Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 August 1867 — Page 2

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XEBBK HAUTE. INU

Wednesday Horning, August 14, 1867

SHOULD all the reconstructed Southern Statw go like Tennessee, wil^ggpt the Democrats in Congress protest against admitting their Representatives You may "bet" they will. g.j

IHX New York Timta says that in spite of the large foreign influx, therecontinues to be a steady and pressing demand for laborers. The Board of Emigration are in constant receipt of letters from all sections of the country, asking for servants, farm hands, mechanics, &c The Board cannot supply the demand.^?

DEHOCBATS in Tennessee still continue to discharge the negroes from employ^ ment because they voted the Badical ticket. Democrats formerly made a great point out of such proceedings, when some raoorous Whig discharged white men for votiDg the Democratic ticket. We see it really makes a difference with Democrats whose ox gored.

Iff spite of the reports tu the contrary, the Mormons are as cordially unitod as it is possible for the "saints" to bo. A few disaffected persons became contumacious but they were promptly dealt with by the church, and Brigham triumphed. If ever a successful revolution shall occur, it will doubtless be a feminine revolution. Woman's Rights cannot be forever kept out of Utah. •.

CONNECTICUT is the only State that has two Capitals—Hartford and New Haven •—between which the government alior nates. One of her papers complainb that "both fttattf Houses are old, dirty, dilapi dated puns, hardly fit for pigs, with nu accommodations for committees, and hard ly enough room for members. They art a disgraco to the State, and the peoplo o. Hartford and New Havon are ashamed ol them."

APPAKEITTLY the new Dominion ol Canada is a good deal like the hero ol Torn Hood's nautical ballad—its death is going to happen in its birth. The scheme nuver had much show of stability, and it is rupidly losing what little force it at first possessed. Lower Canada is joaloiu of Upper Canada, and the maritime prov in cos are warmly hostile to both. The chiefs are quarreling over the spoils tbu people are dissatisfied with the nominations. By the cable we learn that large bodies of troops are to be sent to Canada from England to repel threatened .Fenian invasion. This pretext is of course, all bosh. The real mission of the military will doubtless be to suppress the internal disorders which are expected to arise after the coming election, and to bolstor up as far as possible the dominion scheme.. It is a hopeless case. Popular disaffection it so great that despite all the efforts of the oldoountry the present oloction will probably bo tko last as well as the first, and when it is comfortably oVar the pooplo will bo ready for annexation, naturalization or ony othor "ation," rather than tho perpetuutioii of the now dominion.

THE Republican platform of South Oarolina contains tho following very suggestive article:

As large land monopolies tend only to make tho rioh richer and the poor poorer, and are ruinous to tho agricultural, com morcial and social interests of tho State, tho Legislature should offer every practi cable inducement for the division and Bale of unoccupied lands among the poorer classes, arid as an encouragement to immigrants to settle in our State.

Some short sighted persons have taken this to mean confiscation but there is no such suggestion in it. It refers tq_ t!h# public lands of the territory. The State has no power to confiscate.

It has power, however, to regulate the subdivision of tho land. It can provide hereafter that no ono shall be protected in attempting to auquiro more than a limited quantity, say one hundred acros, so that all land monopoly would coase with the death of the present monopolists.— When the ownor of say 1,000 acres dieg, let each of his children (suppose there are five), take one hundred acres, and let the balance, five hundred acres, be sold to landless men and the proceeds given to the children.

By cuch a policy in one generation, the cultivators of the toil would own the land they cultivato, all renting of farms would ceasu, and the agricultural community would be independent. In place of one farm of 1,000 acres, with only one set of improvements, there would be tea farms with ten sets of improvements and a greatly enhancod valuation brought upon tho duplicate for taxation. In place of one independent mm with several dependent men cultivating it. there would be ten independent families on tho tract Immeasurable would be the benefits of such a policy.

The Crops la Minnesota. The St. Paul Press grows eloquent and metaphorical over the crop prospects in Minnesota. It says:

Tho jocund Ceres, with her shining tickle and her goldon train, trips merrily but with majesty withal, across the happy fields. The fragrant harvest has bagun. Billows of odoruua hay mark the mower's rythmic swaths through the green mead* ows. Tho music of tho reaper is already heard upon tho uplands. Tiac harvesting of barley and ryo and oats has commenced. Wheat will be ripe next week. The fields are heavy with the good gifts of Qod. The good 3od be praised for all His mercios toward us.

Beautiful and True.

In an article in Fr&aer's Magazine this brief but beautiful extract occurs. Education does not commence with the alphabet- It begins with a mother's look—with a father's smile ot approbation, or sign of reproof—with a sister's gentle pressure of the hand, or a brothers noble act of forbearance—with a handful of flowers in green and daisy meads ows—with bird's nest's admired but none touched—with creeping ants and almost impossible emmets—with humming bees and glass bee-hives—with pleasant walks and shady lanes, and with thoughts directed in sweet and kindly tones and words to mature to acts of benevolence, to deeds of virtue* and to the source of all good—to God himself.

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On Saturday a steamboat load of Norwegian immigrants arrrived in this city, fresh from the Faderlandt ayant the sea. Attending the arrival «f these people there are always incidents which are worthy of a passing notice. Among the immigrants was a Norwegian who «£§f accompanied by two children one about twelve and the other about tea years of age. The man bad come on with his lit" tie ones to seek a home in Minnesota----On the dock there were gathered a nuts* qer of Norwegians who had lived here for a number of years, and who were ready to extend a welcome to those just seeking the shore. Among these wai-s woman who stood near the dock. ~Slile appeared to take little interest ia the people as they came out from the boat,: and the bustle attendant upon seeking for baggage and having it properly checked to tbeir homes. Yet Bhe cheerfully gave advice when it was asked for. She gave glance at the immigrants as tbey-eame forth—just a glance to see if she knew tbe parties, and would then turn away.—. She had evidently satisfied her curiosity^ and was about to turn away and g* up South Water Street, when her attention teemed riveled to tbe stranger and the two children spoken of. From a glance the look changed to one of earnestness for a moment, when she gave alight scream as if of astonishment, and sprang forward. Grasping one of the children In her arms, she hugged it to her bosom and kissed it many timet,j«nd the second one she treated in the same manner. Tbe children were surprised and began to cry The woman tried tc dry the tears and sobbed herself the while. Meanwhile the father of the children was attracted to tbe spot by the scene. He, too, was SUN prised. He looked at the children and then at the woman who was acting so ftiangely. Even in his eye a tear start* ed. The children clung to his side, while the woman appeared vory muoh abashed, but hung her head and sobbed loi.d enough for all to hear. In a few moments the man, leading the children one by each band, took them to one corner of the shed which protects the immigrants from the sun, and beckoned tbe woman to follow. In that corner the man and woman were engaged in earnest conversation fur some moments, and when tbey camo forth the woman bad tried up her tears and a smile had taken tbeir place the man, too, seemed happier among hi* baggage, selecting it out and giving direction as to wbero it was to go with as happy a manner as if bo bad just lound a fortune. The woman stood off one side, hut she clung to the children a6 if she felt afraid they would be separated from ber. Naturaily interested in what was going on, we enquired of our friend Paul Mondeau, who fixed ont, and Paul soon found the stary. Tho woman was tne wife of tbe Norwegian and the mother of the two children. S^me years before she had been led to leave ber home and her husband and her •babies,and fly with a stran gcr to this country. The new life soon lost its chrrms for hor, and she was loft alone to toll on. She supported herself here in tbe city by bard labor, and lived on, hoping she hardly knew for what.— Many bitter tours bhe bad shed for her children, whom she did not believe she ould ever meet again. Sunday morning she learned tbat a load of Norwegians was to come in, and she went down td the buat hoping, yet scarcely expecting, to meet sombedy who could bring news of hc$ husband and ber little ones. Instead, she met them. The husband was not iloth to forgive—the woman was very anxious to bo forgiven—and the beart3 which but a few hours before had been filled with sadness were now made happy.

Sir Walter Scott's Manuscripts. Written uniformly on pupor of quorto size, in a clear character, .which is free without boing straggly, and bold without being inelegant, these autograph works are "readable" in tho strictest sewse sf tho word. They had been bound as volumes by tbeir late possessor, and tbeir solid looking Russia backs might be overlooked on a shelf for any promiso they givo of extraordinary interest. Readers of Scott may guess, as much from tho flowing, ric ht onward language of his pages, whether verse or prose, as from the voluminous quantity of what he wrote, that tbe manuscript would be a little disfigured by erasure and emendations. This is for tho most part a fact. Lines and lines together follow in smooth, unblotted sequence. The pictures are hit off atooco, not without careful art, but rather per hups with tho moro scrupulous and unvarying attention, because of the necessity of spontaneous finish. Sir Walter know that he would have no timo for retbuching, and his manuscript is therefore a contrast to Pope's nover-ending, still-beginning exercise of alterations. Ho polished, so fur as polish wus needed, as ho wont along. •'Day set on Norham's castled steop, and Tweed, fnir river, broad and deep, and Cheviot mountains lone," with no hesiU tion HS to thu kind of evening sky athwart, which the stalwart forms of warrior^ mo ving on the turrets, "seemed forms of giant bightTho scraps of other men's manuscripts am precious as relics, but Sir Walter's autographic remains have the value ,of monuments.

Idle Daughters.

It is a most painful speotacle in families, where the mother is the drudge, to see the daughters elegantly dressed, rccli ning at their ease, with tbeir drawing, tbeir music, their fancy work, and their reading, beguiling themselves of the lapse of hours, days and weeks, and never dreaming of their responsibilities, but as necessary consequence of neglect of duty growing weary of their useless lives, laying hold of every newly invented stimu hint to Htnuso theirdrooping energies, and blaming their fate when they dare not blame their Qod for Laving placcd thom where thoy aro. These individuals will often tell YOU witb an air of affected compassion—ior who can believe it real?— that poor, dear mamma is working herself todeath. Yet no sooner do you pro* pose tbat tbey should assist her, than they dociaro that she is quite in hor element— in shoft that she would never bo happy if she had only half as much to lo.

Tbe Inflneoee or XewKpaperc. Daniel Webstor onoe remarked Small tbe sum tbat is required to patronize newspaper, and amply rewarded is its patron, I care not how humble and unpretending is the gttJteUe which he takes. It is next to impossible to fill a sheet with printed matter without putting in it something that is worth the subscription prico. Every parent whose son is away from home at school, should supply him with a newspapor. I well remember what a marked difference there was between those of my schoolmates who bad and those those who had not access to newspapers. Other things boing equal, the first were always superior to the last in debato, composition and general intelligence.

A Norwegian Scorpion.

Tho government of Norway has just completed a monitor called the Scorpion, which is now on its way to Stockholm. It carries in a turret two"Armstrong guns which throw a 350 pound shet with 44 pounds of powder. The gun weighs 74,. 000 lbs. Notwithstanding this the machinery for working them is so excellent that thev can be maneuvered by one man alone. ^?be sides of tbe iron turret are 11 inches thick, and lined Inside with horse hair matressed. The monitor is worked by engines of 150-horse power, and is manned bj eighty men, twenty of Whom attend to the engines and twmty man the guns. The cost of the monitor s&d her equipments bat been £00,000.

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Hindoo Matriage.

In Hindostau, an assppiatiOn of high caste Hindoos has been organized, with the purpose of reforming many of tbe old religious observances of tbeir countrymen and freeing them from the absurdities which appear all the more revolting from contrast with the purer forms of Christianity. A recent Brahmin marriage is described in tho Iudian Mirror, a journal published in the interest of the movement whicb was somewhat conformed to the Christian idea of that ceremony "The father, first of all, gave away his daughter, aftor an address on tho duties of marriage, and the bridegroom accepted her 'in tbe presence of the All-witnessing God.' Bride and bridegroom then de clared to the -minister' tnoir resolution to accept each otber, and tbe rite closed with the following declaration from the bridegroom 'Making the holy God my witness I unite myself with tbee in the ered bonds of wedlock. In prosperity and adversity, in happiness and sorrow, in health aud sickness, I will endeavor all my life to promote thy welfare. In righteousness, in wealth and enjoyment, I make thee my partner. May thy heart be mine, and may my heart be thino, and may God bo ray helper in fulfilling conjugal duties.' The brido used similar but shorter words."

A TELEGRAM to tho associated press south and west a few weeks. since, announced that tbe Ametapa .House, Boston, the largest hotel iu New £nglandt had been destroyed by lire. The numer ous friends of this house will be glad to (eurn thut such is not the fact the fire alluded to was in another city. This popular hotel was never in better qyndi tion to servo the traveling public than at the present time, aud thu proprietor's now adding a large number of most &- cellent family rooms with all the uiodern conveniences, and i3 also putting into tbe house ono of Tuft's world-renowned, elevators, which will convey guests in its suporb car to the upper story in one' minute.

American Wonder^-^

The greatest cataract in the world is the Falls of Niagara, whore the water from the great Upper Lakes forms a river of three qunrteri of a mile in width, und then king suddenly contracted, plunges over the rocks in two'colu'mns to tho depth of 170 feot each^ffjjjj

The greatest cave in the world is the Mammoth Cave in Kentucky where any one can inobe a voyage on tbe Wtitera'of a subterranean VQ.r, an^^c^sl^wUhoui

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Tho greatest river itftiilib Vrerlri'is the Mississippi, 4,100 inites in length.

The largest Valley in 'tfio wSl'fd' iitfite Valley of tbe Missis»ippJ "'iIt contains 000,100 square miles, and 'is -oner of the most tortile aud ptofltablfc xfegioifs4 bf thef gtebor-—

The largest Inko' ill th&Hvorld isr ki^l^ Superior, which is truly an inlandises, being 430 milos long, art# 4,000 frjft tfeep,f

The greatest natural^ bplge in th# world is tbr Natural Bridge over Oedat Creek in Virginia It extends across a chasm 80 feet in width and 26o feet in depth, at'the bottom of, wbfth tbecreefc flows,

Tne greatest mass of iroa in the World is the Iron Mountain of Missouri. It is 360 feet high and Uvp_ mil^ in cirqnjt.

The largest number of whale*ships in in the world is sent out by Nantucket ahd New Bedford.

The greatest grain port in tho world is Chicago. 'l he largest single voiumn ever published is Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, nn American work—tbe best of the language—nontaing as much matter as sis Family Bibles.

Thetlargest aqueduct in the world i3 the Croton Aqueduct in New York. Its length is furty miles and a half, and it. cost twelve and a half millions of dollars.

Tho largest deposits of anthracite coal in tho world aro in Pennsylvania—the mines of which supply the market witn millions of tons annually, and appear to be inexaustable.

All these, it may bo observed, are Amerioan "institutions. "In contempla^ tion of them, who will not acknowledge tnatours is a "great country."

Yotnt LOTION has cured me of better (or Salt Rheum) on my hands of thirty years standing," writes Joseph Kistler of Danville, Iud., who bus been using FaU mer's vegetable Cosmetic, Lotion. [dwl"

'•To bf, or not lo be—that's U*f«tsiie*,'r%~J"-i Whether to suffer with mental angoisb, Feverish lips, cracking paint, JjTgwjJtjfc agonies, And nameless bodily nfrrljig^ 3 Or whether, with sudden dash, Seixe a bottle o: PlAildrtoS Btriils And, as Qunther swears, ba uysvif a man again. Gantber si id my eyes wers eaMow, My visage haggard, my 1nSih ti*e'kenions hk^— My disposition troublesome—n fact, ,^'.4 Se gentle hinted I was fast becoming Quito a Luiaanco. Four bottles now beneath my Teat have disappeared, Mr feed has relish, my appetitekeen, My stop elastic, my mind brilliant, aud Nina pounds, avoirdupois, is adden to{ my weight.

MAGNOLIA WATKB,—A delightful toilet article—superior to Cologne ttnd at~half the price. augl4deodw2w

THX MASON & HANLIN OABNNCT ORGAN.—The tones of this instrument *re rcelliflnouily sweet, with a volume, power and expression, truly marvellous, in feo •mall and oompact an organ- Tbey^re }le and economical—Irfcw

beautiful, simple and ecoq OrUam Timet.

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TlfEMENTS

Adrertlsers.

Tftfl following extract from a report_of the pro* "WMlnror the ». T. State Bdltorial Ooorentioii, holden at Fenn Tan, Thartday, Jane 81, ia very 'W trCquMtlorf bt AdV«rtl«ln( Ageaciee, iome discussion wu ind QC«1 by a recommendation from

•honld no longer be allowed to cwtracC fo?'af«6e to be aye* #ith«bort lalncel 1*050 a» ad Tertian montf, subject to frequent changes, It was argued that aucb a conrae enabled agents So contracting to do work at greatly reduced rates, and tethe prejudice of all other parties, (he firm of .LOaorge P. Howell & Co., or Mew York, being re^gardod as the principal one which bad adopted this system, and Mr. Howsll being present in tbe

Convention, was railed upon to reply to the Mr. 8. If. Pettenglll, also of Mew York, charge, remarked, in substance, ~tiiat by- this system. wer* quaMoil to contract for Sumat ^much low .r rate than be could do, attil' tWimed thai tbe fuBhsbers should in lolftMeiiioaiam to maka contracts in this way. Mauy.»piM»WfaSPireTs^e«^gy«editas an adrantage to-be able t}us to isjposeofn filed anioUat -of 3piioi6 responsible party f. a ltrfiBtto time, since tsry thus obtained a cUss of basirifess to b* Bscnred IU BQratbsrtvray, and aaa large number already If fef-Swrtrae't# of tiiia oatara «1th which tbey w^M-rttisfled, while others bad space to spaf$ and were willing to entertain similar pro* gDsitiuiu, no jkpiion was taken in (he'ttatrer.

Hie'eivantigSfr" arttf to the adrertiaer by

tills aysiem oi contracting, are truly tery greatParAei^utcCostudiare 1'irrlted to tend fr a popy oi tba ApTiftttssBS' GazsTOs, eonjainina fullest information in regard to our eyitem. Addrem GEO. P. RO WELT, ft CO., 40 Park Bow, New York.

MDCCLX.

1760. 1867

CENTURY."

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the plan of putting inoney in

CUMXURV lOBACCO tu induce consuniersto use it, knowing (hi. it only neceseary tor them to give it a trial to become sully sail fled of its merits, and to prouounce it TU£ Bl^l* FXNK CUT MaDK. We will' continue to iffer these induce' men's until this factia fully recognized.

We are making IH1S CB I'LTKV from •elections of the very cho.ceat old leaf, and nare devoted every emu 10 its manufacture, it is free fiom Drugs, and iu every respect PUUE ABTltltK JK t,Uk.WlNG TOBACoO.

On Muud^ys we will place in one pa per a 8IO® U. b. Note." uu Tuesdays, in two papers, 50 uach. On Wednesdays, in five papern, 920 in each. On Thursdays. iu ten papers, #10 each. On Fridays, in twenty pap. rs, $5 in each, and en Saturdays. In fifty Jiapara, #Seacb, iu a c»a*s Itsuinif.OKJStj^ft U. S. QliiJ£lillACKD to the aniounu of 91UO a day.

The finders of these OitEENBACKU—by sending oi tluir Lames, a idrcss, ad numbers of the bills —will ()c presented with packages of oar Tobac co. iii proportiuii to tbe amount of ixoney und

Thit house liat been eatabl.shed lor over a llun dr Veurs, and hks always tuitained a character la honesty anil "fair dealing, which puts to flight all donbts, if any should exist, as to the genuine uess of this enterprise. lit CttNl'UitY 1OBACC0 can be had in large lu»utitios at Manufacturers pricts, of A K. Mitchi ll, ys Central airjot, nuatou B. A. Van icbaick, 10 Front staeet, rhiliddiibia Foy & i.*rle, 85 S. Water st Cmcago Schultz 4 Bagley 91 Weat Second ot., Cincinnati. "Hv "'v ftiUailftSejpifrOUBPpiiCation to -j

P. &. LOU1LLABU, tM) yi^,_(H^t»lili»hod in 1760,] 00 (Hif

Chambera St., sr. Y.

Jos: Gillott's Steel Pens

OS1 TDK 0I1U STAKDAUD QCALIXF. JOSEPH Or Descriptive TnitlE M»iiK UIILOTl', Ka'me and Deslg-

Wupr»i«tc«l. uatlng Mnmber.

'Itay-wefi KNOWU OUIOINAL aud roruiaa Kumbers. 303-404-170-8B1, Having bi':su atisum'id by othtsMAKKBS, 0 destfe tocau!lDn tl,opublic in resiject tosild imltatiocs,

Ui ASK FOlt OIliLOTT'S.

A An injunction was granted by vixlJ Ilwll. a the Supreme 0«nrt (New fork) at Ucnoral Term, Janna^f,J8ri7, against ti use by others of the ISU11

BISU 303.

JOS. GILLOTT & SONS, No. 91 John St., New York. HEH11Y OWEN, Sole Agtnt.

B0 W EN, POTTER & EBBS,

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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

^-JS"o. HO Sou-tli Front Street, PHILAUKLPHIA. Consignments of Wool usspectfully solicited. Liberal Cash advances made, and sales guarranted All Wool consijjnadto as la ca'efully graded to snit the market, and is displayed to the best ad' vantage.

Bags furnished if required.

TAUSSIG, LIVINGSTON & CO.,

WOOL

(Commission Merchants No. 34 South Front, 35 Letltla Streets,, Philadelphia, Pa.

CASH advances made at six per cent, per annum Other cliarges low. Kefer by permission: First National and Corn Exchange National Hanks, I'IhU American Uuhaugo National Bank, New York First National Bank, Obicagj, Illinois Messrs. Gilmore, Dvnlap&Oo Bankers, Clncin uati, OUfe.

RODMAN, FINK & CO.,

8 A N E S

ilUc.'/AND DEALERS IN rT

(.OYUttiVUm SKCtftlTlt8, No. 18 NassanSt.

7 YOKK, Buy niid ooll at market rates Six par cent Boodt ot lS81

:Fivo.Twenty

Bouds, all issues Ten-Fort

Bonds Beren-Tbirty Notes, all Beries Compound luterest JNotes, and Gold and Silver Coin. Concert all series ol Notes into the New Oon^ilidatcd 5-iO Bunds at best market rates.

Jiitcnte orders for purchase aud sals of all mis cellaneous securities. lteceive Deposits ana allow 5p«r cent Interest on balances, subject to check at sight.

Make collections on all accessiulepoints. Ail iisues of Government Securi iea credited or remitted for, recolpt, at market rates, Fair* of all commission charges. K. F. & CO.

PAINTS for FAKMERS

A.ND OTIJAUS.—1THK Git A HON MIN'liliAL 1'AIST COMPANY are now manufacturing the 1W, Cheapest and most Durable Paiat in use two coats well put ou, inised witu pjre Linseed (Ml, will last 10 01 IS yoarr it is of alight brown or benutilut cnooolate color, and can be changed to green, lead, etone, olive, drab or cream, to suit tho taste ol the consumer it is valuable lor I'ou-ea, Riro«, Fences, Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Car-makers, fails and Woeden ware Cauvas, Metal and Shingle Boot', (it being Fire and Water prool), Bridges, Burial Cases, Canal Buats, rhips, Ships' bottoms, Floor Oil Cloths, (one ilauufacturer having used 50GU bbla. the past year,) and nn a paint for any puposo is nn atirpis^d ior hody, UHIability, elasticity, and adbtssiveco s. Price $6 per bbl., ol 300 lbs, which will supply a larmer for years to come. Warranted iu ah cases as above. Send for a circular, wnicb gives full particulars. Nonegenuina unless tiraudctl in a trade mark, Oral ton Mineial Paint. Addri-ssliAMtL UIDWKLL, Proprietsr,

Pearl Street, New lora.

AUKNTS VVANXMD FOR a££4i£BAL Is. C. BAKEE'S

History of the Secret Service.

This work was announced more than a year "ago, but owing to the attempts of tbe Govvrn aient to suppress it, its publication wasdelajed it wil' now be issued, UNALTKUKD and UNA BKIt Gti, UN vKK tue SUfKr.VISION ofGKM'L UAKKK, whose marvellous narratives are all attested by tbe bigheet t&cial authority.

Tne MOt»AL- of the N-ttiosal Capital are THOROUGHLY V8NTILATEI), and there are s^nie SIRAM^K USVELATIONS concerning llXADd OF DtPAKTSIENTS, Members of Con gres-, Female Pars!on Hroken, and distinguished military cbai actors. Send for Circulars and see our terms, ana a full description of the wot*. Address JO£i£d BBOTHSRij it CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, or Davenport, Iowa.

LADIESBusinecs.and

a GENTLEMEN exjpiatbd

Picture Very profitable. No isk. i7 specimen Pictures Catalogue sent for lie. «utU9. v. MAN&ON AN G,

2Sff Bowiry, Haw York-^y.

rtA AA AGKNT3 wasted, to sell Six New InOUUU vent ions, of great valne to familiea all pay reat prefiti. Send 25c and get 80 pages and sample gratis. Agents hatne made $100,000. £PHBA1X BEOWN, Lowell, Saas.

P£B DAY SUBX.—Agmta wanted everyQjIu where to sell our PalaU While Win Cloikos una. Will laat 30 years. Address the AMERICAN W1BK CO., Office 162 Broadway, V. Y.

MORIC 6QAA PKB THAN ^UU MOAXH. Made with 8teadl Dies. Sort ftr CatatogM and maples, free.

S.M. BPIOiCKH A 06., Brattlehor*, Tt.

AGEJrre HAKE MOPKB DAT, selling the National Sawing Xaahine Better and more ia Table than t«0 Machines! JsstperCsetadl— Addr^SH. K.CHANDLKB 00., ftaghamten, Haw Tor*.

miss s'.n

U*I0N\EJBIHE JL

The rapid pr aow buUdlng weiil terming^ with it* snatarn oonnactioai.'i ttan Una across the1 peilliMlsattiMta to the Valne of tl^i'l the OlMlMywN^r question asked by pradsi

vestment t" To reply In brief: nn 1st. Tbe early completion of the whole great line to the Paci&o ia as eertalu aa any future tw*-

dollars in its own bonds practically guarantees it."

a day. 2d. 1 he

Unim!Paeifie.*aflw*ibasJUare«»ad

upon whatprofalsee to be one of the most profitable llnss Sf raflro^ taihe copaAL. years it must be the only line connecting the At lantlc and Pacific and bel nfwithout compel tion it can maintain remunerative rates. 3d. mUes at t^J|pa|.a'attHtljH equipped Wtth de^otiflboasaod^as^flkr two trains ars daily running each way. The materials for the remaining,#J nWet ^(k the eastsrn

1th. Tbe net, tuslw the aectloaa already finished are itntn rtrtaoAfoaa-HiM *s gold interest upon the First Mortgage Bonds npon such ssatlons, andifSot aiottW

UMtAJklulroad ss*

built, the pait already completed would not only pay interest and eipenMS^'^t I* profiUble to tie

5tb* T^eCnljnPaclf^^sMiA'iiiaiksil W Issued only as tha road progresses, and therefore can never be iu the market uulees they represent a BOHA riDE property, «t'. Their atnoactts st'ictly Ualtsdby law to a sum equal to what ia ftmntlji^C pA |^|. ernment, and for which it takes a SECOUD lien as its security. This amsuut upon the first 617 miles west from Omaha ia o.nl£ ffyWper ta)le., 7th. Tbe fhet that theTT.

era a second lien upon the road a good investment, and tbat soms of theshrswdest railroad builders of the country have *lrsady pali) ip flri^ipUi}oa dollars npon the stock (whtoh ia to them a third lion,) may well inspire coafidence in a first lien. 8th. Although ft Is uo| elalaif« l»»at#Wecau be any better securities than flivarwkAft,Tj»ftl* are parties who consider a first mortgage upon such a property as tbie the very-- fcsst security the world, and who sell their Governments to reinvest in these bonds—thus securing a greater interest. 9tb. As thaUnioa Paclfio MkWitimft W offered for tha mweit at K«PMi Pf||a dollar and accrued interest, they are tha cheapest in tbe market, being more than 16 par cent- less than TJ. 3. Stocks. loth. At the carrent rats of preAn^MO g^ldi they pay

Over Nine Per^GenU IxtUrtiU Tba dally subscriptions an already large, and tbey will continue to. hs rsoalyea in New York by the

Continental N Clark, Pcdg»*ft».ittBu4rf, John J. Cisco St SOD, BanlMtf, No. 33WiU St and by BANK^ A*» A lUU^, generally throughout the United whoa maps ind descriptive pamphlets may ''M obtained. They will also be sent by mail from tha Company's •fflce, No. 20 Nassau Street, Mew York, on appll-

bonds.

,.JOB9CJI.CIBCO, Treasurer,

tnay30dw^j^|^to^2^ MtiW

BBlAL3,reanJ~may bs eotlSidared thft )SBOJF IXCXUISKCI sale by all Grocers. 24dwly

MUSICAL.

-35-

AMERICAN METHOD

CompreheuMve and Practicil Sffttln By Edgar A. Bobbin. Prefimor of the Pianoforte This work insets th' dally raqulrements of the Planiit. ItwuAbinM Ha^DOU^iMUi'Mtoseikdia pensable points rur.ummsnded by all eminent masters far daily prictice, and is so SVstematiied as to readily imparl, a knowledge vf tne art of understanding antfwe'/fcullnttbe dlfflsultlesihTolved

nerto tbs' flaishsd inlaki

Each number ooatai^ng sixtMa ptges, inclnd ngFOVKPAteESO* MCUC PUBLISH SD FORTNIOHTIIY. Tt«**:TWO DOLLABS PKB ANNUM. Speoim^nsasnt ^ofn j'QHH 8: DWIOHT, editor. ,*&*>

OLIVER DITSON i'Vo., ^uMlsbers, "Bostan. CHAH. IT. DITSON 4 CO,711 Broadway,NsW York. dwtcb

.XwWSSHHl'l

--la .ho*

oi?PorilTK THK*CO0BT"aOtrs"B^

BRKE-HAUTB, IND.

This being the largest and most elegant Hnsta Kstabllshmest

I1V THIS

Buyers in want of line

yiitp«wiawgBWWwj^i^wi|Bg|MWyBI!'iWSiJl'»MMIM WWit'IW»WWWi*iiW!)!(IIWWii»ri'1 II Sfe1#'

3TUA1*

I A Wt S

HELOBEOirg,

O A N S

And stttller Jftiiiti Inj|)iii^tt9tsic»l Usrcbaudise of every description, Shset Moaic and Instruction Books, should not tail ta visit the

PALACE OF MUSIC.

.k'ftsim All kinds of Ifuslcal instruments repalisd in he os a an 4 5 4

Mil

yO't'K

PIASTOB, "HELODEON8

ie-a MA Violins, Guitars, Tlatea, and all kinds of Xusica

itradnani will pgprompuy twawr In taadefot

TUNING

other I nil ... OLD PIANOS wilf^wtaken in tnade ton HIV ONia. sMUMwtt

i.o.

raoUBAM A»B RETAIL! BSS9BBBK^fi£2.

.TSIT

-AT-

.XI SibsoA-

& IlititiSKTl

SP3 -s-i

iliW

•tea i.8attd*day,

June 22d, 1867.

aatM'i} oi ah ^sik -ttm |f!'

S. WWlufaA MlsM

%'CO'S

C0LGA'

—OEBMAN

Erasive 3oai

'H',c ft

We have juat received large supply ot

NEW GOO 1)8!

New Lawns,

dfef biii. •Mam** *n i'

Jaconetts, Organdies,

Orepe Meretz, &c., &cM &e.

taiiln tact a fill assortment of

Greatly Reduced

Prices!

V'v

NEW STOCK OF

PBINT8

& BLEACHED MUSLINS:

Merrimack, Coeheco,

Richmond,&c.

fjijgV JVis

PrltiU in-the NEWEST STYLES at

16 liCENTS!

I.W.C our entire Stock 0T8ILK and CLOTH bACQUES and SUMMER SHAWLS at, COST, $,?

60BNELICS & HAGGERNY,

Corner Main and 3d St.,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

11 MAIN STREET,

Carpets,

Oil Cloths,

»-hr-«W v. ..

Canton Mattings,

Wool Druggets,

Wm Paper, Curtain Goods, Linen Goods,

st it»

-OK ^4

g°- bf"^

Ushers, Boston. 0HA8. H. DIT80N A 00., 711 ad a N

Housekeeping Goods.

OF RECENT PURCHASE,

O S I I

V. ,2!

IV o. 48, Ohio S treet,

t^w.iK

JE: A.®",

MWAG TF% AT THK

'Biickeye Cash Store.9

S. RYCE & CO.,

dwtf

Main Street.

DRY COODS.

GOODS! NEW GOODS!

White Marseilles, Buff Marseilles, Figured Marseilles,

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE.''

rjlgAVTELItfG DBESS GOODS.

VERY DE3IRABLE

E E

Double-fold Goods, suitable for suits, AT THK

"BlICKEYK CASH STORE.''

(JB0 GRAIN & TAFETA SILKS,

LACE POINTS,

In* Large Quantities, and at

AT HHE

"BUCKETS CASH STORE,'

^JEKIKACK^COCHECOS

SPRAGUES7 PRINTS

New, Beautiful Cloths—beet Calico made. We now offer them at One Shilling One Shilling!

AT THK

'BUCKEYE CASH STORE*"

IKW,

S. xtYCE & CO.

A je *77 Slain Street

dwtf

HLAUSSBN, J3ISHOWSJK.Y &Co J- Importers and Jobbers of NOTIONS AND TOYS,

W O E S A E A E S

FANCY GROCERIES, TOBACCOS, TEAS, et£

PROPetSIONAt.

J. HALE!

MTT.T.KH'S BLOCK,

DnlA9APOIIB, DTD.,

Ptajslclan for Blaeaaes of the

Head, Throat and Ltings.

ToVnici SBAHCH or THII^ pitoraMOM hli practice la (idMlnljr eoafiMd, a*y ba ooa salted penoaalljr, or by letter, at hta Ditpeaaary •odSnrgeiy, KUler't Block, Morth llilaoU (treat, one iqotre north of tbe Bate* Hoiwe.

Also, »t the ear-neat »ollclt*tlon or many oli p»rient» 4B. HAIiX will (till coatlnue to vfalt

TEBRE HAUTE,

oaee every four week*, tod may be coswilts^ at tbe Terre Hante Boaee, On Thnmlay, Jan.

1^f7

On Tharedey, Feb. Slat, On Thursday, liar. lilt, On Thanday, April lSUi On Thaniay, lay MA On Thnmlay, lane ISdi, On Thanday, Inly lltk, On Thnmlay, Aa(. *th, On Thnmlay, Sept. Sth, fOn Tbnrxday, Oct. S SI,

On Ttiurttdny, Nov.. On Ttanrsday, Dee. S8tb, CONSULTATION FREE I Ami terms of Treatment within the reach of all

F01 further p»rtlcnlar« Inquire of James Fisher, Esq., K. Stevens, Ksq., rred. B. Barber, Ksq., Mrs. S. 0. Moore, L. Oberholier, Ksq., wm. Coau, Esq A. O. Matthew, Esq., and John Wheeler, all of Terre llante.

Dr. HALE is a Graduate of Medicine and 8arg,ry, aud tbe Author uf the NKVV IJ1TTHOD of re at or is as so he A SDCCMHISwhere all other means have failed, and ia certainly worthy of triat. :*18Jtf

J.VMVS 5EAIH. LYNDON Jt, IUITH. BEKET B. BEACH

VIGO FOU3TDBY

AND

MACHINE SHOP!

Near the T. II. A 1. and E. 0. Freight Depots, TEBRE-HAUTE, INDIANA,

SEATH, SMITH & CO., Propr's.

Manufacturersof Steam Englnea, Mill Gearing, and Machinery of every deacription. All kinds of Iron and Brass Castings made to order. Krery class of repairing promptly attended to. t3T Orders solicited.

Tho highest Cash Trice Paid for Old Copper, Brass, ana Iron. engOdwtf

DRY, COODS.

FIFTH WEEK

OF THK

The Clearing-out Sale

Summer Hoods!!

During tha month ot August we intend to dispose of the remainder of our Stoclis a so

Extremely Low Prices.

For 'Bargains

COME TO

'The Boston Store'

Wo have always a full supply of

Staple Dry Goods, Notionst While Goods, Embroideries, Jbc.,

For City and Country Trade.

Saxton

111 Main Street.

I N I A N A O I S A S

P. BINGHAM A CO.,

DKAXK&S IN

Genuine AmericanWatches Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, SOLID NII.TEB WARE,

NKW PATTERNS.

Solid Sliver Spoons and Forks,

FINK 8ILVK1UPLATKD

Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors,

BERRY DISHES, IOE PITCHERS, WAITERS, CUPS & GOBLETS, AUo, a fine line of

Silver-plated Table Cutlery,

ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTE® IN

Old English or German Text.

ALL GOODS BOCOST liaas

ENGRAVED FREE OF CHARGE,

w. p. BIKOHAH A CO.,

50 EABT WASHINGTON STREET, a(ir6d3m INDIANAPOLIS.

J. IV. GLOVER'm

INDIANAPOLIS

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

Ilae on band, or mannfactnrei to order, all klndi of Architectural Ornamenti, laeh aa Window Cape, Brackets, Medallions, Panel and Frlase Knricbmcrta Flower Vases, Lift size Statoarj, Waur Pipe, Ac. I

Two squares west of Union-Depot. aprll6d6m

THE CABPMTERS' WIM,

St'CCCMOBS TO HILWIO, Bot'iaT* .,

DOOK, SASH AND BUND MANliMCTOfilKS,

SOUTH MERIDIAN 8TBSET,

Nearly Oppoaito Cait Snd of tbe Onion Depot

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

SK6ULAB SIZED WOBK COWIAOTLT OB HAND

apt 6-2t in dCm

catuu sTirrwi. JOKX acsirnDxa

8TEFFENS SCHNEIDEB'8

mUIANAPOUH

Phcenlx Bell and Brass Foundry*

20 Union Railroad Track, Half Square Cut 0olon Depot, laaayalla, tad This EstabllshsMbt baa eonstantij on band a complete aseoitment of Brass floods for Engine Builders, Steam and Gas Fitters, and are nana

WWi-il W'gjW

CARRIAGES.

Excelsior Carriage Works,

(raana xaaa)

E8TABLIIHED IU 18547 The attention ot purchasers and thoeo wanting aSnperlot Article, is tayljad ta myStoelrof s~ t*

Fine Carriages,

%msi

{X,*,hUn,of'?

Barouches, Bockaways, Phaetons, Top Buggies, Open Buggies, and Light Wagon#,

Hade of carernlljr selected material and by

Master Workmen

Orders for New Vehicles solicited

My experience of thirteen year* In Tene-Baute as a successful maantactnrer, gives assurance ol a thorough knowledge of my business and ability to supply the wants of consumers, long foil In this mark't.

Shop anil Ware room, Corner 2d and Walnut Streets,

Terro-Haute, Intit.

Everything Warranted.

Hoofing, House Cluttering, 4»., done promptly and warranted to give satisfaction. None but tbe best "BBANDS" of Tin used unless specially ordered. Prices—Cheap as the Cheapest. mh6dly. cli 8ep3

Ball

Walislkv

ii.ii &}il

A. J. WEJLCH^

Jane 13-dAwSm

AJ.

WELCH.

BUCCMFLO* TO WXLCH A WUSUT, M*nufactarer and Dealer in

CARRIAGES AND BIGGIES,

Corner Seeond and Walnut Sts., Terre Uaute, Ind Feb 27 dawSm

SCOTT, OBEK «& CO., Carriage Manufacturers,

CORRXB WABASH a 1st HTA., Taaaa HAOTK, IVD., Keep constantly ou band, and offer for sale at tbe loweet market price*, all of tbe latest styles of

CARRIAGES, HUMUS) and LIGHT WAGONS, of tbeir own manufacture, of selected stock. pjcUl attention paid to BiFAiaiaa. MaySdwSm

STORAGE, COMMISSION A GRAIN.

B. FBANVLIN. t. MOBKIBON.

^FRANKLIN, MORRISON

CO.,

OtNKBAt

Commission Merchants, No. 88 ft'est

2d St., Cincinnati. BKrKSKMCUj.

Fearce, Tolls, Uolti^n 8baw, Barbour Jt Co., A Porter, Wm. Glenn A Sons, Foster Brothers, Chambers, Stevens A Co.

K. O. Leonard A Co., Rob't Macready A Co.. Foot*, Kasb A Co. raU26dly

NTWVRAE ROBWAADUIO ANP

Commi#ion Merokunty AKXV DKAUtaa IK (train, Flour am ft Salt.

WAUE HOUSE—On tlie Oanal, sear JB Terre Haute A Kicbmoud and G. A C. Kallroail Dupeta' mayfidwtf Tiaaa UAUTI, IMP. JOHN IIJLN«T. ALONIO 1IANKT.

JOHN6TOBAQK,

HANBY & CO..

OOMMXSLOM AWD

A I N E A E S

Warehouse on First St., at tbe Canal Basin. an9dwtf TEURK HAUTE. IND.

STOVES AND TINWARE.

R. HENDERSON^

MANUFACTDBJCF

HTOBK on 4th Street, 4th loor aonth of fost OBrc

The Best Cooking Stoves. The Finest Heating Stores. All kinds of Fruit Cans.

Every Variety or Tin and Copper Ware

lias Just received a large invoice of Ice Chests, Ice Cream Refrigerators, Fret zers, Seer Coolers, Water Carriers, Water Coolers, Foot Tubs, Ice Pitchers, Bath Tubs,

All kinds of

O I E S E 8 ASD THE

LARGEST STOCK OF STOVES

IN TBI CITY,

"Which I am determined to Bell at tbe BOTTOM. PRICE! Don't be deceived, but call aud see before yon buy

Bespectfnlly, R. It. BALL.

7 B. HAGERTY & CO.,

Are prepated to do all kind* of O W O seen

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

We have also the Agencf for

BENNETT ft MAKSU'H CELKBBATED

PhCBnlx Warm Air Fnrnace,

Of whicb we have already pot np several, to the entire satisfaction of tbe parties using, tlum, wbom wecan at all times refer.

All kinds of furnaces repaired and put up In complete order, and the work warranted. A general assortment of TINWARE on band at all time*. Oiva as a cill at

No. 187 Main 8treet,

Bet. »th a 7th at*., TXBBK UAUTK, IND, novlodtf

CUTTEE,

Hoes* Sioa

A I N E R, HO. 187 HAIN STREET, Iferre Haute, Indiana. BCTKBCKCU—J. Cook Son, Col. Tbos. Dow. ling, George Haslet. JelSdCm

JOILN ARMSTRONG,

dnnsmltb and_Steneil Culler.

Fiour, Wblsky and dack brands, also Plates for marking Clothing, cut to order. made aadrepal'cd ia tbo best of style.

«Sua

All work warranted to give satisfaction.

3hop 2d door JSaat of tbe Mew Court House, llo street, at the Vigo county Hay Scales. I11

|JNION BAKEE1.

FRANK HEIKIO A BBO

Manufacturers of all kinds of

CEACKERS.

and Dealers in

O E I E S

On Labyette St., between Oanal and Depot, E E A E de30dly INDIANA.

ALL INTEKBSTED.

PAINTING I PAINTING! PAINTING I ...

r^»

CALL AT

B. BUCKELIi'S PAINT SHOP, itb St., 3d Door North of Central Kngtna House. Having bad 15 years experience In the above business, and having tbe beat Material*, I can warrant satisfaction in ail I undertake.-

Particular attention Mid to Graining and Siga Writing. JsWdly