Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 July 1867 — Page 2

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Morning, jaly &U».

swiuerlana and the United States.J

and

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fwWfl the contending powers, and the i»-1

decide ffSethef all tbe dlplomatbi missions

ol'Switzerland skoiUd be abolishe4

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U»rday

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BKIMCfuutu .1 .„i fan^w^. tii

„T ...-n) of switser-1 ral fellow-citizens seoni to

tFrom the Bund ™f,9Dt I the culture of hops with almost unboundIt having been formerly supstaple for eminently

ed' zeal.

remain# a feet, all will ba well, and 1 {u as any product Jo be acid trpm the fh^warntuK voice ot to-day may ba ridi-1 farm was concerned and

«?fid at least thought premature. But, 1 their precarious crop of this cereal, after jculed, at least tnoagjK

p«

rapidly follow each other, and be so deci- through, thirty or forty miles °C Lvi Sat Sentry who heed» oot the

nation -aeatooaly guard its own terests, and t* know what the countries whcss power and will direct

establish the «^e of

!-itxipeTidiDg^ues«da».: Little

Sw^»«Jd,

is the eye and ear of the Government, .ffore eonsigned to the rail road'at all— Oa»is diplomatically represented at Fa-1

assist us in maintaining our independence. Always ready to protect re publican -institution, the United States will certainly qot deBert us in time of need. Td declare Switzerland neutral on the part of tha United States would likely be as valuable as the combined consent to that effect on the part of European powers. For Washington, we can only say the right man is there. The Journal de Geneve has, in connection with a petition of Swiss residing in the United la tea asking the Federal Council to create a Minister at Washington, presented tbe name of Mr. John Hits, the present Consul General for that position. Mr: Hitz based upon the the valuable services of his father and predecessor, has, already made the place almost equal to that of a dtpi0MfilW'!r'e{re'eatflti

e(tber

rig, Vienna, and Florence, and we canuot I vicinity or carried to thoir destination by dispense -witU these important^^ agencies

now at this juncture ot aft'aiTa be without I

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T^e

government of the United States has frequently, expressed a desire that Switzerland should be dipl-oihaUially represented, because 5lr "ELiw could only then be received in a. manner which would meet ihe wishes of the auLhoritiea. It only iuquires his appuititment AlinUter, and v.'o will hnve in ^Washington representative who nqfw erjeys a

Vfryaflat

recog

nition on the part of tha nited States Government, and whoae -iii vioes as Consul General have won for tha gratitude of his ieilow clusens who has served the interedta of bis eountrymeu faithfully and honestly, and from whose long experience and constant imercoune with the Government at Washington, ho is enabled at once to establish the moot desirable and fWendlyr relatione between the two sister Republican-.-

Editors oat of Hafiwss: I From tbe 15. Y. Evening Post. OiioS a yes tbe editors of New Jersey uieei together to eat, drink and be merry. Ten years a^o they organised a State Editorial Association, for tho purposo ot combining busiueu, and pleaeai't, and the regular, meetings of this body have bien kept up' froin year to year with increasing interest. Last year the annual dinner was given at the Delaware Water Gap yej-

at Long Brunch, where nvo hundred and fifty editors and publishers and their wives were handsomely entertained by the proprietors of Ebo Continental Hotel. A tosa iu honor of the President of the United States was responded to by Mr. Georgu Wuits, of the Paterson Press, who spo'ue o.r the dignity of tho Presiden tial o&ee. Mr. Juhn Y. Foster spoke to a sentiment in honor of the "Boys in Blue.' paying a graceful tribute to the bravery of the New Jersey troops in the war, and narrating some stirring incidents the venerable Judge Naar g»ve int(treating reminiscences of tb« oarly day* ot the Press of New Jersey Mr. H. N. Conger, Secretary of State of New Jersey, was called out by a toast "to the ex-Editors," and made a witty speech Col. Hamilton was eloquent in reply to the toast to Women and ottef speakers spoke to various sentiments. '"Our Provincial Neighbors of New York'" were congratulated bv a waggish Jerseyman upon the privileges they enjoyed in communing with the metropolitan mind ana when tbe excellent dinner had been thoroughly enjoyed and the speeches vociferously applauded, the ceremonies came to an end, and tho members of the Association declared the session of the year closed. The public meeting and the dinner ware very harmonious and agreeable throughout.

The newspaper men of New Jersey have set an excellent example to their brethren in other State# by continuing these pleasant gatherings. They have proved, by ten yean of experiment, that it is possible to put out of sight the rancor of party striie, and to cultivate friendly relation and tbe effect of these annual reunions is Visible in the improved tone of the journalism of the State, as well as the substantial business advantages which are derived from a closer union of interests. ".

iYPRESS EM iyUrtiliOO KxteBftlTO Pl^t»g "I^YmDOr and declares she had nof*m#fedg,

Acre* IB One

taat Feature

INU.

from the Milwaukee Sentinel.

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"With what enterprising spirit I uroiVirl in the phrase ."never do anything £y halves"—a spirit which characterizes

tfu^B^ox

*eriou» conflicts be- beads beyond anything else in theirlong

\ad could Dot be left ta Dei Provtevihtw jYiisoase, is now wul nigb over, though it I et Jitomin un confntio, but will require on has left tbe State much better than It was oft? tfwb P®rt

prompt and careful decis- before.

ion. Bapid are we4ipear. Mid prepara- The principal panic just now seems to tioas- cf~ iEaropsan Govenunents tu jor hop# —an article the culturo of time, and we should not bo wanting in 1 which has, as is w*H known, paid the farptesapujew puraftivos. Tbia queilloft »j better for the four or live years closely connected with the diplomatic I hBtl other crop known to Wisconsin reweieahctioa of. Switzerland at the busbaudry. We 'published last winter courts of the. Great Powers, atid is now I correspondence from the faop^pole district pending ln tbo xoancils oi' our nation, in Juneau und Monroe counties,foreshowin ordinary timai a vote would simply

a posts of Berlin ami Washington irreatad. Kiibourn City, correspondent, in posses- .» Tn motDontoni times like the present, I jon

Ip ioptpontoaj when tijeyear ot will likely record events unparalleled »n tbe history of "the continbnt, certainly no question jljcrttld be advanced or effort made to discontinue our diplomatic relations, but,, on the contrary, to establish ttuch a# have lotg since been waatac.. either at

Whrther, a permanent mission uitlw at I

going into

bo,

whether

1 i^Lr hauled to market over or rather

r00

ds, brought three BEaimga per bushel

wve, uiai w» w«u re-1 or aiaL oar Badger farmers sold nothing

tbt«reat!r

in umes profit of wool growing began to be under-stood,-and there was, ann ha« been up to within' a ehort time, a -great rush for sheep. Fabulous prices were paid for

«r

Vermont Merinoes to breed from, and the pasture* of "Ohio were ransacked lor sheep kind, old

onebtto wttch^wly the leading crisis. I everything of th* abet livery nautraiity, which it stall be an- "scamps," being gobbled up at prices nrtnTip ahull be tie policy of tfa& Eepub-

which

must have astonished their sheep a

eventful lives. The sheep fever, as a

ifj

the immonso increase in the liop»

grow

ofl^e|season.

jng business that would euaufe this

We have just been put, by oiir

atatistiea aad esiimates which il

lSft7 and its, suecessor {juslrale tbis more definitely in another way. Our'•orrespoBdent ascertains that there have been shipped by express from tbe singlo station of Kilboum City, during the season just closed, 43,000 poonds of bop rijots, which, reckoning an av*rone of -twenty-two pounds tt the acre,

wjjj

Washiigtottor Berliu is to be created,can correspondent lurtbor estimates that not remain in abeyanca bq.t for the emergen-1

plant an area of 1955 acres. Our

moro

cy en extraordinary embassy ought from sauk county were shipped from the to be established. A diplomatio rup- Kilbourn City station, and not more than resentative, if active: and eificient, I

|jan two-thirds of the roots shipped

one

.third of tbe additional roots planted

being planted "in the immediate

h*«r ~tban railroad conveyance, This

yet we WOUld sooner be without.these giv« iin area of 8,797J acres of hops misaioni, excepting Tarla, ttion we can piu

representation at Washington and Berlin, Some of these rout?, it is true, went out of and Can airfeiy aiwsfrt that these latter tbe. Sute, but the quantity oannot be posts should speedily be filled. We nave greater Uian that i'uruHhed by yards outthe same desire to satisfy the Cabinets of I

»d iVom tba Sauk county yiolds

ftione)

during the season just passed.

gj(je 0f

the TuiUeries and of Sans Souci that, in I n10 j^eec increase of tho bop areagein the event of war between Ifruco and l?rus-1 Wisconsin^ in romid numbers, 9,000 acres sla we shall wmain strictiy neutral, and I for.t}je pre-swit year. This rapid growth are prepared to enforce and defend this I hop business in Wisconsin cannot neutrality against any violation and at all I but render our State a very important one hazard*. Tbit is the only means which I iQ the eyeshot' inaltsei'j and hop buyers, will secure to oa peace and ptotoct*us I particularly as the quality of hops prot/om alljojaeft suffered by the conscqiien-1 dueo'd in Wisconsin is l'uily equal, if not ces of war. When either Germany or superior to the Eastern hops. It is even Franca tbinto that Switzerland is notable I truo that Wisconsin hops have been sent to defend and maintain its own noutrali-1 Kust, repacked, and branded as Eastern ty, one or tha other will attempt to use hops, simply because tbe reputation (not Swiss territory fihd SwisB means. .But I the uctual quality) of thoso hops, ensured when they know that we, tho eons and better prices than could be obtained for heirs of an heroic ancestry, will, i/ith Western brandi. This will not be re God's help, protect and guard our native! peated for many years, tor Wisconsin is soil that we are prepared, tinned and not disposed to l«t hur light be hidden ready to shield the independence of 8witr.» I under a bushel. Our breyvers will henceerland, then both of these powers will I forth purchase thoir r-tock more gemtrally consider it best to let ua alone. In Wash-1 within our own State. Their wants canirigton, the seat of the Government of our I not, as yet, bo fully met by the product of sister republic, where we have rather rie-1 our own yards but, at, the rapid rate of glected than cultivated official friendly I increase indicated above, thero will "soon intercourse diplomatically, there we re-1 be a surplus, and Wisconsin vfill become quire a representative, because we can, an important headquarters in the traffic, one of these d&ys, look up to her as one I jPrices will not always remain as high as of our strongest friends aud allies to now, but even when thoy return to former

sauk county that we have for

rates, if we are not visited by tho plagues of lice ar.d bugs that have so devastated tho yards in New York, tho business will still be largely remunerative. Our farmers should merely bear in mind the caution hinted in our first paragraph, and not overdo the business, or ^depend upon it too exclusively.

Another Shaker Agitation—A iouug Girl Becomes

SIck

The Shakers Attempt to AMnct Her from the State—She is Finally Bescued by Uer Friends.

[From the Hudson (N,

J. A. young girl, aged about fifteen years, came among tbe "world's people" on Friday. last, who tells her story, which sbe supports by much evidence, and which those who boar it' fully believe. She has been among the Shakers for some few years, and as she grew up became dissatisfied with the confinement of her situation among them, and wished to leave. She dcsiTed. to follow the couple recently lett and got niarried, or that, she would not bo sent back if she succeeded in escaping. The Shakers were informed by her that she wished to leave them and join her two friond». Heuoe thoir great vigilance in watching her and to prevent tha,poswbility of escape, she was locked up in a room alone for the last week ghe was. there. This was done under pretence of compelling her to disclose what she knew of tho wishes, intentions and acu uf others. The night before ahe teft she called from her window to a person pawing, requestine him to inform certain friends to come and attempt her rescue the next morning. Those friends were infonutxi ot her wishes and her explanations that the Shakers intended to place her beyond the reach of real friends by a farced'abduction. Early Friday morning an old Shakennan and two elderly Sbakerwomea took her, against her will, in a wagon and drove her east on an untraveled road ovor a high mountain.— Thoy gave out that they were about to take her to sonio place near Springfield lo ].avo hi.-r, but «s she believed, lo carry her iiv' ii roundabout way to Niskayuna, there bt- confined, as had occurred with other- From the infortnatiou shu Lad sent to her friends, they anticipated attempted abduction »nd intercepted the party soon aft'r\th*y c'roKjed into Massachusetts. They askui her if she wished to be reliaved mid lo bu taken among her iriends, who would protect and care for her. Sbe answered Uittt she did, and the conveyance wits stopped, and she

whs

taken out

»nd brought wnong her friends, where she now i.-.(

tearful i.ightning Stroke—fall of a iliuiiderbolt In the Midst of a Crowd or People—Nearly One Hundred Persons Prostrated—Three

Not kxpected to survive—A Span of Hones killed Ootrlglit—Jte. [Kn»m tb« Buffalo Xxpreaa, l«t.l Ln.-t, ^Thursday afternoon, »lout 5 o'clock fa'^ large crowd had assembled at the Fair grounds oftheSpringville Union Agricultural Association, when a sharp thunderstorm suddenly came up. The rain began to tali, and the crowd sought refuge irom its effect* in tho exhibition t-heds. A flash oi lightning took place, accompanied by aloud peal of thunder, aud instantly an atvl'ul spectacle was presented.:

The lightning struck one of the shed*, which contained men, women aad lionet. About a hundred persona were paralyzed in an instant, falling on their taces, and as many as fifty were rendered insensible for five or t«n minutes, while about a dozen were quite seriously burned.. Two horses wer$ .tilled on the. spot. An old gentleman named John Gordenier and two or three 'others are not expected to recover. One woman was prostrated and deprived of her Senses, but not of her powers of locomotion she iasuactively

fonnd herself in & room &t the house. The lightning struck a post tn tha center of the shed, against which Henty' T'illou, tho landlord of the West Falk Hotel, was leaning, and to which a hon^ vas attached by a chain halter. The toofao was killed instantly, while Mr. Tillou escaped by being dazed and A singular fact mentioned in connection witn tbe strange freak oi the electric fluid is that all the persons rendered iusenftbla fell upon their faces.

A young lady named Miss Nellie Caasey, who wore a whita and black checked dress, was quite seriously injured^a^d her dress was fairly scorched, but did not take Are. Acother woman was struck on the shoulder, the fluid passing down her side, raising a perfect blister in its course. A man from Otto ^-as hit on the right side of the head,'and on his recovery the mark was found to comm^nce at the right eye, which was swelled like a puff:ball, and could be plainly, txaoed down tne neck, across tha chest and off the left arm.

The most«fearful consternation, ejdstea among the people" until it was dlecovfered how light the injuries were that had been inflicted, and the excitement was most intense. A great many attributed tlli stroke lo the attraction of a mowing machine which stood near the abed, but two boys who were sitting ou it at the time escaped uninjured, uor wa^ itie machine at all damaged, if struck.

A valuable, mare, whloh,was hitched to a pole, was knocked down, and died on Friday from the effects of the lightning. li such thunderbolts visit Fair grounds, other establishments icay expect to be visited but, thanks to the genius of the immortal Franklin, ample protection is afforded to all who avail themselves of the services of the lightning rods.

The Prise Fight for the Championship. The Cincinnati papers say that Aaron Jones is iu active training for his fight with McCoole. "A part of the daily routine of his training is to leave the Buckeye House every morning, and, accompanied by his trainer, James Cusicfe, on horseback, walk across the country to the race course, a distance of eight miles.— After making sederal rounds of the track, and taking a ".beatbing spell'1 of a few moments, he starts and walks to the city arriving at tlie St. Lawrence, which he makes his stopping place, nbout eleven o'clock. Here he has the dust brushed from his clothes and his boats blacked, eats some steak, cooked rare, and drinks a couple of glasses of sherry, or a moderate quantity old ale. The severe training necessary to Hit him to pass through the terrible ordeal of the fight he isto .take partin, is beginning to have its effect upon him. Whatever may bo said, from a moral or humane point of view, of fights of this kind, the training necessary to fit a man for the trial puts more of manly vigor and strength in his frame than would ever get there otherwise. »lr.

Jones is no longer young man, as is well-known, and his training is having the effect to rojavenate him in appearance and bodilv activity and strength.'' The second dnpoait, $250 each, wai made on Saturday by the backers of Jones and McCoolc. the stakes being $1,000 aside,

Palmer's

of Shaker Lire—

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T.)

Tu« ato\e rewaid will be paW lor tbe recovery of tha horse and the apprehension and courictlon of the thief, or a 11 jeral *ew«rd will ba paid for the return of the hnree, or for any certain information that may land is its raouvecy. Letters mni bt addreaaed to eicber of tba naleralKU»d.,

.' u- -S. *Ci -^NDKiiW COOJ-EH.

NSW ADVCRTISEMENTO*

yocufi

»kno#ledgaqf

what took place after the flaah -ffBttt trtie Maiilawcod, Plttsfteld,

ubies

and »e

KrraaTusctNT

Cosmetic Lotion has cured

my lace and hands, also my legs and feet of alt eruption, after having spent ten weeks and live day* in the diflerent N Hospitals, j# it hot it any real benefit to me." Writes Dennis Mahari, 99 Maiden Lane, N. Y: [dwiw.

Cabinet, Organs.—These beau tilul instruments, which have bocomo so popular with the musical public, and made only by Mason & Hamlin, arid are far superior to any other instrument in the world. Thoy are excellent parlor instruments, and the lowest price at which they are sold brings them within the reach of all.—Cleveland Daily Leader. dwlw

OVINIBUS LINE.

B. MILLEit'S OMNIBUS AND HAUK LINK. Will atuuid lu all calls lor tralrti leai'iug the City, anil aiso delitor paaaeugot"* many part of the city with care and dlsiiatoli S

All oi'ilor. if l.mmo .•ilai- -u Uif f.iil ortuv, at Davis' OriiK Slcrf. will t. rJiuj't. •nmu

aru\Mi|.1 to

0O KEM„_ ,.

Stolen Irom lb« ifritwlBjif uf Myers, In LoSi Crtot townsUl^, "Vlgt? toun.y, on Bntorday nlghlf, ITmm gfi, 1

Hri7.

JA8. HABTLEY.

Uiractora ot iho Vig.. Couuty llnra* Company. Jnlf SJSw

COAL.

OBTOWN BLOCK. C0AL.'r

Tbe undaralgned prepared to tvrnUli tlie cltisena of Terrs Haute with this anperlor Coal, taken from tbe mines two mtto east of Braxtl.— Tina ia anperlor to anr bronght to thla marteat. Lewis Ui-rWrt la o' antlioilted a^ent, and 1 will till any contract lie iu»y oiake. Ordara may be lot! at R. L. Ball's :itore bterv, and at Padduck .t McKeen'a Mill alidiliu itOBKHT iK'JMr.

Is HUT »tlj*pljr'UK itio Uitof Cl4»ai At rtktea.. l«-ft «t OhatftbMft' (JTUCOI) JJiufr, Ui*« Swour**, will

CARRIACES.

Excelsior l-airiage Works,

KHTAlll.lSHtO IN 1854.

The allcntiott or iiurcbaain* nii.i I bom wanting a Mnperior Artlilf, l« luvili«l tu Stuck of

Fine Carriages,

Barouches, Hocfcmva ys, Phaetons, Top Buggies, Open Buggies, and Light Waqons, \t of c*r«fuUy MUctml mnl«njil mn«1 by

Master Workmen

4s4!

OrdersrorMew Teltides Hoiicited

Hy experience»f thirteen feara in Terre-Hante •a* aacceaafol manalMtnrer, gtves aitnrasc* rf a thorough knowledge of mj bo^Boa and ability to aupply the wants of cenaumAra, long fell tn thla mart-t.

Shop and Wareroom

Corner 2d aad Walnnt Streets,

rerre»Hante, Ind.

J. WKLCHi

Jane 13-Mwftm

laui'iuTX.

And

agknts WANTKD FOB GENEBAL Is. C. BAKEB*8 Stetory of »e fimel

Thi* vork anaoaacad wore than ytat in, but owing to dm stteBpta of

iov

tbe wore. Add ran JUHE8 B&OTHSB8 OO., Cincianatl, Ohio,, or Davenport, |pwa.

.B0BIBAN, F18K & CO^

No. IS NassauSt.,

NEW YORK,' "S-

Bar and aell«t market ratee Bit par e»Bt Boadi ot 1881 Five-Twenty Bondi, all iemee Tea-Forty Bondi Seron-Thlrty Nowe, «U eertae Ooapoaad lntereat Notea, end Gold «nd Silver Coin.

Convert all eerie* of 7-30 Bote* Into tbe Sew Consolidated 6-30 Bonda at beet market ratee. Exacute orders tor purriifcfe and aale of aU mi» cellaneona srpcnritica.

SMtd Dipoalteei'lallrtw 6p«roent lntereat on balauoea, anbject

i^hecU

Make collections m*ll aeoeaelblepoinU. AJlt«ne«of iiaTernment Socnriiiea credited or remitted far, receipt, at markal raUa, Vaaa of all coumlaalon ehargea. B,r.«CO.

BINJ. BllLOOk'S SONS,

W OO

COMMISSION MBBtlHASIS, Np.

4rO jc48

4? Philadelphia ComnTlaaloDa parc«nt. Adranoe* in casU ihade. XntarMtSparcent. per anunm. ^r,7^r

One of the oldest

moet ineceesful schools In the country, widel known Sir its superior facilities and apland" loctUom fir. C« T.8PIAB* Principal.

tba

Aiwa*

meat to tnppna it, lu pnMlcatloa

It will

MUtfi-

ba Imtd, BStliTIUP u4 USA-

BBWOXDa DSWtB th» SOrtaVIfiOON arQSH'C BAC5B, «koi» outr*«Qaiw umtlm «»all attwtad by ttw M^wrt offlctolaaAnKlty.

She 1IOBALS of tbe KutMal CspiUl tBOBOti&XIiT ViamLAtKD, ui tto) «r» isna

STKAHOC BCVUtaXlUHS «ow«ainc

HSAD3 or DSPABTXXK1H, lUstben ol OongreM, Feanato g—l»n aadJi— dajuUitl BillM? (taiattm. 8»n«l torOCrcu-

l»rs

out

t«w,aaa fall dfcrlptton of

Seltzer Apihi*nt.

PltoCURABLU AT AU. CJtlKJ jSTOHSS. ...,

iikesatnral one, at S160. Two patents iu Arms, wltli new J»nMeT motlon, 876to«l25. Send for pamphlet. It oilntaina yatuable information and la aent fr«.

Orriors:—Cincinnati, 148 W. Fourth Sh Chicago, opposite P. U. ^t. ljoulBl413Ilifi«iit. New York, ti'8 Broadway.

AditrPsa. DoootAS Biv, M. 1).. at nearest Office.

PAINTS for FAKMERS AND 0THKB8.—THE QBA1PTON MlSEBAt PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing the Beat. Cheapest aud most Durable Faint in nse two coats weU pnt on, mixed with pure Linseed Oil, will laet 10 or 15ear« it is of alight brown orlraautlfnl chocolato color, and can be changed green, lead, atone, olive, drab or cream( to salt the taatu ot the coaratner. It is valuable for I«ouiea, Barns, TonoeBj AgriculturalJmplemenM, Carriage and Car-makers, falls and Woeden ware Canvas, Metal and SWngie Bootr, Qt being Fire and Water proof),- Bridges, Bnrial Caeea, Oanal Boats, Ships, Ships* bottomi, Fhxtr-Oll Cloths, (one Mann fact nrer having uaad 5000 bbls. the past year,) and as a paint far any popoae

THE DAY FIXED, JULI 13th. The last chance is now Offered to secure tickets to which tnay be given the magnificent FIBST GIFT of 330,000 in cash, or any of the following: SECOND GIFT, in Greenbacks •1?'S£! THIKD rto to FOCKTI1 do do 4,000 FIFTH do lo 3,000 SIXTH do 5 do TWKNTY following GifU, 51,000 each 20,0(0 TWTCNTY uext Gifts, $500 each 10,000 TWKNTY do 100 rach 2,000 KIOHT HlINDIUCD.«i%. 810 each 8,000 TKN Gin«,Oity LoialnGhfcago.StiOQeaeh...

buy Horaa. of the foll -w-

lnit draoriptlon Fire yeais old, &b»ol fifteen «md a bait lt(.mls bigli a little vrhite in the forebead black laia, uiantr ami tail, wltU aoiftU white eaddla marks, t-ailly perceptible on eaoh aidii of the beck.

TAU8SIC, LITING8T0N 6 CO.

WOOL

Commission Merclittuts,

Nil.

JAMBS BDBGAS, FETKtt

UOQH1CS,

ViPVOiKPa -mOLlMi

Seath Froat,* 3ft letltla Streeu, Philadelphia, Pu.

(jiga udvancae made at six por cent, peranuum Other chargea loir, liefer by permission r'lrat National and Corn Kxchange National a an lea, Phila.i A morican El change National Bank, New York

A-:v

First National Bank, Chicago, Illinois Mef|ers flilmorfi, DunlapACo., Bauitera, Cincinnati, Dfllx.

GOLD PEJSrS ItftPOlSTED.

VV ARHANTKD

EQUALTO NEW.

£uc1o»p

Ptn and 60 cts. fcj itiniI, to

abtin

A-U 3J 0 KtTft O

413 Cheenut Street, Phtladolphla, Pa.

P. O. Box 1664.

"THEBE IS NO Sl'CH WORD AS fAU."

TAEEANT' S

COMPOITND EXTBACT OF

Cubebs

laaSUBK,

ell dlaeaawof the

haKI OROans,

akd

TARRANT dc CO., 278 Qreenvrich Street, Nev York. Sold by ojtgMi all over the World.

GEO. P. EOWELL A CO,, f-?!Sr'\..» ArtAdvertising Agents.

4rt PATRK ROW, ]¥. ¥.

It yon want ta advertise, aaud oa the names of papers yon want to use, or of the towns or cities where you wish excite attention, also send a copy of your advertisement, atatiag tha space yom witb it to occupy, mad tbe length of time It Is to b« Inserted, f-

Be as explicit as poedhie in atating precisely what is wanted, and you will rsoelti all needed Information by rstsrn maiL

N. B, Send 25 cents for ths AavzaRaxaa Oaaanx for 3 months.

OJT PACffFI

Ate

now eonetmettag a B^lread from

in aliHN ebra «k m, weatwart tjwarti the Pielfle Ocean, maklaf With ltaoonMctieaa an,«»k«»kea line

Aer«M Tke Ctatlafi.

wm haTinc thirty jean to ru, aai kvpriaf auaal fartarwt, payable on the flnt d»/ of iwwrratad /ilr.ttkal% of Hew T«k, aS'tfn Mf Siz Per O^it. In

This road Is

fnsjtflaM to

we«tair—4y

S7«iiallsa

A N E S

AND DEALERS IN

«0VmMEi\T SECUR1T1TS,

of sad la faBy

and traiaa

'aw.

MiUa^whfc& la

entire road atlB be ranalng

Pacific to be

lJS6&

mllas, tae United

ernment lafmea

the arer^ge rate

are ntulu

et right.

estimated to

416,000:

one

South Front St.,

leaA

LEGS and ARMS Invented by a Surgeon. Nine patents in Leg», ranging from 8iS0. thaough all the improvements, n» to the Anatomicat teg, with Lateral motion at Ankle,

and

tacts fuUy dsmonatrates tke

aeenrity of their

Bonds, and

,4". xj

Oopabia

OKHTAIN, and

CUBK

KtDNcrs aud llki-

either In the Male or Female, tre-

viueutly performing a PrsrccT

Cube

in the abort

«l',*ce of three or feur days, and alwaya in lean tlnte than any othsr Preparation. In the of Tarrut'ii Caa^oaad Extract of Cibtbs ud Copabia There Is no need of confinement or change of diet, lu its approved of a paste, it ia entirely tasteless, asd eanaea no nnpleaasnt sansation to the patient, and un exposure. It ia now acknowledged My the most Lrarnel lathe Profeegion, that in class of Diaeases, CrBr.Bg

at adilltioaal pvoOf

they would suggest that the Bonds now oSarad are

ten Million dollars on

is bell*f«A that on the compieilun

the right to advance

John

them

b0n4"'

un-

surpassed lor body, durability, elasticity, «ad adheslvene-s. Price $6 per bbl., of 300 lbs, which wi'[ supply a farmer for years to come. Warrnn-tt-d In all cases as above. Send for a circular, which give* full particulars. None genuine unless branded iu a trade mark, Gmfton Mineial Paint. Address DANIEL BIDWELL,Proprietor, 254 Pearl Street, New fork-.

6,TOO

FOBTX .Gifts, Pianos, 8500each 20,000 TWENTY Gilts, Slelodeous, $160 each 3,000 EIGHT HUNBBKD Watches, valued at 71,000

Together with 9201,000 in other gifts. A Gift with Every Ticket. A. A. Kelley & Co'sGnmd North AmericaaQIft Concert will possltively take place Saturday, July 13th, 1867, at Cooper Institute, N. Y. City. All bo desire tiokets should apply at once. Tickets

each 6 for «4^0 10 for »9 eo tor »I7,60.

lUt

o- Gitta will be.publbhrdln KsUcy's Weekly, and Font to all ticket holders. Address A. A. KKLLBY A CO.,

No. 691 Bioadway, New Yerk.

Real French Organdl!

Lewis H.

Real Iron Grenadine! All colors Plain Grenadine! Elegant Broche Grenadine! Pine Apple Grenadine!1 Real All Wool Hernam! Plaid Iron Poplin Checked Mozambiqnel Plain Mozambique!

yds Emb'd

3000

Copasiaibeabo^e

are tbe

.j?tv two Bemediea known that can be relied upon with any certainty ot snccess. tnrtii's C«mp«u4 Ertiwt »f Cikeb C«p»kii

NEVER

FAILS. j-

Mannfortnred ouly by

T1A

rfatwatf,

wiaWiy

"jflia.

.*M«^a(^.,•»l«

Oawlaaj has aow

.baad

troiutlaa,etc„t^«^th»»ma»iaCporttai to the saatera.baas Vif th« feocky

HoaatMapi Hl

.aa4*r

«o«tract

teaber

toi^r^ita yawr,

audit laaapeotod

tM* tka

^nte ftaa Oi

to its wsatcca conoactiop with tbe Oaatnl

VaeiflCi

now being rapidly bnllt eaatward

ueuti),0*1., ilnring

XnHa

Sacra

1070.

of Hie

Means

Estimating

the distance to h# bails tke OalitB

States

Oov

IU 81*,

Boada to

per cant. Tklrty-year

-tha Oompao/- »the

iwd.it finish

about

UoafMy to

buadred aaUllon Aollaxi, ot wateh all-, liuiu have

Already,

ooo. 'Xbese

UsssiaMhi-r.

Thofo terrible Headaches generated by ot« 11 aci«.(! crettvaa, and, to Which Iadleeare e.pei i&ltv huyect, cah

always

over

be reMetetf, aad their

recnrri-nce prevented, by the nse of

OOliXTHBUa,

Shortest 9t Qaiokest Host©

CINCIHHATI

.4*8,260..'»V

aaiounttngtoH4^»6,O0U. The

ssllc,

alao perailtted to lama

**QHa—oHoads to aaeqaal aasial,Itsown

first

aM at

tbaaametlae, wkicb by special Apt of

voag'esa

tint Vortgaga en

tae entire lljse,tbe

bonda of the United SwM My s^iirrfi'aata to The OMterniuent. makes a donation of

acrea land ti tae mUe, atnobntlaa

acres,of

U,HO

to jiMWa'SW

mtt W8,000,000,

tbe total reao«rcee,be

exclustv*oT^saacapital•

but tne fiul value of tke laada cwaot now be realized. Tne authorize Capital Stock of

(he

Compaay ia

bean paid la.aad ot whtch itw

not anpposed tbat

aorettaa

uo*(

twe^tj-flTemtlllons

will be reqalrad.

The cost of the road

is titteated

theKaat is now

cumpatant

engineers to be aboatoaehundreit million dollars, exclusive of equipment.

PrvHpects far Muaines*. Tbe railroad conaection between

Om^ha

and

complete,«t

and the jarplnga of the

Union Pacific en the et o&s already Oolahca for the llrst two weeks in Kay were

9113,-

sectional earnings a* the road pro

greases wiU much mora than

jpaytti

tne Company's bonds, and

laterast

to all the

EA9TE8N CITIES, 7nRfS,

TXUAOXS

aad

aprfidSmge

617

mlias of

road,ohthiui which' over twenty million doOars have already been ezpendsd

—on XiO

miles of this road

tbe cars are new running, the remaining

187

milss are nearly caKpieted.and At the present rata of premium ou gold thess bonda

aa anuttal intarast on the present cost

°f *?W'-JmeJP'er Cent.,

the

road, Ulta this government JBoads, thoy will above par. Tne

utciil to

but

limited amcraa*atCompany the present iBw.rata,sell

aaitretal

price at their option.

tbe

Subscriptions will be received lo New York by the Continental National Bauk, No.

Clark, Dodge

Nassau St.,

Co.,,Bankers,,

cation.Nc.iOsent

Wall St.,

Hon Bsnksra No.33 Wall St.,

tisco

and by

BANKS, AND BANK£ft3

gpoerally

throughout the Halted States,-of whom maps and deecriptlve pamphlets stay be They will alao be by maU thai Company Office, Nastan Street,Sropiobtaiasd.

for the aafe delivery of the

g^joHN jr. CISCO, XresMtt*e£^

ma 30dw3m*top col Ins HBW

DRY GOODS

JUNE

lst^f1867.

6BAND

OPENlNfi DA*

•M oi: i-' )Sr-i

DRESS 0OODS

:ii

BfflEV

TIIEU,

S CO.

A Elegant Assortment of Thin

Mourning

floods!

Lemon Colored Alpaca!

Flesh Colored Alpaca! 1400 jds

for

Bljlcdkh,sPICKDY

300

American Lawns at 25c

Grenadines,

yds

worth

^rsfiwsitfiia,

dseldU

35e

Checked

Beantiral Styles Chene Poplin!

dlnp

Trimmings to Match

Bngle Trimmings to Matchl^¥ Watered Trimming

STATIONS.

tha swawsii Line, Oonnectloaa ra^Kgiiilisn aarut timelar

BAOOAGS CHECK SI) IHROUGHf

In Taaocea Tioarrs are OScss tn the South

DlAtXSS tS

Genuina AmericanWatehes

Diamonds, Fine Jewelry,

SOlsIB SILTEB WARJB,

tba through bualnaa

the only line of rallroad betvcea tbe Atlantic and PacUc must

immense.

Value awl Security of the Motida,

The Company respectfully. anbmlt, that the above statement of

?M»T oi'liaW: eTt

Solid Silver Spoons and Forki,

iim TINS SILVER-PLATED

Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, C^s(ors,

BSBBT DISHES, ICS FITCHEBS,! JfAlTSBS, CUPS & GOBLETS, 'AIio,'afiaelloaof

Silvor-plated Table Cutlery.

E^GI^yr^f NEATLY EXECUTE® iii£ '.*i~ IN .TV JJ5

Old Kngllsh or German Tex Ail Qoops

Botoet

ENGKAVED FREE OF CHABGE,

W. P. BINGHAM &

EAST

INDIANAPOil?.!

J.N. GLOYEB'S

a iraunAFouir, TERRA COTTA WORKS,

Has on'band, or Manufactures to order, all kinds bt Architectural Ornaments, such as window Caps, Brackets, Medallions, Panel and Trleze E? rjebmerts Flower Yases, Life sisa Statuary, Water Pipe, tc.

Two squares west of TTnion Depot. apritSddm

CiirniTBKS'

THE

•a

NSW

York,'on appll

Subseclbaca wHl select

their own Agenta

in whom they have confldeaca, who aloaa will be responsible to

WlOfll, Ji:

Jfci4

3® "J

jpjJj^SuOOMWHIS TO HllWlO, BOSElflS f-

tsrr 'Vjc'S

I -4 -. T-

DOOR, SASH AND BLIND MANIMTU, jaMjsli

«9»«#soina MKBIDIAN vaasntf*

a-II

Kearly Opposite lost Ind of the Cnlon DspOt i*T

1-^*

iiroiiNAi'Sf.jte, istt

BKfiVVAB SIZED WORK ^XB|iNm on HAND

apr64tiad6m

cbaxi.es

sTcrriKB.

Jf H~X~i

XJ E

joiu?saassiDMt

8TEFFENS& INDIANAPOLIS PhcBnlx Bell and Brass FouuSryj

Uaioa Bailroad Track,

Half Square last Ualoa Depot, lad laaapolls, Inil This Xstablishaus't has constantly on hand a eomplets assortment uf Brass Ooods for Sngioe Buildere, Stsaaa aad Qas Titters, and are manutacturers of Water, 8tsaa, Osa aud Beer Oocks, Whlstlsa, Cauplings, Oil Cups, Globe Valves, antt all kinds of Brass worjks. aprl6-d2taw6m,

OUT GOODS.

GOODS! NEW GOODS?

White Marseilles, 5 J* ^Buff Marseilles,

^IClfiYE CASH STORE.'?

fJIKAVELING* DEE8S GOODS,

arf!! VERY DESIRABLE

•4

1*t

AtV

CHENE,

Double-fold Goods, suitable for suits,, A.T-

THE

"BUCKEYE, CA8^15 STORE,m

QJ10 GRAIN & TAFKTA SILKS, LACE POINTS,

In Large Quantities, and at

AT SEX

"BUCKEYE CASH store J||El!tIMACK, COCHECOS SPRAGUES' PRINTS

New, Beautiful Cloths—best Calico made. "We now offer them at One Shilling! I One Shilling! 11 "J- -O ti 'AT THE

"BOCKSVS GASH STORK." 'W. S. KYCB&CO.

tif.

77 Halo Street

dwtf

Popllns

RUNtons!

A personal examination of the above by every consumer of Dry Goods, is earnestly soliri tod, 4.. 7~

XV"-* fS.

r* "4* afl i*-

®T- s»t 5-.

TVMLU RIPLEY Jt CO.,

Cob. 5th Main

SfBtrrs

.iaw

Terre Haute, Ind.

rjlO SOUTHKBN SHIPPBES.

Afsat.

STOVES AND TINWARE.

SR.

cents, for

25c

0 VI-

HENDERSON, MANTJTAOTURKB

BtOBf ea4tfeStm^4iti0oor

»«a

The Best Cooking Stoves. The Finest Heating

Stores^,

ah kinds of Fruit Cans,

w**

Bvery Variety of Tin and Copper Ware

Everything Warranted.

BooAug, House Oattering, Ae., donsjiromptly aad warraated to give satisfaction. Noaebnt the beet' 'BBa^i IwV- vt Tja. Mjsdj tftn leas specially ordered. Price*—Cheap a» ihe Cheapem mMdlT. oh SepS

XALL JJ Has Just reoetved a large lovaise of Tee {Meets, Ice^ Cream RtfH$erators, Fretxeri. Beer Cooler*, Water Carriers Water Coolers, Foot Tubs, Ice Pitchers, BatU JCuba, 4*

AUkinaiir*

TOIlET f§~ ifc fe{.} AXD ASfi^T QT0CK OF ST0YES

lavdW

OlfT,'. W».'

fBXAT lioAD 6CA€at~BWfIiE 1|ACE loCTI

tuttxaa nox cwciksat! to fj tiatiktiB StlMflG iBfbbidcfv yrn***numt•

la nil saw] -Glavsload iu 9 bouxs.

tfereci Eastern Tralng. A* its lUltlltt lUpIMIa 9:80 A. M. Ltght•tagBaprssaTaP.X.Lightning Jtxpresa.

NEW ¥ORK, BOSTON, And Uow 35ngland dtles.

Tins RAILWAY SXTKNOS 'BOB Dunkirk to Neus York

460 Jtitles, T_

Bvffal* to New York

423

-erwitiijfte^S#A.

and arrives

sold at a^ -Zif^st.

and West. Ask for TWkats

Via Cinoinnati and Coltunbiui

WH. L.

O'BBIBN,

kirk

»MV.

Gen'l Tioket

T. J. SHSBLOOK, Gen'l Ajoat, Olaclnaafi ... dtf

INDIANAPOLIS

Miles,

:}i..

4Mi

MUm,

ms ..

MILKS thvSHO XOVfE

All drains Pub aireotly'Sirongh to Kew TNt, HIII|BI

wWrant^cbaag*

mtai-aud

sfter

lsavs

iU'

of Coaches.

HovWCrT-Mb,18aK, "R-ataawill

coauecUon-witki_aU

f&liows:

Aott

Weattru linra, aa

Bmddrk

SWt

tntaiic a-

By Kew Yerk time from

(Won

Depots

7.SO A. JC. 3S«W YM* »S»3r

tram Salamaaca

j*ki

(Sunuays

exoe^ted). jatopeat

^.PaWlaVille 8.00 A. M. (Bkft),

Intersecting

^orkat7.0o£.M.^J^I»2fft»as»uSWo,

Ip.

Ssw

8.to A. m. express Dram Salaaabca

(Sunday

ex«etted).at"MaU,HoraellvlllsMB

Stops at

"•Sr-JI.,

aad connects

HornaliarlUa and

.^InA'wita

the

Cter-

&SQ A. M, tonsaMaU

BuSalft,

torn

and arrives In Kew Tork

Utadaya

H-i

-Vp-S& v. Jfl.,

rrem

CARDS.]

7.00 A.

P.^IR T. Jflglst Jlaia

Olaen

woetited). Stops Borwiliavllle

AVM., Bfcft)

Susquehanna

lite)Bend

Ureal

Kew York at

6.10 P.Vsaw

2.17 P. M.t

'iXuraer'a 7.6^ P. M.

Oounaett as

with Wfht

•%ra Bat

{road,aadIlelawareLLackawaaaA aJankeyOlty

taasr^s 9.00

wlthSDinlffM

AM at. hlfftss Avoa an Hbrnelia vUle

Sundays

excepted), Arrives ta

fcOo A. M.

OeiibecfSs ak Blmire

with the Northern Central Bail

way

bnrr TPhlla»talphla^

for Harrla-

BsttlisBfs

and other

Washington

poIntaSaatK^ JS*p*«S«. (8un-

S ttly#iex^pte^™Bt5wt •brnejlwflle 6.26 (Su^V, ana

arrlvaa

hr^JSew

lark

DAILY.

12,30 P. M.

„aml

ton

r.&

Hsaa

CO.

WASHINGTON

STKSET,™

(TON DXRAJflj

H«ktSa*«,

Stops at Hornellsvllle

(Sup.},

10.30 P. M.,

intsiesctOag with Ike

4.16 P. M.

Trala

irom Dunkirk, and arrives ia New York at

Alaoconneetsat Klialrafor Har.

nsbnrga Vhiladhtpbta and Fdiith.

H.ae P. SL-

Ctafeianatl Express,

A. SI., (Bkft.)

(Sun

days excepted). Stops Buspuehauna

Tha

b^V

Viintltatea

ana

Coachot

nying

mo.t tuxurious Sleep

SS*JN THE

WOKLDTBa

accompa

all night trains on thla railway. Baggage Checked Through I

And Fare as low as by any other Bauto. ASK FOB 11CKBTS VIA BA11WA¥. Which can be obtained

«^allKKU

Prlnclpal Tlcket

fioos in

MUSICAL.

7.20

Turner'sat1.12

Con

Uv ita'at Omit Btad with Delaware, Lacka wannaAWeetern Badroad for Scsaaton,Tren-

and Philadelphia, and at New with

fteruooon Trains aad gteamar*York

oudiJewSnglandatJes.

Only

for Bbstoa

one Train East on' Sunday, Buffalo at

G.IO P^ aud^reachlu^Nawleaving

lark at

12.30

Boston Englanil Wsssngersj'witS their Biggage,and'S'ew'

are transtkrred ft** of eUrrgt iu New

TERRE HAUTE

ACADEMY

aaa.-.Salnianca

nm enn-

excepted SUPa at

9.6a A- M.j (Bkit),735).aritvu(SapVTuraer'a aad

il.

tn Now Xork

conUecting with Aftarnorn

jltkiMiarSMMm-afid

Sev Jlgltild OitieS.

BAfllal*—B^'ew'

TOTk Tlma

from Da-

ju cor. JSxcUanco and MkfctpQ St roots S.OO A, 31. Sew York Day Express,

(jaadaju.

Of-

the Weet nd South west.

H. BIDDLEj WE B, BARB, Qen'l Sup't. Qen'l

novtfdtr

Pi's.

Agent

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

i^grmmoHs

MERCHANT'S

UNION EXPRESS C09KPANY

Having put their Direct and Great Through Lines In perfect working erdo®, are aow priparei tedo a general Express bu|#nces with the JCoat, Westj Southwest and Northwest, 'including th carrying and collaating of JMoney,,Valuables, Ac.

Our lines, aow opened, elhbrace the routes be« tween Now York, Boston, BuQalo, Detroit, Clove* lan l, Cincinnati, Chicago, HUwaukee IdtOrosss Prairie-du-Jhien, JudlanapoliS. Bt. Louis, and al iatormedtate points, and are.belug raDiJlv.?*tend* ed over all tbe routes 3f trade.

The Capital of this Company Is

Every effort will be made to merit the patronage of the public' -. Our rates are always as low as these of any re* sponsible Express Company.

Office Ho. Ilalta- Street, A 6th Stsi

T. W. STEWABT,

Oct-Bdtt Agent.

A MEBIGAN EXPRESS COM XL PANT.

COySOlllAIED (JAFITAL, The above named Company ban in charge at axperieuoed and trusW, Kesseugars, KxpreaaS teirrlag anil arriving at Terr« Haute, as follows two JBipresaes Dally, to said from:

Sfew Tork,

l'.

Qarelaad,

••'•Boston,'. ""'i" Alb«ny,ii^ir ":i'iri'"o.,nttSbar^, Philadelphia^

BnITolo,fs "ti ifi" Washington City. Aad aU other points iu the Eastata States aad

j^T A 23

jA.

Connecting at Kew Tdrk wlth Wells, VajgoA Go's Eurpj&an aad California Express, furall polnU in EuropS, California and Oregon. Ibree Expresses Dally, to and from

Cincinnati, Ohla^, ... .. Ipdianapoils, lad Ooluabua, «/»,* Richmond/ Daytoa,

Two Expresses Daily, to and from Saidt Louis,Vo^ Ohleago, IUlnttfii Hannibal, Centralla,

Milwaukls,. Wla., .. iMtrolt, Ailch. Madison, Saint Joseph, Mo. And all paints Forth and West, laclndtag points in EftBiuasd Nebmkta

IffO Expresses Bally, to and from: Oroencmtlf, Lafayette, CrawfirdavnlD, Michigan City, Ac. One Express Dally, to and from-

BOOSVILLK, IND.

Oae Accommodation Express Dally To and frsm ?srls, Illinois, Charleston, Illinois

SI»ttooQ, Illinois,' and fntstmediate points. All business entrusted to this Compaay will be attaaded to prenytfa aad with dtestojk.

Bates as low aa tfv any Beaponalble Compaay. OVFIOK ou VOVBTH ST&XST, next door tc Ohio Street, Tern Haute, lid. 8. MoEIiVAIN, Agent. £. W. SUANG, Nup't,, ihdlsoapoUs. Ind. tm V" -9&I il ty...-

!ih»-

JHerchandiae takan for delivery on pay me*, ot the accompahylhg HI I, ahd proceeds returned promptly.

Uader cartful Messengers, the Express arrives and departs with nearly ail the trains, for thr' prluripgl Eastern cities and intermediate joints making close connections with _••• .• ?. 1.1

The SoUtliern Expf^eiT,

Vox

the principal oities of the South.

BATES AS LOW AS ACT OTHKB C01IPA5I

Unsts and damages promptly adjusted and settled

...xfinr-wtRffif-.v Years

NovlMtf

P= QITF

"Which I tim. detarmised to ieirat fke

BOTTOM JPBICET

Dou't'badfiadvsd, ot call attd see befbre yoa buy Besptetftlly, I« BAIX.

MUSIC

The undersiahed, desiring to supply a vacnea in the wants of our rapidly growing city, and in ohadieeca to tha loudly exprsessd wishes of a lar^e number of the citizen* oi this olty, anuoauce to the pnblie that they have opened aa ACADEMY OF MUSIC In the second story of Kleiner's *Palace of Mesic," where they are prepared to give Instruc tfam to pupils in all branehas »t this aad aecsesanr aosompiishmeat

beautiful

Ttiair Music bSoms are tare aad lighted, and easy or access, and are sup With aWT Variety of Inrtxtmanta, aad Puoib can receive instruction on tha Piano, Ouitar, Vlo. Iin, Organ, Brass Instruments. Particular atten tkm pild to the cultivation or the Toice. lu--structions In Thorough Bass Compositions. »or Terms of Instruction apply to the under signed, at the Academy of Uueio, seoond story oi Klsssvr's Palace of Maaic, or at the Musi: Stora below. The best of refbrencss given ae to qualiatioas, Ac. O. A.

large, well ventilated

UABTUNO.

deoiadtf ANOSLO

DJEPBOSSIl

-MUSIC.

J. o. LINDEMANN.

OKALER IN

P1ASTOS, MKLOUKOiVM

^'•ORGANS, fl,

Violina, Qnltars, Flutes, and all kinds of Mualca Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street, TEKRE HAUTE. INDIANA.

TUNING AND BKPAIB1NO of PIANOS and other Instrameats will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will bo taken in tnadefoi NKW ONES. •', smlOSdwtt J. O. L1N9EMANN.

L. KISS N R-' S

Jork

«(^gjBx^ess

7.00 A. M.—

Oonnecu at Jersev City with Morning Kxprsss Train of New Jersey Baliroad for Baltimore and Washington, and at New York with Uorn-

Tretu ibr Boston a»d Mew Jtng

^*-0 JVJBJW

'si-'if? xri

PALACE OF-MUSIC!

sea

1 take great pleasure in inviting the at ton tic a-of my oUl Irienda and cnatomeia, aad^l new ones In want of anything In tbe

I I I N E

as- *%. sw

P, (Dine),

arritqa iu New York at^3.45}?.At..

TOMT ., siWi'"-"

NEW AND SPACIOUS STORE

No. 48, Ohio Street.

Having personally selected my New-Stool with great care, at New Tork, I am now abln.tt offer te the Musical Public tbe

Largest Assortment

-OF-

Musical Mercliandus

IN THE NORTH-W IE »T The first Floor will be stocked with Sheet Musie, String Seods, Music Books, and all kinds of small Instruments, sack ae Violins. Guitars,Drums, Brass and Silver Band Instruments,Fhrtlnas, Ouitars. Concertina", Acocrdebba ot all elzes and pricee, klegsotae, flutes, Lrnin Cord, Sticks, Drum Belts, Oalfskin Drum Hood*. Sheepskin Drum Heads, Brass Mouth-Pieces, Qoi man Sliver Mouth-Plec«, Banjos, flutes, Tambo rinss, German Tioiins, Trench Violins, (new.

French Violins, (Utiltation old Stratlnarlns, Oua aaelus,and other Cremona patterns,) Vlolinoello Deubls Basses, Violin Finger-Boards, Violin Tntea Neeks, Violin Vlollncello, Double Bass tiultar i\bl Harp Strings, Tail Pieces, Pegs, Bridges, Bin too, Tuning Forks, Tualng Hammers, Pitch Pipes, Castanets, Cilalronet, Heeds, Violin, Viollncrll. aud Double Baas Bows Musio Folios, Double Ha fined Bofia Cases for Flntes, Claroneta, Violinand Qultars Blank Music Books. Blank (luiii Catds, and MasM Papers of all size*.

Particular attention paid to the Stria Department. The Second i'loor will ua owekod with

Pianos,

Always

Million Mars,

and is an ample guarantee to tlEa puhllo of its re* iftdnsltiillty.' -1All lomss aniLdamage. ot property entrusted to oar oara, Wiltiie promptly and equitably adjusted!

Melodeons&Orgaii^

haudra spledald aasortmaot or

Cariiart

«nni£Eij'^eni.tixlma

Capital..

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ADAMS^ EXPRESS COMPANY.

$10,000,000

S/Jajl li "C OTIEAT

Eastern Western and

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KSPKB53 TOKWABDEBS.

Hare tacUltlcs over all the Beilroode Eost, et anil Sontb, for the rapill transportation of MONEY AND OTHER VALUABLI

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Uenrf and Light Freight, l'tKikagHt »ai.» ,t. Notes, Drafts Bills collartMi, and prom{ etarnamade ... ......

OfsucoessfiU ope rations of thla old aad reliable Qpmpaay is a stUQcieat Kiuxaotee of its reapenalbiluy and'hotiorabla deelug with the public, and 10 scll&tt a coutlcuaace of its patronage.

Offlea ist: .Hp. Heeksmica Bow. Tetre Haate ndlaca. E. B. ALLEN, Agent,

BILL POSTER.^

GEO. W. REIFSN1DEB. Programmes and Circular* distributed in GOOD STYLE/

Mr Alt orders left at Dowling Ball, or at the Frlatiag^OSese, win ba promptlyattendert to,witb at x-nand iHsjrtsh. .r. mh4tf ^BsMM^MssMMaMStMSMaMesasa.

QOMJKTBING KEW O thk xasns eontftatly Ju»4 Watorf

SKIRT APJUSTEIO, at my rssideace, two SQoaree Eastfof tha uajost Depot. Also, at Srs. WilUams' MllllDery ^op, Ho. 1S6 Main street,, Ma. 0, H. LAWKKNOI, jaSMSm Man'sfhstarsr

PIruoo

from the well known Jlfanufactories of Kobon Nuns, N.T., the celebrated Patent Cycloid i'lunoj SteckA Oo., N. Y., A. H. Gale ft 'Jo., N. Y.. Kuabeft Co., Baltimore, ami other first, Makers.

& Needham^

Celebrated Bodoir Church Grgaos, PArlor Oi^Vnw and Melodeons. These Instruments stand alii getheT unrivaled, a fact which every Ifsteopr ami Judge will neat onoo convinced of by simply romparl^ them with others. ,1W Send Ibr a Circular. t-u. as lxo

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PRACTICAL PliNO MAKIK,

By trade, consequently a judge of Instrument*, these sanding orders from the distance can full) rely on obtaining aagood ond flne an article as li personally selected.

Liberal discount to Seminaries, Schools, MiiUa tors end Teachers el Musio. Send Cor Circular and Prices. Every Instrument warranted for five years. lend orders to SISSNEB'3

PALACE OF MUSIO,

48 Oltlo Street. Terre Haute, Indiana.

HATS AND CAPS.

J3L.

Fort Wayne, -u'

Hewarfcj .,- Loijaaspo^ti (r.

EW YORK A.T

STOKK

oseph C. Yatew^ PJ JUST IN BECEIPT OF Mens' Hats oi nu kinds,

Boys' Hat* of all ktndM, Misses* Hats of all klnd». Infants' Hots of all hinda, Aad at all prices.

MS.

Hats made to order on short oolice. Cninv and aee THE SPRING STYLES, Xaat side Public Square, Terra Haute, lad nov 27dtf

"VTEW HARNESS ESTABLISH. Xl KEliT.

RYAN"&

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BALL,

0a third Street, ene Door lot of BMOcbamp's Urer)' Stable,lurite all who want line HariMaa. to oall ou them before purchasing elsewhere,*? they Intend making tha Best and Latest Styles ot Harness in the city, and of ike best material that can be had. All work warranted to gin satla&rtlon. myl3dly

JCE CEEAMI ICE CREAM Ths right place—just the place to get alto Cream, Berries, Ac. Ben. BussaU has opeaed hia new 10* CKEAM SALOON, over K, Andrew Shoe Store, near tha corner of Fifth and Maiu Streets,, where Mrs. Buasell will be haps iu wait npon all thoas who may give ua a call, as we havo the most pleasant Booms to be found. are satisfied we can pleaSe the most fisstldlons.

Jelil3m p. BOSaKLt.

«ABD£ir SE£D«,

GL.

BE1GLER will keep dtia ring the season, good Oardan Semis of the best uuallty, er his own raising, and otli era ot

BELIApartlySEEDOKOWKBS, BLU

and snch

as ha can recommend. Call at my Establishment, on Sooth 6,h street, south of the National Honsu

E A E

As usual,

will keep oa hand a full supply of

all kinds ef Vegetables during the seaso n.

BOUQUUTS

Furnlahod to order* O.

L. BEIOUER.

AS FITTING.

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GEI6EI1 Jte WICKS Having commenced the Oaa Fitting buelneaj .it connection with their Lockaauthing Establlshmeat, hops, by prompt attention to orders, to saerlt a share of public patrooage. 8hop south side of Mala street, near Me Terre Haute House. AidSm

HO ALL INTERESTED,

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pAirrriNG! PAINTUVG1 FA1NT1NG1

CALL AT

B. BUCKELL'S PAI1TT SHOP, 4th St, 9d Poor North of Central Engine Hoass. Having had years ex par loo ce In Uu» abem. huainess, and having the beat Materials, 1 can warrant satisfaction la all 1 undertake.

Particular aitefct'on paid to Graining ood Sigu Writing. Jtludly

JOHU ARMSTRONG,

dansmltli aiid Stencll Cotter.

Hour, Whisky and dack brands, also Pfatee far aiarklog Clothing, cut to order. Sum mads ad repaired In ths best of style/

All work warranted to give satisfaction. 1'iShop 9d door East of ths New Court House, Ob1° street, at the Vigo vrittj Hay Boalai. fdi