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

DAILY

TKRXU£ HAU"

V-»'

Saturday Morning, iUh, Aagnst 18W

Tp Southerners who oppose thezeconrtfct&ioii msuuret at* »*dly" unobservant Of opportunities. They were considered

before the Bfceffion tfcian. in Am«rij», MHO to be the mort .etupid, %*fll oot grwp opportuJiitieBr AflWiine

Bebellion waa totally subdued, it waa the .duty of the Soath to conform to the »taation. This hu always been admitted all oyer the South to be a duty, but in what thar conformance consisted 1 Simply jn submitting to what they could not help, in remaining sullea whore they should have been cheerful in refoaing to assist in recdbstructien, when, if thoy had been sharp, they would have taken the lead in carrying out the necessary mea•ures, and thus had the control of their 'own affairs. The Constitutional amend mentwas offered to them as the sole requisite to restoration. It Wjis a splen did opportunity. .They failed to mark its significance, and what did they gain by that course? Nothing whatever. The

Reconstruction bill followed. They said that they accepted it, but they did not cheerfully assist in carrying out its pTO' visions. They failed to perceive that it offered aa opportunity. In consequence of their rejection of the amendment, negro suffrage was fastened upon them, was deemed necessary to insure restoration to give the elective franchise to the blacks. The prospect was bad enough and unpleasant, but mef uly calm in differ ence could not make jit better. On the contrary, even here was ah "opportunity If the white men had registered and pre pared themselves to act.as voters they might, in many districts and States, have kept at the head of affairs.

But they neglected these opportunities The consequence is, that the blacks are registered to a man, while so many of the whites have neglected to do that in several States the blacks can carry the Congressional elections and have control of the State Governments. How they wi .act in such cases perhaps the whites will discover but if they fear the consequeo ces, why did tbey neglect the opportunity? There was, and yet may be an opportuni ty for the Southern people worth as much and more to them than any other. It is to identify themselves with the party which can do the most to assist tbenoi and to benefit their interests. In the hands of tbe Republicans the destinies of the Southern States repose. Il the people of thoso Slates make them their friends there will be no danger of severity, and no denial of all that is just or material for their good. To join with the dominant party, the parly of the majority, which can assist them, instead of clinging to a party which deceived them before the war, encouraged them to rebel, and then left them in the lurch, would seem to be a matter of tact, and even of juBt revenge. The Democracy has done nothing for the South since the Rebellion, except to cause it to neglect the opportunities which it had of ministering to it its own advantage. If the South would join with tbe North those dreadful radicals would cease to be dangerous, because they would have no interests but with the South. This would be a tactical movement of vast moment, but it is an opportunity and will therefore be rejected.

Indianapolis Letter.

DBJAUXTING COUNTY TREASURERS—TBI OR' EB 0* ODD FELLOWS— MEETING OT THE GRAND LoDOE HOGAKTHS PENCIL-

IN OS- A MlBBEPBiBENTATItiN 07 THE CORNER-STONE OF THE INDIANA N. ETC.

Indianapolis,

Aug. 15, 1867.

DIFAVLTING COUNTY TREASURERS. Of the ninety-two County Treasurers in the State four have this year become defaulters. The Treasurers of Allon, De Kulb, Tipton and Harrison. The aggregate loss to the several counties is more than one hundred thousand dollars, cf which a small portion will be recovered by arrests, and suits against principal* and sureties. The State loses only in one case, that of the Treasurer of Harrison County, and in that only $657. Tbe County, however, suffers badly, being a loss to the amout of $35,000. The Treas urer after gathering up the greenbacks and papers made a desperate effort to fade out on horseback, but the authorities overhauled him in durance. Tipton county by her misplaced confidence loses about $10,00 Dekalb $20,000 and AHjn $35,000.

Tbe defalcation cf the Treasurer of DeKalb is said to have been caused by the robbery of bis safe in February last, by which he lost $18,000. He il believed to be an honest man and upright, and his friends are confident that ho would not prove recreant to his trust if ho were not the victim of misfor.une. The Treasurer of Allen couuty, it is said, is also an honest man, but, not wishing to attend to the business himself, entrusted it, to others, and lo9t. If there is any extenuation in favor of the Treasurer ot Harrison and Tipton counties it has not come to light.

I. o.o. F.

The next meeting of tbe Grand Lodge of tbe 1. O. O. of the United Statue, will be held in New York, commencing on the 16ih of September, proximo. Tho usual place of meeting, it is well known,is in Baltimore, buV by invitation New York has this year the honor.

The representatives to tbe Grand Body trom Indiana, are Post Grand Masters Harvey D. Scott

&nd

T. B. McCarty,

from the Grand Lodg*,

president

Cyrus Nuu, of the Siate University at Bloominglon, and F. J. Blair,

Peru

from the Grand Encampment. The Order of Odd Fellows was never in a more prosperous condition than now. In this Siate tu«re are at tbe present tithe two hundied and eighty-eight lodges, and applications are on file for fifteen new onea. A lively interest is manifested in all the lodges throughout this jurisdiction, and the fraternity is. rapidly increasing its numbers in the old organizations, as well aa extending the area of its work by granting dispensations for new lodges in communities where they have ndt been established before. At Vinceacea, on (Wednesday next, tfae ^l«l inat^ a^nttf

sat Hall ^edfcalj|&wi«fc ual^^poaingi^ar^raoniee. XS xrtfeEft MISRKPK^EST^IOK. Ate arrant scribbler wrtCfig wtJiV JoumaC under the head ""Who shall be. tmr next"Governor?" and oVfcrTES liquid L.j SfiySj in comparing tbe figures showing t! aa. vote received by the State officers in If64, that Governor Baker, as candidatfc^^leuWnlftr Qu only 147,798 votee, and the rest, over 150,000.

L.-r^Wbich it short for John Hogarth

Lorl&r—la Ins haste to fulminate an aaattocma "ag&inst Governor*"Baker, eithei purposely gave tbe wrong figures, or made an egregious blunder.

The rote received by Governor J$|ker, as shown by the record in the office of tbe Secretary of State, was 150,802,— larger than that received by any one oh the State ticket, except Governor Morton. In making his statement of the vote received Mister Lozier has doubtless relied too implicitly on the comic almanac from which he selected his argumehts in the recent debate between himself and tbe Rev. B. F. Foster, and with such limited resources at his command he should not be judged or censured too severely. ., ....

ANOTHER CORNER STONE.

The corner.stone of the Second Universaiist Church of this city was laid yesterday by the Masonic Fraternity, with the usual impressive ceremonies of that Order. Grand Secretary Hacker, acting as Grand Master, delivered a very beautiful address appropriate to the occasion. The First Church is also about erecting a house of worship that wili meet the demands ot the society and be an ornament to tbe it

MISCELLANEOUS.

Fishing in White River and tributary streams this season is said to be remarkably good Amateurs have their own spon-eatchifig sun-fish, goggle-eyes and suckers, but professionals who can handle the rod and reel with dexterity, affect to throw the minnow only for bass and redeyes—never failing to bring the latter home with them. Several of the enthusi astic Waltons hate caught some very fine eels, the sarpeats in some instances meas uring over three feet in length. Alii nows are generally used for bait, especial ly for bass, and it is not deemed an in fringement of tho fish law to catch them with the Bein.

The health of the city is reported to' be as good as could be expected at this season of tho year. Flux and fevers prevail to some extent, but the number of fatal cases is comparatively lew. J. C. B.v

Habits of New York Millionaires. The Boston Journal's New York correspondent writes

A. T. Siowurt works probably more liours than any mechanic or laboring man in tbe State. His vast business is in his own handB. He consults nobody as to buying or selling. He has mauy partners, but they are partners in tbe profits and not in tho management of the business. His system is oxacting but efficient. His men are all timid. Ii they are late, if they overruo the time allowed for iunch, if they sit down during business hours, if tbey misdirect a bundle, if they eat in »be store, they are flood. No person is allowed to tako a bundle into the store unless the "walking gentleman tnarkes it. No bundle leaves the store without being examined. Mr. Stewart is about tho first man down in the morning. He takes an early breakfast, and in a one horse coupe rides the store. He iriindulges in a leisurely dinner at a public house at 5 o'clock then returns to bis den and continues his labors until every item of business in the store is finished. Pleasure seekers going home from the theatre often dee tbe twinklo of Mr. Stewart's light in b4s-coflnting room, showing that the great millionaire is hard at tbe task.— But it is his recreation. He finds his pleasure in work, and aBks nothing more.

Yanderbilt is a gigantic speculator.— Like Frederick the great ho takes his leisure to mass his troops, and in an unexpected moment throws himself upon bis foe, sure of victory. He has the Harlem and Hudson reads. Ho is after the Central and means to control the Drio. Ho takes his leisure in tho morning and divides it between his breakfast his cigar and his horses. He spends a great deal of time ia his stables. He has a trotting track in his yard, so that he does not have to go far tc try his favorites. At ten precisely,be enters his up town office. At twelve he rides to the Harlem, and then over to the Hudson railroad The rest of the day be gives to business and rides. He seldom appears at the Stock Board. He buys through other hands, because be can do it better.

Daniel Drew is a very quiet man, of plain simple habits, seldom speaks, and in his down town office in Broad street would be taken fur a rustic farmer or a New Jersey trader who was not hright enough to Sharply invest bis money.

Clafiin, who is trading so close on tbe ^eel8 ot Stewart,ia the dry goods trade was a small trader in Worcester. Ho bought goods in very small quantities and was uoted for his own bundles. Like Stewart he manages his owe business. Hu found his complicated trade wearing upon him, and like a wise man, as hu is, be purchased a little place up the river. He leaves bis store at four every afternoon, drives up his owu team, vud spends tbe evening in the quiet of bis own family.

It is the younger class of traders and speculators who trade in the night and give themselves no rest on Sunday. Tboy r«ap their reward in premature decay, sudden failure, or great losses. The Hue of demarkation between the old style ot doing business and tbe new is very broad

Oae of the Miseries of Getting Kioh The New York correspondent of the Boston Journal writes:

One of the citizens of New York was a hatter. He earned a very good living at tbe business. His wifi made vests tor a fashionable tailor. She made them very w«41 and by her industry added very much to the comfort of the household. By una of those sudden turns of fortune which overtake men in this city, the man found himself iu possession ot quite a turn of monoy. He abandoned his hatting and bis wife gave up making vests. He bought a house in an up-town neighborhood. His wife proposed an entre into good society by giving a large party. The hatting and tailoring acquaintances were to oe ignored. Xney nad no others. Iiiese were to be made through the party. Had these people understood the way of doing things in New York they would have gome to Brown of Grace Church, paid him a handsome fee, And he wou.d bave slocked their parlors with all the company desirable. Instead of this they took tho directory, selected 500 names, among whom were some of the most prominent'Df our citizens, and sent out invitations right and left for an evening named.

No expense was spared to make the occasion a great one. Tue house was gaudily furnished the ladies, mother and daughter, expensively and fashionably attired. The table was laid by one of the first caterers. Dodworth was engaged 6}? flKjuutfc. Waiters were caUed ia,

in the clerii

te. The hour its. In nothing skittish than they form and

tend. They will give all' they are worth 4or a t|ck?£to &- for a levee where great folks are to be, but they will nob^iseat B^e)l«Mpafa--1 vitations, though itluie plenty 4* jtaX,.

part were

The persons who got up this

liantJy lighted-it atJr«ct«^Nt£l |£|§n Uon~ But the bell—waa silent and ~tha steps deserted. Tha jowious could see aaxious person^ peCTing through the criidti of the blinds at^^Jilse^i^s^AJc. posing themselves unobserved. At a late hour tbegas vyas turtedoff.. During the whole evening thfc $Sti&&ind Cbe&M serted, the sptoadid .tab lama touched, and the family turned ttr thejr couches with feelings better imagined The candidates for fafiia'aiisbla-fiocie^y were sadly disappointed^-'0^

... ...

THE FASHIONS.

Dresses, Triiiings, HatsriPiletotswii crinoline—A goideu brown Stray •[Bonnet—An Inktatgof thegCnited *8Ule».vr-n^^.-5£ sn'T rrom tite

Paxxs, Jaly 26 ,188Ji--

While tfi'e' rdjgiment of the .puke of Wurtemberg was delighting we*r ear I noticed the following toilets A dreas df pea green silk, with a long, .skirt aad sweeping train oramented with rolls of tbe same materifCl Which come down on either eWe ,and are rounded towards tbe back, where they simulate a sor^oi bow ifid| "jpoflP. JfflPL flhds. trimming is repeated-i bottom of tbe sleeves, on the neck and «n tbe waistband.

Tbe short paletot was made to cpicespond. A pretty white costuitie^fts of an underskirt trimmed with- va ofolack braid, and of an. upper one looped up at each seam. The bod (flog was made of white muSltOtflpped jylth harrow black velvet. A ahorvltoie^paletot correspond with thejskirt.

The bonnets are^generally fanchon shape, a beeojmag»-be«net that suits «very one and goes with evertliing is made of rice«traw, trimmed withe black ribbon, a bouquet of red. poppi^Aon one side, and the same fastening of black tullo drapery instead of ttring*.

Golden-brown straw bonneU trimmed with crape, will reign supreme^ll through autumn. A pretty ofqamgnt on these is golden walnut in leaves.

I arn delighted to say-that the-'name of •'Bismarck," given to uCir niJv. b'uff, is dethroned for something almost *,ai buzzy out less ol'noxious: we atre to call it '•cockchafer's wing."

Crinoline are much rtducad in size-, but still keep their—no, they keep much above the ground. Demitoilette-^indoor and walking dresses,are made with the skirt barely touching the ground.

The newest pattern for paletots is the mantila paletot. In front it is a loose mantle, falling in long lappqts on,, either si^e, but the back is that of a Straight paletot.

A short skirt is often stimulated by trimmings on the skirt,but the great idea is a rouleau on everything. This, and^the pretty Antoinette fichu, wilt become* mania. These fichus aro worn inslgad of mantles, When not of black lace they are made of the light material empjoyed for'. Che dress.

Organdi dresses -ere. iined down the seatus by insertion, with colored ribbon underneath.

After all this cnAbm^lcation ladies can remain assured'1 that,' although they will do well to follow the Paris fashions,

uy fashion is faahionkiile. Wfi^iiever a very novel style is first adopted1 people turn round ag4^ thought rude in JParii—arij t^ho criticism is, '-Our next winter's style ilbut let no one be deceived-iw in%f4*fit^le sujpassea anything- yet coneeived. I have had the privilege flt adinii^ag. -W my Sovereign lady's privatejcoun^ilirand if what she propose^s-vpted let all ladies who have had grandnidth#^ "make, up their minds to look as they did Mthe^ disrespecttul lips called them 'tOidc.Guys," and if these ladies are not old, but in their courting days, they may apply Growler's verse to their sighing Much dress will now the female farm so grlsv. ously cucumbar. That woujeu whp can walk ft mile are very few,in number. iL %il: i- &•' Poi muuej, therefore, iuto jour puree yoa most needs g6 courting— Von csu't delight a lady whom you've lid 'menus of transpurtiug To shows and Shops and theatres, eo never dream oi uarrias. 'st-. My boy, until yon'ro able to afford to keep a car

Early Nowspxpera^

Newspapers are by no metuis so recent an invention as we liaWfondly imagined, as the following extract jrom a French work proves:

As a specimen of novettyrln a" field that was supposed to be enurely exhausted, a recent .book by'. M.' iPelOrgette is among the most interesting, it is entitled '-Bulletins of the Grand AVmy of Italy, commanded by Charles VIII, 14941596 from rare or unpublished documents drawn chiefly from the jibcar^-atJlantes, i'he chief curiosity iti regard to thiiio uocuments is, mat tbey w»r,e yrjnt«d, and constitute indeed the coa^Wet® forerunners oi the famous buHetau thai JSapoleod was accustomed to sepd from his grand army of Italy, i'he battle of Fouruone had its journal, its official Monitor, iu precisely the same Way as' 'the" battle of ALurengo. And this was less .than fifty years after the invontion of printing, at a time wnen, according to current ideas, the great art was used for no other purpose iban to make copies of psalm books and ol' tbe ancient classics. This discovery of M. Pelorgerie proves, on the contrary,, that newspapers sprang into existence almost at tUe cradle of printing whose ap plicability to the d.ffusion oi popular intelligence was perceived far earlier than has generally beea supposed. •»i-\

"Youk Lotion

To bt, ornot to b»—/iat's the gnartion/'j' «.

Whether to sutler with

And nameless bodily suflsiin^

.VAIIJXJII,11#

Tbade

ojonies,

'»r whether, with sudden dasT),b Seize a bottle oi PtASliTjOii Bl¥tat|C Anu, aaOuuther swears, be myatii a mbuagain. Gonther sid my eyes irere ailIo» visage haggard, my breatU fareiu»nvojis,bad— My disposition tronWoeome-^Jl fact,'*, -'i He gentle hinted 1 was fast becoming'

Quite a Luisanco. tour bottle* now beneath my THt have dlsappeared, fued has reliah, mj appetite is keenj"! n,. kly step elastic, my miu9 ljfrillTa!t¥, Mne founds, avolrdupoia, is adden to mf weight.

llAGxbilA "WAT£B,—^^el^i'^i? toilet article—superior to Cologne -and at half the price. augl4debdr2y

Thx Mason

Haxlin Cabi^kt. Oe-

GAJf.—Tbe touee ot Uite .instpumeot^ are ellifluously sweet, Tfitb a ydlume, power and expression, truly ioiirvQlouai, ut so small and compact an organ. They are beautiful, simple and economical.—New Orleans Times. dwlw

OT/INIBUSLINE.

B. MILLJSL&'Si ANFL-HitK Will attend to ail call*»r-^»«i»» MMhgadA. tha

City,andalso deliver 1 IGFT TLF:«nrnaiS4(

dJabatch.

city with care and All

order*

let on UM Slate 41

\BD

foit Office, ii nrUhe

EMEN1

dvertise

a report of

ceeding of the N. 1. State editorial Convention, T~'"" iTan/TWnrailifi I» Significant:

adopted, whereby publishers

Cre^&ont cli&rige*, II was u~

gned ,hataactortwjfc**abW«|^fU so concraatiog to dS woricTt grStlly redncSl rates, and .rthe prr]WII9S tT an other partis*. the firm of George 1*. iiuwell & Co., of tiew York, bains raitoal one wiiich hid adopted aowall being proaant ia tlia called upon to reply to tin* charge. Mr. S. M. Pettengill, alto of New York, remarked, in eubatance, that by thia ayatem, Meaira. Itoweildc Co., were enabled to contract tor boeineaa at a much lower rata than ha could da, and cla med that tbe publishere ihould in

Mcured in no other way, and aa

they re eatiafieo. while other* hac space to spare and were willing to entertain similar propositions, no action waa taken in the matter.

Tbe advantages aa ured to the advertiser

the

Advsbtisebs' Gazette,

mformaiiou in regard to our system. Addreat G£0. P. BO WELL & CO., 40 Park Row, New York.

MDCCLX

$100

.fir ^,0U staset, Philadelphia Fuya

#40d. ts#l, Wpte'r St., cnicago dohulis A Bagiey, yl'VVpBl ckiuttd at., Cincinnati. l'ricn list sent ou appi.cativn to

P. & G. LOKILLAHO, [a^ta bushed in 1760,] 18 ChamberB gt., N. Y.

Jos. Gillott's Steel Pens, US

LILT OLI

STASDillu

K0UHAK, ViSk. & CO.,

A N E S

AND DEALEB3 IN

UOVEKMIiiVr SEtlBITITS, ISo. 18 JNassau^t.,

NEW YORK,

Buy and soli at

OI 1881 Five Tweuty

Bouds,

Bouds

ObitiTerr

two

coais

has cured me of Tetter

(or Salt Rbeum) on my hands of thirty years standing,'' writes Joseph Kiatler of Danville, Ind., who has been using Palmer's vegetable Cosmetic Lotion. t^wlvV- .». .fc.

iotmih'f, keAQiurconU^air to the OomBany*"

bQBdUMOUu£!

1st.

line UrdM

CO».TEV»IA UIIS way. T*AA

adTaut-

huato VpoaeoTa fixed amount

of ep»ce to a rxcpom.ble purtyf a definite tiuia, since tuey thai obtained a olaw of bnalueaa to

large number

already h»d contrast* wf thla

MATURE

with which

contain ins fullest

A DAY.

We have adepted the plan of putting money in CENTUK 1 oliACCO to indnca consumers to nse it, kuowiu^ tha it is only necessary lor them to £iv« it a trial to become sully aaiiified of its merUP, t£nd to {irenounoe it TllK BUST FINK CUT

men is until thin fact ie fuUy recognized. We ^majtia'g THE (JE TUBY from select ions of ihe icho^*t'-^)W leaf, and itaTe devoted every Hie Id its manufacture, it is free from Drugs, and in every respect A PUUE AKTIULE OF tHfc.ttIXG T0BAO0O.

Un Mondays we will plaoajH onepapera^tOO U. S. Kotv. on Tuesdays, in two papers, 8SO oach. un Weunebiiays, in five papcrt, #itl in each. Ou Thursdays, in ten papei a, 8lO each. On ITriJajB, iu tweuly pap rs,9S in each,and ou Saturdays, iu fifty papers, 93each, iu al cases UsuinK GKMJIMi. U. b. GKSJWiSACKS to the auiouu.ol $100 a day.

The finder# 01' ineee UKEKNBACKS—by sending us tU.ir ^amWra-ldress, a.d numbers of the bUls —will be presented with package* of onr Tobac1*.the amount of money .uud hoSia^M been established (or over a Hon-dr-d Years, and has always ^UBtaiued a character for 'nosty and fair dealing, which puta to flight all doubts, if any should exist, a« to tho genuine nesa of this enterprise. tHE CKNTOllY TOBACCO can be bad in large qniutilies at Manufacturer*• prices, of A K. xiteltvll,#! Central icraet, H*«ton B.

JOKKPU Or Descriptive

Mauk

itli|UOTT, Name and l)eaig. Warraated. nating Number,

The'welTEoown oaiauui and poruLaa Kumbers, '303 —404-iVo

JOa,.GILLOTT & SONS, 91Jobn^t., Yorkr HENilY OWEN, Sole Ago&t

BO WEN", POTTEB &"EBBS,

W O O JL. .tin OOHMIiiSm^JlHEBCHANTS,

NO. HO

Soutli

FRONT

TAD8816, LIVINGSTON & CO,

iiprOOL ili

Commissiou Merchants, Bio. 34 Soath Front, ASS letitia Streets, Philadelphia,

Casii advances made

ail issues Ten-Fort}

tieveu-Xniriy Notes, all series Compound IUTPR**T «VTE*,'I4H(L (ioWanrt Bilver (Join.

all Mries.

jDf

7-30 Jotes Into the Kew

CONA-LID»U'D6-^O Bonds at best market rates. TXVCUIE orders tor purchase and sale of alt miscellaneous socunties. iteceive Deposits and allow 5perccnt Interest 00 balaivces^aubjeot te check at sight.

JTABI GEUOCTIONRTIU

alLaceessiilopoints.

Ail issues of Government

well put

0.1,

Oil, wili

adtr.-Bivutio

mixed win, p.ie Linseed

last lUor 16years it Uof alight own

or beautiful chocolate color, and can

greeu,

bs changed

lead, otoue,o.ivt', drab or oream, to suit

THE

tajto 01 the consumer

OLRTPISEED

it valuable lor

ONSEN, R»rna, Fcnces, Agricultural Implements, Carriage ahd Car-maker*, fails and Woaden ware Cantab, Metal and Shingle Booh, (it being Fire AU v. ator proot), Bridges, Buriai Oases, Canal Boats, Ships, Ships' bottoms, Floor Oil Clothe, (oue MANUFACTURER hiring used WUO bbls. the aat year,) -nil as a paiut for auy

pnpoeo

ler

body,

s. Trice 80

iStPearl

mental anguisb^

Fevtrish lips,

is UN*

nurabnity,

elasticity, ano

per bbl oi 300 lbs, which

will supply A farmer for

tud iu

years to come. Warran*

ali caies

as above.

Send lor a oircnlar,

which gives full particulars. ione genuine unless braudod in a trade mark, Grafton

Mineial

Pain|. ADDRTHB .tilU BIDWKiLL,

Street, Hew tor*.

cracking p.I:ns,.dyspeptic

AtrKNTS

WANXKD FOR

GENERAL L. C. BAKER'S History or the Secret Servlee. 'WEIK was announced more than a year ago, But owing to the attempts of the Govern

ent to suppress

it,

wili

ClnciniaS,

its publication was delayed.

now

issued,

UNALTEkliD

and UXA

Bill. GFC.1), US. EK TAESUL'K1.VISIONOFGKM'L UAJLSB, whose marvellous narrative* are all ATTESTED by toe highest offidal authority..

Tno XUOI.ALS of the Ntion»l Capital are THOBODGMLY VKNTILATED, and there are SJIUU STKANGB

KfiVKLAllulsS concerning

UXADJ OF litl'AH 1 11ENT3, Members of Con grct.,

Female Pardon Brokers,

LadiesBuaio«*s.-and

and dis

tinguished military chaiacters. BEAD

forCirea-

Iis AMM* OJ*%TERM*, ana A tall drscriptioo of tha

JONKS BBOTHJSBS & OO.

ONTB, or Davenport,Iowa.

a cexxxsjiek ekploteb

Picture Very profitable. No isk. _ve seut for 16c. JANSON LANG, 297 Bow-.ry, New York City.

en Pictures Cai

IT AAA AGENTS -wasted, T»*eli Six New In OUUU ventiens, of great value to families all

pay

reat prafit

San ioo and get 80 .gee and a hauii

•f gralbiv Agenu

KTABAIM BBOWN, Lowali

ne made

$200 moSTH.

JTTOKK

Maie with Stwcil

DIb.

^THAN

THEttFttgTM»lBimB0M8| —it—

twentfttrtlofia^rS'H1 dollars te te ttBtdlfr (MnflMM'Mn Oaa (bnrtlr wdriPV OkiOf 'tb tnctconiivnirWMrviiivivRvi lie* "!c «d.^itevitok jtafteatf^and^arf^iMd npea i— la ha 0—of Its able^^nilaV*

i*.$nxWfg*1rJaS1*?r

lantlc AND PASIFIC «A4 it can

SMDATAIB RE^NEWAIAXATFT- WVT ID 3d. &»«!%«*? equipped WILB^M. two train* ^ADRTJY Urialsfor UAI RELA^8

6th.

We uUi continue to offer these induce,

JII^IFR^.*!«K?.

baaeof the Bockyjjtoaataij^ is ua4ec eontraOjta |«a4»^,4n Baptambej^^^ 4th. The net earning* of the *ectloai a' finlihed are nviui FFLFN Uian the nld interest NI^HLI«*MFSIORII5»TFC)2A/nponittih •ections,

AIILH^W»^^I*RL

I»HFR OF RE READ *E'0

buiit, «HA patt a6*M#ea*lit«D«RB^LD neioidjr pay intareat a|ID to Ua Company.

j'S

e-ot.= .If ,•

issued ONLY N* tha^oad. prey****, ind F&XS&L* can navaxbe in th* ••rket iliHMIif«|

6T*A THE'/A^KVLMWCTIYI^^SD by law to a sum equal TO WBLTTRIRSTTADUY TH* 17. 8. Gov

ernmeiu. aadjiu

PHLCH it

IUSECARITR. Jii* M»,#AT west'from OnflOn la only 7th. The fact that tha U. 8. Government contid

era a second lien upon f&i road a good investment.

npon

lien,) may well iaapire coafldence in a fintlien. 8th. Altboagb iti nor Claimed that there can be any better ecnritiea than GevernmenU then, are Btich« the world, and who fell their Governments TO re invest ia the** boufai securing a grrator interest. 8th.

kUi aw sewa MY better (eenrit|«A than

GevernmenU, then

H*^J^^MR* the

Van

they pay

QUALITY.

3S1,

Haviug buen aesumed by other

.VUKkaa,

JPU.

at six per cent, per annum

Other charges low. liefer by permission: First National and Corn Exchange National Bank*, fhila. American Exchange National Bane, Mew Yora

First National Baak, Cuicagj, Illinois Messrs. Gilmore, DI nlap & (Jo., Bankers, tincin uatl, Ohio.

RE^LPWTTV™5

AATHEDAIONITIEIT

JMtr«dil

offerad for the and accrued interest, market, being more

(PATETIRE

Over Nine PerCenU Interest. Tbe daily subscription* tua^EADY ImCs, and they wiltfiftRWlftrk by tbe

Oontluental SitlontfliMlfWo.

we desire

to caution tbe public iu respect to^said imitations. ASK

FOK

GILXiOTtJS..

f1 A ITTiliV I An iojuuction was granted by IAD 11"il 1 iheSn|irtmeOeurt(New York) at Uoiioral Teriilj January 18i?, against tie use by2^herSif:ttieilUinaEll 303.

NaMl St.

Clark, Dodge A Co., Banker*, 61 Wall St..

throughout the United Stat**, of whom

(iescriptive mmnhlan

maps and

MAY

ha obtained. They

will also be sent by mail from

the Company'1

•ffico, icalion. 3iib4cribers will select their own Agents in whom they have CO^FGG^WLMSNFEMFR responsible to them for the safe delivery 01 bond*. ,MTO»0X

JOHNj^ISCO, Treasurer,

may30dw3»»-WD et^ina,

Street,

PHILAUKLPHIA.

ContffrffrAtrili'cf lioo! respectfully solicited. I Lifcrb.1 Cmli kU Vancet made, andsaioa guarranted

All Wool couBignJd to us is ca ofully graded to suit the market, acdis displayed to the best advantage. llagd furuisheii*if required.

TARTAN* School*.

is likewise ada ted to

jOayers, fao^.lbebsgU-

ner to the finished A»T»ti I. \J*± _I_ PRICK $4.SO. Sent post Ushers,,B Broadway,

lost -paid. OLIVKBD TSON A.J30..

Bost4T. SPUWFI. D1M0H O&LTL] [way NMU4ORKR -iwtUel-

DWieUT'S JCHJTOdL WF WI8IC, Each number eontaintig ili lesu pag**, laclnd ng FOUX

inaiktft rate* Six per ceftt Bondi

OUA8.H. DIT80N A

Securi ies credited or

remitted for, O receipt, at market rates, Faaa of all commission ohaiges. 1£. & CO.

PAINTS for farmers A O OrUJb.ro.—^TUB GRACrON MlN^liAL I"AI-.T COHFAHY aie now manufactnring the Best,

Cheapeal

and most Durable i*aiat in use

C0.,7LL

eSi .od_,it'50ia

1 1

heloueoits,

O A 5 S S

And smaller Uusical Instruments, and SfDSlcal Merchaudisa otavaay iliin* IUH|| jiiamwlllart Instruction Book*, ihould not suite visit tbe

PALAOSDOEi MBM). "iriatitlBl bn* woo

W AU kind* of

9100,

PI.B DAY SDBi.—Agonts wanted every0 where toseil our

Patent WMu Wirt Clothu

Will last 30 year*. Address the AMKBI. CAN W1BK CO., OiiferKS "Breadway, N. Y.

Sard fcr CmUlogve

laaj*#le», JTee. sPt.M Bratttekm. fU

AU£ITB

MAKEgMPEK

DAY,

RETAIL!

Linen Goods,

Pftb-

Broadway, Vew

York. dwtcb

i, L. KISSNER'S

PALACE OETI MUSIC

S5e ___

tie--

ti|a"

No. 4S, Obi^treet, tia. »dt**i^-al^clQ w. at **»4. J?

OPPOSITE THB'COURT H0V8X, ... *91 TKRRK-HAUTE, IND. i.-. ^. l.

,-n .i ""KUI US tfstfltsl

This being the largest

Proprietor,

add most elegant Musis

'. KstaUishmest

UH»:}*

IN THXS Ji^ A.rr^.T.

Bujen in vifit

Maafaal lastrOMnta repaired

in the moat approved!maa*«Q» L'-J= D*w .. ART« ITI«

MUSiO-

J.Gh

selling

th* M*iieoal Sewing Maahlae iietter and lnnlble fefcn (W Machloea Just Address

it. GBaMlU.AU

Tioliaa, Gnitara, Vtatv, andaU tMwHHMw Merchandiae, Ho. 91 W aha*b JUwL ,. TX&BBBAjpiE. £N£IASJU

TUHIWO AHD

TIK#AM§C^/INIS0LT

old

4 QF„

-K*w\ jo* asa»-i» (S'&S itelS

PIAHQA

•k-5'5*

ft 1

June 22d 1867.

a"!. 1'Oa

ttpmot&mdf. aAi ml itwL.* X-i3

,^% j)jtYe jmt received a large supply ot

|P^ GOODS.!

Ci^ew Lawns, .aaiJi -:iu iJaconetts,

Organdies,

S,'Sr"crePeMeretz-

c„

NEW STOCK Of

PRUiTS ft BLEACHED MUSLINS:

Merrimack, va «J

Spragues,

:^j^irtoerican, ^. Richmond ,&c.

^LnU-in the NEWEST STYLES at

161 CENTS!

.Aim# We aro seniDg our entire Stock of SILK and CLOTH &ACQUES and SUMMER .sHAmsafscsT^

CS0MEL1DS

aMwl*

AMERICAN HBflQD FOB THI FUSOFdWE, I! 5 io mttstMtai. .seewTf ComprebenslTtfuftPnetilMl Systea. By Kdgar l.Wln,Bi tfta^rtf^ie Pflgpntolte

This work meet* the daily ieq«iiMMIta of- the' Pianiit. It combines Harmony with theseiodIs uensabtov. »oiaU

m——

master* far dally practice, ana IL *6 sj^tematlied as to readily injiaft WVDBITTM |W M4^IA derst^hd.Dg anQUecatmg the oMlsuitTes Involved in the plauo musie ot all the

Oarpets,

llAGGERNY,

'.SL?a Ottrhoc 'Mun and 3d St.,

TEBRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. .-ffcEo

77.,||IAIN STREET,

laem Son Sza

aBMbSi^^^^LlKNCE

Oil Cloths,

Canton Mattings,

Wool Druggets,

WaH~=~Paper,

Curtain Goods,

Housekeeping Goods.

PA®BM *Cf PCStTSiH

^0BTNIGHTLF.i£'ttaM: '&0LLAM

PBE iNNDM. Speeimjgfc^Kt^liM. 409H.MA DWIOHT, Sditor. ...^ OLIVER DITBON A CO., Vablishars, Bostan,

a OP BEOENT PURCHASE,

v-:a* tjssT

the

'Backeye Cash Store.'

W. S. RYCE & CO.,

77 Ilain Street.

dWtf .. v.--.

GREAT*"' REDUCTION

-IN-

DRY GOODS

•'.ts

A N I E S

In Bleached Muslins!

In Brown Muslins! In Checks and Tickings 2

SUMMER DRESS 000DS

MARKED DOWN

Very Low

Silk Sacques

Summer Shawls Hi-

Close out Stock!

21-

1'-*

atat.-

uqm

•hi 10 1199 ii

PIANOS, HELODKOIS

AIT

other IE*jHM—T**»IH*DF»IHFR*lyilliliaid to.

wai be

DRS.

J* YAW

Having Invoiced Stock and Reduced Prices, at present rates, which will enable me to onr Great Bargains, Call and examine prices.

-'^3VI PPE fe

116 MAIN

WTT.T.TO'B BLOCK,

EWIHAJTAPOMS, 0».,

Physician tor BiaeaMi of tke

his practlee i* excluively conitned, may be consuited personally, or BY letter, at his Dispensary ANDBDL#*JJ

MilMTs

BTO«,K«rthllUaeia

one square north of the Bate* Boaee. Also, at the tin**!

eolMtaWaa of many old

patienta DB. HAL'S will "stftl

cballnuo to visit

TERiaE HAtJTE, once every fpur weeks, and may be oonanitt4 at the Terra Efante House,

Ob Tbaradaty/Xw. On Thursday, Feb. 31st, OU Thnreday, *«R. 31AT, On Thuiwliiy, April

18TH

0a Thandity, Hay

THAMDA]^

&c., SEC.

"In fact^ 'full' assortment of

SUMMER DRESS HOODS

,[Bi3to'3 I jmoh bo* i&szz. *.-£.- Glreatly Reduced -jA {ui&iiiti ,i ,eoi

1-^

On Tbuniday, June ISTB,

On Tburadiay inly llth, On Tlinr*TLI»y,, Ang. 8th, OA

Ttiursdal, Sept. 5th, On Thnrsday, OEL. SAil, On Thartday, Me*.. 28th, On

Dec.

MO,

CONSULTATION FRKEl

And terms of Treatment within the reach ef all I Foi further particalars inquire

of James Fisher,

E*Q., B. Stevens, Esq., Fred. H. Barber, E*q., Mrs. S. C. Moore, L. Oberhotcer,Esq.. Win. Coat*. Esq A. C. Matthew, E*q., and John Wheeler, all of Terro Haute.

Dr. HALE

crry,

a Graduate of Medicine and Sur-

and the Author of the NEW USTDOD OL Treatment for Diseases of the

Air Ptmnvt,

succeeds where all other means have

which

fcile

J, and is

oertainlv worthy of trial. LOL&dtf

AXES SIXTH. LTXDON SMITH. BSKBT H. BEACH. VIGO FOMDBT si Ti* oi trshrf ,» =---A»D. -^1 *n

A E S I I O

Near thoT. H. & I. and E. 4C. Freight Depots,

TEBRB-HAUTK, INDIANA,

SEATH, SMITH & CO., Propr'6.

1^5.

Prices!

Manafocturor«of Steam Kogluci,

Mill Gearing,

and Machinery of every description. AU kinaa ot Iron AID Brass

Gaatiufia

slats of repairing promptly attended to, Orders solicited. Tho highest Cash Price Paid for Old Copper. Brass,and Iron. angoawu

INDIANAPOLIS CARDS.

P.. BINGHAM & CO,

DEALERS TTf

(ienuine American Watches

Diamonds, Fine Jewelry,

SOLID SILVER WARE,

NEW PATTERNS.

Solid Silver Spoons and Forks,

FINE SILVKB-PIiATKD

Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors, BERRY DISHES, ICE PITCHERS, WAITERS, CUPS & GOBLETS,.,

Alio, a fine line of B"TO

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTE®

"f ^jTuT't

Old English or Clerinan Text. All Goods Bovokt Hebe ENGRAVED FREE OF CHARGE,

W. P. BINGHAM A CO., 50 East Washington' Street, apr0d3m INDIANAPOLIS,

J. N. GLOVER'S

HWIAJTAPOUS

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

Has on hand, or manufactures to order, all kinds of Architectural Ornaments, such as Wlndo* Caps,

BraokeU, Medallions, Panel

richpier ts Flower

Vases, Life sise

Water Pipe,

ie.

Twu squares west of

THIS CAKPEOTBKS' mm,

8DCCXSS0KS TO HlLWIO, BOBEBTS ., ii

DOOR, SASH AVD BLIND UK1IMCIIII1III8,

SOUTH MEBIDIAN BTBKST,

Nearly Opposite Sast End of the Union Depot

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

REGULAR SIZED WORK CONSTANTLY on HAND

ftpr G-2t in dOm

CHA1LE88TSFFXM8. J0B9 90XTKEXDZB

STEFFMS & SCHNEIDER'S INDIANAPOLW

Phcenlx Bell and Brass Fonndry, SO Union Railroad Track, Half Square East Uuion Depot, lad luiapolls,Ioi

This E»tabliabovnt has constantly on hand a couplet aseo tmsol uf XJR«M Goods for Kngine Builders, Steam and Oaa Fitters/Mod at*

Orders

Street.

North Side, between Fourth and Fifth

pJuAUSSKN, BISHOWSE.Y &Co Igtearttnud Jobbers of NOT1UN8 AND TOYS,

W O E S A E E A S N /—IX— 5PAIVCY GROCERIES, mkuuw» ffuwoa.ma, eu.

le:t at the

Carrysville,

manu

focturera of Water, Steam, G*s and Beer Cocks, Whistles, Couplinga, Oil Oups, Globe Valves, and NIL kinds of

Urssa Works.

api*16-d2taw6m,

COAL.

OALI COAL!

Tho Beat ia the Cheapest F. MHBR1L is now prepared to furnish the b»st Brazil and

HUhland

Coal, alse the

Lahigb and

Autbraclte Coal, if ordered. Orders IT ft at MC Keen's Store, 107 Main SI., or Hartsock Bail nist r'8, will receiTe promptjittentton. »3dtf

COAL! COAL!!-

JOHN

MCFARLJLNIS IS NOW luruishing tbe b)«t quality of BiTer COA, acreened on a wider soreen than any other Dealer using, and at tbe VERY lowest rates.

Couutv Scales, or at

Woodmansee's Grocery, on llain street, next door to C. O. Hmitb A Co.'s Store store, will receive prompt attention.

Issra orders with

QOAL! COAL!! COAL!!!

Tbe undersigned

Cotlof

now delivering the AUT'SRL-

tbe Pioneer Ooal Hiaing COMPANY, *t

and respsctftallyaolicita an examina

tion and trial. It wilt B- found equal to tbe

Br*ztl

Coal, and

is furnished

at MNCB

lr* Qrorer'a Htove 8tore, Tuird Street, north of TF*ln, wl

1 receive prompt attention.

July 17, utf TIM. C. -BOYI^.

QBTOWN BLOCK COAL.

Tbe undersigned is prepared to furnish the citizens of Terre Haute with this superior Coal, taken irom the mines two miles east of Brazil.— This Uoal is superior to an* brought to this marset. Lewis Herbert authorized agent, and I will flil any contract ho may make. Orders may be left at K. L. Bail's Stove btere, and at Paddock & McKeeu'a Hill. a!3dUm ^OBXBT GUXST.

I S A O I

Is now supplying tbe best quality of Biver Coal at the marlut rates. Orders left at Chambers' Grocery Store, southwdit corner of the Public -tooare, will receive nronDl ettratlon. I*«lv

JJISSOLTJTION. Tbe Firm of W. LOOK WOOD SON was ritftolTod on Um 19Ui dftjr of JqIIi 1B67, bf mntoil comeat. Win. Lockvood will of the firm, and wlU oontlnoeibe bo«ine«t at th* tame stand! W4l. JLOCKWOOO.

JSUM9 r. MVXW09B.

how Restored! a i—ltd tlMkf*. Prict, nx ctmtt.

[.XCTUt OS THE NATURAL TKEATiffifT, and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakor u, IuToluntary BmtMions, Stxaml M|j wliH itomnw iy MimtMM Co—wpU»«, »rH«p«r, and Flu, Mental and Phyaical Incapacity, rwnltloj

CARRIAGES.

-i-

Excelsior Carriage Works,

(TBA»S MASK)

EgprABMSTODBTISSfr

The attention ol purchasers and Ihoai wanting a Superior Article, ia luvltfld tomy.dtoci of

Fine Carriage^

Oonsistlng

Barouches, Kockaicayb, Phaetons, Top Buggies, Open Buggies, and Light Wagons,

Hade of carefully selected material and by

Master Workmen

Orders for New Vehicles solicited

Uy fXperlencB of thirteen years in Terre-Uauie as a successful manulactunr, gives assurance i.l a thorough knowledge of my business and ability to supply the wants of consumers, long fult In this market.

Shop and Wareroom,

Corner 2d and Walnut Streets,

Torro-Hauto, Iu«i.

A. J. WELCH

June 13-dAwam

made to order. Xvery

AJ.

WELCH.

Statuary,

Union Depot. apr!19d6m

BCCC*S»OH TO WXLCH WKI9UT, }&uCacturer and Dealer in

CARRIAGES AND BIU61ES, Oorner beeond aud Walnut Sta., Torre Uaute, Ind feb 87 daw6m

SCOTX, OKE\ A CO.,

Carriage Manufacturers, CoasiB

Wasasu

a 1st Srs., Tana Hadte,

Ind.,

Keep coustsntly on band, and oiler for sale at tbe luwest markut prices, all of tbo latest styles of OABRIACMCS,

BUtitilBj and 1J6HT

WA60.\8,

of tuwir own manuUcturo, ol so looted stuck, picitl attention paid to Bepaibihs. MayiidwGm

SXORACiE, COiMLMlSSlON & GRAIN.

rSANSLIR.

A. P.

II08R1S0N.

FRANKLIN, MORRISON & CO osarsiiAL Cojuuuiausloii McrchaiiUr A'o. US (Pest Xd St., Cincinnati*

BXVKBKNCKS.

Pearoe, Tolle, lloltou Shaw, Barbour

Oo.,

& Torter, K. G. Leonard .t Co., Wm. Glenn & Sous, Itob't Macruady & Co.. Koster Urothors, Foote,fiash& Co. Ohambers, Stevens It Co. mU26dl

S. il. JN' Ji) KSOCJVIMU rtliWA*PlfcO AND

Commission MeroLaut^ AND DSAIiSBS 1M a in a a

WA&K

llou«T—OO tbe Oanal.

BMI

Tern*

Saute A Uiohmoiid aud V. A 0. Dopctemajfidwtf TMallroad

RBM

HAITTK, IWD.

JOH.N UAMKY. ALO(«SO 11AM KT, [OHN HANBY&CO., 6TOEAUI, COMMISLUM AND

A I N E A E S

Warebouae on First St., at tho Canal Basin. anBdwtf TBBBB HADTK. IND.

STOVES AND TINWARE.

and Frieze

henjdeksojs, UAMUVAUTUKJCB

STOKKra 4th Street, 4th iloor South of Post 0Bc«

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

Everything Warranted.

Booting, Bouse Guttering, £e., done promptly and warranted to giva satisfaction. Mane but the best "BRANDS" of Tin used uiw less specially ordered. Prices— Cheap as the Cheapest, mhfidlv. oh Sepa

BA£just

Has received a large invuice of Ice Cheats, Ice Cream Refrigerators, Freezers, Beer Coolers, Water Carriers, Water Coolers, Foot Tubs, Ice Pitchers, Bath Tubs,

All kinds of

O I E 8 E S AND TBS LARGEST STOCK OF STOVES?:

IN Tax CITY,

Which 1 am determined to sell at tb« BOTTOM PRICE! Don't be deceived, but call and see before jco buy

Bespectftiily, X. L. BALL.

B, HAGERTY & CO., Are prspaied to do all kinds of O W O

SCCH AS

Booflng, Guttering, Coppersmith Work, And Repairing of all Kinds. ,: Wa have also tha Agancf for

BKNNSTt & MABSU'S OBLBBRATXLf

Phoenix Warm Air Furnace,

Uf which we have already put up several, 10 tbo entire satla&ctlon of the parties lulug. them, :a whom we can at all times refer.

Alf kinds of Furnacee repaired and |at up In oomplete order,and tbe work warranted. A general assortment of IINWABK on hand at all times. Give as

Gas. Ar

nold. at the Post Office. Jyiitdtf

call at

1 8 7 Main Street,

Bet. 6th a 7th ots., TUBES UAO'fii, 1NI, ootlodtf

MONUMENTAL.

rpHE UNDERSIGNED

less rates.

I would reiei con«amers FS B. L. Thompson, Xsq.. who is uaing it at his Mill and liesldeace. Ur Ura left at

JL. tor

unimpaired

is Agent

the

CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE HoOTMskts. This material la Im»-ruk*U*. It Is the most EUjfiml and metptibtt o/ tk» hlgkmt puluh of, auyknuwn material. Its chief constitUKnts are tbo same aa Cleopatra's Needle, and fompey's Pillar, at Alexandria, in Egypt, which still remain

THE BAVA6ES OK CESTOKIE8. Tbe superior boauty and durability of this ma. terial is causing a d«muud fur it ia tbo Eastern States, where it Is being adopted by tbe wealthier classes in preferen to tbe Italian Marble.

A specimen ol this Oranite may be seen at the Adams fcxprsas Office. Orders aud iuquiriee will meet with prompt atentlon. Addrwi, JAJfftS li. WILSON, 29dtf Box 734, Terra llaute, Ind.

Oil. MANUFACTURERS.

lyTAUTE & CO. Manufacturers J.1X of Lard Oil, Neatsfoot Oil and all kinds of Lubricating and Lamp Oils. The best kind of Axle Grease, Ac Ac. Orders can be left at H. Huiman't, Main Street, Terre Haute.

Mabib

Co., have use for dead Animals, Bone*

and Fat and pay for tbe same according to tha condition thereof, if delivered at their factory, I west of th« OsmeSery, oa tiMOasal, Terre BauU, I iv a S