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SEVENTEENTH YEAR.

THE DAM EXPRESS.

OFFICIAL PAPEB,

PUBLI15HIKO THE

i, I' R» it

fHK LAKliJSST tllKCULATIOS.

THE NEWS.

Oou closed in New Tork yesterday at 140-%.

SZWABD

and McCulloch aro believed to

ia asserted that Secretary Seward will leave the Cabinet by his own free trill sooner than was expected.

Oca dispatches contain the letter of General Grant to Secretary Stanton on accepting the War

Portfolio IT

is now alleged that the Prenidet did not telegraph to General 8teedmau to tako Mr. Stanton's place.

GOVEBKOB

FTAHKEB*. of Louisiana, has ordered

an investigation of the connection of ex-Go*. Wells with the Levee Bond swindle

is stated that the President desires that ail of his Oabinet should send in their resignation* that ho may make a general revision of bis Cabinet.

is intimated that the President will soon tender the office of Secretary of War to a distinguished ex-Governor of one of the Now England States, supposed to be Governor Andrews.

GES. BIIEKIDAX

SOME

has written a letter to General

Grant complaining bitterly of the conduct of Geu. Rosseau in New Orleans, stating that be exerted iiis iuflueuco with rebel citizens to prevent the ucceptance by them of the terms of the reconstruction law.

the House of Lords, on Monday night, the consideration of the reform bill was resumed. Earl Derby was present and moved that tho Uouse recede from all of its amendments to the bill, except the one providing for the represent* ton of minorities which bad been accepted by the Uouse of Commons, After along debato the motion was put and carried in favor of tho Government.

TEIBUK*

»pecial says the suspension of Stan-

'ton has created some excitement and mauy speculations as to whose turn it will be next. Randall and Seward are singled out very generally. It is almost universally the impression that both of these gentlemen will sever their connection with the Administration for the ra»onliat both are disgusted with tbo President. Seward, it is said, has leanod strongly toward Stanton in all his troublos with (he President, and especially in this last one.

Prussia is nblo to show that bur income oxcoeds ber expenses, she will cxnibit to tho world a remarkable spectaclu, Tbo late war, it might have been oxpected, would bavo cost her considerable. True, she compelled Austria to pay a certain sum towards the expenses of the campaign, aod levied contributions elsewhere but it was not thought that these amounts would roach anything like the total of her expenditure. Most nations come out ot a war greatly in debt, almost hopelessly so but Prussia, after exhibiting immonse military power, show also that she possessed great resources. The fact will havo a tendency to still further elevate her prestigo in Europe. A nation which not only can maintain a great urmy and carry on a great war, but provo herself in a twelvemonth to be in the receipt of more than she spends, is to bo BO much respected by the impecunious and bankrupt nations of tbo old world as one that must not be carolcssly affronted.

time ago, Senator Doolittlo left

the United Statos for Europe, and it was given out that he went upon bueiness for the Government. The precise nature of his mission was not stated, nor is it yet publicly known, if it should be true that be really had somo mission intrusted to him. But, nevertheless, the rumor seems to bavo followed him, and being in Copenhagen, it was said that ho had come to purchase tho Island of St. Thomas. This may be true, but if so, tho Government of Denmark has felt constrained, in consequence of Mr. Doolittle's presence, to give public notico that it has no intention of selling tbo Island. This does no^ howovor, discredit Mr. Doolittlo's supposed mission. He may have gone with offers to buy, and the Danes have eoncluded that toey will not soil. If so, Mr. Sos ward lias failed again, and his prosontambassndor is no more successful than that mystorious one who was sent in the early part of tho year to the West Indies, haw ing authority to do—the people do not know exactly what. That attempt was an inglorious failure it is presumed. The messenger camo hack and roported to the State Department, which has not yet reported to tho people- Mr. Seward appears to bo the groat land speculator of the ago. His success in Russian-America has set him to hankering after territory in all sorts of places. But ho dope not seem to rnako much headway in his lato endeavors and if he does not soon make a hit, he had better retire from the real estate business altogether.

"W£ have received the report of the Department of Agriculture for the month of July. The Commissioner uses the following language in reference to tho crops: "Never bas tho department been able to report bO favorable a prospoct for uniformly good crops since the establishment of tho statistical division. While exaggerated statements have been made in influential papers, especially of the so-called failure of tho whoat crop of last year, and the importation of wheat, in the face of the fact that twelve millions of dollars' worth of breadstuff* were exported in the first four months of 1867, immense numbers or immigrants were fed, a much larger amount of wheat used for seed than usual, with a surplus still remaining over sufficient to break numerous speculators and several banks, it is gratifying to know that we have a surplus to more than make good the deficiency—not the "failure," for there never was a failure of the wheat crop in this country—of the last three crops of wheat Four States— "West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana—made but about half a crop. Ho other Stales were in that category, and Iowa, Missouri, and Kansas made a good crop. Instead of a deduction of fifty per

THE

*Sfo A

*nj§1«:# *^pl«

HAVXXfO

In bad

odor at the White House. Heroine ar« in circulation looking to the epoedy capitation of Judge Holt and General Sheridan.

LOUDON

LUKDOX—

IMM^UIIIlt

niSt .',-4.«£ T-Wf! 'lirSt **3f -I *J

or ninety millions of bushels, which

would at least have threatened a famine, scarcely more than & third of that deduction should be made. For three years past the product has been bat about five bnshels to each inhabitant. The crop of 1869, if the census returns are correct, was but five and a half bushels to each person The promise for the present year is about six bushels."

BY TELEGRAPH

EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLE

ENGLAND-

Aug.

12—Midnight-—In

the

House of Lords to-night the considera tion of the Beformbill was resumed. Earl Derby was present and moved that the House recede from all of its amendments to the bill except the one providing for the representation oi minorities which had been accepted by the House of Commons.

Aftor a long debate the motion was put and carried in favor of the Govern ment.

I^OHpoKDKKBY,

Aug.

13.—The

Evening.—Consols

94$,

Erie

44J, I. C. 77|, 5-203 74}, A & G. W. 22J. LIVBEPOOL,

Aug

13—Evening.—Cot

ton, under favorable advices from, Manchester, closed firmer with an advance 12,000 bales of middling uplands so!d at 1

PRANCE.

PARIS

Aug. 12—Afternoon.—It is

again asserted that a meeting between too Emporor Napoleon and the King of Prussia will take place.

Gen. Grant's Letter Accepting the War Portfolio.

NEW YOKE,

Aug.

J.—The following

is Grant's letter to (Secretary Stanton on accopting the War Portlolio WASHINGTON, C.,

Aug.

12, s867.

Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War: SIB:—Unclosed

transmit to youn copy of a letter just received from the Presidont of the United States, notifying me of my assignment as Acting Secretary of War, and directing me to assume the duties at once.

In notifying you of my acceptance, I cannot let the opportunity pass without expressing to you my appreciation of the zeal, patriotism, firmness, and ability with which you have ever discharged the duty of Secretary of War.

With great respect, your ob't serv't, [Signed] T7. S. GRANT, General.

Cabinet Blatters—The suspension of Stanton, &c.

NEW YORK,

Aug.

13.—The

Tribunes

special says the suspension of Stanton has created some excitcment and many speculations as to whose turn it will be next' Randall and Seward are singled out very generally. It is almost tbo universal impression that both of these gentleman will sever their connection with the administration for tho reason that both are disgusted with the President.

Seward has loaned strongly toward Stanton in all his troubles with the fresdent, aad osp uliy, in this last one.

This afternoon, alter the Cabinet meeting, the ex-Secrotary and Mr Seward wore out riding, and this, with other things has given Color to tho report that Mr. Seward will leave the Cabnet by bis wo t'reo will sooner than has been expected.

Tbo Herald's special says it is statod that the President desires that all of his Cabinet should sond in their resignations, that he may make a general revision ot his Council. Seward and McCulloch are believed to be in bad "odor" at the White House.

Reports woro in circulation looking to the speedy decapitation of Judgo Holt and Gen. Sheridan.

Tho Times spocial says the President intimated to-night that he will soon tender the office of Secretary of War to a distinguished ex^Govcrnor of New England, probably meaning Andrews of Mas-, sachusatts. j-

GENERALS SHERIDAN AND ROTTSsEATJ.

The Tribune special says Gen. Sheris dan has written letter to Gen. Grant complaining bitterly of the conduct of Gen. Roussoau in New Orleans, stating that ho exerted his influence with rebel citizens to prevont the acceptance by them of Gen. Sheridan's construction of the Reconstruction Act, and also of his general demeanar towards Feneral Sheridan.

AX UNFOUNDED REPORT.

Tho Tribune special says it is not true that the President telegraphed to General Steodman to take Mr. Stanton's place.

GOV. FLANDERS VS. GOV. WELLS. Gov Flanders of Louisiana has ordered an investigation of tho connection of exGovernor Wells with tho Levee Bond swindle.

Political Complexion of the Kentucky Legislature.

LOUISVILLE,

Aug

13.

islature of Kentuoky will stand about as follows "Senate, Democrat, 25 Radical 9 Third party 4.

House, Democrat, Third party 4.

85 Radical 11

Arrest for Drunksnness.

NEW BRUNSWICK. N.

J., Aut?. 13.—In

a drunken affray in the family of Wm. Ronntree, at Newmarket, Monday, the wife's step-father, was stabbed dangerously by Roantree, who with all the rest of tho'inmates, wero more or less hurt,— Roantree was committed to jail.

NEW YOBK STOCK MARKET By Telegraph.J

NEW TORK,

Money easy at 3@5 per cent for call loans sterling quiet at 109J@110 gold first class bills gold without decided change, opening at 140£ and advancing to 141, cloaing at 140). Government stocks firm and active. Coupons '81 111J, do'62 13| do'64 10. Quicksilver 31$@32 Mariposa 10£@37£.

SPECIAL I NOTICES TueU, Rlplty A 0a."* Dry 600*4 Emporium. JCLI 23th, 1867. Elceant Bleached Mnsllns at "lev rices." Bate*' 4-4(better than Hill,) 25

CINCINNATI MARKET. By Telegraph.] Czxcnnun, August IS. FLOUR—Firm bat quiet, family at $10010 SO.

WHLAT—In good demand and price* a shade firmer, but not quotably higher, Ho 1 red at S3 10 and white at 2

CORN—Dull25A30.

at B3@84, not muoh dacoaal.

OATS—Firmer and prices higher, sale* ,aj 68 and at the close holders asked 57(958.

BULK HEATS—Held at 11% and 13% with a good demand. BACON—Held at 12%, 14K, 1% and 16 tor sdonlders, aides, clear rib ana small sales.

EXCHANG -Dull.

steamer

Moravian, from Quebec, arrived at Queenstown to-day. The steamer City of Boston, from New York, has arrived.

clear sidsa wit^

HAMS—Unchanged. CHEESE—At 11312POTATOES—At !2@2 95 per bbls. APPLES-At 81 50 to 3 50. EGGS—12c. LINSEED OIL—At 81 25. COFFEE—At 22@26. SUGAR—At 12@15. GOLD—140J4 buying. *GE-

NEW YOBK HABKBT.rr By Telegraph.]

NEW

Tonx, Aug. 13.

FLOUR—Closed rather more active, new steady and old very scarce, tending upward. WHEAT—Dull and l@2c lower for new with receipts of new increasing.

BYE—Quiet and firm at 81 43@1 45

tor

tern. OATS—Active and firm at 83@8o for old western, 91@9'2 new Ohio and 75Q76 for new Chicago to arrive.

CORN—StEady at 81 10(311 for good to prime new mixed western and 1 0BQ9 tor nnsonnd do. PORK—Quiet at 823 30 cash and 23 31)f regular.

BEEF—Quiet and nnchanged. CUT MEATS—Dull at previons prices. BACON—Quiet and unchanged. LARD—Quiet at 13for fair to prime steam and 13^ for kettle rendered.

DRY GOODS.

GREAT REDUCTION

DRY GOODS

A N I E

In Bleached Muslins! In Brown Muslins!

In Checks and Tickings!

ALL

SMMiSIl

herewith, I have to

GOODS

MARKED DOWN

Very Low!

Silk Sacques I

Summer Shawls

Close out Stock

Having Invoiced Stock and Reduced Prices, at present rates, which will enable mo to offer Great Bargains, Call and examino prices.

N I E HO Main street.

North Si do, betweon Fourth and Fifth

JJOLD ONI

IB .A. I

bo&$BC

NEW CONFECTIONERY —AND

have to-day opened anew and complete (took of floods ii my line, consisting of Fltl'lTs, NPTs, VINE CANDY AND CAKES, of all kinds t» whioh I luvite the attention «f" the Public. 0. 149 Main Street, Nek* door to llendriuh

Wlionzer'a Jhina Store.

have also opened and titled up in saperb style an

IO El CREA31 SALOON, ron AND LADIES' AMD OKJiTLEMK, where the best Ice Cream, Lemonade and CakM,

Will be surved tip to suit tho most Fast dions. Parties and l'lc-Nles Promptly Sapplei Pleas) give me a call and

V..

will please yon.

JOHN OflUHB,

Apr2 4, 1SC7,

TEHEEB. HAUTE, IHD.

B.- Positively no spirituous liquors kept at my Establishment. 2tdt(

PJRING- MILLINER*.

OPENING.

We are uov receiving a full stock of Goods which will bo oponetl on the 4th ioit. Ladies, call fiud soe our new style Pattern Bonnets and Hats, aprldtf M. H. ABBOTT.

KEW' DRESS MAKING /.

ESTABLISHMENT!

be NEW YOBK ltKi£8 ,CUXT|8 Who cuts by

Taylor's System-

Of lueasaremout, is

Tho next Leg

vti

WOltK WABR £j!

And if I fail to make a

PERFECT FIT

The Goo la wilt be paid for. Models and Chart* dispeBa*) with, and strict measurement adhered to. A share of costom sol cited. ...

Orer Prince

I'o's Store

mk30d&w

Aug.

10.

oat*.

Hlfltoo 4-4 (good aa dUl.) 30 cent*. Springfield 4-1—apleudid, 13 cent*. Boston 5 4, 2S cents. Peup^rell. bleached and brown, 6 4, 7-4, 8-4, 9-4 ant 10-4. The fullest assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry 1 Goods in the market at popular

at popular prices. TUSLL,

IV W

MILLINERY ROOMS!

75 Main Street, South Side, IN PRINCK

GO'S STOBB BOOMS.

All the Newest Styles and Novelties on hand, and con»tajitly receiving additions at the Hoveat Price*.

9(R£. E. J.

D1Adam'A

SUPIiXT

OO.

COPEIaASTD,

ftoraierfr TrlwMr for Mrs. M. A. Walter.

D*« n, btackom tht, «aad *sol

o- the 90th day ot Jul-, 1847, oy mnaal oonaent. Chaa H. Mams will ooatlna. the bnainees at the old stand and settle the aeeouv «f the firs, ft..?™' i« A APAJtfl,

•u Diwaoy.

4yi igi i-.i-T?

OUECNSWARE

JXL i—ortsnaad it »—lya

lW-

BYE—Sold at SI 1 COTTON—Firm at 26326% for middling. WHISKY—Steady at 30 in bond. POBK—Mesa held at $21 with buyers at 23 75 at the close, it sold at 23 SO in the morning.

JaoSMawtf

QUEEN SWABE,

opwied at i«

140 aii lU

XaIh

{rated Cbuia» PUun and Figured

STONE CHINA, A Vt

Common Ware

^LN^EK, TOILET, SETS -**«. *fca* 6? cw -.-"Jan) 2'J:4

lilver«Flated, Alabaia an? :Biitania Ware, til alt. anit

J*?i

TABLE "fV CUTLERY OF EVER* DSSCRIfTfONl. B4 x!!*' 'i 'Xitoot

wai. oil Riw

GLASSWARE,

Imported and Domestic, in Grea

[caitu^ iif' }k''H •.. a.

(it

'K» it-.

Bohemian, French and Belgian Glassware!

••U.iR

Vai«,'lSBtle Orni al,

and

ISAMm 1| .vi

COAL ^Ott. LANTIBNSt SHADE& CHIMNEYS, s)«^aoaAjrD wiatti

HOUSE FViiliiBIMI €0008,

BAB FIXTURES

RETAIL MEBCHANTS To iamact unr Stock, as the* will find onr Ware* as ioW aa Uey aaa fcr tag Uieaa trim

sides saring breakage la transportation. We have fall stock of

ASSORTED CRATES

Of SXODK 0B1NA aad OOXX0V WAltK, suite to the Country Trade. Orders takea for eag/aving dealgns on Qlass,

OmamontB on Obinaware, Aad will match any brokaa at of Fraaab China, Plain. Oold'3aad, nr. Deooratwt waHw»f

OOCTOB WHirriEB,

ADiploma

HKXJLABI.T BUD rsraiDlAH.a* his which haaga ia hia offloe will show, bas made CArmsfa Maasas

ha* a Unlou-wida sefatatioa, hairing been l^a^sr leoafsd a at. f«asth»a aay othe*Chrenic Ihseaat Physician.

Mack of hi* araoHea haa bean of a private na8ftMiis, OoaorrhMkOiMt, jHIKri, all

Pi—am,

SVEBYBODY

Can get, in a sealed letter envelope,uiy Xiiaor Symptoms andTieatmeat of Herrous, Orio&ry an iexualDisessas,clearly delineating all the di«^aconditions, with inll Symptom Lists, Tor t* three-cent pottage etampa to prepay postsx-. Circular for Ladies,relating to Disease,

aprtdjwly.

haud ready to receive or

drs from all Ladies who desire well and easy fittiug garments. i'

1--

TERRE-HAUTE HfiMiNiT WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 14.1867

8TOBF

HSJMU'I FILLMUK,

II4MB8 1M

CHINAf GLASS,

I am

Street.

m^sXBBKK HAUTS _IND.,

wes

The

rJLargest

Stock,

®00®BiweM IKSWWW*

EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY! i. ''.v, 4* omprking in part.

f. k. i.

Pni"

f- .'Mtipi* *+*,0. le$ ,rt ?,,v .xt:

B. T, O. EMEIS, M. D.

K. Jk'j. Jt'

Eoleetic P^ty

SVKOSOK

BOOMS.

SI. A. WALTER.

sician,

aid

ACCOUCHEB. 0

tat tar or .«•» rs» m*

Bssiilea all Acuta Dlssasss, I devoted a thorough Mdy ta the care of all

CHBONIC DUEAME8,

Sack as all Disease* ef the

ETX, I BBOSC1IITIS, LOMBt'-UU.

AftmiA, 1

LITBH. I OOMSC11PTION, SPLBEM, AOUB OAKB, STuMAOH, DY8FBP8IA, Aad the other AbMaul Tiacara, farther:

steria.

iJfVhU* Discharges, rum-bleeding

»wmm#*i

AUFtiw—iCkllhAAyic

IntanaKtaata—t Aoa*t care haw long standing— Bilioaa Tsar, eta. Fartka

OnflBfOWt »UW»| Xklra aoor waat of 4tk

VS aKCHANTS INSUEANCJi

J.YA

INSURANCE COLUMN. EXPRESS RIOMP^N|ESA

gBMT-ANNUAL 8TATR1CBNT

JTO'A IXSifilANCE €0,

iOf ardbril, Conn. _____ 5 .*! Total Assetts, Jmly 1, 1M7, •C.TU^411 96. 8,029 lew Pallctas wiiku Use last Six MMih*»vttk an lacrtite of asaetts of fl3».(N M. •MOO,000 Snx-pliis alwre Ik* le-la-nrauce Fowl.

J. H. HAGER,

87dlw LOOAit AQKHT.

TTNION INSURANCE CO.,

___

IHOIANAPOLI&

Capital, #407,500 7«. THE

LKADTSQ

FIBS

IHSCAAHCA

OOKPAST

or la*.,

Stock Company owned and controlled by the leading badness men in the 8tete. The fallow! area part of the Stockholders, who are residents of Terra llante, and to when wc wonld refer those wanting sonnd and reliable insurance at fair rates.

Pr»ton Hnieey, Pree't National State Baak. J. K. On Jningham, Druggist. L. O. Warren's Heirs.

BAVINS A CO., Agents,

23d tf Office over Donnelley'* Drag Store.

LOOK AT THIS

IF YOU NEED INSURANCE

YOU WILL FIND

The Best the Cheapest!

fR ENCH CH^NA, 96th Semi-Aaaual Expose

ii^a bZi p»td, S

'®21,271,973 57

nBUica, HARTFORD, CONN.,

a'* ASSDTTS: (At Market Value.) Casb on baud ana in Bank, 9515.886 30 Eeal Estaie, %l 248,993 02 Mortgage Bonds, 695,550 00 Bank BtocK, 1,206,400 00 U. biates, btate and

City Stock, and

otiivr rublic securities, 1»984,308 86

$4,650,938 27

Less Liabilities, Claims uot due and unadjusted,

377,668 46

Net Assets, $4,273,269 81

flKfi AND INLAkB NAVIGATION RISKS.

It**" Agencies in all tho priacipal Cities and Towns in the United States. Applications for Insurauce will be promptly attended tu. BASER & McKEEN, Agents.

OFFiCEi-Uowling'tf Hall. JulylSdlm s-

riBE and MAKlMfc

AiS i, Oi' UABTifOltD, CONN.

a. mtiB.

LONDELL,

Sec'y.

of Hi Kfa

and

Of+

Mwomrial AJtctiom qf lit

J%vai,8Umor Bimm OrtkUk,

Hwls or ttytam

alaa, the eflectt of a Solitary Habit, roinons to Body and Mind, producing blotch**, debility, im potency, diuin*a*,dimn**e of tight, ooafaalon of ideas, eril fciebodlaa, avarafca to aociety, toss ol memory, weahneae, Ax, -not all tha*e in aay oct «*,bnt ajl oocarrlng nraqo.ntly ia rarions cue* •rAcoommadatioai ample, charges moderate caree guaranteed. Oonsaltatlons by letter or ofllce, free. Host case* oaa be praperly treato-' ty Ueaatooation and Pregnancy, 3c. without aa intarTUw, aad medicine*, secure troai bsanratiaa, sent byasll or expats*. N» hin ra&te to btwtaes* In most cases.

•. 11

Address Box 3093, St. Lonia, Mo. Honra—8 A. M. 8 P. M. OSes permauentl) located at So.617 St.Charles Btreet,betwet Slxtl and Serenth.oae sqnare Sonth of Lindell Hotel, a retired spot la the centre of the city.

Obfisnftation rooms, and rooms rer tUe acexu modation of soch patients as require Uiiy *r*r. *1 attention.

UAKK HL'WAAU,

CAPITAL,

Pre*'I

y^OO.OOO

A11 JLtoasos Promptly Paid, Policies issu»d and ronewou by

the Bast, be

CBAKE Agtlt,

S Terra llame, Ind.

jVTOETH AMEEICAN

i" i'U£ lMSliKAACi COMPANY, Or iiABTrou, CoflN. Cash Capital ^UOU.OOl

A. V. liAal'lfiUo i'resiieut. W. O. liAii'IiSiGS becrewry. 1'Oi.icnts lssout or

AA. A. CHASMS, Aicunt,

^myi!9dly 'i'erre iiauie, Inti.

HOME

IKSUEANCE CO.,

CiAllAAAlI, OU1U

Cu.pitul, 9UOO.OOU ire auu Jlariue itisks taken at reaaunabie ruki OUice, d. W. iAr. Third and Sycamore Streets. OH AS. 0. Uh.Ali.iKT, Presidens O. M. KANSuSl, dectetar)

M. A. CBAf £, A|(eul, Torre baute, lad.

UCKEYE MUTUAL USSUK

ANCK COMPANY.

Cash Capital *200,000 00 Surplus 60,000 00

Total Cash Assets Jan. 1st, 1801, 2«0,OOO 00 Pruilts returned ia Ousb to stock and Policy iiuiii era.

Premiums all Cath—DundemU the

L. 1. UODbON,

Sam*.

No Liability on the part of the Assured. Office—OVIAlr'e bXCaANQE,

CLIVKLAND,

OHIO

Sec'y.

WM. HAliX,

Prn

U. A, OBANE, Agent, Terre Uaute, lud.

rpHE PUTJSAM

I'lKK IMHUBAA'CK t'OBPASI. Or HAarroxD, ooMiiacricuT. Cash Capital 8500,00U tiAAUIKL WuODBDFF, President.

DAN1KL BUCK. 31. A. CKANC,Agetit, my^vdly Terre ilaute, lod.

POEN

i~l

OnuAMizcn in 1852.

MASON President G£0. A. DliifeSKli ttecietury

A.UBAKK, Agent, Terre iiiiuli. Ind.

ACCIDENT.

I TNITED STATES VAhtlALir COX COSIPAMT, or xxw JEUSKT. For Iu.uraucu a^aiiut C»aualties or Acciiient* .N. ¥. Oihce, 90 iiroadway. Tlieouly Mutual Accident company in America Plt&NClS MAKKo£ J. Picsident. C.lAllLiCcj WL'iiCS, Sec.and Treas. KOBKKT LfcNoX KhN^thDY, Chair'n Kx'eCom. UKSI1T t. VAIL, Chair u. an finance Commit ten

Fur Luuui AKunciee ^pil to M.A. CBAHK. Agent, Terre Ilaute, Ind.

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UNITED STATES

I LIFE USVKAICE COMPACT, No. 40 MALL STKkJiT, NEW .'01.K, •foaeph B. C7ulliixa, Preaidont,

Assets Nearly $2,CXX),OCO. uix

(he Midst of Life We are in Death.

Injure with the Old Helitble. H.A.CBAHE, Afeat,

Jsn^Utf Terre aap •*lod*

QAJSCEES.

lr.

Jtmintwy Sores,

W.C. €OUJE5T,

Who resided 1U th* city for lour years, and nowa re* dent of Louisville, Ky., who hae at this time an exttndTe practice vn the trearmeat of CAN. CKivi and Cai.ccrous \ffections, and Is rapidly gaining the high rep action mat he held in this city during hts stay with tu. We can t.*tiiy of we know, that Bf. Ooudan ha* been eminently aaccesafal in the many case* that he treated in thia city aad surrounding oonntry. The Doctor's mode of treatmrnt differs from all others, using aa antidote of hia own preparation, killing the Oanoar, root and branch. ithout vain, haa of Mood, or the nse of the knife. Or. Coudeo is willing also, to impart bis mode of treatment of tha Oancar to one or two tegular practicing Phy«iciaui of good reputation. He does not desire to place IT in the band* of aa oae who nut wall qoalitiad to enstain the reputation that ha baa already gained lor Hia B^medy. Any on* who

may deaire iarther InioraMtion reference to tha care, or mode of treatment of Oaneer, can oon- BIDDL8.

THE

ABA1I8 r.fPKUg COMPLY

(asters wesMn us Beatken •xraasa ro*WA*PBB». afy ferwmrded by every trate vaAar SLi ayat aawftti Miws^we, Ibr aU tfca frfaieitfae la tkeBMt, W«« aadSoMh, (MM* S? and prmaptlj Mtthd. *ir'«ce in Tsrre HaaM, He. S Jteehaalca Bow, ,. B. ALLEN, Agents

JalyMtf

P41BON1ZB HOME

A vmmmom. TUX KmnBAWfa

VM10H UPUSS CMPARf jw»l pa* Mr Dtreat aad Oreat ikraagt toes la pesfcet awhiat arder, are aew pwpam. tato a (MMWal Bspraas baainea with the Cast, Waat, Sooth wast and Hartaweet, toclnding the oajrytM aad ortleettag )UaayMValBahlM, *e. 0«r UMLjaaw illl, eabraoa the raatet ba

Wew Tack, fatlS, BafUo, Detroit, Olere-

Una. Cbsaiaaatl, CUaaaa, MUwaakaa taCroMa, yrairla-dB.Jktsa.Iadiaaspolts,St. Laaia,aallaU iatarmadiala poiata, aad are being rspidlf axtaad' adorer all the routea of trade.

Tka Capital af (hia Company is

Iwealj •lUloa Dollan, and is an ampls grnranto^ to the public of It* responsibility.

Ail looses aad damage, ot property entrusted to oar can, will be promptly and equitably adjusted. Irery effort will be yadeto merit the patronage of the pablic

Oar ratea are always aa low as these of aay responsible Express Company. Office Wo. llain Street, bet. 6th A GtU St»,

T. W. STEWABT,

Oct 9dtf stiifc Ajjeni.

AMERICAN

CO?ISOllBATt.i

The above namoo to. oU.-.r^ experienced and trusty Heesoa'jjrJ, Erprf I leaving and arriving at Torre Uiutc, an tolluwo

TWO Expresses Daily, 10 a&d froaj Kew York, Clovulatsj Boston, Pitt»t.«i^f. Albany, 4s l'i:iial£ip^iij, Buffalo, Washliigtoh''-City.. And nil other ])uiiin in the EiuiCcru ui.il

O A N A A S

Connecting at New York with Wells, Karpo,1. Oo European aud California £xprc«s, i^ruli poiuts in Xurope, Oalifornia aud Oregon.

Three Expresses

In Kansas and Nebiaa^.

Two Expresses Dally, to aud from: Greencastle. Lulayotto, OnvfoNsviUe, MicUtgan City, Ac* Oae Express Dally, to und lrom-

KOCKVILLm, IND.

One AccoHmodatlon Express Dally To and (rem Pari*. Illinois, Charleston, Illinois

Hattoon, Illinois, aud lntei mediate points. All basinesa entrusted t« thix C'ompuuy will

attended to

promptly

Th* LITTLE MIAMI la the ONLY Line running Lightning JCxpraea Trains from Cincinnati IO the last. It being tha SIOBTCST Lino, Connections are cartain, aad Passengers have Airrr.it time for Meala. i,.

VAST TUn VMM ONIXNNATI TO Boston la 34 hours Baltimore in -U hours New Tork 1a SI hoars Waahingtoa City in 30% Baffalo in 16 hours Cleveland in 9 hours.

Three Dally Eastern Trains. 7 A. M. Lightning Inpnaa. 8:ao A. M. Lightning Kxpceas. 11. M. lightning Xzprees, Kodera Sleeping Oars by Ntght Trains,

Saloon Gara by Day Traina.

Tfce S f. M. Mia iwvjs SaMbn Night laateai •r Satartey Nlgit. BAOQAOX OHICKXD THEOUQHI

•W Taaooaa Ttcnata are sold at all Ticket Offloe* in tha daatk aad Weat. Ask for Tickets Via Ciooinnati and Oolumbus.

WM. L. O'BlUUi, flM'l Ticket Agent*

8MBBLOCK, Oaa'i Agaat, Cincinnati. dtf

JgRIE RAILWAY!.

MBIAT MO AM TBAOK ItOGTI

NEW YORK, BOSTON, And Ksw lingland Cities.

TMIS BAILWAT KXTBMDS tBOU

Dunkirk to Mew Fork

EXCHANGE HB£iaSl'KAi'CI: COSPA.MY.

Uuiii Capital WOO.OOU.UO WiliCe, Aio. 1S7 Broadway,

460

Miles,

io New Fork

415

SI MILES

Miles

ABO is raoa

the

SHOBTEST ROUTE

All Train* ran directly through to Mew York, H-4W MUM without change of Coaches. luul, From and after NoveinTerTwii, 18M, Trains will leave in connection with all Western lines, a* follows: Front ODDltlrlt aad Saluianca—

By New York time irorn Cnion Depots 7.SO A. M. Mew York fiuy jc.*ito6S, from Salamanca (Sutd.ys existed), stopsat liornelliTil.o 8.00 A. at. (iikii), intrrsccting with the fi.30 A. M. lMy Kr]iie£i

Bauulo,

and arrives in Ntw York «t 7.0./ P. M. 3,83 A. 91. txprees

3lail,

nout Saiamaticu

(Sundays excepted). »l UuiVuiivliieu^JC' A. M.,and connects at llornollrviiio and CornlLg with the JS.2U A. M. Lzpresu Mali iron) UuQsin, and arrives in iiuw Voiiint 7.U0 A. il. A.IS P. 31. X. Y, Ni.ilt KxprcftD, f.um Im:.kirk (5 Diajo excepted). t.1 fi»! uistji 0.56 P. M.

OU-aa

7.35 P. (Sup). Tutaur'o

9 6« A* II., (Bkft). anl acrivi in Jii* l:rk »t 12.30 P. M., cuaunctiug wita Aiiera.'iu Trams foi Boston aud htw LU^IULU Cuu-s.

From Bnllhio—By New York Time from i'rot cor. iixenange unii

AI.CU

^JU lt:

8.00 A. M. Kew York bay Expresn, (Sundays excepted). Stops at UoruelievUie 9.0J A. II., ,Bkit) Snsqurhauna 3.17 1'. M.t (Diae) Turner's 7.5G P. &I. Cvuincts as

Great Bend with Delaware, Lackawan* &. Weht em Bail road, aad at J-rsey vity with MidnigWr Kxpreaa iraiu of Ki-w Jerse Baili\aU Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, •.•o A. ML Axpresa Blall, a Avon aad

HorceltsTilie (anndays excuptcdj. Arrives in Jew Tork at 7 J00 A. M. Canute tu at klmira with the NorthernOentral Baiiway for Harristrarg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washingtan and other points South. %M» P. M. Lightning Kxprcs*. (Bundsn excepted), bto^s at Uirnei.,vu.e A.26 (Sup.), and arrive* in Hew \ork 7.00 A. M.—

Connect* at Jereev City with Uorniuc kxpreea Train of New Jeraay Uaiiroad for Baltiaiora and Washington, and at New York with Morn* ing Kxprsaa Train for Boston anil N*w Kngland CKtie*. MO P. MU Mew Yark Migbt Exprem,

DAILT. Stop* at Uotoeliavil.e lu.do p. (Sup.), IntaiaecUag with the 4.10 P. M. Tram from Dunkirk, and arrtvee in New York at mo P. M. Alaeconneots at tlaira for liar rlsburg, Phlladhlphla and Jfouth. I1J« p. MU Clartanatl Kxpreaa, (Sundays excepted), atop* at euepuenauna 7.a0

A.M., (Bkft.) Turner'* 1.1a l', to... (DJae), and arrive* in N*w Tvrk at d.15 1'. Ai. Connect* at Graat Band wltn belewarc, Lacks* wanna A Western Bailroad for Bcrantou, Tren* von aud Philadelphia, and at Kew Vork with Afternooon Trains aad giaamai* for Boston and Hew Kagland Citie*. Only on* Train last on Sunday, leaving Bo', fclo at 6.10 P.M., and reaching New iork atlxi)0 AfUmoon

Bo*ton aad Hew England Passengers, with their Baggage, are transferred

Tork.

bast Ventilated and moct Lnxnrioiw Sleep, lac 1'nsnhn aVIN THX WOBLITVR aecompiknyug all night trains on thU railway.

Btggage Cheoked Through!

And Fan ms lew as other Routs.

am res TicAiia BA1LWA Which can ha obtained «t all Principal Ticket Of* ftcea in th* Weat *nd 6oatk wwt.

WM.

Wm in^orwn, or by lattar, Lo^^a.^7-, QarftsmTEtml

ATTORNEYS.

jnELDOAT A PUKBCE, AttoraeJS A Goaasellors at Law. TXBBB HAUTE. 1ND1AJIA.

Omc*—Phoenix Bow—Up-et*lr». [JaUdtf

t. a. avan, a. c. umu

MUZZY 8AFF1XL, ATfORNKYS AT LAW.

(kwrai Mud tal IsUk igoi& a^OFWOT-Bcg^'aBiock, up^uto,UlowMa-

n». r. aaias. oa.

BALKD

OENTI8TRV.

O. LINCOLN,

The

Bariag bad upwards of dghteeu years* exp» tenoa la Dentistry, he is ooufident that he can iv» aatufactloa in all-cases. [Jy20dly

DB,

VAN YALSAH, Successor to Lincoln A VanValaah •vaoaoKS ASD aaon&AIML

E N I S S

Kb. 101 Main Street, over Bartlet'f Book Store. aplCdtf TKBHK-HAUTK, IKD.

EXPBESS

COM

Daily, to uid from

0iD0inu»tK Ohio. tndiaoft^olU, lud Oolumbas,

K:cbzcou],

DlJtOU, P|. .'i4, v-.'h'-V-Pott WttJTDP, Newark, Logao^ert,. SSftnMTlUe. *4 Peru,

Aod all pviuii ia IndioQa ftnUUlik.

Two Bxpresses Dally, to and from Saint Louis, Mo., Chicago, Illinois llaanibal, •, Oentraiia, Mllwaukle, Wis., Detroit, Mich. Madison, Saint Joseph, Mo.J And all points North and West, including poiata

and with

Htpatch.

Bates aa low aa by aay Bespousible Company. orriCK on FOURTH 8TBKET, uejt door tc Ohio Street, Terre Hanta, lad. 8, UoELVAIN, Agent.

B, W. SMAJTE, Hap't., Indianapolis, Ind. OctSdti

QLD BILLABLE

LITTLE MIAMI KA1LK0A1), VIA COLUMB03, 8horteBt & Quickest Route

From CINCINNATI to all the

EASTERN

CITIES,

TOWNS, TILLAGES and STATIONS.

RICH AEDSO N.MTD

N 1 S LTOBUU TO US. S. B.

CH"(VB—Un

it, S-iO^U.OJO!

iif

Ohio, bezwecn ^dand 4(h &troet.

JaTdly rKKKK-iiAUTl. 1NI.

JACOB NETS. oso. *ott*

I NATIONAL' HOUSE, Cjh. Six a

A»X ilaia stak£Te.

XJKKRJK HAUTid, IND.

JACOB BUTZ

1LAKK

NON Pnfpri«tor«,

This House has been thoroughly refurnished, myjadwly

HOUSE.

con.S'ca or riasv AND OHIO sraian

Terre ^Haute, Indiana..

W. B. GBlKt'IIU ..Proprietor Offlcu of Mv.rchaW, Moot^cuuiH and Ptftleatioe Uacfc Linw. oov28dtf

OUivTIN iiOCJSE, 7

jLM

Southeast Corner Public Square,

Terro Hauto, Iudiaua

This Hotel bas b*n furuished anew,In all its .departments, in a style unsurpasied ky any in Btsto, and Is now open for the reception of guests.

Tnepatronage of the public is respectfully solicited. BOBBINS A. HI.VUATli, angliltf 1-BormnoES.

rjlEllBE HAUTE HOUSE,

COAUZA HALN AMD BSVXKTU BTMBTa,

Terr© Hauto, Iudiaua. Thia Hotel haa recently beea refitted, and put la Orst-cUae order, offering accommodations unsur passed in tho Stato.

SIBLEY St TVBHEB, Prop'rs-

QTEWAKT HOUSE, kj Second btroct, buiwet.u Alain and Cherry, T1£R£UC HAUTE. INU.

This old established Hotel ha* snanged hands, and has been fitted up in a style that the Proprietor feels aatis&od that he will make it a ploasaat homo for all who may stop with him. A fea boarders will be tasen at prices to salt the times. fSldSm] THUS. tfcKEE, Proprietor.

UNOEftTAKERS.

S A A A

UNDERTAKER. (a prepared toexeout*' 1 order* in hia lin* with neatnea* and dispatch. .rner of third and Cherry ireeta, Terre Haute, Indiana. Jan20-6-dwtf

JUST

EECEIYED. —A FINE

Aaeortmut of Ladies' Gent*' and Obildretu* aSAAROUDlS—eometlilng that has never been Introdnoed here before—by

ISA AO BALL, Undertaker,

•US Oorner 3d and Obnrry atrMta.

ARCHITECT A 8UH.PER8.

^ECHITECT & U1LDEE.

J. A. VRYDAGH.

Plana, Speclflcatlons, Superlntendanoe, and De tall Drawing* furnlthod for every deecriptiou oi •uildinge.

Omox.—Sonth east corner of Haln and Fifth Streeta, ovtr Donnelly's Drug Store. myMdly

pRAIIUE CITY PLANIAfi MILLS.

OLIFT 6c WILLIAMS,

Mannfacturers and Deal

Flooring, BrxXks Mouldings, Architraves, Stair Sails, Newell JPeets,

Miles,

BuffaU 1o New Fork

423

Planing,

Stom

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Window Frames Door Frames. BaUusters, £c.y-

Scroll Sawing*

,!t "Wood Turning, And all Weod work used In buildlog, prepared to Order. Corner of Ninth and Bnlborry Streets. jsnSdtf

J^BOHIlfiOTS_AND BCILDEKS.

CLIFT & WILLIAMS. Plans, Specifications aud SuMrlntendence furnished Tor every description of Building.

Otllca at Prairie City Planing Kills, corner of Klntband Mulberr Streets. jatidtf

rAKEE^'S

IMPROVED

KOOF1NG.

Wn are prepared to put on this Ujot, and war rrut It for Hvs yuare. 'this is the best and cheapest Iiopf iu use, and Is flro-pro .f. Celiou

OLIFf A WILLIAMS,

Prairie City FUning Bills, roruvr of tih and Mtill.-.rry Streow. tufcdtf

OMNIBUS LINE.

B. MILLEK'S OMNIBUS AUD HACK LIMB. Wili attend to all calls for train* leaving tha Olty. aud A 1*0 deliver passenger* In any part of tha city with care and dlsbatch

All orders let on the Slate at the Poat Offlcc, at Davis' t»rng Store, or my reeldenoe will be prompt, attondtd to, 'enSOdtf

f\OMAIN PLOW WOKKS., XJ latun, Preble County, Ohio. The Empire Queen of the West.

This Standard Plow haa never been excelled, and for general purpose never will be. In it* construction we »re working a perfectly hotuogenlou* Ua*t Stsel that will out polish and out live any vtH*r Wrough Plow mads. It throws a wide, clean, and sraoeful farrow, and in draowht ia th* lightest Plow on record. Farmer* 11 do well ta examine thl* Plow at

John Seott Son's Warehouse,

Terre-Hauta, IKdianu,

B«fore purchasing elsewhere. Yoar interest we dee ire to promote, and whaa we say i* troe. novlfidwtv MrOlllRK. (UMPHKLL

fnt qf ehargt

in Maw

E. BASH.

t,yOBK,T^AT

ESTABLISHED MAY 12,1851"

auo a. rixaca

MEDICAL.

THE LAMEST BISTMSAKf la the WESTERN1. STATES

|DB. fABOTWOMIE-S tnsUtuUonfor tS tmf B*nto( VXKXBkAIiDIBXASXS,

No.

& CBUFT, Mitm

111-8

oa err.

fi'S

Attorneys at Law. ®c-82 Main Street, (ap stair*.) Mltdtf.

A1,'

iln)

Dentist

Oldest Established In. Tarn Haute, («aao*ad hia ofloe and residence to three Kjnarea east of tho Union Depot.

Wut Maryland Street, bsL Ma eon KUiixoit,

UOIASAPOUI, nmiAna.*** Whara the moat tallab lalbrmatlon can ha nott rad by •h* afflicted ralattreto tha natar* aad cure el their aActians.

Qonorrhea, (Heat, SUictor*, Spsrmatorrhaa Impctrocy or Seminal Waaknaaa, attended with diurnal or noctarnhl antlsalona: Syphilis, prima. ~-.fe] ry, secondary, ternary aad hfreditary, p*rma'T«BS| uently cared.

^rtT*te »l****ea treated In tha moat oonfl~

m«n°r.

SAnWAOnoK

lnclU(*ln8.th8

Taricna TJCMALS

CI8KASAS so common In thl* climate. Aonlv to confidential and aaUlfal Physician, whoee sac-

I SSJd ta®fctwr*nW

,hec*nflIeoc®

of the a^

Ibaiitution ia fitted up

with all the lateet appliance* known for the sacfamion 'amc0o#

branch of the medical pro-

Those living at a distance can consult by letter fciiakavd thtir oedkian Nut by XxprtN, All commaalcfttlona itrlotly confidential.

A Treatise on SPKRMATTOBHXA. by Dr. I JVasawoRtn, sent to any address ITaa, Address DB. ffABNBWOBTH. Box 1144. In. dtenapolis, Indiana.

WH OFFER the PDBLIC a CLASS

JDLES JAKED S EMAIL DE PARIS,"

The Mow ueautifler of the bkixt.

I Testimonials from Celebrated Ladles. 1 bis secret o. Deautltylug the .kiu being known onl) to Messrs Jarsd A Beue, they honorably •tau that It difler* irom alt oilier preparation*. It gtvi-ato the mo-1 harsh and fracaiea skin both tha tuxturuaud color ol poii*h.d ivory, removing ail di»color»ttons, whether appearing fiecaiee, un. murphew, moth, or black worm ipeck*. aad *apccmily succ«»s:ul lu smoothing uui the mark* leitb small-pox. Tho ageot* of "L' Email da

Pari*" uiosi cobttdantly suumit to the publ.o tha t«rnest Indorsement of such dlstinxuisned ladle* a» Mgnota Biato.i, U'Ue Ifoiiciw, Voctvall, Ali*» Baggie Mlioheil, Mr*. D. Bower*, Ludelle Western, Aldm'e Ponlsl, Mrs. Emma Waller. Lucy TTU6UTUI)| L/O FIURFUEUUM, MIN AK&M I Perry, aud many other* wboae high standing in the profession givea tha stamp ol tratbiuineei to their Intelligent and genuine approval.

The beautiful Iiueialie Western says: "I find that tUe 'Kmaii' prouaces all the brllllanec of rough and illiy-whiie, with the advantage of total barmlessness. It really add* to tha *oftne*» and beanty of the skin."

The magnifleent VestvaU say*: "I have suffered so much from the various white lotions. Ac.,' which my theatrical profiMttOk obliges me to user' taat 1 consider It a perfect benolacUon to find a. preparation which givee the neocesary whitenes* to the skin, and leavea it cool and smooth." fills* Maggie Mltcholl says: "I have tried th« •kin beaudfler, 'L' Kmail de Paris,' and foond' that It instantly Imparts a natural bloom ana fre*hno*s to the complexion." "Jared's Email de Paris" is used as a dell oat*. beautifler of the skin for theatre, saloon, or ballroom, by tho most re&ued and scrupulous iadie*, producing all the beautifying effect* ot rough atd and lily*white, without their vulgar glare or ini«. ry to the skin.

Sold by all flrst-cla*s Druggists, Perfumers and Ladies' Uairrdressers. I L. Isaboan, K£1 Broadway Demas, Banrne*

Oo., and It. 0. WeilaAOo., Maw York, and Kgen* A» I Jouin, 111 South Tenth *treet, and Johnston, ILolloway A Oowdan, PhUadelphia, Ageat*,

JAttk.1) A BENS,

General Agents and Importers, Now York. jaSleoddm

CINCINNATI iCARDS*

Q.EBOr.D & BBO'S

I A N O S

PIANOS

which, in Workman hip, Durability, Touch, chncss. Depth and Brill! ,ncy of Ton., are nnI .urpassed by any, and at price* lesa than oan bo pnrshased olsewhore, combining the same qualities.

Another Important Conaitloratiou. Theso Pianos posses* th* oomparatlvelv rare quality or standing firmly in tnne, and will stand aay climato

EVERY PIANO WARRANTED For Fire Tears. GEROLD Ac BBO:,

Piano Fort Manufacturers,

Of various styles aad sizes,

Northeast corner of Ninth and Walnut Street* (Metropolitan Building), ClndLanatl, Ohio. aprOdtm.

CHARLES CHEEVEE

MANlTFACTrMft AND OXALIC IN

PAPER BOXES.

Onr Factory being wall established and provided with tho latest improved makhlnory, Is able to

Furnish all kinds of Paper Boxes at short notice and lowest prlcoe. MS Mala Street...... ...CINCINNATI, OHIO. aprMm 4

JgOOKS AND STATIONERY.

JUL W. O'CONNELL

Has disposed of his Undertaking Butineea, which bad become necessary in conaoqusnca of the rapid increase of his

BOOK TRADE, He will new devote his entire attention to the latter branch of business, and with a full and completo stock of

Books and Statli, aery,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

XAGAZLVES, PAPERS, AG., dc., As'ts a contlnuauce of the trade heretofore so iberally beatowod aZSdwtf

o.o. it'u aowaao anuL IcHOBY & FBEEL, oxAicas

I I S I N E N

TABLE CLOTHS, OIL CLOTHS, IN DO W SHADES, NOTIONS, &c,, Chio, between Third Fourth Streets, (Mext door to Shannon'. Bank.) myl3d3m TIBBE HACTE, IKD.

JJOOTSAND SHOES.

HATS AND CAPS-

STOBB

Joseph C. Yatesf JUST IN RECEIPT OF Alena' Hota ol klnda,

Boya' Hat* of all kind*, Mlaaea'Hata ofaUkinda, t%»m Iniknta' HaU of all kinda. And at all i^HATTtriem.

MAD* to ordar on abort sotlot.

OOBM

"the spring styles, jut Mm Pnklla Sqnare, ?., Xarra Haute, Ind. novfTdtf

IN". ANDREWS

baeiUag

Boots & Shoes Very Cheap

To clo*e eat hi* large stock of

Boots (Mioes and Gaiters, To mak* room for Spring stock. Ton will save money by ealllag oa him at

No. 8 Mechanics Block,: Particular Attention is glvaa to

CUSTOM: WORK

I Ml Department la In th* hands of SKILLFUL WOBKUEN. octlSdtf

DISSOLUTION OF PASTIS

NXBSHIP.

Tha Firm of Welch A Wright, Carriage Ma km, WM dissolved by mutnal conaent on tn* 1st ay of Jancary, t80T. Cither af the nnderaigned Are aatborlaad to aettla tar tha lata Firm.

ANDB1W J. WELCH, JOSEPH WRIGHT.

Terre Ilauta, Isi,, Jaly If, lWT-dtw