Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 July 1867 — Page 4

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DAILY EXl'liESb

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star day Morning, July 20th, 18OT.

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TIEBE HAUTE AJfD INDIANAPOLIS. j" .'/* AJtaiVK. !"oan*» Express l\A5 A. t' «"". mail

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Eipre.a 10:50*.

Bt. LOtTIS, ALTON AND TEBBE HAUTE. ABBIVK. LIATX. 11-S5 A ..Express' *20 A. M. 4*60 *...Mattoon Accommodation... S»:45 A. U. 11:00 P.' —Express 3:00 p. M.

TTVANSVILLE AND CRAWFOED3YILLE. AEKXVE. £AVI. t-40 A. Accommodation 4:20 p. 4:40 P. H-

.Mail. 2:65 P.

BOCKVILLE EXTENSION.

T*AV£. 4:50 P. I

AKBIVE.

TERRE-HAUTE POST OFFICE.

OPENING AND CL08I.NU OF MAILS.

MAILS CLOSE.

Easteru,through,daily at 2 if0i 9 P. Eastern, way mail daily, at....

MAILS OPEN.

Eastern, through daily, at 12:15*580 p. u. Eastern, way mail, daily, at 5:30 p. a. Cincinnati, daily, at

j:30

p. H.

Western, dally, at 3:20 P. M. Bockville and way mail, daily, at 12:15 p. Evansvilleand way mail, daily, at 3:20 p. u. Merom, Wednesday and Saturday, at... 6:00 p. M. Howesville, Friday, at 3:00 p. m. Ashboro, Monday, at 4:00 P. u. Marshall, Daily at 12:00 KOON

Office open on Sunday from 8 to 9 A M. All mails close on Sunday evening at 6 p. sc. E. BEAD, P. M.

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

Petroleum is said to be a sure euro

for the itch—the itch for speculation.

Miss Louisa Blackmail delivers

lecture on Mormonism tbi? evening at Downing Hall.

The excursion train to Indianapo

lis to morrow leaves the depot at nine o'clock.

Hon. Thos. H. Nelson and Col.

W- E. McLean are announced to address a G. A. R. picnic at Farmersburg, to-day

'There's nothing half so sweet in life as love's young dream—always excepting Scudder's popular ice cjeam.

At Dawson & Forrest's, at two

o'clock this afternoon, two fine carriages and nn open buggy will be sold at auction.

Services in the Congregational

Church to-morrow (Sunday), as usual.— Rov. "Wm. Clift, of New York City, will preach in the morning, and in the even ing the pastor, Rev. E. Frank Howe, will preach for the last time before bis sum mer vacation. The evening sermon will bo to Young Men.

|Qy*Tho report of Prof. R. T. Brown Who is now making an analysis of the water from the artesian well, will be made pub lie next week. In the meantime our pes pie are drinking it freely, and yesterday we noticed a gentleman giving his horse two Uucketsfalj as a cathartic. The horse liktd it

A CAEI LOAD.—Yesterday Gus Arnold received his pupplies of the Monthlies for August, together with Illustrated "Week lies and Comio papers. Among the Monthly publications will be found Go dey, Poterson, Leslie, Demorest, Atlantic, Lady's Friend, Northern Monthly, and Balou's and Arthur's Home Magaze.

SURE CUBE FOB DYSPEPSIA.—It not generally known that the most simple remedies often cure the most stubborn diseases. The saliva of the mouth is a sure cure for the worst cases of dyspepsia Apply to the palms of tbe band, and r*jb it ir« for two hours in tbe morning ami two hours at evening, with the handle of a hoe.

SOIJKS unu say- he slaughters POT*

to bugs this way: "He hills the potatoes very high, in the shape of a cone, smooth face, and then shakes the bugs ofT the vines, they roll down the hill und aro un able to crawl up again. Where the work is well done, probably not one bug in twenty can get up to the vine, and a day or two of fasting and hot sun will kill them on the ground. Plaster is also found to ch«ck the ravages of the bugs.

Qitir A lawyor in St. Louis wai arreted the other dav on tbo charge of insanity. His conduct had been very singular for some months, though not very unusu al in his profession. He had attended court regularly for six months, and ap peared to think he had a good practice, when really he did not have a single client. Wonder if the bar of this city hastvt several members eligible to the Insane Asylum under such a ruliDg.

There are six Base Ball Clubs in

this city, rejoicing in tbe following titles. "Phoenix,'' "Resolute," "Sphynx,'' "Mo hawk." "Star" and "Hoosier." It may be proper to state there are several other clubs composed of jolly little urchins whose mammas scarcely know they're out. It may also be proper to add that the celebrated National Base Ball Club of Washington passed through the city last night, en route for St. Louis, not daring to stop and risk their reputation with either of tho above named elnbv

MAXOB COUBT.—Thero were live cases yesterday for various offenses—fighting, disturbing the peace, and associating with prostitutes. The guil'.y parties were lined and costed in amounts ranging from $4.20

to $10. A clerk in one of our Main street store* was arraigned for burning some rubbish in tho rear of the store on the evening previous. He escaped on some technicality.. Out readers shculd bear in mind that there is an ordinance prohibiting the building of any fire outdoors after dark. 2The object is to prevent ftl?e alarms of

fire.

WABKIKG UNHEBDKD—N twithstand the oft repeated accoui.ta, published all over the country, of the terrible resuite from the careless handling of coal oil, tbe people don't seom to realize the fact.tbatit is dangerous when used for purposes for which It never waa intended. A few days since a Mrs. Melville, of Shelbyville, died from the effects ol burns re» ceived the day before from a coal oil explosion, an accident similar to maDy we

have noticed lately. fire, and in order to expedite matters' poured coal oil on the wood which was already burning.

FUNERAL NOTICE

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Cincinnati, dally, at 9:00 Western, daily, at 11:00 A. Bockville and way mail, daily at 3:00 p. M. Evansrville and way mail daily, at 3:00 p. Jlerom,Monday and Thursday, at 7:00 p. u. Howesville, Friday, at 7:00 p. m. Ashboro, Monday, at 7*)0 p. Marshall, Daily at 3:00 p. M.

dence in Lost Creek township, on Friday

morning, the 19th inst., at 6 o'clock, after a lingering illness of many months, SAMtJEt W. EDMUNDS, Esq., one of the oldest

residents of this county, in the 71st year of his age. The funeral of the deceased will tuke place this, Saturday afternoon al 3 o'clock from the residence .»f hi? son, Jas. B. Edmund?, on North 5'h street, between Mulberry and Etgln strfftts, to which the friends and acquaintance* are respectfully invited to attenl witiiout further notice.

IRON VERNIRFUGE. An agricultutural journal speaks of a p?ach grower wh has lost by th* rava^et w.iran all his peach tree exoept three, and these three are the most thrifty peach trees he ever saw. The only cau^e of their salvation known is the nail? that were driven into them when they were about a year oM. Tfii-penny nails were driven in elri'u to the ground. The trec^ served in this way w^ra selected a'- random, and n.-.w they alone sur*iv- the ravages of the insects. It is supposed that the salt of iron afforded by the nail is offensive to the worm, while it is nannies- to the tree. Achomicftl writer says that tho oxidation of tho iron by the sap evolves ammonia, which, rising with tho sap, impregnates every particle of tho foliage, and is tco eere ad os or he el no at so in sects. This is certainly worth trying A writer recommends driving haU' a dozen nailsinto the trunk. Accidental experiments confirm the result. For example, one branch of an apple tree only bor« fruit, and it was io.md that around that branch had been fastened with a wire a label of the nam of th) variety, and the limb had grown over the wire, thus inclosing and uses.

This well was commenced in 1865, and first struck a vein of blue sulphur artesian water, at 955 feet. In 1866, the well was bored to a depth of 1105 feet, where white sulphur water was found, and us tho well progressed from that point, fifty feet deeper, the water contin-1 aously increased in quantity, aud is now dowing at the full capacity of the well, at the bottom, which is four undone half inches in diameter, and from the bottom is propelled upwards by a lifting force of Ave hundred pounds to the square inch, as is evinced by its propelling force neutralizing the drill and heavy weight of tbe machinery. The volume of water is estimated at one barrel per second, or 8 6, 4000 barrels per day. Tbe temperature of the water is V0J degrees, Fahrenheit, showing that earth increases in temperature one degree Fah. for every fifty-two feet of descent. The water has been analyzed by diatinguishedchemists of Cincinnati and New York, who pronounoe it one of the most perfect medical com pounds in tbe world, and predicts thatjit will surpass Blue Licks and Saratoga as a medicinal agent.

There are two sections of cast iron drive pipe of ten feet each, which have been inserted in tin- well to insure against its washing, extending to the solid rock some twelve feet below the surlace, anil is sis inches in diameter, and as stated before, four and a half inches, lienci the water does not piay up above the pipe more than twu foet without being confined. But i'ii being confined, does play a a in on iv or feet in tho air. Uv inserting in the main pipe a tube of three inches in diaint-ler, the water flows out in a stream at the top of the derrick, forty feet nbnve the surface of the earth.

Tnere has been no intermission in the flow of water sinoe it first began, but has been flowing one continuous stream i"ver since. It is a sight well worth going to see, and should the rubbish and debri3 be removed from around it, and the grounds made beautiful and inviting, it certainly would be onn of tho most desirable resorts that wo know of. We hear it rumored, howv.vor, that iho company contemplate making some improvements in the way of erecting bath houses, a hotel scd othe fixtures necessary to make it a place of comfort, pleasure and renown.

REFORM IN RIDING DRESSES.—No cos. tume more utterly unsuitable for the purpose could be devised than the present style of habit adopted by the ladies in ri ding. They could hardly get a worse habit, and it is cheering to know that they aro making endeavors to get out of it. on ii it be or ad on Atlantic slope will follow the sensible example of their sisters in Marvsville, Caii fornia We quote

They proposo to throw away the cumbersome and horse-scaring flounce and adept the Turkish stylo of habit, use tbe mnle saddle, and mount ther steeds the same as "other folks." And why not Physicians recommend invalids to take exarclso on horseback. But this, reader, under the prevailing custom of riding on side-saddle*, is }uito as much to be feared as the disease, and many of the ladies think they may as well die of consumption as broken backs or crushed brains.— The ladies have been taking this matter under serious consideration of late, and have bravely resolved to defy old fogy ism and ride as sense and comfort dictate.— We understand that a party of five or six of our most respectable citizens are preparing tbeir Turkish dresses and will oe ready to take the air on horseback the latter part of this week. We notice this style of riding is being introduced among the English ladies, and the mothers of Yankee boys should not be excelled by the matrons of old fogy England.

Don't forget the big Lunch at the

Estrella Saloon to-night. dlt

ter Office one week hence:

--Died, at resi- Trimmings, Silk Star Braid, and a varie-

of Notio

JU3t

Store, dtf.

Letters addressed as IOHOWS re- LEATHEB AT REDUCED PRICES.— main in the Post office, in consequence of Boyie & Hoffman will move to their ,, I new room on Main street, east of Sixth, tbe writers neglecting to affix postage

A. M. Motherhead, Indianapolis/Thd. Miss Jalia Bartour, Jefferaonrille, Ind/V S. M. Coudon, Sidoey, Ills* Lieut. L. 21. O'Brien, Pittsburg Landing, Tenn. Capt. 6. A. Hall, Jeffersonrille, Ind.

She was kindling & __ ._ TUBTL* SOUP TURTLE SOUP!! TUBTLE SOUP!!1—Go to the Teutonia this if an so of ha el a he lent Turtle Soup. Mrs. Schaffer knows

falling stream into the, spout, bursting the ^ow can and throwing the ignited fluid alii •••••.•••• over the unfortunatp woman's person. a N in to ad

latest New York Weekly Pictorials for July 27 Leslies and Godey's Magazines for August a full supply of the latest news from all parts of the world. An extra supply of Cincinnati daily papers un hand this evening. Call at No. 104 Main street, dlt

Ladies will find the bnst and

cheapest place to buy Hoop Skirts and Corsets at the original Skirt Factory opposite tbe Post Office. dwtf

frjy* Ladies buying Skirts at Weisz's Factory opposite the Post Office can have them repaired free! dwtf

COLLARS. Ladies' Collars, Gents Collars, Boy's Collars, Collars and Cuffs H'. KIDDI.F.'S [dtf.

SHIRTS, SNIRTA.—Shirts at Riddle's. [dtf.

t. R. Shirts, Barber's Shirts, cheap

Shirts, high priced Shirts, at Riddle' 151 Main street. [dtf.

HENRIETTA Tr£8.—With the best selection of other Ties in tho city. [dtf.

JUST RECEIVED.—A general stock of

appropriating it and its Yariety Goods, cheaper than ever, at Riddie's [dtf.

ARTESIAN WELL AT LODI.—The edi -j Good for hard times or for good tur of tho Newport Hoosier State

has re- times. A Doty Washing Machine and

cently visited the artesian well at Lodi universal clothes wringer. These, the Parke County, and from a column arti-j most papular of all machines forthepur* cle, we condense the following It is of pose, are for sale at J. A. Foote's, No. 66 interest, as the water is similar to thatofl Main street. 19d3t. the Rose well at this place. It is situated about one milo north of the little town of FLot'R AT EIGHT DOLLARS —Ray & Lodi, on the land of Wm. Waun, and Bailv have a good quality of superfine within twenty-live yards of the east bank of the Wabash and Erie Canal, at the foot of a large hill.

flour at $8,00 per barrel. [j 18,dtf

WHAT'S THE USE ?—Of paying $18,00 for a pair of fine patent leather sewed boots, when you can buy them at N. Andrews, for $9,00. dlw

The firm of Thompson, Crane &

Thompson having been dissolved by mutual consent, R. W. Thompson, Jr., and D. A. Conover have associated themselves under the firm name of Thompson & Conover, and will continue the practice of law and collection of claims.

M. A Crane having assumed the entire Insurance Agency of the late firm, com prising some of the best Hartford. New York and Western Companies, will issue Fire, Life and Accident Policies at the lowest reasonable rates. A fair share of patronage is respectfully solicited.

Office, over Merchants' Union .Express Company, Main street. [^W

WANTED TO RENT.— By the first of November a pleasant dwelling house of five cr six rooms, for which a pood rent will bo paid. Somo person having means might invest it profitably by building such a house and leasing it to a tenant who would take pleasure in ornamenting and improving the property by the onlti vntion of shrubbjry, fruits, &c Enquire at S I?. Henderson'? Stove Store, [dtf.

8®" A meeting of the Union Execu nvo Committep of Vigo county, will be held at the Old Court House (up-stairs,) on Saturday, the 27th inst at 1 o'clock p. M., for the transaction of business. By order of the Committee.

W. K. EDWARDS, ChnVn

100 GALLONS splendid Blaclcborries at Ray & Bailey's go Hnd iy a full sup-

P'-v-

Isjjf* Earnhardt & Seamen, at Concordia Hall, want to purchase ono hundred pigeons immediately, for which a fair price will be paid.

HORSE FOR SALE.—A good dun mare for sale, cheap, enquire of Cox & Son. dla*

P. P. Deck's best French Calf

Pegged Boots of his own make, made by the best of workmen in his own shop.— A better boot than any other house in the city can mtke,cnn be bought for $8,25, No 16 N.-rth Fourth Street, Terre Haute, Indiana. P. P. DECK.

WOOL SACKS—Burlaps for sale by Edsall & Co dtf

MONDAY, Jim 15TH—We will from this day sell all Lawns, light or thin goods without regard to cost, dlt' EDSALI. & Co.

BLACKBERRIES—The first of the season, at C. I. Ripley's. 112tf

NEW ESTABLISHMENT FOR THE LADIES. —Mrs. Yolger has just opened a new and tasty store five doors south of the Post Office, where she can supply the ladies of this city, with Hoop Skirts, all styles, co&J sets, furnishing goods, dress trimmings, notions, &c. Particu'ar atten lion given to dress making. dim

A very pretty lot of cheap lawns

just opened. Very pretty Silk Grenadines at half price. EDSALT & Co. dtf

about first of

stamps, and will be sent to the Dead Let-1 they will sell their goods very cheap for c*sh. They still continue to pay the highest market price tor hides, sheep skins and leather in the rough.

CITY AFFAIKS.

received at the Boston

Ill Main street. SAXTON &

WALMSLEY.

ter Go to the ereat dry goods Auction at No. 106 Main Street this morning at nine o'clock, and afternoon at one o'clock, Great bargains are being 3old.

M. W. O'C'jrinell has received the

September. Until then

For bargains call at No. 89 Main street, sign of tbe big last. £r£ Jl3dlm.

S. R. Freeman has the best assort

ment of Gold Spectacles and Gold Nose Glasses in the city, 74, Main street, [dtf

By Express, a choice stock of new

and fashionable Dress Goods, at A. Nip-1 Doctor ignores pert's. dtf.

ear a choice article of Dried Peaches, Apples, Prunes and Cherries, at E.

WRIGHT & Co s,

May 25,dtf 155 Main Street.

Bargains in Summer Goods. N.

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

BANKRUPTCY.—We are prepared to attend to all business pertaining to bankruptcy. Office over McKeen's Bank. MACK &

.. dim

Pure Cider Vinegar at T5. R.

Wright & Co's, 155 Main sticet. dtf.

SALE OF

CARBIAGES AT AUCTION.—At

Dawson & Forrest's Sales Room, one Rockaway Carriage, seat four persons,has leather cushions and lining inside, silverplated mountings, making a first-class vehicle one elegant light open Buggy, coal box pattern, leather trimmings and silver-plated dash-rail.

These vehicles are as good as new, and will be sold without reserve, on Saturday July 20th, at 2 o'clock. [d5twlt. DAWSON &

ceived another stock of Merimack, Co checo, Spragues, American and jRich mond Prints—beautiful styles—at sixteen and two-third cents per yard also Lan caster Quilts at $2,75 and Honey Comb and Marsaillesat low prices also good Lawns at 16 cents, and best at twenty cts per yard, and all Summer Dress Goods at cost. dtf

BS£° 8-4 White CrapeJMaretz and White Luster, at A. Nipperts. dtf

Graham Flour at No. 1, Dowling dtf.

Hall.

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

ley's.

Plain and beaded Pkrasols by Ex

press, and for sale at A. Nippert's. dtf

Now Bonnet and Trimming Rib

bons, Dres3 Buttons, Gimps and Bugle Dress Trimming at A. Nipperts. dtf

The Spencer Fruit Jar—self-seal

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

SILVER PLATE.—Sugar Sifters, Spoon Stands, Card Baskets, Opal Sugar Bask ets, Ruby Glass, fancy decorated, plain and medallion Boquet Holders, &c., at JOHN R. FRKEMAN'S. fdtf.

Excursion to Indianapolis

Sunday, July 21, 1867

Round Trip $1,50

The public are invited to attend an Excursion to Indianapolis on the above date for the purpose of attending the laying of the corner-stone of tbe finest Gathedral in the State. The train will start at 9 o'clock A. M., and return the same day Tickets may be had at M. W. O'Connell'i Bookstore, or of the Committee. d4t

OCTOBER ELECTION.

W We are authorized to announce ALEX THOMAS •IB candidate for Recorder of Vigo County, at the ensuing October Election, anbject to Domination 1y the Union party.

19* We are ant* orUed to annonnce WILLIAM WOOLLEN a* candidate tor Recorder of Vigo C-oun'y, at the'Uflntng October election.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Skiffs to Let.—Two fine new Skiff gotten op in the lafett and m.st comfortable style, with ccshloLed aaita sod two seta of oar* to each. Tel ms rc*s nable. Apply to

W. HOWABP MANNING,

17dtr Corner 6th and Cherry Street*

Enreka Enreka Eureka!!! -We a-e'.Bthorized to warrant the LOSBICATOTO On. now on uile at ar

atore,

at h/ing the belt la the

market. We will glte to AN man (who ha* DM for any quantity,) one qnerr a* a (ample.

er», Mechanic*, HUlor*, or other men, **nd in your Jog* Aud

get

JyM3m

a (*m?b. Thb Oil n*ed on

Wagons, Buggias Reaper*, Mower*, or any kind of Machine*. I. L. MXHAN & CO., Droggiat*, Cor. 6th and Main Street*. jySdtf

Motb and Freckles.—The only reliable remedy for those brown discoloration* on the 'aoe railed Moth Patches and Freckle* to fm MOTB JO»I FXECKLX LOTIOX. Prepared on'y by Dr. B. O. isaav, Dermatol oglit, 4 Bond 9traet, New York. So Id by Druggists in Terra Hante, ana elsewhere. Price $2 per bettl

Trj tbe Hagnolla White Lead.— It is a Snow White Paint, and its wearing qualities are unexcelled. The extraordinary large •ale of the "Magnolia," last season to sufficient guarantee that "It salt* the people."

Tho most complete «toek of Lead, Glass, Oils. Tarnishes, Colon, Brash*, and Indeed, all manner of Painter's goods, for sale by

BARK, CTOLICK BIKBY,

a 2 4

Constitatlan Water is ft

DAVIS.

FORREST

Buckeye Wheat Drill. For sale

by V/JOHN SCOTT & SON. dw2w

Jgf 'Toosier Wheat Drill. For sale by 'JOHN SCOTT & SON. dw2w

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

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

|@*Jjadies and Misses Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose at A. Nipperts. dtf

Just received 2,000 lbs Red Seal

ing Wax for fruit cans and jars at Davis' Drug Store, corner of Third and Main Streets. dtf

French Lime, Cement and Plaster

Paris, Garden and Field Seeds, at E. R. Robbins, No. 1, Dowling Hall. dtf.

Cornelius & Haggerty have re

certain

-for DXABKTSS and aU disss

cure

st* the Kraitn s»d

BUSDEX. Tor sal® by all Drngglsta.

Diseases of Bones ana wmle.—Dr. Girro*o woaldatk particular attention to tltf» notice. He claim* pobile p*tnmag* ftoa *h* feet that be has a good experience In the practice of Veterinary Surgery, and has gire« satisfaction generally. He bi saved many Horses and Cattle bj his skill, In acute attacks of Inflammations 6c. pays particular attention to Veterinary Midwifery has saved many valuable Hares and Cows by safe delivery, when they were in great dlstrsse, and would have died without help. He asks par* ticular attention, alio, to his Alterative Tonic Powders, which art of his own composition —clear of aU poisons that fill prominent a in aU boaght Condition Powders, the semi

Ice! Ice!—The undersigned would announce to the citizens of Terre Hante that he Is prepared to deliver, in any part of the city, tbe pnrest article of Ice ever offered in this market, Orders may be left with Gus Arnold, at the Post Office, W. Blppetoe's Grocery 8tore, Cory .A Ma' court's Hardware Store, or at my Office, at the Ice House, southeast part of the city. aprSdSm W?- THO*. 8. LCPTON, Agent,

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LIST OF LETTERS

retraining unclaimed in the Po*t Office at Ten* Hante, Indiana.

JULY 20,1867,s

PUBLISHED KTEEY SATtTRDAT MORNING

LADIES' LIST.

Agar Mrs Agness Lee Mis* Madallian Anders Miss Rosa 7 Loopes Mis* Anna Allen Mrs Adimone Miss Laura Barbour Miss Minerva BelletteMiss Susan Cole Misst Amanda Davis Miss N E Delashmut Mis* Mary Dorand Mrs A Donnivan Mre E

English Mrs Bon Bussell Mrs Geo Evans Elizabeth Shaw Mrs ME Frailey Mrs Maggie Stewart Miss Cora Felver Eliza Siner Jemima Gray Mrs Isabell Schoonover Mrs N Glsamen Mrs E Sherman Mis* Ella Hay* Miss Ellen Thomas Mrs Haman Miss Anna

M.1-Tore

Mr* Hbbie

Hedge* Mis* Mary Veit Mi** Louisa 5,,, Hlckey Mrs E WsbbMissME Jackson Lizzie Warner MisB Libbie Jones Henrietta Ward Mrs A Laurence Miss Ciara Wyeth Mr* Tohitha

GENTLEMEN'S LIST

Alaman AndersonMC AshmoreJ A Arthur Arnold Benson Baekstein Carl Benton BerrymanJas Belser Milton Bosworth Smith Booker Boyll John BryneJohn Beyer Burges A Busse Wm Burton O Caulk Case Jonathan Crews Thos 2 CrossH Cooper Saml Oordes Fred Crown Jos Curtln W s« Deem Wm Drinnen lull Ducron W Eads 2 Faust Fred

Lawrence David Lentz Jacob Martin Laborn Mason Wm MarkleWm Magian Wm Meyer Anton Myers W Middaugh David 2„_„ Minor

«^«s?*5MorrIs •, Moorman 0 iMurphy W A U*

Murphy S A McGuire Antony ...S Newton Wm

Newman McClaine Openbnrg Wm

""Sage E ES^" •Swank Geo 'Shaw

Ferrell W Fasic Levi 2 Fender David Fisher John's? FoltsJacjb Grannell Thos. Gray E Grooms A CoT Grosjean Goodman Gross Wm Hall OR Hartley Harlen Jas Hicklln C. Houston Holland John

Howard Ivington Tom Jeffer* Jas Jackson Allen Keene W Kotch August Kispert Nicholas,. King BE Lawrence E

7.RA READ. P. M.

N E W A E I S E E N S

ISSOLUTION.

The Firm of GarthwaU

July 16, 1867. d3t

PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

Sealed Proposals will be received by the un dersigned for famishing the 71 ty School TIouso* with the belt quality of Brazil or CurrysviUe Ooal for the rnauing year—amount required 6,000 bushels, more or less. Biddsrs to furniib •ample* of Coal with their bid* Bid* received up to August 6th, 1867. Bills for Coal delivered, will be paid monthly, the Board of Trutees retaining 20 per cent, of contract price for ucurity uutil expiration of term. The contract will be let at the next meeting of the Board, bnt they re' serve the riarht to reject all bids offered.

By order of the Board of Trustee*, PUTNAM BROWN, Sec'y.

Terre Haute, July 17-d8w [Journal copy]

LOOK -A.T THIS

IF YOU NEED INSURANCE

YOU WILL FIND

The Best the Cheapest

96th Semi-Annual Expose

Total Losses Paid,

831,271,973 57

fTMIlURAME CO.,

HABTFOBD, CONN.,

JULY 1, 1897.

A. S S S r-f-

A a a

Cash on hand and

T»xta

In Bank, $515,886 39 Real Estate, 248,993 62 Mortgage Bonds, 695,556 00 lank Stock, 1,206,460 06

States, State and City Stock, and^v other Public Securities, 1,984,368 86

Less

^14,656,938 27

Liabilities

Glalms not dne and anadjnstg|, 377,668 46 Net Assets $4,213,269 81 RE ARB mm NAVIGATION KIS1S.

Agencies

in aU the principal Citiee and

owns in the United Stat**. Application for Insurance will be premptly attended to.

HAQEB ft XoKEEN, Agents. OFTICBr-DowHn«'» Hall. )al|UOa

WANTED

txtaUTED Ml Thoaaand

Hie

semi-barl«rous practice of

bleeding, rowelling, bnrningand blistering, which is bnt a relic of barberisa, too tame to "be any longer tolerated among Christian people. Call at Us Office, at E. W. Chadwick's Livery Stable, ocpoeite the Post Office. No charge* lor consultation at Office mh Bd2taw-w3m 3

Pure crystal Ice.—The undersigned are now prepared to furnish the public with dear1 healthy Biver and Spring Pun 1 Ice for the season at low rates. Two wagons will run daily, and supply all Business Houses and Private Families. Orders left at the Pjst Office, with Gus Arnold, or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prompt attention. Those wishing a pur*, healthy article of Ice, will do well to order from apr4d6m STKINMKHL MKYXB.||

itL.

WOOD ONSj

__ cord* of Wood sure wanted at

nu BeMaftVateem Brick Yard, 8ou»h tir*lp BtfNt*

TTT/LNTifiD, AGENTS —(Male

cr Female)—Oan dear^$60 per week: at Uislr own home, in a light and honorable bu*lAny peraoa having a few hour* daily to «nd wW &»<* thl* a good paying Maine**.

Addreae. mding two ataapa, for toll articuU»?E^- LoSvriod. DetroitTitichlgan. julyl6d6wlt.

delivered

McILTItKSH

Depot.

A DKNGLKR I

FOR SALE.

TTIOR SALE.—A number of eliJj gible BUILDING LOTS, in Chase's Addition. northeart of the Union Depot.

Jyi9df2w THOMAS H. NELSON

TjlOJtt SAT/K—Two Milch Cows. J? Inquire of 3. J. WEBSTER, North Mth Street, next to G. Beigler, or at J. SUi*s,' en last Main Street, next to Canal. jelSdtf

TjlOR SALE—FourjFrame Houses J? One.of fi*e, two of aix, and one of serin rooma. I will sell these house* verv low, and on reasonable tenant Apply to T.J. FOKBEST, liltf Near corner 3d and Ohio Streets.

FOR

SALE.—The Brick Build.

ing on Third' street, half square north oi Main, now occupied by Ira Grover. For further Information, apply to D. W. MINSIIALL, 17dtf At Flret National Bank.

JpOR SALE.—A Neat Cottage

House, on South Eighth Stroet. Good w-ll, Cistern, Bare, and choice Fruit on tbo premises.— 'The First National Bank." Udtf

Cist Enquire at

FOR RENT.

Froom*

)R RENT.—Three or four in third (tory of Business Houses on Main street. Will be rented to good tenants, for •leaping rooms. Apply to^ M. A. CRANE, dlw Office over Merchants Union Express.

FOR

RENT.—A Cottage Dwelling on north Fourth Street, between Rail Road and Ganal- H.T.ROCKWELL. jyl8dlw tad

mo RENTat

Hahare Mrs Maloney Miss Miller Morgan Mrs Lizzie Parker Mrs Raridan Mies O Reynolds Miss Jane Riley Miss Susan .Both Mrs Elizabeth

THE UNION HOTEL,

Charleston, Illinois, has been refurnish

ed and fitted up, and is now in successlal operation, and can be rented on reasonable terms. For partlenlara, apply to JA!. M. UAT, my27dtf At the Union Hotel.

MUSICAL.

THE Mitrsic BOOK

That Every. jMcl, ^Wants. -if! t*.

Merry Chimes,

I CONTAINING

ELEMENTARY INSTRUCTIONS

ATTRACTIVB EXERCISES1*®

-fct* S.

:"'T ?W*53| ?4'S .fi.f h"*s

fs I5CLCDIKQ ALL Si' "f.'

THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITES.

Price 60 cts. Sent post paid. OLIVBB DITSON

Sc CO.,

Pagin Danl Pennel Harl .wa ReeceJohn Reede John jr -Rhoads Win Roden

Publishers, 277 "Washington Street, Boston. jylOdwt ch

•*t

Walker Mose* "tT} WaUon Marshal W it or 2 Wlntermute A W. Wright A Williams Wurtzeback John Wolf Leopold Wyat John

J"S*i bm

Schwarz Geo Stevens Schumaker John «,• Spear Sheacer Albert Snediker *& Swineheart Moses SchislerWD Smith W Smith DH Taylor Albert TarbinJC Taylor Matthew -. Terhune AG Tindolph Allea if Vicker* Martin 2 Vannasdell Tanee Wardell Isaac

,f#Jf

KISSNER'S

rfT

fry

•r

PAlAIIEOf

Hfcti

r'» "'4

MUSIC!

4 "'r&Ttfi

^No. 4®,* Ohio Street,

OPPOSITE THB COURT HOUSE,

TERRE.HAUTK, IND.

Thl* being the largest and most elegant^ Mnsio Establishment ",i

THIS

IIV

:",V

Lockwood bas this

day been dissolved by mutual consent. All claims will hereafter be settled by Mr. Garthwalt. GARTHWAIT LOCKWOOD.

STATE'

Buyers in want of fine

PI AN OS MELODEONll, I

». -x

A. N" S,

O Gt

And smaller Musical Instraments, and Musical Merchandise of erery description, Sheet Music and iMtrnotlon Books, should not fail to visit the

PALACE OF MUSIC, If

VAU kinds of Musical Instrument* repaiied in the moat approved manner. d&w

TERRE HAUTE

ACADEMYof MUSIC

The underilghed, desiring to (upply a vacnam in the wants of our rapidly growing city, and in obedience to the loudly expressed wishos of a large number of the citizens of this city, announce to the pnblie that they have opoed an ACADEMY OF MUSIC in the second story of Klssner's "Palace of Music," where they are prepared to give instruction to pupils in all branches of this bfautifnl and necessary accomplishment.

Their Music Booms are large, well ventilated and lighted, and easy of access, and are supplied with every variety of Instruments, and Patille can receive instruction on the Piano, Cuitar, Violin, Organ, Bras* In*tAment*. Particular atten tlon paid to the cultivation of the voice. Instractions in Thorough Bass Compositions.

For Terms of Instiuction apply te the uuderslgned, at the Academy of Music, second story of Kissner'* Palace of Mnaic, or at the Mtuis Store below. The beat of references given as to quaJiatioas, Ac. G. A. HABTUNG, deolSdtf ANGELO DEPB0SSE

MUSIC:

'hC'js

J. G. LINDEMANN,

OEALEB IN

PUIO§, HELOD£OM8 ORGANS, Violins, Guitars, Flutes, and all kind* of Mosica

Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street, TEBBE HAUTE, INDIANA. TUNING AND REPAIRING of PIANOS and other Instraments will be promptly attended to.

OLD PIANOS will be taken in tsade foi NEW ONES. BUlOSdwtf j. o. LINDEMANN.

rjlO SOUTHERN SHIPPERS.

Through rexlptt given on ihipment of Produce te New Orleans and all Intermediate point*, on the Ml*ai*eippl Biver, and to Nashville, Tenn. Ample facilities to protect any amount of properat EpuMrUle. JAMES H. TUBNEB, decldtr Aimit

QOMETHING NEW O FOB THE LADIES 11 I have constantly on hand Water*' Hew

SKIRT ADJUSTER, at my reaMance, two square* East of the Union

Depot. Also, at Mra. Williams' Millinery Shop,

Price af Floor, Jtadoced!

•"CASIAIi MILLS." Superfine at 18.00 Extra at

111.00

Doable Extr "Canal Mills" 12.00 BXAIZE

CO.

July W, dlw,^..j£. js *S$|R

FISK & HATCH,

BANKERS,'P

AND DSALSmS IK

fioTfrnmwt

No.

5NassauStreet, N. T.,

Recommend to Investor* thef

&.-£,'«* .S-akSw'a.'

FIRST MORTGAGE B0HDS,

OF THE

jft jpe, E N A

Pacific

V-' 4. few

ss&dst

Co.

This Oompany is constructing under the pat rtroage of

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, The Western end of the

(jreat National Railway

Across the Continent.

Th irline will extend from Sacramento, Oali* fornia, across the Sierra Nevada* to the California State line, traveriing the richest and most pooulons aectian of Califernia, and thence through the gr^nt mining regions of tha Territorits, to the vicinity oi Salt Lake City.

It forma the sole Western link of the oaly route to the Pacific, which Is adopted by CongreMf and aided by the issue of United States Bond*.

Their road is aireaoy completed, equipped and running for 91 miles from Sacramento to within 12 miles ri tbe summit of the 8 terras, and a large amount of the work of Grading, Tunnelling, &o.,

beyond that point ha been accomplished. The Firat Mortgage Bonds of this Company ford unusual inducements of Safety and Profit to

Cent and accrued interest, is Ten Per Cent, less than that of the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold Bearing Bonds of the Government. Ettmrs. The united St$te* Government provide* nearly half the amount necessary to build the entire road, and look* mainly to a small per centatte on tbe future traffic for re-payment. FIFTH. Owing to this liberal provision, accom panied with Kxtensive Grants of Public Land* by which the Government fo*ter* thl* great national enterprise, its mccen i* rendered certain, and its financial stability is altogether independent of tbe oontingenciea Which attend ordinary llallroad enterprises SIXTH. Tbe Seourity cf its First Mortgage Bonds 1b therefore ample, and their character for safety and reliability Is equalled only by that of the obligation* of the Government iteelf. SEVENTH. The net earningaof the completed por tlon ai already largely in exceu of the inter eat obligation* which the Company will incur on twice thedlatance, and are steadily increasing, rendering the uninterrupted payment of the Interest absolutely certain. EIGHTH. At the present rate of Gold they pay nearly 8% Per Cent, per annnm. on the amount Invested.

The Bonds are issued in denominations fl,000 with semi-annual Gold Coupons attached, payable in New York, and are offered for the present at 93 per cent, and accrued interest (in currency) from January 1st.

Order* may be forwarded to u* direct or through the principal Banks and Backers in all part* of the country.

Bemittances may be made in dratt* on New Tork, or in Legal Tender Note*, National Bank Not s, or other funds current in this city, and the Bends will be forwarded to any address by Express, free of chargo. Inquiries fgr further par ticulars, by mail or otherwise, will receive punc tual attention.

FISK^&,*WH

Bankers and Dealers In Government Securities, sf No. 5 NASSAU STREET, N.

N. h—All kinds of Government Securities received at tue full market price in exchange for the above Bonds. Also,

tog'All descriptions of Government Securities kept constantly on hand, and Bought, Sold or Exchanged.

JW Gold Coin and

and collected,

S. Coupons bought, sold

SST" Deposits received on liberal terms, subject to cneck at sight,

BSf Coilecrions made throughout the country. •9* Miscellaneous Stock* and Bond* bonght and gold at the Stock Kxokange on commission for cssh.

FIVE-TWE WTY BONDS

of 1865, on the most reasonable terms.

I8dl0t

JgOOKS AND STATIONERY.

M. W. O'CONNELL Has disposed of his Undertaking Bu*ine*s, which hid become necessary in consequence of the rapid Increase of his

BOOETRADE, He will now devote his entire attention to the latter branch of busines*, and with a full and complete stock of Books and Statiu aery,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

MAGAZINES, PAPERS, Ac., Ac.,

Aats a continuance of the trade heretofore so .lbcrally bestowed a23dwtf

H. T. C. EMEIS, M. D.

Eclectic Physician,

SURGEON and At'COUCHKB.

Besides all Acute Diseases, I devoted a thorongb study to the cure of all

CHROMIC DISEASES,

Such as alt Diseases ef the

ETE, BRONCHITIS, LUSGS, ASTHMA, L1VEK, CONSUMPTION, SPLEEN, AGUE CAKE, STOMACH, DT8PEPS/A, And the other Abdoimnal Visoera, further:

Hysteria, Epilepsy, Paralysis.

Rheumatism, S of a 1 Palpitation of the Heart fw. Old liunning Sores,

All evers—"ChilL» A Agne

Intermittent*—I don't care how long standing— Bilious Fever, etc. Further, All Diseases Peculiar to Females and Children.

OFFICE—Ohio 8treet, Third loor west ot 4th Street. je!4d3m

OIL MANUFACTURERS.

"V/TAUTE & CO. Manufacturers iTL of Lard Oil, Neatsfoot Oil and aU kinds of

SOils.

MERCH'T TAILORING.

3 E W

SPRING Al SIMM

Ul iw

UNION Ci«THissS^il!_

fm -tit

HART80CE & BANMSTKR

IMt

sad Other Desirable Stearitics,

Have Just received a Beautiful Line of

Spring and Summer

CASSIMERES!

Fine French Coatings I

Plain andJFancy Colors for,

BasiMss Salts

If you want the LATEST STfl.B asd the BKST FIT, call at

No.79 Main fcrt.

Also Large Stock of

Iilght Cheap Cassimeres

,»*i TOR

at»

Investors, for the following among other reasons, viz: FIRST'. The rate of interest is Six per Cent in

Gold, payable'semi-annually in tbe City of New York. SECOND. Tht Priacipal is payable in Gold at maturity. TBIBD. The cost of the Bond*, Ninety-Five Per

AND BOYS WKAK!

ME\

Linneii Dusters," Idnnen Business Coats, Linnen Bants,

Linnen Vests

These Good* are (old at LOW FIGURES to OA8H PURCHASERS!

Cloths,

H. SC

J. WALMSLE1,

E A I O E

Has just returned from the East with a largo Stock of

Ca«simeres &

Vestifigm,

Which ho proposes to make up to order

CHEAPER

Than any other Merchant Tailoring Establishment in Terre-Haute.

Gentlemen in want of Clothes mRde in Good Style by a

Practical Tailor

Call Dn J. W. at his

TAILOR SHOP

East Side of the Public Square

HATS AND CAPS.

EW TORK

SR.

While Discharges, Piles—bleeding or not.

Tbe beet kind of

Lubricating and Axle Grease, 4c., Ac. Order* can be left at H. Hulman'e, Main Street, Terre Hante.

Harrc A Co., haveaie for dead Animals, Bone* and Fat and pay for tbe same according to the condition thereof, if delivered at tbeir Factory, weat of the Cemetery, on the Oanal, Terre Hants, Ind. apl3d6m

pLAXJSSEN, BISHO WSKY & Co Importers and Jobbers of JNOTl'Jks AND TOYS,

W O E S A E E A E 8

FANCY GROCERIES,

SEflAU, TOBACCOS, TEAS. etc. todtf

HAT

STORE

Joseph C. Yates,

JUST IN RECEIPT OF

Mena' Hats ot aU kinds, Boys' Hat* oi all kind*, misses' Hats of all kinds,

Infants' Hats of all kinds.

And at all price*. aa. Hat* made to order on abort notice. Come

"the SPMIJVO STILES,

East side Public Square, Terre Haute. Iud. nor 27dtf

CARRIAGES.

J. WELCH.

8UCCK880R TO WKLCH A W&I9UT, Manufacturer and Dealer In

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES,

Corner Seeond and Walnut Sts., Terre Hante, lad Feb 27 dsn On

SCOTT, OSES A CO.,

Carriage Manufacturers,

CoassB WASASU a 1st STS., TEBBS HAUTE, IND., Keep constantly on hand, and offer fur salo at the lowest market price*, all of the lateit styles of

CABBIA6K8, BV66IK) and LIGHT WAGOXS, of th.ir own manufacture, of selocted stock, pecial attention paid to REFAIBINS. Mays dw6m

STOVES AND TINWARE.

flBNDBRSOJV, MANUFACTUBEE

8TOBB oi 4th Street, 4tli Door Bontt of Post Office

The Best Cooking Stoves. The Finest Heating Stores. All kinds or Fruit Cans. Every Variety of Tin and Copper Ware

Everything Warranted.

Roofing, House Onttering, 4e., done promptly, and warranted to give satisfaction. None but the best "BRAHD8" of Tilt used uul**a ipecially ordered.

Prices—'Cheap as the Cheapest.

mhSdlv. oh 8ep3

XALL JLf Ha* Just received a large invoice of

Ice Chests, Ice Cream Refrigerators, Fret zers, Beer Coolers, Water Carriers, Water Coolers, Foot Tubs, Ice Pitchers, Bath Tubs,

AU kinds of

O I E S E S

AND TIIE

LARGEST STOCK OF STOVES

IN THE CITT,

Which I am determined to sell at tbo BOTTOM PRICE Don't be deceived, bat call and eee before you bay

Respectfully, B* I* BALL.

B. HAGERTY & CO., Are prepared to do all kind, of

O W O

socn At

Roofing, Guttering, Coppersmith Work, And Repairing of all Kinds.

We have also the Agencf for

BEflNETT A MARSH'S CELEBRATED

Phcenix Warm Air Fnrnitee,

Of which we have already put up several, io the entire satisfaction of the parties nsing. them, whom we can at all tiinee refer.

All kinds of rnrnaces repaired and put up in eomplete order, and tbe work warranted. A general assortment of TINWABE on haad at all times. Oive ns a cill at

No. 187 Main Street.

Bet. flth a 7th Sts., TEBBE UACTK, IND, novlfldtf &»>(.?