Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 July 1867 — Page 4

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DAILY_3 EXPKESS.

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4:50 F.

Horning, July 10th, 18M

T1M.E TABLE.

TBEBE HAUTE AND IKPIAJTAi'OMg.

WAVE. RXVNM A. 2. vliT

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KiSfA-**-:»f. S CBAWfOBDSVILLB.^

BOCKVILLK E5TEH8I0K.

Tj^BBB-H^UTE

of rai road in tbo Jnif«j States.

E®" The gafu?" tr 6*'ll Vt^sr. grnOMr-.h^V" fl'«n th*

6®" The lndi«s of the First Presbyterian Church will give a Raspberry Supper at their Church on North Seventh street, on Thursday evening, the 11th inst. The public are invited. Admission froe.

tfjjf Th6 leaves of geranium are said to bo nn excellent application for cuts, where the tkin is rubbed off or wounds of that kind One or two leaves must be bruised and applied to the part and the wound will bo cicatrized in a short time.

JtQF* By request of the chairman of the Union Executive Committee of Vigo enjnty, we announce that a meeting of that Committee will be held on Friday evening next at the office of Messrs. Baird & Cm ft. Every Union man is invited to attend.

The Masons commenced yester

d»y on the walls of the new Deming block, corn, Main and Sixth Streets. "With its elegant stone front it will be the handsomest busiuess ftructuie in the city. It is a pleHSuri' to note that all the large bui'dinv's now in cess of erection are designed wilb cw to fine arcbictectu ra1 d-pluy.

g®* For sev«-ul d^ys workmen hare been boring for c-al on the MiHiga» Fiim «ix and half miles east of the c'tv on til- railronl. Monday, at the depi i,f 123 et, w«s f-'ii»d a vein ix fe, hi.'k of :ht wrv best qi.'iliiy of lilock CM!, AN i'LUN 'la 1,- un !er thi« thr feet of tire o!iy. Ttiia :«the nearest poi to ti^is city at whii-h wal has he^n disc vored ~lhtt i», on the east s:da of the Wa bas,.

AKCFMBY CLUBrf. The pamo of Arch--s iHH t!i* yr.'-at rage among £»surti lii-,1 ••. and 39 fct t! ."iilatitirg ibe popular r.i or. si. s,trt i? said Jo be

f.of tb-

hi.*L

bAd a. a 70rJii'^ 10:50

would

AEBIVZ.

11:00 A.

OPKMJiO AAD CLOSl.Nb OF MAII&

MAILS CLOSE.

POST OFFICE.

2: o*op. 7:00

Eastern,through,daily at... Eastern, wajr mail daily, at Cincinnati, daily, at li.m West.-rn, daily, at

9:00 e.

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Bockviileand way mail, daily at A0O

Evunnvilleaod way mail daily, at 8:U0 p. M. aierom, Monday and Thursday, at T:00 P. M. Huwesville, Friday, at 7:00 p. M. Asbboro, Monday, at 7:00 p. at. ju»

Bitmi,

a 3:u0

MAILS OPEN.

Eastern, through daily, at 12:15 a 6T0 p. a. Eastern, way mail, daily, at &30 P. jc. Ciuciauati, daily, at 5:30 P. M. W -Bieru, daily, at P. M. Bockrille and way mail, daily, at...., 12:15 p. a. livansvilie and wuy mail, daily, at

Mcrom, Wednesday and Saturday, at... 6:00 p. a. Howt^ville, Friday, at 5:00 P. M. Asnboro, onday, at 4:00 P. M. M» »„a,l 1 'Hi a li!:00

sous

Office open on Sunday from 8 to 9 a u. All mails clofe on Sunday cTeningat 6 P. M. E. BEAD, P. M.

1TV ANU STATK ITEMS

JJtfcf The F| ifc'p«l Sabbath Scb o' picn i- to d»y in t^e grove west of the

Co''go ground*.

he lines were net ye-terd jy for

b,! ound tion w.u*a of the State Normal 3. him!.

0Sr The »-ni\u5s -.f tho Rosa well chr.w-the tem|:cr. !ir^'to io 30 degree*

very

ravrr, b1e for bathing.

Tt if r!

roa 1 ?w»in

ih» miinsi ff rail-i-iVi Ip and Now A.1 hpv twenty milei

-Jr- fr

bar, 1'iivs bet'.fl

r-', p'' I: 'i-t'nnpniM T-j-occrs. Tb' i- purch iilnp

^eas»'taW»-v

iF^f' Mi ry

Cv-J.

in Laura*

.u,uas German gir\

0 Utc-d suicide

latf "i- fe. ly I'n'.ijr'nE.... Jfi health is ai'p poaed t" bv'«c

S&r By number of frien R. V'. JCW-M, wifl preach on nex1 SusvJay, !.!W 14th inst., at t^o new f»ir gr.'.'u.tdir ,3*rrlt*» wlli commence at five o'cluok, p. M. Ali are invited.

We le"rn our mterprising photo

grcp'-or, Mr W. Hu h.-r, ha# leen I*I licited to »le view of the se well with the oi'i-rntivea at work, and the pitture will prohubiy be executed thi morning-

CO»TUME WNT-N JUST ot.d the exercise rnent of this i, pretty girls ouv", c. ntest, -.'raw larger ce we can -y cT.'t the ladies

•ti

meCll:o I ape in:

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the best

ero- .i tint*. n:n thir.K juvt tit" \7

Prai'te Cvj- 1

vGluli?

FT'VD

Archery

fro N-

:?t tiaer

t" l«Hr« the -ies-.

veara «r in »h«

.ar,scinj{, ot fo icer fellow, i. Tv'iui several ami tW5«m down

Alf.-rfd Arnold, m?i ot citi.-. *r, A otbt he wits bsiins

tendont=r, whici hod previously to cK 'ttl boat wrack east of tliB

tow 5 run bathitg a»-! which bed T» remain ^J^SSd

The Company are enabled to act thus iinerally t'r.,in ine fact, that making their ourciuts of ongravu.gf, »nd of the prei* nts to be^iven ttwa, in such enormouslarge quantities, the cost per single ariclo is greatly reduced to wuar. wouid bf the price were tbtPpurchase of" the same uude at ret:i.il. B'Sidon this all the frogems, each as real eiate, etc., have been handed over to the Company by the original owners at their lowest market value. tnid account are the, Company.en«blea: 10 oiler such gfeat inducements to thoae who would interest themselves and aid in itleviating the miasms and distress of thu .iuudred3 and thousands of po^r and for -*kon orphans who are now daily seen in 1 ie lanes and tborou^htures ot our large cities, 10a

Among the many attractions of the city of Indianapolis, is the new and ratidly improving Cemetery of Crown Hili. The material known as Scotch Granite is con to form an impo'tant item in the adornment of these beautiful grounds.

Among the monuments to be put up there this season, area large family monuuiont by Mr. Bates one for the late Robert Walpole, of blue Scotch Granite one by Rev. Mr. Marshall, and two by Messrs. Alfred and J. C. S. Harrison, both of whom tako'down monuments of the best Italian marble, to replace them by the more enduring material,

Colonel Nolson Trueler, Secretary of State, lias a.so ordered a family monument of the same.

All this work is contrurted for, and is to be put up by Messrs. A. & G. Dodds, 01 Xenia, Obi •, who are engaged in im pi rting a large quantity of monuments tnia beatiful and durable material, and •vho are well known as reliable men and first c'ass desiuners.

James Wilson, Esq., is agent for these monuments in this city and vicinity.

GUAGINQ A

tbHT" .unit tL-e tide r.»o. On reaching the ting up" of nis paper, to the editor of the ichi oier. Ar old ae'.xed ho'd of a rope Thorntown Journal, he sharply answers: which ti'iit over the side of the vessel, I '*We are always bappy to receive adbut which was net fastened, and as he

v^ca

b-fore he h«d ttme to realize his position the gentleman wh'» tender-d us advice sucked under the schooner and gratia iast Sat rday we uM st4te, that dTwnel. young man was eighteen

L'OW. .attained aufuh CBO$DET.—This bas become a popafer I *rtt iwportaa^on^ht to game with,. many of- our young people., 82.00. Juftity. the railway cpmian'u-j Here is a Uttle waif that somebody bas *2,00, cfeater ng here to run into it daily ao-

commodfttion train, from every quarter Croquet ,r tf an early hour in the ori.ing and la .* Ont on the lawn, in the evening gray, evening tr&tns out. Mora ng accomoio- Went *Wle a Kats. Issid, "wtdchwayf" datibn trains fromGreencastl*. Bikville,

gather the following particulars

from a Philadelphia cotemporary in regard to the Riverside Institute, the advertisement of which appears in our (columns:

This Institute promises to be one of the grandest and noblest institutions of its kind ever organized. In order thut money may be speedily raised for the maintenance of the Home, the Washington Library Company has organized and adopted a plan which will meet with a nearly approval and earnest support from all. This Company knowing from the past that to rai*e lunds by appeals to the charitable public i* slow and uncertain wor*, oftentimes resulting in total failure, r.ave adopted ttieir present meth. for accomplishing this mueii-desired result Ttieir plan is to issue stock at one dollar er share, each share of stock entitling the holder thereof to one finely-executed steel plate engraving, which at retail could ,iot be purchased for this sum. In •ddition to ttiu, presents consisting of sevrnl thousand dollars in greenbacks, al estate, hordes, jewelry, silver ware, sewing machines, pianos, meiodeons, and hundreds of other valuable articles amounting in the aggregate to $300,000, wi 1 ulso i,e bestowed among the stockholder* Eve.y stockholder not only reogives his engraving at tue time of purti»»e, but wi.l also receive a present at the distribution,ttieru being no exceptions.

[Fr ih-j Sonia Torcbltght.

GRAUITE ftlONCMENT-.— Wo qu »te from the Indianapolis Journal tho (blowing articlo concerning granite niouu inenta. It attests the success which is utendirig the efforts of Messrs. A. & G. D.)dd» of this city in introducing these really beautiful and imperishable inonu m-nts It 6eema tliBt both in Indianapolis and Dayton, monuments of the best Italian marble are being taken down und eplbC-d ly the Scot granite. When he crumbling* per ahable nature of the Italian marble together with it» glaring white linear is contrasted with the variegated beauty und enduring solidity ,f these mouuments, upon which Time writes no wrinkles, it is not at all strange that they should entirely supersede the old material. "When beauty and economy are combined in the same thing, the result is not strange. The Journal says:

DUTCHMAN.—The

Asses

sor of this district, a person gotten up s, mewhat on the principle of Provost arshall General Fry, and more remark able for the frequency than the brilliancy of his manifestoes, conceive 1 a luminous idt a the other day, and wrote Mr. Levy, the su erintendent of the big brewery, in this city, a tuperciliou* co'ti.nunii-ation, •tati'ig th'tt he would be rquired to keep .n account of the beer covsumed by the operatives in the br^wry. Mr. Levy reurn the br' liant epi tb-, with an on-lor-eo.ent, »tHtinn that as the consumption of Deer by his hauns commenced with and ci ntiuu during the process of inanifai ture, it would be necessary to estab-u-h e.n average of S'.n-ngih and guage "Hi-h man in order to ascertain the exact strength ai.d quantity of tim beer consumand that as there was no olfieor ap pointed forgui^ing.a Dutchman, it would be well for Mr. AFICSor to lay the matter

Tote C'ongr-fS at it* i.ext se-sior,, and hava it at:onded to.—

Aurora Commercial

#SF* We hear of tho very strings death of a woman near ChainbsMburg, in this county, a few days ag She bad een brushing from the vines the new kind ofpotatoe bug which has appeared this vicinity lately, and after collecting several handtuis of them, urei ac aiding water on tbani, the steam from which killed her in twenty minutes. Wo aid not learn the woman'a name. This! seems incredible, but tho information comet from a well known and reliable citizen. Another instance also occurred whoro a man was hoeing his potatoes barefoot and stamping the bugs to death as be dislodged them from the vines. Tr:e effect waa the speedy appearance of Lnflamation, ai unsightly eruptions of b:a flash.—AtHcaLtdger.

EdIT0*T®o,1,! pno-havin«

some advice about the 'Vet-

'rom ^ose whom we Consider quali-

w* eerV8^

th"

R^.' O I think we understand oar business Fully as

W think we undewUnd oar buiin€59 Fully HS

iiir.drkapf & Brother, olotuiext, White w^U any ono

«ueet, New York. ,day in his life." J? edtf

jtt*n, pretty enough—but, ah, is that

And

tbejb°th

Sullivan and Mattoon. arriving bv 8 or The evening waa bright wtfh the mboa of May, .. And the lawn was light as though lit by day, 9 0VI0CK A M,, ana returning at 4 or 5 from the window Ilooke-j to see—Croquet.

M., would bo a great convenience lJif| tne people OI tno surrounding country, The hoops all stood in arch array, and would add muc^ to the daily trade of

*"Ct*'.cr^«

And 1 ,aid t0

build up a local business I

mJ,elf'

our city. Perha-^g they wou'd not pay But the malleta and balls all unheeded lay, for the first si-

twelve months, but they

sotyn

whieh Would after while become remuner- p"Ii, fort^g way, lative. We hope our railway friends will k® sioeied her hand. Was tint croquet? make the experiment and give it a good '.rial.

",oon^'

While the redrover rolled forg«tten away, He whispered all that a lover should say, _. And he kissed her lips—tcMat a queer croquet

Silent they mt 'neath the moon of-May But I knew by hsr blushes the said not nay. And I thought In my heart, "Now

tkal't

justified in picking W. Husher's pocket? Because he bas pictures:—(picked yours.)

CITY AFFAIRS.

Fifteen'cents

for all the best makes

of Dress Prints: Merrimack, Cocheco, Sprague, Richmond, American, Dunnell, at the Boston Store, 111 Main street, dlt SAXTON & WALMSLET.

Spencer's Patent Spring Nose

Glasses, in gold and silver frames. The best article in use. A new thing, and will pay to examine. For sale at

S. R.

8®"

FREEMAN'S,

jylOdwtf 74 Main Street.

FAMILY SEWING.—Any

one wishing

any kind of sewing, such as dresses, bonnets, &c.. can find a good seamstress by inquiring at L, Haller's tailor Ehop, on south side Main street, four doors east of Sixth. rffri

#£u

d4t

Twelve and a h«lf cents

for all of

the second grade of Prints fast colors good styles, light and dark To be bad at the Boston Store, the place te buy the Liest and cheapest »oda. dlt SAXTON & WALMSLET.

Bargains in Summer Goods N.

Erlanger & Bro. are offering all Summer Clothing at cost for cash. They have a good assort jaent of linen goods as well as light Cassimefa Suits. dtf

Remember tbeclearing«out sale of

Summer goods which wa commenced last Monday morning. Fine dress fabrics selling at less than cost of importation!

SAXTON & WALMSLET, 111 Main at. 10d.lt. •i.vf

STILL

ONWARD.—Notwithstanding

the

hard tim"s and high prices, thu sale of the

Chemical Snleratui

is still on the increase.

People will ute it, and every successful housewife tells her neighbor, and when her neighbor tries it she tells another, and thus its fame spreads until it is hard to tell where it will Btop. dwlt

CATARRH, THKOAT AND Ltrxo DisEA8K9.—Dr. Hale, of Indianapolis, whose reguiar monthly visit to this city during the last year bas been productive of happy results in many serious cases, may again be consulted at the Terre Hauto House, Thursday, July 11th.

FOUND—A

safe key, which tho owner

can have by calling at this offico.

BANKKUPTCY.—Wc are prepared to attend to all business pertaining to bankruptcy. -Office over McKeent's Bank. MACK & DAVIS.

dlTO

EXTP.A NOTICE.—For

g@* Bowen, Stewart & Co., of Indianas polis, carry absolutely the finest and heaviest stock of Books of every description and Stationary, and arc prepared to sell at the lowest possible rates. The trade, teachers, ministers and other pro* fessional men and students supplied at a heavy reduction. The newest publications for light reading or the study always on hand. No. 18. West Washington street, Indianapolis. aprl6deowl2t

PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVICE.—Read

Whittier's advertisement in another col•irrin. aprili-dwltaw-ly.

JULY

MONDAY, JTTLT

8TH-Opened on Sat

urday, new Bugie Fringes and Headings, Cotton Ball Trimmings, etc. Pretty White Piquen at 85 cents. 8dtf

EDSALL

$ILK FANE. 8dtf

& Co.

*t ..

EDSALL

& Co.

tfgT Ttotnty colors in Silk Beltings.

8dtf

EDSALL & Co.

S&* Linen Cuffs and Collars. I font's Embroidered Waists.

an apprenticeship of seven tu»d Crash at 12^ cents a yard

ytho

has^worktdl At it wiiitli Diaper.

pnntin^ business that we r-. "T. the finest Strawberries Fresh Wheat and

DiaPer-

Linen nnd extra

KD&AIX & Co.

•Sandal W&>d Fani'tt (1,00 and Ivory and Silk Fana at $1,50 and ^'[8dtQ^j £DBAX.L4bda,

•9" B. Weisz keeps the best assortraent of corsets in the city. dwtL

19* B. Woisz sells the cheapest and best corsets in the city. Call at the Hoop Skirt Factory, opposite the Post office. ''V'" ,r... .4 ..."dwtt

19* All numbers of Spool Linen Thread for Sewing Machines.

Dress Braids. Pretty striped. Swisses at low prices. 8 dtf1

by JOHH SCOTT

croquet.

Why would any of our friends be

Sow.

dw2w "ll s»*'-i ''it~ .j-ut J." M" For sale

Hoosier Wheat Drill.

,, JOHN SCOTT & SON. dw2w ifg-1

Raspberries, Currants, GooseberJ

rios and Cherries, of the very finest kinds, at Rav & Bailov'?. [dtf.

There is no fairer display of Ber

ries, Currants and Vegetables, than at Ray & Bailey's. Go and see, and lay in your stock. [dtf.

|gi* Pure Cider Vinegar at J? R. Wright & Co's, 155 Main street. dtf,

Just received 2,000 lbs Bed Seal

ing Wttx for fruit cans and jars at Davis' Drug Store, corne? of TJ^ird.jand Main Streets. dtf

Ladies' Gaiters for $1,26, at J. F.

Depew's. [29-dwlm. -«e.» BARGAINS IN BOOTS AND SHOXS.—A large stock to be sold at reduced prices at J. F. Depew's. No. 61, Barley's Biock Main street, Terre Haute. dwtf

8-4 White Crape Maretz and White Luster, at A. Nipperts. dtf

THEJMOST EXCITING AND INTEBESTING BOOK EVES PUBLISHED—The "History of the Secret Service," by Gen. L. C. Baker, late Provost Marshal and Chief Detective of the War Department.

This work embraces an

official

By Express, a ehoice stock of new

and fashionable Dress Goods, at A. Nippert's. dtf.

Ho! PIO-NICS.—Try the Cucumber Pickles at C. I. RIPLEY'S. [dtf,

Ladies and Misses Heavy Ribbed

Cotton Hose at A. Nipperts. dtf

t@P

V,- MM

fine drinks and

niceties of the season, go to Jake Housoman's Estrellfi Saloon, and re9t assured you will find everything you desire. As Cobblers, Julips, Smashes of all kind3, best bourbon and rvo whisky, foreign and domestic winos and cigars, St. Louis lager beer, and every thing you may look for in a first class saloon. A free, warm lunch served every morning from 9J till 11 o'clock. Come all and give mo a call. Extra lunclf every Saturday evening 9dlw.

Go to E. R. Wright & Co's for a

choice article of Green and Black Teas, No. 155 Main street. dtf.

Persons enquiring for the Post-

office" will find it three doors north of RAY & BAILEY'S Popular Family Provision and Vegetable Store, whore the market is open every day. dtf

Now Bonnet and Trimming Rib

bons, Dress Buttons, Gimps and Bugle Dress Trimming at A. Nipperts. dtf

MONEY FOUND.—During

the rush for

•uit cans at S. R. Hondorson's, on Saturday, a pock-book containing a small amount of money was left lying on a stove. Tiie owner can get it by calling at Henderson's Stove Store on Fouth street, 4 doors south of the Post office. [dtf.

The "Arrow" linen finish collar, is

free from all poisonous enamel,* and they are a perfect imitation of the finest linen For sale at N. Erlanger & Bros [25dtf

SILVER PLATE.—Sugar

JOHN

8, 1867.—At Tuell, ltipley &

Co's j-ist opened 1,000 yards elegant conets, 30 cents 500 yards elegant Organdies, 35 cents. 8dlw

STEP

Sifters, Spoon

Stands, Card Baskets, Opal Sugar Baskets, Ruby Glass, fancy decorated, plain and medallion Boquet Holders,

&c.t

FR ICEMAN'S.

Our readers will remember, that

at Biegler's store, adjoining the National House on -7th street, can always be found Sweet Potatoe, Tomato and Cabbage Plants of the largest and best kinds, together with Garden Seeds, of all descriptions. Pie-plant, Lettuce, &c., &c. [7dtf

LADDERS! STEP LADDERS II—We

have just received a complete assortment Balsley's Patent Step Ladders, very ligbt and strong. Every housekeeper should have one. For sale at sign of "'Big Padlock." CORY & MANCOURT,

June 22, dtf Sole Agent.

J6* Cornelius & Haggerty have received another stock of Merimack, Co checo, Sprsgiiei, American and'Rich* mond Prints—beautiful styles—at sixteen and two-third cent* per yard also Lan caster Quills at $2,75 and Honey Comb and Marsailles at low prices also good Plants and Tomato Plants, at C. I. Rip"» lev s, IZ2—ati Lawns at 16 cents, and best at twer.ty cts per yard, and all Summer Dress Goods at cost,# r3, j?•// /',. dtf

The Spencer Fruit Jar—sclf-seaK

ing—one crate sold—two more on hand. Call and see them at C. I. RlPLEY's. [dtf

t®*T. Riddle is receiving a nice inn of Gents' Furnishing Goods now.— Shirts, Hog-t, Collars, Ha"dkercbiefs, Ties •Sc., &c, and are_ very cheap too. 151 Main Street. dtf

Cabbage and Tomato Plants, at

George Biegler's, south otthe National House, Sixth street. [10-dtf.

8®" A choice article of Dried Peaches, Apples, Prunes and Cherries, at E. WEIGHT

Co's,

May 25,dtf 155 Main Street.

S&" Sweet Potato Plants,, _Cabbage lan ley's,

Good ready made Shirts for only

one dollar, at Riddle's, 151 Main Street, dtf

THE QUARREL ABOUT THE ARKrra IB Now 6ETTLKDI—Ray & Bailey have

Linen Rrd Embroidered Towels, 20 cts. "Open Market" every day, from 4} o'„jd Crash at 12 cents a yard. clock, A. *. to 9 *. Fresh V«etablee,

Rye Bread, every morning Honey in the

Qomb.

Orders can be filled for any

amount. Tbli

Beets

all I [15-dtf

LOCAUMOriCC^.

Coutlutloa Water ia «rim for Dusttti and all 11MMat tb* KDMII sad BLADBEB. Forsala ty all Druggist*. 96dwta

DiseaMs of Horaca Mtt wnler-Df* Girroan wontd wk partlcuUr ittntiss to taia notice. He claims ubllo patronage froaa the ttot that he has good experience In the practice of Veterinary Surgery, and has gtiea satUIactlon generally. He has and •aay Horst* and Oattla by his eklU,, ia .-acate attacks of Itflamsaations Ao. pays parUddar attinfioa to Veterinary Kidwlfery has sav«d nuuiy Tal«alil» I(aree and Cows byea» deiteary, whea'lbs» wis la great dlsttes*,

All colon of the 8ix Yard Imperial and would haw died without hsip. He asks particular atteatlon, alao, to Ui AlteratlTe .Voale Powders, which are of his own eoapoeMoa ^elear of all aatimonial jtolaoas that 4U s* promln«ait plaot la aU bot«*r Oonditivo Vewden.

mu &

Co.

Buckeyo Wheat Drill. For sale

Doctor ignores the aami-barberou praetMa of bleeding, ro welling, burning and blistering, which la bat a relic of barbarism, too tame to be any iesger tolerated among a Christian people. Gall at hi* Office, at B. W. Ohadwick's Lirery SUble, opposite the Post Office. No charges for consul tatlonat Office mb 6d2t»w-w3m

Kareks Kareka!! Eureka!!! -We are authorized to warrant the LCBKICAIIKO OIL now on sale at or Stole, a* being the best in the market. We will give to any man (who has use for any quantity,) one quart a* a sample. Far lien, Mechanics, Millers, or other men, send to your jnga and get a aample. This Oil is used en Wagons, Baggies Beapers, Mowersror any kind of Maehiaes. 1.1». AH

Jy2d3m

authentic

and

account of the hitherto suppressed tacts and intormat on obtained by Gen. Baker, during his flvo years service as Chief of the National Detective Police.— It was announced more than a year ago, but will now be issued,

unaltered

and w»,

abridged, under the aupervixwn

of General

BAKEH Mrs S. K. Moore is agent for this eity. Orders .-eceived by her, or left at Davis', Barr's or Mahan's Drug Store, will bo promptly filled.

"Ned Nevins, the Newsboy," Mrs. S E Moore, Agent. Orders reoeived by Mrs. Moore, or left at Davis', Barr's or Mahan's Drug Store, will be promptly filled. |dtf-

Graham Flour at No. 1, Bowling dtf.

Hall.

Unbolted Flour, at C. I. Rip-[22-dtf

'ey s.

8®" Plain and beaded Parasols by Express, and for sale at A. Nippert's. dtf

All 00.,

Druggists, Cor. 6th and Main Streets.

JySdtf

Molk and freckles.—The only reliable remedy for those brown discolorations on the 'ace called Moth Patches and Frock:e« is. Fnar'T Mora AHS FBXQK.I,S LOIMM, Prepared only by Dr. B. C. fiur, Doraiataloglst, IS Bond Street, Mew Tork. Sold by Druggists in Terre Haute, ana elsewhere. Price S3 per bettl-',

Try tke Magmlla White Lead.— It is a Snow White Paint, and its wearing qualities are unexcelled. The extraordinary large sale of the "Magnolia," last season is sn&cient guarantee that "K salts the people."

The moat complete stock of Lead, Glass, Oils, Varnishes, Colors, Brushes, and indeed, all manner of Painter's goods, for sale by

BARIt, GDLICK A BEERY,

apr 24dtf Druggists.

Pore Crystal lee.—The undersigned are now prepared to famish the public w(th clear' healthy Hirer and Sprlng Pon 1 Ioe for the-season, at low rates. 'Two.wagons will ran dallj, and supply all Business Hoosesand Private Families.. Orders left at the st Office, with GnS Arnold,-or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prompt attention. Those wishing a pure, healthy article of Ice, will do well to order from apr4d6m STKINMEflL A MK*Ell.||

Ice! Ice!—The undersigned would announce to the citisens of Terre Haute that he Is prepared to deliver, in any part of tho city, tne purest article of Ice ever offered in -this market. Orders may be left with Gas Arnold, at the Post Office, W. Bippetoe's Grocery Store, Cory A Ma court's Hardware Store, or at my Office, at the Ice House, southuast part of the ity. aprBiSm THO S. LUPTON, Agent.

Wheat Drills. FARMERS, DRILL TOUR WHEAT.—Bofore yon order a Drill call on Ira Grover, North Third Street, and see the eld reliable Kuhns A H*tnei( Drill, 10,000 of which are now In use, and a sample of which, has been at Mr. Grover's for the past six weeks.. Do not bay a Drill, thr name of which tho Agent is ashamed to advertee. Bay the b«st. Buy the KuhfisA Haines, with Nauman's improvements, de at Dayton, Ohio. Give your Order early, or yon will fail to get one. Sixty-three have already been sold this Spring, and the rush still continues. Do not fall, before yon order, to call on Ira Grover, and see the most complete and most reliable Wheat Drill ever made. je27dw2w

FOR RENT.

TOatEENT—THE

UNION

HOTEL,

Charleston, Illinois, has been refurnish

ed and fitted up, and is now in successful operation, and can be rented on reaasnable terms,

tot

particulars, apply to JA1 H. 1IAY, my27dtf At the Union''Hotel. in v/ "-n

WANTED.

WANTED.—OLD URQU.^The highest priro paid for all old scrap Iron deliTered- at the"Phoenlx Foundry.'^-near the Passengor Depot. HcBLFRKSH A DKNGLEB ap23dtf OK AAA BABIE8 WAITED—Between AiWjWV the ages of one week and four years, that are suffering from Pain, Diarrhea or Dysentary, to cry for GRANDMA'S SOOTHIHG 8YBDP. It is only 25 cents a bottle. For »a ty all Druggists. Try it. apr2d3m

FOR SALE.

SALE.—EARB CHANCE FOB A BARGAIN.—Four Billiard Tables, nearly new, Brunswick's mike, with Phelan Cushions. Balls, Cues, Backs and Covers to match.— Also, Counter, Sideboard and other llxtnres.— Will sold in lots to snit, on the lowest reasonable terms, for cash, or part cash and note with approved secarity for balance.

For terms appljrsoon to M. A. CRANE, Office of Thompson, Crane A Thompson Jnly4d2w

TpOK SALE—Two Milch Cows, JL Enquire of J. J. WEB8TBB, North 14th Street, next to G. Beigler, or at J, Startw,' en Kast Maiu Street, next to Canal. Je2Sdtf

I?OR SALE—FonrjFrame Houses -L One of B\e, two of six, and one of seren rooms. I will pell these houses verv low, and on reasonable rmi. Apply to T. J. FORREST, 14 tf Near corner 3d and Ohio Streets.

l?OR SALE—A house and sevJj oral building lots, in Chasx's Addition, northoast of the Union Depot. The House has four Rooms, one Closet, one Pantry, a good Cellar, Stable and Woodshed, Cistern and Pump, and a good Well, all in good repair.

The building lots »re surrounded by fine shade trees, and some of them are full of fine fruitbearing trees. F. N1PPKRT. ml6dtf Call at the Terre Haa House.

FOR

SALE.—Quite a number of nice Building Lots (70 by 142 feel), sonth of tho city, near tbe lean Addition, west of the Canal. These lots will be sold low. Reasonable time given to those who will bntld on them.

F. VIPPJCRT,

mlGdtf Call at the Terre Haute House.

OR SALE.~The Brick Build. ing on Third street, half square north of Main, now occupied by Ira Grover. For further information, apply to D. W. M1NSUALL,

I7,1tf At First Nat onal Bank.

E^OR SALE—BOARDING HOUSE

and Wagon Yard,—I will sell on reasonable torn.*, my ioarding Uousaand Wngon Yard, sit* uated on the corner of First and Poplar streets, oppclto Thompson's Mill. Enquire at Cox A Son's, or ox the premises. aprl2dtf CHARLES BELL.

170R SALE.—A Neat Cottage 1? House, on South Eighth gtroet. Good w. 11, Cistern, Bart, and choice Fruit on the premises.— Enquire at "The First National Bank." Udtf

171 OR SALE.—HOUSE and LOT.

j| The undersigned offers for sale a seat brick house 1% stories high, flv„ Mat rooms, two olosts, berfde kitchen and'•sllar 18X20 aad a panry the entire length of tihe Honse—new. Also a never falling well or water, and other ap. «r tenanc-e. itoated op North Third etreet, south the T. H. A A„ Fre|gbt goaae. tlnqnre on the premises. fU-^Sml P- J. BYBME, Prop'r.

NEW ADVERTISE ME NTS

To Sinking Fond Borrowers.

Ornce AUDITOR or STUB, SisKWaftna) Diraarxxn, JIsDiAXAroi.is, iksiaaa, July 3,1867,)

All persons Indebted to 4he Sinking Fund are twreby ootefled that all lands mortgaged to s»ld faad, and on which in'erest bas not been paid in advance, for the present ar, will be advertised for sixty days previous to, and offered for public sale, on the second Tneeday in December n««. flVSales will be aads fbr cash oaly.^BR

Payment of all loans will be reonlred in three Uniesslin aansal instalments, be^ln nlng in 1888.

T.B. JtcOAUT. AaiUsr tfltate.

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ao rss".

••ISi. *kw&J--*' Juat ^EiocB#irs4»7?

2000 BUSHELS

Plasterers

Which we will sell at a

REDUCED PRICE!1

1 ST. $Tt 1 "ft 1 I.-, .•v ,'

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,? CASH PAID 4

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Hidesy \3

Tallow,

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ROU OH LEATHER, «u si! sR^it^ci Jjrt-sixT I

Mjis.fK hittt BURNETT 4c BOSS'

LEATHER STORI ,':

No. 144 Main St-

DRY COOPS.

TUF.LL, RIPliE S Wt.'S

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Great Wholesale and Retail

3UT TO 73TIf

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Dry Gods1 Emporium,

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INDIANA and ILLINOIS.

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134 Main St., Cor*. Stir,

SvSJT TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA

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TUESDAY, JULY 9th, 1867.

isrr

Our Great Semi-annual

CLEARANCE ^SALE

Of Summer Dress Goods.

r" "f 'fAlnf-tkJr* by.*:

It* •!»«',

,3„f £.tj

Pine Apple Grenadines redaced to 25 cts. Muslin Grenadines reduced to 25 cents. Figured Alpaccas worth 50 re duced to 25 conts. Real Wool fHernanni worth 60 reduced to 26 .cents. Checked Poplins worth 50 reduced to 25 .cents. Brocade Alpaccas worth 40 reduced to 25^ cents. Plain Wool DeLain worth 60 reducedL.to 45 cents Plain Wdol DeLain worth T5 redaced to 55 dents, Elegant Black Silks up from $1,25.

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TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.,

I -I COB. 5TH A MAIN STREETS,

Terre HLaixte, Ind.

WINES AND LIQUORS,

Bordeaux Clarels.

Rhine Wines

lose! Wines,«

jit in -'in ,. vl s-estoli'iKna 'alt?

Cognac Brandies,

•mutcsmai-i-i tuw jj, .p$unims .tr:xj£ •oAi r^.aaciaH foafaii on!

Holland 'din, &e.j

£i iu: i-.. •.

f. f.'.c

W Mm&n

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coot.

FOB THE

Best CaliNCs!

Merrimacks, Cocheooe, Spraguee, Richmoods, Americans, Dunnells, and all the FINEST BRANDS, reduced this morning to

15:: CENTS!

•'.J** I IN OIL v*" We make this great redaction in Prints (which at this price are lower than, we can place them on oar shelves to-day) in connection with our ,. um.•.

CLEARING OUT SALE

-OP-

Summer Goods! ™. Which commences

MONDAY, JULY 8th.

lss,T)5 a

Fine Dress Goods and Summer iitiawb closing out at

Gri*eat Bargains I

In making this announcement of a break down of Prices, wc feel confident of. the support and patronage of the people of Terre Hant* and surrounding country, '-hese interests we are unquestionably serving in thus offering them Goods at lower. prices than have yet been touched bj any other house in the city.

SAITON :& Wambleti lmBOSTON STORE, •»C£S'.WSeH ,1M li't 111 Main Street.

C.WITTIG&CO., 73 MAIN STREET,

OPPOSITE Mc'KEEN'S BANK

WEEKLY BVLLETIH

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NEW ARRIVALS. SLATE COLORED GRENADINES .fjk For Veils. «T "fcl -si,,:,'

OIL SILK! OIL SILK! OIL SILK!

WHITE PIQUE,

THE NEW SKIRT, Vte:

Ristofil Ristori! Ilistori!

Intloduced here for the first time I

THE

FOURTH

is COMING I

Red Ribdon, White Ribbon, and Blue Ribbon,

A LARGE STOCK\OF THEM.

Bargains! Bargains!

A A I N S HJiTT

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"Tripbrted and fvrlfalti

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G. WEISS &, CO.,

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TERBE-HAUTE, IPO). April 2343m

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40s .' Jr.

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Elegant Fancy Silks up from 90 centst(Tho Largest Variety of other Summer Oobds at Greatly Reduced Prices.) Yard wide Bleached Muslin atj cents. Yard wide Bleached Muslin,, better, 18 to 25 cents. Yard wide Brown Muslin 12$ cents. Yard widn, Elegant Quality, 16 to 20 eents. (Dayton (Jetton Yarn alwavs on hand at lowest prices.) (The best Bine and Brown Home made JEANS, mado lh Indiana, at 90 Cents.) Common Calicoes at 10 cents. Fast Colors Calicoes at 12} cents. Elegant Quality Calico% lg tq i.~ t.t:' -3.!.'. •ft !sd

We have opened a new Department FOR BARGAINS, .T^erQ^we ojBer Goods which

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Great inducements offered in the whole Stock to make room for. F$ll and Winter Goods. ff!nU,£f9:

nwst

Cloaks, Balmorals, Dress Goods, Notions and 3ET kc Remnants. ,H.

Call for the Bargains!

73 Main Street.

C. WITTIG & CO.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

8-4 Black and White Grenadine for shawls.

White and Black Grenadine Shawls.

New Leno Shawls (received Saturday New Barege Shawls Satin Stripe Mode do Our stock increased by a hundred new Shawls, at from 31 50 up.

While Lama Lace Points to arrive.

Striped and figured Shirting and Apron Linens. Buff, Bismarck, Blue and Drab Linens

Pretty, Tucked, Linen Standing and Byron Collars. White Silk and Lisle Kid fit Gloves.

Heavy Rep SiJk Basques for $22—reduced from $60. White Shirred Muslin, with narrow black stripe, (pretty goods for waists.)

Stripped Cheeked and Plain White

h':-'

JOHN as. BEIZ, Early's Block, No. 60 Main Street,

Terre Haute, Indiana,

MOST

respectfully recommends his woll selected stock of Jeans, flannels, plain and plaid Lin-eys, Blankets, Coverlets, and Woolen Knitting Tarns, of different kinds. Being fnlly enabled to warrant the first quality ef these Goods I most reepectfully invite Ladies and Gentlemen •oeall and Inepmt them. Wool taken in exchange 0t Qnods, and the hlgheet market rates paU.

jgOOKS AND STATIONERY W. O'CONNELL

Has disposed of his Undertaking Bnsiness, which had become necessary In consequence of the rapid increare of his

BOOK TRADE.

He will now devote his entire attention to the latter branch of business, and with a full and complete stock of Books anl Stationer^-,

SCHOOL BOOKS, MAGAZINES, PAPERS, Ac., Ac.,

Aats a oontlnaanco of the trade heretofore so OwiUly bestowed

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MCHCH'T TAILORING.

si I* E W I

8PBIMI AMI SUMMER

Uxios CLOTHIMI STORE!

HARTS0CK & BANNISTER

Have just received a Bcantlful Liueof"

Spring and Summer CASSIMERES! FlneFrench Coatings!

Plftin ftudlFftocy Colors for

-~~+9 -1.

Bnsiness Suits

If yon want the LATEST STYLE and the BEST FIT, oall at

TvTo.79 Main St.

Also Large Stock of

Light Cheap Cassimercs

FOR

MEN AND BOYS WEAR! Linnen Dusters, Idnnen Business Coats,

Linnen Pants, Linnen Vests

These (foods are sold at LOW FIQURSS to CASH rOECHASERS1 H. & B.

J. WALMSLEY,

E A I O

Has just returned from the East with a large Stock of

Cloths,

OF JULY

Cassimeres

Testings,

Which he proposes to make up to order

CHEAPER

Than any other Merchant Tailoring Establishment in Terre-Haute.

Gentlemen in want of Clothes mnde in Good Style by a

I*i*actical Tailor I

CalL on J. W. at bis

TAILOR SHOP

East Side of the Public Square

PARTICULAR .NOTICE.

sold regardless of cost, containing

DA]fALDSON[.

Those having claims with me will please read the following:

Widows' Bounty Claims.

In addition to the proof already gone forward, widows are now required to prove that they bnvo not married again prior to July 28, 186G.

Minors' Bounty Claims.

In addition to the proof already gono forward, guardians are now required to prove the date oi the birth of each child, and giro their ward's present place of resldenco.

SfiF1 wid

idows and guardians will please call,

bringing two competent witnesses, to make said proof. Guardians will also bring a

guardianship.

certificate of

The above Is required in all cases before a claim will be admitted aod paid. Nothing further is required for a bounty claim for parents, or for a father or mother, where the soldkr died in the service.

The fee for procuring bounty claims has been fixed at Washington Ciiy, at tin per cent., the party also paying tho clerk's fee.

Or Bounty claims for

deotated

QANCER8.

Ors

gandies, much used/or Waists and Dresses,

dtf.] EDSALL & Co.

soldiers, can.

not be expected to be paid in lens than about a yrar after theclalm went forward, or at least for some months after the papnrs are reported right.

D. S. DANALDSOK.

COLGATE & UCN

GERMAN

Erasive Soap

manufactured from Fn.c UATKKIALS, and may be considered the STANDARD of KXCKILENCE

For sale by all Giocers.

"Mviy

Dr. W.C.CO!JDE^, Who resided In this city fer four years, and now a resident of Lontsville, Ky., who has at this time an extensive practice in the treatment or' CANOEKS and Cancerous Affections, and is rapidly gaining the high rep station tbat he held in ttiid ctty during his stay with us. We can t"stify of we know, tbat Dr. Ooudsn bas been eminently successful in the many cases that he treated in this city and surrounding country. Tin, DocU r's modo of treatment diflVrs from all others, using •B antidote of his own preparation, killing I he Cancer, root end branch, •ithont pain, loss of blood, or tho use of tho knlf». Dr. Ooudeii Is willing also, to impart bis mode of treatment of the Cancer to one or two regular practicing Physicians of good reputation, lie does not desiru to place IT in the hands of an) one who Is not Well qualified to sustain the reputation that ho ha» already gained tor bis Remedv. Any oho who may desire farther

I. C. DAWSOH.

information in reference to the

cure, or mode of treatment of Cancer, ran consult bim in person, or by letter, Louisville, Ky., P. O. Box 07iJ. apriydwdiu

•r a lij

S. W. FORREST.

DAWSON & FORREST, AUCTI O IV

—AND—

COMMISSION MKRCHASTS

Having established themselves permanently in the City of Terre Haute, lnd., on the oorner of Third and Ohio Streets, will sell goods of all kinds on consignment, close out Stocks, sell Furniture, mate advances on Conslgnin, uts, and do all other matters and things pertaining to the Auction and Commission bnsinese.

Special attention paid to the sain of Merchandise, Stock, Ac. Consignments Solicited. Liberal advances made

Goods delivered. They will also attend Public Sales In 9ny part of the county on reasonable tt»rms

OEORfiK A. HATWARD,

mrlMtr Salmi,,.,,

OIL MANUFACTURERS. "l/TAUTE & CO. Manufacturers

XVA of Lard Oil, Keatsfoot Oil and all kinds of Lubricating and Lamp Oils. The beat kiud of Axle Grease, Ac Ac. Orders can he loft at H. Hulman'i, Main Street, Terre Haute.

Macro A Co., haveHse fur dead Animals, Bones and Fat and pay for the same according to the condition thereof, if delivered at their Factory, west of the Cemetery, on the Canal, Terre Haute, lnd. ap!3d6m