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

DAILY EXPRESS

TKBKK HAUTE. INU-"

Friday Morning, August $nfl, 1881

Jtjdqing from the awards of prizes made by Sbe Commissioners of the Paris Exhibition, we should conclude that England is behind France, not only as regards excellence in the Fine Arts, but .contrary to the generally received opin-ion-^as a manufacturing country.

J3I8MAKK is as much in favor of confiscation as Tbad. Stevens or Wendell Phillips, for, as we learn from a Berlin correspondent- of an Eastern paper, be recently confiscated eight newspapers in two weeks. It should be added in justice ..to tbe.Count, that the press ia under -less rigorous restrictions than in any other country on the Continent.

The

proposition to extend suffrage to

women was finally, after a lengthy debate defeated in the New York Constitutional Convention by a vote of 125 to 19. Geo

Curtis, editor of

Tribune,

World

former times.

The

New York

World

is quite right in supposing that

the trouble, if any, will be made by the whites, The experience of the last few years fully justifies this supposition, a) though its admission by the leading copperhead newspapers of New York was hardly to be expected. But we have better opinion of the Southern people than the

World

F"*

Harper's Weekly,

has. We believe that

they are not such insensate blockheads as not to have learned the folly of compell lng us to maintain great armies for their especial benefit. The foui years during which the Government made that specialty cannot b? too soon forgotten by the masses. It is not likely that they will care to encounter the armies of the United States vary soon. If they would render such a second appeal to arms nec* essary the campaign would be brief and the subjugation complete. The

The

was

its chief champion in the Convention, and Horace Greeley, who, as editor of the

had been an earnest friend of the

cause, seems have had the opposition .The consistency of this ii quite beyond the comprehension of ordinary minds.

Atter

having passed through

sotae

strange and stirring scenes and weathered many a stormy night, the tory reform bill has at length iound its way to and been read a second lime in the House of Lords It amounts almost to an absolute certain ty that the bill will have passed into law before the commencement of the autum nal recess, and that lords and honorable gentlemen, if they do not find themselves at once amid the agonies.of a general elec tion, will go t? their shooting quarters to ruminate upon the possible character of the new and somewhat doubtlul eia upon which their country has entered. The laurels which the whigs since 1832 have, with all the pride and jealousy of a long dominant party, claimed as their own,have been skilfully taken from them, and the torie# for the next fifty years wili be honorably spoken of as the reformers of 1867 The extent of the ctranges which this bill wili introduce is as yet but imperfectly Known. That it amounts practically to a revolution few will attempt to deny. The addition of half a million of voters to the electoral roll from classes some of whom nave hitherto been totally unrepresented cannot fail to bring the machine of gov ernment more immediately under the con tol of the popular will. It will be strange if the increased rapidity of motion on the part of government iio not at onco startle and annoy ms.uy who have been accus tomed to and contented with with the laggerd movement!

of the 20th

instant is tormented with a prophetic vision of an internecine war at the South. What troubles it more than anything else seSms to be the thought that the natioii may be burdened with the ex pense of great armies at the South to keep down the majority—by which meant the whites—and prevent a bloody conflict between the two races. The

World

ia error, however, in calling the disfranchised the majority. The negro voters in many localities in excess of the white vo ters, but the voting class is as a whole much larger than the non-voting clas?, aud in the event of civil war tho voting class would be on one side and the disfranchised on the other. But the bug-a boo of the

is undeserving of mor

than a passing notice. It is a shadow without a substance, the mere fiction of a partisan brain, devised to subserve low party purposes.

Thai

singular people, tho Paraguayans,

are making quite a heroic defense of their country in the war with Brazil and ber allies, Uruguay and the Argentine Re public. At the beginning of hostilities President Mitre, in a speech addressed to a large popular meeting in Buenos Ayres, said "Citizens: Three dats in the bar« "yBCks, fifteen days for the march, and •within three months in Ascension"— the Capital of Paraguay. But it is uow two years since the boast was uttered, and the Paraguayans are still bravely holding out agairot their invaders, who have during thrit time sustained many signal defeats at the hands of the soldiers of President Lopez. The patriotic enthusiasm of the Paraguayans is described as something extraordinary, the women even meeting together to offer their jewels of gold and diamonds to the chief of the Republic for the expenses of the war, and to express thtrti rwiuiejs |o take up. arms in defense of their country, should the Republics be in need of their services. It will be no easy task to conquer a people imbued with tihch a spirit as that which animates the Paraguayans. Indeed, the father of the present ruler of the Paraguayan declared that they are unconquerable. "Paraguay," said he, "know* "what she is able to do, and what she is •worth shehas swtfro to be independent *ebe renews .ber oath every year and her •'citaens love their country, which for •(them is sacred soil. The Paraguayan '•people COUld not be conquered. It might "be destroyed by Eome great Power, but '•it wili new become the slave of a for'*0120 nation.*®4 Conceding this to be a true estimate,"the sooner Brazil and ber fMfps abandon the contest the better.

copperhead papers are observing

a discreet silence in regard to General Sherman since hie arrival at Hadisom and his declaration of symyathy with radicalism. They must evidently look elsewhere for their next candidate for the Presidency, but are quite at a loss to know upon whom to bestow that questionable honor.. Jeff. Daris and Horace Greeley would perhaps be as good a ticket for them as any, or it may,be, after a masterly inactivity of fout years, McClellan and Pendleton would make almost as good a run in 1868 as in 1864, which is more than any other two copperheads could do.

The Paris correspondent of the New York

Times

says:

"If Prussia attempts to absorb any more territory France and Austria will attack her, and the Governments of Prussia and "Austria will be supported to a man by their people. This- much is certain, and I may add that it is tolerably certain that Prussia does not intend to stop where sbo is."

It is quite possible that Napoleon, hawever it may bejjwiih the Austrian Emperor, would welcome a foreign war as a safety-valve. The success of the United States in crushing rebellion arid causing the failure of tho Imperial Mexican scheme, together with' the wondrous prosperity of our people, have made the French more than ever restive under Napoleonic tyranny.

Sknaiob AMJts GuTHBiE,of

False Bosoms aud tlielr Effects Interesting Facts for Dressmakers and tlielr Patrons.

The New York Times says: On last Saturday afternoon a very fine looking lady, young and well dressed, called on Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson ian Market Police Court, and in a most bland and smiling manner, stated that she had been defrauded in a singular manner by a fashionable dressmaker on Sixth Avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets, named Madame Latour.

MisB Flora Sinclair, the lady in question, is inclined to be fashionable in every respect. Large and full bieasted, without any ornamental paddings, she was duly measured for tho dress, the material for which she says she gavo to Madame Latour.

When she came to fit the garment on however, she were a pair of false bosoms which could not be reduced to sufficient space to allow the dress to work over them. It was long enough in the skirt had trail euough for Long Branch, Newport or Saratoga, but, ah, the bosom I that could not be made to join, and Miss Sinclair's charms were visible to the vulgar gaze of the outer world. She did not want this, as she said herself it would not look well to wear such a dress in compa v.

This Miss Flora Sinclair blushingly and smilingly declared she did not desire and insisted that tho madame should pay her for the material wasted in the dress Madame Latour, in her broken English begged to say to his honor that she was not responsible for the mistake in the size of the dress, if any had occurred she measured Miss Sinclair carefully, and and made tho dress accordingly and if latter saw fit to add to hur own charms, by wearing false bosoms, over her natural endowments already large, she (Madame Latour) could not be held responsible. His honor the Judge said he knew little about the mysteries of dress making, but he would refer the whole subject to a competent person, to examine the facts, and report to him the testi mony. He accordingly referred the disputants to Mrs. Robinson, a well known dressmaker on Sixth Aveuue,to adjudicate upon, but this lady has not yet mad® her report.

Meantime Miss Sinclair is oblige.) to go without her now garment, which atone time promise.l to add so much to her charms. The clerks and attaches of the court are anxious awaiting the judge's de cision on the subject, as it is generally believed that it will contain a long dis quisitioii on the evil effects of false bo. soms.

Shaking dice at $10 a throw for a team worth $1,700, at Long Branch, is mildly known as an "equestrian raffle.'

A hymn sung by an old negro womau reads thus: I hears a rumblin' in d? skim,

Jews, screws de li dusa 1 hears a. rnmbUn' in the eklee, Jews, screws, de II dam l" An inquiry elicited the fact that the secona and fourth lines, which form a sort of chorus, originally read "Jsws crucified bim

A correspondent of the London

"Figlio mio come set

bruttP—"My son what a fright you are." It was fortunate that the reverend gentlemen did tot understand Italian.

The telegrapher asserts that the eclectric telegraph, as a method of communication between the different parts of a large city is a failure, and must be given up. It has been tried, says the Telegraph er, in Paris and London, and in both these cities it has disappointed the owners and the public in New York its performances bave not been satisfactory,— These facts, remarks the Telegrapher, point to an early abandoment of the elec» trie and a trial of tho pneumatic telegraph. v..

Shadow* descending. Labor is ending, Homeward are wending

Weary ones all— Fleeing with gladness, Meanneis and badness— Mammonite madness—

Broken each thrall Bashing from day-book. Ledger and pay-book. Like a yonng May brook

Then for the babble fvJV, Bound the tea-table! All who are able •n. Hujical Babel I

On you be seen? Drop all your musing, Picking and choosing,

Kentucky

ia sketched by Washington correspondent. The following is an extract, dercribing his traits us Secretary of the Treasury Guthrie was a walking cyclopedia of the Treasury. He knew more details in each branch tLan the subordinate especially charged with them. His intuitions were like lightning. Old elerks msist that after hearing tbe first sentence Ue forsaw all a uian wn: going to to him, and tel! dtoil stories of his sleeping through long conversations and then waking up and answering each point ex actly as if he had heard it. They aver that he would run over hundred letters awaiting his signature, and throw aside each one containing a mistake of phrase or figure, just as the cashier goes through tho pile of bank notes and flings out coun terfuits. During Pierce's administration Congress passed a law increasin gtwonty per cent, the salaries of government employes. Nicholson, tho public printer, presented his account with this additional percentage. Guthrie rejected it on the ground that he was a con tractor, not an, employe. Nicholson went for help to his friend, tho President. He indorsed the paper: 'This account seems to me correct, and, ir: my judgment, it ought to be paid. Franklin Pierce,' Then it was handed back to the Secretary. Guthrie, in a raga, replied 'Tell the President it is not correct, aud I'll be d—d if I pay it.' Nicholson, fancying he foresaw the Cabinet officer beheaded, re ported this rash response to the Executive. But that amiable chief ouly uu awered: 'Did Guthrie say that? Tiien I don't think ho will pay it. I never knew him to give up alter putting his foot down! Now, at seventy»four, James Guthrie is a Senator of the United States, who has not appeared in his seat for two sessions, and a millionaire, who carriea in his pocket the Louisville and Nashville railroad."

THE EVEBflNe PAPER

Leaping to light I Sweet voices blessing us—Loved ones caressing us— with the paper that comes at night!

Infantile prattle," Gossip and tattle, Frolic and fun! ??:•••. While at the end there is Each pretty Up to kiss Bachelors, losing this,

Always refusing— ," ... Love has no sight! And when all is over If you'd be in clover, Ob, take the paper that conies with night!

THE WAKIILlNii OF BLACKBIRDS. EY JEAN IS0M.0W.

When I hear the waters fretting, When 1 see the chestnut letting All ber lovely blossoms falter down, 1 think, "Alas' the day!"

Once, with magical sweet singing, Blackbirds set the woodland ringing That awaits no more wjiilo April

%hopra

themselves away.'

.wear

..-J

111 our hearts fair hope ltty itniling, Sweet as an air, and all beguiling And there hung a mist of bluebells on the slope and down the dell

And we talked of Joy and splendor That ths years unborn would render. And the blackbirds helped us with the story, for they knew it well.

Piping, timing, "Bees are bumming," April Is here, and summer's coming br.n't forget us when you walk, a man with men in pride and joy

Think on us in alleys shady, When you tted a graceful lady or no fairer day have we to hope for, little girl and boy.

"Laugh and play, 0 llapinn waters, Lull our downy sons and daughters Come, 0 wind, and rock their leafy cradio in-tby wanderings coy

When they wake, we'll end the measure With a wild sweet cry of pleasure, Aud 'Hew down derry, let's be merry! little girl and boy V"

Gbokok

Alfred Townsend

bout.

Andrew Johnson in 1866 is quoted against Andrew Johi'son of 1867. One ol the gentleman's utterances in the former reads thus: "Whenever you hear a man prating about the Constitution, spot hitn—he is a traitor!"

Palmer's Lotion—The Great Medicine fob tiie 3kin cures without fail every kind of uosightly eruption of the face, or itching, irritating or distressing cutaneous disease, on any part of the per sou. dwlw

Cabinet

Organs.—Mason & Hamlin

have gained a groat reputation for the excellence and durability of their workmanship, and they allow no instrument to go out of their factory which, through any defoct, would be likely to injure the "good report" of them which now everywhere prevails. They take equal pains with thoir small und their large organs. All of them are warranted, and are perfectly reliable. The variety and beauty of the effects which can bo produced with some of the large instrements are truly surprising, and can bo properly understood and appreciated only by such intelligent persons as have heard these organs fully and effectually displayed,

Providence Jonrnal.

"The perfect light

Steal through the mist of alabaster lamps, And every air is heavy with the breath Of orange flowers that bloom I' the midst of roaes." Such was the flowery lauJ filled with healing airs and life-preserving products, where Dr. Drake discovered the chief ingredients of his wonderful Tonic Medicino—.Plv^tation Bitters—the enchanted tropical island of St. Croix. The

Plantation Bitters,

NEW AOVERTISEMENTSv

-Interesting to Advertisers. The tollo'wlug extract from a report of the proceeding of tbe N. y. 8t»t» Editorial Contention, holden at Fenn Tan, Thursday, Jane 21, is very dgnEflcant: "Oh tie question of Advertising Agsaciee, some dlscusdon wan induced by recommendation from the Chairman of the Committee on Agencies, that a resolution be" adopted, vrhereby jubliiluAr should ao longer be allowed to contract foripaco to be. fiiM w|tb »h«rt jjiijoeilaneoui advertfceineni*».«aUjec.t to Jregueat change*. It vaa argued that *uch a course, enabled agents go contrasting to do work at greatly reduced rate*, and t® the prejudice of all other parties. The firm of Qecrge P. Bowell & Co., of Sew York, being regardsd as the principal one which had adopted this system, and Sir. Howell being rresent in the Convention, he was called upon to reply to the charge. Mr. 8.31. FettengUl, also of Maw York, remarked, in substance, that by this system, Messrs. Bowell

•M S

Lose all delight— AU it is worth to live, vi4: "Best the world has to give Come jtrith the paper that comes with night!

Oft 02 the brink of it,. Bachelor, think of It, jt. Take up the link of it, y, (Marriage I mean). Throwing off coldness, Take it with boldness, ... -V E'er touch of baldness .-

UaJjK.

gives the

following naughty sketch of life at New port: "Hero is a bathing scene that struck m« yesterday a lady dressed all in azure, even to her •boots, which were of the same ethereal likewise her parasol, her gloves, ber little flat fancbon of a hat, and the only relief to this rare uniformity, was

ty, wi oked

the golden chignon of hair that loo! If it might be the reservoir of all this azure dye She had that pretty walk, and stylish manner, of the New York belle and coming down the sand trippingly, she looked only more real than those French lithographs we oee. of superbly, shapely, dead ripe ladies, peach-tinted and with the clean cut feet of sea-birds. This creature disappeared. I waited with guilty anxiety for her re-appearauce from tbe little. sentry-box of a bathing house. Merciful Pan! what is this? a low.set, bald-headed, bare-footed apparition, rigged out in blood-red smock and breeches, with green vein3 around tho arm-pits and down the breast, and a green belt like a sea-weed bise ting her like an insect

Co., were enabled to contract

tor business at a njuch lower rate than he could do, and claimed that tbe publishers should in self defence cease to make contracts is this way. Many present how&ver recognized it as an advantage to be able thus to i*po*e ef a fixed amount of space to a responsible party

tor

Literal Cath adcanctt

combining all tbe

medicinal *nd tonic virtues of the healing and life-sustaining products of that favored clime, are, without doubt, the World's Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, and all other Stomachic difficulties. 3ideod-w2w.

Magnolia Water.—A

2\wj

telis of a negro priest who visited Rome during the recent festival, obtained an audience, and, kneeling before the Pope, attempted to express his emotions in Lat-

He made an awful mess of it, but the benignant pontiff gave him bis blessing, adding to himself:

delightful toil

et article—superior to Cologne and at half the price. l7deod-w2w.

OVIN1BUS LINE.

B. MILLEB'S OMNIBUS AND HACK LINK. Will kttend to all c*Us for train* !outing the Olty.auJ also deliver passenger*, in »uy .part of the city with care and disbatch

AU orders le toa the SlaU 1 UK Post Oflee,«t Davis' Drug Store, or

i«M«mwill

attend*! to. iantOdtf

niSSOLUTIOtf OF, .PARTSEBSHIP fe#! The Firm of Welch A Wrlgh:, ^triage Ma kers, wa* dissolved by motoal consent on the 1st day of January, 186T. Kither of the undersigned are authorised to settle for the late Firm.

Terrj Uaste, iud., July 27, 1867-dlw

fjo CONTRACTORS.

Sealed Proposals will be received until Tuos day, August eth, 1867, for constructing six 900 barrel Cisterns. 3)ecncttiou asd looaUon can be s$en at the City Clerk's Office.

a definite time,

since tbey thus obtained a olass of bnsiue&s to be secured in no other way, and as a large number already had contract* of this nature with which they wete satisfied, while others had spaco to spare and were willing to entertain similar propositions, no action was taken In the matter."

The advantages se urtd la the advertiser by this system oi contracting, are tculy ery great. Parties interested are invited to send fir a copy or the Acvxbti3ebs' Gazettz, cont&inlnti fall.st information In regar to our system. Address OKO. P. BOWELL & CO., 40 Park Bow. New Tork.

MDCCLX.

17GO. 1867.

£OENTURY/te|

J^lOO A DAY.

We have adapted tbe plan of putting money iu (J&NTUBY TOBACCO to induce consumeis to use it, knowing (hat it is only necessar) for them to giv« it a trial to become sm:iy satisfied af its merits, and to pronounco it XUK BEST FINK CUT

We will contluue to iffer these induce

ments until this fact is fully recognized. tVe are making TH CE TCRV from selections of tbe very choicest old leaf, uii.i ..me devoted every care lo its manufacture, it is free fiom Drags, and in every reaped A PURE AKTICLE OF I'HKWINO TOBACUO.

Uu Mondays we will pbtoe-Ht on* pa^nr a 8100 U. s. Note. On Tuesdays, in two pap^ra, ISO each. On Wednesdays,-•» -Ave-pa'pera, $SO in each. On Thursdays, in ten papers, $10 each. On Fridays, in twenty p'apgra, $5 in-each, and en Saturdays, in fifty papers, 82each, in a'l cases issuing GENUINE U. Is. -GR&£i«13AQK.ti to the amouni of 810O a day.

The finders of these UBE£XBaCKS—by sending us thtlr lamea, address, und numbers of the bills —will be presented with packages of our Tobacco. in proportion to the aoiount of money fjund.

This house has been established for over a litm-drr-d Years, and has always nistaiued a character for honesty and fair dealing, which puts to flight all doubts, if any should exist, as to the genuineness of this enterprise.

HK CENTORT TOBACCO cau Lt had in large quantities at Manufacturers prices, of A U, Mitchell,:}.} Central street, ii»ston B. A. Van Sohaick, 16 $. From staeet, rhilad?l|hie Fey ft l£arle, 85 S. Water st Chicago: SchuIlz 4 Bagley 94 West Second St., Cincinnati.

Price list sent ou application to P.4& G. LOKILL4R1), [Rstabllshed in 17C0,] 10 Chamber* St., N.

Jos. Grillott's Steel Pens or I'Bifi OLD dTAKDAKO QUALITY

JOSEPH Or Descriptive

Ta4.DE 51 \hn: UILLOTt', Same and Dealg Warranted, nating Number

Ths well known aaioiMAL and

POPDLAB

JOS.

de-

The nightmare of tbe

auto da~ft

went straight down the beach into the sea, as if to mei-t the anthropohagi, and I stole to the bathing box down by the rear side, and looked in. There hung a little skirt and jacket

nzure little azure

boots with azure strings were set down coquettishly on tbe sand the. little hat, like a leaf, was dangling from a nail and a ball of golden hair as big as a pumpkin swung freely from a beam. 1 could ao count for the diminished hight of my lady now. She had been decapitated. Directly, all clasped by her wet masquerading garb, so that the roundness of youth was half come back, she re-entered the box.— Of course I had quitted it. In five min utes an azure sylph, fit for Thetis herself, came daintily out upon the sand, golden ball and all. I thought Ovid or the Da venport Brothers would have hard time to beat this metamorphosis!"

made, and sales guarranted

All Wool consigned to us is carefally graded to suit the market, and is displayed to the best ad' vantage.

Bags furnished if required.

TAUSSIG, LIVINGSTON & CO

W O O

Commission Merchants No, 84 Soutb Front,

& ii

Cash advance* made at six per oent. per annum Other charges low. Kefer by permission First National and Corn £xchange National Banks, Pbila American Exchauge National Bank, New York First National Baak, Obicagj, Illinois Messrs.Gllmore, Dunlap&Co Bankers. Clncin natl, Ohio.

RODMAN, i'lSh & CO.,

A N E S AND DEALERS IN

,0YfcimiE\T SEllKiim IN o. I® Nassau St., IN JEW YORK,

Buy aud sell at market rates Mx per cent Uoud of 1881 Vivu-Twonty Bonds, all Issues Ten-Fortj Bonds Hsren-Tblrty Notes, all series Compound 1 merest Notes, and (Hold and Silver Coin.

Convert all series of 7-30 NoteB into the New Consolidated S-vft Bonds at best market rates. Execute orders for purchass and sale of all mis cellaneous securities.

Becelve Deposits ana allow per cent Interest on balances, subject to check at sight. Make collections on all accessible points.

All issues of Government Sacurliies credited or remitted for, receipt, at market rates, Fftis of all commission charges. B, F. ft CO.

PAINTS for FAK MERS AND OTHIiP.9.—TllK GBAFTOK MINERAL PAINT COUPANY are now manufacturing tbe Best, Cheapest and most Durable Paiat in use two coats well put on, mixed with pare Linseed Oil, will last 10 or 15 years tt is of a light brown or beautiful chocolate color, and can be changed to green, lead, stone,olive, drab or cream, to *alt the taste ot the consumer. It Is valuable for Pouses, IUrns, Fences, Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Car-makers, i'aile and Woeden ware Uaaras, Metal and Sblngie Boofr, (it being Fire and Watur proof), Bridges, Bnrial Cases, Cabal Boats, sihips. Ships' bottoms, Floor Oil Cloths, (one Manufacturer having used 5000 bbls. ths past year,) end as a paint for any pupose Is unsurpassed lor body, durability, elasticity, and adhrslvece s. Price $6 per bbl., ol 3U0 lbs, which will *opply a larmer for years to come. Warrautuil in all casea as above. Send for a circular, ivhtcb gives full particulars. None genuine unless branded in a trade mark, Grafton Mtneial Paint. Address DANIEL BIflWELL,Proprieter, 264 Fearl Street, New Vor£.

AGENTS WAN I KI) FOB GENERAL L.

ijaaa

ANDREW J. WELCH. JOSSPH WBISHI.iKK

TltOUULS *. LAWZM

Chfciiman Com. on Tire Depcrtzust.

terreHants,July M,HOT- "7°??.'*:

Great WholfeMleu* KeUlI

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Terre

BAKER'S

History of tbe Secret Service. This work was announced more than a year ago, but owing to the attempts of tbe Government to suppress it, Its publication was delayed. It will now be issued, UNALTERED and UNABBICGKD, CNDXB theSUPEKVISION of?EN'L BAKBB, whose marvellous narrative* are all attested by tbe highest official authority.

Tbe MORALS of the National Capital are THOROUGHLY VENTILATED, and there are sjme STRANGE BEVELATIuNS concerning HEADS OF DEPARTMENT ), Member* of Oongre*«, Female Pardon llrokers, and distinguished military chaiaoter*. Bead for Circulars and see our terms, ana a full description of tbe work. Addreii JONES BROTHERS CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, or Davenport, Iowa.

LadiesBusiness

be prompt,

cgjrri.nw bw employed

flcture Very profltabto. No risk. 7 specimen Piotnres and Catalogne sent for 16c. paatage. HASSOH LANG, 237 Bowery, Si* York City.

AGENTS wanted, to sell Six New In-

)UUU ventiens.of grnt value tofamilin all £end ix and get 80jpaites and sample gratU. Agents hame 5100,000.

pay great profits. !. i_ EPBRAIH BBOVTN, Lowell, Mass.

FEB DAT 8URI.—Agents wanted everywhere to (all our

MOKK $OAA PBB THAN MOJNTa Mate with Sndl Oka. Scat ftv OOsU(W ifKRVBS *C«., BrattletaM, ft.

aat wji^awi

A«EmUSI|4inB nAT.eelllas the Sktlonal Bewing Maahine 1 Better eadBion lurable ttea 9$0 Machis«s! JaSt^erflMSed 1— Address K, S. CHANDLER CO.,

-sr

KOI*

INblANA [and ILLINOIS.

134 Slain St., Cor.Sth,

T.'SL

."•Wi jH* -*t£i -n r-M

-p. t-s* WE COMM£NQ£

cifriL

i'hEa*

Numb?rs

303-404-170-361, Having beenassnmsd by other Makebs, *8 desire to cauitcn tbe public in respect to said Imitations.

ASK FOB GILLOTT'S,

I1 4 A.n injunction was granted by ia. 11 Vil tho Supreme Ceurt (New fork) at Ueueral Term, January, 18t7, against t: use by others of the NUMBBii 303.

GILLOTT & SONS, So 91 John St., New York. HENliY OWEN, Sole Agent

B(J WEN, POTTER & EBBS,

W O O

COMMISSION MERCHANTS

"No. XIO South Front Street,

(Jontignmintt of Wool

respectfully solicited.

Hit....

i'ii.ji

TEERE-HA UTE, INDIANA

ata

#5S Oar Great Semi-annual

-wr -r-*

OLKARANCE SALE

rh-f

fat

Or (Summer Ureas Goods.

Fine Apple Greaadlnea reduced to 25 cts Muslin Grenadine reduced to 25 cents, FigurtdjjjW^se^iSyfflrtlM50 re. :,-: duced to 85 conts Real Wool Hernanni worth 60 -:reduced to 25 cents Checked Poplins worth 50 reduc*

ilt

v. ed to 25 cents.

Brocade Alpaedas-worth 40 reduced to 25 cents Plain Wool DeLain worth 60 45 wis Plain Woof DeLafcT^orth" reduced to S5 dents. Elegant Black Silks tip from $1,25. Elegant F^ac^-Silkp ^p fr^n 90 cents. (the LarJ{siitc^kr^ty ^ofti^Minlle^QiAlids

Greatly Reduced Price*.)

Yard wldt Bleached,Muslin at cents Yard wide Bleacbad Maslid, better, Ift to 25 cents Yard wide Brown Yard widn Elegant

to 20 Mnts

(Dayton Oetton larn. alwars on band at lowest priees.) (The best Blue and€B«WK Hon* nwde JlJUfS madr in ^dyas^| at SO CenU.) 11 Common Calicoes at 10 centa. Fast Colors Gftifco«s it 12^ casts. Elegant Qu^Uty Galkiow, ,15 ,to,lflf centfc

wmsmm

.sA'ju'i'U

Aiinwn.^iii'snpaii .usiyc

Great inducements offered in the w&tiie Stock to make room for Fall and Winter Goods,

TV ELL* JtlJPJLBi & CO.,

COR. 6TH MAJN STBKW,

Hautef

£*4i

Letltla Streets,

Philadelphia, Pa.

We have just received

-tr

Clreatly

lnd.»

DRTjGOQDS

-AT-

WH0LES4LS Mnm

-AT-

CoKNKLIir

Saturday, June t'

Reduced

•?.?-

.j «. .'It

NEW STOCK OF

PRINTS BLEACHED XUSLIH&

Merrimack, Cocheco, .Spragnei,

C_ i.G&m«rloaiir H^Riolimond»&c.

«»e*9r

PaUnt Wiit* Wirt

Cleft**

Wiil last SO year*. Addre** the AHUMCAN WIRE CO., Office 188 Broadway, IT. T.

Print, in (hi MEW*BT STTLlfl

•v.-i6tCEl^r.3J XiT-.j.- TgT)^',tl3Wg-ihPBj~

v.fc -T. l'.

Wear#

iaS SHAWLS.*

ooinuoB

IsOiS

Oarpets, Oil

22d, 1867.

f--

UAsmash

nwi—ri

A9» C«^

Are now eoartractiug a Bail road from (Tma1lii,Ne bra »in, lflo Ocean, making with oksn line

Ike Continent. (iflu "t UnlM Mtowit ortnetr

FltST H0BTGAKE BONDS

haringtfeist|r |**u t« r»ar and.bearingannsal intersat, payable on the first day of January aad lily, ia the City of Kew Tork. at the rate of

Six Per Cent. In

Cloths,

Gold,

Ninety Cents on the Dollar. This road is already completed to Jolecbnrgh, STO'aallse we*t of Omaha, and is folly equipped, and traiee are regularly rnaninc o»r it— *Uie Com taliy has aow oa hand sul&cient Iron4 Use, etc., to finish the remaining portion to the eastern ban of tbe Bocky Mountains, 1*1 miles, wUic^ Is under contract to be done Sep* teinber Istof tifi's year, and tt Is expected that the entire road wit) be im runntog order from Omaha to itS'weaterft cunneotton with the OenUal Pacific, now. being rapidly built eastward from Sacramento, Cal., daring 1970.

Meuis of tbe Company. BstilBattns tbadistsnce to be bullt by the Union PaclficTtp be 1,665 miles, the United States Goternment Issues its Six per cent. Thirty-year Bonds to the Company as the road Ii dnlshe I at the average rate of about J2S.260 i'et mile, amounting to $44,298,000.

The Company is also permilted to Issue its own First) Stortgago Bonds t»an equal amount, and at tbe same'time, which by special Act of Congress are made a First Mortgafce &n the entire line, the honda of the United State*

them.

being

The Oorernmeht inakee a donation of 12,1)80 acres of laad te tbe'mlle. amountlng to 20,032,00(1 acres,estimated to be wortb 830,000,000, making the reeonrces^exclusite of ttie capital, $118,-

410totalbut

,000 the full value of the lands c-snnot now be rsaHted. The authorize I Capital Stock of the Company is one hundred million dollars, ol which five millions hare already been p*Id in, and of Which it is not supposed that more than twenty-fire millions at most will be required.

The opst of the road i* estimated by .competent engineer* to be aboat one hundred million dollars, ezclnlite of equipment.

Value and Security of the Bonds.

The Company respectfully submit, that the abote Statement of (acts fully demonstrates the eecurfty of their Bonds, apd as additional proof they wouldsnggest that the Bonds now offered are iess thau.ten million .dollars on 617 miles of road, 0i #MCh over twenty million dollars have already beep erpenisdan 330 miles of this road the cars are, pew* tjanaliw, and the remaining 187 miles are nearly c&rifleted.

At the pVesent rote of premium on gold these bondji^ay j^n annual interest on tbe present cost

'. safe- '-. Nine Per Cent,,

and lt is believed that on the completion of the road, lik* th« Government Bonds, they wili go above par. The Company latent to sell but a limited amoant at the present low rate, and retain tbe right te stdranc* the price at their option.

Subscriptions will be repeivea in Kew Totk by the CoBtineutalNational Bank, No. 7, Hassan St.,

Clark, Ocdge ft Oo.,Bankers, 61 Wall St., jlelin J. Cisco Son, Bankers, Mo. 33 Wall St,, end by BANKS AND BANKERS generally throughout the United States, nf whom maps and deecriptive pamphlets may be obtained. They will also be sent by raa't from ths Company's Office, No. 20 Nassau StnefcKsw Tork, on appli* cation Bnbscrlbers will select their own Agents la whom they bave confidence, who alone will be responsible to them for the *afe delivery of tbe bonds, *.

JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer,

Kisy30dw3mtop col ins STEW TOBB,

DRYe GOODS.

77 MAIN STREET,

Canton Mattings, Wool Druggets

Wall Paper, Ourtain Goods,

ZT&r

New Lawns,

«5". vii WSfM'-f*'

J&eonettc

urganaies^

yjgpe Merets, &

In fact a full assortment of

tit'

bUttrfya 4 »r tSi

IiL.*

a larg« supply ot 3L^- w-

•& -i

N E W O O S

dwti"

rn~

Prieei!

WM*'

»S.:,

Linen Goods,:

Housekeeping Goods.

O^^BCBN^ PU^ROHASE,

Suit -'•Si'Ul

j&vw mm* \*n-sv&

AT THE

'Buckeye Cash Store.'

& CO.,

JHaln Street.

PRETTY MOZAMBIQUE®,

For 20 cents, wortb 30.^

STRIPED

E I E S

For 66 osnts, werth 90.

SILK STRIPED

E N A I N E

For 76 cents, worth J1.00,

all en-K

O E N A I N S

For 91.00, worth #1.50.

Fresh IVIarseilles AND

ilf/en hM

At 76 emits, worth 81.10.

ALL WHALEBoKE

O S E S

At 11.85, worth 11.60.

I N 8

8 CEWTS,

Bleached'Mnslirls, 8 JESTS,

(and up

Qrown Muslins, ciasr®i,(Ma.p.,

EWAIL&CO.

PBIVATB DISEASES. KO OOABGX UStlL 0CB£D Hale* or TSMAlwr aflBtttedivlUi hny form dlseM*i«st b* c«redin as* to tnvday*, without Uaaatit,

Mmxvj, or JPiia,

.JNmMi pewller to Temalee speedlly emd•M^ ftaraiaM-^rioes low. Adrio* free, ao4

DRY GOODS.

GREAT REDUCTION

•is.

DRY GOODS

A. N I E S •*£& ••TtssM.* In Bleaclied Muslins!

In Brown Muslins! In Checks and Tickings ***•& -i.

or us

The caBXead connection between Omsha^ud the Kasti* now complete, a&d tbe earnings of the Union Pacific en the section] already nnialicd for the llrtt two weeks in May were $113,0(iO.'' The*e *ectional earnings as the road pro* grr**e*iwiU^mtch more titan pay tho interest on the Company's bonds, and the through business oVer the only line of railroad between tho Atlantioand Pacific must be immense.

ry..\£

8Ummek mm imm "if'"

ARElE13 DOWN J.,

Very Low

S'ilk SacquesT '1'^

^Summer Shawls! ... v-,-- ,v./ •V'tSf) ^l4v-,-VSkt —-iTO

Close out

mtordiaate

Stoek!

Having Invoiced Stock and Reduced Prices, at present rates, whicb will enable me to offer Great Bargains, Call and examine prices,

N I E HO Main Street.

North Side, between Fourth and Fifth

'MUSICAL.

TJFIEJ

AMERICAN METHOD FOR THE PIANOFOBTE,

A BHORT

CompreheusiTe and Practical System By Edgar A, Bobbins, Prefessor of the Fisnoforte. This work meets tbe daily requirement* of the Pianist. Tt combine* Harmony with tho*e indispensable point* recommend*d by all emirnnt muter* fur dally practice, and is ao systematized as to.readlly impart a

knowiedf* of the artof un

derstanding and executing the dilBtnUiei inTOlved in the piano music of ail the various School*. It is ilkowlee ad*-.'ted to all players, from tbe begin* nerto tbe finished artist.

PRICK 84.60.

Sent post paid. OLIYEE DIT80N CO., Fablishere, Boston. OHAS. B. DIX80N Jt 00., 711 Broadway, No* Tork. dwtil ch

DWIGHT'S JOURNAL OF MUSIC, Each aomber containing sixteen pages, fnclnd jng FOUR PACES OF HtSIC PUBLISH ED FOBTNIOHTLT. Tbbvs: TWO D0LLABS PJiB ANNUM. Speo m-ns sent free. JOHN S. DW1GHT, Editor

OLIVER DITS0N

& CO.,

OFfoaiTX XHBjCOtTRT HOCIS,

TfiRRK'HAUTB I3VD.

This being tbe largest and most elegant Uuslo XstaMlsbtwat

IN THIS STATE

Buyers in want of fine

I A N O S

JICLODKOSS,

O NT S,

And smaller Mnsloal Instruments, and Itlaslcal Merchandise of every description, Sheet Basic and Instruction Books, should not flail ta visit the

PALACE OF MUSIC

'All kinds of Musical Instrument* ispaiied in the most approved manner. d&w

MUSIC.

J. G. LINDEMANN,

OKALIB IN

PIANOS, M£LOUEONM -ORGANS, Violin*, Uuitars, Flutes, and all kind* of Mcslc*

Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash (Street. TEBEE HAUTE. INDIANA. XONINQ AND BIPAIB1NG of PIAi^Oa and other Instruments will be promptly attended to.

OLD PIANOS will be taken in toado foi NfW ONUS. aul03dwtf J, J. O. UKPSMAMK.

(s manufactnred from PcuK UATKIllALS, and may be consldeted the STANDAKD sf IICEUKNCB

Fcr sale by all Grocers. 24dwly

JgOOKS AND STATIONERY.

M- W. O'CONNELL

Has disposed of hi* Undertaking Buaineca, which had become necessary in consequence of the rapid increase of his

BOOK TRADE, He cill

new

devote his entire attention to

the

latter branch of business, and with a fall and complete stock of Book* and Stationery,

SCHOOL BOOKS, MAGAZINES, PAPERS, *e., Ac., Asia a continuance ot the trade heretofore so be rally bestowed a28dwtf

MONUMENTAL.

rpHB UNDERSIGNED is Agent JL for tbe

CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE

Kmmsts. This material le

mow

b/ c^Uiss at the Western

dlcal OBoe, 1ST Sycamore street, Oincinaati,

With No Charge VnttU Cured

Bstte.alwars

ImotHtkahU.

At met Elegant u»

nscytftfs

of tht Mghnl poHtk

as Ol«0|iatia'e Keedie, and Fompey's

Pillar, at Al«**»drl*, in Xgypt, which still remain

miupeitti WJ

THE BATA«U Of CEHTVXJDES. The suparior beaut/ and durability of this ma* teriai ia oa using a demand for it In ths Eastern States, wheteit ia being adsoM by the wealthier cls*sss in preCsmce to the

Italian KsrUe.

tW»$TS*tonn*r be«*in»» tbe

AdMu JCxprM Ofttee Or**» and iniuiri«* wu meet with

cressa4«.c

tSBtkm. Address, JAKTS a. WlUtOV, Sc«

Tnre Bc.«t«, Ind.

CARRIAGES.

Bzeelslor

Carriage

Orders for New Vehicles solicited

My experience

lltcossson

PnblUhers, Bosten,

DtrSON 4 CO 711 Broadway, Ksw

OHAS.

Tort dwtch

L. KISSNER'S

PALACE OF MUSIC!

No, 48i Ohio Street,

Everything Warranted.

Booting, Honse fluttering, &e„ done promptly, snd warranted to give satisfaction. None but the best "BBAND3" cf Tin used uu less specially ordered.

Prices— Cheap as the Cheapest.

mhedly. ch Sepa

ALL Ha* ju*t reoeived a iarge iavoioe vi. lee Chests, Ice Cream Refrigerators, Fret iters. Beer Coolers, Water Carriers, Water Coolers, Foot Tubs, Ice Pitchers, Bath Tubst

All kinds of

O I E S E S ASO TBE LARGEST STOCK OF STOVES

-fstpy

Works,

(TK4DS MASS)

ESTABLISHED 1ST 1854.

The attention oi parchMers and tho*«s wantfag a Superlur Article, I* Invited to my Stoek of

Fine Carriages,

HP#*

(VMlatlii( of

Barouches, Hockaways, Phaetons, Top Buggies, Open Buggies, and TAght Wagons, I.

Ilade of carefully i*lfe.t«i material and by

Master Workmen

thirteen yeafs in Tetre-Haufe

a* a anccessfal manufacturer, gives assurance -f a thorough knowledge of my buiiaess and ability to supply the wants of consumers, long felt in this market.

Shop and Warerooiu,

Corner 2d and Walnnt Streets,

UL en e-Huute, IuU.

A. J. WELCH.

June lS dAwSiu

J. WELCH.

TO WELCH WB11IIT,

Msnufacturer and Dealer in

CABKUGES AND BUtitilEg, Corner Seeond ant Walnut St* Terra Haute, iut] Feb 87 d*wGm

SCOTT, ORES A CO.,

Carriage Manufacturers,

Cobnir We.S43M* 1st Srs., Teare Hsdts,

Lhb,

Eeep constvnily on hand, and offer for sale at the ion est market price*, all of tbe lateit style* of CABRIAflKS, BlUtilEi and LIGHT WA60*S, ol' thttr own munuincture, of selected stock, pacUl attention paid to BefjUBim*.

May3dw6m

STORAGE, COMMISSION & GBA1N*

S. FBAMKLIN. A. O. HOBSISOFL.

.FRANKLIN, M0KK180N & C0.f] OCNS&AL Commission JMLercIiaxiUi, JVo. 88 West }id St,, CtncinnaU.

KKFif&EJMOKS.

Fearce, Tolle, llolton Shaw, Barbcut A w., A Porter, Wm. Olenn

Sons,

K. G. Leonard .t Oo.'t itob't Uacready A Co. Foote,Na*h.kCo. mliS6dly

Foster lJrothers, Chambers, Stevens A Cu.

A S S E

iit

&xo£irtKa roBWA&DiNfl Ain

Commission Merchaut^

AXD DK4U&S Ul

€hrain, Flour and Salt.

Willi IIouss—On the Canal, near the Terr« Baute A Kichmoud and S.

BANXT.

C. Eatiroad Depete

msytdwtf TCBBB HACTS, IHO. to as

ALONIO HA SIT,

OHN HANEY & CO., dTO&AQS, gOMUlSlOM ASP A I N E A E

Warehouse on first dt., at the Canal Basin. auOdwtf TEUBB HAUTE. INb

STOVES AND TINWARE,

SR.

HENDEESOiS, MANDKACTUKKP.

8T0BK oa ith street, 4tb Uoor sontii ui ost Oflto*

The Best Cooking Stoves. Tbe Finest Heating Stoves. All kinds of Fruit Cans. Every Variety of Tin aad Copper Hare

IN THE OITT, Jjv

Which am determined to sell nt th»

bottom price

Don't be deceived, tat call and see before yen buy Respectfully, U. L. BALU

JAre

COLGATE & CO'S

GEBMAN

Erasive Soap

B. HAGERTY & CO.,

prepared to do all kinds of

O W O ,i.

SOU*

Hoofing, Qutteringt Oopparsmith Work,

And Repairing of all Kina#.

We have also the Atfenof hr

BENNETT A MABSH'S CELHBKAXXI 1'lKBnix Warm Air Furnace, Of which we have already put up several, to t'ru entire satisfaction of the partie* using, them, whom wecan at all times refer.

All kind* of Furnaces repaired and pot up lu complete order, and the work warranted. A general aseortment of TINWABE ui, head at all times. Qive us a call at

No. 187 Main Street,

Bet. (Kb 7th fct*., TEBBE IIAtJ'fK, INl, novladtr

a. cutter,

Hovsr

AID JlON

A I N E

SO 117 UilH STREET,

Verre Haute, Indian

Bctsunosb^J, Oook A Pon, (Jui, Thos. I'owUn Qeortce Haalet. jelSdLm

JOHN ARMSTBONG, Jansmlth snd Stencil Oatter. flour, Whisky and dack brands, also Plate* for Barking Clothing, cut to order.

Ouns made aad repaired in the beet of style. All work warranted to give satisfaction. I Shop 2d door East of the New Court House, a )n'° street, at the Vigo county Hay Scalea. fdl

^JNION BAKBJR^,

i'Jjt

FBAIK HEBIG & UK€|

lfanalactiirers of all kinds of i)

CEACKEE8: and Dealers In

O E I E S

On Lafhyette St., between Oanal and Depot,

7 K. S TJ

doSOdly /. INDIAMA. ^.

It Is

any known material. It* chief oonstittiAlt* are tbe

ALL INTEBESTED.

imm.

PAlNTiNG! PAINTING FAINTING I -i* CALL AT u. BUOiffiLL'S PAINT SHOP„ ith gt4 SdPoor North of Central Engta* Bottsa.,

Having h«d li years ezperisnoe In the aboye ?x,iiitee, aad having ths best ltaterUls, can WAnr*at satisfaction in all I undertake. fMtlMUar attentton paid to draining end Slga Writteg. jelOdly