Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 August 1867 — Page 2

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DAILY EXPRESS-

TKKKK HAUTK.

Tuesday Morning, August 20th, 1861

Republican

lounij

Lope to

convention.

The Republican County Convention i» to assemble at the Old Court House, OD Saturday next, to put in Domination candidates for Recorder and County Coram* •loners. The various townships of the COUNTY, and wards of the city have already cboeen FIVE delegates each. The delegates selected are good men and such as are calculated to make judicious nominations. They will doubtless, during the preaent week, canvass the claims of the various aspirants for nomination and will make such selections as will represent the majority of Kepublican voters. We anticipate harmony and good judgment on the part of the convention, judging from the knowledge we have of the persons who have been selected as delegates. We have no

personal choice

among the candi

dates, and no individual nominations to advocate. WE shall support the nominees of the convention heartily and ear. neatly. We feel sure that the convention will make the best selections among those seeking nomination all things consid ered, and feel willing to abide its judgment. The nominations to be made on Saturday are important as a matter of party organization The offices to be filled at the next election are not very lucrative or important in themselves but become of interest IT Republicans as a PARI/ from tho fact that ttiey are entitled to them by reason of having a fair working majority in the county. Nothing except a disagreement among Republicans can give any county or city office to

THE Democrats. XBE^

cannut succeed in electing one of their nominees without disaffection iu Republi can ranks. The disagreements which existed in our party at the late city election wo believe are settled and forgotten and have reason to think that the nominations to be made on Saturday next will call ut the emire Republican strength. WC

see a large and enthusiastic

meeting on next Saturday and ask our frieiida troin the various townships to turn out in as large numbers as possible, and have their faith iu the success of the Union party brightened and strengthened. Let us have a large and harmonious convention—make good nominations and then go to work earnestly and elect our men.

A MODERN SPANISH BULL FIGHT.

New

York Editor's Description

the Event.

Mr. Beacb. of the JNew York Sun, now ono of the Quaker City excursionists, writes of a bull fight:

I have nU the heart to toll you in wbat part of these dominions it is that I have witnessed, and propose to sketch for your benefit, the impression made by what will undoubtedly beoorao one of the historic bull fight# of- tho age. My friends are fully awaro that I would itttond no siich brutal exhibition lor love of blood or tlin gratification of a savago disposition. That I should ever willingly attend another eeoiiis absolutely impossible and yet, now that it is over, I am glad tbat 1 went But to the fight.

The I^IUZH de L09 Tauros is a circular structure, with an external wall of stone, or rubble 25 or 30 feet high, from the top of which ranges of boxos and seats slope down inside to the ground, the line of descent averaging nbout35 degrees. Inside of these ranges of seats is a passage-way two feet wide, and this is separated from the right by a stout plank fence five feet high. On the inside of tho fence, and couple of feet from the ground, is a continuous step, the use of which will appear as I proceed. At half a dozen places narrow passages aro cut through this fenco, and these passages are both bidden and protected from bull-ish vagaries by a single length of fence—some two feet— of the same hight as the other. On the east ur sunny side of the ring, and within a shaded box or tent, and over a pair of doors, whence were to appear the bulls, was seated the master of the ceremonies, while on tho opposite or shady side appeared tho highly-decorated royal pavilion.

On this occasion the royal pavilion was occupied by those high in authority as representatives of the queen, and the ad joining box was hold by one of the owners of the bulls to be fought. That he was both known and a favorite became evident from th" applause which greeted his appenrance. Tue ranges of seats and

stalls on the easterly and sunny half of

tn« lrif nklirn worn iil-.it.lc u«ri I the irielosuro were

With a

This procession of '"potnp and circumstance'' passed quickly around the circle, greeted by deafening cheers, and then pauses in obeisance in front of the royal pavilion. This done, they retired by tho way they came, save alone the two mounted picadors. These, whose arms consisted of long laacea, with shafts

little disposition

PKWD«R EO FAR, firan tijfiug -W A»OJ_ lunge,reined op the poor breast and oparj-

pelfea

him

to receive its fuil foroe.

While the bull's horns penetrated the horse the rider's spear entered the bull's body far enough to excite him to an in tense fury. Then, when the beast withdrew for a freeb attack, he spurred the now wounded horse, beyond his re»ch. Meanwhile the banderillos bad eriterei the ring, and while the picador moved away his horse's legs reddened with the falling blooi, drew the now ferocious an mat's attention by waiving in his face their cloaks As he darted upon them they lightly jumped aside, letting him strike only on the cloak as he pawed.— When the

bull

had thus been more thor

oughly excited, the picadors again put tbemseives in his way. The fight had now become earnest—A far as the 'bull was CONCERNED—and rushed with blind fury

In this

But one of

couchcd

For

plainly furnished and

held at comparatively low rate, while those in tho shnde commanded price* averaging 50 cents each person. Six eight thousand persons

were thus accom

modattd while 2,000 or 3,000 more were scattered over tbe opposite side. Tbe total accommodation of tbe establishment would reach 18,000 or 20,000 without crowding.

promptness which, among the

Spaniards is supposed to be rare, tbe music struck up the call notes very near ly at tbe hour appointed, and, soon after, A pair of doors ou tho south

side of the

inclosure ware thrown open, and through them entered a gay procession. They were picadors richly comparisoned and mounted on horses as attractively iecked as themselves. Braderillos in parti-col-ored tights and red cloaks, or substitutes thorefor, swung over the arm and matadors, stilJ more gaily dressed, and bearing tcarlet cloaks, with da-k-coiored linings. This lighting and teasing corps and their attendants were followed by a couple of three abreast teams of harnessed horses. These horses were fairly cov ered with tinsel and sieigh-bells, and behind them trailed a rope, of the use of which we cannot be doubtful,—or will not be when my history is finished.

and

of considerable size, and the eyes of whose horses were blinded, that thev might not, by fright, interfere with tile coming "sport," waited in

the arena

the

coming of their antagonist. While they made their final obeisance to the royal representatives, the animal APPEARED from tbo gates below the master of ceremonies. Jtie was small in SIZE and black in color, and fur the time showed either as

to fig lit or run, as did

Earnum's Buffaloes at the fioboken "hunt" U.any years ago. But tbe picadors were patient, and so were tho people.

While they

rode up in turn, and

pricked the apparently stupefied animal with their lances, the banderthoe tormented him by waiving their red cloaks in front. Presently be b«gan pawing the earth and bellowing then made a lunge, first at the red cloak and then at one of

the horses. Whether.because he

wished

to excite the animal by tbe smell of blood or to give an appearance of fight whan

none

was A«edea, I know oot bat

the

at everything

wbieh offered, horse, man or cloak Avoiding direct attack, the picadors would prick bim most cruelly witn their long spears as be rushed frantically within ineir reach. When the rubh was after banderillo, he made for the fence opening behind the screen which I have described, reaching which, he would b* out of harm's way. If closcr pressed, he sprang to the step on the inside of the fence, and vaulted over

with

the agility

he ran he trailed behind him his red clouk, and passing it from one hand to the other, and thus extended it first on one side and then on the other, he caused tho bull who followed only the hated color, to swerve as be ran, and thus check his OPENL, greatly to the advantage of the bauaeriiJo. But the fellow-fighters of the latter were ever watchful, and, on the appearance of danger to their comrade, would promptly distract the animal's attention by arrow or sword thruaU. or waiving in his face the hated colors. And still the excitement of both the bull and the spectators increased. The first resulted TI-oiu tortures from arrows dexterously tbruet and lelt sticking in

HI* SIDES by the (to

him, if not to the spectators) fiendish banUcrillos, as well as from the picadort lance thrusts, arid the MANJ fiauniiugs IN his face of the red and scarlet. Tho

seemed to rise from pure enjoyment of the wild beast's constant ducou.fitur mid appreciation

OF tho

agility

MND

the matadors took immedi

ate part in the work of slaughter, his iellows remaining watchful, and ready to assist in case of accident. For a time the bull patiently bore the provocations of scarlet cloaks and swords pricking on bis body, and oven on his head but at la«t he mado A

desperate and fearful

rush at his assailant. At TBE instai when, to the uninitiated, it seemed that tbe man must bo thrust through, and his body tossed high in tbe air, the dexterous fellow slipped aside und leaving his cloak on the ammai's horns, plunged the sword deep in the neck, and through to the breast of his assailant. The sword penetrated at least a foot in the animal's body, and that a

vital point was

soon become evident.

a moment he staggered wildly, and then fell with a doud sound—typo only of the reality. Hereupon

arose such shouts

as had not nir.herto been heard. Tbe sue-

cegaful mtttttdor %vilked

around the ring

receiving the congratulations of friend^ just a» circus performers are SOMETIME Known to do. Uut in this case boii.ID other tbau vocal awards Uottles were offered, OUT of wluch ho urank, cigurs wore tossed, which he pocketed, and huts wore tossed, ONE or two of which he retained throwing tho other tiuck atnou_ the crowd, unmindful whether they were recovered by their owners or not. After this "finale," tho haruossod horsos

1 Phenomenon In

A cut. A:

skill,

in themselves alo. consid.r N. BY whio the tignters barely TECUPED fiom dt'atLi most terrible. in a word, tho audience conductou tnemsclves just as ono expects the audience of a good country I-irous to do. Tho animals were to them only tte rope?, polos and spring boards, used as MOANS to exoibit the dexterity, and fleetness, and presonce of mind of the performers.

could not but notice, here and throughout, that while every effort

was made

bxcito and madden tho bull to the utmost extent of ljis endurance,nothing was done looking to bis DESTINATION until he GAVE ovidence of flagging strongtn or of quiet submission to inevitable fate.

Among the last resorts to sustain the animal's excitement was the evident purposely putting in his way of the picador's poor horses—often staggering from their own wounds and loss of blood. U^OO these helpless creatures tho picador allowed the frantic bull to take revenge. With care only to avoid for themselves the ravage thrust, ihey put the horse directly in tho way of receiving it. With a bound the long (and I suppose previcusly sb»rpened) born entered his side, and. be-waa thrown to the earth in tin instant, diaen,boweled and dead or iu tho agonies OF death.

fall, as woll

he rides.

^OIDEN hair.

wore

brought in, the musicians struck up their loudest strains, UR these wore drowned by the louder huzzas from tho audi^nc Duriug tho noisy hubbub ttia drag ropes were dexterously caugat about the LE.-ui the ieau bull and his victims, and with circus flourishes tho galloping tcau "whipped" the carcussea out of sigtit. Speedily the blood-marks were covered wub earth, and the arena was AGAIN cleared and ready for a lresh "mill."

A Twin Trick.

A farmer in the State of Connecticut has a pair of twin daughters. They both attended the same scnool, and not long since ono of them, who is iatner averse to studying, was called up by tho teacher to recite a lesson in geography, which she had learned very impe.i'eetly—in fact she could not get on at all. The teacher was getting out of patience, when he was called to another part of the room lor a moment. No sooner was his back turned, than tho twin sister sprang to tho floor, unobserved, and pushed tbo delinquent pupil to her seat.* The teacher returned and proceeded with his qu.si.ions, which were answered with N OUGREE of promptness and accuracy Which, at the close, drew from him a lew words of ooqtt mendation. Thej.ke, however, WAS dls-5 covered next day, but tho teacher uinugkt it too good and successful to give OCOUSIOV for offense.

Singular

Prescntiineut

of Death.

During rece.-s at a school in Ayon, Wis., on Wednesday-of last week. JCCEP TI O. Hagfto, a lad ot twelve, pushed back

Ireland.

REV.. Patrick Malone, PARISH Prieettrf "JBeimaRet, writes to & Dubli£-papSr*« an extraordinary convulsion of nature which, occurred within eleven miles, .of that town a few nights ago." "TUe" "eide of a mountain was raised from its bed, and suddenly breaking up inter huge frag menu p.oceeded down tbe declined siir face, carrying destruction in its course, until it spent its fury in the~watera of the Atlantic." The portion of mountain which broke up contained an area of about furty acres, and though the eleva tion was not more than one foot in filteen tbe great attitude from which the subterranean current descended accounts, he thinks, for the irresistible force wtiich attended it. Hundreds ot large fragments, some of them measuring 2.000 cubic

T'EDT are now, Mr. Maloue says, to be I-een thrown in on either side and strewn upon tue undisturbed plane, without the appearance of water having accompanied them there. His explanation of the phenomenon is that the great drought ot the preceding two months created a vacuum between the peat surface and its gravelly substratum, lhe heavy fall of rain being precsed into the cavity produced the erup tion. Ssveral families had a n.

A CORRESPONDENT

as in these

thrir-ts, the leg3 of tho picador rider WOR* preserved from injury by their encasement in tho strong wood bo.it,

bis mounted antagonist, he

eral

in whieh

As soon as down, tho

THE o'dest

picador

was down out from his perilous PORTION iwid put on bis feet by his follow fiouds, (the word is out at last, an no other the English language so weir expresses N.y opinion of those who aro cfcnooriied in furnishing those hellish amusements) A fresh round of cheers reward such an escape. The picador boweH his thanks and slipped out of the RIN^, soon to reappear mounted on a FT.SU bort-e, the dead animal boing left wher he tell until the end of tho fight. IN THIS way the first bull had killed four horses, whon, weak apparently fr .in tis

own loss

of blood, and refusing longer

rrow es

cape of their lives, some persons having been carried forward a distance on the moving and breaking grouud. The bog debris is*scattered over

tie

crops of sever

al poor moo, a road is blocked by tbe fragmenu, a dale is closed up, and a val ley created "where nothing but a moun T$IIN appeared before."

Streaming Hair—The

latest

Paris

Sensation.

Countess de B., who is eighteen years of age, but docs not look fifteen, is one of '.be few grown up and introduced youg ladies wUo wears her huir.streaming unre strained over her shoulders and dowu her back. This hair is ot the brightest shade or

PALE golJ and the Counters wears combed straight from off ner fur

last

oh end

iu^tening it down either with a tortoise shell comb or colored ribbon velvet.— fhi9 style is now adopted by uianv young ladie3 in the country and at the seaside, for the reason that it gives rest to the IIAIR, una

allows it to grow unmolested by

pins, strings, and padding but the Coun

UEBR de B. is tbe only young titled lady A NO adopts this negligee style in

Paris

vV I.unever she appears in puolic her de." cute beauty and simple toilettes are Lhe subject of general remark. In the Bois ae Boulogne she generally wears a straw TUIQUD studded with beads, IN rued up at the sides, and very low on the .forehead oounU witn brigtit blue velvet, and trimmed. witn a long, well curled blue feather tho tip of which falls amid her

sovereign

the

To be, or not to be—Mai's lhe question," Wlii'tht.'r Miller with muutUI anguish, Fevvrish lipa, cracking pjuns, dyepuptip agonies, Aad nameless bodily suffering wliethor, wita «uddcu daeb, ti. izo a bottlo ol PL^KTATIOH BITTJEC, An J, MGuntber swears, bo uiysaif ft man again, tiunttier Said my ejes were s»llow, Mj visage haggard, my breath trftmon 'otis had— My disposition troublesome—n fact, Uo geuiit) iiiiitud 1 was fast becoming IJr.ito a i.uisiuc-1. Four bottles now Lent-alb* my vest have peared,--ii) sd has reiiah, my appetltf keen, -•y.itep elastic, my miud LriUimfe, uud .Nine founds,avoiidupois,iaaddvn ti my weight.

MAGNOLIA WATSB,—A

TUE .MASON & HANLIN CABINET ORGAN.—Tno tones of this instrument are II E nfluouBty sweet,

with a

v..lsme, pow-

ur auu expression, truly marvellous, in so small and compact an organ. They are BEAUTIFUL^ simple and economical.—New Orleans Times. dwlw

OTTNISUS LINE.

H. MJLLLEii'S OMJNIEUS AND HACK LiNi!. ill uiiend lo au calls K»r trains leaving tljt: •jit) atnl ttidO deliver [iaajOjig-t., rt» any part of tLc tj wuu care auJ dlabalc^

Alt otdert le ou tbo blaie at Uit Post OiHcc, »i »•.-' I'tag Store, or my resilience will be pr.ui,t-»..ead-i to, !ao20dtf

AM. ai'IT

flcliE3jtt¥

fcDWABD BKEKL

«&

UKALJLJIS l.S

HilSH i^l

N E N

1ABLJJ CLOTHE OIL CLOTHS, IN DO VV SUADJS3, NOTIONS, &C., CAio, between Third Fourch Streets, (Next door to Shannon's Bank.) mylSd3tn TEilBlC HAUTE, IND.

T1TTALAS, MECHANICIAN,

So. 201 Mala Slreef, between Sin ii 7th Sts.,

Terre Haute,

liiiio.

Har

riet Wallace, a girl of fourteen. She tripped and fell, ner bend striking heavily on the ground. Tfce poor girl gasped but once, and ail was over. The girl bad a presentiment of her death two or three weeks before the fatal event occured. She has repeatedly spoken on tbe sur.jet with her parents and others It nad taken full possession of her tbat SHE tiaa REparea for her dissolution, even

U.e

HY mn which SHE DEWAXI to be FUNG AT her iuneraL

IixcL

Mounts DIUWIKGS LXscbttp. SOWING MACHINES

and otuer iiiaiit

aft'

W. HEIFSNIDER.

froyrammts and Circulars attributed ui OOUD STYLE! All oiders lclt at Itowling llall, or av the Pr.^i:n^ Offices, will be promptly Mended to with »i dtagsub.

«. 1 UNA. WIH.I A* COAT

BARR & COATS, House and Sign

Puiutert*.

Uoring loim a partnership in the Hoos and in Palntiog bus in «s, we are prepared to attend *u -li uroer. lait the Sh* on Fourth Street ..ppoeite the 0 stnl Ca.ine Hoase.-

Mr. Ooata will AIR* espccioi a lentioB to Sign faintlagi Jolj 11, HR. dSn

NCWADVERTISEMENTS.

ng to Advertisers.

The following extract from a report of th* pro* ceWHarof th»*. T. State IdltorUI OonTsutftm, Lolden at Pens Tan, Tharadajr, Jon* a, .la TKJ gign'Scant: •«Ou t'_e qnestiim of Advertising Ageaciet, ducnaioB was induced by a recommendation from the ballman ol th* Committee on Agencies, tbat lusataoan be adopted, wimttj pabUMMM •honW no longer be allowed to contrast forspao* to be Alisa with short aii»cell*neooa advertiseuicnts, subject to frequent changes, It was argueu hat ui a coarse enabled ageats so contracting to do work, at greatlj reduced rates, aad 1 t« the jirjudl» of all other partie*. The linn of Gsor^e P. Jiowell ft Co., of New York, being regarded as the princip one which had adopted this s.slem, and Hr. itowtil being present in tbe wo tnti n, li was allied upon to n-pljr to the charge. Hr. S. H. Petteogill, also of New York, remaiked, in substance, that by this system, Mt-sjrs. Howell & Co., were enabled to ooutract or tusineis at a much lower rate tnaa he could dj, and cla med tliat tie publishers should in self defence cease to make contracts in this way. Uany pres .u. howoT.r co^uized it as an advantage to be abU thus to ispose ef a fixed amount of sp^ce to a r. s^ons ble party a definite time, nee .ey thn o.taiued a class of business to be secured in no oth way, and as a large number already h*d contract.* of this nature with which tney w-re satisfied, while others had apace to spare and *ert Willing to entertain similar propositions, ho action was takeq in the matter.

The advantages se ured to the advertiser by this eystem oi contracting, are truly very great. Parties interested are invited to send fcr a copy ol the ADVEBTIBECS' GAZETTE, containins falljst information in regard to our system. Address GAO. P. KOWELL A CO., 40 t'ark Bow, New York.

MDCCLX.

1700.

(.L

LFflowing

THE Pittsburgh

Commercial says that he has beon .R^LIA bly informed of a recent discovery MADE by tho minors in one of tho coal shafts ntar Wilmington, Will County, Illinoii At tbo death of two hundred -ieet below the surface, the minors while at work— whether in the coal strata or in tbe fossil iferous shale above tho coal, I am UNA. ble to state—exhumed A,, dressed cut stoto, twelve inches square, hoilow, and within ifwere found 'two .guldpiat.es three inches long and two inches wide AND three-eighths of an inch thick

of Europe, Hanry

LXVII (there inuit.be GO many IIERN O in that land), has just died.

A LADY complained of the insolence of TOME coal heavers. To teil you the truth aiiUiaui," answered the employer, apolo ge.ieally, "we have failed in our efforts to

FCI

gentlemen to undertake the business."

"YOUR

LOTION

rush at

STOOD for sev

moments pawing thoeirth

und hol

lowing. Then sounded the musical call for tho matadors, or bull killers, anil they, with scarlet cloaks and straight sword*, made their appearance.

has cured mo of Totter

(or Salt Rheum) on my hands of thirty y.jurs standing," writes Joseph lustier of JDaiiville, Ind., who has been using Palmer's vegetable Cosmetic Lotion. [dwlw.

1867.

'CENTURY/

^LOO A DAY.

We have adopted tbe plan of putting money in GENTUKY (JBA'XJO iu induce counninera to use it, kuowin^ th» it i* only necessar) tor them to (jive it a tiial to become sully sati fied of its meriu, und.to iiouounue it tliKBbsi KINK CUT .1 \Olu. We will continue to offer these induceuteu a until tlii? lac- is folly recognized.

We are niaking 'l'lla CIS fUiti from selections of tho very cho.cest olJ leaf, and nave devoted every cat its manuiacture. jtisfreefiom Drugs, und iu overy respect A PUUK AKT1C1E )K Hi.« ING TuBACOO.

Ou ai„ucl .ys wo will placo in one paper a $100 U. S Nute. un Tuesdays, iu two papers, 850 ach. On Wednesdays, in five papers, 920 in cacti. On Thursdays, in tou papeis, (IIO each. On JTriiays, in twenty pap.-rs, iu each, and on Saturdays, in titty papers, 92 each, iu a 1 cases usuing GKNUINK U. a. GKnENBACKS to the IUIOUU

a day

ills uud..a iiii-oe oltEENBACKS—by sending us tliiir Lames, a dross, a numbers of the bills —will be preitmed -itii packages of our Tobacco. in proportion to tbo amount of luoney fjund.

Xti huu»e uas been eetabl.thed lor over a Iiundr a Xaara, and hag always sustained a character fo honesty and fair dealing, which puts to flight all doubts, if any should exist, as to tho genuineues 61 tbi9 enterprise.

Uis. OBNTUfiY 10BACCO can be had in large qu .ntitics at Manufacturers prices, of A K. Jiitch-11, 35 Ceatial strait, Geston B. A. Van »chaiM(i iH s». Front staeet, Thilad. Ipbia Foy A Earle, 85 S. Water ut Chicago ScbaltZ A Bagley, ji Wuat Second st., Cincinoati.

Price list sent on application to P. & ii. L.OKIJLL.ARD, '.Lit,'}. [ItotabliBhed in 1760,] 16 t'hamberti St., N. T.

Josi

each

of these plates BITS an inscription in some primeval language, which will doubtlusb bo interpreted by abmo arcnseologist Kew York, us the marvellous relic has been fcent to the city to be deciphered.

Giiiott's Steel Pens,

01' TBE 0L0 STAKDAUD QUALITY.

JOSEPH Or Descriptive

fKADE Maes UlLLOTT, Name and DesigWarranted, natiugNumber. The- well known OBIGINAL and POPULAH Numbers, '3 0 3^4 04-170-3 51, Having TWEN HOSUNIOD by other IAKKB8, -E desire to caution the public in respect to siid imitations.

A'iK KOK GILLOTT'S.

4' 4

HIS

fiame was Keuss-Scblez. HFF.had. an army of thret hundred and* seventy-five' ON II, and lortv-eigbt

thousand pounds

)ear. .\J'Y*

'"junction was granted by

viall .1.1 Vie he Supreme Court (New Vork) at (.ieneral Term, .Tannary, 18 .7, against t. use by others of the KU.tfBKU 303.

JOCS GILLOTT & SONS, No. 91 ^oliu tit., York. HKNttY OWUN, Sole Agi nt.

BOWEfJ, POtXER&EBBS,

W OO LU

t'(»l«ISSl»A MERCHANTS,!

No. HO Sou' h. Fr^nt Street, PHlLAUKLPHiA. Consignments of Woo* leeptctfully solicited. Liberal Cath advances made, aad^alesguarranted ail Wuol c^noicn.d to us ca efally graded to suit tbe rnarknt, aud is displayed to tbe best ad* vantage.

Ba, furtil&hod if required.

TAUSSIG, LIVINGSTON & CO.,

WOOL.

Commission Merchants, fio. 34 South Front, a 35 Letltla Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.

CASH advance: made at six per cent, per annum Other charges low. itefor by permission First National and Corn Exchange National Banks, ?lnla. American Kichange National Dank, New York First National Bask, Otiicagj, UlinoU Messrs. Gilmore, lJi.ulap & Co., Bankers, Cincinnati, Ohio.

-RODAIAA, MK & CO.,

A N E S

A.ND DEALERS IN

I.OYTUVUTVI

delightful toilet

ai'iicio—superior to Cologne and at half TUO prico, augl4deodw2w

MiitlUITiTS,|

IN o.18 JNassau^t.,

WEW YOBK,

Buy and bell at muiket rales Six per cunt Boodi ui 1SS1 Fire Twenty Bonds, all i«sue3 Ten-Fort} Boutis Boven-1 uirty Notes, all series Oomponnd tutereat JSoteS, and Gold and Sliver Coin.

Uuuveri all series of 7-30 Notes into the New Consolidated 5-..U Bonds at best market rates. i-ivcuU' orui'rs iur purchase and sale of all misiluueuus securities. ilcwe.vei/. plaits and ailow5per cent Interest on ualauces, euojwt lo check at sight. llaku col.eciioua ou all acce.ai .ie points.

Ail iiaues of Government aecuri iaa crediteu ouiituii for, rcceipt, at market rates, Fat* oi all commiMiou cliaiges. B. F. A CO.

PAINTS

for

FAKMERS

I OfiitBS.—TUE GKAifTON MINEBAL FAi.T cOHPANV a:a now manufacturing tbe Best, Cheapest aud most Durable Faiat in use two coats well put ou, mixed witn pure Linseed Oil, will luoi lu u.- Ii year. it is of alight brown or oeautilui cuooolate color, and can be changed to green, lead, stoue, olive, drab or cream, to suit ttic tabte ol the consumor It Is valuable lor i'au-ea, It rns, Fences, Agricultural Implements, Uariiago an Car-uiakers, ails aud Woeden ware O'auvas, ftietal and tfhingle Koofs, (it being Fire *uJ rtater prou:), Bridges, Burial Cases, Canal ttuats, ships. Ships' bottom^ Floor Oil Cloths, (one Manuiactuivr having used 5UU0 bbls. the ast ye.tr,) ud as a palat for any pupose is unurpiSced .or tody, ouiability, elasticity, and adbrsiverie s. 1'iice per bbl., ot 300 lbs, which ill »upp-y a larmer fjr ye.trs to come. Warran•fd.Ju all cajos as above, ceud lor a circular, wfiich gives full particulars. Nonegenuine un- I leas brauded is a trade mark, Grafton Slinei al i'aiut. AdUreeei.i.2li.L BlDWlliLL,rropr.otor,

Pearl Street, New torfc.

HATUIIERY

re-

paired to give satisfaction."

Brooch-Loading

UIUU

I' LU CO^' FCRAT::3

French PAITTRB aiade from aow ujr utd material, may 9DLY

I I 16TJOLtUTlOiS—The firm

J—' Auaui^S buck^tutt iJ, wasdaso-o-i tu© of Jul^, A^d7, ifj mn ual coasvu^. H. wUl co^tinu« the buat tbeolU itaod aad settle th*-* acc »un 9 c( lhe Hr.u ADAMO,

AGKNTS WANTKD FORI

GENERAL L. C. BAKER'S

isiorj of the Secret Service. I

Xhis work was annoumod more than a jear ago, bul owing to the attempt,! of the GovernKieut to suppress it, its publication was delated. It wiii now be issued, UNALTERED and UNAUKP Gi.li, LS Kll tlie SUfK. VISION o/OKN'L UAKEtt, whose marfellous narratives ars all attested by to? highest oflhial auihoritj.

Tbe WOtALS of the National Capital are T1I0B0UGMLY VENl'ILATEO, and there are Bjoi!? 1KANGK KKVELAXlv^S concerning HEADS Oi" DtPAUlMENTS, Members of Con

«t«t

Female Pardon Brokers, and Lstingmsliwi illi!i a1} cim acterB. oca lor Circulars aud ««e our krm«, an a full dtscription of I rfie won. id'lrm JuNfcS BKOTUEH3 it CO. Cin-jDnatit Oaio, ur Uuvenportf Iowa.

LADIESBusiness

K|,I WM»N.

(JLTI' BILL POSTER.

/•AAjl A'iSNIs wan ed, to hell Si* New InOUUU vout uuo, of great talue to families all a S 5 a 8 0 a tatu^ie ^rati?. A^-ut^ bitine ide

€1',,1

00.

t.PUKAlM BBuWN, Lowell, Man.

1 P- It LAY SUB -.—Ag. vts wanted eyerjpil) where to sail our Patau Wniu IFire Cloikn Lt»c*. Will Ust30 years. Addruas the AU£K1* OAK WIRE CO., Office 162 Broadway, N. Y.

MOKK ©OAA P1£B MOMH. Jla4c WIN UIU,. -TEND tut CaUlagae AND -aaiplcsMendl

rrec.

& m. #Ph.\tK CO., BraOlehoro, Tt.

AtiEXTS JIAht 940 FEB DAT, selling the K*utMkal bewin* Maolmw 1 Better and mora ,tn *bl *t«an *0 Machines! Just perfected I— Ms»fY*.f: 00, Bingham ton,

Tnar^T^/M^ipK

Ag an Investment.

rapid rapifuMf UitoaVacitc buUdiar*«itH^^On&t4 'HAwaka/and

Tbe

BOW lormlng, with its waiai ooanectfoas, aa wnbroken line across the continent, attracts atteauoa to the nlaaoC mi#* the Cosnpany sow oflsr to tits public. The first question ask ad by prudent iaveators is, "Are the* bonds secure?" Xext, "Art they a profitable in* vestment To reply ia brlttl _- let. The early completion of the whole great

twenty million acr a of Und and fifty Million dollars in its owa bond* practioally guarantees it. One fourth of the work la, alnadyjdon^.-MV tbt track' oontianea to be laid H^tke' ta'l» a day.

Sd. The Dnion Pacific Ballr^A baads issued upon what promises to be one of the most profitable lines of railroad in the oountry. For many years it molt be tke wgy l!u«» lantic and Pacific and being wlutoul it can maintain remunerative rates. 3d. 4S6mileeof this road a.e finished and fully equipped with depots, locomotives, can, Ac., and two trains are daily running each way. The materials for the remaining 94 rtilea to the eastern case of the Kocky Uo«nt^iqs ereon haad, and is under contract to be done in September. 4th. The net earningi of the sectioSa »lrea4jf finished are BKYB&AL TIMES OACATIB than the gold interest upon the First Mortgage Bonds upon such sections, and if not another niile of the road wee built, the part already completed would not only pay interest and expenses, but be profitable to tie Company.

Stb. The Cni jn Pacific kilroad bonds can fee issued only as the road progresses, and therefore can never be in Uw market vnless Vfly represent a SOKA FIDE property.

Over Nine Per Gent, ItUeretU The daily subscriptions are. alieady large, and they will continue to be reqeivpa in New.Yoikby

Continental National Bank, No.7, Nassau St., Clark, Dodge & Co., Banlcor^Si'Wa tl St„.

John J. i.lico & Sdn^ Bailke)

s,''Ni].:

S3"Watl St.,

and by BANKS AND BANKERS ranerally throughout the United 9talt^S(£b£a£iilj^i4.' .descriptive pamphlets njay jbe^(AU^«^. r/Chey will also be sent IV toaiV frtW Jth* MSowpMy-'fc •fllce, No. 20 Nassau Streat,^^pforf lsit orfi Agents

cation. Subscribers Will seloct in whom they have confidenoe, who alone will be responsible to them fbr the 'ia'fe delivery of tbe bonds.

JOHN J.

COLGATE & €0 8 GERMAN

Erasive Soap

[4 manufactured from Pnu* UA1XBZALS, and "may he 'considered the STAND

X'JE1£2

AMERICAN LKSTHOD FOR THE PIAMOFOBTE, VBOBT T'omprehenslTe and

Each number containing sixteen pages, IncladniFOVBPACUOKmilO. PUBLISHED FOBTNIOUILT. TCBMS: TWO OOLLAK8 PEB ANNUM. Speo'tnins «eat free.' JOHN 8 DWIOHT, Editor.

OLIVER DIT80N CD }»nblhhers, Boston CHAS. H. DirSOX CO .Tn Bro^Vay.lTew Tort. dwtch

L. KISSNER'S

P11ACB IIK- MIK!

I1V THIS STATE

Buyers in want of fine

GEXILEJIEX EAPLONO I

Picture Very irofl-able. No isk. 3,«cnien Pictures aud Catalogue sent for 16c. passage. MANSON LANO, 297 Bow rj, Ntw 1' ork City.

And smalier SKwiea! Tnst^nMeiits, an^-'Mdsical Uerchaudise of every deeertption, Sheet Uusic and 1 ns true tion Books, ahonld not fail te Tisit the

PALACE OF MUSIC.

All kind* of Musical Instruments repaired in the most approved manner. d*w

Dry

Praeticall^ateB.

By Ugu A. Bobln,f rafencmtAliaPlanoforte.. This work meets tbe dally regainments of the Pianist. It con&aes Hsr»ipa£%^.SDfeind|*

pensable points recommended by all emimnt masters for daily practioe, and is so systematized as to.readiiy Impart a knowledge of the art of an derstancLng in the piano is likewise ada ted to all players, from the begin ner to the finished artiit^yt a '-jt

Impart a knowledge of the art of nn-

PBICffii4Aa

Sent post-paid. OLIVfiB T80N Jt 00.. Fab Ushers, Boston. CHA«. B. DITSCHf^Jk OO:, Til Broadway, Ne« Tork. dwtil eh

DWieurS JOURNAL MUSIC,

No. 48, Ohio STREET,

-T —r'A«

OPPOSITE THB^COURT HOUSE,

TKRKK-HAUTE, 13^15. ..... iw 1 .to-:t ••')/!»«,... .JNYRN r* at!

This being the largest and most elegani Music Establishment

L£

MUSIC.

av-ri

J.G. LINDEMANN,

OXALXB IB

PI AST OS, HELODEOIB

ORGANS,

Tlollns, Guitars, Flutes, aad all kluda of IttUlea Merchandise, Bo. 01 Wabash Street. TBiiai HAUTE. IMDIAJJA.

TUNING AND BXPAl&ltfG ot PUHOS aad other lutromeats wUi hwpvoaiptly attended to. OLD PIAMQ8^w^Je {ak.«n la taad* fot Hl« ONXS.

J, 0. XOBBBMABV.

GOODS

-AT-

NIAHIA

WHOLESALE A»D RETAIL!

CoiRELIDS

HLFIGERTL

rife ihl£ $61

JSC ,:i 1

1i ^SB-aim -s

Saturday, June 22d,

r- :V

1 «e r-.-c-r I asr* sis

Wo bate just received

1867.

a largo supply of

NEW GOODS!

New Lawns,

Jaconetts, Organdies,

v" v'

Ct.. Their amoni is strictly limited by law to a sum equal to what is granted by the U. 8. Government, and for which it takes a SICOSD lien as itssecurity. This ametuit upon the,first $1J miles west from Omaha is oniy fl6,000:prTnll«. 7th. Tbe fact that the U. 8. Government considers a second Ren upitn the road tfgbod (nvestssent, and that some of the shrewdest railroad builders of tbe country h««e already paid in Are- million dollars upon the stock (which is to them a third lien,) may-wall iagplie'caafldCTWHT flm HOT. 8th. Although it if sot claimed tywt^here can be any better securities than Governments, there are parties who consider a first mortgage upon ouch a property M.-this.the very the world, ssiejieri^irlr Go' invest in these bonds—thus securing a grrate'r interest. 9th. As the Union Paoific feailraad bonds are offered for the present at 90 oenta on the dollar and accrued interest, the'g at»*he cKsfest in the market, heiD^nfort^ihaa'lSp* Ml. lAsfeenC. 8. Stocks. 10th. At the current rate af-premium on gold they pay

Crepe Meretz,

T« In fact a

&c., &C., &c.

fall assortment of

Jfiw

SUMMER DRESS COODS

Greatly Reduced Prices!

NEW STOCK OF

PBINTS & BLEACHED MUSLINS: Merrimack, Cocheoo,

Spragues, American, Richmond

C7I«CO, iOO

may30dw3p»too eol Ihs

ABD Of K1CELLENCE

For sale by all Orocers. 24dwly

MUSICAL,*

s&c.

FRUIIS IN THO LI EWEST STYLES at

2 CENTS!

Wo are selling our.entire Stock of SILK and CLOTH &ACQUES and SUMMER SHAWLS at COST.

CORNELIUS & HAGGERNY,

y- Corner Main and 3d St.,

,0' TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO:

E A

Goods Emporium,

1TIIESDA17,

AUGUST 6ILI, 1867,

BIG DRIVE IN

A I O E S

Four Caties,

iQOOO

Yards

Elegant Fast Colored Prints

121-2 CENTS

FEB YARD!

JUST OPENING!

TSF The above is tbe BEST "bargain for the Consumer offered in Terre-Haute in FOUR YEARS

Summer Dress Goods

CLOSING RAPIDLY AT

HALF THEIR VALUE"! I

AN ELEGANT LINE OF

Domestics, Ginghams, Si/Lies^

Summer Shaivls,

&Ctf 4&C*f &C.

Marked at VERY LOW Figures for our

Clearing-out Sales!

Which will continue through tha month of August!

TUELL, M1JPLET & CO., Co*. 5TH MAIN STRZXTB,

I'EZRE

iii-ririffitimfliliiflifrtfiTiiiifiri.il liriniT ti 'liteiiiltriflTf ^u-m 1^,-r- nft^ifi1iaiI(1iTfiiir}

DRY COODS.

jr-sr

GREATEST

N O O W N

OF THE SEASON!

-iTr

You can Boy oar Goods for what they Co tUs!-

___ 5#!f

Yard Wide Brown Muslin

Ten Cents and ap. BtXACQKD MUSLIN Sight Otata aad ap.

EXCELLENT DRESS GOODS, For Suits aad Travelling Goods, perfectly sulta ble until Octobsr, will be sold at Kzact Cost.

Organdy and Jaeonet Lawns,

AT COST. Tbe Lawn w» sell at 30 cvnta is a BARGAIN.

4-4

French Percales,

For 2f- (Twenty Fire) cts. Cheaper than Calicoes.

All oor Llgbl Summer Goods, All our Medium Dress Goods,

At prices thai mast rell them. We must sell them and have fixrd prices that will sell them.

EJSCELLKM BILXOKALSI

AT EXACT COST!

All our Large Stock of

Handsome SHAWLS, In which y«u will fltu many very desirable fo this and coming months, at exact cost.

Silk Parasols,

Lined or Unlined, Bf ded or Plain, iu alt Colors, will bs sold at Xxsct Cost.

Ladies

"Oauze

Vests,

Price $105, which is Cost.

Gents Drilling Drawers,

(good) for 85 cents!

Gents Muslin Drawers,

fbr 50 cells!

(Jnst the price of two and a half yards of Muslin)

We are selling

Shirting1

Ticking

At a very Low Trice.

will sell all Colors in

BAREGES AND CREPE MARETZ,

AT EXACT COST 1

Our Customers

Will find, on examiration, that all tbe abovo mentioned Goods will be Sold as represented.

COME AND SEE! "SEEING WILL BE BELIEVING

EDSALL & CO., Corner Fourth and Main Streets, Tcrro Haute, Indiana.

DRY GOOD.

C. WITTIG&CO.,

73 MAIN STREET,

OPPOSITE MoKEEN'S BANK

WEEKLY BIIL.I.E TIW

PRICE LIST

Established ly Auction.

Challies 20 cents, Delaines 20 cents, Lawns 20 cents, Denims 15 cents, Cottonades 15 cents, Beaded Parasols,

lined,

do do

$2,50

unlined,

1,50

Plain Silk Parasols, 1,50 Shetland Wool Shawls, 3,00 Shaker Hoods, 10 Blue Silk 1,25

(One Dress Pattern left.

Embroidered H'dkfb, Paper Collars, per Box,

a8dwtf

l/Iil

25 10

0. WITTTIG

77 MAIN STREET,

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Canton Mattings, Wool Druggets, Wall Paper, Curtain Goods, Linen Goods, Housekeeping Goods.

OF RKUENT PURCHASE,

'Buckeye

PROFESSIONAL.

£)R. J. HALE!

MILLER'S BLOCK,

IKIHMAPOLI8, DTD., Physician Tor Diseases of tbo

Head, Throat and Lungsf

TO WHICH BRANCH OT THX PKOFKSSION hi* practioe la tielsiiTrtj confined,MAY B« con•altad penonally,or by letter, at hi* Diqwnuiy aad Surgery, Miller'sBlock, North llllaofi itrcet, one tqnare north of the Bate* House.

Abo, at the eanrart solicitation of many olo patients BB. HALK will still oontinue to visit

TERRE HAUTE, once every fbnr weeks, and may be commit*1 at tbe Terre Hanie House,

On Tbarsdajr, Jan. 24Ui, IH67, On Tliarsday, »eb. Slat, On Thnrmlnr, .War. 91»(, On TtauriHlaj, April 18th On Thiiradtty. fflwy I6lh, On Thnnday, June lSih, On Tknrsdajr, July lltb, On Thnrndajr, Aug. 8th, On Tharaday, BepL 3th, On TbnrtMlajr, Oct. 3 A 31, On Tlinrtidwjr, NOT.. 28tb, On Thorsday, Dcc. 26th,

CONSULTATION FRRE!

And terms of Treatment within the rmtcb of all

Pot further particulars inquire o!

KSQ., E. STEVENS, Ksq.,

Janin EITHER,

Fred.

Mrs.D. 0.

Barber,

KAQ.,

Moore,L.Oberholter, Esq., Win.Coats,

Esq., A. G. Matthew, K*q., and John Wheeler, all of Terre Haute. Dr. HALK is

a Graduate of Medicine and Sur

gery, and the Author of the

NEW FTHOD

Treatment for Diseases of the Air FUTIY,*, which succeeds where all other meaus havo failed, nnd is oertainlT worthy of trial. I»16dtf

JAMXB ?IATU. LI.NDOX A. SMITH. IISNJtY B. BEACH.

V1«0 FOCNDBY

MACHINE SHOP!

Near the T. H. A I. and K. A C. Freight Depots, TERBE.HAUTK, INDIANA,

SEATH, SMITH & CO., Propr's.

Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Mill Gearing, and Machinery of erery description. All kinds OF

Iron a.d Bras* Castings niade to order. Kvery olass of repairing promptly attended to.

W Orders

solicited.

The highest Cash Price Paid for Old Copper, Brass,and Iron. uugCdwtf

INDIANAPOLIS CARDS.

P. BINGHAM & CO.,

W. Genuine AmericanW atehes

Diamonds, Pine Jewelry,

SOLID MILVKR WARD,

NKW PATTSBN8.

Solid Sliver Spoons ana Forks,

FINE SILVKK-PLATED

Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors, BERRY DISHES, ICE PI "CIIERS, WAITERA, (JUPS & GOBLE'LS,

Aliio, a fine line uf

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENGRAVING NKATLY EXECUTE*

Old Text. English or German

ALL GOODS BOVOBT UKBB

ENGRAVED FREE OF CHARGE,

W. P. BIXGI1AM

CO.,

50 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, apr6d3m INDIANAPOLIS.

J.N. GLOVER'S

IKDUKAPOLIS

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

Has on hand,or manufactures to order, all kind* of Architectural Ornaments, such as Window Caps, Brackets, Medallions, Panel'and Friexe Knrichmerts Vuses, Life size Statuary, Water Pipe,Flower

Ac.

Two squares west of Union Depot. aprilOdfim

THE CABPitfTERS' II\10K,

Succuioaa TO HILWIO, BOBEBTR .,

DOOR, SASH AND BLIND BAMffTURBRS,

SOUTH UTBIDIAN SRBEET,

Nearly Opposite East End of the Union Depot

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

BFIFIUUFI SIZED WOBK C0JI8TAJIT1I 00 HAN1»

apr 6-2t ID d6m

CKABLE6 BTirriNS. JOON SCUNEIDtB

STIFFENS & SCHNEIDER'S

INDlANAPOLIei

Phffinlx Bell and Brass Foundry,

26 Union Railroad Track, Half SQUARE

East UoJon Dopot,

This

complete

JALY 17,

Keen's

This

Cash

IND lAliapolift,ITT#

ETTABLISHMITRJ HAS conntaotlj ON

AMOI tmuat

b*Dd»

I?R*M Gkxxla

for

Baild^rs, Steam and Gaa

£ogla«

FLTTORS* ANJ arexoana-

fftctorera of Water, 8Uam,~T}»0 and Beer

CUCKA,

Whistles, Coupling*, Oil Cupa, Globe Valves, aud all kinds of Braaa Works. aprl6-d2taw0m.

COAL.

TC.

G-ROVEJR, DtALKa, IX

WOOD AND COAD. Tbe nndersigaed is NOW delivering the «u{erior Co»lof THE Pioneer Goal flficitng Cunipanj,at Carr/tvillie, and respectfully auliciu au «xamina» ti»n and trial. It will found equal to Brazil Coal, and is furnished at mncH leas rates.tbe I

would

REFER OON^AMERA

•vho is UMNG

B. L. Tbompton, £IQ„

it at bis Mill and Residence. Or Jers

left at Ira Grovor*s Atove

FITORN, .ird

north ofSUin, wi

1 rocoire

prompt atteu:iun.

atf

TIM. C. KOVJHi.

QOAL !COAL!!

ThsBest i» tlie Cheapest! E F. HKUTUL is

now prepared to furnish tbe

best Bratii and Ui hland.Uoal,alse the Lehigh

COSI is.tuperior

Padduck

Store.'

S. RYCE & CO., 77 Slain Street,

Haute* Ind.

4wtf

and

Anthracite if ordered. left at

MC-

^toreCoal, 107 Slain 8t.,YrOrders Hartsock A B»Unlst r's,

will receire

prompt attention. a3Jtf

COAL! COAL!!

TO-FCLN MCFAKLA^JB LB NOW luraishing tbe B^ST QUALITY of Uirt Ooa screened on a wider screen tha:I any other Dealer is using, and at the

RERY

lowest rates.

Orders le at the Oouitv Scales, or AT Woedmansee's Grocery, on HAM street, next door to

C. V. duiith A

Co. Store store, will receive

prompt attention. Leave orders with 6ns. Arnold, at the Pust

Office. jy'itdtf

OJBTOW.N BLOCK COAL.

Tbe undersigned is prt pared to furnish tbe citisensof Terre Uaate «itn

this superior

taken trom the mines two miles

Br«sll.—Goal,

east of

to an* brought to this mar

ket. Lewis Herbert is m- antborlunJ agrnt, and

will fill any

contract he M.y make. Orders

may be lelt at It.

Bail's atuve store, and at

McKeen'* Mill.

alSdBm BOBXKT TIUKST.

I A E O

Is no* supplying tbe BEAT quality of Elver Ooai market rates. Oruer. left at Chambers' .t

the

Grocery titore, sooth WEET corner

*'iiiar«. will r'-c*'rt rirrropt

JjitiSOLUTlON.

tbe Public

te Firji of WSZ t^OOfCWoOD A SON was diasolvedoo tb«19:h day of Jaly, 1867 by mutual content Wo. L'jcavraod wiii soitu ch aecoanta of tbofirm, and wU contiuut tb) buaine«s at the same iiand* Wil LOCKWoOU. jyaBdtf JAXJU I. WC&WOOP,