Buffalo,, Washington City. And 'rilT othtr points in tho astern States and

Concocting at New York with Wells. Fargo^ Co's Earopoan and California Kxpress, f«rall points in Bbrope,' OatHbrufa and Oregon. Three Expresses Dally, to And from

Cincinnati, Obto, ^IndUtiapolIf, lod

vwiuin!aa

««_ aiolunoxtd,

Dayton,' port Wayne. Newark, Ctogansport, ZanesviUe. Peru,

And all points tn Indiana aad Ohio. Two Jexpressn Ballfi to nnd from S.int Louts, Mo., Chisago, Illinois Baaulbal, .-r Ovatralla, ." lwatfltie, Ms., iMtroit, Jflob. Madisoa, Saint Joseph, Bto^ Aad uil points North and West, Including points in Kansas aad Nebraska.

Two Expresse« Dally, to and fawu Oreeacastls, i-afaystts, OrawforeUvftls, Htcnigao City, Ao. 0ae Expresa Daily, to and from*

Bouts VlLLiC, INS.

One Accommodation Express Daily Xo

from

?aris, Illinois Gharlest*nrlUlaoU Slat toon, Illinois, aad fntet mediate points. All business entrusted to this toatpaay wBl be attended to promptly aad with dispart.

Batee as low as by any Bespoosibie Company offflot ou ruUBTfl NTBECT, nsat door Ohio Sueet, Xerrs ttante, li d.

S. MoELVAlN, Agent.

E, W. SLOANJE, Mtip'l.. ItHMr [isirapnU9, lod. Oot3dtf

•5A THE,.-— difi etsaZ ADAM8 EXPRESS COMPANY.

Capital., #10,000,000

XittEAf SSSdSi'S5-'

EaBiem Western and Southen sxrafaa SOBWABDICBS. Hftve laollitles over all the Bailroads ESIt, Uand Sonth, ior therapi transportation of MONJSY AND OTHER VAI.UABLI

Heavy aad IiljcJ»t *relght, FAckagse aud

kt"^, iroCli«da

rstaraed

Uaaer careful Uesseafsrs, the Saprsss arrives aftd departs Wftb nearly ill the trains, fcr tU nrl-clpai Eastera ci(i»s aad InisaMdiata points uiaaiug ciiwe couaectious with

JT^c Soatliera ExpreMt tt?i for the rriaclpal cltlss of ths aaU. SATES AS WW AB AVT OTIXfi COUFAft

tosses aad daaagss promptly a^nted aad stttM

Of aaoes^fnl ofwrattoas of this old and reHalft 3ompaay a safflcieat atutraatss

blltty

*M«9as*

mat honorabie

to So lick a 06ot In Bancs ofits patronage. Office at Na4 *e«hanlcs Bow/nirrS"Haute i.T: at,:

adiaaa,

E. B.'AX^

L/kovJWt^

(^sa

laft at Otembers1

0ITT BH4L ?OSTEB.

QEOr-W. BEIPSNIDER. Programmes and drculart distributed in GOOD STYLEt ill otifos lelt at Bowling Ball, or at iha Printing-offices, will be promptly sttended to with a** **iaad dispatah. mb4trf

•ttOMJfiTMLNG K2 2 to

*BJ6 liAIUBS

MVIM. II.'

at my Wstaetfcsr.tjro Depot~-Alao, aMUs. •iiihuas' Hill Na,I£6 Mala street. Mrs. O H. LAWBBNCB, jaS9d6a kfaaafactnrat

Bun

MUSICAL.

TERRE HAUTE

ACADEMYof MUSIC The undersigbed, deetrios to supply a vacntiiu: in tho wants of onr rapidly growing city, and iu obedience to the loudly expressed wishes o£a hu-|tc« number of the citizens of this city, announce t«t the pnhlia that they have opened an

.*£ MUSIC,

Mj—•

t^l

MUSIC LI

r".

ACADEMY OF MUSIC

ia thesawond story of Kisaaer's 'Talai-s of Mn-®/ sic, where- they are prepared to give instru, tton to pupils in aU branches afthis beautiful and nacsssary accomplishment.

Their Husio Itoomaare large, well van(Uat»d| and lighted, and easy of access, and are suppMH with eyery variety of Instrnmenu, and 1'upiU™™ can rscsJve Instruction on tbe Ptaoo, Ctottat Vli Itn, Organ, Brass Instruments. Particular att«i tloa paid-to tba cnltivatlon of the voice, instructions tn Thorough Bass Oimpostttoos

For Terms of Instruction apply to tha undersigned, at thoAcadomy of Music, second Btorj oi Ktsaner's Palace of Music,or at the Slusl? Stoix below. .Thebrat «f references glvon as toqualiAttoas, Ac. O. A. UABTONO, decl2dtf ANOBfcODEPROSSV.

irr."

J. Gr. LINDEMANN.

CKALEB IN

PIANOS, MELOOEOlt'' ORGANS, Violins, Guitars. Flutes, aud all kinds of Music*

Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street. TSttBB 11AUTJC, INDIANA.' TCNINQ ANJP KlsPAIOlMO of PIANOS anfc other lustratuctt* will I'f promptly attended to. .-

OLD PiA"NOK"»»flfl taacn in titade En NliW' ONUS. aatoSdwri J. o. L1NDJCMANN,

I S S E S

I take great pleasure in inritibg the all. tentlcn of my aid friend* and customers, and si- "ek new OBes in want of anything In tss ,....

IV.K

T0MT

JiKW AUft 8PACIOP8 STOBK

Pio. 4S, Ohio S.U*eeti cu ls-j

'"tX .its

uifer t* tbo HnatcAl 1'uUlo tho

Largest

acsl

Having.personally aeieoted my New Strrf-' *]Jth .Kr»«t Care. at Kew Tork, I am now .MM, *s.~

Assortment 1-

-or-

Musical Mercliaudis

IN" IHE NyRra-wK«x The flrst Floor will be stocked witcV. Sheet Music, String Oeods, Uuslc Books, and all kiads vf souali lustrawsau, sack aa Violins, aitars. Druuis, Brass and Silver JJ.nd InstruBWMitSi iCIutinas, Ouitai s, UonssrUaas, Acccrdeem "'al'SlSas.aad price*, ITiagaul.u, rintes, Drnm tiord,. Sticks, Dram Belts, utiiaafai In tin Ucads, ahaSt'Skln Dram Beads, Brass Mouth-Pieces, Uur oiaaSIrer ldoutb-Plec«e, Banjos, rtntss, Tambd' riasa, German Viouns, ifreash Viollus, (new. rrencn Vloilne, (lmitati old ytra uarins, Uua aaklua,aad other Cremona patterns,) violluoellos Daable Basses, Violin Finger-Beard., Violin Tutsi Neeks, viullu Violiucoiio, Double Bass uaitar and Harp Strings, Tatl Pieces, Prgs, Bridges, Mct^, runlug forks, faalog haasaiers. Pitch Plpee, Castanets, Uairaaet, lleeds. Violin, Violtncellb and Donbls Bass Bows Music IToUos, loubte lle„ flood Bosia cases for Flutes. Claronets, Violin*' aud Guitars Blank Music Books, Blank Muili, ds, tad Mono Papers of all *T P*fdeoler attention puM to the Strlr. Departments

Tlwideco|iU fiuor will Lh»Mociiod tritli

Pianos, Melodeons & Organ s1

Always on bauds a splodnld assortment of Pianos from the well known manufactories ol Robert Nms, N.V., the eeUbratod Patent CycloidPiun..» Stack4 Co., Y.,. A» H, Gale Co., N, Y., Kaabe/t Co., Italtlmoro, and othor First lots Makers. .- '.

Cariiart & Needliam's

Celebrated Bodoir Cbnrch Organs, Parlor Organ, and BleloUeo&i. Tbeso Iuatiometita stand-alio* jpjtber nnrlvftled, a fact which every lf»tdccr ami jadge will DO at once convinced of by ftlranlv cotn^ parUg them with vthera.

MTSonrt for a Circular' St'fy BEtVO A ••"f*" Practical

pimo makek,

By trade, consequently a Judge of Instrument*, these sending orders from tbe distance can fully rely on obtaining aa good and Una an article asli personally selected.

Liberal discount to Semlnarlos, Schools, Mints ters and Teachers at Music. Bond for Circular aud Prico#. Every Instrument warranted for ilea years.

Send orders to KIStiNBB'S

PALACE OP MUSIC,

48 Ohio Street. Terre Ilaute, Indians

HAT8 AND CAPS.

BW YORK HAT STORK

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JUST IN SSOBIFT OF

Jbt»t« ot m. iaindts,

Boys' Hats ot all JuncU, 3 JkUstMa' Hats oi aU teuiiia,

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THE SPRiliV UTiJLES, doners, .Terre Haot„.

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"VTBW HABNK8S ESTABLISH. XL MENT.

BYAN*& BALli, ?.•

Door last of IMaciisupt

UTeiy Wh« w»i*t kiu* U-tnJoN tj call

ou them before. pttjchtMinf eltfeHbfft. A*

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Intend nuamg the

Latest

aiyiceo/

UarneMin the city, aud of tho beat materUl ih»r can oehad. Ail work warranted to gire aaUafar. uiylSdl

J[CE CRJiAM ICifi. C£i£AJ\i!—

rlgfit place—-juat the place to get nicCream, Berrlee, Ac. lieu. UiiiiuJi hae opened hiii new

lOti

OAKAAt 8ALOOtf, oTer N, Atidr* t.'s'

tthoe tftore, n«ar the corner of Filth and Alaiu StreeteM where Mrs. Bnesell will ha b*pp to w»lt npvn all thote «humay gl?« tie a call, ae wW"' nave tbe tuoet pleasant liootua to bafonnd. W* are satisfied we can please tho most fastidious.

B. BUdsBtt-

j^UOT8 AJNJ riiiUiib.

Notw, Crottsjiml Bills collected, aud promt lurus uidile Uarohandlse taken for delivery oa psyasi. ol prenipUymfl*B'1U®

N.:'rA IVDREWft Is sajling

Boots & Shoes Very Cheap

To close oat bis large stock ot

Booi« Shoe* "and Gaitojrs, Vs taaka room for 8ytlng stock. Tea wiiisaTi money by oaUlag oa him at

*0.8 Heohaniea Block,'

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fartisalar Atuntlea Is gtv«a

CUSTOM WORK

TbU Ospartment is ia the bands of IBII.UOT

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A I E B. JfO. If? 9CAIJT VTBEET, Vwte Ilaute, Indiana. Birntivcrs—J. Cook & Son, Col. Thos. Oowlinn, Oe..r«e Baalet. jsl(td5j»i

SIBDBJT SEEDS. L. BiilGLiSR will keep du ring tho sea sou, good Garden Senu of thr

LJe beat quailty, partly «t his own ralelng, and oth era of BKLIABLK £D GBOWABU, and each as he can reoommead. Call at my Zstablishmeh on Bouth 6 street, south of tbe Natiotial Hons«!

E E A E S As usual, I will keep on hand a full supply or all kinds ef Vegetables during the season 33 O XT Sfc XT UTS Vanished to ordar- G. I', BRIflLBK. ad3m